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Selecting a session loads it in the center Content region, with the Details sidebar on the right. The view adapts to whether the session is streaming live or already complete.

Content

A breadcrumb at the top links to the session’s Project and Sample. The left (Sessions) and right (Details) sidebars are collapsible, so you can widen the content area while you watch a run.

Session controls

A status indicator and elapsed-time timer describe the stream. Available controls depend on its source. Browser capture can offer Pause, Resume, and End; a gateway-owned recording is controlled by its integration. Viewing the growth does not start acquisition. Use Gateways to manage the collecting integration.

Panels

The content area shows three kinds of panels for the selected session:
  • RHEED Video: one panel per azimuth, with its own settings menu. Each panel plays the live stream while the growth is running, or the recorded video for a completed session.
  • Growth Metrics: charts of derived RHEED metrics with a chart settings menu. While streaming, a latency indicator shows how current the live data is.
  • Tool State: charts of instrument parameters during the growth. A layout toggle switches the charts between horizontal and vertical arrangements.
The live session view shows RHEED Video, Growth Metrics, and Tool State. When a panel has no data you’ll see an empty state instead:
  • No RHEED video found for this wafer. Stream a new growth or attach a RHEED data item to the physical sample to populate the view.
  • All RHEED data is hidden. Re-enable RHEED items from the Resources tab to show them.
  • No tool state data available. Add or stream tool state data to the physical sample to view it.

Details

The Details sidebar groups information about the selected session into three tabs.
A timeline of detected events and changepoints during the growth. Filter the timeline by Label, Deviation, and Assigner. You can relabel an event and edit its label’s description. New detections require detection to be enabled for your deployment. See Changepoint Detection for availability.