Chromeleon control over Agilent 1260 Hardware
Posted: Thu Aug 17, 2017 2:47 am
Good Evening, Everyone,
I've a buddy in the U.K. that has an Agilent 1260-based kit, I think he has a G1367B autosampler, the AS is equipped to perform sample pretreatment, whatever the AS model is. He is running the 1260 LC under Chromeleon. I'm wondering if there is a way, using Chromeleon, to send a delayed signal (or maybe two signals) to the the pump to start the gradient and then perform the injection so as to simulate a HPLC with a larger gradient dwell volume than the 1260? I know that this can be done with ISET and a 1290 LC with OpenLab...could this be arranged with Chromeleon somehow? I apologize, I'm not sure which version of Chromeleon is on his system...maybe a good guess is Version 7.2.0 (or 6.8.0)?
Sorry that I don't have much more than that to go on, and I thank you in advance for any help or guidance you can share.
I've a buddy in the U.K. that has an Agilent 1260-based kit, I think he has a G1367B autosampler, the AS is equipped to perform sample pretreatment, whatever the AS model is. He is running the 1260 LC under Chromeleon. I'm wondering if there is a way, using Chromeleon, to send a delayed signal (or maybe two signals) to the the pump to start the gradient and then perform the injection so as to simulate a HPLC with a larger gradient dwell volume than the 1260? I know that this can be done with ISET and a 1290 LC with OpenLab...could this be arranged with Chromeleon somehow? I apologize, I'm not sure which version of Chromeleon is on his system...maybe a good guess is Version 7.2.0 (or 6.8.0)?
Sorry that I don't have much more than that to go on, and I thank you in advance for any help or guidance you can share.