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| - Once a setup is complete there may be several hours before the next log entry at the experiment start. In this case, a series of incessant beeps after 15 minutes could get annoying. Pressing the "Reset watchdog" button will reset the log line counter to zero, meaning that the time difference will not be checked again until there's a new entry. | - Once a setup is complete there may be several hours before the next log entry at the experiment start. In this case, a series of incessant beeps after 15 minutes could get annoying. Pressing the "Reset watchdog" button will reset the log line counter to zero, meaning that the time difference will not be checked again until there's a new entry. | ||
| - | Too set the optimal timeout values in the log monitor open a terminal on ops2 and type ./watchdog_check.sh <experiment name> this will return a value in minutes for each telescope involved in the experiment. | + | To set the optimal timeout values in the log monitor open a terminal on ops2 and type ./watchdog_check.sh <experiment name>, this will return a value to input into the log monitor for each telescope involved in the experiment. |
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