Re: pco Camera USB and IEEE interface

[Mark Rivers via Tech-talk <tech-talk at aps.anl.gov>]

Hi Michael,


Does your PCO Firewire camera have any special features?  If not I might suggest replacing it with a GigE or USB3 camera that is GenICam compliant.  These interfaces are significantly faster and have good support in areaDetector.  Depending on the number of pixels in your detector one of these replacements may well be under $500.  Tracking down the problem with the PCO Firewire camera could easily cost more in effort than the cost of replacing it.


Mark



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From: Bradnick, Ben (Tessella,RAL,TEC) <ben.bradnick at diamond.ac.uk>
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2020 9:39 AM
To: Sintschuk, Michael; Mark Rivers; 'Ivashkevych, Oksana'
Cc: 'tech-talk'
Subject: Re: pco Camera USB and IEEE interface

Hi Michael,

Unfortunately we don't have any cameras with the FireWire interface at our facility so cannot try and reproduce this problem. Does the CamWare software successfully connect and communicate with the camera?

You could also try and create a simple C++ application to perform some simple test calls from the SDK (e.g. PCO_OpenCamera and PCO_GetCameraDescription) to see if you get sensible responses.

Kind regards,
Ben
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From: Sintschuk, Michael <michael.sintschuk at bam.de>
Sent: 14 May 2020 16:31
To: Bradnick, Ben (Tessella,RAL,TEC) <ben.bradnick at diamond.ac.uk>; Mark Rivers <rivers at cars.uchicago.edu>; 'Ivashkevych, Oksana' <oksana at bnl.gov>
Cc: 'tech-talk' <tech-talk at aps.anl.gov>
Subject: AW: pco Camera USB and IEEE interface


Hi all,



when running the IOC to connect the pco.1600 via GigE, I noticed that the PVs PCO1600:cam1:XCAMSIZE_RBV and PCO1600:cam1:YCAMSIZE_RBV are set to 1600 x 1200 from start on. This is correct for the pco.1600 and it is working fine.



When I run the IOC to connect the pco.4000 via Firewire, the PVs PCO4000:cam1:XCAMSIZE_RBV and PCO4000:cam1:YCAMSIZE_RBV are set to: 1280 x 1024. This is not correct, since the pco.4000 has x-y-size that is 4008 x 2672. I think the size 1280 x 1024 is coming from the file in …ADPcoWin/pcowinApp/src/Pco.cpp , lines 140 and 141:



paramXCamSize(this, "PCO_XCAMSIZE", 1280)



paramYCamSize(this, "PCO_YCAMSIZE", 1024)



I think, these are the default settings, that are overwritten when the camera is set up fine (see pco.1600 …).

I changed paramXCamSize and paramYCamSize in Pco.cpp to 4008 x 2672 and recompiled ADPcoWin. When running the IOC, the PCO4000:cam1:XCAMSIZE_RBV and PCO4000:cam1:YCAMSIZE_RBV are 4008 x 2672 from start on but I still get the allocateBuffer error …



In the Pco.cpp there is also the function “Pco::allocateImageBuffers()” (Line 1924) that is calculating:



int bufferSize = this->xCamSize * this->yCamSize;



but since the default start-up is not setting the paramXCamSize and paramYCamSize correct, the Buffer allocation fails, at least this is now my assumption. So I think the communication via Firewire is not working correctly. As I understood no one is using these cameras via Firewire, so maybe it was never tested?



Best regards

Michael



Von: Sintschuk, Michael
Gesendet: Dienstag, 12. Mai 2020 19:05
An: 'Bradnick, Ben (Tessella,RAL,TEC)' <ben.bradnick at diamond.ac.uk>; Mark Rivers <rivers at cars.uchicago.edu>; 'Ivashkevych, Oksana' <oksana at bnl.gov>
Cc: 'tech-talk' <tech-talk at aps.anl.gov>
Betreff: AW: pco Camera USB and IEEE interface



Hi Mark, hi Ben,



I added these lines for asynTrace:



asynSetTraceMask(“$(PORT)”, -1,0xff)

asynSetTraceIOMask(“$(PORT)”, -1,0x2)



and get the following messages when I try to arm the camera (the first and last  2 messages are from the temperature controller of the camera, it reports continuously):



