Understand the difference between Raw data files and Bound data files in Chromperfect, and why Bound files are used for consistent chromatography data processing and reporting.

Learn how user programs and automation work in Chromperfect to extend system functionality and automate data handling and external processes.

Learn the core Chromperfect file types including Method files, Data files, Bound files, Calibration files, and Sequence files, and how they work together in chromatography workflows.

Learn how to perform a controlled validation run in Chromperfect to verify instrument communication, confirm acquisition workflow, and ensure correct data file generation.

Understand Chromperfect instrument status states and how to interpret messages like Offline, Ready, and In Run to monitor acquisition readiness and system behaviour.

An introduction to the Chromperfect Beginner Training Series, explaining system architecture, the separation between service and client, and how this design supports stable and reliable chromatography data acquisition.

A quick guide showing how to name or rename an instrument in Chromperfect, explaining what the instrument name represents and where it is used within the data acquisition system.

Learn how to configure Chromperfect to automate chromatography data acquisition for HPLC and GC. Discover how to use automatic repeat, restart, and release features to streamline your workflow and reduce manual intervention.

Learn how to install and configure Chromperfect for ICF instruments, including Agilent 8890, Intuvo, Shimadzu 2030, and Scion 8500/8300. This guide covers ICF installation, RC.net drivers, configuration, validation, and editing setpoint and sequence files.

Learn how to use CIMS Chromperfect to search chromatography files by powerful criteria, review results, build sequence files, and perform controlled file operations—an analyst-friendly bridge before data moves to LIMS.

Learn how to work with files in Chromperfect’s Analysis program, including opening raw and bound files, saving methods and calibrations, creating bound files, and exporting chromatogram graphics for reporting and comparison.

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.

Learn how to update, adjust, and create calibration files in Chromperfect’s Analysis program. This step-by-step guide covers adding, editing, deleting, and nudging components to keep your chromatography data accurate and up to date.