# except:
# pass
rmngr = RunManager(
'../configuration.yaml') # TODO: get conf from EUDAQ
pp.Configuring = True
# check for start of run cmd from RunControl
while not pp.StartingRun and not pp.Terminating:
if pp.Configuring:
break
sleep(1)
# check if we are starting:
if pp.StartingRun:
print "Starting run..."
# join = rmngr.run_run(EudaqExtTriggerScan, run_conf=run_conf, use_thread=True)
join = rmngr.run_run(EudaqExtTriggerScan, use_thread=True)
sleep(5)
pp.StartingRun = True # set status and send BORE
# starting to run
while join(timeout=1) is None:
if pp.Error or pp.Terminating:
rmngr.abort_current_run()
if pp.StoppingRun:
rmngr.stop_current_run()
status = join()
# abort conditions
if status is not run_status.finished or pp.Error or pp.Terminating:
pp.StoppingRun = False # set status and send EORE
# check if the run is stopping regularly
if pp.StoppingRun:
pp.StoppingRun = True # set status and send EORE
# Each scan has a default configuration, which is defined inside the corresponding scan file in /host/pybar/scans/. It is not necessary to define scan parameters inside primlist file.
#
# Running single scan and changing scan parameters:
join = runmngr.run_run(run=AnalogScan, run_conf={"scan_parameters": [('PlsrDAC', 500)], "n_injections": 1000}, use_thread=True) # run_run returns a function object when use_thread is True
status = join()
print 'Status:', status # will wait for scan to be finished and returns run status
#
# Or use a run configuration file:
status = runmngr.run_run(run=AnalogScan, run_conf="run_configuration.txt") # using no thread
print 'Status:', status
#
# Example for a loop:
for gdac in range(50, 200, 10):
join = runmngr.run_run(ExtTriggerGdacScan, run_conf={'scan_parameters': {'GDAC': gdac}}, use_thread=True) # use thread
print 'Status:', join(timeout=5) # join has a timeout, return None if run has not yet finished
runmngr.abort_current_run() # stopping/aborting run from outside
if join() != run_status.finished: # status OK?
print 'ERROR!'
break # jump out
#
# After finishing the primlist/run: you will find the module data relative to the configuration.yaml file.
# If configuration.yaml is in /host/pybar/ the module data will be /host/pybar/<module_id> (where <module_id> is given from configuration.yaml).
# After finishing the first scan, FE configuration can be commented out in configuration.yaml (for that use '#'):
#
# (from configuration.yaml)
# fe_configuration:
# configuration : #config/fei4/configs/std_cfg_fei4a.cfg
# ...
#
# The latest FE configuration (highest run number with status 'FINISHED') will be taken from module data folder if no FE configuration is given.
# Instead of a path to FE configuration file, a run number (e.g. 5) can be entered to load a specific FE configuration:
# It is not necessary to add run parameters to the primlist file. If not given they are taken from the default run configuration (_default_run_conf).
#
# Running a single scan and changing default run configuration (_default_run_conf):
join = runmngr.run_run(run=AnalogScan, run_conf={"scan_parameters": [('PlsrDAC', 500)], "n_injections": 1000}, use_thread=True) # run_run returns a function object when use_thread is True
status = join() # waiting here for finishing the run, press Ctrl-C to abort the run at any time
print 'Status:', status # will wait for run to be finished and returns run status
#
# Or use a run configuration file:
status = runmngr.run_run(run=AnalogScan, run_conf="example_run_manager_run_config.txt") # using no thread
print 'Status:', status
#
# Example for a loop of runs, which is failing:
for delay in range(14, 50, 16):
join = runmngr.run_run(ExtTriggerScan, run_conf={"trigger_delay": delay, "no_data_timeout": 60}, use_thread=True) # use thread
print 'Status:', join(timeout=5) # join has a timeout, return None if run has not yet finished
runmngr.abort_current_run("Calling abort_current_run(). This scan was aborted by intention") # stopping/aborting run from outside (same effect has Ctrl-C)
if join() != run_status.finished: # status OK?
