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@@ -12,12 +12,6 @@ from the user, which should go into data files. Such information is kept in
SICS variables, created with the command VarMake detailed below.
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Another usage for variables is to control composite movements of instrument
components. For instance for changing the wavelength it is necessary to
drive at least two motors, Theta and TwoTheta. Such behaviour is implemented
with some SICS special variables. Their creation is described below.
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Variables are also used in order to control the SINQ automatic file name
creation scheme for data files. At SINQ, data files are put into a special
directory. The actual name consists of a prefix, a sequential number, the
@@ -31,19 +25,6 @@ The exact syntax for creating variables looks like this:
variable type can be Text, Int or Float. The access parameter defines who
may may change the variable. Possible values are: Internal, Manager, User
and Spy.
<li> <b> MakeWaveLength nam mono </b> creates a wavelength variable nam.
The monochromator mono is used for adjustment.
<li> <b> MakeEnergy nam mono </b> creates a energy variable nam. The
monochromator mono is used for adjustment.
<li> <b> MakeO2T nam OM 2TM </b> creates an omega 2Theta dummy variable
with name nam for omega 2Theta scans. OM defines an omega motor, 2TM a two
theta motor.
<li><b>MakeDataNumber SicsDataNumber filename</b> This command makes a
variable SicsDataNumber available which holds the current sequential data
file number. filename is the complete path to the file were this data
number is stored. This file should never, ever be edited without good
reason, i.e. resetting the sequential number to 0 at the beginning of a
year.
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