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4.2 First Acquisitions
4.2.1 Quick Start Glossary
Projects, Applications and Identities:
All parameters necessary to run a measurement are defined in an application. Individual
probes, called identities, can be associated to a project. The project is connected to an applica-
tion.
If you want to run a measurement, you have to select an identity and the system automatically
refers all measurement presets from the project or application.
After the measurement is accomplished all data will be automatically transferred to the prese-
lected identity and the project.
All acquired data is stored and organized as a structured tree. The main nodes are the projects
containing identities, containing measurements.
Example:
- Project 1
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Identity 1
- Measurement 1
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Measurement n
- Identity n
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Measurement 1
- Measurement n
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Project n
Projects and Users
Projects can be associated to users. When created the project belongs to a specified owner.
The owner has the possibility to allow other users to access the project and to run measure-
ments on identities associated with the project. To allow other users the access to the project,
the owner has to create an invitation.
At the time a project is created a mirror copy of the used application will be created and saved
with the project. This means that changing the application later will not affect the project’s pa-
rameters and changing parameters in the project (e.g. exposure time) has no influence on the
application’s parameters.
4.2.2 Launching the software
Depending on the system configuration it might be required to login after the indiGO has been
started. When no other users are defined the standard log-in is as follows:
Login: Admin
Password: Admin
After log-in the main view of indiGO is shown: