The Wiki is divided into four main documentation sections:

• Operations
• Hardware
• Computing
• Software

plus the Operations Log and To Do List.

There's a box in the top left of the screen with links to these main sections.

This is where any significant event related to the AuScope VLBI project, including observations, configuration changes hardware upgrades should be logged.

This page is for keeping track of tasks to be completed. Please add things as you think of them by editing the page and tick them off when things are done.

To log in, click on the Login link at the top right of the page:

If you don't have a username and password (or have forgotten your password), please ask Jim.

Once you start editing a page, you'll see something like this:

To edit, just type into the main text window, press “Preview” to see how it will look, and “Save” when you're finished. The idea is that all text to appear on the wiki can be typed as plain text and various formatting strings are used to make it look nice.

The toolbar along the top allows you to format the text for font, headers, links, lists, images etc etc. Placing your mouse over a button (without pressing) will tell you what it does. See also the Formatting Syntax page for detailed information on formatting. If you would like to practice entering text, there's a page called the PlayGround where you can do that.

The wiki has a good interface to allow inclusion of images and files. The easiest method is to click on the “Add images and other files” button on the toolbar:

This brings up an interface where you can specify the location of the file and upload it. Once uploaded, you'll see the file listed in the interface. Click on it, and you'll be taken back to the edit page which now includes a link to the file. If you want to include a caption, type it between the | and }}, e.g.:

{{:wiki:wiki_howto_auscope_vlbi_operations_wiki_copy-1.png|This is my caption.}}

To add an entry, go to the Operations Log page, scroll to the bottom and fill in a title for the entry in the “New Blog Entry” window:

Then click “Create this page”.

This will take you to a text entry page which you can then edit. Add your comments in the space between the title (first line) and the “tag” line

To add an entry, click on the “Edit this page” link in the top left and make your changes. When a task in completed, you don't need to edit the page, just tick the box.