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ISO 9001 REGISTERED COMPANY Contents About This Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Important Information to Know Before Upgrading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Requirements for Analyst Software Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Operating System Requirements . . . . . . . . 7 Acquisition Workstation Requirements . . . 7 Processing Workstation Requirements . . . 9 Compatibility with Add-on Software . . . . . 9 Supported Mass Spectrometers . . . . . . . . . 9 Contents of the Analyst 1.4.1 Software CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software . . . . . . .13 How To Use These Upgrade Instructions for Acquisition Workstations Versus Processing Workstations . . . . . . . . . . . . Task List for Upgrading. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Preparing to Upgrade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Upgrading to Analyst 1.4.1 Software. . . . Installing the Metabolite ID Software After Upgrading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 14 16 17 34 iii Analyst User Registration. . . . . . . . . . .35 Script Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37 Installing Scripts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Network Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39 Important Information to Know Before Installing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Installing Analyst 1.4.1 Software Over the Network. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Troubleshooting Installation . . . . . . . .43 Appendix A: Appendix A: Supported Instrument Firmware and Configuration Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 Appendix B: Appendix B: Supported Peripheral Devices and Firmware . . . .47 Notes on Firmware for Agilent users . . . . 51 iv Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide About This Guide This guide provides information about and procedures for upgrading to Analyst® 1.4.1 software with hotfixes to April 2005 from Analyst 1.4 software. First, read the section “Requirements for Analyst Software Installation” on page 7, and then follow the procedures in the section “Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software” on page 13. This guide also includes information on installing scripts, supported peripheral devices and firmware, and troubleshooting installation. This installation CD differs from the original Analyst 1.4.1 CD package as it will automatically upgrade the software to version 1.4.1 with HotFixes to April 2005. This HotFix is required for all users. For information about new software features, enhancements, and known issues, refer to the Release Notes for both Analyst 1.4.1 and the Analyst 1.4.1 HotFixes to April 2005 included with the Analyst 1.4.1 Software with HotFixes to April 2005 CD. Important Information to Know Before Upgrading To ensure your upgrade is successful, read the following points carefully before you start any of the procedures in this guide: • Do not attempt to upgrade the software without following the upgrade instructions provided in this guide. • New files (for example data and method files) that you generate on a computer running the Analyst 1.4.1 software will not be readable on computers running the Analyst 1.4 software or earlier releases. This means that if you have multiple computers at your site, you should consider upgrading all computers that will be used to process Analyst 1.4.1 data. • If you open a Results Table from Analyst version 1.4 or earlier in the Analyst 1.4.1 software, you will no longer be able to open it in Analyst 1.4 or earlier versions of the software. • Use the task list provided at the beginning of the upgrade procedure in this guide to check off each task as you 5 About This Guide complete it. The order in which you carry out the upgrade steps is important. If you are upgrading more than one workstation, you can make photocopies of the task list so you have a copy for each workstation. • Ensure you back up the Analyst Data folder to a safe location before upgrading, as described in the procedures later in this document. Do not simply rename the existing folder. This folder contains the API Instrument folder, which contains the basic instrument calibration and parameter settings. • The Analyst 1.4.1 software with HotFixes to April 2005 installs on top of the Analyst 1.4 software; do not remove the Analyst 1.4 software before starting the upgrade procedure. • Note that there is no way to install just the Analyst 1.4.1 upgrade with this package. This package will automatically install Analyst 1.4.1 with the Hotfixes to April 2005. Support At Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex, we are committed to providing the highest level of support for Analyst software users. To obtain answers to questions about any of our products, report problems, or suggest improvements, please visit www.appliedbiosystems.com. For on-site service, support, and training, please contact your local Applied Biosystems Sales or Customer service representative. 6 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Requirements for Analyst Software Installation This section explains the operating system, hardware, and software requirements that acquisition and processing workstations must meet for the Analyst® software to operate. Operating System Requirements Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex fully supports the use of Analyst 1.4.1 software on: • Microsoft Windows 2000 SP2 and SP3 • Microsoft Windows XP SP1 and SP1a This applies to both data processing and acquisition workstations, as well as on Active Directory networks. Note: As of the software release date, the Analyst 1.4.1 software does not support SP2 for Windows XP. SP2 introduces complex changes into the Windows software. Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex expects that an update supporting SP2 will be available on the www.appliedbiosystems.com Web site soon after the release of the Analyst 1.4.1 software. Registered Analyst users will receive notification when the update is available. Acquisition Workstation Requirements It is highly recommended that you purchase an acquisition workstation from Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex. These configured systems meet all requirements and the selected models undergo testing and verification with the Analyst software. Detailed specifications for these systems are shipped with the hardware. The configured systems, including the PCI cards, can be ordered through Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex. For more information, contact your Applied Biosystems customer service representative. Supported Computer Models As of the software release date, the Analyst 1.4.1 software has been tested and verified for compatibility with the following computer models: 7 Requirements for Analyst Software Installation • Dell Precision 360 • Dell Precision 340 • Dell GX400 • Dell GX300 Newer systems might be available. For more information, contact your Applied Biosystems Customer Service Representative. Current Shipping Configuration of the Acquisition Workstations The configured system comes preinstalled with the Windows 2000 SP3 operating system, Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1, and all driver software for the PCI cards. It includes the following peripherals: • Flat panel monitor. • National Instruments High Performance GPIB card, preinstalled, required for data acquisition, plus a 2 meter cable. • DIGI Serial Port Expansion Card, PCI Bus Version, preinstalled, required to control more than 2 peripheral devices, plus the DB9 male octet harness. • (Optional, for additional cost) National Instruments 16-bit ADC kit, required for analog signal measurement. This option will support 6 single-ended (ground referenced) channels at 16 bits/channel. Note: If you plan to control Agilent LC devices through an Ethernet connection, an additional network interface card (NIC) is required. Any standard NIC card can be used. Supported PCI Cards and Driver Versions The Analyst 1.4.1 software has been tested with the following PCI card and driver versions, which are included on the Analyst 1.4.1 Software CD. Instructions for upgrading to the latest versions are included later in this guide. 8 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide PCI card National Instruments High Performance GPIB card DIGI Serial Port Expansion Card, PCI Bus Version National Instruments 16-bit ADC card Driver version 2.1 2.4.26.0 (Rev. E) 7.1 Processing Workstation Requirements For data processing workstations, Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex recommends at least a Pentium III 600-MHz-based system with a minimum of 256 MB of RAM and at least 3 GB of internal hard disk storage. The system supports the Windows 2000 SP3 or Windows XP SP1 or SP1a operating system and a minimum of Internet Explorer 6.0 installed. Some Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex add-on software requires additional memory, disk space, and processing speed. For more information, refer to the documentation included with the software. Compatibility with Add-on Software The following add-on software releases are compatible with the Analyst 1.4.1 software: • Metabolite ID 1.3 for Analyst Software • Automaton 1.3 for Analyst Software • BioAnalyst 1.4 • Pro ID 1.4, Pro ICAT 1.4, Pro QUANT 1.4, and Pro BLAST 1.4.1 Supported Mass Spectrometers The Analyst 1.4.1 software is capable of controlling and analyzing the data from each of the following Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex mass spectrometers: • 4000 Q TRAP • Q TRAP 9 Requirements for Analyst Software Installation • API 5000 • API 4000 • API 3000 • API 2000 • API 365 • API 300 • API 165 • API 150EX • API 150MCA • API 100B • API 100LC • API 100 Contents of the Analyst 1.4.1 Software CD The following software applications, files, folders, and documents are included on the Analyst 1.4.1 software CD: • Analyst 1.4.1 software with Analyst 1.4.1 HotFixes to April 2005 • Driver software for all supported PCI cards Note: Driver software for the National Instruments ADC card is included on a separate CD. • Analyst 1.4.1 Release Notes • Analyst 1.4.1 HotFixes to April 2005 Release Notes • Software Installation Guide for the Analyst 1.4.1 software (a PDF of the guide you are currently reading) • An Extras folder containing the following subfolders: 10 Analyst 1.4.1 Scripts: Contains a collection of scripts you can install. These scripts are experimental and provide research-grade functionality that can be added Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide to the software. For information on these scripts, refer to the Word documents provided with the scripts. Analyst 1.4: Contains a complete copy of the Analyst 1.4 software release. Instrument Update: Contains the Firmware/ Configuration Table Update Program (ConfigUpdater.exe) that you must run after upgrading the Analyst software. Automaton 1.3 Hotfix: Contains Hotfix 1 for Automaton 1.3, which provides support for the new CTC PAL driver in Analyst 1.4.1, and adds several features. ACROREAD: Contains the Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0 installer. Examples: Contains some sample results tables, quantitation methods, sample queries, metric plots, simulation profiles and sample methods. May be used in place of the standard Example project installed with the software. AAO: Contains the Analyst Access Object (AAO) tools and user’s guide. Scripting Cookbook: Contains a guide that provides information for writing applications to control the Analyst software. Peak Finder: Contains a registry file for setting the peak finder version used on older data files. Agilent BOOTP Package: Contains instructions and a utility to allow control of the Agilent LC devices using Ethernet (in most cases an additional Ethernet adapter will be required). 