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Item Description Low Offset (Low Edge Offset) The default value is 0; -0.5 to 0.5 m/z Click Customize to open. The Low Edge Offset is the mass offset to optimize the ejection of the mass just below the precursor ion mass. Low Edge Offset affects the isolation window on the low mass side of the precursor ion. Increasing the mass offset increases the isolation window on the low mass side of the precursor ion. Decreasing the offset decreases the window on the low mass side. Adjust the offset to minimize the amplitude of the adjacent masses below the precursor ion. Initially, adjust in 0.2 m/z increments. High Offset The default value is 0; -0.5 to 0.5 m/z (High Edge Offset) Click Customize to open. The High Edge Offset is the mass offset to optimize the ejection of the mass just above the precursor ion mass. High Edge Offset affects the isolation window on the high mass side of the precursor ion. Increasing the mass offset increases the isolation window on the high mass side of the precursor ion. Decreasing the offset decreases the window on the high mass side. The offset should be adjusted to minimize the amplitude of the adjacent masses below the precursor ion. Initially, adjust in 0.2 m/z increments High Mass Ejection 0 – 59.7 volts Click Customize to open. The High Mass Ejection is the amplitude of the broadband waveform used to eject masses above the isolated precursor ion. The default High Mass Ejection value is 35 volts. Excitation Time (msec) 0 – 1000 msec Click Customize to open. The Excitation Time is the time allotted for collision-induced dissociation (CID) by ion excitation. The default excitation time is 20 msec for both resonant and non-resonant excitation. Modulate RF Click Customize to open. It specifies if the RF storage field is modulated during resonant CID. This modulation greatly reduces any effect of changing secular frequency with concentration. Number of Frequencies 1 – 119 frequencies (odd numbers only) Click Customize to open. It is the number of frequencies h the CID excitation waveform is applied. The default value is 1 frequency applied at the end caps. A value of 3 generates three frequencies: the resonance frequency and frequencies 500 Hz above and below that frequency. CID Frequency Offset -10 to +10 kHz Click Customize to open. For certain applications, offsetting the dissociation frequency is necessary. The CID frequency can be adjusted between +/- 10 kHz. CID frequency offset can only be applied to a single frequency. If the number of frequencies is greater than 1, this field is hidden. Defaults Use the Defaults button to set the parameters of a method segment to the default values. Generally, any user-modified mass values are preserved. Target Factor (%) Available in SIS Scan Type in Customize mode. The Target factor is also known as Ion Time Factor. When a scan is performed in Auto mode, the prescan is followed by a scan of each segment needed to cover the Mass range designated to the left of the segment table. The actual Ionization Time for each segment is the AGC Ion Time multiplied by the percentage in the Target Factor field. If needed, adjust the Target Factor for particular segments to increase or decrease the abundance of key ions. For SIS, the Ion Time Factor is specified for fixed ionization and the Target Factor is specified for AGC ionization. 249