What’s New in Mnova 7.1.2

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  • New Features

    Ability to drag a spectrum and add it to the stack.

    Creating a stacked spectrum with Mnova 7.1.2 is very easy; just by dragging one spectrum from the ‘Page Navigator’ to another spectral window. In the example below we are dragging the first page into the second spectrum to generate a stack plot

    Ability to drag a spectrum and add it to the stack

    It will be also possible to use this method to add a spectrum to an existing stack. In the example below we are adding the spectrum in the second page as the trace 19th of the stacked plot

    Add spectrum to an existing stack

     

    Absolute referencing of X-nucleus spectrum from 1H 1D spectrumz

    According to IUPAC, using a suitable secondary reference compound is no longer recommended. The unified scale is now the preferred method of referencing all spectra.

    Absolute referencing of X-nucleus spectrum from 1H 1D spectrumz

     

    New monochrome 2D palettes in the Properties

    We have added new monochrome palettes for the 2D plots

    New monochrome 2D palettes in the Properties

     

    Capability to select different color automatically when superimposing 2D spectra

    It will be possible to define palettes (depending on the experiments) for your superimposed 2D datasets

    Capability to select different color automatically when superimposing 2D spectra

     

    New shortcuts

    • “W” – Apodization
    • “L”- Chemical Shift Reference
    • “Shift+F” – FFT
    • “B” – Baseline Correction
    • “Shift+P” – Manual Phase Correction
    • “Shift+I” – show/hide Integral Manager
    • “Shift+J” – show/hide Multiplet Manager

    Capability to select the initial phase correction to run the Automatic Phase Correction algorithm.

    It is now possible to select the starting point for the automatic Phase Correction between ‘Imported’, ‘zero’ or ‘Current’ (By default Mnova will use the imported phase)

    Capability to select the initial phase correction to run the Automatic Phase Correction algorithm.

     

    Set integral reference based on the sum of several integrals

    It will be possible to normalize on the sum of several integrals from the Integrals table

    Set integral reference based on the sum of several integrals.

     

    Other New Features

    • Expansions are created without the spectrum title
    • Capability to sort the stacked spectra according to the label (title)
    • Fit to height is applied after binning
    • New icon for the reference button
    • Display the Multiplets Integrals by default
    • Assign Dialog keeps the option that user clicked last time for each dimension
    • Blind Region feature is now under the Analysis menu
    • Peaks from Line Fitting are included in Peaks and Multiplets tables

    Bugs Fixed

      • When splitting multiplet integrals were calculated using integral settings instead of multiplet settings
      • Problems applying Bernstein baseline correction on a stacked spectrum from Varian
      • Problems normalizing 2D superimposed spectra.
      • Wrong original size shown for 2D spectra from Bruker
      • Segmental choice was not set as default in multipoint baseline correction
      • Undoing the normalization of a 2D spectrum did not get the original spectrum.
      • Normalizing by largest peak was not taking into account the negative peaks of the 2D spectra
      • Problems with Layout templates created from a Predict&Compare document
      • Problems with the assignment cursor when the mouse was moved out of spectral window
      • Data Analysis serie label was too big when exporting to PDF
      • Problems with the projections after having transposed
      • Mulltiplet integral values reduced after split
      • Problems applying layout templates from a stacked plot
      • Disabled points in the data analysis graph were copied to the clipboard
      • Wrong assignments when saving as JCAMP

    Manual phasing along f1 was not possible after baseline correction in a 2D

  • New Features

    Capability to move 13C and X-nuclei prediction databases to any writable directory

    If the user does not have rights to write in the default directory for the Prediction Database; Mnova will display a dialog box to change that folder.

    Move prediction Databases

    Bugs Fixed

    • Rename ‘DBA Browser’ with ‘Prediction DB Browser’
    • Problems highlighting atom(s) when cursor was on predicted peak
    • Analysis was not possible for a predicted 1H spectrum
    • 1H DBA replaced when adding a new molecule to the same database
  • Bugs fixed

    • Lanthanides and Actinides missing in the Elemental Composition constraints
    • Problems running a Massitem Search without MS spectrum and with floating licenses
  • New Features

    One click installer for Mnova DB using SQLite

    Now it will be very easy to install Mnova DB Server on your computer without needing to install MySQL, just double click on the installer and that´s all!

    Other new features

    Database View after a search displays hits in order of scores

    Database View after a search displays hits in order of scores

    New options for “Mixture” and “Reverse” search for NMR peaks and multiplets

    New options for

    The peak and multiplet search dialogs have a tool button for changing the search mode. The default mode is “Reverse”, which penalize peaks which are in the query but not in the database spectrum.

    Bugs fixed

    • Mnova Preview widget not saved when saving new settings in the DBBrowser
    • Problems running a Massitem Search
    • Error when trying to save an item to an existing record
    • Multiplet class was not taken into account when running multiplet search
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