Name

Synopsis

Description

Arguments

crate_number

The number of the crate to be accessed. This isn’t always used but must always be supplied. See below.

operation

See below.

Operations

set - set inhibit

crate # is not used but must be included

clr - clear inhibit

crate # is not used but must be included

z - init crate

crate # is not used but must be included

c - clear crate

crate # is not used but must be included

minor - minor device table

crate # is not used but must be included

ctable - read crate control table

csr - read crate csr reg

mask - read crate lam mask reg

pat - read crate lam pattern reg

rstr - restore crate controller context

This command restores all of the crate controller registers. For example, after a crate power off/on.

This can be useful in cases where you want to shut off the crate without stopping the control system. The crate may be turned off, changes made, and the crate switched back on. Next, issue this command and whatever context restoration is needed such as clearing the inhibit bit or programming the crate controller lam mask and enabling lams happens.

icsr - read interface csr

crate # is not used but must be included

imcr - read interface mcr

crate # is not used but must be included

issr - read interface ssr

crate # is not used but must be included

itcr - read interface tcr

crate # is not used but must be included

reset - reset the CAMAC interface board

crate # is not used but must be included

Notes

One might better argue that the program should be converted to long options.....

Examples

Manual page revision

Table of Contents

• Name
• Synopsis
• Description
• Arguments
• Operations
• Notes
• Examples
• Manual page revision