11 Requirements for Analyst Software Installation 12 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software This section provides procedures for upgrading acquisition workstations from Analyst® 1.4 software to Analyst 1.4.1 software. Note: If your current system is running an earlier version of the Analyst software, you must first upgrade to Analyst 1.4. For more information, see the Release Notes included with the Analyst 1.4 software or contact your Applied Biosystems Customer Service Representative. How To Use These Upgrade Instructions for Acquisition Workstations Versus Processing Workstations The upgrade instructions in this section can be used for both acquisition workstations (that is, workstations that are connected to an instrument) and processing workstations (that is, workstations that are not connected to an instrument). Use the following table to understand which upgrade procedures to complete for each scenario. For acquisition workstations: Complete all procedures in this section (note that some procedures are optional, or are required only if you have certain PCI cards installed in the workstation). For processing Complete only those procedures marked with the workstations: following icon: P You can skip any upgrade procedures related to: • PCI cards and driver software • Upgrading firmware and configuration tables 13 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software Task List for Upgrading Use the following task list to ensure you complete all the required steps to prepare for and complete the upgrade. Procedures for each task are included in this guide on the pages shown in the right column. P = Complete only these tasks for a processing workstation. Tip: Photocopy this checklist so you can check off each step as you proceed through the upgrade instructions. Step Procedure ❑ P 1. Ensure the workstation meets the Read the section requirements for installing the Analyst starting on page software. 7. ❑ P 2. Gather the required and optional software CDs you need for the upgrade. See page 16. ❑ P 3. Prepare the instrument and workstation for the upgrade. See page 16. ❑ P 4. Back up the Analyst Data folder to a safe location. See page 17. ❑ P 5. Remove the BioAnalyst software and Pro application software, if it is installed. See page 17. ❑ P 6. (Optional) Install Metabolite ID See page 18. software or Automaton software if it is not currently installed. ❑ 7. Upgrade the driver software for the See page 18. National Instruments ADC card, if you have this card. ❑ 8. Upgrade the driver software for the See page 22. GPIB card. ❑ ❑ 14 P 9. Install the Analyst 1.4.1 software. See page 27. 10. Update the firmware and configuration tables. See page 31. Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide ❑ P ❑ ❑ P ❑ P ❑ P Step 11. Install the BioAnalyst software and any Pro application software, if required. 12. Install Hotfix 1 for the Automaton 1.3 software, if required. 13. (Optional) Install any desired scripts. 14. Run the Analyst software for the first time. 15. Register the Analyst software online. Procedure See page 32. See page 32. See page 33. See page 33. See page 35. 15 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software Preparing to Upgrade Complete the following steps before you begin upgrading to the Analyst 1.4.1 software. To gather the required and optional software CDs 1. Locate the following software CDs required for the upgrade: Analyst 1.4.1 Software CD. NI-DAQ Version 7.1 Driver CD for Windows XP/2000/ NT/98/Me (for the National Instruments ADC card). Note: The NI-DAQ CD above is required only if the computer uses a National Instruments ADC card (to collect UV data, for example). 2. If desired, locate CDs containing add-on software for: Metabolite ID 1.3 for Analyst Software Automaton 1.3 for Analyst Software BioAnalyst 1.4 Pro ID 1.4, Pro ICAT 1.4, Pro QUANT 1.4, or Pro BLAST 1.4.1 To prepare the instrument and workstation for the upgrade 1. Restart the computer. 2. Log on to the computer as a user with local administrator privileges. Remember to do this after each restart in the upgrade procedure. 3. For acquisition workstations only: a) Make sure the instrument is powered on and connected to the GPIB card at the back of the workstation. b) Deactivate the active hardware profile in the Analyst software. This is a required step before upgrading driver software. c) 16 Do not remove any of the PCI cards from the workstation. Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide To back up the Analyst Data folder to a safe location Do not rename the existing Analyst Data folder. When you upgrade, it is recommended that you use the same Analyst Data folder from your previous installation. This gives you access to your existing data, such as hardware profiles, methods, and data files. It also retains your InstrumentData.ins and ParameterSettings.psf files. To perform the backup: • Make a backup copy of the files and subfolders in the Analyst Data folder (do not simply rename the folder). The default location is D:\Analyst Data. Create the backup in a safe location, such as a network drive or a CD. You are not required to restore these files as part of a normal upgrade; however, it is good practice to ensure a backup exists. The content of the Analyst Data folder includes the API Instrument folder, which contains the basic instrument calibration and parameter settings. Upgrading to Analyst 1.4.1 Software Complete the following procedures to upgrade the workstation to the Analyst 1.4.1 software release. Note: The order of the upgrade procedures is important. To keep on track, use the “Task List for Upgrading” on page 14. To remove BioAnalyst software and any Pro application software 1. Using the Windows Add/Remove programs utility, remove any of the following software applications if they are installed on the workstation: BioAnalyst, Pro ID, Pro ICAT, Pro QUANT, or Pro BLAST. Do not skip this step or these applications will not work after the Analyst 1.4.1 software is installed. When you have upgraded to Analyst 1.4.1, you can reinstall these applications and continue to use them. 17 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software Note: If you have BioAnalyst software, refer to the release notes provided with the software for instructions on removing and reinstalling the PepSea Server and Administrator software. 2. Restart the computer. (Optional) To install Metabolite ID software or Automaton software if it is not currently installed • If you are planning to use the Metabolite ID software or Automaton software with Analyst 1.4.1, and they are not currently installed on the workstation, install them now. If you wait until after the Analyst software is installed, there are a few extra steps required. If these applications are already installed, leave them installed. To upgrade the driver software for the National Instruments ADC card, if you have this card The Analyst 1.4.1 software requires version 7.1 of the driver software for the National Instruments ADC card. If the computer uses this card to collect UV data, for example, you must remove the earlier version of the driver software, and then install the new version. 1. Open the Windows Control Panel. 2. Double-click Add/Remove Programs. 3. In the list of installed software, look for NI-DAQ 6.9.3, and then do one of the following: 4. If you see this entry, complete the remaining steps in this procedure. If you do not see this entry, you do not have this driver, and you can continue to the next procedure. To remove the NI-DAQ 6.9.3 software, follow the on-screen instructions. 5. Restart the computer. 6. Insert the NI-DAQ Version 7.1 Driver CD into the CD-ROM drive. The NI-DAQ installation browser appears. 18 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Note: If the installation browser does not appear, navigate to Setup.exe at the root of the CD-ROM drive, and doubleclick it. 7. Click Install NI-DAQ/NI-SWITCH. 8. Click Next on the Product Information and Destination Directory pages. The Features page appears. 19 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software 9. To avoid installing unnecessary features, do the following on this page: a) Click the drop-down arrow to the left of NI-SWITCH 2.1, and then click Do not install this feature. b) Click the drop-down arrow to the left of NI-DAQmx 7.1, and then click Do not install this feature. The selections should now look like this: c) 20 Click Next. Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide 10. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the driver installation. 11. Restart the computer. 12. Remove the CD from the CD-ROM drive. 13. On Windows XP systems, you might see a Found New Hardware Wizard window, as shown in the following illustration. If you do not see this window, skip to the next step. If you do see this window, click Next, and then click Finish to complete the wizard. 14. To verify that the driver is installed, do the following: a) Open the Windows Control Panel. b) Double-click Add/Remove Programs. c) From the list of installed software, click National Instruments Software, and then click Change. The National Instruments Software window appears. If the driver is installed, you should see NI-DAQ 7.1, Traditional listed, as shown in the following illustration: 21 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software To upgrade the driver software for the GPIB card The Analyst 1.4.1 software requires version 2.1 of the driver software for the GPIB card. You must remove the earlier version, and then install the new version. 1. If you did not deactivate the active hardware profile at the beginning of this upgrade procedure, do so now. 2. Open the Windows Control Panel. 3. Double-click Add/Remove Programs. 4. From the list of installed software, click NI-488.2 2.00. 5. Click Change. The Add/Remove Application window appears. 22 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide 6. Select Remove All, and then follow the on-screen instructions to remove the software. 7. Click Finish when the wizard completes. 8. Insert the Analyst 1.4.1 Software CD into the CD-ROM drive. 9. When the installation browser appears, click Install Prerequisite Software. 10. Click GPIB Driver. The NI-488.2 for Windows wizard appears. 11. Click Next. The License Agreement page appears. 12. Read the agreement, select I accept the License Agreement, and then click Next. The Destination Folder page appears. 13. Click Next. The Select Installation Type page appears. 23 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software 14. Select Typical, and then click Next. The Start Installation page appears. 15. Click Next. A progress bar appears, and then the Installation Complete page appears. 