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National Instruments PCII GPIB on PC UNIX System V Platfor msconfig file:PC_GPIBPC = device_namePC_GPIBPC_L = device_nameedconf interfaces screen:GPIB DEVICE ADDR TYPEYES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst GPIB PCIIYES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst GPIB PCII (shared)The PCII board is an old model, but is still supported by spec. This selection usesspec’s built-in code. The cib.o file configuration described earlier may also be used.National Instruments AT-GPIB on PC UNIX System V Platfor msconfig file:PC_GPIBPC2 = device_namePC_GPIBPC2_L = device_nameedconf interfaces screen:GPIB DEVICE ADDR TYPEYES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst AT-GPIBYES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst AT-GPIB (shared)The AT-GPIB board is a current model. This selection uses spec’s built-in code. Thecib.o file configuration described earlier may also be used.National Instruments GPIB on SCO UNIX and IBM AIX Platfor msconfig file:PC_GPIBPC = device_namePC_GPIBPC_L = device_nameedconf interfaces screen:GPIB DEVICE ADDR TYPEYES /dev/gpib0 National Instruments GPIBYES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst GPIB (shared)spec’s built-in code should work with SCO UNIX, IBM PS/2 and IBM RS/6000 platformswith this configuration choice. If new versions of the National Instrumentdrivers don’twork, switch to the cib.o file configuration, described previously.222 HARDWARE REFERENCE INTERIM WORK-IN-PROGRESS (8/16/01) NOT FOR GENERAL DISTRIBUTION
National Instruments SB-GPIB Ver 1.3 on SunOS 4.x Platfor msconfig file:PC_GPIBPC = device_namePC_GPIBPC_L = device_nameedconf interfaces screen:GPIB DEVICE ADDR TYPEYES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst SB-GPIB Ver 1.3YES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst SB-GPIB Ver 1.3 (shared)This old version of the driver is supported with built-in code.National Instruments GPIB 1024-1S on SunOS 4.x Platfor msconfig file:PC_GPIBPC2 = device_namePC_GPIBPC2_L = device_nameedconf interfaces screen:GPIB DEVICE ADDR TYPEYES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst GPIB 1014-1SYES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst GPIB 1024-1S (shared)An old version of the driver for this board is supported with built-in code.National Instruments SB-GPIB Ver 2.1 on SunOS 4.x Platfor msconfig file:PC_GPIBPC3 = device_namePC_GPIBPC3_L = device_nameedconf interfaces screen:GPIB DEVICE ADDR TYPEYES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst SB-GPIB Ver 2.1YES /dev/gpib0 Nat Inst SB-GPIB Ver 2.1 (shared)This old version of the driver for this board is supported with built-in code.INTERIM WORK-IN-PROGRESS (8/16/01) NOT FOR GENERAL DISTRIBUTION HARDWARE REFERENCE 223
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spec X-Ray Diffraction SoftwareUSER
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specX-Ray Diffraction SoftwareCerti
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TABLE OF CONTENTSUSER MANUAL AND TU
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Reciprocal Space Macros ...........
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Preface For the Interim ManualWe ap
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USER MANUAL AND TUTORIALS
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files is then identified (/usr/loca
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denotes variable parameters you sup
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spec also keeps track of software m
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13.FOURC> mvr th 114.FOURC>will mov
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4.FOURC> p date(1e9)Sat Sep 8 21:46
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Controlling Output Tothe Printer an
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By convention, global variables in
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16.FOURC> for (i = 0; i < MOTORS; i
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When a macro definition contains ar
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38.FOURC> undef com39.FOURC> prdef
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43.FOURC> lsdef *scanEscan (1448) a
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diffractometer. For example, they m
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set_lim(motor_number, low, high) an
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66.FOURC> getcounts; printf("%s = %
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the number of bytes is less than n
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PLOT-> fnscans.4 options scan-numbe
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#S number Starts a new scan. number
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ShowscansThe showscans program is a
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REFERENCE MANUAL
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IntroductionThe material contained
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ArraysArrays are formed using squar
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Numer ic ConstantsNumeric constants
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!! Redo the previous command.!14 Re
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In some installations, spec is inst
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ExitingA spec session is normally t
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DEBUG — is a user-assignable nume
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USER — is string valued and is se
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The concatenation operator comes in
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The second form of the for statemen
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These are the grammar rules:express
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local identifier-list [ ; ]syms pat
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Utility Functions and CommandsAll f
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.sp N — spaces N lines. Without a
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¢The formatting commands:.RB .BR .
