I am trying to export mobilograms of specific massess using the VBscripting of the software, and not by manually exporting each individual mobilogram. Is it possible? Hereby the script I have so far, but I get an error for exporting the mobilogram
Dim TIC Dim EIC Dim Mobilograms Dim EIM Dim ExportPath
Set TIC = CreateObject("DataAnalysis.TICChromatogramDefinition") Set EIC1 = CreateObject("DataAnalysis.EICChromatogramDefinition") Set EIC2 = CreateObject("DataAnalysis.EICChromatogramDefinition") Set EIM1 = CreateObject("DataAnalysis.EIMMobilogramDefinition") Set EIM2 = CreateObject("DataAnalysis.EIMMobilogramDefinition")
To help with your question about exporting mobilograms using VBScript in Bruker Compass DataAnalysis, here's a general approach you can take:
Verify Object Creation: Ensure that the objects are being created correctly with the right syntax. The %26quot; characters you've used should be \" in actual VBScript syntax to denote string literals.
Export Functionality: You should check if the DataAnalysis object model offers a method for exporting mobilograms directly through scripting. It would typically involve an export method or function.
Consult Documentation: Refer to the Bruker Compass DataAnalysis software documentation for available methods related to exporting data. The scripting API documentation would detail the correct methods and properties you can use.
Testing and Debugging: Incorporate error handling and debug the script by printing out or logging details of the objects and operations to ensure everything is set correctly before the export operation.
Example Adaptation: Here's a structured example based on the VBScript for exporting:
Dim dataAnalysis Set dataAnalysis = CreateObject("DatAnalysis.Application") Dim EIC1, EIC2, EIM1, EIM2 Set EIC1 = dataAnalysis.CreateObject("DatAnalysis.Chromatograms") Set EIC2 = dataAnalysis.CreateObject("DatAnalysis.Chromatograms") Set EIM1 = dataAnalysis.CreateObject("DatAnalysis.Chromatograms") Set EIM2 = dataAnalysis.CreateObject("DatAnalysis.Chromatograms") EIC1.Range = "808.8-809.8" EIC2.Range = "1516.4-1616.8" EIM1.TimeRange = "0-0.5" EIM1.Range = "808.5-809.5" EIM2.TimeRange = "0-0.5" EIM2.Range = "1516.5-1616.5" ' Example of export function (replace with actual method if exists) Dim exportPath exportPath = "C:\Path\To\Export\" EIM1.Export(exportPath & "Mobilogram1.txt") EIM2.Export(exportPath & "Mobilogram2.txt")
Ensure that the methods such as .Export() exist in the given application object model and modify the file paths and ranges as required. If the object model doesn't provide direct support for exporting mobilograms, you may need to consider alternate strategies like automating UI actions or contacting Bruker support for advanced scripting help.
Hello, I am a Bruker customer and I used Bruker Compass DataAnalysis 4.2 with a license. But now, whem I try to iniciate the program is requires a license and when I try to put the license a follow error apears: Internal error startins License Manager error code: 2.
I'm trying to use Compass Data Analysis to integrate some EIC MS2 peaks after a PRM experiment. I can see how to integrate the parent ion peaks, but not the MS2. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
R
Answer by
Robert Polubinski
To find this information, you need to access the online library offered by Bruker. The library contains various tutorials and learning files that you can use to achieve this. Since the information is displayed in plain text, you might need to use the search function to look for this application. Access the official website in order to use the the library database.
