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Stanford University maintains an enterprise license to the slack chat application. Guests from other facilities can be added to specific channels.
Remote Access Software
To support remote operations a dedicated NoMachine Terminal Server has been deployed: psnxopr.slac.stanford.edu.
Then, NoMachine Enterprise Desktop will be installed on all DAQ workstations.
The following link provides guidelines to configure NoMachine Client: Remote Visualization.
To access the DAQ workstation, use the following steps:
- Access or create a new desktop session.
- Select the NoMachine icon on the upper right to get a drop down menu, then select the control room workstation:
- A new window requesting login access will appear
- After login, the operator will have to grant authorization for view-only mode.
- As the remote user, any display can be accessed...
AR Headsets
LCLS has acquired a number of augmented reality headsets to allow staff technicians and engineers to co-view a workspace while respecting social-distancing protocols.
Hardware: https://www.realwear.com/products/hmt-1/
Software: https://www.amaxperteye.com/
We are using Space1 as the software platform for communicating with the AR headset.
Login here to call the headset and use the communication tools:
Login for operator:
Help1@slac.stanford.edu Help1!
Login for headset (Virtual collaboration – Space1)
User3@slac.stanford.edu User3!
Within the call you can,
- share screen with the headset
- control the headset (camera zoom, flashlight, volume, etc)
- send files, pictures, 3D models
- draw on their camera feed and draw on a whiteboard
- chat via text
We were able to establish calls from psconsole to the headset over EDUROAM wifi in the FEH.
Demo video recorded from psconsole screen (no sound):
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