If isotropic, the beam divergence can be included in the mosaic spread. See section 8.1 for a way to estimate the gain if not known. The program will locate and display spots on the image. The image will then be autoindexed. The user will be prompted to supply a filename for the output orientation matrix.
All queries have a default, which can be selected by simply entering carriage return.
When using the new DPS indexing, if a spacegroup and cell have been given, the cell parameters determined by the autoindexing will be permuted to best match the input values, but the user must still select the solution from the list provided. Spots from a satellite crystal can be removed using the Edit spots option. This will generate a reflection list, a unique reflections list, merge them and tell you what rotation range to use to get a maximally complete dataset. This instructs the program to find two 30 degree segements that give maximum completeness. Remember you must have realistic estimates of the mosaic spread and minimum spot separation for this to be meaningful.