I am trying to export mobilograms of specific massess using the VBscripting of the software, and not by manually exporting each individual mobilogram. Is it possible? Hereby the script I have so far, but I get an error for exporting the mobilogram
Dim TIC
Dim EIC
Dim Mobilograms
Dim EIM
Dim ExportPath
Set TIC = CreateObject("DataAnalysis.TICChromatogramDefinition")
Set EIC1 = CreateObject("DataAnalysis.EICChromatogramDefinition")
Set EIC2 = CreateObject("DataAnalysis.EICChromatogramDefinition")
Set EIM1 = CreateObject("DataAnalysis.EIMMobilogramDefinition")
Set EIM2 = CreateObject("DataAnalysis.EIMMobilogramDefinition")
EIC1.Range = "808.8-809.8"
EIC2.Range = "1516.4-1616.8"
EIM1.TimeRange = "0-0.5"
EIM1.Range = "808.5-809.5"
EIM2.TimeRange = "0-0.5"
EIM2.Range = "1516.5-1616.5"
Analysis.Compounds.Clear
Analysis.Chromatograms(1).ClearRangeSelections
Analysis.Chromatograms.AddChromatogram TIC
Analysis.Chromatograms.AddChromatogram EIC1
Analysis.Chromatograms.AddChromatogram EIC2
Analysis.Chromatograms(1).AddRangeSelection 0, 0.5
Analysis.Chromatograms(1).AverageMassSpectrum false, true
Analysis.Mobilograms.AddMobilogram EIM1
Analysis.Mobilograms.AddMobilogram EIM2
ExportPath= "D:\Data\test" & Analysis.Spectra(1).name & ".XY"
Analysis.Spectra(1). Export ExportPath, daXY
ExportPath= "D:\Data\test" & Analysis.Mobilogram(1).name & ".XY"
Analysis.Mobilogram(1). Export ExportPath, daXY
Analysis.save
form.close
To help with your question about exporting mobilograms using VBScript in Bruker Compass DataAnalysis, here's a general approach you can take:
Verify Object Creation: Ensure that the objects are being created correctly with the right syntax. The %26quot; characters you've used should be \" in actual VBScript syntax to denote string literals.
Export Functionality: You should check if the DataAnalysis object model offers a method for exporting mobilograms directly through scripting. It would typically involve an export method or function.
Consult Documentation: Refer to the Bruker Compass DataAnalysis software documentation for available methods related to exporting data. The scripting API documentation would detail the correct methods and properties you can use.
Testing and Debugging: Incorporate error handling and debug the script by printing out or logging details of the objects and operations to ensure everything is set correctly before the export operation.
Example Adaptation: Here's a structured example based on the VBScript for exporting:
Dim dataAnalysis
Set dataAnalysis = CreateObject("DatAnalysis.Application")
Dim EIC1, EIC2, EIM1, EIM2
Set EIC1 = dataAnalysis.CreateObject("DatAnalysis.Chromatograms")
Set EIC2 = dataAnalysis.CreateObject("DatAnalysis.Chromatograms")
Set EIM1 = dataAnalysis.CreateObject("DatAnalysis.Chromatograms")
Set EIM2 = dataAnalysis.CreateObject("DatAnalysis.Chromatograms")
EIC1.Range = "808.8-809.8"
EIC2.Range = "1516.4-1616.8"
EIM1.TimeRange = "0-0.5"
EIM1.Range = "808.5-809.5"
EIM2.TimeRange = "0-0.5"
EIM2.Range = "1516.5-1616.5"
' Example of export function (replace with actual method if exists)
Dim exportPath
exportPath = "C:\Path\To\Export\"
EIM1.Export(exportPath & "Mobilogram1.txt")
EIM2.Export(exportPath & "Mobilogram2.txt")
Ensure that the methods such as .Export() exist in the given application object model and modify the file paths and ranges as required. If the object model doesn't provide direct support for exporting mobilograms, you may need to consider alternate strategies like automating UI actions or contacting Bruker support for advanced scripting help.
Is there a way to install and use the Bruker Compass DataAnalysis in a Macbook with the M1 chip?
No, it is not possible to run Bruker Compass DataAnalysis on a Mac (M1).
Hello, I am a Bruker customer and I used Bruker Compass DataAnalysis 4.2 with a license. But now, whem I try to iniciate the program is requires a license and when I try to put the license a follow error apears: Internal error startins License Manager error code: 2.
I'm trying to use Compass Data Analysis to integrate some EIC MS2 peaks after a PRM experiment. I can see how to integrate the parent ion peaks, but not the MS2. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
To find this information, you need to access the online library offered by Bruker. The library contains various tutorials and learning files that you can use to achieve this. Since the information is displayed in plain text, you might need to use the search function to look for this application. Access the official website in order to use the the library database.