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Merged in-situ modifications for Release 2.5 candidate 5

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r2895 | ffr | 2010-04-29 16:02:15 +1000 (Thu, 29 Apr 2010) | 2 lines
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Ferdi Franceschini
2010-04-29 16:02:15 +10:00
committed by Douglas Clowes
parent a2ca46ab67
commit e6e3c3be52
24 changed files with 478 additions and 363 deletions
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site_ansto/instrument/hipd/wombat_configuration.tcl
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# Author: Ferdi Franceschini (ffr@ansto.gov.au)
# Required by server_config.tcl
@@ -30,6 +31,8 @@ fileeval $cfPath(hmm)/hmm_configuration.tcl
fileeval $cfPath(nexus)/nxscripts.tcl
fileeval $cfPath(scan)/scan.tcl
fileeval $cfPath(commands)/commands.tcl
fileeval $cfPath(commands)/pulser.tcl
fileeval $cfPath(commands)/hvcommands.tcl
fileeval $cfPath(anticollider)/anticollider.tcl
fileeval $cfPath(hmm)/hmm_rapid.tcl
source gumxml.tcl
@@ -41,14 +44,17 @@ source gumxml.tcl
# ::environment::temperature::add_ls340 tc2 2
# New Lakeshore series driver for models 340 and 336 - (tcl-code, version 20090824) - beta status
# driverName shortName IP-address portOnMoxa temperatureTolerance LakeshoreModel
# driverName shortName IP-address portOnMoxa temperatureTolerance1 Tolerance2 LakeshoreModel
# ffr 2009-11-11: NOTE I've added a line terminator argument to the ls3xx setup.
# You need to set the line termintator to either "\r\n" for CRLF or "\r" for CR
# add_ls3xx tc1 137.157.201.85 7777 "\r\n" 0.5 336
# add_ls3xx tc2 137.157.201.85 4002 "\r\n" 0.5 340
# name IP-address port term LakeshoreModel tol1 tol2
add_ls3xx tc1 137.157.201.85 7777 "\r\n" 336 5 5
# add_ls3xx tc1 137.157.201.86 4001 "\r\" 400 340
# add_ls3xx tc2 137.157.201.86 4002 "\r" 5 5 340
#::environment::temperature::add_west400
#::environment::temperature::add_west400 137.157.201.88
server_init
###########################################
# WARNING: Do not add any code below server_init, if you do SICS may fail to initialise properly.