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python code for the JUAMI potentiostat
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Experiment Setup Docs #108

Closed mspence2 closed 4 years ago

mspence2 commented 5 years ago

This includes instructions on how to set up a physical experiment as well as operating the pytentiostat code.

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sbillinge commented 5 years ago

yah, I think we don't want either pycharm or anaconda as dependencies.....

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In docs/source/potentiostat_operation.rst https://github.com/juami/pytentiostat/pull/108#discussion_r345934162:

+.. _potentiostat-operation: + +How to Operate the JUAMI Potentiostat +===================================== + +Once you are familiar with the electrochemical characterization techniques available through the JUAMI potentiostat +and how to setup an electrochemical experiment, follow the guide below that provides instructions on how to setup and run +the JUAMI potentiostat. These instructions assume that the sample or device of interest is ready to be connected and +tested (all that needs to be done is clip the leads to the electrodes). See :ref:technique-background and +:ref:experiment-setup for more information. + +Start the Pytentiostat Experiment +--------------------------------- + +First, ensure that the JUAMI potentiostat is connected to a USB port via a USB-B to USB-A adapter. To begin an experiment, +open anaconda prompt from the start menu. Navigate to the pytentiostat/ directory and run main.py.

This is something I could use everyone's help with. I am not well-versed in command prompt syntax. I can learn Windows, but someone will need to give me details for Mac. Right now I am able to run the code through PyCharm and Anaconda Prompt.

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jlhitt1993 commented 4 years ago

@mspence2 I just downloaded this branch to see if I could help finish it off and I saw that it has 108 conflicts... I think it's best for you to copy the new files you have on this branch into a fresh one. This probably happened because you didn't rebase.