2020/05/12 18:27:22.392 PCO4000:cam1:ELEC_TEMP_RBV devAsynFloat64::interruptCall

backInput new value=31.000000

2020/05/12 18:27:22.416 PCO4000:cam1:ELEC_TEMP_RBV devAsynFloat64::getCallbackVa

lue from ringBuffer value=31.000000

2020/05/12 18:27:23.539 PCO1 addr -1 queueRequest priority 0 not lockHolder

2020/05/12 18:27:23.558 asynManager::portThread port=PCO1 callback

2020/05/12 18:27:23.571 PCO4000:cam1:ARM_MODE_RBV devAsynInt32::interruptCallbac

kInput new value=1

2020/05/12 18:27:23.588 ADDriver:writeInt32: function=104, paramName=PCO_ARM_MOD

E, value=1

2020/05/12 18:27:23.603 PCO4000:cam1:ARM_MODE_RBV devAsynInt32::getCallbackValue

from ringBuffer value=1

2020/05/12 18:27:23.612 PCO4000:cam1:ARM_MODE devAsynInt32::processCallbackOutpu

t process value 1

2020/05/12 18:27:23.818 PCO4000:cam1:PERF:ACC:ARM_RBV devAsynInt32::interruptCal

lbackInput new value=1

2020/05/12 18:27:23.826 PCO4000:cam1:DetectorState_RBV devAsynInt32::interruptCa

llbackInput new value=2

2020/05/12 18:27:23.831 PCO4000:cam1:PERF:ACC:ARM_RBV devAsynInt32::getCallbackV

alue from ringBuffer value=1

2020/05/12 18:27:23.838 PCO4000:cam1:DetectorState_RBV devAsynInt32::getCallback

Value from ringBuffer value=2

2020/05/12 18:27:23.844 PCO1 addr -1 queueRequest priority 0 not lockHolder

2020/05/12 18:27:23.847 PCO4000:cam1:ARM_MODE_RBV devAsynInt32::interruptCallbac

kInput new value=0

2020/05/12 18:27:23.851 asynManager::portThread port=PCO1 callback

2020/05/12 18:27:23.853 PCO4000:cam1:ARM_MODE_RBV devAsynInt32::getCallbackValue

from ringBuffer value=0

2020/05/12 18:27:24.067 PCO4000:cam1:PERF:ACC:ARM_RBV devAsynInt32::interruptCal

lbackInput new value=2

2020/05/12 18:27:24.080 PCO4000:cam1:PERF:ACC:ARM_RBV devAsynInt32::getCallbackV

alue from ringBuffer value=2

2020/05/12 18:27:24.091 PCO4000:cam1:PERF:ACC:ARM_RBV devAsynInt32::interruptCal

lbackInput new value=1

2020/05/12 18:27:24.101 ADDriver:writeInt32: function=174, paramName=PCO_PERFACC

_ARM, value=1

2020/05/12 18:27:24.110 PCO4000:cam1:PERF:ACC:ARM_RBV devAsynInt32::getCallbackV

alue from ringBuffer value=1

2020/05/12 18:27:24.118 PCO4000:cam1:PERF:ACC:ARM devAsynInt32::processCallbackO

utput process value 1

2020/05/12 18:27:24.123 Failed to arm, PCO error, allocateBuffer returned a00a30

06

2020/05/12 18:27:24.127 PCO4000:cam1:StatusMessage_RBV devAsynOctet::interruptCa

llback ringSize=0, len=44, callback data:PCO error, allocateBuffer returned a00a

3006\000

2020/05/12 18:27:24.135 PCO4000:cam1:DetectorState_RBV devAsynInt32::interruptCa

llbackInput new value=0

2020/05/12 18:27:24.141 PCO4000:cam1:StatusMessage_RBV devAsynOctet::processComm

on len=43,  data:PCO error, allocateBuffer returned a00a3006

2020/05/12 18:27:24.148 PCO4000:cam1:DetectorState_RBV devAsynInt32::getCallback

Value from ringBuffer value=0

2020/05/12 18:27:26.425 PCO4000:cam1:ELEC_TEMP_RBV devAsynFloat64::interruptCall

backInput new value=32.000000

2020/05/12 18:27:26.449 PCO4000:cam1:ELEC_TEMP_RBV devAsynFloat64::getCallbackVa

lue from ringBuffer value=32.000000



@Ben

I use the same pcowinIOC that compiled with the ADPcoWin-module for both cameras. The location for “pcowinApp.exe” /ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/bin/windows-x64-static/… is for both start-ups the same. I only made 2 folders in /ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/iocBoot/… (“iocPco1600Win” and “iocPco4000Win”) for the different start-up scripts and autosave. I also tried to separate them to have each his own …/bin/windows-x64-static/… but the results were the same.



