epix-hr-single-10k

Before you clone the GIT repository

https://confluence.slac.stanford.edu/x/vJmDFg

Clone the GIT repository

$ git clone --recursive [email protected]:slaclab/epix-hr-single-10k

Program camera mcs file

1. go to folder cd epix-hr-single-10k/software

2. source the environment source setup_env_slac.sh

3. run script (substitute "EpixHr10kT-0x03010000-20210823153944-ddoering-20f1553.mcs" with your file python ./scripts/updateEpixHr --mcs ../firmware/targets/EpixHr10kT/images/EpixHr10kT-0x03010000-20210823153944-ddoering-20f1553.mcs --lane 0

Running the camera

1. go to folder cd epix-hr-single-10k/software

2. source the environment source setup_env_slac.sh

3. run the main script

   3.1 when using PCIe card without timing receiver python scripts/ePixHr10kTDaq.py --type=kcu1500

   3.2 when using PCIe card with timing receiver python scripts/ePixHr10kTDaqLCLSII.py --type=kcu1500

4. configure the available ASICs

   go to Commands->EpixHr and execute initASIC [routine, ASIC0, ASIC1, ASIC2, ASIC3] routine reffers to the initialization script ASICx should be set to one if ASIC is present or zero if not.

5. check trigger setting

   go to Variable->EpixHr->TriggerRegisters

   5.1 when using PCIe card without timing receiver

   set PgpTrigEn False
   
   set AutoTrigPeriod to 100000 for 1kfps
      period is the value set *10ns
   
   set AutoDatEn True
   
   set AutoRunEn True
   
   set RunTriggerEn True
   
   At this point triggers will be issued at the requested rate
   Similar trigger can be generated by the Run Control in the System tab
   

   5.2 when using PCIe card with timing receiver

   set PgpTrigEn True
   
   set AutoTrigPeriod to any value since it is not used in this mode
   
   set AutoDatEn False
   
   set AutoRunEn False
   
   set RunTriggerEn True
   
   At this point the camera is ready to receive triggers from the timing module