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Inscoper I.S.
Incorporating a specially-designed device, Inscoper I.S. provides a new user experience with improved technical performance, system integration and ease-of-use.
Configuration
Camera settings
You can have up to 4 cameras on your system, and you can create presets for each of them.

Imaging
From core solution to custom techniques
- Inscoper I.S.
  Incorporating a specially-designed device, Inscoper I.S. provides a new user experience with improved technical performance, system integration and ease-of-use.
  - User journey
  - Getting started
    When you launch the Inscoper I.S. software, the start window will appear. You will have access to the software version number and can choose from several options to begin your user journey:
  - Display settings
    To access the interface settings, click on Settings > Display Settings.
  - Configuration
    - Camera settings
      You can have up to 4 cameras on your system, and you can create presets for each of them.
    - Interaction with the live image
    - Control of motorized devices
    - Calibration protocols
  - Acquisition
    This tab allows you to set the entire acquisition sequence, using all the system's dimension modules.
  - Visualization
- Custom Scripting module
  You can use this module to call a Python script during the acquisition sequence. You must have at your disposal python scripts, structured with a template similar to that of the applications included in the inscoper-scripts resource provided with this module. In this guide, you may select any script provided as part of this resource.
- scanFRAP
- TIRF
- liveDRIM
- liveSR
- liveRATIO
- MAICO I.S.
- fastFLIM

Camera settings

You can have up to 4 cameras on your system, and you can create presets for each of them.

camera_settings

If you want to use the camera preset, you can select it from in the drop-down list.
Set the exposure time and binning. You can activate the auto exposure mode in the display settings. If it is activated, the Auto button will appear. This mode is useful for automatically adjusting the camera exposure time to avoid pixel overload. First, the option calculates the pixel intensity in the image in real time. The contrast is then adjusted to the value you specified.
You can also have access to all advanced settings of the camera and create a camera preset:
1. Click on Create Preset:
2. Select the parameters which will be saved in the camera preset by checking boxes. You can filter the parameters by writing in the search bar.
3. Then Confirm and choose the name and location to save your camera preset: