Leginon

h1. FEI Tecnai Titan installation specifics

h2. Install win32 version of python subpackages

Use the 32-bit Windows files (those marked as win32 and certainly not the ones says 64) in http://emg.nysbc.org/projects/leginon/files for these.

Here is the full list

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h2. Required scripting from FEI

|TEM Scripting or Tecnai Scripting|Request this when purchasing the microscope|Required|

|TomMoniker Scripting|Should come with TEM Scripting|Required|

|Low Dose Server Library|Should come with the microscope if low dose kit was purchased|Required only if you want to use low dose kit with Leginon's Manual Application|

h3. Run checkcom.py

* From a command line window:

<pre>cd C:\python27\Lib\site-packages\pyscope

C:\python27\python.exe checkcom.py</pre>

* The output should at least find typelib for

<pre>

TEM Scripting

</pre>

and

<pre>

TOM Moniker

</pre>

If you have Low Dose Kit

<pre>

Tecnai Low Dose Kit

</pre>

You will only find Tecnai Exposure Adaptor (Scripting for film exposure) if you ask FEI for it.

h2. instruments.cfg

cs is *constant for sperical abberation*

For Tecnai series:

<pre>

[TEM]

class: fei.Tecnai

cs: 2.0e-3

</pre>

For Halo (Titan column with tecnai compustage):

<pre>

[TEM]

class: fei.Halo

cs: 2.7e-3

</pre>

For Krios (different compustage)

<pre>

[TEM]

class: fei.Krios

cs: 2.7e-3

</pre>

For Krios EF mode, treated as a separate instrument. i.e. add

<pre>

[TEM]

class: fei.EFKrios

cs: 2.7e-3

</pre>

h2. Setup fei.cfg

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h2. Testing with pyscope

For Tecnai series In python command

<pre>

from pyscope import fei

t = fei.Tecnai()

t.getMagnification()

</pre>

For Krios

<pre>

from pyscope import fei

t = fei.Krios()

t.getMagnification()

</pre>

For Krios with EF-TEM mode, activate EF-TEM mode on the scope, and then do the following

<pre>

from pyscope import fei

t = fei.EFKrios()

t.getMagnification()

</pre>

For Halo

<pre>

from pyscope import fei

t = fei.Halo()

t.getMagnification()

</pre>

You should get the current magnification at the microscope when the main viewing screen is up

h2. Trouble Shooting

[[unable to initializ Tecnai interface error]]

h2. Programs to open before Leginon Client: None