Module Panels

Each module panel comprises four sections:

Title Bar

The title bar contains the following items:

Module name	The tooltip for the module name shows the part number and serial number of the module.
	Iconizes the module panel as a button in the instrument status bar. The instrument status bar button contains the module icon and name, and is color-coded according to the status of the module. Clicking the button restores the module panel.
	Full-sized module panels Switches a full-sized module panel to half-size by hiding the module actuals. Half-sized module panels of the same kind (for example, two detectors) can be grouped together.
	Half-sized module panels Switches a half-sized module panel to full-size by displaying the module actuals.

Module Status Bar

The module status bar contains the following items:

	Displays the module's current status both as text and by its color-coding. In online mode, the tooltip of the status bar gives more information about the module's status.
	Turns the module on. The tooltip shows what happens when the button is clicked.
	Turns the module off. The tooltip shows what happens when the button is clicked.
	Displays the EMF (Early Maintenance Feedback) status of the module by its EMF-specific color-coding. Green: The EMF values are within the specified limits. Yellow: One or more of the specified limits has been exceeded. Gray: The EMF is in an unknown state, for example, the module is disconnected. The tooltip gives further information about the EMF status. To modify EMF limits or clear EMF values, use the Agilent Lab Advisor.

Module Actuals

The module actuals display contains a table of the current parameter values for the module.

For full details of the module actuals, see the individual module help.

Context Menu

Right-clicking in the module panel displays a context menu that allows you access to the module's setup and control parameters, as well as selected configuration and direct access parameters.