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# Installation

The Illumina NovaSeq X Series On-Prem Integration Package v1.1.0 supports the integration of Clarity LIMS to NovaSeq X Series instruments that are on-premise via Illumina Run Manager. Refer to [NovaSeq X Series On-Prem Integration v1.1.0 User Interaction, Validation and Troubleshooting](/instruments-and-integrations/novaseq-x-series/novaseqx-onprem/novaseqx-onprem-v1.1.0-release-notes/novaseqx-onprem-v1.1.0-user-interaction-validation-and-troubleshooting.md#prerequisite-for-installation) on prerequisites for installation.

## **Installation Steps**

Steps:

1. Install / Upgrade Clarity LIMS
2. Install and Configure Illumina Run Manager Integration Service
3. Install NovaSeq X Series On-Prem Integration RPM
4. Install Illumina Preset Protocols (IPP) v2.12 RPM and Import Required IPP Workflows.

### **Step 1: Install / Upgrade Clarity LIMS**

Install or upgrade to Clarity LIMS v6.2 or later. If you are using an older version of Clarity LIMS, please contact Illumina Support (<techsupport@illumina.com>) to schedule for upgrade.

### **Step 2: Install and Configure Illumina Run Manager Integration Service**

Install and configure Illumina Run Manager Integration Service v1.1.0, please refer to [Illumina Run Manager v1.1.0 Installation](/instruments-and-integrations/irm/illumina-run-manager-v1.1.0/irm-v1.1.0-installation.md) for details.

### **Step 3: Install NovaSeq X Series On-Prem Integration RPM**

Install ClarityLIMS-NovaSeqXSeries-OnPremise RPM using yum or your preferred package manager.

Example with YUM:

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```markup
yum install ClarityLIMS-NovaSeqXSeries-OnPremise
```

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Example with RPM:

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```markup
rpm -i ClarityLIMS-NovaSeqXSeries-OnPremise-{version}.86_64.rpm
```

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### **Step 4: Install Illumina Preset Protocols (IPP) v2.12 and Import Required IPP Workflows**

Install BaseSpaceLIMS-Illumina-Preset-Protocols RPM using yum or your preferred package manager.

Example with YUM:

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```markup
yum install BaseSpaceLIMS-Illumina-Preset-Protocols
```

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Example with RPM:

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```markup
rpm -i BaseSpaceLIMS-Illumina-Preset-Protocols-{version}.86_64.rpm
```

{% endcode %}

Upon successful installation of IPP v2.12.0, install the following workflow configurations:

* NovaSeq X Series On-Prem Sequencing v2.0 workflow
* (Optional) Library Prep Validation v2.3.7 workflow

For detailed options and steps on how to install IPP workflows and protocols, see [Installer Parameters and Operations section of Illumina Preset Protocols v2.12 Installation and User Configuration](/illumina-preset-protocols/ipp-v2.12/ipp-v2.12.0-installation-and-user-configuration.md#installer-parameters-and-operations).


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