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Then click the Select button and the gui will bring up a "Select Directory" dialog. Use that to navigate to the directory containing the xtc files you are interested in. For example:
 
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Then, select the run number you want from the drop-down, and press Run. The run will be processed as fast as possible unless the Throttle slider is moved to some value such as 60 Hz or 5 Hz, in which case a delay will be inserted after each datagram to keep the playback rate at the requested throttle rate.
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The rest of the GUI (starting with the Setup section) is the same as the online_ami program.
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There are some options that can be specified on the command line. These are listed when the \--h option is given:
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(psexport01./reg/g/pcds/dist/pds/3.2.13/build)$ ami/bin/i386-linux-dbg/offline_ami \-h
Usage: ami/bin/i386-linux-dbg/offline_ami \-p <xtc path>
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;\[-s <server mcast group>\]
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;\[-L <user plug-in path>\]
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;\[-o <filename for debugging messages>\]
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;\[-e <filename for error messages>\]
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If no options are given, the following defaults are used:
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Interface address: 127.0.0.1 (aka localhost/loopback)
Server mcast group: 239.255.242.0
User plug-in paths: none
Debugging messages go to console
Error messages go to console
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I have some more recent changes that haven’t made it into a build yet, most noticeably the progress bar that you can drag back and forwards (I’m still finishing that up).
Click the Select button and the program will bring up a "Select Directory" dialog. Use that to navigate to the directory containing the xtc files you are interested in. For example: !image-1.jpg|border=1!