16. Click Next. The Add GPIB Hardware Wizard window appears. 17. Click PCI-GPIB, and then click Next. A window appears with options to Shutdown or Restart the computer. 18. Click Restart, and then click Finish. The computer restarts. 19. On Windows XP systems, you might see a Found New Hardware Wizard window, as shown in the following illustration. If you do not see this window, skip to the next step. If you do see this window, click Next, and then click Finish to complete the wizard. 24 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide 20. Wait until the following window appears after the restart: 21. Click Verify your hardware and software installation. When verification is complete, the following message appears: 22. Click OK. The following window appears: 25 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software 23. Click Exit. The following window appears: 24. Click Exit. 25. Restart the computer. 26. To verify that the driver is installed, do the following: a) Open the Windows Control Panel. b) Double-click Add/Remove Programs. c) 26 From the list of installed software, look for NI-488.2 2.10, which is the upgraded GPIB driver. Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide To install the Analyst 1.4.1 software Analyst 1.4 Hotfixes 1 through 7 are removed automatically with the installation of the Analyst 1.4.1 software, and they are included in the Analyst 1.4.1 software. For information about later hotfixes, contact technical support at www.appliedbiosystems.com. 1. Ensure that the Analyst 1.4.1 Software CD is in the CDROM drive. 2. If the installation browser does not appear automatically, navigate to the CD-ROM drive, and then double-click Launch.exe. The installation browser appears. 3. Click Install Analyst 1.4.1 Software. After a few moments, the Welcome page appears. 4. Click Next. The License Agreement page appears. 5. Read the agreement, select I accept the terms in the license agreement, and then click Next. The Customer Information page appears. 27 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software 6. Type your name and company, if they are different from what is shown, and then click Next. The following message appears: 7. Click Yes. When you upgrade, it is recommended that you use the same Analyst Data folder from your previous installation. This gives you access to your existing data, such as hardware profiles, methods, and data files. It also retains your InstrumentData.ins and ParameterSettings.psf files. The Destination Folder window appears. 8. Click Next. The Help Type window appears. 9. Select the type of online help you want to use, and then click Next. The Overwrite Existing Data page appears. 28 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide 10. To avoid overwriting the data files from your previous installation, ensure the settings in this window are as follows: Security Database: Unchecked. API Instrument: Unchecked. Compound Database: Unchecked. Library Search Database: Unchecked. 11. Click Next. The Ready to Install the Program window appears. 12. Click Install. The following message appears: 29 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software Note: Instructions for running this update are provided in the procedure “To update the firmware and configuration tables” on page 31. If you are upgrading a processing workstation, you do not need to update firmware or configuration tables. 13. Click OK. The installer installs the software. When the installation is complete, the following window appears: 14. Click Finish, and then restart the computer. 30 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide To update the firmware and configuration tables Use the Firmware/Configuration Table Update Program to automatically determine if either firmware or configuration tables need to be updated on the system. The utility performs only the necessary updates. The utility also resets the mass spectrometer system controller; this is normal and is required by the update process. Before running this utility, ensure that the mass spectrometer is powered on and connected to the GPIB card and that the GPIB driver software is properly installed. CAUTION! Do not use the SCU - System Controller Utility (scu21.exe) for this procedure. You could upload the wrong configuration table and cause damage to the instrument. 1. If the Analyst 1.4.1 Software CD is not already in the CDROM drive, insert it. 2. If the installation browser appears, click Exit. 3. On the CD-ROM drive, navigate to the \Extras\Instrument Update folder, and then double-click ConfigUpdater.exe. The Firmware/Configuration Table Update Program page appears, identifying the new firmware version it will install. 31 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software Note: The firmware versions shown in the illustration above are examples; you might see different versions. 4. To update the firmware, click Next. 5. Follow the on-screen instructions to update your firmware and configuration tables. Note: If the utility presents you with more than one choice for the configuration filename, choose the version with the highest number. For example, if you are presented with B5366004.fw and B5366005.fw, choose the B5366005.fw file. For more information on which versions are supported in the Analyst 1.4.1 software, see “Appendix A: Supported Instrument Firmware and Configuration Tables” on page 45. 