Draw

Draw

Default

The default amount specified in the Set Up Agilent Autosampler panel.

See Set Up Dual Loop Autosampler

Maximum

The maximum amount defined by the autosampler configuration.

Amount

An amount that overrides the default injection volume.

from

Sample

From the position specified in the sample information or sequence/worklist.

Location

From a specified location. The location can be a well or a vial.

See Specifying a Location.

Seat

From the seat capillary.

Air

From air, above the seat capillary.

Sample+

Sample+ is used for wellplate sample locations only; it defines an offset from the current location. You specify the offsets for Tray, Plate, Row and Column individually. For example, if the current location is P1-A-01, values for Plate, Row and Column of 1 define location P(1+1)-(A+1)-(01+1), which is P2-B-02. The limits are:

Tray: -1 to +1 (only valid if two trays are inserted)

Plate: -2 to +2 (only valid for wellplates)

Row: -15 to +15

Column: -23 to +23

NOTE: Sample+ may not be used with Overlapped Injection.

Vial+

This function is valid for vial trays only.

Vial+ is used for sample vial locations only; it defines an offset from the current sample vial number. For example, if the current sample vial is 1, a value for Vial+ of 3 specifies a vial that is three positions away from the sample vial, in this case vial 4. The limits are independent of the sample tray configuration:

-99 to +99

NOTE: Vial+ may not be used with Overlapped Injection.

Plug

From plug specified in the Plug Settings

Flushport

From wash port

Flush

From flush solvent

Speed

Default

The default speed, specified in the Set Up Agilent Autosampler panel.

See Set Up Dual Loop Autosampler

Maximum

The maximum draw speed

Speed

A value that overrides the default draw speed.

Rinse

The default rinse speed, specified in Set Up Dual Loop Autosampler

useOffset

Default

The default draw position, specified in Set Up Dual Loop Autosampler

Value

The offset of the autosampler needle is calculated from the BOTTOM of the well, with a slight amount of clearance to cover tolerances. Use a negative offset to touch the well bottom with the needle. Use a positive offset to raise the needle higher in the well to clear precipitates on the bottom of the well, or to select one phase of a biphasic sample. The units are millimeters, with 1/10 mm resolution. The range of offsets available is from -2.5 to 35.0 mm.