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operations:documentation.ivs [2012/05/25 01:06] Jamie McCallum [Setting Up] |
operations:documentation.ivs [2013/10/03 05:22] (current) Imogen Jones [Setting Up] |
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| ''/etc/init.d/ntp stop''\\ | ''/etc/init.d/ntp stop''\\ | ||
| ''ntpdate cnsshb''\\ | ''ntpdate cnsshb''\\ | ||
| - | ''/etc/init.d/ntp stop''''\\ | + | ''/etc/init.d/ntp stop'' |
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| mk5=protect=off\\ | mk5=protect=off\\ | ||
| mk5=reset=erase | mk5=reset=erase | ||
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| + | Make sure there are no other experiments on the module or you will erase those too with this command!! | ||
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| **Running the Schedule** | **Running the Schedule** | ||
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| * disk_pos should report three values - the current number of btyes recorded, bytes at start of previous scan and bytes at start of current scan. If not currently recording, the first and third values should agree.\\ | * disk_pos should report three values - the current number of btyes recorded, bytes at start of previous scan and bytes at start of current scan. If not currently recording, the first and third values should agree.\\ | ||
| * decoder time - Check time offset in the formatter with "mk5=dot?" and check that it reports a small offset as the final value, than syncerr_eq_0 and that FHG_on or FHG_off depending on whether it is currently recording or not.\\ | * decoder time - Check time offset in the formatter with "mk5=dot?" and check that it reports a small offset as the final value, than syncerr_eq_0 and that FHG_on or FHG_off depending on whether it is currently recording or not.\\ | ||
| - | * Check mode with "mk5=mode?". The result should be "/mk5/!mode? 0 : ext : 0x55555555 : 2 : 2 ;" | + | * Check mode with "mk5=mode?". The result should be "/mk5/!mode? 0 : ext : 0x55555555 : 2 : 2 "; (where the last number is either 1 or 2, the number of disk modules loaded |
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