Chromperfect Tips & Best Practices

The “Awaiting Download” message in Chromperfect is not an error. It simply means the instrument is waiting for the user to provide essential information like a method file and filename. This video explains why the message appears, how to resolve it, and how Chromperfect remembers the settings for future runs.

Having trouble with missing files in Chromperfect? Learn why your PDF, XML, BND, Excel, and other auxiliary files aren’t being produced — and follow our simple step-by-step troubleshooting guide to fix the issue fast. Do you also want me to make a shorter, punchier version specifically optimized for the YouTube video description? It can help drive traffic to both the blog and the video.

Sequence files are a core feature of Chromperfect, allowing laboratories to automate sample analysis, update calibration files, and improve workflow efficiency. This article explains how they work and why they are essential for consistent, reliable results.

When adding instruments in Chromperfect, you may see the message “Maximum number of instruments reached.” This isn’t an error — it simply means you’ve reached the limit of your license. Learn what the message really means and how to proceed.

Enable the operator field in Chromperfect to improve traceability and compliance. Step-by-step instructions for Version 6 and newer.

Monitor your GC detector baseline in Chromperfect without saving data files. This tutorial shows you how to view live signals, abort runs, extend runtimes, and adjust zero — helping you check stability without cluttering your storage.