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Contained herein are the instructions for operation of the qvt multichannel
analyzer:


1)	Windows must be up and running

2)	Open up the qvt analyzer icon box, and activate the qvt application 
	within.

3)	From here you should be ready to go.  A red light on the NIM qvt module
	should be glowing red.  If not, then you should try:

	A)	click the mouse on the stop button (It's the red one with the
		hand on it).
	B)	click the delete qvt memory button (It's the one with a picture
		of a pencil eraser rubbing out the letters "qvt").
	C)	click the start button (It's the green button with a hand on it
		that points to the right).
	D)	If this doesn't work, then the module is on the fritz.  Seek
		professional help.

4)	With the advent of a red light, you can/must continually update the 
	screen if you wish to see the data displayed.  Though the qvt routine
	continually takes data, it does not continually display it.  To display
	data, click the mouse on the the dark blue"lightening Bolt"-like icon.

5)	If data does not appear to update it may be because:

	A)	It hasn't been long enough since the last update to make a
		significant change.
	b)	Your scaling is too large.  To set the histogram scale, pull
		down the histogram menu and highlight "histogram settings"

6)	If you wish to see a table of the data taken, then you can  pull down
	the "Window" menu to the Raw Data Window option. This will display the
	data in table form.

7)	Centroids, integration, peak width and the like can be calculated 
	from the histogram by clicking on the area you wish to investigate, and
	examining the information displayed on the status bar below the 
	histogram.

8)	Have fun!