When I check the memory usage in the Task-Manager, it tells me that I user ~15% of the RAM when the IOC is up.



Von: Bradnick, Ben (Tessella,RAL,TEC) <ben.bradnick at diamond.ac.uk<mailto:ben.bradnick at diamond.ac.uk>>
Gesendet: Dienstag, 12. Mai 2020 17:33
An: Mark Rivers <rivers at cars.uchicago.edu<mailto:rivers at cars.uchicago.edu>>; Sintschuk, Michael <michael.sintschuk at bam.de<mailto:michael.sintschuk at bam.de>>; 'Ivashkevych, Oksana' <oksana at bnl.gov<mailto:oksana at bnl.gov>>
Cc: 'tech-talk' <tech-talk at aps.anl.gov<mailto:tech-talk at aps.anl.gov>>
Betreff: Re: pco Camera USB and IEEE interface



Hi Michael,



I have checked the logs of our IOCs using this PCO driver and haven't experienced the same issue before. We don't make use of the FireWire interface, but I think that should be invisible to the driver.



On top of what Mark has said, is the boot script, built IOC and server identical between your two different PCO setups? Could the server be running out of memory?



Kind regards,

Ben

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From: Mark Rivers <rivers at cars.uchicago.edu<mailto:rivers at cars.uchicago.edu>>
Sent: 12 May 2020 12:06
To: Sintschuk, Michael <michael.sintschuk at bam.de<mailto:michael.sintschuk at bam.de>>; 'Ivashkevych, Oksana' <oksana at bnl.gov<mailto:oksana at bnl.gov>>
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Subject: Re: pco Camera USB and IEEE interface



Hi Michael,


There are 2 placec in Pco.cpp where allocateBuffer is called from, you need to add some debugging to figure out which is generating your error.


The exception is being thrown in this code in DllApi.cpp:


/**
 * Allocate a buffer
 */
void DllApi::allocateBuffer(Handle handle, short* bufferNumber, unsigned long size,
        unsigned short** buffer, Handle* event) throw(PcoException)
{
    int result = doAllocateBuffer(handle, bufferNumber, size, buffer, event);
    *this->trace << "DllApi->AllocateBuffer(" << handle << ", " <<
        *bufferNumber << ", " << size << ", " << *buffer << ", " << event << ") = " <<
        result << std::endl;
    if(result != DllApi::errorNone)
    {
        throw PcoException("allocateBuffer", result);
    }
}



It looks like there is some asynTrace message you can enable to see what is being passed to doAllocateBuffer.   You know that result is a00a3006, so you need to figure out what that error code means.


git grep gives a hint:

corvette:ADPcoWin/pcowinApp/src>git grep 3006
include/PCO_err.h:#define PCO_ERROR_SDKDLL_BADMEMORY                  0x80003006 // Memory area is invalid
include/PCO_errt.h:  "Memory area is invalid.",                       // 0x80003006  PCO_ERROR_SDKDLL_BADMEMORY



Mark



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From: Sintschuk, Michael <michael.sintschuk at bam.de<mailto:michael.sintschuk at bam.de>>
Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2020 3:21 AM
To: Mark Rivers; 'Ivashkevych, Oksana'
Cc: 'Bradnick, Ben (Tessella,RAL,TEC)'; 'tech-talk'
Subject: AW: pco Camera USB and IEEE interface


Hi Oksana, hi Mark,



I tried the suggestion from Oksana, but with no luck. Still there is the same error.



In the file “Pco.cpp” (located in …/pcowinApp/src/) I found this code, from which the error is coming from (I think…):



/**





* Allocate image buffers and give them to the SDK. We allocate actual memory here,





* rather than using the NDArray memory because the SDK hangs onto the buffers, it only





* shows them to us when there is a frame ready. We must copy the frame out of the buffer





* into an NDArray for use by the rest of the system.





