Fine-tuning the chromatogram / Integration Table
  If you need to apply Manual integration to certain segment of the chromatogram, we make it really easy for you to select the integration method and to specify the segment to apply the integration method by providing you with the Integration Table. Pre-acquisition input made in Integration Table would be applied as and when data signal (i.e chromatogram) is being acquired. Post-acquisition input made in Integration Table would be applied after activating the Re-integrating command.

 

For example, all the peaks in the following chromatogram are being treated as overlap by default as is indicative by the blank Integration Table.

 

 

If you think the first two peaks should be treated as split, position the cursor before the Start point of the second peak, right click on the mouse to access the Pop-up menu. Go to "Input integration table" to view the whole range of integration methods, click to select "Start to treat peaks split".

  The selected integration method and the time to apply would automatically be captured in the Integration Table. Activate the Re-integrating Icon to apply this post-acquisition command (i.e which is input after acquiring the chromatogram)

  You will note that after applying this command, all the peaks towards the right of the first peak are being treated as split. Since we only want to treat the first two peaks as split while leaving the rest unchanged, we need to input another integration method to end this command.
   
Position the cursor before the End Point of the third peak, right click on the mouse to access the Pop-up menu. Go to Input integration table, select Reset to default integration. The selected integration method and the time to apply would be captured in the Integration Table. Activate the Re-integrating Icon to apply the selected integration method.

  The first two peaks are now treated as split while the last two peaks are being treated as overlap.