Starting web GUI for DAQ

 use your browser to start with fastX3: https://fastx3.slac.stanford.edu:3300/session/ 

start a new session, and launch a desktop

right click the desktop, and start a terminal: 

ssh to rddev111:  ssh -Y rddev111: 

start firefox with address: firefox http://localhost:5007/main_SP


If you need to work for the DAQ development, you can start firefox with http://localhost:5008/main_DAQRD

Detector Power Supply Control and Live-Camera

Choose the "Detector Power" Tag


There are 3 buttons for LV power cycle/on/off


You can read the LV power supply status with the Live-Camera


Run Scan for Rd53 FE

Choose the "Scan Control" Tag at first:


Click the "Start Scan" button, and waiting about ~10 sec for digital/analog scan

Some scan information, like scan number, scanType, and scan time are shown in text

The Occupancy map for the digital scan will show on the left.


Appendix:

RCE Node Control simple mode

RCE Node Control advanced mode

firefox open http://localhost:5009/main_RCEAdm


Starting bokeh server

go to your host-PC, git clone the YARR devel_python branch: https://gitlab.cern.ch/YARR/YARR/-/tree/devel_python

start bokeh server:  <YOUR YARR PATH>/src/python/startServer.sh


Manually stop bokeh server

run Cmd "ps -ef|grep bokeh" to get the bokeh process ID.

run Cmd "kill -9 <ID>" to keep the bokeh process. 


Create a python virtual env for the bokeh server

go to your host-PC, and a working folder (your user folder, for example)

run Cmd:

1) python3 -m venv bokeh-env

2) source <your folder>/bokeh-env/bin/activate

3) (this is only needed for the first time) install the module:  pip3 install bokeh matplotlib seaborn paho-mqtt


Starting Mosquitto MQTT Broker on host PC

go to your host-PC,

change to admin account, root, for example

run cmd: service mosquitto start

reference: http://www.steves-internet-guide.com/install-mosquitto-linux/




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