 22 Apr 2010, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Customized "Start" page
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Dear All,
After clicking the "Start" button, there is a page for the operator to change some
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24 Jun 2010, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Error connecting to back-end computer
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Dear All,
This is my first time running an experiment on separate computers. I followed
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 27 Jun 2010, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Error connecting to back-end computer
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> Hi, there. I have not recently run mserver through inetd, and we usually do not do
> that at TRIUMF. We do this:
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28 Jun 2010, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Error connecting to back-end computer
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> The way connections work under Midas is there is a callback scheme. The client starts
> mserver on the back-end, then the back-end connects back to the front-end on three
> different ports. These ports are assigned dynamically by the operating system and are
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18 May 2011, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, simple example frontend for V1720 
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[quote="Jianglai Liu"]Hi,
Who has a good example of a frontend program using CAEN V1718 VME-USB bridge and
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17 Jun 2011, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Cannot open input file (file too large?)
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Dear All,
I got a "Cannot open input file" error when I tried to analyze a .mid.gz file with
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20 Jun 2011, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Cannot open input file (file too large?)
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Dear All,
Thanks Konstantin Olchanski for providing me a hint. The file can be opened now after I
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12 Aug 2012, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, simple example frontend for V1720
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[quote="Carl Blaksley"][quote="Jimmy Ngai"][quote="Jianglai Liu"]Hi,
Who has a good example of a frontend program using CAEN V1718 VME-USB bridge and
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10 May 2011, Jianglai Liu, Forum, simple example frontend for V1720
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Hi,
Who has a good example of a frontend program using CAEN V1718 VME-USB bridge and
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24 May 2011, Jianglai Liu, Forum, simple example frontend for V1720
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Thanks all for the kind help. This did point me to the right direction. I was now able to make v1720.c as well as my MIDAS frontend (thanks to
Jimmy's example) talking to V1720, and read out the waveform bank.
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29 Jul 2015, Javier Praena, Forum, error
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Hello, I am new in the forum. We are running an experiment for a week with no
problems. Now we add a detector a we found an error. Even we come back to our
previous configuration the error continues appearing. Please, may someone help
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10 Mar 2004, Jan Wouters, , Creation of secondary Midas output file.
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Dear Midas Team,
I have run into a problem with Midas and was wondering if you could explain what I
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04 Nov 2004, Jan Wouters, Forum, Frontend code and the ODB
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I would like to know whether all parameters used by the frontend code have to be in the "Experiment/
Run Parameters" section. This section can become big and difficult to maintain, because it is one single
big section of experim.h (EXP_PARAM_DEFINED). I have parameters the various frontends read at the
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14 Dec 2004, Jan Wouters, Forum, Frontend index
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What is the api call to determine the index of the frontend when specifying the
-i parameter during execution of the frontend? |
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16 Dec 2004, Jan Wouters, Forum, cm_msg
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Could someone please explain to me how cm_msg, cm_msg1, etc. all work. The
documentation is very terse.
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19 Nov 2021, Jacob Thorne, Forum, Sequencer error with ODB Inc
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Hi,
I am having problems with the midas sequencer, here is my code:
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05 Sep 2024, Jack Carlton, Forum, Python frontend rate limitations?
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I'm trying to get a sense of the rate limitations of a python frontend. I
understand this will vary from system to system.
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05 Sep 2024, Jack Carlton, Forum, Python frontend rate limitations?
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Thank you, this was very helpful.
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06 Sep 2024, Jack Carlton, Forum, Python frontend rate limitations?
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Thanks for the responses, they were very helpful.
>First the general advice: if you reduce the "period" of your equipment, then your function will get called more frequently. You can set it to 0 and we'll |
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05 Nov 2024, Jack Carlton, Forum, How to properly write a client listens for events on a given buffer?
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If there's some template for writing a client to access event data, that would be
very useful (and you can probably just ignore the context I gave below in that
case).
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