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This key in the [[#Statistics subtree|Statistics]] subtree contains the number of events of [[#Event ID|Event ID]] sent. It is filled by the system and used for display on [[mhttpd]] status page. | This key in the [[#Statistics subtree|Statistics]] subtree contains the number of events of [[#Event ID|Event ID]] sent. It is filled by the system and used for display on [[mhttpd]] status page. See [[#Example Statistics subtree|example]] above. | ||
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Revision as of 16:58, 11 June 2014
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Purpose
The ODB /Equipment tree contains user and system information related to a frontend.
Creating the /Equipment tree
An empty /Equipment tree will be created by mlogger.
If an Equipment is defined in Frontend user code, the first time the frontend is run, that equipment will be created in the ODB as a subtree under the /Equipment tree with the values supplied in the Frontend user code.
Example of /Equipment tree
The following is an example of the /Equipment tree from an experiment obtained with the odbedit ls command listing all the defined equipments in the experiment :
[local:pol:S]Settings>ls /Equipment -l Key name Type #Val Size Last Opn Mode Value --------------------------------------------------------------------------- POL_ACQ DIR Scaler DIR Trigger DIR VME DIR SisPulser DIR INFO DIR HISTO DIR
The following is a listing of one of the equipments in the /Equipment tree shown above :
[local:pol:S]Settings>ls /Equipment/info/ -lr
Key name Type #Val Size Last Opn Mode Value
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
INFO DIR
Common DIR
Event ID WORD 1 2 9h 0 RWD 3
Trigger mask WORD 1 2 9h 0 RWD 8
Buffer STRING 1 32 9h 0 RWD SYSTEM
Type INT 1 4 9h 0 RWD 1
Source INT 1 4 9h 0 RWD 0
Format STRING 1 8 9h 0 RWD MIDAS
Enabled BOOL 1 4 9h 0 RWD y
Read on INT 1 4 9h 0 RWD 257
Period INT 1 4 9h 0 RWD 100
Event limit DOUBLE 1 8 9h 0 RWD 0
Num subevents DWORD 1 4 9h 0 RWD 0
Log history INT 1 4 2h 0 RWD 1
Frontend host STRING 1 32 9h 0 RWD lxpol.triumf.ca
Frontend name STRING 1 32 9h 0 RWD pol_fevme
Frontend file name STRING 1 256 9h 0 RWD pol_fevme.cxx
Status STRING 1 256 9h 0 RWD pol_fevme@lxpol.triumf.ca
Status color STRING 1 32 9h 0 RWD #00FF00
Hidden BOOL 1 4 9h 0 RWD n
Variables DIR
DBUG FLOAT 10 4 8h 0 RWD
[0] 0
[1] 101
[2] 2121
[3] 2121
[4] 101
[5] 2
[6] 4
[7] 1
[8] 1
[9] 0
CYCL FLOAT 10 4 8h 0 RWD
[0] 1
[1] 3520
[2] 176
[3] 20
[4] 30
[5] 176
[6] 3520
[7] 1
[8] 0.05
[9] 0.0522
SUMS DOUBLE 4 8 8h 0 RWD
[0] 0
[1] 10000
[2] 0
[3] 0
Statistics DIR
Events sent DOUBLE 1 8 8h 0 RWD 176
Events per sec. DOUBLE 1 8 8h 0 RWD 0
kBytes per sec. DOUBLE 1 8 8h 0 RWD 0
Settings DIR
Names DBUG STRING 12 32 9h 0 RWD
[0] Data still buffered
[1] Num SIS LNE events
[2] LNE count from SIS
[3] LNE preset value
[4] number of bins
[5] data bytes code
[6] num enabled channels
[7] discard first bin
[8] discard first cycle
[9] not used
[10] not used
[11] not used
Names CYCL STRING 12 32 9h 0 RWD
[0] Scan type code
[1] Number good cycles
[2] Number supercycles
[3] Cycle num within supercycle
[4] Sweep number
[5] Num cycles skipped
[6] Num cycles histogrammed
[7] DAC Increment number
[8] DAC Set Value (volts)
[9] DAC Readback (volts)
[10] not used
[11] not used
Names SUMS STRING 4 32 9h 0 RWD
[0] SC Sum ch17
[1] SC Sum ch18
[2] SC Sum ch19
[3] SC Sum ch20
Keys in the /Equipment ODB tree
<equipment-name> subtree
This subtree in the /Equipment ODB tree The /Equipment ODB tree will be named for an Equipment defined in the Frontend user code. No two subtrees in an experiment can have the same name. An <equipment-name> subtree will be present for every defined equipment in all the frontend(s) run on the experiment. The subtree will be created the first time the defining frontend is run. Note that if these parameters are later changed in the ODB, they will not be overwritten by the values in the frontend if the frontend is restarted.
