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| The offlineami tool allows you to display images from detectors seen in the daq. It displays only runs which have ended, not an ongoing run. In this sense it is a post-run player that gives you a quick overview of your data and lets you browse the different runs. |
Table of Contents
Prerequisites
Interactive remote environment
You will need an interactive ssh-based environment. We recommend NoMachine for all platforms, but unix-based operating systems are able to provide this interactive environment using cross-platform tools such as XQuartz for MacOS.
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> ssh -Y [unix-username]@pslogin.slac.stanford.edu |
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Defining the offlineami function
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in your .bashrc file
From a remote console (psnxserv or pslogin), make sure you are in your home directory:
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To avoid restarting the connection, you can use the following command that will apply the latest modification (once you have applied the procedure in this section, you do not need to apply it again):
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Launching offlineami
Accessing the psana server
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Launch the offlineami tool:
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> offlineami |
Two interactive windows will pop up:
- Env
- PS-Mon
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Displaying data
Selecting the dataset of your experiment
In the PS-Mon window, click on Change and a window will pop up.
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