Date: | 07/08/2016 |
Categories: | Analyst Software |
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Answer
Analyst projects (and therefore data and methods) are stored in what is called a Root Directory. This Root Directory is configured at Install and is usually set to D:\Analyst Data. The Root directory contains all of the Projects Analyst uses including the settings Project – ‘API Instrument’, as well as your default for new projects as well as your Data Acquisition projects. These data acquisition projects can be re-directed to a network location and many instruments can use the same network location greatly simplifying the maintenance of your data storage. This article only applies to Analyst software when configured with a Quadrupole or QTRAP® instrument using Analyst software.
And press ‘Finish’. You may at this point be asked to enter your network credentials in order to map the drive.
Some Notes on Drive Mapping:
It is a good idea (though not essential) for all members of a team to map drives to the same letters, this does make it attractive for your IT dept to map the drives at a Group Policy level. Using GPO from > Windows Server 2008 this will work fine. However if you are using an older group policy version and the drives appear mapped like this LabData(X:) instead of LabData(\\emwar-labfs1)(X:) eg the UNC path is after the name then Analyst will not be able to determine the path accurately and this can lead to problems with saving methods and data.
This step is only required if you are attaching your first instrument to the network location. If you are attaching to an existing data location this is not required.
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