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#Mestrenova stacked spectra install#
#Mestrenova stacked spectra manual#
#Mestrenova stacked spectra full#

Hint: Apply the baseline correction especially for measurements with large SW values

#Mestrenova stacked spectra full#

Baseline correction: Upper menu bar: Processing ⇒ Baseline ⇒ Full Auto (Whittaker Smoother).

order for the signal at the pivot point: Point the cursor into the blue area, press and shift left mouse button (LM)Ĭ) Phase correction 1 st order for the signals at the right side of the spectrum: Point the cursor into the blue area, press and shift right mouse button (RM)

#Mestrenova stacked spectra manual#

Phase correction: Upper menu bar: Processing ⇒ Phase Correction ⇒ Manual CorrectionĪ) Shift the pivot point (vertical blue line) onto an intense signal at the left side of the spectrumī) Phase correction 0.0.2 Hz)Įffect: Improves the resolution, but signal to noise gets worse 0.4 Hz) a ndĪctivate Gaussian ⇒ enter pos. Resolution enhancement: Upper menu bar: Processing ⇒ Apodization ⇒Īctivate Exponential ⇒ enter neg.valueĮffect: Improves signal to noise, but results in broader lines (try 1 Hz for carbon nmr) Line-Broadening: Upper menu bar: Processing ⇒ Apodization ⇒ activate Exponential ⇒ enter pos.Zerofilling and Linear Prediction: Upper menu bar: Processing ⇒ Zero Filling and LP.In addition, you can use the pulldown menu Processing of the upper menu bar. The middle menu bar shows icons to start most of the processing steps, mentioned further down (exception: Zerofilling). After editing all spectra, you'll get one comprehensive MNova file, which contains all NMR data you've recorded and processed before. phase and baseline correction, to get accurate integration). Nevertheless, sometimes it's necessary to redo some processing steps manually (e.g. So, after clicking on the fid or ser file you will get the full processed NMR data immediatly. There exists only one command to open and process fids. So each NMR spectrum ( 1H, 13C, gCOSY and gHSQC) gets its own page. Local Installation of MNova on your own computerĪ MNova file contains separate pages for each measurement. You will find the button to launch MNova in the APPS.

#Mestrenova stacked spectra install#

(When you visit this site for the first time, you will be asked to install the Citrix receiver) Otherwise you won't be able to load your NMR data in MNova (students in practical OC courses will find their NMR data on the N network map of NWZ, see NMR for practical OC courses)

Now you will also be able to connect to the NMR server (\\mora\nmr) to dowload your NMR data on your local disk and to process it with MNova.

Use the VPN client anyconnect to connect your computer with the network of the WWU.

Try that for your version - if no luck I'll check on one of my other processing stations tomorrow which has version 9 installed. Then from the text toolbar (by default is usually at the bottom of the screen, but if not shown go to >View>Toolbars>Text) change the font size to something small enough to fit on the screen. Make sure under the geometry tab, the Auto box is selected for size. Left click the parameters (which should have the green selected boxes shown) and choose properties. You need to resize the text to a smaller font size Left click and hold to define a box within which you will have your peaks pickedģ)how on earth do you get the parameter box to fit onto the page? Ive managed to get it up but it is about three times larger than my spectra and rescaling using the little green buttons leaves it the same size but just cuts loads out. >Analysis >Peak Picking >Manual Threshold (or just type K) >View >Zoom >Manual Zoom (or just type M, or click the manual zoom button)Ģ)Set a threshold so that only peaks above a certain intensity will automatically label. Testing this on version 9 will have to wait until tomorrow, but on version 8 (which I have in front of me, but which has limited differences to version 9 by memory)ġ)Rescale the chemical shift axis to focus only on the relevant sections of my spectra.