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- | ==== Installation procedure ==== | + | ==== raw2mzDB installation ==== |
- | - get the zip archive | + | - Install MSFileReader from Thermo (see below) |
- | - installation of MSFileReader from Thermo ( [[http://sjsupport.thermofinnigan.com/public/detail.asp?id=703|here]], will install all necessary c++ redistribuables) | + | |
- Ensure your regional settings parameters are '.' for the decimal symbol and ',' for the list separator | - Ensure your regional settings parameters are '.' for the decimal symbol and ',' for the list separator | ||
+ | - Download the [[http://proline.profiproteomics.fr/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2015/02/raw2mzdb_x64_0.9.7.zip|zip archive]] and unzip it | ||
+ | - See last section of this page to know how to use the tool | ||
- | ==== Use case procedure ==== | + | ==== MSFileReader 3.0 installation (required by raw2mzDB and ProteoWizard) ==== |
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+ | MSFileReader is the standard library used by raw2mzDB to access Thermo raw files. | ||
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+ | - Create a Thermo account at https://thermo.flexnetoperations.com/control/thmo/RegisterMemberToAccount | ||
+ | - Once you are registered, you can download MSFileReader 3.0 from https://thermo.flexnetoperations.com/control/thmo/login (you will need to enter your login information) | ||
+ | - Go to the “Utility Software” section to download the file | ||
+ | - Unzip it, right click on the executable and left click on “Run as Administrator” | ||
+ | - Install it with defaults settings | ||
+ | - Install both 32-bit and 64-bit versions if possible (it will install all necessary c++ redistribuables) | ||
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+ | ==== How to use the tool ? ==== | ||
Open a command line window in the directory containing raw2mzdb.exe\\ | Open a command line window in the directory containing raw2mzdb.exe\\ | ||
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There are two other available conversion modes: | There are two other available conversion modes: | ||
- | - "profile", the command line is then: **raw2mzdb.exe -i <rawfilename> -o <outputfilename> -p 1** (means you want profile mode for MS1, others MSs will be stored as they were stored in the raw file) | + | - "profile", the command line is then: **raw2mzdb.exe -i <rawfilename> -o <outputfilename> -p 1** (means you want profile mode for MS1, others MS will be stored as they were stored in the raw file) |
- | - "centroid" : **raw2mzdb.exe -i <rawfilename> -o <outputfilename> -c 1** (means you want centroid mode for MS1, others MSs will be stored as they were stored in the raw file) | + | - "centroid" : **raw2mzdb.exe -i <rawfilename> -o <outputfilename> -c 1** (means you want centroid mode for MS1, others MS will be stored as they were stored in the raw file) |