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- Adding first working version of the McStas SICS connection to cvs

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@@ -10,13 +10,12 @@ Hardware is configured into the SICS system by executing special hardware
configuration commands from the server initialisation file. These commands
are described here. Much SICS hardware is hooked up to the system via RS-232
interfaces. The SICS server communicates with such devices through a serial
port server program running on a Macintosh PC. All such devices require on
port server program running on the instrument computer All such devices require on
initialisation the following parameters:
<ul>
<li><b>hostname</b> The name of the macintosh computer.
<li><b>hostname</b> The name of the instrument computer.
<li><b>port</b> The port number where the serial port server program is
listening for requests. It is given on the Macintosh screen when the serial
port server is running. It is usually 4000.
listening for requests. It is usually 4000.
<li><b>channel</b> The number of the RS-232 interface on the Macintosh. 0 is
the standard Macintosh modem port, 1 is the standard Macintosh printer port,
2 is the first connector on the interface extension box. This leads to much
@@ -146,6 +145,10 @@ accessible as object name. Failrate is the per centage of invocations
at which the counter will generate a random failure for testing error
treatment code. If failrate is less then 0, there are no
failures. This can be used in a instrument simulation server.
<dt>MakeCounter name mcstas
<dd>Creates a counter which interoperates with a McStas simulation. Please note,
that the McStas module mccontrol must have been initialized before this initialization
can work.
<DT>MakeCounter name EL737 host port chan
<DD>This command creates a single
counter name, using an EL737 driver. The counter is at host host, listening