CAEN SY527 Mainframe - Revision history

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	Mainframe manual [https://~~clonwiki~~.jlab.org/wiki/clondocs/Docs/caen_SY527.pdf (pdf)]		Mainframe manual [https://clonwiki0.jlab.org/wiki/clondocs/Docs/caen_SY527.pdf (pdf)]

	Distribution boards manual [https://~~clonwiki~~.jlab.org/wiki/clondocs/Docs/527dsbor_rev1.pdf (pdf)] (A932, A933, A934, A938, A944)		Distribution boards manual [https://clonwiki0.jlab.org/wiki/clondocs/Docs/527dsbor_rev1.pdf (pdf)] (A932, A933, A934, A938, A944)

	'''After-repare procedures:'''		'''After-repare procedures:'''

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	'''After-repare procedures:'''		'''After-repare procedures:'''

	If mainframe or board was replaced, it may be necessary to restore defaul values. It can be done by doing 'tsconnect dccntrl' and typing following commands on vxWorks prompt (ignore upcoming caenet error messages):		If mainframe or board was replaced, it may be necessary to restore defaul values. It can be done by doing 'tsconnect dccntrl' from clon10 or clon00 and typing following commands on vxWorks prompt (ignore upcoming caenet error messages):

	dc_set_mainframe1_v0 - restore V0 values in mainframe 1		dc_set_mainframe1_v0 - restore V0 values in mainframe 1

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	dc_set_mainframe4		dc_set_mainframe4

	Experts may want to use low-level functions:		Experts may want to use low-level functions (dchv config files must be in ''$CLON_PARMS/dchv/vme'' directory):

	dc_set_default(char *file) - set ALL values for channels specified in 'file' which is standard DC config file with extension 'iconf'		dc_set_default(char *file) - set ALL values for channels specified in 'file' which is standard DC config file with extension 'iconf'

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	The same for mainframes 3 and 4.		The same for mainframes 3 and 4.

	To restore ALL values for particular mainframe following commands can be used, but it ~~will be better~~ to use previous commands and do it value-by-value:		To restore ALL values for particular mainframe following commands can be used (but it is more reliable to use previous commands and do it value-by-value):

	dc_set_mainframe1		dc_set_mainframe1

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	dc_set_mainframe1_name - restore channel names in mainframe 1		dc_set_mainframe1_name - restore channel names in mainframe 1

	The same for mainframes 3 and 4. To restore ALL values for particular mainframe following commands can be used:		The same for mainframes 3 and 4.

			To restore ALL values for particular mainframe following commands can be used, but it will be better to use previous commands and do it value-by-value:

	dc_set_mainframe1		dc_set_mainframe1

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	'''After-repare procedures:'''		'''After-repare procedures:'''

	If mainframe or board was replaced, it may be necessary to restore defaul values. It can be done by doing 'tsconnect dccntrl' and typing following commands on vxWorks prompt:		If mainframe or board was replaced, it may be necessary to restore defaul values. It can be done by doing 'tsconnect dccntrl' and typing following commands on vxWorks prompt (ignore upcoming caenet error messages):

	dc_set_mainframe1_v0 - restore V0 values in mainframe 1		dc_set_mainframe1_v0 - restore V0 values in mainframe 1

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	code = 0x19 - sets channel name		code = 0x19 - sets channel name

			Serial connections to mainframes can be used to monitor mainframes:

			tsconnect caenhv1
			tsconnect caenhv3
			tsconnect caenhv4

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	dc_set_default(char *file) - set ALL values for channels specified in 'file' which is standard DC config file with extension 'iconf'		dc_set_default(char *file) - set ALL values for channels specified in 'file' which is standard DC config file with extension 'iconf'

	set_default(char *file, code) - the same as previous but set only ONE value specified by 'code' in according to the following:		set_default(char *file, int code) - the same as previous but set only ONE value specified by 'code' in according to the following:
	code = 0x10 - sets V0		code = 0x10 - sets V0
	code = 0x11 - sets V1		code = 0x11 - sets V1

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	'''After-repare procedures:'''		'''After-repare procedures:'''

	If mainframe or board was replaced, it may be necessary to restore defaul values. It can be done by 'tsconnect dccntrl' and typing following commands:		If mainframe or board was replaced, it may be necessary to restore defaul values. It can be done by doing 'tsconnect dccntrl' and typing following commands on vxWorks prompt:

	dc_set_mainframe1_v0 - restore V0 values in mainframe 1		dc_set_mainframe1_v0 - restore V0 values in mainframe 1

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	dc_set_mainframe3		dc_set_mainframe3
	dc_set_mainframe4		dc_set_mainframe4

			Experts may want to use low-level functions:

			dc_set_default(char *file) - set ALL values for channels specified in 'file' which is standard DC config file with extension 'iconf'

			set_default(char *file, code) - the same as previous but set only ONE value specified by 'code' in according to the following:
			code = 0x10 - sets V0
			code = 0x11 - sets V1
			code = 0x12 - sets I0
			code = 0x13 - sets I1
			code = 0x14 - sets VMAX
			code = 0x15 - sets RUP
			code = 0x16 - sets RDWN
			code = 0x17 - sets TRIP
			code = 0x19 - sets channel name