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# MiSeq v8.0.0

The following release notes detail the key changes to software components for the Clarity LIMS MiSeq Integration package v8.0.

## Compatibility

* Clarity LIMS v4 (4.2 or later)
* Clarity LIMS v5 (v5.1 or later)
* NGS Extensions Package v5.20 or later
* MiSeq Control Software (MCS) v4.0
* Local Run Manager v3.0
* Illumina Preset Protocols (IPP) v2.1
* Preconfigured Workflow Package (PCWP) v2.1

## New Features

The main goal of this release of the Clarity LIMS MiSeq integration along with the latest version of the default MiSeq Workflow is to support the integration between Clarity LIMS, MiSeq instrument, and Windows 10.

The following Local Run Manager Modules are supported with this release:

* GenerateFastQ
* Library QC
* Resequencing
* DNA Enrichment
* DNA Amplicon

## Defects Fixed

* The correct network folder path displays in the EndRun.txt event file.
* The script configure\_extensions\_miseq\_sequencingservice-v8.sh can now be executed as glsjboss user.
* The RunReport.pdf now contains the current output folder path

## Known Issues

* None


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