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@@ -6,6 +6,14 @@ linked below, you will find various expert level documentation to set up
and configure the CTP7, as well as various hints to debug and resolve
various issues.
## Launching a pyhton script with `gempy` on the AMC
To launch a script that needs to access the registers through gempy, that is installed on the BE, one can use the command line in this way:
```
bash
ssh gempro@gem-shelfXX-amcYY
"bash -l -c 'python -'"
< <path-to-my-python-script>
```
## In-depth CTP7 overview
The CTP7 runs a special 32-bit version of linux located on a 32GB flash
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