| 108 | | - Monitor the system and in special the currents |
| 109 | | - limits for the currents are defined in the DatatakingLimits |
| 110 | | - if the limits for the currents are exceeded you have to stop datataking: |
| 111 | | - stop the script (dimctrl --stop from a bash) |
| 112 | | - stop Trigger (MCP/STOP or FTM_CONTROL/STOP_TRIGGER |
| 113 | | - ramp down the voltage (BIAS_CONTROL/SET_ZERO_VOLTAGE) |
| 114 | | - close open files (FAD_CONTROL/CLOSE_OPEN_FILES) |
| 115 | | - adapt your schedule (edit ~/operation/scripts/schedule.js) and update the schedule (dimctrl --quit --cmd ".js scripts/updateSchedule.js") Note, that only entries which are schedules for *now* or the future are transferred to the database. All previous entries stay like they are. |
| 116 | | - you can write also your own schedule file and transfer its content to the database by given the filepath to the command: (dimctrl --quit --cmd ".js scripts/updateSchedule.js file=<!pathToScheduleFile>") |
| 117 | | - Be aware of all other DatatakingLimits |
| | 108 | - Monitor the system be aware of the DatatakingLimits |