Version 7.0.2 UniDec.
Please cite Marty et al. Anal. Chem. 2015. DOI: 10.1021/acs.analchem.5b00140 if you use UniDec in publications.
Check out a video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e33JxgY6CJY. For more user help and additional video tutorials, see the Wiki page: https://github.com/michaelmarty/UniDec/wiki.
Installation Instructions: Download the zip file and extract it to a convenient location. Click on "GUI_UniDec.exe". The software should then run with no additional installation. It is a self-contained package. Note, this compiled version will only run on Windows.
Important Note: If you are having issues where it crashes when opening Thermo files, it may be because the security settings are blocking parts of the software. To fix this, delete the unzipped folder, right click on the zip file, select Properties, and click unblock. You can then unzip the file again, and it should work.
If you need to use Windows 7 or earlier, I would recommend installing a Win 7 compatible Python version and using and <python -m unidec.Launcher> to run UniDec from the source code.
We rely on help from the community to find issues and suggest improvements. Please send comments via email to [email protected]. Thanks for your continued help!
Change Log:
v.7.0.2
Improvements to UPP outputs. Fixed issue with reports getting overwritten if the same file is used in multiple rows with UPP.
Added new options in MetaUniDec for Average Charge State Plotting. Added exports of text files for fits and fitdata.
Added new pre-import intensity filter for UCD, which should help with memory crashes on large data files.
Fixed bug opening mzML files with new build.
Fixed bug with smashflag on UPP.
Fixed a few display and interface bugs on UCCD and UCD.
Fixed Waters Data Conversion Wizard issue with Trapping Collision Energy (eV). Stopped it from closing by default when the conversion is initiated.
Fixed bug with KD fitting on DataCollector. Fixed bug with UltraMeta.
Fixed bugs with UCD Thermo imports and with Thermo header information for resolution.