[The [hyperscan]] command (#hyperscan)
###### {: #hyperscan_init}
Initialization Opens the 'Hyperscan' window.
hyperscan```! [An audio jingle will be played when the window is initialized] (/Articles/71/v40x/HyperScan.001.png)
###### {: #hyperscan_select} Selecting a region of the world Select a region to analyze.
When the command is initialized, they are all selected.
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The regions that can be scanned by Hyperscan are: `Europe`, `Asia`, `Oceania`, `North America`, `South America`, `Space`, `Antarctic`, and `Africa`.
You can also select all regions using the `hyperscan.all` command.
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``hyperscan.<NomRégion>
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Sound feedback and animation will confirm the selection of a region
###### {: #hyperscan_reset}
Reset Deselect a targeted region, cancel a scan in progress, and delete the coordinates of the last [Replika] (74 #virtualWorld_replika) found by the Hyperscan.
hyperscan.reset```!
[The program will then scan all regions of the world if you search again] (/articles/71/v40x/HyperScan.003.png)
###### {: #hyperscan_exe} Running the analysis Start analyzing the selected region (s).
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If you close the window, the current analysis will be reset. It will be the same if you perform a [** [RTTP] **] (49) or a [** [reboot] **] (82) during a scan.
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Once the analysis is complete, you can transfer the coordinates of the [Replika] (74 #virtualWorld_replika) found in the ['Digital Sea Map'] (70) via the `smap.hyperscan` command.
If you close the window after the Hyperscan detects a Replika, its coordinates will be saved in memory. You can then simply reopen the window to retrieve them.
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hyperscan.exe
```! The analysis time of a region depends on the number of Supercomputers to be analyzed
