Customer support archive contents
The tables in this section describe the files and locations of the files that are included in a customer support archive. Files for optional modules (such as recalibration) appear only if the optional module is run.
In the basecaller_results directory:
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					  A log file for the BaseCaller analysis module.  | 
 
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					  A JSON-format file of the settings needed for the BaseCaller module to analyze the sample data.  | 
 
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					  A JSON-format file of the settings needed by the pipeline to run the BaseCaller module.  | 
 
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					  A JSON-format file of the settings needed for the BaseCaller module to analyze the Test Fragments.  | 
 
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					  A quality summary of the BaseCaller module unaligned reads/bases after filtering and trimming.  | 
 
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					  Same as above, but with a predictable file name.  | 
 
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					  A JSON-format file of test fragments results statistics.  | 
 
				
In the basecaller_results/recalibration directory:
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					  A log of the TMAP alignment process during base recalibration.  | 
 
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					  A log file from the TMAP analysis module.  | 
 
				
In the basecaller_results/unfiltered.trimmed directory:
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					  A log of the TMAP alignment process based on unfiltered and trimmed reads.  | 
 
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					  A text format summary of sample alignment results for unfiltered and trimmed reads.  | 
 
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					  A text format summary of sample alignment results for unfiltered and trimmed reads(same as above, but with a predictable file name).  | 
 
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					  A JSON-format file of the settings needed for the BaseCaller module to analyze the sample data, when generating the raw BAM file.  | 
 
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					  The BaseCaller module unfiltered and trimmed reads/bases quality summary.  | 
 
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					  The BaseCaller module unfiltered and trimmed reads/bases quality summary (same as above, but with a predictable file name).  | 
 
				
In the basecaller_results/unfiltered.untrimmed directory:
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					  Description  | 
 
				
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					  A log of the TMAP alignment process based on unfiltered and trimmed reads.  | 
 
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					  A text format summary of sample alignment results for unfiltered and untrimmed reads.  | 
 
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					  A text format summary of sample alignment results for unfiltered and untrimmed reads (same as above, but with a predictable file name).  | 
 
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					  A JSON-format file of the settings needed for the BaseCaller module to analyze the sample data, when generating the raw BAM file.  | 
 
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					  The BaseCaller module unfiltered and untrimmed reads/bases quality summary.  | 
 
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					  The BaseCaller module unfiltered and untrimmed reads/bases quality summary (same as above, but with a predictable file name).  | 
 
				
In the sigpror_results directory:
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					  Contains analysis statistics of wells in the bead find stage (the bfmask is a set of bit flags for each well, indicating the contents of each well).  | 
 
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					  Contains ATCG key signal measurements.  | 
 
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					  Contains TCAG key signal measurements.  | 
 
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					  Contains summary statistics of wells in the bead find stage.  | 
 
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					  Contains parameter settings for analysis signal processing.  | 
 
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					  Contains matrix data to separate between live wells and empty wells during bead find phase.  | 
 
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					  Contains matrix data to separate between live wells and empty wells.  | 
 
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					  A log file for the analysis module.  | 
 
				
In the sigpror_results/dcOffset directory:
In the sigpror_results/NucStep directory:
The files in this folder contain background model parameter values based on the location of the well in the chip.
