As part of the time-acquisition function, users can monitor and report up to 6 single wavelengths and up to 2 mathematical combinations of these wavelengths. OOIBase32 gives users complete control of setting the parameters for all system functions such as acquiring data, designing the graph display, using spectra overlays and configuring the cursor. Users can also save and then retrieve all of these system parameters for future experiments. OOIBase32 has the benefit of giving users various software-controlled triggering options for external events such as laser firing or light source pulsing. Other advanced features provide users with several data-collection options.
Users can independently store and retrieve dark, reference, sample and processed spectra.
All data can be saved to disk using autoincremented filenames. One feature prints the spectra and another copies spectral data into other software such as Excel and Word. Users can also designate how to receive data acquisition warnings such as when the Scope Mode signal has saturated in absorbance, transmission and irradiance modes. In addition, the time-normalization function allows users to designate separate integration times for reference and sample scans. OOIBase32 is available at no charge with all Ocean Optics S2000 Spectrometers.