================ Dichroic Turrets ================ Dichroics can be used to reflect the excitation light towards the camera, while permitting the emission light that is captured by the objective to be transmitted to the camera. Alternatively, they can be placed in the detection path to separate different emission wavelengths and to direct it to the appropriate camera. Currently, **navigate** incorporates a dichroic turret as a filter wheel, which enables you to add as many different dichroic turrets as you would like. .. note:: The `name` parameter under `hardware` is optional. If not provided, the name of the device will be default to Filter 0, Filter 1, ... Filter N in the GUI. However, if is is provided, then the GUI will automatically use the name provided as a label. ASI --- C60-CUBE-SLDR ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The `C60-CUBE-SLDR `_ is a motorized dichroic slider that can be controlled by the ASI Tiger Controller. The example below shows the configuration file with one dichroic turret, and one filter wheel. The same communication instance is used for both the stage and filter wheel. It holds a maximum of 4 dichroics. .. collapse:: Configuration File .. code-block:: yaml microscopes: microscope_name: - filter_wheel: hardware: type: ASI name: Filter Wheel 1 wheel_number: 1 port: COM1 baudrate: 115200 filter_wheel_delay: 0.03 available_filters: Empty-Alignment: 0 GFP: 1 RFP: 2 Far-Red: 3 - filter_wheel: hardware: type: ASICubeSlider name: Dichroic Turret 1 wheel_number: 2 port: COM1 baudrate: 115200 filter_wheel_delay: 0.25 available_filters: 510LP: 0 560LP: 1 600LP: 2 660LP: 3 |