When the program ~sysuser/exe/house
is executed, it produces two files:
data_1.xdf
and data_1
. Both files are in the directory
~sysuser/house_keeping
. data_1.xdf
is in the Staf table
format for use; data_1
is an ASCII file. Whenever house
is run,
the output is appended to the end of the data_1
file.
The data appended to the ASCII file looks like this:
Fri Nov 8 12:00:02 1996 6.22-6.28-4.98-2.39-3.90 21.76 21.70 1016 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4.92-5.07 4.95-5.02 0.47 0.46 4.93-5.06 4.93-5.05 4.91-5.04-4.78-4.54-4.34-4.23-4.08-3.99 Here is the order of the numbers (starting with 6.22, -6.28, -4.98....): Name number in the above example ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cable voltage 1 (+7.5V) | 6.22 Cable voltage 2 (-7.5V) | -6.28 | RDO Vcc (+5V logic) | -4.98 RDO Vcc (-2.4V Logic) | -2.39 RDO Vcc (-5.0V logic) | -3.90 | Temperature 1 | 21.76 Temperature 2 | 21.70 | VDC (pulser calib voltage) | 1016 | section 1 ON/OFF | 1 section 2 ON/OFF | 1 section 3 ON/OFF | 1 section 4 ON/OFF | 1 section 5 ON/OFF | 1 section 6 ON/OFF | 1 section 7 ON/OFF | 1 section 8 ON/OFF | 1 section 9 ON/OFF | 1 | Section 1 Vdd(+5v) | 4.92 Section 1 Vee(-5V) | -5.07 | Section 2 Vdd(+5v) | 4.95 Section 2 Vee(-5V) | -5.07 | Section 3 Vdd(+5v) | 0.47 Section 3 Vee(-5V) | 0.46 | Section 4 Vdd(+5v) | 4.93 Section 4 Vee(-5V) | -5.06 | Section 5 Vdd(+5v) | 4.93 Section 5 Vee(-5V) | -5.05 | Section 6 Vdd(+5v) | 4.91 Section 6 Vee(-5V) | -5.04 | Section 7 Vdd(+5v) | -4.78 Section 7 Vee(-5V) | -4.54 | Section 8 Vdd(+5v) | -4.34 Section 8 Vee(-5V) | -4.23 | Section 9 Vdd(+5V) | -4.08 Section 9 Vdd(+5V) | -3.99
Note: It is possible to change the names of the files or have them put into different directories.
Written: John Meier (file copied and reformatted on 13-NOV-1996
from /home/starslow/acct/sysuser/house_keeping/read.me
).
Page maintenance:
Roy Bossingham, LBNL
RRBossingham@lbl.gov