Enjoy complete freedom on how to present your data! Transparency is also supported! Here you can see an example: It is also possible to easily change the color of the spectrum background to suit your eyesight, your working hours, or your mood. The user can also set the scales' properties, change the grids, the aspect of the axes and margins or the units (ppm, Hz, points, seconds), for a more convenient representation of the spectrum. In 2D NMR spectra, you can set the legend, the number of contours and customize the palette. This means that the pen width is always drawn one pixel wide, independent of the transformation set on the painter. Bear in mind that a 'Line Width' of zero indicates a cosmetic pen. Clicking on the 'Restore' button, will restore the predefined properties.įrom this set of tabbed pages you can change, for instance, the spectrum's geometry (position, angle, size), the 'Background', the 'Line-Style' (line, crosses or circles), the 'Line Colour' and the 'Line Width'. It is also possible to set the current properties as default by clicking on the 'Set as Default' button. The Saved Properties will be opened by clicking on the 'Load Properties' icon. The user will be able to save his/her own properties just by clicking on the Save Properties' icon
The user can select the properties of the spectrum by following the menu 'Edit/Properties' or by double clicking the left mouse button or pressing the right mouse button on the spectrum display and selecting 'Properties' from the pop-up menu. To use the peak by peak tool, hover over each peak that you would like to pick and click to select it.Mnova will allow the user to customize nearly all the attributes of the spectrum. To use the manual threshold, click and drag across your peak(s) at a level slightly below the peaks you wish to peak pick.ī. Do not choose the automatic peak picking option.Ī. You may need to adjust the intensity to make all peak pick labels visible. Peak picking button ( ) to peak pick your signals. In the inset generated, use the “Manual Threshold” or “Peak by peak” tools from the menu of Position your inset in a convenient manner.ĩ. After selecting the tool, click and drag on your spectrum to encompass the range you want to see more closely. If there is visible coupling that is difficult to discern, create a spectral inset using the “Expansion” Use the “Zoom In” tool ( ) to adjust the range from ~ -0.5 ppm to slightly downfield of yourĨ. All other integral values will now be relative to this newly-set value.ħ.
Set the “Normalized” value to the desired integral value.
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