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- made fixes to hkl

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- Introduced a help system
- introduced a module for handling automatic updates of files during
  long measurements
- Added a circular buffer and handling facilities to varlog
- Upgraded documentation


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e.g. ALF1-ALF4 (carry out command given on variables between ALF1 and
ALF4 in storage order; see section V)
e.g. DM,ALF1-ALF4,SS,DA (a combination of the above) Variables separated
by commas need not be typed in their order of storage in THE Program.
by commas need not be typed in their order of storage in the program.
Note : that for this type of syntax (type a) the only acceptable
Note : that for this type of syntax (type A) the only acceptable
variable separators are ' ' (i.e. a space), ',' and '-' (' ' and ','
are equivalent).
@@ -87,9 +87,9 @@
variables in storage [QK, QL] take the values 0 and 2 )
e.g. QH=1,0,2.0,AS=3.24,CC=90 (a combination of the above)
In commands involving this construction type (B) THE Program echoes
the variable names and values it has understood.
Possible separators are ',' and ' ' ('space')
In commands involving this construction type (B) the program echoes
the variable names and values it has understood.
Possible separators are ',' and ' ' ('space')
There is a third type of commands which requires no parameters. These
commands are:-
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@
<pre>
CO(UNT) : Counts for a given preset TIme or MoNitor.
This is a command of type b syntax. If the command is issued alone,
This is a command of type B syntax. If the command is issued alone,
the preset used will be that most recently set. However, the preset
may also be specified on the same line as the COUNT command.
(For use of COnt in a P.A. file, see SCan and PA).
@@ -223,11 +223,11 @@
new position and the appropriate variable is altered in the memory.
A DRIVE command will fail (non destructively) if:
l a motor or power supply is protected or fixed
l a software or hard limit is exceeded; the soft limits may be changed
- a motor or power supply is protected or fixed
- a software or hard limit is exceeded; the soft limits may be changed
if necessary using the SET command provided the value desired is
within the allowed range.
l there is ambiguity among the driven variables.
- there is ambiguity among the driven variables.
e.g. DR KI=2.662,A2=40&lt;CR&gt;
sets two different targets for A2 and fails.
@@ -332,7 +332,7 @@
(within a certain tolerance) to the positions.
Clear exceptions are for a power supply which has
been turned disabled, the abort of a DRive via
^C^C and, for instance, the incident wavevector
Interrupt and, for instance, the incident wavevector
after a drive of A1 or A2.
</pre>
<h3><a name="LOG">LOG</a></h3>
@@ -379,7 +379,7 @@
non-zero.(This is because it no longer behaves as a flipper.)
Note that the ON and OFF commands are the only ones which can be used
to change F1 and F2. Both ON and OFF are of type Asyntax.
to change F1 and F2. Both ON and OFF are of type A syntax.
</pre>
@@ -398,8 +398,9 @@
be printed for every point in every scan until disabled.
Typing OU with NO following variables will stop the output of ALL
variables apart from scanned ones.
Type A syntax. A variable that has to be output because it is scanned a
nd has also been selected with the OUT command will only be output once.
Type A syntax. A variable that has to be output because it is scanned
and has also been selected with the OUT command will only be output
once.
e.g. OU A3,A4&lt;CR&gt;
A3 &amp; A4 will be printed in addition to the scan variables.
@@ -546,23 +547,9 @@
2) data files :
All of this data is also output to a disk file. This file is called
either TEMP##.SCN or SV####.SCN where # represents a digit between 0
and 9. Both types of data files are used sequentially and thus
periodically overwritten but obviously the TEMP##.SCN files disappear
sooner.
A scan initiated from the terminal will be stored in a TEMP file
(unless the appropriate SWITCH is on ) while scans input from .JOB files
are always saved permanently. The TEMP files are lost ( but see SAVE).
For more details on data files see section VI below.
All SV####.SCN files are copied to the mainframe computer automatically
and transfered to the SPECTRA database for Backup and archiving. They
can be accessed by the SPECTRA program or by the 3-axis programs (PKFIT
or FILING).
Programs for manipulating data files are described in another manual
(PKFIT, FILING, LOOK, LIST, LHEAD etc.)
All tas####.dat files are copied to the mainframe computer
automatically.
3) Scan output :
@@ -602,7 +589,7 @@
As with the DRIVE command, scans in Q-E space are carried out at fixed
KI (FX=1) or fixed KF (FX=2). During a scan with Kf fixed (i.e.FX=2)
THE Program will automatically check and adjust A5 and A6; for Ki
the program will automatically check and adjust A5 and A6; for Ki
fixed (FX=1) however, MAD Program will not adjust at check and adjust
at every point A1 and A2 because these variables are not likely to
move in a Ki-fix scan.
@@ -680,9 +667,9 @@
described below. In response to the command <em>SW</em>, MAD
generates output of the following form:
1 Powder Mode OFF
2 Polarization mode OFF
Give Switch Number to change or RETURN to finish &gt;
1 Powder Mode OFF
2 Polarization mode OFF
Give Switch Number to change or RETURN to finish &gt;
To change a value of one switch, enter the appropriate number
(from 1 to 2) and hit &lt;Return&gt;. To make no change, type
@@ -847,7 +834,7 @@ however, corresponds to a transmission minimum for Ki neutrons.
by SET.
The following list gives the variable identifiers and definitions,
where the order is as the variables are stored in THE Program.
where the order is as the variables are stored in the program.
P.A Variables : Variables marked with an asterisk are not recognized