Walk-up NMR user instructions for Anasazi - Revision history

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-If you need to use a Anasazi NMR instrument for a liquid sample, here are some instructions to get a quick spectrum of your sample. Samples for most Anasazi instruments use regular 5mm NMR tubes.
+If you need to use a [[NMR Instrument Manufacturers|Anasazi]] NMR instrument for a liquid sample, here are some instructions to get a quick spectrum of your sample. Samples for most Anasazi instruments use regular 5mm NMR tubes.
 # Open the PNMR program.
 # The PNMR prompt, at the bottom left-hand corner of the PNMR program, indicates the nucleus that is set to observe. It should be H1> to observe proton. If not, enter '''nu H1''' on the command line.

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-If you need to use a Anasazi NMR instrument for a liquid sample, here are some quick instructions to get your sample running as easily as possible. Samples for most Anasazi instruments use regular 5mm NMR tubes.
+If you need to use a Anasazi NMR instrument for a liquid sample, here are some instructions to get a quick spectrum of your sample. Samples for most Anasazi instruments use regular 5mm NMR tubes.
 # Open the PNMR program.
 # The PNMR prompt, at the bottom left-hand corner of the PNMR program, indicates the nucleus that is set to observe. It should be H1> to observe proton. If not, enter '''nu H1''' on the command line.

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 # Type '''NS''' on the command line to change the number of scans, such as '''NS 16'''.
 # Type '''zg''' on the command line to start the experiment. A pop-up window appears and asks for a file name, then the experiment begins.
-# Use the '''fo''' to set the reference once the experiment is complete.
+# Use the '''fo''' command to set the reference once the experiment is complete.
-Here is a nice image showing a sample insert for this instrument:
+Here is a nice image showing a sample insertion for this instrument:
 [[File:anasazi_instrument.jpg|400px]]

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	# Type '''zg''' on the command line to start the experiment. A pop-up window appears and asks for a file name, then the experiment begins.		# Type '''zg''' on the command line to start the experiment. A pop-up window appears and asks for a file name, then the experiment begins.
	# Use the '''fo''' to set the reference once the experiment is complete.		# Use the '''fo''' to set the reference once the experiment is complete.
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		+	Here is a nice image showing a sample insert for this instrument:
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		+	[File:anasazi.jpg\|400px]

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	# Type '''NS''' on the command line to change the number of scans, such as '''NS 16'''.		# Type '''NS''' on the command line to change the number of scans, such as '''NS 16'''.
	# Type '''zg''' on the command line to start the experiment. A pop-up window appears and asks for a file name, then the experiment begins.		# Type '''zg''' on the command line to start the experiment. A pop-up window appears and asks for a file name, then the experiment begins.
		+	# Use the '''fo''' to set the reference once the experiment is complete.

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	# Type '''shim''' on the command line to shim the magnet.		# Type '''shim''' on the command line to shim the magnet.
	# Type '''NS''' on the command line to change the number of scans, such as '''NS 16'''.		# Type '''NS''' on the command line to change the number of scans, such as '''NS 16'''.
		+	# Type '''zg''' on the command line to start the experiment. A pop-up window appears and asks for a file name, then the experiment begins.

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	# Close the lid on the sample compartment		# Close the lid on the sample compartment
	# Type '''shim''' on the command line to shim the magnet.		# Type '''shim''' on the command line to shim the magnet.
		+	# Type '''NS''' on the command line to change the number of scans, such as '''NS 16'''.