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Applications Process Chemistry Reaction Control Software
Reaction Control Software - Syrris
Reaction Control Software
Laboratory Software is available from Syrris for whole system control, configuration and analysis.
Batch Chemistry Reaction Control Software
Atlas Software range is available for Batch Chemistry. A summary of the Atlas Software range is below:
- Atlas Software 1: For whole system control, configuration and analysis of Atlas hardware and all RS232 controlled devices such as pumps, balances, circulators, etc.
- Atlas Reporting Software: Allows easy graphical analysis of log files generated by either the Base Unit, Atlas Software 1, or the Atlas Syringe Pump.
- Atlas Parallel Software: Will control many Atlas systems (up to 4) and allow them to be connected to one PC and be controlled in parallel.
- Atlas Calorimetry Software Upgrade: Used with Atlas Software 1, the Atlas Calorimetry Software Upgrade enables heat flow calorimetry and power compensation calorimetry to be performed.
- Atlas Profile Editor Software: Enabling simple profiles (setpoints, ramps of reaction temperature, stirrer speed, etc.) to be created, edited and saved, and used run by PC software or via the Base Unit.
- Atlas COM Port Software: Provides the same functionality as Atlas Software 1, with the exception that it uses RS232 connection directly to the PC rather than via an Atlas Port.
Africa Flow Chemistry Reaction Control Software
Africa Software controls, configures and analyses data from Africa, Syrris’ fully automated, flexible and easy-to-use microreactor flow system.
The Africa software allows the user to enter only "chemist familiar" terms, e.g. concentration, equivalents, time and temperature rather than flow rates.
The Africa software automatically detects which modules are connected. The user can select a predefined task or create a new one with a drag and drop interface. Each experiment is run automatically by the software and data is logged. When using the HPLC modules, a sample of each reaction is automatically taken, diluted and injected onto the HPLC fopr analysis. When the experiment has completed, reports and graphs can be printed and data exported to .csv files. When using the AFRICA HPLC modules, the chromatograms can be displayed, intergrated and tabulated.