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s800_daq_tools [2017/04/08 13:33] pereira [Trigger GUI] |
s800_daq_tools [2017/06/16 18:22] pereira [Readout GUI] |
* [[#Trigger GUI]] | * [[#Trigger GUI]] |
* [[#Scaler Display]] | * [[#Scaler Display]] |
| * [[#Running in Slave mode with multilogger]] |
* [[#Troubleshooting]] | * [[#Troubleshooting]] |
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==== Readout GUI ==== | ==== Running in Slave mode with multilogger ==== |
The S800 Readout GUI is invoked by either clicking the icon **S800 DAQ** in the desktop of [[Software#u6pc5 (data U6)|u6pc5]] or by navigating in a Linux terminal to the directory **/user/s800/converged_daq** and typing ''godaq''. The Readout GUI window will appear with three tags labeled "main", "SSHPipe@localhost:0", and "SSHPipe@localhost:1". The first one provides general information about the ReadoutGUI. The second and third tabs provide information about the data sources (from the CCUSB and VMUSB controllers). **IMPORTANT NOTE:** When running Readout GUI, make sure that the environment variables needed by the system are properly defined. This can be done from a Linux session connected to spdaq19 by typing: ''. /usr/opt/nscldaq/xxxx/daqsetup.bash'', where ''xxxx'' is the nscldaq version (xxx = 11.0-020, on Feb 2016). | The S800 Readout GUI is invoked by either clicking the icon **S800 DAQ** in the desktop of [[Software#u6pc5 (data U6)|u6pc5]] or by navigating in a Linux terminal to the directory **/user/s800/converged_daq** and typing ''godaq''. The Readout GUI window will appear with three tags labeled "main", "SSHPipe@localhost:0", and "SSHPipe@localhost:1". The first one provides general information about the ReadoutGUI. The second and third tabs provide information about the data sources (from the CCUSB and VMUSB controllers). **IMPORTANT NOTE:** When running Readout GUI, make sure that the environment variables needed by the system are properly defined. This can be done from a Linux session connected to spdaq19 by typing: ''. /usr/opt/nscldaq/xxxx/daqsetup.bash'', where ''xxxx'' is the nscldaq version (xxx = 11.0-020, on Feb 2016). |
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