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| ====== XLM Delay module ====== | ====== XLM Delay module ====== |
| The timing signals sent to the Phillips TDC, following the common start signal from the S800 trigger, must fit within the 400-ns TDC range. One complication arises from the fact that the S800 trigger delay is typically adjusted using the ULM trigger GUI during S800 tuning in order to set the trigger coincidence. As a consequence, all the timing signals going into the Phillips TDC must be delayed to match the TDC range. In order to facilitate this task, all the signals going into the Phillips TDC are previously sent to an XLMV72 programmable delayed module. The delays can be adjusted remotely by editing the configuration file **s800tdcdelayini.tcl** in directory **/user/s800/operations/daq/usb/Configs** | The timing signals sent to the [[Timing#Phillips TDC|Phillips TDC]], following the common TDC start from the ULM trigger module (output B5 in [[Trigger#Inputs and outputs|input/output table]]), must fit within the 400-ns TDC range. One complication arises from the fact that the delay of the S800 trigger (used as time reference to compute the ToF in SpecTcl) is typically adjusted during S800 tuning (e.g. in order to set the trigger coincidence with the ULM GUI). As a consequence, all the timing signals going into the Phillips TDC must be delayed to match the TDC range. In order to facilitate this task, all the signals going into the Phillips TDC are previously sent to an XLMV72 programmable delayed module. The delays can be adjusted remotely by editing the configuration file **s800tdcdelayini.tcl** in directory **/user/s800/operations/daq/usb/Configs** |
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