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dataset, e.g. raw/processed, regions, scalings etc. When the dataset is (re)processedin one interface, its display is automatically updated in all TOPSPIN interfaces.The command exit closes the current Topspin interface. Interfaces that wereopened from this interface remain open. Entering exit in the last open TOPSPINinterface, finishes the entire TOPSPIN session. The position and geometry of eachTOPSPIN interface is saved and restored after restart.
Chapter 3Trouble Shooting3.1 General Tips and TricksOn a spectrometer, make sure the commands cf and expinstall have beenexecuted once after installing TOPSPIN. cf must be executed again if your hardwareconfiguration has changed. Sometimes, executing cf is useful in case ofacquisition problems.On a datastation, a <strong>de</strong>fault configuration is automatically done during the installation.No configuration commands are required. Only if you want to use AU programs,you must run expinstall once.3.2 History, Log Files, Stack TraceIf you have a problem with TOPSPIN and want to contact Bruker, it is useful to haveas much information as possible available. If TOPSPIN is still running, you can viewlog files with the commands hist and ptrace. If TOPSPIN hangs, you can createa stack trace by hitting Ctrl+\ (Linux) or Ctrl+Break (Windows) in the TOP-SPIN startup window.
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