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Double click on any .xrdml file and the diffractogram will open in Data Viewer. This can be a quick and easy way to print and save the raw image. You can double click on more files and view the scans on top of each other. Click on the page icon, highlighted below, to view the complete report of parameters used in the scan. Scientists may want this information for their methods. 
For peak identification and advanced processing use 
. See the HighScore Quick Start Guide.
QAQC:
Run the Si reference disk at least at the beginning, middle, and end of every expedition. This tracks intensity and diminishes as the x-ray tube gets older. Run it using the measurement program Aeris provided predefined creator program “Silicon (Cu Tube)”. You need to unlock the cover and insert the ni filter.
The Aeris is provided with its own corundum standard. It is a round white disk. It should be kept in its sample holder to avoid getting scratched and damaged. Both corundum and the Si disk can be used to verify that the actual peaks align with theoretical peak angles. If there is drifting on the xaxis see the Advanced User Guide for instructions on calibrating the x-offset, this should be uncommon with the Aeris optics system.
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
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