6. Click Finish to exit the utility. To install the BioAnalyst software and any Pro application software, if required • If you removed the BioAnalyst software or any of the Pro applications before upgrading, reinstall them now. The versions supported with Analyst 1.4.1 are: BioAnalyst 1.4 Pro ID 1.4, Pro ICAT 1.4, Pro QUANT 1.4, or Pro BLAST 1.4.1 To install Hotfix 1 for the Automaton 1.3 software, if required If you have Automaton software installed with Analyst 1.4.1, there is a hotfix available that provides support for the new CTC PAL driver in Analyst 1.4.1, and adds several features. 1. Check to see if the Automaton Hotfix 1 is already installed using these steps: a) Open the Windows Control Panel. b) Double-click Add/Remove Programs. If the hotfix is already installed, you will see an entry in the list of installed programs that looks like this: 32 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide c) If you do not see this entry, continue to the next step to install the hotfix. 2. Ensure the Analyst 1.4.1 Software CD is in the CD-ROM drive. 3. Navigate to \Extras\Automaton 1.3 Hotfix, and then doubleclick Hotfix 1 for Automaton 1.3.exe. 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the hotfix. (Optional) To install any desired scripts • There are a number of research-grade scripts available to extend the functionality of the Analyst software. For more information on installing scripts, see “Script Installation” on page 37. To run the Analyst software for the first time 1. Start the Analyst software by double-clicking the icon on the desktop. The following message might appear: 33 Upgrade Instructions for Workstations Running Analyst 1.4 Software 2. Click OK. Note: To learn more about configurable Audit Map files, refer to the online Help in the Analyst software, or the Laboratory Director’s Guide to Security and Regulatory Compliance. 3. Test the software to ensure you are able to acquire and/or process data. To register the Analyst software online • Ten days from the date of installation, the software will prompt you to register the Analyst software online. This online registration helps Applied Biosystems offer better support, and allows for easier notification about the availability of upgrades and patches, as well as other software-related information. For more information, see “Analyst User Registration” on page 35. Installing the Metabolite ID Software After Upgrading If you decide to install the Metabolite ID software after you have upgraded to Analyst 1.4.1 software, there are a few extra steps you must complete to ensure that the Analyst software operates correctly. To install the Metabolite ID software after upgrading 1. Insert the Metabolite ID software CD, and then follow the on-screen instructions to install the software. 2. Navigate to \Program Files\Analyst\bin\Backup, and then copy the following three files: 3. 34 DDMSMassSpec.dll DDMSMassSpecps.dll SubWiffFile.dll Paste these files to \Program Files\Analyst\bin, which replaces the existing versions of these files in the bin folder. Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Analyst User Registration After you install the Analyst® software, make sure you register your installation online at: http://www.sciex.com/registration/ Registration of the software helps Applied Biosystems offer better support, and allows easier notification about the availability of upgrades and patches, as well as other softwarerelated information. Register through the Web address above from any computer with Internet access (it does not have to be the computer on which the Analyst software is installed). Users are asked to supply personal information. Required information is limited to the user’s name and e-mail address, and the name, address, and telephone number of the company licensing the software. Optional information includes some brief questions on how Analyst is used at the site, plus a section for comments. Users can choose whether to be contacted for software updates, product information, or electronic surveys. Please review the privacy statement and contact information on the Web site for details about the information collected and its usage. 35 Analyst User Registration 36 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Script Installation There are a number of research-grade scripts available to extend the functionality of the Analyst® software. A few are installed automatically with the Analyst software (click on the Scripts menu to view their names). The remaining scripts can be installed individually using the procedures in this section. Information about these scripts is available in Word documents stored with the scripts (see the following section for the location). There is also a listing and brief description of all available scripts in the Release Notes. Installing Scripts When you install the Analyst software, a Scripts folder containing the optional scripts is installed at C:\Program Files\Analyst. Use the following procedure to install each script. To install scripts 1. Navigate to C:\Program Files\Analyst\Scripts. 2. Double-click the folder containing the script to install. Tip: If you want to learn more about the script, read the Word document included in the folder. 3. Double-click Setup.exe. 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the script. Tip: To use an installed script, start the Analyst software, and then from the Scripts menu, click the name of the script. 