It controls the spectrometer and the sampling valves, obtains and interprets data from the detector, provides a user interface with which to change parameters, and produces an output signal for the DCS. The offline program allows the user to build Analysis and Calibration Methods (ACMs), load or collect standards, and calibrate the analyzer. As the latest version, Eclipse Process 10 is designed to improve control over the detection system and allow for instantaneous user interface response. Further, simultaneous ACMs can now be configured. Using several ACMs simultaneously provides extensive insight into the condition of the process, says the vendor. The new software also includes diagnostics and reporting routines to continuously evaluate the performance of the system and trigger rapid action if required. Other features include an ACM report generator, automatic light levels adjustment, fault alarm condition set-up and software-controlled relay activation from each screen.Applied Analytics Inc.www.a-a-inc.com888.461.0080