I took the circle.db from a (much) earlier release and have been editing
it stepwise for my own understanding.
I attach the current state which I used. Please do not consider this as a
fully developed example.
Timo
On 29/10/18 16:57, "[email protected] on behalf of Kasemir,
Kay via Core-talk" <[email protected] on behalf of
[email protected]> wrote:
>Hello:
>
>Related to Timo's group PV question, I'm looking that the circle.db
>that's generated with EPICS base 7.0.1.1 when running makeBaseApp.pl -t
>example.
>
>The structure looks like this, i.e. different from Timo's message:
>
>$ pvinfo training:circle
>CHANNEL : training:circle
>STATE : CONNECTED
>ADDRESS : 160.91.233.125:5075
>structure
> structure record
> structure _options
> uint queueSize
> boolean atomic
> epics:nt/NTScalar:1.0 angle
> double value
> alarm_t alarm
> int severity
> int status
> string message
> time_t timeStamp
> long secondsPastEpoch
> int nanoseconds
> int userTag
> display_t display
> double limitLow
> double limitHigh
> string description
> string format
> string units
> control_t control
> double limitLow
> double limitHigh
> double minStep
> valueAlarm_t valueAlarm
> boolean active
> double lowAlarmLimit
> double lowWarningLimit
> double highWarningLimit
> double highAlarmLimit
> int lowAlarmSeverity
> int lowWarningSeverity
> int highWarningSeverity
> int highAlarmSeverity
> double hysteresis
> epics:nt/NTScalar:1.0 x
> double value
> alarm_t alarm
> int severity
> int status
> string message
> time_t timeStamp
> long secondsPastEpoch
> int nanoseconds
> int userTag
> display_t display
> double limitLow
> double limitHigh
> string description
> string format
> string units
> control_t control
> double limitLow
> double limitHigh
> double minStep
> valueAlarm_t valueAlarm
> boolean active
> double lowAlarmLimit
> double lowWarningLimit
> double highWarningLimit
> double highAlarmLimit
> int lowAlarmSeverity
> int lowWarningSeverity
> int highWarningSeverity
> int highAlarmSeverity
> double hysteresis
> epics:nt/NTScalar:1.0 y
> double value
> alarm_t alarm
> int severity
> int status
> string message
> time_t timeStamp
> long secondsPastEpoch
> int nanoseconds
> int userTag
> display_t display
> double limitLow
> double limitHigh
> string description
> string format
> string units
> control_t control
> double limitLow
> double limitHigh
> double minStep
> valueAlarm_t valueAlarm
> boolean active
> double lowAlarmLimit
> double lowWarningLimit
> double highWarningLimit
> double highAlarmLimit
> int lowAlarmSeverity
> int lowWarningSeverity
> int highWarningSeverity
> int highAlarmSeverity
> double hysteresis
>
>
>
>The structure basically contains the complete circle:x, circle:y,
>circle:angle record data, while Timo had a much more compact example:
>
>From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on
>behalf of Timo Korhonen <[email protected]>
>Sent: Friday, October 26, 2018 6:45 AM
>Subject: group PV question
>...
>$ pvget circle
>circle
>epics:nt/NTTable:1.0
> structure record
> structure _options
> uint queueSize 0
> boolean atomic true
> double angle 279
> alarm_t alarm NO_ALARM NO_STATUS NO_ALARM
> time_t timeStamp 2018-10-26T12:35:48.132 0
> structure value
> double X 0.156434
> double Y -0.987688
>
>
>
>Timo, what are you using to create this? EPICS base 7.0.1.1? git master?
>Or some older version?
>
>Thanks,
>Kay
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circle.db
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