Chapter 10

Registering panel/subset panel and workitems

6 Add plots and gates as needed in the [Plots] tab of the workarea.
For details on adding plots in the workarea, see the following:
(➤P.186 "Chapter 13: 13.5.2 [Add Plot] group")

Note:
To save changed settings, click the
(Save) button. If you try to display a different screen without saving
the changes, a confirmation dialog box appears.

7 Run the sample with the sample tube holder.
For details on running samples, see the following:
(➤P.172 "Chapter 12: 12.3.2 Running a sample with the sample tube holder (manual analysis)")

8 Change the settings on the [Settings] tab while checking the data shown on
the plots during measurement.
Threshold and Gain/PMT setting areas are enabled at the start of acquisition. Changes to the settings will be
reflected on the plot immediately. For details, see the following:
• Threshold (➤P.162 "Chapter 12: 12.2.1 Setting acquisition conditions")
• Gain/PMT (➤P.162 "Chapter 12: 12.2.1 Setting acquisition conditions")
If any of the above settings are changed while particles are being acquired, data acquired up to that point will
be discarded.
You can also make the following changes in the workarea:
- Add plots, gates, and statistics tables
- Change plots, gates, and statistics tables*
- Perform a manual compensation
* If [Event Count] is selected as a stop condition, you can still change the gate selected as [Stop Condition], its
parent gate, and the plots which contain these gates, but cannot delete the gate or the plot containing the
gate.
In the above case:
- The run will be stopped when it meets the changed conditions.
- If the stop conditions are met immediately after the change has been made and the run has been stopped,
the number of acquired events will be displayed on the plot.

9 Once you finish making changes to the settings and the run is complete, click
(Save).
The analysis conditions on the subset panel will be registered.

10 Perform compensation as necessary.
(➤P.191 "Chapter 13: 13.7 [Compensation] tab")

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