Armin Update2

Author: Mikrodoktor

docs/usage/pro/frame/tutorials/day-1/first-connection/Landing page 260709.png

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 | ![unplugged](unplugged.jpeg) | ![plugged](plugged.jpeg) |
 
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 Plug the wall plug of the power adapter into a wall outlet.
 
 The FRAME includes a small embedded Raspberry Pi computer, which we'll refer to as the FRAME's *RPi*. It has a statistically-unique *machine name*, which is also written on a sticker on the FRAME:
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 Now that the FRAME has finished booting up, we're ready to connect your computer to the FRAME in order to access the FRAME's software.
 
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 The RPi makes a Wi-Fi network from its internal Wi-Fi module; we call this network the FRAME's *Wi-Fi hotspot*.
 The name of the Wi-Fi hotspot has the format `openuc2-{machine name}`, where `{machine name}` should be replaced with the RPi's machine name.
 For example, if the machine name is `separate-bath-30666`, then the Wi-Fi hotspot will be named `openuc2-separate-bath-30666`.
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 3. [http://192.168.4.1](http://192.168.4.1)
 
-The resulting web page is your FRAME's *landing page*, and it will look something like this:
+The resulting web page is your FRAME's *landing page*, and it will look something like this (in this case Machine name: long-comfort-3229):
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-![landing page (top)](./landing-page-1.png)
-![landing page (continued)](./landing-page-2.png)
+![](C:\Users\ArminGrundmann\Documents\GitHub\docs\docs\usage\pro\frame\tutorials\day-1\first-connection\Landing%20page%20260709.png)
 
 The landing page provides some information about your FRAME machine, and it's an easy way to access the apps running on your FRAME.
 
+You have 2 main options to go from here: to the *Microscope Control* (ImSwitch GUI) to start working with the microscope or to *Machine Adiministration* to access advanced settings. 
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+If you want to shortly checkout the *Machine Adiministration* page, it will look something like below.
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+![](C:\Users\ArminGrundmann\Documents\GitHub\docs\docs\usage\pro\frame\tutorials\day-1\first-connection\Machine%20Administration%20page.png)
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 :::tip
 
 You can bookmark this page in your web browser for easy access, so that you don't have to type the address of this page whenever you want to open it.
 
 :::
 
-## Open ImSwitch
+## Open ImSwitch (Microscope Control)
 
 Now that you have the landing page open in your web browser, we're ready to open *ImSwitch*, which is the app for operating the microscopy-related functions of your FRAME machine.
 
-On the landing page, click on the "ImSwitch dashboard" link; it can be seen under the "Browser applications" section of the screenshot above (in the previous section).
-The link will open ImSwitch in a new tab, and you will see something like this:
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-![ImSwitch Live View](./imswitch-live-view.png)
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-This screenshot shows ImSwitch's "Live View" page, which is a general-purpose interface for previewing the FRAME's camera, adjusting its camera settings, and moving the FRAME's sample stage.
+On the landing page, click on the *Microscope Control* link. ImSwitch will open in a new tab.
 
 ## What's next