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File with description of parameters

Hi, comrades! We use the linux version of TopSpin 2.1 as a software for AVANCE II Bruker 400 MHz.As I found parameters of pulse sequences are located in /opt/topspin/exp/stan/nmr/par - directory.

I've started to study the content of "acqu" - file in directory /opt/topspin/exp/stan/nmr/par/PROTON and couldn't find any definitions of some parameters in Bruker-manuals. For instance, DBL, DATE, DBP, DBPNAME[0-7], DECBNUC, DECNUC, DECSTAT, DL, DP, DPO.

Where can I find the meaning and explanation of that parameters?



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