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development:dynamicobserving:schedproc [2016/04/04 06:48]
Jamie McCallum
development:dynamicobserving:schedproc [2016/11/30 23:51]
Jamie McCallum
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 ====== Schedule and Procedure files ====== ====== Schedule and Procedure files ======
  
-  * The DynamicSnap.sh script operates by drudging a short-duration skd files and appending the snap commands to the end of the currently active schedule. To work, the active schedule needs to be prepared to reload itself, starting at a line number which corresponds to the beginning of the new data. On starting the dysched.pl script, a default ds.snp file is copied across to /​usr2/​sched/​$sched$station.snp to serve as the template. This script includes some basic commands to load the dynamic scheduling procedure library and configure the rack and recorder. The text is included below.+  * The DynamicSnap.sh script operates by drudging a short-duration skd files and appending the snap commands to the end of the currently active schedule. To work, the active schedule needs to be prepared to reload itself, starting at a line number which corresponds to the beginning of the new data. On starting the dysched.pl script, a default ds.snp file is copied across to /​usr2/​sched/​$sched$station.snp to serve as the template. This script includes some basic commands to load the dynamic scheduling procedure library and configure the rack and recorder. The text is included below. ​//You need to prepare a default schedule called ''/​usr2/​sched/​ds.snp''​ similar to this one.//
  
 <​code>​ <​code>​
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 proc=ds proc=ds
 ready_disk ready_disk
-vsn?+mk5=vsn?
 disk_pos disk_pos
 setupsx setupsx
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-  * The dynamic observing script uses a fixed configuration,​ defined by the ds.prc file. When the dysched.pl script is started, this file is copied to /​usr2/​proc/​$sched$station.prc where $sched is the schedule name given to dysched.pl, and $station is the station name (as given to dysched.pl). For the AuScope stations, the chosen mode is the 1 Gbps mode that has been typically used for the AUSTRAL experiment series, and a copy is included below:+  * The dynamic observing script uses a fixed configuration,​ defined by the ds.prc file. When the dysched.pl script is started, this file is copied to /​usr2/​proc/​$sched$station.prc where $sched is the schedule name given to dysched.pl, and $station is the station name (as given to dysched.pl). For the AuScope stations, the chosen mode is the 1 Gbps mode that has been typically used for the AUSTRAL experiment series, and a copy is included below. //Prepare your own file ''/​usr2/​proc/​ds.prc''​ to match the configuration of the experiment//​
  
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