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@ -31,8 +31,7 @@ instance if the preset is 25 and the exponent is 6, then counting will be
continued until the monitor has reached 25 million. Note, that this scheme with
the exponent is only in operation in Monitor mode.
</p>
<h2> Configuration</h2>
<h2>Configuration</h2>
<p>
A HM has a plethora of configuration options coming with it which define
memory layout, modes of operation, handling of bin overflow and the like.
@ -93,10 +92,10 @@ modifying time bins is restricted to instrument managers.
<DL>
<DT>HM timebin
<DD> Prints the currently active time binning array.
<DT>HM genbin start step n
<DT>HM genbin <i>start step n</i>
<DD>Generates a new equally spaced time binning array. Number n time bins
will be generated starting from start with a stepwidth of step.
<DT>HM setbin inum value
will be generated starting from start with a stepwidth of step (example: HM genbin 10 1 5).
<DT>HM setbin <i>inum value</i>
<DD>Sometimes unequally spaced time binnings are needed. These can be
configured with this command. The time bin iNum is set to the value value.
<DT>HM clearbin
@ -104,38 +103,35 @@ configured with this command. The time bin iNum is set to the value value.
</DL>
</p>
<h2>Histogram Memory Commands</h2>
<h2>Histogram Memory Commands</h2>
<p>
Besides the configuration commands the HM understands the following
commands:
<DL>
<DT>HM preset
<DT>HM preset <i>[newval]</i>
<DD> with a new value sets the preset time or monitor for counting. Without a
value prints the current value.
<DT>HM exponent
<DT>HM exponent <i>[newval]</i>
<DD> with a new value sets the exponent to use for the preset time
in Monitor mode. Without a
value prints the current value.
<DT>CountMode
<DD> with a new values sets the count mode. Possible values are Timer for a
fixed counting time and Monitor for a fixed monitor count which has to be
reached before counting finishes. Without a value print the currently active
value.
<DT>CountMode <i>[mode]</i>
<DD> with a new values for <i>mode</i> sets the count mode. Possible values are Timer for a fixed counting time and Monitor for a fixed monitor count which has to be reached before counting finishes. Without a value print the currently active value.
<DT>HM init
<DD> after giving configuration command sthis needs to be called in order to
<DD> after giving configuration commands this needs to be called in order to
transfer the configuration from the host computer to the actual HM.
<DT>HM count
<DD> starts counting using the currently active values for CountMode and
preset. This command does not block, i.e. in order to inhibit further
commands from the console, you have to give Success afterwards.
<DT>HM InitVal val
<DT>HM initval <i>val</i>
<DD> initialises the whole histogram memory to the value val. Ususally 0 in
order to clear the HM.
<DT> HM get i iStart iEnd
<DT> HM get <i>i iStart iEnd</i>
<DD> retrieves the histogram number i. A value of -1 for i denotes retrieval
of the whole HM. iStart and iEnd are optional amd
of the whole HM. iStart and iEnd are optional and
allow to retrieve a subset of a histogram between iStart and iEnd.
<DT>HM sum d1min d1max d2min d2max .... dnmin dnmax
<DT>HM sum <i>d1min d1max d2min d2max .... dnmin dnmax</i>
<DD>calculates the sum of an area on the detector. For each dimension a
minimum and maximum boundary for summing must be given.
</DL>