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Scripting Basics With Micro GC Fusion
Description
Want to start learning Python(R) scripting language?
How can I control my instrument through scripting commands?
How can I integrate Micro GC Fusion into my process?
This webinar covers the basics of using Python scripts with Micro GC Fusion and how to use the API guide
The following topics are covered:
- Installing Python
- How to use the Micro GC Fusion API Guide
- How to pull system information
- How to run the system with commands
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