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- slccom:restore_bic_luminosity_data.com
Command file used to restore luminosity to values stored in a history file.
The arguments to this command file are
- ref_standalone:restore_luminosity.c
Currently, a 24-hour history, once per minute, of
luminosity data is saved to disk on MCC. This function allows the user to
specify the data for which minute, within the previous 24-hours should be
restored to the luminosity PVs. The restore luminosity function is executed
from DCL using the command file restore_bic_luminosity.com
(see below).
- ref_magshr:save_lumi.c
This module has two function, the pupose of each is described below. This
function is called from the VMS standalone program inject_eff().
save_lumi()
The purpose of this function is to save luminosity data to disk on MCC.
To view a list of the EPICS lumionisty PVs saved click here.
The data is saved at the rate of once per minute from from the injection
efficiency standalone. The filenaming convension used is
L_<minute_of_day>.DAT and the file data format used is
binary. The directory location where the data is saved is BIC_LUM_DATA,
which can be seen from MCC and MCCDEV. The files are purged so
that only the most current version is kept.
restore_lumi()
The purpose of this function is to restore luminosity data. To view a
list of the EPICS luminosity PVs restrore click here.
This function needs to synchronize with the sequencer program on the BIC
ioc which updates the luminosity.
- SCP Displays
Director's Disply - This provides history plots for luminosity data, which
can ba compared with the medm_CUD_lum.adl display and the bic_shift.dl display.
This panel can be reached off of the main PEPII Index Panel.
- SLC History Buffering
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