ChemStation Translation Table
Translating ChemStation Sequences and Batches

ChemStation (CS) sequences and batches correspond to the Sequences in Chromeleon. Chromeleon uses all information available in the ChemStation sequence or in the ChemStation batch to create a new sequence with the same name. A message appears if this sequence already exists. You can either overwrite the old sequence or cancel the import.

The table below lists the parameters that are available for a sequence and/or batch in ChemStation and their equivalents in Chromeleon:

 

ChemStation (CS)

Chromeleon

Comment (of a CS sequence)

Title

Instrument

Timebase

Operator Name (of a CS sequence)

Created by

Last modification time (of a CS sequence)

Created

Current CM user (user who imported the data)

Last Update by

Date/time of import

Last Update

-

Locked

-

Preferred RDF file

-

Preferred channel

 

Some ChemStation sequence and/or batch settings cannot be mapped directly to Chromeleon settings:

Translation table for generating a sample list:

 

ChemStation

Chromeleon

Sample Name

NameREFERENCE_SAMPLE_NAME> referenc (sample name)

Sample Type

Sample
Calibration
Control Sample

Type (sample type)

Unknown,
Standard,
Validation.

Location

Pos. (sample position)

Inj Volume

Inj. Vol. (injection volume)

-

Program (PGM File)

Method Name

Method (quantification method)

 

Status (sample status)

Date/Time of injection (evaluated from CS log file)

Inj. Date/Time (injection date and time)

Product of Sample Amount and Multiplier

Weight (Sample Weight Factor)

Dilution

Dil. Factor (Dilution Factor)

ISTD Amount

ISTD Amount (Amount of the Internal Standard)

Datafile (standards are named automatically - see below)

Sample ID

-

Replicate ID

Sample Info

Comment

 

The ChemStation does not name the calibration standards; the names are automatically generated with a prefix and counter. Chromeleon needs the exact file name for data import and thus, uses the same algorithm.