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@ -24,39 +24,36 @@ the exponent is only in operation in Monitor mode.
Again, in SICS the counter is an object which understands a set of
commands:
<ul>
<li> <b> countername SetPreset val </b> sets the counting preset to val.
<li> <b> countername GetPreset </b> prints the current preset value.
<li> <b> countername preset val</b> With a parameter sets the preset, without inquires the preset value. This is a duplicate of getpreset and setpreset which has been provided for consistency with other commands.
<li> <b> countername SetExponent val </b> sets the exponent for the counting
<li> <b> countername setpreset <i>val</i> </b> sets the counting preset to val.
<li> <b> countername getpreset </b> prints the current preset value.
<li> <b> countername preset <i>val</i></b> With a parameter sets the preset, without inquires the preset value. This is a duplicate of getpreset and setpreset which has been provided for consistency with other commands.
<li> <b> countername setexponent <i>val</i> </b> sets the exponent for the counting
preset in monitor mode to val.
<li> <b> countername GetExponent </b> prints the current exponent used
<li> <b> countername getexponent </b> prints the current exponent used
in monitor mode.
<li> <b> countername SetMode val </b> sets the counting mode to val. Possible values are Timer for timer mode operation and Monitor for waiting for a monitor to reach a certain value.
<li> <b> countername GetMode </b> prints the current mode.
<li> <b> countername mode val</b> With a parameter sets the mode,
<li> <b> countername setmode <i>val</i> </b> sets the counting mode to val. Possible values are Timer for timer mode operation and Monitor for waiting for a monitor to reach a certain value.
<li> <b> countername getmode </b> prints the current mode.
<li> <b> countername <i>mode val</i></b> With a parameter sets the mode,
without inquires the mode value. This is a duplicate of getmode and
setmode which has been provided for consistency with other
commands. Possible values for val are either monitor or timer.
<li> <b> countername SetExponent val </b> sets the exponent for the counting
<li> <b> countername setexponent <i>val</i> </b> sets the exponent for the counting
preset in monitor mode to val.
<li> <b> countername GetCounts </b> prints the counts gathered in the last run.
<li> <b> countername GetMonitor n </b> prints the counts gathered in the monitor number n in the last run.
<li> <b> countername Count preset </b> starts counting in the current mode and the the preset preset.
<li> <b> countername getcounts </b> prints the counts gathered in the last run.
<li> <b> countername getmonitor <i>n</i> </b> prints the counts gathered in the monitor number n in the last run.
<li> <b> countername count <i>preset</i> </b> starts counting in the current mode and the given preset.
<li> <b> countername status </b> prints a message containing the preset and
the current monitor or time value. Can be used to monitor the progress of
the counting operation.
<li> <b> countername gettime </b> Retrieves the actual time the counter
counted for. This excludes time where there was no beam or counting was
paused.
<li><b>countername getthreshold m</b> retrieves the value of the threshold
set for the monitor number m.
<li><b>countername setthreshold m val</b> sets the threshold for monitor m
to val. WARNING: this also makes monitor m the active monitor for evaluating
the threshold. Though the EL7373 counterbox does not allow to select the
<li><b>countername getthreshold <i>m</i></b> retrieves the value of the threshold set for the monitor number m.
<li><b>countername setthreshold <i>m val</i></b> sets the threshold for monitor m to val. WARNING: this also makes monitor m the active monitor for evaluating the threshold. Though the EL7373 counterbox does not allow to select the
monitor to use as control monitor in monitor mode, it allows to choose
the monitor used for pausing the count when the count rate is below the
threshold (Who on earth designed this?)
<li><b>countername send arg1 arg2 arg3 ...</b> sends everything behind
<li><b>countername send <i>arg1 arg2 arg3 ...</i></b> sends everything behind
send to the counter controller and returns the reply of the counter
box. The command set to use after send is the command set documented
for the counter box elsewhere. Through this feature it is possible to