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Purification Solution

Method Developer's

Quick Start Guide

Purification Solution - Developer's Guide

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Software Revisions

This guide is valid for revision A.01.06 of

the Automated Purification Software in

combination with revision C.01.08 of the

OpenLAB CDS ChemStation Edition.

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In This Book

This manual contains instructions for Method Developers on how to use the

Automated Purification software.

1 The Role of the Method Developer

This chapter describes the role of the user of the Automated Purification

Software in Expert mode.

2 Preparing Default Purification Methods

This chapter describes the three default Purification methods that can be used

as a basis for the development of specific Purification methods.

3 Setting Up an Analytical and Preparative System

This chapter gives step-by-step instructions on setting up the analytical

system and the preparative system in the Automated Purification software.

4 Setting Up and Running a Purification Task

This chapter gives instructions for the most important steps for setting up and

running a Purification Task.

5 Reviewing Purification Results

This chapter describes how to review the results of a Purification Task.

6 Calibration Procedures

This chapter gives step-by-step instructions for the important calibration

procedures for the Purification system.

7 Checkout Procedure

This chapter gives step-by-step instructions on how to carry out a checkout

procedure to confirm the correct operation of your Purification system.

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Contents

1 The Role of the Method Developer 7

2 Preparing Default Purification Methods 9

General Method Settings 11

Analytical Method Settings 16

Preparative Method Settings 19

Agilent Active Splitter (G1968D/E/F) 23

Critical Method Parameters 24

3 Setting Up an Analytical and Preparative System 27

Setting up an analytical system 28

Setting up a preparative system 30

4 Setting Up and Running a Purification Task 33

Setting up a purification task 34

Configuring a new task 35

System Suitability Tests 38

Running a task 39

Processing partial data and cloning tasks 40

Reviewing analytical results 42

5 Reviewing Purification Results 43

6 Calibration Procedures 45

Characterizing the delay volumes: Mixing point to UV detector and Column to UV

detector 48

Characterizing the column volume 63

System Configuration and Delay Time Calibration 70

7 Checkout Procedure 83

Acquire an analytical run using the Chemstation sequence 85

UV-only Workflow: Focused gradient in the Purification software 89

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UV/MS Workflow: Focused gradient in Purification software 92

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The Role of the Method Developer

This chapter describes the role of the user of the Automated Purification

Software in Expert mode.

Purification software Method Developers work in Expert mode. They are

responsible for establishing the software work environment such that

Operators (working in Easy Prep mode) can use the purification software to

purify their samples.

This comprises the following tasks:

•Creating the (analytical and) preparative base methods that are used in the

instrument runs (see “Preparing Default Purification Methods” on page 9).

•Creating the analytical and preparative system parameter sets for all

analytical and preparative instruments and operating conditions that are

used by the Operators (see “Setting Up an Analytical and Preparative

System” on page 27). These systems should be named such that Operators

can easily identify their system. To retrieve system parameters, a set of

calibration procedures has to be executed, see “Calibration Procedures” on

page 45.

•Creating a set of purification task templates that are optimized for

purifying the sample types that are provided by the Operators (see “Setting

Up and Running a Purification Task” on page 33). We recommend that you

provide a task template for each combination of analytical and preparative

system that applies. Operators are expected to create their purification

tasks based on a Method Developer’s task template that matches their

system combination and separation needs.

•Creating a system suitability test task (see “System Suitability Tests” on

page 38) to verify that the instrument is still operating as expected. System

suitability tests can be executed by operators and method developers.

However, only method developers can accept a failed system suitability test

to release a blocked instrument.

•Instructing Operators on the work environment and how to set up and run

purification tasks.

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The Role of the Method Developer

In This Book

•Fixing problems (for example, adjusting parameters or target

identification) of Operators' tasks, to which the Operators do not have

access.

Method Developers have full access to all features of the purification software

and to the ChemStation while working within the main purification software

user interface (the purification task screen).

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Preparing Default Purification Methods

General Method Settings 11

Analytical Method Settings 16

Preparative Method Settings 19

Agilent Active Splitter (G1968D/E/F) 23

Critical Method Parameters 24

This chapter describes the three default Purification methods that can be used

as a basis for the development of specific Purification methods.

This description summarizes the recommended purification method settings

for purification-related modules. Most of these method settings can be freely

modified according to your needs, with limitations noted in “Critical Method

Parameters” on page 24. For the alternative modules, which are not listed

here, use the applicable settings of the default modules.

Start with a new method:

• Method > New Method.

Methods settings are accessible from Instrument > Setup Instrument Method or

Method > Edit Entire Method.

NOTE

It is important for Purification software to mark the Save Method with Data check box in

Method > Runtime Check List.

NOTE

Switch off all pumps while you are setting up the methods.

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Preparing Default Purification Methods

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NOTE

It is highly recommended that the pumps are not switched off in a pre- or post-run

command of the method.

NOTE

Methods rely on the instrument configuration and driver revision. If you change the

instrument configuration or upgrade the driver revision for which you originally set up your

purification (base) method, you must at least save the method for the changed instrument

configuration under a new name. However, we recommend that, for a changed instrument

configuration or upgraded driver revision, you create a new method from scratch.

Otherwise, method resolution will try to adapt the methods from the old

configuration/driver revision with every method load (that is, for every sample run),

leading to a method changed state, and preventing the run going forward.

When creating a new task based on a task template with a different instrument

configuration, make sure that you choose an appropriate preparative base method for the

current instrument configuration and driver revision.

We recommend that you choose different task root folders for different instrument

configurations so that you do not mix different configurations in the same task root folder.

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