TSQ8000_UG 1R120587 0002 TSQ Duo User Guide

2017-02-09

• Contents
• Preface
  • About Your System
  • Related Documentation
  • System Requirements
  • Safety and Special Notices
    • Special Notices
    • Safety Symbols and Signal Words
  • Hydrogen Safety Precautions
    • Using Hydrogen with a GC-MS/MS System
    • Hydrogen Connection Guidelines
    • Purchasing Hydrogen
    • Properly Storing Hydrogen
    • Hydrogen Safety Codes, Standards and References
  • Hazardous Substances Precautions
    • Biological Hazard Warning Note
    • Venting Toxic Gases
  • Contacting Us
• Introduction
  • Confirming Your Instrument is Working
    • Checking Power to the System
    • Verifying the Carrier Gas Flow Rate
    • Checking Your Carrier Gas Tank Pressure
    • Verify Collision Gas Tank Pressure
    • Checking the Vacuum and Temperature
  • Cleaning the Exterior of Your Instrument
  • Configuring Your Instrument
• Changing the Column
  • Determining the Column Type
  • Replacing the Factory Installed Column
  • Connecting the Column to the Transfer Line
• Tuning
  • Accessing Auto Tune
  • Tune Types
    • EI Initial Tune
    • EI Standard Tune
    • EI Standard Quick Tune
    • EI SRM Tune
    • EI SRM Quick Tune
    • EI Tune Check
    • EI Diagnostics Only
    • EI Target Tune
    • Fast Scan Tune
    • Negative CI Tune
    • Positive CI Tune
  • Tuning the Mass Spectrometer
  • Updating Tunes for New RF Lens
• Creating a Method
  • Accessing the Method Editor
  • Creating a GC-MS method
  • Running a Sequence
• Optimizing Your Method
  • Changing the Chromatographic Separation
  • Finding the Best Way to Make an Injection
  • Improving the Way You Prepare Samples
  • Changing the Dwell Time or Scan Rate
  • Narrowing the Mass Range
  • Adjusting the Transfer Line and Ion Source Temperature
  • Optimizing an SRM Method
  • Modifying an Automatic Tune
• Computer Settings
  • System Requirements
  • Computer Settings
  • Excluding the Xcalibur Directory from Virus Scan
• Troubleshooting
  • Setting Instrument Conditions for Troubleshooting
  • Checking Air/Water Spectra
  • Diagnostics Checks
  • How to Know When Your System Needs Maintenance
  • Investigating Baseline Issues
  • Investigating Peak Issues
  • Investigating Results Issues
• Index