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# You need to be logged on to the a-onl account
 
# You need to be logged on to the a-onl account
 
#* <font face="Courier">ssh –X aonl2 –l a-onl</font>
 
#* <font face="Courier">ssh –X aonl2 –l a-onl</font>
#Make sure CODA is running with beam on
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# If part of a [[Beam Recovery]] procedure, make sure you have taken a CODA run in [[CODA#Starting Counting Mode DAQ CODA | counting mode]] for the LHRS
#* The Counting DAQ, not the Parity DAQ. You'll need some triggers (adjust prescale factors to get at least 50 Hz of something, if possible).
 
 
#Then type either:
 
#Then type either:
 
#* <font face="Courier"> spot_L ''run#'' </font> for the LHRS (Recommended) <p> <font face="Courier"> spot_R ''run#'' </font> for the RHRS </p>
 
#* <font face="Courier"> spot_L ''run#'' </font> for the LHRS (Recommended) <p> <font face="Courier"> spot_R ''run#'' </font> for the RHRS </p>

Revision as of 11:52, 17 June 2019

In the process of editing and updating this page. Please contact Juliette Mammei crowder@jlab.org with questions or suggestions.

PREX Main<< Information for Shift Takers << Shift Leader << HOW TOs

How To Run spot++

  1. You need to be logged on to the a-onl account
    • ssh –X aonl2 –l a-onl
  2. If part of a Beam Recovery procedure, make sure you have taken a CODA run in counting mode for the LHRS
  3. Then type either:
    • spot_L run# for the LHRS (Recommended)

      spot_R run# for the RHRS

    • If no run # is given, analyzes last run taken
  4. Plots should pop up after a few seconds
  5. When prompted, type y or n to upload the plots to the Elog (or not)


Notes to be incorporated into the above list:

  • Need a link to how to run the HRS CODA
  • You can get "strange printouts" of errors if you only type spot++ and the last run was for R-HRS, so it's clearer to do what is listed above than to use spot++. (note, this is because spot++ is actually spot_L).
  • Hint: Type "spot help" to learn more options.

More Info

What do the plots mean?

Need to put examples of output when we have them

BPMA y vs x: Shows the beam location at BPM A

BPMA x: Shows the number of events at each x value in BPM A

BPMA y: Shows the number of events at each y value in BPM A

BPMB y vs x, BPMB x, BPMB y: Same as above but for BPM B

Beam at target y vs x, …x, …y: Same as above for at the target

BPMA Antenna 1, 2, 3, 4: Signal at the four wires of BPM A, one for X+, X-, Y+, Y-, respectively

BPMB Antenna 1, 2, 3, 4: Same as above but for BPM B