print 'ERROR! This error was made by intention!'
break # jump out
#
# The configuration.yaml can be extended to change the default run parameters for each scan:
#
# (from configuration.yaml)
# AnalogScan:
# scan_parameters : {'PlsrDAC': 100} # inject 100 PlsrDAC
# enable_shift_masks : ["Enable", "C_Low"] # use C_Low only
#
# It is recommended to keep a copy of configuration.yaml for each module.
#
# Feel free to modify / change / update the code :-)
#
# run_conf[item] = pp.GetConfigParameter(item)
# except:
# pass
rmngr = RunManager("../configuration.yaml") # TODO: get conf from EUDAQ
pp.Configuring = True
# check for start of run cmd from RunControl
while not pp.StartingRun and not pp.Terminating:
if pp.Configuring:
break
sleep(1)
# check if we are starting:
if pp.StartingRun:
print "Starting run..."
# join = rmngr.run_run(EudaqExtTriggerScan, run_conf=run_conf, use_thread=True)
join = rmngr.run_run(EudaqExtTriggerScan, use_thread=True)
sleep(5)
pp.StartingRun = True # set status and send BORE
# starting to run
while join(timeout=1) is None:
if pp.Error or pp.Terminating:
rmngr.abort_current_run()
if pp.StoppingRun:
rmngr.stop_current_run()
status = join()
# abort conditions
if status is not run_status.finished or pp.Error or pp.Terminating:
pp.StoppingRun = False # set status and send EORE
# check if the run is stopping regularly
if pp.StoppingRun:
pp.StoppingRun = True # set status and send EORE
run_conf="example_run_manager_run_config.txt") # using no thread
print 'Status:', status
#
# Example for a loop of runs, which is failing:
for delay in range(14, 50, 16):
join = runmngr.run_run(ExtTriggerScan,
run_conf={
"trigger_delay": delay,
"no_data_timeout": 60
},
use_thread=True) # use thread
print 'Status:', join(
timeout=5
) # join has a timeout, return None if run has not yet finished
runmngr.abort_current_run(
"Calling abort_current_run(). This scan was aborted by intention"
) # stopping/aborting run from outside (same effect has Ctrl-C)
if join() != run_status.finished: # status OK?
print 'ERROR! This error was made by intention!'
break # jump out
#
# The configuration.yaml can be extended to change the default run parameters for each scan:
#
# (from configuration.yaml)
# AnalogScan:
# scan_parameters : {'PlsrDAC': 100} # inject 100 PlsrDAC
# enable_shift_masks : ["Enable", "C_Low"] # use C_Low only
#
# It is recommended to keep a copy of configuration.yaml for each module.
#
# Feel free to modify / change / update the code :-)
status = runmngr.run_run(
run=AnalogScan, run_conf="run_configuration.txt") # using no thread
print 'Status:', status
#
# Example for a loop of scans, which is failing:
for delay in range(14, 50, 16):
join = runmngr.run_run(ExtTriggerScan,
run_conf={
"trigger_delay": delay,
"no_data_timeout": 60
},
use_thread=True) # use thread
print 'Status:', join(
timeout=5
) # join has a timeout, return None if run has not yet finished
runmngr.abort_current_run(
) # stopping/aborting run from outside (same effect has Ctrl-C)
if join() != run_status.finished: # status OK?
print 'ERROR!'
break # jump out
#
# After finishing the primlist/run: you will find the module data relative to the configuration.yaml file.
# If configuration.yaml is in /host/pybar/ the module data will be /host/pybar/<module_id> (where <module_id> is defined inside configuration.yaml).
# After finishing the first scan, the FE flavor can be commented out in configuration.yaml (for that use '#'):
#
# (from configuration.yaml)
# fe_configuration : # fei4a
# ...
#
# If fe_configuration is not given, the latest valid FE configuration will be taken (highest run number with status 'FINISHED').
# To load a specific configuration file, a path to FE configuration file or a run number (e.g. 5) can be used:
#
