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v2.0

by Joana Raquel Delgado Martins

Introduction

For acquisition of large data sets (e.g. multipositions, timelapses or large volumes) it is recommended that you use the available X: (cache) drive. By doing so acquisition and saving is not limited by the network speed. Transfer of the files can be initiated through our Datamover solution via Citrix.

  1. Within the "VisiView" software define where your data should be saved:
    • Within the "VisiView" software define where your data should be saved:

    • In the "Acquisition" window click on "Directory".

    • Choose "automatic_transfer (X:)" and generate a new folder.

    • Finally press "Ok".

  2. You can now set up your experiment and acquire your data. Once you are done, please remove your sample and clean the microscope appropriately.
    • You can now set up your experiment and acquire your data.

    • Once you are done, please remove your sample and clean the microscope appropriately.

    • Close the "VisiView" software.

    • Open "Citrix Receiver" directly on the computer and log on.

    • Optional - You can also access Citrix from your own computer provided you have installed the Citrix client. Check out How to section for more info.

    • Select the "CORE Datamover" application.

  3. Select  desired "Data Mover", in this case "Visitron Spinning Disk". Press "Request".
    • Select desired "Data Mover", in this case "Visitron Spinning Disk".

    • Press "Request".

    • You will receive a confirmation email within 15 min.

    • Additionally you will receive an email once the transfer has started and another one once it is finished.

    • Finally your data will be available in your CORE "data" folder.

    • If you do not receive an email after your request or if you need further support, please contact us at it@zmb.uzh.ch

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