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== DatLab 8 ==
== DatLab 8 ==
=== Starting to work with DatLab 8 ===
=== Starting to work with DatLab 8 ===
After starting DatLab 8 every user is prompted to enter his or her [[User_code_-_DatLab|user name]]. After entering a user name for the first time, please visit the user settings (see [[User_code_-_DatLab|user name]]) and enter all details, they will be saved together with the data recorded or processed by the user.
:: Every user is prompted to enter his or her [[User_-_DatLab|user name]]. After entering a user name for the first time, the user is prompted to enter personal details. They will be saved together with the data recorded or processed by the user and will be displayed in the [[Experimental_log_-_DatLab|experimental log]].
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::'''User settings''' will be loaded after login, like user layouts and O2k settings like temperature, stirrer speed, gain, data recording interval, polarization voltage...


=== Connecting DatLab 8 for the first time ===
=== Connecting DatLab 8 for the first time ===
If DatLab 8 is connected with an O2k for the very first time, following parameters have to be set:
:: If DatLab 8 is connected with an O2k for the very first time, following parameters have to be set in the O2k information panel:
:::* Serial number of the polarographic oxygen sensor (POS)
:::* Number of the Power O2k-Respirometer. Whereas the serial number is detected by DatLab 8, the user is prompted to enter an identifier of his own choice.


:* Number of the polarographic oxygen sensor (POS)
:: Additional '''global settings''' have to be set by the very first user to be available for following users:
:* Number of the Power O2k-Respirometer. Whereas the serial number is detected by DatLab 8, the user is prompted to enter an identifier of his own choice.
:::* An [[Oxygen_calibration_-_DatLab|oxygen calibration]] will be saved for further use, but should be renewed on a daily basis
:* Providing connector numbers is not mandatory but strongly recommended for QC reasons.
:::* Appropriate values for [[Oxygen_flux_-_instrumental_background|instrumental background correction]]


== DatLab 7.4 ==
:: A [[User_code_-_DatLab|user code]] or name is entered upon starting DatLab. This code is saved in files recorded or manipulated by the user (e.g. displayed in the [[Experimental_log_-_DatLab|experimental log]]) and used to identify user layouts. The very first user has to enter the O2k instrument number and the serial number of the polarographic oxygen sensor (POS) (see [[O2k_configuration| O2k configuration window]]. After [[Oxygen_calibration_-_DatLab|oxygen calibration]] and [[Oxygen_flux_-_instrumental_background|instrumental background correction]], these values will be available for the next user.


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:: A proper [[Oxygen_calibration_-_DatLab|oxygen calibration]] - should be repeated on a daily basis anyway.
:: Make sure, the oxygen solubility factor is set correctly (see [[Oxygen_calibration_-_DatLab|oxygen calibration window]] as well)
:: Appropriate values for [[Oxygen_flux_-_instrumental_background|instrumental background correction]] should be available.
== DatLab 7.4 ==
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Getting started - DatLab



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Users have to enter their user details the first time they use DatLab 8 on a specific computer. As well, entering some basic settings is required when connecting DatLab 8 with an O2k for the first time.

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DatLab 8

Starting to work with DatLab 8

Every user is prompted to enter his or her user name. After entering a user name for the first time, the user is prompted to enter personal details. They will be saved together with the data recorded or processed by the user and will be displayed in the experimental log.
User settings will be loaded after login, like user layouts and O2k settings like temperature, stirrer speed, gain, data recording interval, polarization voltage...

Connecting DatLab 8 for the first time

If DatLab 8 is connected with an O2k for the very first time, following parameters have to be set in the O2k information panel:
  • Serial number of the polarographic oxygen sensor (POS)
  • Number of the Power O2k-Respirometer. Whereas the serial number is detected by DatLab 8, the user is prompted to enter an identifier of his own choice.
Additional global settings have to be set by the very first user to be available for following users:

DatLab 7.4

A user code or name is entered upon starting DatLab. This code is saved in files recorded or manipulated by the user (e.g. displayed in the experimental log) and used to identify user layouts. The very first user has to enter the O2k instrument number and the serial number of the polarographic oxygen sensor (POS) (see O2k configuration window. After oxygen calibration and instrumental background correction, these values will be available for the next user.


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