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M/Z Value M (N) |
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Bytes Type Description
0...3 float Version
4...7 int Type 0 = PROFILE, 1 = CENTROID
If type is equal to PROFILE then the packets for each scan are 4 bytes long otherwise they are 8 bytes long as shown above
8...11 int Number of scan headers to follow. A scan header is composed of two integer values; the number of the scan and the number of packets for than scan.
Bytes Type Description
0...3 int Scan number
4...7 int Number of packets