*/





void Pco::allocateImageBuffers() throw(std::bad_alloc, PcoException)





{





// Now allocate the memory and tell the SDK





int bufferSize = this->xCamSize * this->yCamSize;





try





{





for(int i=0; i<Pco::numApiBuffers; i++)





{





if(this->buffers[i].buffer != NULL)





{





_aligned_free(this->buffers[i].buffer);





}





this->buffers[i].buffer = (unsigned short*)_aligned_malloc(bufferSize*sizeof(unsigned short), 0x10000);





this->buffers[i].bufferNumber = DllApi::bufferUnallocated;





this->buffers[i].eventHandle = NULL;





this->api->allocateBuffer(this->camera, &this->buffers[i].bufferNumber,





bufferSize * sizeof(short), &this->buffers[i].buffer,





&this->buffers[i].eventHandle);





this->buffers[i].ready = true;





}





}





catch(std::bad_alloc& e)





{





// Recover from memory allocation failure





{





TakeLock(&this->apiLock);





this->api->stopFrameCapture();





}





this->freeImageBuffers();





throw e;





}





catch(PcoException& e)





{





// Recover from PCO camera failure





{





TakeLock(&this->apiLock);





this->api->stopFrameCapture();





}





this->freeImageBuffers();





throw e;





}



}



Is this a hint maybe?



Michael



Von: Mark Rivers <rivers at cars.uchicago.edu<mailto:rivers at cars.uchicago.edu>>
Gesendet: Montag, 11. Mai 2020 20:33
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Betreff: RE: pco Camera USB and IEEE interface



  *   dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/db/NDStdArrays.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=image1:,PORT=Image1, 1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1,TYPE=Int16,FTVL=SHORT,NELEMENTS=11059200")



  *   I looked at the datasheet and it says that the pixel depth is 14 bit for this camera, which requires 2 bytes.
  *   4008x2672x2=21,418,752 and you allocated 11,059,200.
  *   Try changing to NELEMENTS=21418752



Michael’s dbLoadRecords is actually fine.  Oksana has computed the size in bytes, but NELEMENTS is not bytes it is the number of elements in the waveform record, and in this case the FTVL is SHORT, so each element is 2 bytes.



Michael has actually allocated somewhat more elements than required, since  4008*2672 = 10709376, which is fewer than he allocated.



But more importantly Michael’s error is from the PCO driver, which knows nothing about the size of the waveform record being used by NDPluginStdArrays.  This problem is in the driver, not the plugins.



Mark







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Subject: RE: pco Camera USB and IEEE interface



Hi Michael,

I did not see this error, but it might be related to the buffer you allocate for you image. It is possible the driver checks unsatisfactory size and reports the error.



You are using CA protocol Image.

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/db/NDStdArrays.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=image1:,PORT=Image1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1,TYPE=Int16,FTVL=SHORT,NELEMENTS=11059200")

with X and Y :

epicsEnvSet("XSIZE",  "4008")

epicsEnvSet("YSIZE",  "2672")



I looked at the datasheet and it says that the pixel depth is 14 bit for this camera, which requires 2 bytes.



4008x2672x2=21,418,752 and you allocated 11,059,200.



Try changing to NELEMENTS=21418752



And see it this fixes the problem.



With best regards,

Oksana









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Subject: AW: pco Camera USB and IEEE interface



Hello again,



I‘ve been working some weeks now with the pco1600-camera connected via GigE. It works fine with the ADPcoWin-IOC. Great software, thanks to the epics-community!

However, I also try to set up a pco4000-camera connected via Firewire. The IOC starts and finds the camera but everytime I try to acquire an image there is the error:



Failed to arm, PCO error, allocateBuffer returned a00a3006



I guess, there are some settings that I’ve missed…

The camera connects fine with the original camware from pco.

I already tried to set the “QSIZE” , “CBUFFS”, “XSIZE” or “YSIZE” values to different parameters, but with no look. Maybe someone already had this issue?

This is my IOC-startup:



C:\epics\inst-7.0.3.1\areaDetector-R3-9\ADPcoWin\iocs\pcowinIOC\iocBoot\iocPco4000Win> C:\epics\inst-7.0.3.1\areaDete

ctor-R3-9\ADPcoWin\iocs\pcowinIOC\bin\windows-x64-static\pcowinApp.exe st.cmd

< envPaths

epicsEnvSet("IOC","iocPcoWin")

epicsEnvSet("TOP","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC")

epicsEnvSet("ADPCOWIN","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../..")

