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# 0. NQRduck Setup Tutorial 🦆
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## Introduction
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If you have already followed the [installation instructions](../installation.md), you can skip this tutorial. Just make sure you have the modules from point 5 installed.
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This Tutorial gives a short overview of how to setup the NQRduck program. The NQRduck program is a collection of different modules that can be installed separately. The core program is the main entry point and provides a user interface to access the different modules.
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## Requirements
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- Python 3.10+
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- pip
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- virtualenv
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- About 600MB of free storage space
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## Steps (Linux)
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1. Install the specified requirements.
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2. Create a virtual environment and activate it:
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```bash
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python -m venv venv
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. venv/bin/activate
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```
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3. You can now install the NQRduck core program:
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```bash
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pip install nqrduck
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```
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4. Run the program with `nqrduck`. This should open up a window with the NQRduck program.
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5. The install wizard for different modules should open up. Install the `nqrduck-spectrometer`, `nqrduck-spectrometer-limenqr`, `nqrduck-pulseprogrammer` and `nqrduck-measurements` modules. You can also install other modules if you like.
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6. You can switch between different modules with the toolbar. The installed modules should be `Measurement` and `Spectrometer`. You can also check all available modules by opening `Help -> About Modules`.
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7. If you don't like how the program looks, you can change the appearance in `Settings -> Preferences`. Settings are saved and restored on the next start. Updating of the plot font size requires a restart of the program.
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8. Continue the tutorial with the NQRduck Simulator Tutorial. |