Difference between revisions of "HPS 2016 Trigger Commissioning"
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Ideally the pedestal runs should be done first so that they can be used<br> | Ideally the pedestal runs should be done first so that they can be used<br> | ||
to update the pedestals used for the 20 kHz Pulser runs. This requires<br> | to update the pedestals used for the 20 kHz Pulser runs. This requires<br> | ||
| − | an ECal expert available and to then update the trigger files for the<br> | + | an ECal expert available, and to then update the trigger files for the<br> |
subsequent Pulser runs. If this is not the case, the Pulser runs can be<br> | subsequent Pulser runs. If this is not the case, the Pulser runs can be<br> | ||
done first with the preconfigured pedestals. | done first with the preconfigured pedestals. | ||
Revision as of 20:06, 1 February 2016
- ECal Pedestal Runs
- About 10 minutes at each beam current:
- 20 nA (or lower)
- 100 nA
- 200 nA
- About 10 minutes at each beam current:
- 20 kHz Pulser Runs
- 100 Million event (~1 hour) at each beam current:
- 20 nA (or lower)
- 100 nA
- 200 nA
- 100 Million event (~1 hour) at each beam current:
Ideally the pedestal runs should be done first so that they can be used
to update the pedestals used for the 20 kHz Pulser runs. This requires
an ECal expert available, and to then update the trigger files for the
subsequent Pulser runs. If this is not the case, the Pulser runs can be
done first with the preconfigured pedestals.