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=== Features === | === Features === | ||
= Procedure to define volumes of interest = | |||
User can click on the virtual slide to create a point of interest | |||
While operating the GUI client beside microscope, users can | |||
=== Regions of importance === | |||
Each position of interest | |||
# x-y Stage position | |||
# Focus | |||
# Track settings mainly excitations and detector gains | |||
# Separate configuration for stacks | |||
# Separate configuration for tiles | |||
=== Limitations === | === Limitations === |
Revision as of 20:40, 11 January 2011
Welcome to the wiki page of
User documentationFeaturesProcedure to define volumes of interestUser can click on the virtual slide to create a point of interest While operating the GUI client beside microscope, users can Regions of importanceEach position of interest
LimitationsCurrently all tests have been performed on LSM 510 series microscopes. I do have license for LSM 710 (zen) but it will require some more testing before deployment. Zeiss API does not support exporting in latest LSM 5.X format. However it does support LSM 4.x format. It is also possible currently to map the desired channels to a single or multiple TIFF files.
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