37 Script Installation 38 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Network Installation This section explains the operating system and computer requirements for installing the Analyst® 1.4.1 software over a network. There are several methods of deploying software over the network; however, for this document, the network installation was tested using Active Directory only. Note: These procedures should be performed by an IT person or by someone with the prerequisite knowledge and the support of the IT department. Important Information to Know Before Installing To ensure your installation is successful, read the following points carefully before you start any of the procedures in this document: • All workstations must have the Analyst 1.4 software installed. • All workstations must be connected to the Active Directory. Installing Analyst 1.4.1 Software Over the Network Use the following procedures to install the Analyst software over the network. To prepare the environment Important! If you receive the following message during the administrative install: “1: InstallShield engine is missing from this machine. If available, please run ISScript.msi or contact your support personnel for further assistance,” then run ISScript8.msi, located on the Analyst 1.4.1 Software CD in the Install folder, and then run the administrative install again. 1. On a server, create a distribution point for the software. 2. Insert the Analyst 1.4.1 Software CD into the CD-ROM drive. 3. When the installation browser appears, click Exit. 39 Network Installation 4. To create an administrative image, in a command line, type Msiexec.exe /a <PathToAnalyst.msi> SHORTFILENAMES=1 TARGETDIR=<PathToDistributionPoint> NAMESOFPROPERTIES=value /qr. The SHORTFILENAMES parameter is a Windows Installer property that uses short file names for the names of target files, rather than long file names. If the target volume does not support long names, this property has to be set to 1. NAMESOFPROPERTIES is a parameter used to define the installation requirements. 5. 40 As desired, use the following parameters and settings to set the installation requirements. Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide NAMESOFPROPERTIES Parameters Parameter Definition ANALYSTDATAPATH Destination location of Analyst Data folder. ISHELPTYPE Help files. SECURITYDATA COMPOUNDDATA APIDATA Settings Default is NTFS disk with the most free space. • “regular”: Triple Quad Help (default). • “special”: Q TRAP/4000 Q TRAP Help. Overwrite or • do not • overwrite security database if it is found. 1 - overwrite Overwrite or • do not • overwrite Compound database if it is found 1 - overwrite Overwrite or • do not overwrite API • folder if it is found 1 - overwrite 0 - do not overwrite (default) 0 - do not overwrite (default) 0 - do not overwrite (default) The following is an example of an installation command where the Analyst Data folder is installed in the Managed Applications folder on drive C, the Q TRAP/4000 Q TRAP help file is installed, and all the databases are overwritten: Msiexec /a “d:\install\analyst.msi” SHORTFILENAMES=1 TARGETDIR= “C:\Managed Applications\Analyst141” ISHELPTYPE= “special” SECURITYDATA= “1” COMPOUNDDATA=“1” APIDATA=“1” /qr. 41 Network Installation Note: You do not have to type the default values in the command line. To install the image over the network 1. Create an Organizational Unit containing all the workstations where the Analyst 1.4.1 software will be installed. 2. Create a Group Policy for the unit. 3. In the Group Policy, expand the Computer Configuration and Software Settings nodes. 4. Right-click Software Installation, point to New, and then click Package. 5. Navigate to the .msi package in the distribution point. 6. Restart each workstation. 42 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Troubleshooting Installation This section describes some issues you may encounter while installing or upgrading to the Analyst® 1.4.1 software. It suggests possible causes and offers solutions. At Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex, we are committed to providing the highest level of support for Analyst software users. To obtain answers to questions about any of our products, report problems, or suggest improvements, please visit www.appliedbiosystems.com. Issue After upgrading, I cannot log on to the Analyst software. Possible Cause/Solution Your user name might not have been successfully added to the security database during the upgrade. Log on to the computer as the local administrator, and then add your user name to the Analyst software through the Security Configuration dialog box. I see the error message “Failed to load the parameter settings file” when I try to start a profile in the Analyst software. If you restored any files or folders from a CD, or copied over files shipped with your instrument, these files might be set as read only. To use these files, remove the read only setting from the files through Windows. My Analyst screen no longer locks or logs out automatically when I have not used the computer for a period of time. What happened to these settings? After installing the Analyst 1.4.1 software, the settings for Screen Lock and Auto Logout are not retained. You must reenter the information in the Security Configuration dialog box. 43 Troubleshooting Installation 44 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Appendix A: Supported Instrument Firmware and Configuration Tables The following instrument firmware and configuration table versions are required for the Analyst® 1.4.1 software. Instructions for ensuring you have the latest versions of these files are included in the upgrade instructions. These tables are for reference purposes only. Firmware Files for Analyst 1.4.1 Software Firmware 340 Main 332 Main Version M401402 M3L1415 Configuration Table Files for Analyst 1.4.1 Software Instrument 4000 Q TRAP Q TRAP API 5000 API 4000 API 3000 API 2000 API 365 API 300 API 165 API 150EX API 150MCA API 100LC API 100 Configuration Table File B9609010.fw B9611003.fw B9669001.fw B5366005.fw B5366020.fw (for the NanoDCI