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koennecke
2005-03-16 07:59:13 +00:00
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@ -93,6 +93,11 @@ This object knows about the following parameters:
max count in scan - 2* min count in scan. max count in scan - 2* min count in scan.
<dt>fastscan <dt>fastscan
<dd>0 or 1: switches fastscan mode. <dd>0 or 1: switches fastscan mode.
<dt>psd
<dd>0 or 1: switches on PSD mode for measuring with the area detector. Currently this is mapped
to doing a tricsscan with the scan parameters as evaluted from the two theta range table. The
psi, compact and weak flags are ignored in PSD mode. Only a log file is openend, the rest of
the file management is done by tricsscan.
</dl> </dl>
</p> </p>
<p> <p>
@ -102,9 +107,11 @@ commands are supported:
<dl> <dl>
<dt>dataset table list <dt>dataset table list
<dd>prints the content of the table. <dd>prints the content of the table.
<dt>dataset table add start end scanmode step <dt>dataset table add end scanvar step np
<dd>configures two theta range. start and end define the two theta range. scanmode can either <dd>configures a two theta range. The end parameter describes the end of the two theta range to
be om for omega scans or o2t for omega 2 theta scans. step is the step width to use. which these parameters can be applied. Scanmode can either
be om for omega scans or o2t for omega 2 theta scans. step is the step width to use. np is the
number of points in the scan.
<dt>dataset table del num <dt>dataset table del num
<dd>deletes the entry num from the table. Counting starts with 0! <dd>deletes the entry num from the table. Counting starts with 0!
<dt>dataset table clear <dt>dataset table clear
@ -116,7 +123,7 @@ When there is no two theta range configured for a given two theta value, the ome
<p> <p>
dataset supports two geometries: the first is the usual bisecting geometry. The dataset supports two geometries: the first is the usual bisecting geometry. The
second is the normal beam geometry where the detector is moved out of plane. second is the normal beam geometry where the detector is moved out of plane.
This si accounted for by two switches: This is accounted for by two switches:
<dl> <dl>
<dt>dataset bi <dt>dataset bi
<dd>switches into bissectiong mode. This is the default. <dd>switches into bissectiong mode. This is the default.