Smooth and efficient use of the confocal system is our goal. The introductory orientation that all users are required to take prior to using the confocal system has this goal in view. However, as with any complex system, unforeseen circumstances will crop up, not to mention equipment failures, software bugs and, perhaps on rare occasions, human error. We would like to know of such experiences so that we can assess, remedy, repair or report problems as soon as possible and share this information in a spirit of cooperation. Your timely input in this regard is highly appreciated. If you believe there is a fault please briefly record the date, time, what you were doing prior to the problem and the nature of the problem in the log book. Please bring the situation to the attention of Dr. Neal Kramarcy.
We hope to maintain an atmosphere of congenial cooperation in the use and attainment of scientific pursuits with the confocal system. Discussion of techniques, principles, limitations etc. can benefit all users.
N.B. from January 2001 Neal Kramarcy will be conducting training sessions and answering questions.
phone | 5317 MBRB (Medical Boimolecular Research Building) | 919-966-0326 |
Dr. Robert Sealock | ||
phone | 5317 MBRB | 919-966-1272 |
sealockREMOVE@med.unc.edu | ||
Dr. Michael Chua | ||
phone | 6129 Thurston Bowles | 919-843-3268 |
mchuaREMOVE@med.unc.edu | ||
Quick Fixes
Computer lockups:
Try pressing Escape
Try pressing Ctrl-Shift-Esc. From the applications tab highlight "Leica_TCS" and press the End Task button. You will have to restart TCS_start.
Try Ctrl-Alt-Del and press the logoff button. You will have to logon again and restart TCS_start.
Flashes, Bangs or Smoke:
Fire:
Please leave the room and follow standard fire procedures.
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Last update 2007-07-13 |
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