Hi
First, let us know which version do you use.
I'm using last version ( 4.1 SCN#805) and it works pretty well under windows 7.
Is #805 available as a free upgrade (I use version #429. )? Do you have the version history document describing what has been changed? I can't seem to find it on the Waters website. I'd definitley also like to upgrade the workstation to Win 7 for workgroup server management reasons.
Thanks
Jörg
I'm not sure if it's available as free upgrade or not.
I don't have version history, but a document about new changes.
here are some parts of that document:
"Software Change Note #805 provides support for Windows 7 Professional Edition 64 bit, as well as
fault fixes for MassLynx 4.1. This SCN replaces SCN 714 and SCN 737.
The following MS instruments are supported on Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64 bit and
Microsoft Windows XP:
• Waters TQ Detector
• Waters SQ Detector
• 3100 Mass Detector
• Quattro Micro GC
• Quattro Premier XE
• Quattro Micro API
• ZQ
Fault Fixes in SCN 805
As well as changes to support the Windows 7 operating system, SCN805 includes the following fault
fixes for MassLynx 4.1.
MS
• User is now warned when IntelliStart changes the active calibration.
• Invalid options “Show Advanced Function” and “Show Points” removed from Quattro micro
GC method editor.
• Misleading “Measured Mass” column removed from IntelliStart calibration report.
• Function numbering corrected for functions with identical time windows.
• Analog output range corrected to be 0-2V.
• Fix for Neutral Loss function on Quattro micro.
• Fix for analog channel selection in Method Editor.
• Fault has been corrected that led to an error message about missing ipr files.
Inlets
• Fix to prevent possible early termination of ELSD run on ACQUITY systems.
• FID now works with Agilent 7890 GC.
• Increased communications timeout to prevent “Server Busy” messages.
OpenLynx
• Corrected display of peak integration in the browser.
MS
• Ion beam becomes very weak after switching in experiments that contain both CI pos and
CI neg. It is recommended that users avoid mixing CI pos and CI neg functions in a single
experiment.
• Default settings for neutral loss function are incorrect and must be amended before saving.
"