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DØ Calorimeter Software Meeting April 26, 2001 1 Leslie Groer Columbia UniversityCalorimeter Online Software Status + Needs 1 Examines Crate Unpacking Calibration Downloads, Control & Monitoring Displays Immediate Software Needs
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DØ Calorimeter Software Meeting April 26, 2001 2 Leslie Groer Columbia UniversityCalorimeter Online Software Status + Needs 2 Cal_elec Online Status Cal_elec – written by Mrinmoy Bhattacharjee electronics co’ords: ADC counts , vs channel Time histories for 10 channels Can catch hardware addressing errors Being very actively used online for debugging, commissioning and monitoring Default version for shifters to be run once per day: > setup d0online; start_daq cal_elec Takes 200 events per crate Check readout status for all calorimeter crates using pedestals and pulsers vs reference histograms
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DØ Calorimeter Software Meeting April 26, 2001 3 Leslie Groer Columbia UniversityCalorimeter Online Software Status + Needs 3 em-channel had-channel Delay = 50 Cal_elec Development Paris modifications Offline use via SAM as basis for refined analysis newly implemented: mapping of pulser channel vs readout channel histograms under development unpacking of T&C information unpacking of PIB information Bob Kehoe developing separate branch for L1 Cal trigger debugging and commissioning “delay ramp” “dac ramp”
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DØ Calorimeter Software Meeting April 26, 2001 4 Leslie Groer Columbia UniversityCalorimeter Online Software Status + Needs 4 Calorimeter Examines – Cal_examine Cal_examine – Florencia Cannelli Physical co’ords – also meant for ICD, CPS & FPS Been run during workshops but not much else yet Some success with xgooey/ROOT but needs to be made robust for t01.36.00 and used by shifters For now using histoscope Shifter version for online > setup d0online; start_daq cal_examine Needs trigger tower views eventually Any thing else to be added?
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DØ Calorimeter Software Meeting April 26, 2001 5 Leslie Groer Columbia UniversityCalorimeter Online Software Status + Needs 5 Calorimeter Crate Unpacking To be added to ADC unpacking: Dual readout Simultaneous read out of gain x1/x8 Double sampling to check L1/L2 analog SCA holding stability Triple readout Unpacking of 3 consecutive crossings for timing calibration Detection of addressing errors based on mode of readout Timing & Control - Crate (0x4C) Contains all meta-data L1 crossing, which L1/L2 analog-cell read out, PIB information etc. M. Bhattacharjee working on these for L3CalCalib and Cal_elec unpacking – needs to be generalized for offline unpackers (Tibor Kurca - Paris) L1CAL - Crate (0x10) Structure similar to Run I but there are significant changes in particular for L3 readout – about ~1 month away for readout Bob Kehoe looking into this as he works on L1Cal Analysis tools
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DØ Calorimeter Software Meeting April 26, 2001 6 Leslie Groer Columbia UniversityCalorimeter Online Software Status + Needs 6 Calorimeter Electronics Calibration Online Calibration – Taka Yasuda Pedestal calibration data sent to L3 scriptrunner node (L3CalCalib – Mrinmoy Bhattacharjee + Jonathon Hays) .xml files used to start calib runs but setup by hand for now – need COMICS download Data sent to CalibManager which stores data in Oracle dB Python tools extract data to text or pickle files – run by hand for now Automatic validation and extraction tools needed for pedestals and zero suppression limits – Nirmalya Parua Mrinmoy working on handling gain runs and ramps with pulser L3 node handled two crates for pedestal runs at 7Hz, (250 kb/s) with < 10% CPU usage – will try to run all 12 in same node? Scheme for running calibrations still needs to be worked out (frequency, #events, #DAC/delay settings, etc.) Offline Calibration – Ursula Bassler Data base tables designed – might want to retrofit online Development of online/offline transfer and DB-Manager code
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DØ Calorimeter Software Meeting April 26, 2001 7 Leslie Groer Columbia UniversityCalorimeter Online Software Status + Needs 7 Calorimeter Downloads, Controls & Monitoring Downloads/Controls Bill Lee/Fritz Bartlett building COMICS download tree structure for calorimeter Working on COMICS COOR communication - ~ 1-2 weeks Pedestal and limits files read from pickle file (created by validation tool) and downloaded to ADC Pulser control GUI working fine: implementing broadcast function to all pulsers working on COOR integration – use pickle files for d/load General alarm monitoring of all systems needs to be turned on and tuned – send messages to Significant Event Server Marc Hohlfeld produced new supply monitor and control GUI which is very useful. Still want a global health of calorimeter GUI for shifters GUIs being debugged online and made more robust
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DØ Calorimeter Software Meeting April 26, 2001 8 Leslie Groer Columbia UniversityCalorimeter Online Software Status + Needs 8 Calorimeter Event Display Have 3-D display with cell information and Lego plot already Would like ability to cut on cell or tower energies for the display Nobu Oshima working on integrated 2-D display Toby Burnett working on the Calorimeter display Hope to have simple r- and r-z E and E T views soon Also might work on Cal Trigger Tower Lego plot Orsay group has simple implementation of 2-D view
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DØ Calorimeter Software Meeting April 26, 2001 9 Leslie Groer Columbia UniversityCalorimeter Online Software Status + Needs 9 Needed Software Unpacking of ADC cards for dual/triple sample Unpacking of T&C/PIB information ? Hot cell killer Passing Online Calibration data to Offline Calibration validation and extraction Many studies to be done: Proposal – build a cal_Analysis ntuple-maker package. Framework for other analysis tools – mostly offline Electronics calibration Gain calibration Linearity of pulser ramps for gain calibration Timing studies for optimizing readout and pulses L1/L2 SCA cell Noise – coherent and random Cross-talk Effect of bunch number in superbunch Temperature dependance of preamps/BLS/pulser/LAr HV dependence L1 trigger vs precision L1 trigger calibration
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