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areaDetector PerkinElmer driver
- December 3, 2011
+ March 6, 2012
- John Hammonds, Brian Tieman, Mark Rivers
+ Mark Rivers, John Hammonds, Brian Tieman
- Argonne National Laboratory and University of Chicago
+ University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory
Table of Contents
@@ -42,6 +42,7 @@
This driver has been tested with the following detectors
- XRD0820 w/ XRD-FG PCI frame grabber
+ - XRD0822 w/ Gigabit Ethernet interface
- XRD1621 w/ XRD-FGX PCI frame grabber
- XRD1621 w/ XRD-FGe Opto PCI-Express frame grabber
@@ -560,19 +561,17 @@
The PerkinElmer driver does not support the following standard driver parameters
because they are not supported in the PerkinElmer library:
- - Size (ADBinX, ADBinY, ADMinX, ADMinY, ADSizeX, ADSizeY)
+ - Readout region (ADMinX, ADMinY, ADSizeX, ADSizeY)
- Type/Color (NDDataType, NDColorMode)
- - File ( None of the file parameters in NDFile )
- - Binning (Not supported in software yet )
+ - File (None of the file parameters in NDFile)
- No Hardware shutter control
- - List any unsupported parameters here (WORK NEEDED)
Configuration
The PerkinElmer driver is created with the perkinElmerConfig command, either from
C/C++ or from the EPICS IOC shell.
- int PerkinElmerConfig(const char *portName, int maxSizeX, int maxSizeY, int dataType,
+ int PerkinElmerConfig(const char *portName, int IDType, const char* IDValue,
int maxBuffers, size_t maxMemory,
int priority, int stackSize )
@@ -606,14 +605,32 @@
The following measurements were done to demonstrate the performance that can be
obtained with the areaDetector PerkinElmer driver.
+
+ - XRD1621 detector with the XRD-FGe Opto PCI-Express frame grabber
+
+ - Can stream data continuously to local disk at 15 frames/s at 2048x2048 (120 MB/s)
+ and 30 frames/s at 1024x1024 (60 MB/s). These tests were done on a Windows 7 64-bit
+ machine with 2 disk drives (SAS, 15K RPM, RAID 0).
+
+
+ - XRD0822 detector with a GigE interface
+
+ - Can stream data continuously to local disk at 25 frames/s at 1024x1024 (50 MB/s)
+ and 50 frames/s at 512x512 (25 MB/s). These tests were done on a Windows 7 64-bit
+ laptop with a local disk drive.
+
+
+
- PUT A TABLE OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS HERE
+
Restrictions
The following are some current restrictions of the PerkinElmer driver:
- - DOCUMENT ANY IMPORTANT RESTRICTIONS OF THE PERKIN ELMER DRIVER HERE
+ - The driver currently only supports a single frame-grabber or directly connected
+ GigE detector. Future releases may allow the IDValue parameter to specify a specific
+ frame grabber or directly connected GigE detector.