Program structure and control

Clarity has a hierarchic structure. Upon clicking the Clarity icon, the main Clarity window will be displayed with names of the configured Instruments.

After clicking on the chromatograph picture, you will be prompted to log in by entering your User Name and selecting a project (this can be later changed). Proceed by pressing the OK button. The dialog about Method Setup adaptation may be displayed. Click Yes and adapt the Method in the Method Setup dialog. In case you are using Demo1, just click on OK. Alternatively you can press Help to learn more about method adaptation. Now the Instrument window will be displayed.

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The Clarity station works with the so-called Instruments. All detectors connected to the same Instrument share a common time base.

Clarity Instrument windows

The main Clarity window is designed to configure chromatography station, select access rights, and choose basic directories for data saving. It also shows the status of the logged-in instruments.

The Instrument window is used for acquisition and processing of data using the connected chromatograph. Up to four independent Instrument windows can be displayed. As you can see on the example in Fig " Clarity Instrument windows", Instrument 1 and Instrument 2 are opened, hence the respective instrument windows are displayed.

Each Instrument window contains an information table , a status line , tiles for Method Setup, Single Analysis, Sequence, Device Monitor, Data Acquisition, Chromatogram, and Calibration , and lastly an instrument image . Instruments are distinguished by the color of the Instrument window header and by the instrument name, which is displayed in the header of each Instrument window. The name in the header of the Instrument window is identical to the name displayed above the corresponding chromatograph in the main Clarity window.

All relevant dialogs for performing actions in the Instrument window can be easily accessed using appropriate commands from the menu or by clicking on their icons.