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Starting the new Readout Program

In order to start the production readout program as a TclServer you will need to create a startup script. The startup script is then run by the ReadoutGui just as the old readout software was. To start a Readout program that will be a TclServer listening for connections on port 2701 (the convention for controls data) and triggering off the CES CBD8210 INT2 input (camac trigger), create a file (e.g. runreadout) that contains the text:

#!/bin/bash
cd ReadoutDir
Readout --camac-trigger --port=2701

Where ReadoutDir is the directory your readout program is stored in, and Readout is assumed to be the name of the executable Reaout program.

Once this script has been created, make it executable:

chmod a+x runreadout

Specify to the ReadoutGui that the program you want to run is runreadout.


Report documentation errors to Ron Fox (fox@nscl.msu.edu)or NSCL's Bugzilla page

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