Agilent Cerity Networked Data System Getting Started Guide

About this manual

The Agilent Cerity Networked Data System for Pharmaceutical is a software application designed for pharmaceutical Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC). This Getting Started Guide serves as a practical training resource, offering a collection of exercises to help laboratory personnel quickly learn the system's capabilities.

The guide is divided into two main sections: Running Routine Samples and Setting Up Methods. The first section helps lab technicians learn how to operate the software for routine sample analysis using default or custom methods. The second section assists chemists in developing their own analytical methods, including setting up equilibration, single-sample identification, quantification with calibration, and impurity analysis.

What's inside

• Before you start
• Running Routine Samples
• Setting Up Methods
• Basic Exercise #1a Equilibrate the instrument
• Basic Exercise #2a Run a single sample to produce an example chromatogram
• Advanced Exercise #4a Run a sequence to quantify compounds with multi-level calibration
• Advanced Exercise #5a Run a sequence to quantify impurities
• Setting Up Methods Basic Exercise #1 Set up an equilibration method

Frequently asked questions

What software revisions is this guide valid for?

This guide is valid for A.02.xx revisions of the Agilent Cerity Networked Data System for Pharmaceutical QA/QC software.

What hardware is required to use the default methods?

The default methods can only be used on instruments equipped with an Agilent VWD detector.