Getting Started

The Cilika application is located on the home screen of your IOS. Locate the Cilika iOS application icon (green icon) in the dock at the bottom of the screen and tap on it to launch the Cilika application. 

The dashboard has three icons at the top right corner:

1. Add Folder

2. Generate Report

3. Settings

Figure 1.2 (A) Add Folder

Figure 1.2 (B) Name Folder

Figure 1.2 (C) Save

1. Add Folder

On the dashboard, tap on the Add folder icon in the top-right (folder with a + sign) to Create a New Folder. An Add Folder dialog appears. Type in a clear, unique name (for example the case number or patient identifier) is to be added in the text box. Tap Save, for the new folder to appear on the Dashboard.

Rename and Delete Folder

When you hold down the folder, two options pop up, Delete and Rename.

Once you tap on the Rename option, Rename Folder popup appears on the screen. Enter a valid folder name with no space in between. Tap on Save to save the new name or Cancel to get the previously saved name. Tapping on the delete option deletes the whole folder, which includes any or all the files inside the folder.

Add File 

Once you have added the folder and named it properly, tap the Camera icon located on the folder beside the folder name. A camera opens up, this is the Live Microscopic View. Make sure you iPad is horizontally positioned for it to work. If you are unable to see the microscopic image on screen, restart the application. If you are facing any more issues go through the troubleshooting guide.

2. Navigating Live Microscopic View

1.4 Understanding the Camera

Figure 1.4 Screen Layout

Live View — Screen Layout:
	Tools
1	Back (‹)	Tapping on the Back (‹) Chevron brings you back to the dashboard.
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3	Crosshair / Reticle	This tool shows/hides the center target on your live view screen
4	Lock	locks the screen against accidental touches.
5	Settings (gear)	Opens Camera Settings.
6	Zoom Slider	Use ▲ / ▼ arrows to zoom in and out of the live Microscopic View fine adjustment.
7	Open Drawer	Opens a drop-down of annotation tools.
8	Scale Bar
9	Objective Lens	Helps

Zoom Slider

Location : Left Side

You can locate the Zoom slider on the left side of the screen. This tool has two arrows on either sides of the zoom bar. Use the ▲ / ▼ arrows to zoom in or out of the microscopic image.  You can also drag up on the zoom slider to zoom in on the microscopic image and drag down to zoom out. The range of the zoom is between 1.00x to 5.00x.

Scale bar

Location : Bottom Left

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Recording

Location : Bottom Center

Located at the bottom Center, There is a Capture and Recording button. You can record either capture an image or record a video with and without the sound. Tap on the Circle Button located at the bottom center of the screen. To switch to video, you can tap on the Video Button to the left.

To the right of the capture icon, is another tool. Here you have two tools, Reference Image and 

3. Annotation and Measurement 

Open Tab - Undo/Redo

Location : Center Right

You will find an element labeled Open on your right. By tapping on the Open drawer, a drop-down appears. The drawer contains all the tools for markings, annotations and shapes. Any annotations or measurements drawn can be undone, redone and deleted here as well.

Activation Cursor  

The activation cursor is the first icon in the drawer. This tool activates and deactivates the the annotation tools on the live view screen. 

Teaching Pointer

A Teaching Pointer is a digital cursor on the screen. It can be used to highlight specific cells or areas during live demonstrations or training. By default, only 1 Teaching Pointer appears on the screen. However, up to 4 Teaching Pointers can be used together at any given point (go to app settings).

Freehand

This tool helps create a freehand annotation like drawings or text. Long-press or double tap the tool to open the Line Width, adjust line width. If you wish to change the color of the annotation, tap on the red dot (●) in the drop down and change it to your desired color.

Line/Arrow

The line / arrow tool helps mark areas with distance is a circular shape. Tap on the  O icon to create a circle. 1.2. The size of the circle can be adjusted by dragging out the cursors. 1.3. Tap on the icon again to adjust the line width, lock the shape or set the radius. Tap Set to?? 1.4. Once the shape is locked, pointer size can be adjusted accordingly.

 

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Circle

The circle annotation helps mark areas with distance in a circular shape. Tapping on the O icon creates a circular shape on the live view microscopic screen. The size of the circle can be adjusted by dragging out the cursors. Tapping on the icon again brings out a popup where you can adjust the line width, set the radius manually and lock the shape. You can adjust the line width by sliding the on the line width slider. Once the shape is locked, pointer size can be adjusted accordingly.

Box

Tap on the □ icon in the Open drawer to create a box. You can adjust the size of the box by moving the two cursors placed on either of the ends. Another way to set height and width is by taping on the icon again. The height and width can be set by typing in the measurements according to your preference. Tap Set to here you can adjust the line width as well as lock the shape.

Dotted Marker

Tap on the S icon to get a dotted marker, this tool helps draw a dotted annotation/space. Tapping on it again lets you adjust the line width.

Enclosed Shape

By tapping on the icon below the S icon, the tool will automatically connect your endpoint to your starting point with a straight line.

Error Recovery Tools
Tools	Symbols	Features
Undo	↶	This reverses your last performed action or a series of action and is located at the very top of the open drawer.
Redo	↷	Locate below the Undo option, it reverses the Undo command, reapplying the changes you just removed.
Erase		Scroll down and locate the erase Icon in the tools drawer. This tool Erases only unwanted annotations. Tapping on it again, lets you adjust the wide of the eraser. Adjust it depending on how much area you want to erase.
Delete All		Instantly clears all current annotations, markings, and measurements from the live view or image.