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Two file types, .xrdml and .jpg, are uploaded per sample. File name must be in the following format to be recognized by MUT and uploaded: U1536B_5H3_79_81_CYL19622183. The files are located in C:\XRD Data\XRD data or C:\DATA\IN.
To create a .jpg file, Double click on any .xrdml file to open Data Viewer 
. The diffractogram will open. This can be a quick and easy way to print and save the raw image. You can open more files and view the scans on top of each other . Use the snipping tool 
to make a screenshot of the diffractogram. Save as .jpg with the same file name as the corresponding .xrdml file.
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After uploading, MUT will transfer the files to either C:\XRD Data\archive or C:\DATA\ARCHIVE. Organize the archived files by Site and Hole. At the end of expedition copy these into DATA1 which is used as a database backup (speak to programmer if you cannot find DATA1).
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When the scan is finished, the data file automatically transfers to the XRD lab computer. Open Data Viewer . Click 'File', then 'Open'. Select the desired .xrdml file in DATA/IN C:\XRD Data\XRD data (default saving folder). Or double click on any .xrdml file and Data Viewer will open automatically. The diffractogram will open (Figure 7). This can be a quick and easy way to print and save the raw image. You can open more files and view the scans on top of each other.
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For peak identification and advanced processing use HighScore software. 
. See the HighScore Quick Start Guide.
HighScore is available via a Remote Desktop onboard. IP address is 165.91.150.141. PC is called PCV0001.
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