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* If you want help installing CODA and the relevant environment software on a local machine, contact [https://userweb.jlab.org/~moffit/ Bryan Moffit].
 
* If you want help installing CODA and the relevant environment software on a local machine, contact [https://userweb.jlab.org/~moffit/ Bryan Moffit].
 
** The CODA (2.6.2 - relevant to Prex DAQ) software is documented and has an installation guide on the [https://coda.jlab.org/drupal/content/coda-26-release CODA Website].
 
** The CODA (2.6.2 - relevant to Prex DAQ) software is documented and has an installation guide on the [https://coda.jlab.org/drupal/content/coda-26-release CODA Website].
** Chandan Ghosh has written a full installation process documentation guide for the Stony Brook group's [https://kk-router.physics.sunysb.edu ELOG] which is also available [[CODA_Installation_Guide|here]].
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** Chandan Ghosh will write a full installation process documentation guide for the Stony Brook group's [https://kk-router.physics.sunysb.edu ELOG] which will also be available [[CODA_Installation_Guide|here]].
 
* [[NFS_Installation_Guide|Installing an NFS file server]] on a machine (for use in serving Centos OS and CODA files for installation and booting).
 
* [[NFS_Installation_Guide|Installing an NFS file server]] on a machine (for use in serving Centos OS and CODA files for installation and booting).
 
* Hall A Counting House [[media:HelicityUsersGuideFeb4.pdf|Helicity Control Board User's Guide]].
 
* Hall A Counting House [[media:HelicityUsersGuideFeb4.pdf|Helicity Control Board User's Guide]].

Revision as of 23:10, 29 July 2018

Documentation for the DAQ systems is curated here

Important Resources

DAQ Experts

Shift Operators

FAQ and common problems and solutions

  • If you want help installing CODA and the relevant environment software on a local machine, contact Bryan Moffit.
    • The CODA (2.6.2 - relevant to Prex DAQ) software is documented and has an installation guide on the CODA Website.
    • Chandan Ghosh will write a full installation process documentation guide for the Stony Brook group's ELOG which will also be available here.
  • Installing an NFS file server on a machine (for use in serving Centos OS and CODA files for installation and booting).
  • Hall A Counting House Helicity Control Board User's Guide.

Goals for PrexII running

  • Work on the Parity DAQ to bring the Trigger Supervisor (TS) into its proper overseer role
    • ✓ This requires shifting from COMPTON to ADAQ3 computer and verifying all connections and .crl files behave as expected (completed in 5-23-2018 meeting)
    • ✓ Set up Trigger Supervisor DAQ to communicate correctly with Injector DAQ from ADAQ3 computer
    • ✓ Set up Counting Room DAQ and add to TS (should be easy)
    • ✓ Set up RHRS DAQ and add to TS (completed in 5-24-2018 meeting)
    • ✓ Set up LHRS DAQ (completed in 5-25-2018 meeting) with new QWeak ADCs, connect it to RHRS, and add to TS (completed in 5-31-2018 meeting)
  • We want an automated system that will vastly simplify the life of WACs (Fall 2018) - see June 1 2018 afternoon meeting for more
    • It should read information from CODA, EPICS, and shift operator schedules as runs start and stop
    • It should make standard analysis plots
    • And it should display these diagnostic and physics results on a collaboration viewable webpage
    • This will likely involve mimicking the existing ELOG automated systems
  • We should rewrite the existing PAN (Parity ANalyzer) into JAPAN (Just Another Parity ANalyzer)
    • This is partly to update the codebase to incorporate the QWeak analysis updates
    • And also to build expertise and familiarity in the current collaboration
    • JAPAN is currently in development at www.github.com/JeffersonLab/Japan

DAQ Testing and Commissioning

Main Article - DAQ Testing