Some update, still needs much work
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<CENTER>
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<H1>areaDetector: EPICS Area Detector Support</H1>
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<H2> R1-0beta</H2>
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<H2> March 21, 2008</H2>
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<H2> R1-1</H2>
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<H2> May 6, 2008</H2>
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<H2> Mark Rivers</H2>
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<H2> University of Chicago</H2>
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MEDM Screens</A>
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<LI><A href="#IDL Image Display Client">
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IDL Image Display Client</A>
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<LI><A href="#SPEC interface">
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SPEC interface</A>
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<LI><A href="#Performance measurements">
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Performance measurements</A>
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<LI><A href="#Hardware notes">
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<P>
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The areaDetector module provides a general-purpose interface for area (2-D) detectors in EPICS.
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It is intended to be used with a wide variety of detectors and cameras, ranging from high frame rate
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video cameras, pixel-array detectors such as the Pilatus, and large format detectors like the
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CCD and CMOS cameras, pixel-array detectors such as the Pilatus, and large format detectors like the
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MAR-345 online imaging plate.</P>
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The goals of this module are:
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<LI> Allow easy extensibility to take advantage of detector-specific features
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beyond the standard parameters.
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<LI> Have high-performance. Applications can be written to get the detector
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image data through EPICS, but hooks are also provided to get the detector
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image data through EPICS, but an interface is also available to receive the detector
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data at a lower-level for very high performance.
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<LI> Provide an optional Region-Of-Interest (ROI) driver that performs computations
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on regions within the image data. A basic ROI driver is included in the module,
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