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This section contains information relevant to users of the MEG Core Facility. |
This section contains information relevant to users of the MEG Core Facility. |
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==New User?== |
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* Request [https://kurage.nimh.nih.gov/nih/staff/form.html MEG Lab User Orientation & Safety Training Class] |
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* Contact [mailto:mitchellj@mail.nih.gov Judy Mitchell] to schedule user orientation and safety training, and fill out the [https://kurage.nimh.nih.gov/faf/form.html Facility Access Request form]. |
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* Fill out the [[kurage:nih/faf/form.html|Facility Access Request form]] to gain access to the MEG scheduling calendar and computers |
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* Join the MEG Core Slack workspace! Email Allison Nugent or Anna Namyst for an invitation link. |
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* Contact [mailto:holroydt@mail.nih.gov Tom Holroyd] to get an account on the calendar and acquisition computer |
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===== Policy and Procedures - THIS SECTION UNDER CONSTRUCTION ===== |
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* Contact [mailto:holroydt@mail.nih.gov Tom Holroyd], [mailto:jeff.stout@nih.gov Jeff Stout], or [mailto:carverf@nih.gov Fred Carver] for technical and scientific support, or [mailto:anna.namyst@nih.gov Anna Namyst] for general lab information |
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All members of the [[Staff|MEG Core staff]] are available to discuss design feasibility as you plan your study. |
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== Useful Forms and Documents == |
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* [[:File:MEG Screening Questionnaire.pdf|MEG Screening Questionnaire]] |
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== User Guidelines == |
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''Note that these policies are drawn from the official [[Policies and Procedures|Policies and Procedures Manual]], in a not terribly user friendly format.'' |
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* [[Operations|Operations - Hours, lab access, and scheduling]] |
* [[Operations|Operations - Hours, lab access, and scheduling]] |
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* [[Acquisition Software | Operation of the Acquisition Software]] |
* [[Acquisition Software | Operation of the Acquisition Software]] |
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* [[Stimulus Delivery and Response Systems | Operation of stimulus delivery and response systems]] |
* [[Stimulus Delivery and Response Systems | Operation of stimulus delivery and response systems]] |
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* [[Troubleshooting | Troubleshooting]] |
* [[Troubleshooting | Troubleshooting and Rebooting the Rack]] |
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* [[Safety | Safety |
* [[Safety | Safety/Infection control]] |
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* [[Quality Assurance | Quality Assurance]] |
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* [[Sample Run Sheet | Sample Run Sheet]] |
* [[Sample Run Sheet | Sample Run Sheet]] |
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== New to Coding/Linux/MEG?== |
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== Procedure for restarting the rack == |
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*[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15WRCKnuZvOhmB7enuK92HoPijqECP_Ucd_u-ZgTmmCA/edit?usp=sharing Helpful Links for New Coders and MEG researchers] |
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<span style="color: rgb(200, 0, 0);"><u>'''There are two important power buttons''' </u></span> |
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: The button on the console with the ring of light controls the power to the rack. This light changes colors when the rack is powered up. |
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: The HLU has a button with a light within it. Press this button to turn on and off the HLU unit |
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'''There are times that the MEG rack needs to be rebooted.''' |
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* If the Acq starts with some noisy channels, usually restarting the Acq will make the noise go away. |
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* If the HLU does not work, you must reboot the entire rack. |
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To restart (reboot) the rack: |
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*Fundamentals for NIH: |
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# First you power off the rack. Press the button on the console. |
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**BASH training: https://hpc.nih.gov/training/bash_class/ |
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# Next you must power off the HLU box which is located on top of the new rack. Press it to turn off the HLU. |
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**More biowulf classes: https://hpc.nih.gov/training/ |
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# Return to the console and power the rack back on. |
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**Club MEG - training presentations: https://megcore.nih.gov/index.php?title=Club_MEG#Previous_Tutorials_and_Training |
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# Wait about 10 seconds. |
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# Next, turn the HLU box back on. |
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# Now you can launch Acq. |
Latest revision as of 12:38, 2 June 2022
This section contains information relevant to users of the MEG Core Facility.
New User?
- Request MEG Lab User Orientation & Safety Training Class
- Join the MEG Announce listserv
- Fill out the Facility Access Request form to gain access to the MEG scheduling calendar and computers
- Join the MEG Core Slack workspace! Email Allison Nugent or Anna Namyst for an invitation link.
Interested in starting an new MEG study?
- Contact Allison Nugent to discuss what is involved in using the MEG Core Facility
- Contact Tom Holroyd, Jeff Stout, or Fred Carver for technical and scientific support, or Anna Namyst for general lab information
All members of the MEG Core staff are available to discuss design feasibility as you plan your study.
Useful Forms and Documents
User Guidelines
Note that these policies are drawn from the official Policies and Procedures Manual, in a not terribly user friendly format.
- Operations - Hours, lab access, and scheduling
- User guidelines for human subjects research
- Preparing research subjects for MEG
- Operation of the MEG Hardware
- Operation of the Acquisition Software
- Operation of stimulus delivery and response systems
- Troubleshooting and Rebooting the Rack
- Safety/Infection control
- Quality Assurance
- Sample Run Sheet
New to Coding/Linux/MEG?
- Fundamentals for NIH:
- BASH training: https://hpc.nih.gov/training/bash_class/
- More biowulf classes: https://hpc.nih.gov/training/
- Club MEG - training presentations: https://megcore.nih.gov/index.php?title=Club_MEG#Previous_Tutorials_and_Training