• SHIC software must be reside in your root directory.

  C:\SHICrivm

• UAView software
• All ### should be changed to the respective instrument number

The UV data must first be process before SHIC is able to ingest the data.

1. Place the UV file and the corresponding UVR file inside the same directory, IE:

   C:\SHICrivm\uvdata\temp

2. Run the UA Scan program and process one UV file at a time. Note: once you click process, you must highlight one scan, then press SaveScans
3. Run the following .bat file to rename the processed files (removed _YY from the end)

   rename.bat

   @echo off
   setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
   
   set "folder=C:\SHICrivm\uvdata\temp"
   rem Set the folder to the correct location
   for %%a in ("%folder%\*.*") do (
       set "name=%%~na"
       set "name=!name:~0,7!"
   	if "!name:~0,2!"=="uv" (
   		echo Skipping "%%a"
   	) else if "!name:~0,2!"=="UV" (
   		echo Skipping "%%a"
   	) else (
   		echo Renaming "%%a" to "!name!%%~xa"
   		ren "%%a" "!name!%%~xa"
   	)
   
   )
   
   echo Done.
   

4. Move the .### files to

   C:\SHICrivm\uvdata\###

5. Inside C:\SHICrivm\uvanalys, create a file, ###.dfa with the following inside.

   ###.dfa

   ozonshi.dfa
   0       no_id_met
   .###
   c:\shicrivm\uvdata\###\
   285.00   440.00   0.50
   1
   0
   0.550
   1
   1.0

6. Launch SHICcall5_25.exe
7. Set the instrument_ID to ### and the DAYtime to which ever you files you'd like to prcoess
8. Click Run SHIC

**Note: there is a shicrivm.log inside the SHICCall directory that can help troubleshoot any issues

Spectral shifts - Helps determines any shift to the instrument, can help point to bad HG bulbs/DSP applied. Should be within +/- 0.1nm
Spectral spikes - shows if there is any issues with the instrument measuring. should be within +/- 10 percent after 310nm