1. Welcome to the CS-Workshop February 2nd/3rd 2006 Holger Brand

2. CS Workshop, H.Brand@gsi.de
Contents
1st Day
Goals of this Workshop
CS-Framework Overview & Status
Limitations, Database & Configuration, GUIs
Collection of Requirements for the Application Layer
CS Event Mechanism & Scaling: Now & Then
LabVIEW 8: Project Manager, Libraries, Shared Variables, RT
2nd Day
LabVIEW integration into the LHC control system
General Purpose Sequencer Requirements
Application Layer Developments: Interfaces, Groups, Object-/Petri-Nets, Gateways, etc.
License, Support, Collaboration, SCC, OpenG
Discussion
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3. Discussion of Requirements I
Do not loose first event in network communication
Singleton functionality
Copy Icons during inheritance or class copy
Configuration database
Create BaseProcess Objects without database entry
Provide default parameter in DB for BaseProcess or other classes
More general ReadDatabase VI!
Super class -> Object Factory
HyperProcess
InUseFlag -> Singleton
Warmstart,(Objects, Applications)
WatchDog
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4. Discussion of Requirements II
Persistency
As BaseClass functionality in CSObj
By Inheritence
Parameter in constructor/destructor
On Request by function call or event
Recipe Database
Recipe Class
Order/Sequence of loading recipe items
Snapshots
All data
Settings only
Object Broker
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5. Discussion of Requirements III
General Sequencer
based on State Machines?
Sequencer BaseClass?
Hierarchical
Debugging: Step, in, over, repeat, pause
Packaging
OpenG Builder & Commander
Small packages
Dependencies
Partitioning
by multiple instances of CS Systems?
Post Mortem Analysis
no need at the moment
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6. Discussion of Requirements IV
Reservation Mechanism
Lock against accidental modification
Soft Interlock Mechanism
combination with Alarmsystem
eLogBook Interface
UserManager InterfaceClass -> SCADA
Logging of operator activities
not necessary at this time
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