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Diagnostic Software Utilities
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Example:
-> VERSION
EDC Board
Hardware version 9EDC0654-B05
Software version 7CTL0079-A00-b3
Compile time Dec 1 2000 - 09:51:20
-hv {value} Set high voltage to specified value. If no value is specified, the actual high-
voltage setting is printed. This is useful when troubleshooting techniques
require the detector high voltage to be changed. The alternative method is
to edit the
hvcal.dat
file on the acquisition PC and load tables.
Example:
-> hv
High Voltage = 1200 V
or
-> hv 1200
High Voltage = 1200 V
-pmt {number}
{value}
Set PMT gain value. If number is zero, all PMTs will be set to the same
value. If no value is specified, the current gain setting will be printed. This
is useful when attempting to manually change a specific PMT gain value or
print the current loaded values.
Example:
-> PMT
PMT gain:
1:947 424 533 402 560 525
7:648 374 334 281 180 346
13:380 211 383 525 377 298
19:233 350 273 233 206 537
-wp Print PMT work points. This is useful to determine if PMT gains are under
control. All 24 WP numbers must be in the range 20 to 150.
Example:
-> WP
PMT Workpoints
1: 70 82 83 76 71 65
7: 72 66 76 90 72 83
13: 63 86 77 109 66 81
19: 71 57 77 97 72 76
Note . When reading the PMT workpoints, the order of the row number (1,
7, 13, 19) is reversed.
-dyncor
{selector}
{value}
Set the selected DYNCOR value. If no value is specified, the current
values will be printed. Do the printing to see which selector to use. This is
useful to determine if the DYNCOR calibration file is properly loaded.