On top of Jimmy's comments - you might consider using the Waters PLGS
software to export the MSe data. Then go to mgf or mzXML etc. Hopefully
msconvert will support MSe (if not already?)


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To: spctools-discuss
Subject: [spctools-discuss] MassWolf MSe data

I have trouble to convert Masslynx's MSe data file to mzXML then
to .mgf file with TPP. Here is the command I used:
masswolf --mzXML --nolockspray --MSe C:\data.raw C:\data.mzXML

The output file data.mzXML can be viewed with InsilicoView and it
looked ok. However, when TPP was used to convert .data.mzXML to .mgf,
there was no peak in it. In MSe mode, low energy was set at 2 and high
energy was set to 20-30V. I don't have much experience on Masslynx
software. Is it possible that some settings in MSe mode was not
correct? or is it possible masswolf requires some special settings?
any comment is appreciated.

By the way, I have no problem to convert masslynx's DDA data file to
mzXML then to .mgf using TPP. Mascort search with this .mgf file
yielded positive results. In processing DDA data, masswolf command was

masswolf --mzXML --nolockspray C:\data.raw C:\data.mzXML

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