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1. AC Rates (using Timeslot 3 and 6): 0Hz, 1Hz, 10Hz, 30Hz, 60Hz, 90Hz, 110Hz, 119Hz, 120Hz 
2. Fixed Rates: 0Hz, 1Hz ,10Hz, 50Hz, 100Hz, 120Hz, 200Hz, 500Hz, 1KHz, 1.4KHz, 5KHZ, 10KHz, 23KHz, 33KHz(special req. not in Tab 4 from PRD), 46KHz, 93KHz (special req. not in Tab 4 from PRD), 464KHz, 929KHz  

The patterns a1) can be interleaved between multiple destinations (SC_DIAG0, SC_BSYD, SC_HXR, SC_SXR, SC_DASEL) up to max 120Hz total. 

The patterns b2) can also be interleaved between multiple destinations (SC_DIAG0, SC_BSYD, SC_HXR, SC_SXR, SC_DASEL) up to max 929KHz. 

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1) Access the timing trigger displays

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$TOOLS/pydm/display/evnt/tprDiag.ui & $TOOLS/pydm/display/evnt/tprDiagExp.ui 

*Add Example to how to open related display tprTrigger

*Autogen display from DB

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2)General TPR Setup:

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Example = 112597 nsec BPMS Message Dealy set in Diag0

Set through caput!

2b)Setup TPR Trigger

The Triggers are linked to the firmware by the Firmware Engineer, talk to the Firmware Engineer to find out what is associated with each Trigger and then set meaningful names to each trigger  "Desc".

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*Change the TWID and TDES to enterable fields → Verify that SYS0 and SYS2 does update with Mode switching

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$TOOLS/pydm/display/evnt/tprDiag.ui

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AC Rates are  0.5Hz, 1Hz, 5Hz, 10Hz, 30Hz, 60Hz → To achieve 120Hz INCLUDE TIMESLOT MASK TS3 and 6!

*0.5Hz Please review DB → Should that be there?

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Exp Rate → THIS SECTION NEEDS EDITS! Apologies...

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Ch Enabled → Only when you are done configuring, to avoid high undesired triggers on your device!

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3d)

Trigger on special bits like the Calibration Bit for BPMS → Control Sequence Setup

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Seq = # and bit = #  & EXCLUDE dest = # this provides the out of time trigger. 

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3e)Trigger on a SYS BSA Buffer at 1Hz, 10Hz, 100Hz → Control Sequence Setup

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