This is a simple command to delete the extra layer created. On the last page type: 'layer -d Sheet2' in the corresponding text area. To specify this script check the Specify advanced filter options box I suggest running simple LabTalk script after the importing procedure. That can be avoided however user has no power over the new layer (Sheet2) which is created during the import. Sadly my version of Origin (9.3) has some critical bug with User defined files import, which causes import manager to create new sheet for every file imported. You may also specify the Filter description and the Filter file name. On the next page Check the box Save filter to save your efforts. I suggest storing it in the safe location - Origin User Folder etc.Īnd specify the OriginC function name in the next field - Read_EPR. On the next page Browse to the openDTA16.cpp file. Open your Origin, go to File->Import-> Import Wizard (Ctrl+3).ĭata Source - File (Browse to the DTA file, try not to select DSC one as it do not contain needed information) To install the Import filter on your system you have to prepare the following:Īt least one pair of DTA|DSC files, located together
This particular filter was developed to create an easy way to import Bruker spectra directly into Origin. On the other hand Origin has some very sophisticated instruments to deal with data converting and files import. This saves space on your hard drive however it can be very annoying to convert obtained spectra to conventional ASCII one by one using Bruker software. This format stores in the DTA file only the data corresponding to the Y-axis of the spectra, while X-axis (magnetic field etc.) should be simulated using parameters from DSC file, located next to the DTA one. It can be somewhat tricky to Import data stored in two files simultaneously as it is with the Bruker BES3T format.
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