Difference between revisions of "Hall C YAG Viewer"
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To bring up the Hall C YAG viewer camera do the following: | To bring up the Hall C YAG viewer camera do the following: | ||
| − | + | *Run 'jmenu' on a Hall C machine | |
| − | + | *Search for yag | |
| − | *jmenu | ||
| − | * | ||
*Select "Viewer Commander (Ordered)" | *Select "Viewer Commander (Ordered)" | ||
*On that screen go to the top left field: you will see "Crosspoint Video Control" | *On that screen go to the top left field: you will see "Crosspoint Video Control" | ||
*Click the first ! (exclamation mark) next to YAG 3H07 | *Click the first ! (exclamation mark) next to YAG 3H07 | ||
| − | Note: if YAG 3H07 cannot be found, contact MCC | + | Note: if YAG 3H07 cannot be found, contact MCC and ask them to insert the viewer and cross post a snapshot to the HCLog |
*Select "Live BC4 (adviewer)" | *Select "Live BC4 (adviewer)" | ||
| − | [https://logbooks.jlab.org/entry/3614871 An example log entry ] | + | |
| − | Showing raster on and raster off (bottom). | + | * [https://logbooks.jlab.org/entry/3614871 An example log entry ] |
| − | Don't want to see a tail (like a comet). | + | * Showing raster on and raster off (bottom). |
| − | With the raster on you want to see a more rectangular shape. | + | * Don't want to see a tail (like a comet). |
| + | * With the raster on you want to see a more rectangular shape. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:20, 25 October 2018
To bring up the Hall C YAG viewer camera do the following:
- Run 'jmenu' on a Hall C machine
- Search for yag
- Select "Viewer Commander (Ordered)"
- On that screen go to the top left field: you will see "Crosspoint Video Control"
- Click the first ! (exclamation mark) next to YAG 3H07
Note: if YAG 3H07 cannot be found, contact MCC and ask them to insert the viewer and cross post a snapshot to the HCLog
- Select "Live BC4 (adviewer)"
- An example log entry
- Showing raster on and raster off (bottom).
- Don't want to see a tail (like a comet).
- With the raster on you want to see a more rectangular shape.
