White Paper Introduction The Agilent Smart GC systems (Agilent Intuvo 9000 GC, and Agilent 8890, and 8860 GCs) 1 provide the user with three ways to interact with the instrument: the local touch screen user interface, the data system (through a connected computer), and the browser interface. The concept of a local user interface is familiar to GC practitioners acquainted with Agilent GCs, such as Agilent 7890 and 7820 GCs, even though the 9000, 8890, and 8860 embody it in the form of a touch screen display. The data system interface is also familiar to GC practitioners. The third interface, the browser interface, is a new way to interact with the latest generation of Agilent GCs. The browser interface offers the user the ability to perform maintenance and diagnostic tests, receiv

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