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--- nmr_probes [2013/12/14 16:27]
pereira [Operation]
+++ nmr_probes [2013/12/14 16:29]
pereira [Troubleshooting]
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 ===== Matching =====
+The button labeled “Match” opens a new window for matching the dipoles by pairs (see picture below). The user has the possibility to match the dipoles to either Barney or to the average calculated from the present measurements. This last function is useful when the dipoles have been tweaked to adjust the position of the beam, leading to an unmatched pair of dipoles. Since matching the dipoles involves changing their fields, it is necessary to wait for the measuring loop to go over each dipole before the effect of matching can be observed.
 {{:wiki:NMR-matching.gif?550|Pannel to match dipoles.}}
-The button labeled “Match” opens a new window for matching the dipoles by pairs (see picture). The user has the possibility to match the dipoles to either Barney or to the average calculated from the present measurements. This last function is useful when the dipoles have been tweaked to adjust the position of the beam, leading to an unmatched pair of dipoles. Since matching the dipoles involves changing their fields, it is necessary to wait for the measuring loop to go over each dipole before the effect of matching can be observed.
 ===== Troubleshooting =====
-  * The NMR program is connected to the following devices and systems:
+The NMR program is connected to the following devices and systems:
   * The NMR module through a terminal server
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   * The EPICS system through the caRepeater process launched by the et_wish shell running the program
-Any of these connections can eventually be broken, and the program tries to catch the failures and report them to the user. However there are cases when the program “hangs” and need to be manually aborted. The little heart displayed at the top left corner of the oscilloscope display indicates the liveliness of the EPICS loop, as well as the liveliness of the program itself. If the heart stops beating for more than 10 seconds, it probably means the program is frozen. To restart it, simply click on the program's icon again, which will kill the existing process and start a new one.
+Any of these connections can eventually be broken, and the program tries to catch the failures and report them to the user. However there are cases when the program "hangs" and need to be manually aborted. The little heart displayed at the top left corner of the oscilloscope display indicates the liveliness of the EPICS loop, as well as the liveliness of the program itself. If the heart stops beating for more than 10 seconds, it probably means the program is frozen. To restart it, simply click on the program's icon again, which will kill the existing process and start a new one.
 In case nothing happens after clicking on the icon, the connection to the NMR module is probably locked and needs to be freed. To free it, type the following from any shell window (actual typing show in this font ):

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