Page History
...
Use the same command with the "-e" option to see epics detector names (see "Detector Interface" example below). These are slowly varying variables (like temperatures) that are not strongly time correlated with the regular per-shot detector data:
Code Block |
---|
(ps-4.35.210) psanagpu102psanagpu101:lcls2$~$ detnames -e exp=tmoc00118,run=222,dir=/cds/data/psdm/prj/public01/xtc | more ------------------------------------- Name | Data Type ------------------------------------- StaleFlags Detector Name | raw Keithley_SumEpics Name | raw IM2K4_XrayPower | raw IM3K4_ ----------------------------------------------------------------- StaleFlags | Keithley_Sum | EM2K0:XGMD:HPS:KeithleySum IM2K4_XrayPower | IM2K4:PPM:SPM:VOLT_RBV IM3K4_XrayPower | IM3K4:PPM:SPM:VOLT_RBV IM4K4_XrayPower | rawIM4K4:PPM:SPM:VOLT_RBV etc. |
From Note that either of these names ("Detector Name" or "Epics Name") can be used with the Detector Interface described below. From within python the above information can be obtained as a dictionary using "run.epicsinfo".
...
Overview
Content Tools