Instructions (by Davide Caforio)

  1. Open the fwDIP.pnl: from the GEDI panel, Module->Vision then in the
    Project tab select the fwComponents folder of your project. A list of
    folders will then appear in the upper tab: double click on fwDIP, then
    double click on fwDIP.pnl
  2. Click on the Edit tab, then on the right of the DIP Edit item select
    Publications, on the right of "on" select the DIP config file: there
    should be a default config file which comes together with the DIP package,
    namely DIPConfig_1: select this.
  3. Create a new publication: click on "New Publication", in the pop up
    window insert a name similar to that used by LUCID, e.g.
    "dip/ATLAS/<subdetector-name>/LuminosityScan" (but you are free of using a
    different name. Anyway the first two terms have to be kept: "dip/ATLAS/").
  4. Choose the datapoint you want to publish (i.e. the one which contains
    the information about the luminosity) in the DPE tab by simply clicking on
    the button on the right of the tab (the dpSelector will appear), put a
    description in the Tag tab (e.g. HitRates or Coincidences) and then finish
    by clickinh on "Save changes". A new line should then appear on the
    tabular. You may get some messages concerning the API manager and the
    Config file: ignore them. The publication is still not active until you
    run the DIP manager in the console:
  5. From the Console panel, open the config file (click on the third icon
    on the upper side of the panel) and insert, if missing, the following
    lines:
    [dip_1]
    #begin fwDIP
    #This should not be edited manually
    #if the component is empty it means that the parametrization is already
    #done in the section
    DIPConfig = "DIPConfig_1"
    #end fwDIP
    
    Save and close the file.
  6. In the Console panel, add the DIP manager: select the Start mode
    "always", then edit the Options tab as follows: -dip_dp_config DIPConfig_1
  7. After that the manager should start automatically: check the Log Viewer
    for error messages.
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