epicsEnvSet("SUPPORT","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1")

epicsEnvSet("ASYN","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/asyn-R4-39")

epicsEnvSet("AREA_DETECTOR","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9")

epicsEnvSet("ADSUPPORT","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADSupport")

epicsEnvSet("ADCORE","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore")

epicsEnvSet("AUTOSAVE","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/autosave-R5-10")

epicsEnvSet("BUSY","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/busy-R1-7-2")

epicsEnvSet("CALC","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/calc-R3-7-3")

epicsEnvSet("SSCAN","C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/sscan-R2-11-3")

epicsEnvSet("EPICS_BASE","C:/epics/base-7.0.3.1")

errlogInit(20000)

dbLoadDatabase("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/dbd/pcowinApp.dbd")

pcowinApp_registerRecordDeviceDriver(pdbbase)

# Prefix for all records

epicsEnvSet("PREFIX", "PCO4000:")

# The port name for the detector

epicsEnvSet("PORT",   "PCO1")

# Larger queue size may be need to stream to disk at full camera speed, up tp 2000

epicsEnvSet("QSIZE",  "20")

# The maximim image width; used for row profiles in the NDPluginStats plugin

epicsEnvSet("XSIZE",  "4008")

# The maximim image height; used for column profiles in the NDPluginStats plugin

epicsEnvSet("YSIZE",  "2672")

# The maximum number of time series points in the NDPluginStats plugin

epicsEnvSet("NCHANS", "2048")

# The maximum number of frames buffered in the NDPluginCircularBuff plugin

epicsEnvSet("CBUFFS", "500")

# The search path for database files

epicsEnvSet("EPICS_DB_INCLUDE_PATH", "C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/db")

# Define NELEMENTS to be enough for a 2048x2048x3 (color) image

epicsEnvSet("NELEMENTS", "11059200")

# pcoConfig(const char* portName, int maxBuffers, size_t maxMemory)

pcoConfig("PCO1", 0, 0, 8)

# pcoApiConfig(const char* portName)

pcoApiConfig("PCO1")

# Asyn tracing

asynSetTraceIOMask(PCO1, 0, 2)

#asynSetTraceMask($(PORT), 0, 0xFF)

#asynSetTraceFile($(PORT), 0, "asynTrace.out")

#asynSetTraceInfoMask($(PORT), 0, 0xf)

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../../db/pco.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=cam

1:,PORT=PCO1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1")

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../../db/pco_device_firmware.template", "

P=PCO4000:,R=cam1:,PORT=PCO1,N=0")

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../../db/pco_device_firmware.template", "

P=PCO4000:,R=cam1:,PORT=PCO1,N=1")

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../../db/pco_device_firmware.template", "

P=PCO4000:,R=cam1:,PORT=PCO1,N=2")

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../../db/pco_device_firmware.template", "

P=PCO4000:,R=cam1:,PORT=PCO1,N=3")

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../../db/pco_device_firmware.template", "

P=PCO4000:,R=cam1:,PORT=PCO1,N=4")

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../../db/pco_device_firmware.template", "

P=PCO4000:,R=cam1:,PORT=PCO1,N=5")

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../../db/pco_device_firmware.template", "

P=PCO4000:,R=cam1:,PORT=PCO1,N=6")

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../../db/pco_device_firmware.template", "

P=PCO4000:,R=cam1:,PORT=PCO1,N=7")

# What other database files need to be loaded?

# Create a standard arrays plugin

NDStdArraysConfigure("Image1", 5, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0)

# Use this line for 8-bit data only

#dbLoadRecords("$(ADCORE)/db/NDStdArrays.template", "P=$(PREFIX),R=image1:,PORT=Image1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=$(P

ORT),TYPE=Int8,FTVL=CHAR,NELEMENTS=$(NELEMENTS)")

# Use this line for 8-bit or 16-bit data

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/db/NDStdArrays.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=image1:,PORT=Image

1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1,TYPE=Int16,FTVL=SHORT,NELEMENTS=11059200")

# Use this line for 8-bit, 16-bit, or 32-bit data

#dbLoadRecords("$(ADCORE)/db/NDStdArrays.template", "P=$(PREFIX),R=image1:,PORT=Image1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=$(P

ORT),TYPE=Int32,FTVL=LONG,NELEMENTS=$(NELEMENTS)")

# Load all other plugins using commonPlugins.cmd

< C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/iocBoot/commonPlugins.cmd

