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AV301 Log Book

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257 Responses to “AV301 Log Book”

  • Paranji says:

    Please note that this probe does not have the VT capability and that is why you are seeing this error. Please do not attempt to do temperature variation.

  • Marie Clement says:

    It brings up the error message: “Get Temperature Unit failed: WriteVtu: Write failed: device not open” It is also unable to connect to the server.

  • Marie Clement says:

    Instrument brings up error message: “Get Temperature Unit failed: WriteVtu: Write failed: device not open” It will not connect to the host server either.

  • Paranji says:

    Hester
    As we announced on 31 May, this double resonance probe is incapable of VT variations and the temperature you see is not a valid number, as you know. You can safely ignore this value and proceed with your NMR.

  • hester says:

    the temperature is set to 298K but the reading does not budge from 752K

  • Rajan Paranji says:

    Delwin
    We are almost done with lineshape optimization. I am hoping to release the instrument in an hour.

  • Delwin Elder says:

    Is the AV301 usable? Can you post an update either way on the website or log book?

  • Michael Pegis says:

    Auto Wobb took a ridiculous amount of time to find the optimum settings, spent most of my time tune and matching the wrong way.

  • Rajan Paranji says:

    The user before you has turned off the VT heater and there was not temperature control. The sample temperature reached 283 K and flucuating and the shim set you had was not optimized for this temperature variation. You should always make sure the VT is running and the sample temperature is stabilized.

  • Kelli Takaki says:

    Peaks were broad and not well defined for all 4 NMR samples attempted.

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