Camera calibration with NimOS 19.7

Camera calibration with NimOS 19.7

The procedure takes around 10 min


INSTRUCTIONS: 


1- Log in the Nanoimager laptop with an administrator account 


2- If not already done, Download CODI Acquisition from the following link (1gb)

here


3- Install CODI Acquisition and accept every prompt window during installation 


4- With NimOS being closed, start CODI System App and wait until the status turns green: “Status Running”. If it turns red with “error” or never turns green, contact our support team for help.



5- Open Google Chrome and go to alto.codi.bio and connect to your CODI account. If you do not have a CODI account, just create a new one.  


6- Go to
https://alto.codi.bio/calibration

If CODI is asking for an update, you can dismiss it.


7- Click on Calibrate camera on the left side


7- Wait for roughly 5 min while the system is running the calibration. If nothing happen after 10 min, get in touch with our ONI support team. 


8- Click yes when prompted


9- Press enter when prompted 


10- Close the CODI system app either by closing the window with the cross on the top right corner.


11- Once completed if 19.7 is not already installed on the computer, download NimOS 19.7 here

12- Go into C:\Program Files and delete any folder called OxfordNanoimaging


12- Install NimOS 19.7 


13- You are all set!



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