# This is an example file for creating plugins

# It uses the following environment variable macros

# Many of the parameters defined in this file are also in commonPlugins_settings.req so if autosave is being

# use the autosave value will replace the value passed to this file.

# $(PREFIX)      Prefix for all records

# $(PORT)        The port name for the detector.  In autosave.

# $(QSIZE)       The queue size for all plugins.  In autosave.

# $(XSIZE)       The maximum image width; used to set the maximum size for row profiles in the NDPluginStats plugin and

1-D FFT

#                   profiles in NDPluginFFT.

# $(YSIZE)       The maximum image height; used to set the maximum size for column profiles in the NDPluginStats plugin

# $(NCHANS)      The maximum number of time series points in the NDPluginStats, NDPluginROIStats, and NDPluginAttribute

plugins

# $(CBUFFS)      The maximum number of frames buffered in the NDPluginCircularBuff plugin

# $(MAX_THREADS) The maximum number of threads for plugins which can run in multiple threads. Defaults to 5.

# Create a netCDF file saving plugin

NDFileNetCDFConfigure("FileNetCDF1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDFileNetCDF.template","P=PCO4000:,R=netCDF1:,PORT=FileNetCDF1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create a TIFF file saving plugin

NDFileTIFFConfigure("FileTIFF1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDFileTIFF.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=TIFF1:,PORT=FileTIFF1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create a JPEG file saving plugin

NDFileJPEGConfigure("FileJPEG1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDFileJPEG.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=JPEG1:,PORT=FileJPEG1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create a NeXus file saving plugin

NDFileNexusConfigure("FileNexus1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDFileNexus.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Nexus1:,PORT=FileNexus1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create an HDF5 file saving plugin

NDFileHDF5Configure("FileHDF1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDFileHDF5.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=HDF1:,PORT=FileHDF1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,XMLSIZE=2048,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1"

)

# Create a Magick file saving plugin

#NDFileMagickConfigure("FileMagick1", $(QSIZE), 0, "$(PORT)", 0)

#dbLoadRecords("NDFileMagick.template","P=$(PREFIX),R=Magick1:,PORT=FileMagick1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=$(PORT)")

# Create 4 ROI plugins

NDROIConfigure("ROI1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDROI.template",       "P=PCO4000:,R=ROI1:,  PORT=ROI1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

NDROIConfigure("ROI2", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDROI.template",       "P=PCO4000:,R=ROI2:,  PORT=ROI2,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

NDROIConfigure("ROI3", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDROI.template",       "P=PCO4000:,R=ROI3:,  PORT=ROI3,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

NDROIConfigure("ROI4", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDROI.template",       "P=PCO4000:,R=ROI4:,  PORT=ROI4,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create 8 ROIStat plugins

NDROIStatConfigure("ROISTAT1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 8, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDROIStat.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=ROIStat1:  ,PORT=ROISTAT1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1,NCHANS=

2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDROIStatN.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=ROIStat1:1:,PORT=ROISTAT1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDROIStatN.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=ROIStat1:2:,PORT=ROISTAT1,ADDR=1,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDROIStatN.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=ROIStat1:3:,PORT=ROISTAT1,ADDR=2,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDROIStatN.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=ROIStat1:4:,PORT=ROISTAT1,ADDR=3,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDROIStatN.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=ROIStat1:5:,PORT=ROISTAT1,ADDR=4,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDROIStatN.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=ROIStat1:6:,PORT=ROISTAT1,ADDR=5,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDROIStatN.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=ROIStat1:7:,PORT=ROISTAT1,ADDR=6,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDROIStatN.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=ROIStat1:8:,PORT=ROISTAT1,ADDR=7,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

# Create a processing plugin

NDProcessConfigure("PROC1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDProcess.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Proc1:,  PORT=PROC1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create a TIFF file plugin to read dark and flatfield images into the processing plugin

NDFileTIFFConfigure("PROC1TIFF", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDFileTIFF.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=Proc1:TIFF:,PORT=PROC1TIFF,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create a scatter plugin

NDScatterConfigure("SCATTER1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDScatter.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Scatter1:,  PORT=SCATTER1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create a gather plugin with 8 ports

