EEMC timing scan was taken on11/23/2007.
To generate the curves, log into your favorite rcas node and
$ cvs co -D 11/27/2007 StRoot/StEEmcPool/StEEmcTimingMaker
and follow the instructions in the HOWTO
$ cat StRoot/StEEmcPool/StEEmcTimingMaker/HOWTO.l2ped
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Will's notes on crate configuration:
FYI here are some (old) notes on how I set up config files
for EEMC tower timing scans that were taken a few days back (BTW,
these configs are still loaded).
1) Old running settings -- config files are on eemc-sc in directory
/home/online/mini/tcl with symbolic links:
tower-"n"-current_beam_config.dat ->
dir/tower-"n"-current_beam_config.dat
We had (I believe) been using directory 04.04.07 for the run with
ETOW TCD phase of 19; crate fifo (RHIC tic) 0x13. Those crate delay
settings are:
1 -> 0x12; 2 -> 0x8; 3 -> 0x56; 4 -> 0x50; 5 -> 0x2b; 6 -> 0x1f
2) new scan settings ... for time scans using only TCD phase
we usually create special config files with approprieate box delay and
TCD values.
nominal (ns) for (eff RHIC tic
run 7 scan ns)
1 -> 0x12 (18) 0x5a (-17) fifo 0x14 (e.g., 107-90)
2 -> 0x8 ( 8) 0x50 (-27) fifo 0x14 (e.g., 107-80)
3 -> 0x56 (86) 0x42 ( 66) fifo 0x13
4 -> 0x50 (80) 0x3c ( 60) fifo 0x13
5 -> 0x2b (43) 0x17 ( 23) fifo 0x13
6 -> 0x1f (31) 0xb ( 11) fifo 0x13
Here we have shifted crates "earlier" in time: 1&2 by 35 ns and
rest by 20 ns.Starting TCD scan at 5 then should start things
~ 34 (49) ns earlier than nominal with ~ 70 ns for scan to run
(suggested TCD: 5,10,15,25,35,45,55,65,75,70,60,50,40,30,20,10)
8327013 | 5 | 136k |
8327014 | 15 | 20k |
8327015 | 25 | 20k |
8327016 | 35 | 20k |
8327017 | 45 | 20k |
8327018 | 55 | 20k |
8327019 | 65 | 20k |
8327020 | 75 | 20k |
8327021 | 70 | 20k |
8327022 | 60 | 20k |
8327023 | 50 | 20k |
8327024 | 40 | 20k |
8327025 | 30 | 20k |
8327026 | 20 | 20k |
8327027 | 10 | 20k |
Figure 1 --Integral from ped+25 to ped+75, normalized to total number of events, versus TCD phase delay.
Channel-by-channel plots are attached below.