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| ACCL | Used for everything in the RF system that is part of the general physics and operations interface at the cavity level. Also used for penetration |
| GUN | Used for everything in the gun |
| COLL | Used for Collimators |
| WIRE | Used for Fast wire scanners |
| TORO | Used for ICT |
| BEND | Used for Magnet |
| BLMO | |
| FARC | Used for Faraday Cup |
| ROOM | Used for Air sensors in tunnel/building |
| LLRF | Used for phase reference line |
| WATR | Water system |
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RTD Z location is co-related with https://slacspace.slac.stanford.edu/sites/lcls/lcls-2/as/controls/CD2/General/Naming/LCLS-II_Device_Names.xlsx (see AreaStartandEnd Tab for detail) to find the area name. The position field uses numbers ranging from 1 to 99 depending upon the instance of the sensor in the area. See See https://slacspace.slac.stanford.edu/sites/lcls/lcls-2/wd/dsg/Forms/AllItems.aspx, Naming Convention section 6.1.1 for detail.
Penetration sensor.
penetration Z location is co-related with https://slacspace.slac.stanford.edu/sites/lcls/lcls-2/as/controls/CD2/General/Naming/LCLS-II_Device_Names.xlsx (see AreaStartandEnd Tab for detail) to find the area name. The position field uses numbers ranging from 1 to 99 depending upon the instance of the penetration in the area. (please note all though penetrations are names with sector names, we will only use that as a description, but use area names as defined in the document above for the PV.)
Instance field will be used for penetration sensors as each penetration will have qty 3-6 sensors installed.
Penetration Z location information can be found here:
