NSCL DAQ Software Documentation
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V. utilities

Table of Contents
23. Ring piping utilities
24. NSCLDAQ Logbook facility
24.1. Components of the NSCL logbook system
24.2. Setting up a logbook for use.
24.2.1. Creating a logbook and making it current.
24.2.2. Organizing the people on an experiment
24.3. Using the logbook in an experiment
24.3.1. Creating notes
24.3.2. Browsing and rendering the logbook
24.4. Making logbooks available to collaborators
24.4.1. Obtaining a suitable NSCL-linux container
24.4.2. Getting the NSCLDAQ binary distribution
24.4.3. Installing your container and NSCLDAQ tree.
24.4.4. Running the singularity container
24.5.
24.5.1. Using the logbook API from C++
24.5.2. Using the logbook API from Tcl
24.5.3. Using the logbook API from Python
25. glom
25.1. Format of glom's output
26. unglom
27. The dumper program
27.1. Item dump formats and examples
28. The Event log program
29. The tcl server application
29.1. Tcl server package
30. CAEN V812 Constant Fraction Discriminator
31. N568B CAENnet shaping amplifier
32. VHS-40xxx SBS support.
33. cratelocator
34. Tcl access to the VME via the SBS interface
34.1. Incorporating Vme Tcl in your scripts
34.2. Sample programs that use the package
35. VM/CCUSB Firmware loaders
36. xlmload firmware loader for XLM modules via VM-USB controllers.
37. Sequencing runs
37.1. Configuring the sequencer.
37.2. Using the sequencer.
38. The ringselector application
39. Compatibility utilities
39.1. Format conversion with compatibilitybuffer
39.2. Writing event files with compatibilitylogger
39.3. Converting NSCLDAQ-V10.x data to NSCLDAQ-11.x data
39.4. Convenience scripts
39.5. BufferToRing
40. Providing EPICS channel information to Tcl Servers
41. The epics display utility
42. Epics Channel logging
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