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Introduction
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A
scouting scheme is a series of runs where chosen variable values
are varied. You can define up to 99 runs in a scouting scheme. When
a method is run with scouting, the method is automatically repeated
for each selected run in the scouting scheme. Typically, scouting
will vary one or more variables in a series of runs, for example, flow
rate or elution gradient. See Scouting for
instructions on how to set up a scouting scheme, and How
to perform a scouting run.
Note: The Scouting tab is available only
if the method contains variables.
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