Graph Report Options

  • Input Signal [n] vs Temperature [n]
  • Input Signal [n] vs Time [n]
  • TCD Concentration vs. Temperature
  • TCD Concentration vs. Time
  • TCD Signal and Concentration vs. Time
  • TCD Signal vs. Temperature
  • TCD Signal vs. Time
  • Temperature vs Time

Any signal (the detector signal or the 1 or 2 auxiliary signal) may be plotted against time or temperature. Any signal can be overlaid onto the primary signal.

For color output to a monitor or printer, signals are displayed in different colors. For black and white output, different symbols are used.

Graph Report Options
Selections Description
Options [button]

Enabled when the Show peak marks option is selected.

Lists the peaks for the results of the highlighted experiment. Select any (or all) peaks to include in the graph.

Select the peak labels to display on the graphs.

Selected Experiments
[group box]

Displays all related experiments in the current file. Only experiments with collected data are shown. This option is disabled for new files.

Show peak marks
[check box]
  • Enables the Options button to specify the peaks to include in the experiment.
  • Displays the areas and baselines on the graph.
  • Draws a straight baseline between the selected peaks.
X-axis [group box]

Specify Time or Temperature for the x-axis variable.

Autoscale. When enabled on the report parameters windows, allows the x- and y‑ axes to be scaled automatically. Autoscale means that the x‑ and y‑ ranges will be set so that all the data is shown. If Autoscale is not selected, the entered range is used.

Y-axis [group box]

Specify Time or Temperature for the y-axis variable.

Autoscale. When enabled on the report parameters windows, allows the x- and y‑ axes to be scaled automatically. Autoscale means that the x‑ and y‑ ranges will be set so that all the data is shown. If Autoscale is not selected, the entered range is used.

Linear/Logarithmic. Scales the graph as Linear or Logarithmic.

  For fields and buttons not listed in this table, see Common Fields and Buttons.