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'''This is an interactive image map of the DGS Commander EPICS screens.''' EPICS, the “Experimental Physics and Instrumentation Control System”, is the interface used for researchers to control and monitor their experiments with [[Gammasphere]]. Click on text in the picture (these are buttons on the GUI) to proceed to the next screen. This allows you to explore the [[DAQ system]] controls without accidentally changing something during experimental operation. '''Note that a lot of the information provided on the screens is duplicitous. There is a lot of | '''This is an interactive image map of the DGS Commander EPICS screens.''' EPICS, the “Experimental Physics and Instrumentation Control System”, is the interface used for researchers to control and monitor their experiments with [[Gammasphere]]. Click on text in the picture (these are buttons on the GUI) to proceed to the next screen. This allows you to explore the [[DAQ system]] controls without accidentally changing something during experimental operation. '''Note that a lot of the information provided on the screens is duplicitous. There is a lot of the same information presented in different ways.''' | ||
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Revision as of 16:47, March 8, 2023
This is an interactive image map of the DGS Commander EPICS screens. EPICS, the “Experimental Physics and Instrumentation Control System”, is the interface used for researchers to control and monitor their experiments with Gammasphere. Click on text in the picture (these are buttons on the GUI) to proceed to the next screen. This allows you to explore the DAQ system controls without accidentally changing something during experimental operation. Note that a lot of the information provided on the screens is duplicitous. There is a lot of the same information presented in different ways.
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