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Currently running 525 analysis. Set DFTPP at 5 ppm and got the worst failing parameter scan I have ever seen. My primary ion for my tune is 271. Is this telling me something.
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Are you sure of your dfttp? On my system 271 is a very minor ion ( <1% 442).
If you are sure then there is an issue with your tune. If you use an Agilent system and overwrite your tune file it may be corrupted. There is a untouched file in the system ( I can't remember where so call the 800 number).
I do not use the canned dfttp tune, I manually tune by adjusting my autotune by dropping the ion focus to get the 442/198 ratio in. I found using 442 as the major ion works best.
If you are sure then there is an issue with your tune. If you use an Agilent system and overwrite your tune file it may be corrupted. There is a untouched file in the system ( I can't remember where so call the 800 number).
I do not use the canned dfttp tune, I manually tune by adjusting my autotune by dropping the ion focus to get the 442/198 ratio in. I found using 442 as the major ion works best.
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