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Agilent 6410 QQQ Optimizer Software

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Hello All,

I have a question for users of Agilent 6410 QQQ system. Is anybody familiar with the Optimizer software. It seems that lately I have been having trouble optimizing a certain analyte. It looks like the software is automatically choosing to optimize the first analyte failing to see my true analyte peak with a very high abundance and S/N. It seems to be choosing to optimize a small peak in the grass / noise region. I have set abundance thresholds and put in a RT and RT window but the software still fails to hone in on the right peak of interest? Any ideas?

Thanks Kindly for the help.
Hello.
What is the version of Optimizer you working on ?
B 03.01 version here and the retention (retention time window) option doesn't work.
In second tab (precursor ion selection) did you mark "use most abundant precursor ion" ?
If still problems...connect capillary from autosampler direct to nebulizer needle i think there
is no need to work with column if you have analyte concentration big enough.
I am selecting the optimize most abundant precursor option, no luck here. Looks like Agilent needs to update the software, there seems to be some flaws. I have not connected the autosampler to MS directly. I guess I could try to shoot a 5,000ng/mL Cal and see what optimizer picks up on. My Optimizer software version is B.04.01
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