source) A8958000.fw A7483000.fw A7095000.fw A6186002.fw A6188000.fw A8429000.fw A6865000.fw A6185002.fw A6179002.fw 45 Appendix A: Supported Instrument Firmware and Configuration Tables 46 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Appendix B: Supported Peripheral Devices and Firmware The Analyst® software supports the peripheral devices listed in the following table. Firmware versions tested that have been fully qualified with the Analyst 1.4.1 software are listed without parentheses. Versions shown in parentheses have functioned acceptably in more limited testing. Firmware used with the Analyst 1.4 software should work well with the Analyst 1.4.1 software, with some exceptions for the Agilent well-plate autosamplers. Agilent users should read the note regarding firmware following the table. In most cases, more recent firmware versions from the device manufacturer will work with the Analyst 1.4.1 software. If you encounter difficulties, consider changing the device firmware to the version listed in this table. For information on checking and upgrading firmware, refer to the documentation provided by the peripheral device manufacturer. For information on installation and configuration of peripheral devices, refer to the Peripheral Devices Setup Manual located on the Operator Documentation CD. Manufacturer Peripheral Device Agilent Binary Pump 1100 series Tested Firmware Communi(and Other cation Cable Firmware) Required A.05.06, 4.11 WC024736* Quarternary Pump A.04.11 (5.04) WC024736 Isocratic Pump A.04.11 WC024736 Capillary Pump A.04.11 WC024736 Nano Pump A.05.06, 5.04 (5.05) WC024736 47 Appendix B: Supported Peripheral Devices and Firmware Manufacturer Peripheral Device Standard Autosampler Tested Firmware Communi(and Other cation Cable Firmware) Required A.04.10 (5.04) WC024736 Micro Autosampler A.05.04 (4.10) WC024736 Well-plate Autosampler A.05.07, 4.14 (5.02) WC024736 Micro Well-plate (A.05.09, 4.14) Autosampler CTC Gilson WC024736 Column Oven A.05.06, 4.11 (5.05) WC024736 DAD – Diode Array Detector A.05.06 (5.09, 4.11) Ethernet/ GPIB HTS PAL Autosampler 2.4.0, 2.3.6 WC024736 HTC PAL Autosampler 2.3.6 WC024736 LC PAL Autosampler 2.3.6 WC024736 215 Autosampler 2.20 WC024735** with 819 Valve Gilson GSIOC 1.00 233 Autosampler BV1.11 WC024735 with 402 Syringe SV1.10 (SV2.3) Gilson GSIOC Harvard 22 Syringe Pump 22.90 WC024735 LC Packings UltiMate Integrated System Cables avail. from LC Packings 48 5.06 (6.00) Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Manufacturer Peripheral Device Famos Autosampler (well-plate) Famos Autosampler (carousel) PE Series 200 Shimadzu Autosampler Tested Firmware Communi(and Other cation Cable Firmware) Required 2.02 Cables avail. from LC Packings 1.14 Cables avail. from LC Packings 1.08 WC024737 Column Oven 1134 WC024736 Micro Pump 2.43 WC024736 Quaternary Pumps 2.43 WC024736 SCL-10Avp System Controller 5.40 (5.33) WC024736 SIL-10ADvp Autosampler 5.32 SIL-HTA Autosampler 6.02 SIL-HTC Autosampler 6.02 (6.03) LC-6AD Pump 1.4 LC-8A Pump 1.5 LC-10AD Pump 3.1 All other Shimadzu devices require 2-pin optical cables to connect to the System Controller. These are available from Shimadzu. LC-10AS Pump 3.1 LC-10AT Pump 3.1 LC-10Ai Pump 3.1 49 Appendix B: Supported Peripheral Devices and Firmware Manufacturer Peripheral Device LC-10ADvp Pump LC-10ATvp Pump 50 Tested Firmware Communi(and Other cation Cable Firmware) Required 5.27, (5.25, 5.26) 5.27 CTO-10A[C] Column Oven 3.0 CTO-10Avp Column Oven 5.24 CTO-10ACvp Column Oven 5.24 CTO-10ASvp Column Oven 5.24 SPD-10A Detector 3.0 SPD-10Ai Detector 3.0 SPD-10AV Detector 3.0 SPD-10AVi Detector 3.0 SPD-10Avp Detector 5.22 SPD-10AVvp Detector 5.23 (5.22) OptionBox-L Subcontroller 3.2 SubcontrollerVP 5.20 Analyst 1.4.1 Software Installation Guide Tested Firmware Communi(and Other cation Cable Firmware) Required FCV-12AH Valve N/A FCV-13AL Valve N/A FCV-14AH Valve N/A SparkEndurance 2.05 Requires Holland Autosampler Analyst Driver Kit p/n 0920-768 from Spark (sales@spark. nl) Valco 2 Position Valve 1-PD-EPX88RL * WC024736 is a Standard Null Modem cable DB9/DB9 female. ** WC024735 is a Standard Modem cable DB25 male/DB9 female. Manufacturer Peripheral Device Notes on Firmware for Agilent users It is recommended that Agilent users use the most recently distributed firmware from Agilent. Due to Agilent’s frequent firmware release schedule, Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex cannot test all firmware on all devices in all Analyst software versions, but Agilent’s releases are backwards compatible. If a problem occurs, try downgrading to the firmware indicated in the chart above. Remember that Agilent CAN support requires that all firmware in the CAN-linked stack be of the same major revision (4.x, 5.x, etc.). For Agilent well-plate autosamplers (Well-plate and Micro Wellplate), Applied Biosystems/MDS Sciex recommends an upgrade to firmware version 5.09. A large number of supported plates have been added to Agilent’s firmware between versions 5.01 and 5.09, and the Analyst software has been updated to include all plates supported as of firmware version 5.09. Should you choose not to upgrade your well-plate autosampler firmware, all 51 Appendix B: Supported Peripheral Devices and Firmware plates previously supported will work with the Analyst software (with the exception of the *96DeepAgilent* plate); however if you select in Analyst a plate that is not supported in your Agilent firmware version, an error will be generated during acquisition. Agilent removed support for the *96DeepAgilent* plate in firmware version 5.04; use *96DeepAgilent41mm* instead. 52
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