Common subtree
This subtree in an /Equipment/<equipment-name> subtree contains the parameters used by the system to process the Equipment. The values of the Common parameters are initially defined in the Equipment List Parameters in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Event ID
- Type: WORD
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree contains the Event ID of this equipment. See EventID for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Trigger mask
- Type: WORD
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree contains the Trigger mask of this equipment. See TriggerMask for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Buffer
- Type: STRING
- Default: "SYSTEM"
This key in the Common subtree contains the Buffer parameter of this equipment. See
Buffer for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment. For Events that are to be logged as banks, Buffer is set to "SYSTEM".
Type
- Type: INT
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree contains the Type of this equipment. See Type for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment. The Type is one of the defined Equipment Flags.
Source
- Type: INT
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree contains the Interrupt or Event Source of this equipment. See Source for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Format
- Type: STRING
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree contains the data format used for generating the event of this equipment. See Format for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Enabled
- Type: BOOL
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree indicated whether this equipment is active. See Enabled for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Read on
- Type: INT
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree specifies when the read-out of an event occurs or is enabled. It is set to one or a combination of ReadOn Flags. See Read on for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Period
- Type: INT
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree specifies the time interval or time-out. See Period for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Event limit
- Type: DOUBLE
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree specifies the time interval or time-out. See Event limit for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Num subevents
- Type: DWORD
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree enables the super-event capability. See Number of subevents for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Log history
- Type: INT
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree enables the History System for this equipment. See Log History for details.
The initial value of this parameter is defined by the Equipment List in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
Frontend host
- Type: STRING
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree contains the name of the Frontend host running the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
It is filled by the system.
Frontend name
- Type: STRING
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree contains the Frontend name defined in the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
It is filled by the system.
Frontend file name
- Type: STRING
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree contains the filename of the Frontend user code that defines this particular equipment.
It is filled by the system.
Status
- Type: STRING
- Default:
This key in the Common subtree contains the combination of Frontend name and Frontend host Frontend host that define this particular equipment. It is filled by the system and used by mhttpd status page.
Status color
- Type: STRING
- Default: "#00FF00"
This key in the Common subtree contains a colour code to be used for the display of this equipment on the mhttpd status page.
Hidden
- Type: BOOL
- Default: "n"
This key in the Common subtree if set to "y" will prevent the display of this equipment on the mhttpd status page.
Variables subtree
- Type: DIR
This is a subtree in the /Equipment ODB Tree.
If either
- the Read on parameter contains the RO_ODB flag or
- Log history is enabled,
the event data will be copied to the ODB and listed in this subtree.
In that case, this subtree will contain array(s) of event data named for the bankname(s) in the readout function (see Frontend user code#Event Readout routine. See example above.
Statistics subtree
- Type: DIR
This subtree in the /Equipment ODB Tree contains statistics written by the system.
Events sent subtree
- Type: DOUBLE
This key in the Statistics subtree contains the number of events of Event ID sent. It is filled by the system and used for display on mhttpd status page. See example above.
Events per sec subtree
- Type: DOUBLE
This key in the Statistics subtree contains the number of events of Event ID sent per second. It is filled by the system and used for display on mhttpd status page.
kBytes per sec subtree
- Type: DOUBLE
This key in the Statistics subtree contains the number of kBytes per second for events of Event ID sent. It is filled by the system and used for display on mhttpd status page.
Settings subtree
- Type: DIR
This subtree in the /Equipment ODB Tree contains user-defined settings, some of which may be used by the system. Any values defined in this subtree will appear in experim.h files.
<Names> subtree
- Type: STRING (ARRAY)
These optional key(s) in the Settings subtree if present are used to define the names of variables in the Variables subtree. If more than one bank is defined, there will be multiple keys named for the bankname, which will be arrays whose elements contain the name of each variable in the bank. These keys are added by the user.
The Names array(s) if present will be used by mhttpd in the display of the Equipment variables, and by the History System to generate tags. See example above.