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"ischr" or "−c" — Returns true
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polled devices, spec needs to perfo
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"show_prdef_files" — When this mo
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EOS sequence are read or until the
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¡with dlog or ends with .dlog . De
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10.FOURC> def change_it ’{11.quot
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tty_cntl(cmd) — Sends terminal-sp
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Commands For Var ia blesglobal name
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¤£ ¢prdef pattern ... — As abo
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at the end of the line.Within a mac
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config file. Built-in code for the
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RS-232 Serial InterfacesSerial func
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vme_put32(addr, data [, dmode ])
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In addition, device-dependent value
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correction. If val is given, then t
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¡and is set in the config file. Th
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¡data_grp(grp, npts, wid) — Conf
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"min" — Returns the minimum value
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"xlog" — Use a logarithmic x axis
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continued line, appropriate for sav
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LIBS= parameters. If the tools prov
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¡void set_return_data(double *x, i
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split(string, array) — Splits the
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STANDARD MACRO GUIDE
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IntroductionThe standard macros inc
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the argument is not a valid mnemoni
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Utility MacrosUNIX CommandsThese si
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# View (and modify), then reread co
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if ("$1" != ".") {DOFILE = "$1"if (
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Star t-up MacrosThese macros ask fo
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Motor Macrosmv motor posmvr motor p
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Change a motor limitdef set_lm ’i
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# Where - all motorsdef wa ’waitm
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# "count" is the basic macro to cou
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Reciprocal Space MacrosThe followin
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Scan MacrosThe following sections s
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Basic Reciprocal Space Scanshscan s
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def Pheader ’printf("\n Setpoint
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’}Here are examples of _settemp m
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Pr inter Initializa tion MacrosThes
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’X_L = motor_name(_m1)_sx = _s1 ;
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space scans, the limit check must l
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# The loop macro, called by all the
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FOUR-CIRCLE REFERENCE
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IntroductionWhen invoked by the nam
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Once properly configured, diffracto
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Four-CircleModesAs noted above, bec
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Page 185 and 186: Four-CircleFilesMost questions rega
Page 187 and 188: U[14] g_l0 or0, setor0 L of primary
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Page 191 and 192: global REFLEX # Variable for file n
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Page 197 and 198: IntroductionThe first section of th
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Page 201 and 202: ¢KSC 3929 SCSI-CAMAC file location
Page 203 and 204: Installing Driver sIn the early his
Page 205 and 206: Fine Tuning the HardwareConfigurati
Page 207 and 208: ...*gparam[3] = 1.54;...if (*gparam
Page 209 and 210: Makefile, and /usr/local/lib/spec.d
Page 211 and 212: Ena bling E/ISA I/O Por ts On HP 70
Page 213 and 214: ˆW Gain wizard access to set prote
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Page 217 and 218: MCU_O As above, but with old PROMsM
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Page 223 and 224: HARDWARE REFERENCE
Page 225 and 226: Introductionspec includes built-in
Page 227 and 228: DSP 6001/6002 CAMAC With No Driverc
Page 229 and 230: Kinetic Systems CAMAC Softwareconfi
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Page 239 and 240: Motor Controller sAdvanced Control
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Page 249 and 250: MOTORS DEVICE ADDR MODE NUM TYPEYES
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Page 257 and 258: PMC Corporation DCX-100 (Serial and
Page 259 and 260: Motor ParametersThe steps per deg/m
Page 261 and 262: Timer s and CountersAm9513-based Co
Page 263 and 264: DSP RTC-018 Real Time Clock (CAMAC)
Page 265 and 266: Kinetic Systems 3610 6-Channel 50 M
Page 267 and 268: Or tec 974/994/995/997 NIM Timer s
Page 269 and 270: Setting Operational ParametersThe c
Page 271 and 272: mca_par("first_ch") — returns the
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Page 277 and 278: ¢REFERENCESJournal articles descri
Page 279 and 280: camac program, 199cat macro, 127cd
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saving to output device, 132scan, 1
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number,35, 37output, customizing, 1
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wait() function, 33, 68, 77, 78, 99
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