man8/TRtaskSIM

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Name

TRtaskSIM - I/O simulation service for transient recorders

Synopsis

TRtaskSIM <argument list>

Description

This programs operates in reverse of TRtask. Instead of creating files and writing data into them as it is gathered from the CAMAC system this program reads previously created data files and processes them as though they were data from the CAMAC system. This allows software development in an environment without the hardware.

This program is part of the NEC AMS dosimetry system.

Arguments

Argument processing is done using Unix long argument syntax.

All of the parameters listed here are printed on stderr when the program starts, whether or not they were supplied on the command line.

--dbman_host <hn>

The host where dbman is running. If this argument is not supplied the default is "localhost" or the DBMAN_HOST environment variable.
--mbs_host <hn>

The host where MBSseqTask is running. If this argument is not supplied the default is "localhost" or the MBS_HOST environment variable.
--dose_host <hn>

The host where DOSEserv is running. If this argument is not supplied the default is "localhost" or the DOSE_HOST environment variable.
--drv <arg>

The driver key. If this argument is not supplied the default is "CAMAC".
-cmin <n>

The minimum crate number. If this argument is not supplied the default is 0.
--cmax <n>

The maximum crate number. If this argument is not supplied the default is 99.
--show_tbl

Enables printing of data tables where possible to stderr. By default this option is off.
--help

Prints out a help message.

4010 Device Types

4010le0v
4010 - tr le ch 0 vr
4010le1v
4010 - tr le ch 1 vr
4010le2v
4010 - tr le ch 2 vr
4010le3v
4010 - tr le ch 3 vr
4010le4v
4010 - tr le ch 4 vr
4010le5v
4010 - tr le ch 5 vr

4010he0v
4010 - tr he ch 0 vr
4010he1v
4010 - tr he ch 1 vr
4010he2v
4010 - tr he ch 2 vr
4010he3v
4010 - tr he ch 3 vr
4010he4v
4010 - tr he ch 4 vr
4010he5v
4010 - tr he ch 5 vr

4022 Device Types

4022le0v
4022 - tr le ch 0 vr
4022le1v
4022 - tr le ch 1 vr
4022le2v
4022 - tr le ch 2 vr
4022le3v
4022 - tr le ch 3 vr
4022le4v
4022 - tr le ch 4 vr
4022le5v
4022 - tr le ch 5 vr

4022he0v
4022 - tr he ch 0 vr
4022he1v
4022 - tr he ch 1 vr
4022he2v
4022 - tr he ch 2 vr
4022he3v
4022 - tr he ch 3 vr
4022he4v
4022 - tr he ch 4 vr
4022he5v
4022 - tr he ch 5 vr

Common Device Types

TRANle0c
- tr le ch 0 cr
TRANle1c
- tr le ch 1 cr
TRANle2c
- tr le ch 2 cr
TRANle3c
- tr le ch 3 cr
TRANle4c
- tr le ch 4 cr
TRANle5c
- tr le ch 5 cr

TRANhe0c
- tr he ch 0 cr
TRANhe1c
- tr he ch 1 cr
TRANhe2c
- tr he ch 2 cr
TRANhe3c
- tr he ch 3 cr
TRANhe4c
- tr he ch 4 cr
TRANhe5c
- tr he ch 5 cr

TRANle0a
- tr le ch 0 I avg
TRANle1a
- tr le ch 1 I avg
TRANle2a
- tr le ch 2 I avg
TRANle3a
- tr le ch 3 I avg
TRANle4a
- tr le ch 4 I avg
TRANle5a
- tr le ch 5 I avg

TRANhe0a
- tr he ch 0 I avg
TRANhe1a
- tr he ch 1 I avg
TRANhe2a
- tr he ch 2 I avg
TRANhe3a
- tr he ch 3 I avg
TRANhe4a
- tr he ch 4 I avg
TRANhe5a
- tr he ch 5 I avg

Examples

#
# this example pretends to service crates 1 thru 4
# dbman is running on the same host
# MBSseqTask is running on the same host
# DOSEserv is running on the same host
#
TRtaskSIM --cmin 1 --cmax 4

Manual page revision

$Id: TRtaskSIM.8,v 1.4 2007/07/18 15:57:39 mcnamer Exp $


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