This results in a reset of some settings like the columns visible in a sequence table.įor future revisions it is planned to provide a better error message at startup. On a workstation these files are user specific, while on an AIC they are instrument specific. (AppData\local\\Agilent_Technologies\.\userconfig).
The files in question are called nfig and are stored in the application data. There have been other cases, where user specific files were corrupted. It can save time to leave these two files untouched first and rename only the others. More complex entries about hardware configurations (LC module clusters) are written to the file RapidControlInstrumentConfig.xml. On systems without column tags the column data has to be entered manually. Be aware that for LC applications the config.reg file contains the information for the columns. Do not rename or delete other files or folders. In at least one case incomplete entries were found in the nfig file. This imports the file from the default import directory, does not stop on any error, replaces the current sequence table, does not show row selection, and. The files are rebuild after the next successful start of a session. Typically there is a Config.reg, Conf_Off.reg, and other files with the extensions config, mth or xml. There are also single files that store recent activities for a faster startup.
In the instrument folder (Chem32\X\) there are subfolders for DATA, METHODS, etc. With most autostart errors the situation can be resolved by removing the configuration files in the instrument folder.
#Agilent chemstation error message Offline
It is not possible to successfully start an offline or online session. "Autostart Macro failed, error #999 occurred" error message when starting ChemStation. "Autostart Macro failed, error #999 occurred" Known Problem Report (KPR) Number: 89201 Keywords: Initialization
#Agilent chemstation error message software
Note: This software issue was migrated from our legacy defect tracking system. Issue ID: 89201 Product: OpenLAB CDS ChemStation Edition
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