NDGatherConfigure("GATHER1", 20, 0, 8, 0, 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDGather.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Gather1:, PORT=GATHER1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

dbLoadRecords("NDGatherN.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Gather1:, N=1, PORT=GATHER1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

dbLoadRecords("NDGatherN.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Gather1:, N=2, PORT=GATHER1,ADDR=1,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

dbLoadRecords("NDGatherN.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Gather1:, N=3, PORT=GATHER1,ADDR=2,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

dbLoadRecords("NDGatherN.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Gather1:, N=4, PORT=GATHER1,ADDR=3,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

dbLoadRecords("NDGatherN.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Gather1:, N=5, PORT=GATHER1,ADDR=4,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

dbLoadRecords("NDGatherN.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Gather1:, N=6, PORT=GATHER1,ADDR=5,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

dbLoadRecords("NDGatherN.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Gather1:, N=7, PORT=GATHER1,ADDR=6,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

dbLoadRecords("NDGatherN.template",   "P=PCO4000:,R=Gather1:, N=8, PORT=GATHER1,ADDR=7,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create 5 statistics plugins

NDStatsConfigure("STATS1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDStats.template",     "P=PCO4000:,R=Stats1:,  PORT=STATS1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,HIST_SIZE=256,XSIZE=4008,YSIZ

E=2672,NCHANS=2048,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

NDTimeSeriesConfigure("STATS1_TS", 20, 0, "STATS1", 1, 23)

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/db/NDTimeSeries.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=Stats1:TS:, PORT

=STATS1_TS,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=STATS1,NDARRAY_ADDR=1,NCHANS=2048,ENABLED=1")

NDStatsConfigure("STATS2", 20, 0, "ROI1",    0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDStats.template",     "P=PCO4000:,R=Stats2:,  PORT=STATS2,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,HIST_SIZE=256,XSIZE=4008,YSIZ

E=2672,NCHANS=2048,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

NDTimeSeriesConfigure("STATS2_TS", 20, 0, "STATS2", 1, 23)

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/db/NDTimeSeries.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=Stats2:TS:, PORT

=STATS2_TS,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=STATS2,NDARRAY_ADDR=1,NCHANS=2048,ENABLED=1")

NDStatsConfigure("STATS3", 20, 0, "ROI2",    0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDStats.template",     "P=PCO4000:,R=Stats3:,  PORT=STATS3,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,HIST_SIZE=256,XSIZE=4008,YSIZ

E=2672,NCHANS=2048,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

NDTimeSeriesConfigure("STATS3_TS", 20, 0, "STATS3", 1, 23)

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/db/NDTimeSeries.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=Stats3:TS:, PORT

=STATS3_TS,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=STATS3,NDARRAY_ADDR=1,NCHANS=2048,ENABLED=1")

NDStatsConfigure("STATS4", 20, 0, "ROI3",    0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDStats.template",     "P=PCO4000:,R=Stats4:,  PORT=STATS4,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,HIST_SIZE=256,XSIZE=4008,YSIZ

E=2672,NCHANS=2048,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

NDTimeSeriesConfigure("STATS4_TS", 20, 0, "STATS4", 1, 23)

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/db/NDTimeSeries.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=Stats4:TS:, PORT

=STATS4_TS,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=STATS4,NDARRAY_ADDR=1,NCHANS=2048,ENABLED=1")

NDStatsConfigure("STATS5", 20, 0, "ROI4",    0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDStats.template",     "P=PCO4000:,R=Stats5:,  PORT=STATS5,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,HIST_SIZE=256,XSIZE=4008,YSIZ

E=2672,NCHANS=2048,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

NDTimeSeriesConfigure("STATS5_TS", 20, 0, "STATS5", 1, 23)

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/db/NDTimeSeries.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=Stats5:TS:, PORT

=STATS5_TS,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=STATS5,NDARRAY_ADDR=1,NCHANS=2048,ENABLED=1")

# Create a transform plugin

NDTransformConfigure("TRANS1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDTransform.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Trans1:,  PORT=TRANS1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create an overlay plugin with 8 overlays

NDOverlayConfigure("OVER1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 8, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDOverlay.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Over1:, PORT=OVER1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

dbLoadRecords("NDOverlayN.template","P=PCO4000:,R=Over1:1:,NAME=ROI1,   SHAPE=1,O=Over1:,XPOS=PCO4000:ROI1:MinX_RBV,YPOS

=PCO4000:ROI1:MinY_RBV,XSIZE=PCO4000:ROI1:SizeX_RBV,YSIZE=PCO4000:ROI1:SizeY_RBV,PORT=OVER1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1")

dbLoadRecords("NDOverlayN.template","P=PCO4000:,R=Over1:2:,NAME=ROI2,   SHAPE=1,O=Over1:,XPOS=PCO4000:ROI2:MinX_RBV,YPOS

