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== Maintenance == | == Maintenance == | ||
| − | *Don't leave your stuff (paperworks, coffee mugs, etc...) in the lab | + | *Don't leave your stuff (paperworks, coffee mugs, etc...) in the lab permanently. |
*Keep the desktops free and neat. Use your folder in USERDATA instead. If you have to create "temp" - folders, make sure they stay indeed only temporarily. | *Keep the desktops free and neat. Use your folder in USERDATA instead. If you have to create "temp" - folders, make sure they stay indeed only temporarily. | ||
*Check and reconfigure monitors every morning, before running participants ([[Guideline monitor configuration]]). | *Check and reconfigure monitors every morning, before running participants ([[Guideline monitor configuration]]). | ||
*If you change any settings, change it back to the default before you leave and inform the respective research assistant or lab coordinator about it. | *If you change any settings, change it back to the default before you leave and inform the respective research assistant or lab coordinator about it. | ||
Revision as of 13:41, 14 October 2014
Labs
How to set up an experiment
Note: Please keep the desktop neat and clear. Your experimental files can be put in the folder "Userdata" under your name. If you just trying your experiments, please remove all testfiles afterwards.
Maintenance
- Don't leave your stuff (paperworks, coffee mugs, etc...) in the lab permanently.
- Keep the desktops free and neat. Use your folder in USERDATA instead. If you have to create "temp" - folders, make sure they stay indeed only temporarily.
- Check and reconfigure monitors every morning, before running participants (Guideline monitor configuration).
- If you change any settings, change it back to the default before you leave and inform the respective research assistant or lab coordinator about it.