Re: [ccp4bb]: Problems with SCALA

[Tim Grüne <grune@embl-grenoble.fr>]

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Hello,
I had problems with mosflm as well, with data probably from the same
beam-line, ID29. XDS worked fine with me though, changing the setting of
the pixels and pixel size w.r.t. to the sample XDS.INP they give on the
web page of ID29. XDS did not work with the settings they suggest:


NX=2048 NY=2048         QX=0.1024 QY=0.1024 ! ID29 ADSC Q210 CCD-detector

I don't know, whether mosflm could have similar problems, if it reads the
settings from the header, it shouldn't.
Tim


 > On Mon, 4 Mar 2002, Thomas BERTRAND wrote:
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> > Hi all,
> >
> > 	I have recently collected data from crystals containing 90 Se-Met in ASU
> > from a protein forming an hexamer in Space Group P21. Data were collected
> > at ESRF with a CCD ADSC Q210 detector at 2.5A resolution.
> > Spots looked very good and a complete data set was collected at the SE-Peak
> > Wavelength.
> > I used MOSFLM for indexing and everything looked pretty good.
> > But when i started SCALA everyting went WRONG !
> >
> > I don't understand....
>

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