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Data Organization 17
Data Acquisition 2
Data Acquisition
the container. All necessary files are now available for future data review and
reprocessing, without changes that were applied to the master method or
sequence template for other sequence runs.
During acquisition, the data files are stored to the sequence container. Within
each data file (*.D), two additional methods, ACQ.M and DA.M, are saved for
this specific run. These two methods are copies of the sequence method,
preserving the state of the method as it was at the time of acquisition of the
specific data file. In the case of e.g. calibration table updates the DA.M
methods differ for each of the runs.
The individual acquisition method ACQ.M is intended to preserve the
acquisition parameters, therefore it is recommended that you do not change
this method during future data review activities. In Data Analysis view, the
acquistion parameters of this method can be viewed and printed.
With these files saved in the sequence folder, all data review and reprocess
activities can be performed without altering the master method or the
sequence template. If needed, method changes can also be saved to the master
method again.
Data Acquisition of Single Runs
The new data concept is also introduced for single runs. In this case the data
file is saved directly into the respective subdirectory. Since only one method is
employed for a single run, this method does not need to be copied into the
subdirectory; all actions are performed directly with the master method. After
the acquisition part of the method is completed a copy of the master method is
saved into the data file directory (ACQ.M). Another copy (DA.M) is saved after
the data analysis part of the master method has been executed.
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