man1/dbwiggle
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dbwiggle - modulate a parameter
dbwiggle <dbman_host> <label> <refname>
<type> <variable number of args>
This program allows an AccelNET
database parameter to be modulated.
Argument processing is simpleminded.
The arguments marked required must be supplied.
Arguments marked optional
are not required. However, if an optional argument is used the arguments
preceeding it on the command line must be supplied (even if they are marked
optional).
- dbman_host - required
the host where dbman is running - label refname - required
an AccelNET parameter name - type - required
The type of modulation.
Choices are: sine, square, or sawtooth.
See below
for more information.
usage:
dbwiggle <dbman_host> <label> <refname> <type> <vmin> <vmax> <no_steps> <dT)
- vmin - required
The minimum value to set the parameter to. - vmax - required
The maximum value to set the parameter to. - no_steps - optional
the number of steps of steps to take.
The default value is 180.
- <deltaT> -
optional
time between steps in uS
The default value is 100000.
usage:
dbwiggle <dbman_host> <label> <refname> <type> <vmin> <vmax> <range2> <no_steps> <no_steps2>
<dT)
- vmin - required
The minimum value to set the parameter to. - vmax - required
The maximum value to set the parameter to. - range2 - required
The range for the inner sine wave. - no_steps - optional
the number of steps of steps to take in the outer sine wave.
The default
value is 180.
- no_steps2 - optional
the number of steps of steps to take in the inner sine wave.
The default
value is 10.
- <deltaT> - optional
time between steps in uS
The default value is 100000.
#!/bin/sh
#
# modulate the terminal voltage between
# 2.5 and 2.6 MV using 180 steps
# (one cycle will take 18 secs)
#
dbwiggle localhost "TPS TK-1" "TrvVC" 2.5 2.6
$Id: dbwiggle.1,v
1.1 2004/10/20 17:00:26 kitchen Exp $
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