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Cryo-EM workstations can be monitored and controlled remotely by authorized users.

In order to gain access to the remote session you must first:

  1. Have a valid SLAC unix account
  2. Have access to a web browser
  3. Be able to communicate to SLAC via http from your laptop/workstation etc. (local policies on firewalls differ, please see your local IT staff)
  4. Be a collaborator on an active experiment
  5. A 4k monitor is recommended for the best experience.

Instructions

  1. Open the following link in a web browser 

    https://fastx.slac.stanford.edu:3443/

    Log in with your SLAC Unix account credentials.

  2. Click on 'Launch Session'
  3. In the popup that appears, you will see a list of "Bookmarks" on the right
    1. select 'Cryo-EM'; the icons should show 'Cryo-EM - TEM1' etc.; if your experiment has been assigned to TEM2, choose "Cryo-EM - TEM2".
    2. the box underneath will populate with the appropriate command line - do not alter this command.
  4. Click 'Launch'
  5. Use your mouse and keyboard to interact with the microscope control PC's.

The FastX session is persistent; ie if you close your browser, you can rejoin at any time by visiting the website again and selecting the relevant session. Note that the sessions will automatically terminate after 24hours.

A 'native' client is also available. It also enables clearer separation of the ThermoFisher TEMUI and the Gatan consoles. It is available for download here. Please use https://fastx.slac.stanford.edu:3443/ as the "Url"

 

Instructions for FastX3

We are currently beta testing FastX3 for use on CryoEM sessions. You may experience some bugs not listed here. You've been warned!

  1. Open the following link in a web browser
    1. https://fastx3.slac.stanford.edu:3300
    2. Log in with your SLAC Unix credentials
  2. Click on the blue '+' button
  3. In the popup menu, select
    1. TEMBETA
  4. Click on the blue 'Launch' button

If the windows that popup are too big, you can zoom out by

 

 

 

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