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 This is the main DAQ application This is the main DAQ application
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 **Toggle Mux** button: Clicking this button when enabled will reinitialize the Symmetricom card and program it to issue a strobe pulse after a short delay.  This pulse toggles the mux data acquisition off or on, and resets its timing registers. The button will be greyed out and disabled when any of the DAQ read loops are running to avoid invalidating the timestamps in open data files. **Toggle Mux** button: Clicking this button when enabled will reinitialize the Symmetricom card and program it to issue a strobe pulse after a short delay.  This pulse toggles the mux data acquisition off or on, and resets its timing registers. The button will be greyed out and disabled when any of the DAQ read loops are running to avoid invalidating the timestamps in open data files.
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 **Rate Indicator** cluster: Below each DAQ control is a cluster of digital rate indicators, one for each channel. If the trigger rate for a channel should exceed the condition for a write inhibit, the background of the indicator will turn red regardless of whether the File button is turned off or on.  Also, if a channel remains at zero rate for more than D(ead)-sec, the background will turn blue. It will reset to white immediately on a non-zero reading. **Rate Indicator** cluster: Below each DAQ control is a cluster of digital rate indicators, one for each channel. If the trigger rate for a channel should exceed the condition for a write inhibit, the background of the indicator will turn red regardless of whether the File button is turned off or on.  Also, if a channel remains at zero rate for more than D(ead)-sec, the background will turn blue. It will reset to white immediately on a non-zero reading.
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vetoshield/daq/vetodaq_fp.1361405825.txt.gz · Last modified: 2013/02/20 18:17 by wgilbert

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