MonoCell Quick start guide

2. Run the Installation File

Follow the installation guide to complete the installation.

※ During the installation, FTDI drivers and .NET Framework will be installed. Both must be installed.

In most cases, .NET Framework is already installed, so you may receive a message indicating it is already installed.

3. Connect the Tinn Controller and Launch MonoLAB

Connect the Tinn controller to your PC using a USB cable.

When you launch MonoLAB, the software will automatically detect the connected device port.

※ If multiple devices are connected, the software may not connect to the intended device.

4. Create a Project File

Click the "Create New Project" button and enter a name for your project.
Then click the "Save" button to create the project.

※ Project files are saved in the .mlp format.

5. Connect the Sensors

Check the controller's connection ports and determine where to connect each sensor.
– You can connect up to 10 sensors in total.

6. Exit 'Edit Mode'

Once the main screen of the program appears, switch Edit Mode under the Setup menu to "Off".

When Edit Mode is turned "On", you can configure sensor connections, names, and layout.
However, real-time analysis is not available in this mode.
For more details about sensor setup mode, please refer to the MonoCell User Manual.

7. Start Real-Time Analysis

After connecting the sensors to the controller, check the central monitoring screen to ensure sensor output is being received.

By default, sensors 1 through 10 are placed in the first row of a 10×10 matrix layout.

This completes the installation and basic setup of MonoCell.

For more information, please refer to our Manual, FAQ, and Portfolio sections on the website,

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