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 Calibration
=== Calibration ===


Once a spectrum is loaded in CARA, it is possible to correct systematic shifts in its dimensions. This is needed to achieve a perfect fit between various spectra. There is no easy way of correcting spectral widths; if needed, modify the corresponding *.3D.param file first, then re-load the spectrum.
Once a spectrum is loaded in CARA, it is possible to correct systematic shifts in its dimensions. This is needed to achieve a perfect fit between various spectra. There is no easy way of correcting spectral widths; if needed, modify the corresponding *.3D.param file first, then re-load the spectrum.  


To adjust calibration right-click on a particular spectrum tab and select Calibrate Spectrum... from the context menu.
To adjust calibration right-click on a particular spectrum tab and select Calibrate Spectrum... from the context menu.  


*Calibrate spectrum:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[File:CARA_calibrate_spectrum.png]]
*Calibrate spectrum:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Image:CARA calibrate spectrum.png]]


In the pop-up window enter the desired correction shifts in ppm.
In the pop-up window enter the desired correction shifts in ppm.  


*Enter calibration correction:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[File:CARA_calibration_correction.png]]
*Enter calibration correction:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Image:CARA calibration correction.png]]


The result will be seen in the spectrum dimension tabs.
The result will be seen in the spectrum dimension tabs.  


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*Calibration result:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[File:CARA_calibration_results.png]]


Spectrum display tools, such as SynchroScope and PolyScope allow interactive calibration to a spin system. For a detailed description see [http://www.cara.ethz.ch/Wiki/SynchroScope http://www.cara.ethz.ch/Wiki/SynchroScope]
*Calibration result:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Image:CARA calibration results.png]]


IMPORTANT! This calibration is only internal to CARA, the original XEASY *.3D.param files remain unchanged. To use these spectra and CARA assignments with an external program, such as ATNOSCANDID, you have to update the corresponding *.3D.param files by right-clicking on the spectrum tab and selecting Write Calibration... from the context menu.
Spectrum display tools, such as SynchroScope and PolyScope allow interactive calibration to a spin system. For a detailed description see [http://www.cara.ethz.ch/Wiki/SynchroScope http://www.cara.ethz.ch/Wiki/SynchroScope]


Folding
IMPORTANT! This calibration is only internal to CARA, the original XEASY *.3D.param files remain unchanged. To use these spectra and CARA assignments with an external program, such as ATNOSCANDID, you have to update the corresponding *.3D.param files by right-clicking on the spectrum tab and selecting Write Calibration... from the context menu.


In contrast to XEASY, peaks and spins in CARA always possess their real chemical shifts and lack folding attributes. To see folded peaks you have to scroll the spectrum beyond its default range. Enable the View -&gt; Show Folded checkbox in any scope to display "unfolded" regions, otherwise they will be black.
=== Folding  ===


Folding attributes of spectra determine how "unfolded" regions are generated. CARA interprets the dimension folding attributes Folding in wX of *.3D.param files upon loading; these have to be either RSH or TPPI. RSH stands for the most common wrap-around aliasing and TPPI means mirror-reflection folding. Any other text on those lines would lead to no folding at all.
In contrast to XEASY, peaks and spins in CARA always possess their real chemical shifts and lack folding attributes. To see folded peaks you have to scroll the spectrum beyond its default range. Enable the View -&gt; Show Folded checkbox in any scope to display "unfolded" regions, otherwise they will be black.  


In the current CARA releases it is possible to change the folding attributes after a spectrum is loaded. Just expand the spectrum tab to see the dimensions, right-click on a dimension tab and select Set Folding... from the context menu.
Folding attributes of spectra determine how "unfolded" regions are generated. CARA interprets the dimension folding attributes Folding in wX of *.3D.param files upon loading; these have to be either RSH or TPPI. RSH stands for the most common wrap-around aliasing and TPPI means mirror-reflection folding. Any other text on those lines would lead to no folding at all.
 
In the current CARA releases it is possible to change the folding attributes after a spectrum is loaded. Just expand the spectrum tab to see the dimensions, right-click on a dimension tab and select Set Folding... from the context menu.  


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*Set filding:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[File:CARA_set_folding.png]]


Also see this page for details and examples: [http://www.cara.ethz.ch/Wiki/FoldingAndAliasing http://www.cara.ethz.ch/Wiki/FoldingAndAliasing]
*Set folding:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Image:CARA set folding.png]]
 
Also see this page for details and examples: [http://www.cara.ethz.ch/Wiki/FoldingAndAliasing http://www.cara.ethz.ch/Wiki/FoldingAndAliasing]  


-- Main.AlexEletski - 07 Mar 2007
-- Main.AlexEletski - 07 Mar 2007

Revision as of 20:32, 6 November 2009

Calibration

Once a spectrum is loaded in CARA, it is possible to correct systematic shifts in its dimensions. This is needed to achieve a perfect fit between various spectra. There is no easy way of correcting spectral widths; if needed, modify the corresponding *.3D.param file first, then re-load the spectrum.

To adjust calibration right-click on a particular spectrum tab and select Calibrate Spectrum... from the context menu.

  • Calibrate spectrum:
          CARA calibrate spectrum.png

In the pop-up window enter the desired correction shifts in ppm.

  • Enter calibration correction:
          CARA calibration correction.png

The result will be seen in the spectrum dimension tabs.

   

  • Calibration result:
          CARA calibration results.png

Spectrum display tools, such as SynchroScope and PolyScope allow interactive calibration to a spin system. For a detailed description see http://www.cara.ethz.ch/Wiki/SynchroScope

IMPORTANT! This calibration is only internal to CARA, the original XEASY *.3D.param files remain unchanged. To use these spectra and CARA assignments with an external program, such as ATNOSCANDID, you have to update the corresponding *.3D.param files by right-clicking on the spectrum tab and selecting Write Calibration... from the context menu.

Folding

In contrast to XEASY, peaks and spins in CARA always possess their real chemical shifts and lack folding attributes. To see folded peaks you have to scroll the spectrum beyond its default range. Enable the View -> Show Folded checkbox in any scope to display "unfolded" regions, otherwise they will be black.

Folding attributes of spectra determine how "unfolded" regions are generated. CARA interprets the dimension folding attributes Folding in wX of *.3D.param files upon loading; these have to be either RSH or TPPI. RSH stands for the most common wrap-around aliasing and TPPI means mirror-reflection folding. Any other text on those lines would lead to no folding at all.

In the current CARA releases it is possible to change the folding attributes after a spectrum is loaded. Just expand the spectrum tab to see the dimensions, right-click on a dimension tab and select Set Folding... from the context menu.

   

  • Set folding:
          CARA set folding.png

Also see this page for details and examples: http://www.cara.ethz.ch/Wiki/FoldingAndAliasing

-- Main.AlexEletski - 07 Mar 2007