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| - SEA means "Sample Environment Automation". It is a client - server software for controlling |
| + SEA means "Sample Environment Automation". It is a client - [server|SeaServer] software for controlling |
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| - *Command interface (commands can be used in an instrument batch file, or entered directly) |
| + *Command interface (commands can be used in an instrument batch file, or entered directly) [How to use SEA commands in a sics batchfile|SeaFromSics] |
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| - !Client Server Architecture of SEA |
| + !Starting the SEA client |
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| + Enter |
| + {{{ |
| + sea |
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| + on the unix command line, or click on the SEA icon on the linux desktop. |
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| + !Architecture of SEA |
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| + ''Figure: Diagram showing the client - server architecture of SEA and how it is embedded into the |
| + instrument control software.'' |
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