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operations:monitoring_hb [2014/11/10 23:15] Ross Turner [clkoff reading is drifting or far from the maser-GPS offset] |
operations:monitoring_hb [2014/11/23 19:43] Ellen Manning [clkoff reading is drifting or far from the maser-GPS offset] |
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| gnuplot | gnuplot | ||
| plot 'yg_ddif.txt' u linesp | plot 'yg_ddif.txt' u linesp | ||
| - | </code> | + | </code> This will plot the delay difference against day number. You can use the right mouse button in the plot window to zoom in. Every time you press "Export data" the output files are refreshed and you can replot the values in gnuplot either by typing 'replot' or by pressing the "Replot" button in the plot window. Other possible useful files to plot are ''yg_maser2gps.txt'', the difference between the maser and GPS 1PPS, and ''yg_fmout.txt'', the difference between GPS and Mark5 output 1PPS. |
| - Seperate windows [0|1|2] can be opened for each station by replacing the final command above with:<code> | - Seperate windows [0|1|2] can be opened for each station by replacing the final command above with:<code> | ||
| set terminal 'wxt' 2; plot 'yg_ddif.txt' | set terminal 'wxt' 2; plot 'yg_ddif.txt' | ||
| - | </code> This will plot the delay difference against day number. You can use the right mouse button in the plot window to zoom in. Every time you press "Export data" the output files are refreshed and you can replot the values in gnuplot either by typing 'replot' or by pressing the "Replot" button in the plot window. Other possible useful files to plot are ''yg_maser2gps.txt'', the difference between the maser and GPS 1PPS, and ''yg_fmout.txt'', the difference between GPS and Mark5 output 1PPS. | + | </code> |
| === So when do I need to reconfigure the DBBC, run fmset etc? === | === So when do I need to reconfigure the DBBC, run fmset etc? === | ||
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| If the delay difference is more than 20 us, or gets so large that the ''clkoff'' or ''maserdelay'' values lose precision, run ''fmset'' to get the delays back to something manageable. //Make sure you are not recording while running fmset! Issuing a ''halt'' command from e-RemoteCtrl followed by ''disk_record=off'' is usually a safe method.// | If the delay difference is more than 20 us, or gets so large that the ''clkoff'' or ''maserdelay'' values lose precision, run ''fmset'' to get the delays back to something manageable. //Make sure you are not recording while running fmset! Issuing a ''halt'' command from e-RemoteCtrl followed by ''disk_record=off'' is usually a safe method.// | ||
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| + | The first thing to do is try the command | ||
| + | <code>counter</code> | ||
| + | in e-RemoteCtrl. Check to see if this worked by typing ''clkoff'' and ''maserdelay''. If this doesn't fix it, proceed with the steps below. | ||
| If the delay difference is drifting (usually linearly), the DBBC probably needs reconfiguring. This can be done from e-RemoteCtrl as follows (again, best to halt the schedule and make sure you're not recording): | If the delay difference is drifting (usually linearly), the DBBC probably needs reconfiguring. This can be done from e-RemoteCtrl as follows (again, best to halt the schedule and make sure you're not recording): | ||
| - | <code>dbbc=reconfig</code> | + | <code>dbbc=reconf</code> |
| Monitor how things are going in the DBBC VNC session. A reconfig takes about 2 minutes. When it's completed, synchronise the dbbc: | Monitor how things are going in the DBBC VNC session. A reconfig takes about 2 minutes. When it's completed, synchronise the dbbc: | ||
| <code>dbbc=pps_sync</code> | <code>dbbc=pps_sync</code> | ||
/home/www/auscope/opswiki/data/pages/operations/monitoring_hb.txt · Last modified: 2014/12/17 09:53 by Warren Hankey
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