=PCO4000:ROI2:MinY_RBV,XSIZE=PCO4000:ROI2:SizeX_RBV,YSIZE=PCO4000:ROI2:SizeY_RBV,PORT=OVER1,ADDR=1,TIMEOUT=1")

dbLoadRecords("NDOverlayN.template","P=PCO4000:,R=Over1:3:,NAME=ROI3,   SHAPE=1,O=Over1:,XPOS=PCO4000:ROI3:MinX_RBV,YPOS

=PCO4000:ROI3:MinY_RBV,XSIZE=PCO4000:ROI3:SizeX_RBV,YSIZE=PCO4000:ROI3:SizeY_RBV,PORT=OVER1,ADDR=2,TIMEOUT=1")

dbLoadRecords("NDOverlayN.template","P=PCO4000:,R=Over1:4:,NAME=ROI4,   SHAPE=1,O=Over1:,XPOS=PCO4000:ROI4:MinX_RBV,YPOS

=PCO4000:ROI4:MinY_RBV,XSIZE=PCO4000:ROI4:SizeX_RBV,YSIZE=PCO4000:ROI4:SizeY_RBV,PORT=OVER1,ADDR=3,TIMEOUT=1")

dbLoadRecords("NDOverlayN.template","P=PCO4000:,R=Over1:5:,NAME=Cursor1,SHAPE=1,O=Over1:,XPOS=junk,                  YPO

S=junk,                  XSIZE=junk,                   YSIZE=junk,                   PORT=OVER1,ADDR=4,TIMEOUT=1")

dbLoadRecords("NDOverlayN.template","P=PCO4000:,R=Over1:6:,NAME=Cursor2,SHAPE=1,O=Over1:,XPOS=junk,                  YPO

S=junk,                  XSIZE=junk,                   YSIZE=junk,                   PORT=OVER1,ADDR=5,TIMEOUT=1")

dbLoadRecords("NDOverlayN.template","P=PCO4000:,R=Over1:7:,NAME=Box1,   SHAPE=1,O=Over1:,XPOS=junk,                  YPO

S=junk,                  XSIZE=junk,                   YSIZE=junk,                   PORT=OVER1,ADDR=6,TIMEOUT=1")

dbLoadRecords("NDOverlayN.template","P=PCO4000:,R=Over1:8:,NAME=Box2,   SHAPE=1,O=Over1:,XPOS=junk,                  YPO

S=junk,                  XSIZE=junk,                   YSIZE=junk,                   PORT=OVER1,ADDR=7,TIMEOUT=1")

# Create 2 color conversion plugins

NDColorConvertConfigure("CC1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDColorConvert.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=CC1:,  PORT=CC1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

NDColorConvertConfigure("CC2", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDColorConvert.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=CC2:,  PORT=CC2,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create a circular buffer plugin

NDCircularBuffConfigure("CB1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 500, 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDCircularBuff.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=CB1:,  PORT=CB1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

# Create an NDAttribute plugin with 8 attributes

NDAttrConfigure("ATTR1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 8, 0, 0, 0)

dbLoadRecords("NDAttribute.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=Attr1:,    PORT=ATTR1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048,NDARRAY_PORT=PCO

1")

dbLoadRecords("NDAttributeN.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Attr1:1:,  PORT=ATTR1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDAttributeN.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Attr1:2:,  PORT=ATTR1,ADDR=1,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDAttributeN.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Attr1:3:,  PORT=ATTR1,ADDR=2,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDAttributeN.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Attr1:4:,  PORT=ATTR1,ADDR=3,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDAttributeN.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Attr1:5:,  PORT=ATTR1,ADDR=4,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDAttributeN.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Attr1:6:,  PORT=ATTR1,ADDR=5,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDAttributeN.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Attr1:7:,  PORT=ATTR1,ADDR=6,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

dbLoadRecords("NDAttributeN.template", "P=PCO4000:,R=Attr1:8:,  PORT=ATTR1,ADDR=7,TIMEOUT=1,NCHANS=2048")

NDTimeSeriesConfigure("ATTR1_TS", 20, 0, "ATTR1", 1, 8)

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/db/NDTimeSeries.template",  "P=PCO4000:,R=Attr1:TS:, PORT=

ATTR1_TS,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=ATTR1,NDARRAY_ADDR=1,NCHANS=2048,ENABLED=1")

# Create an FFT plugin

NDFFTConfigure("FFT1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDFFT.template", "P=PCO4000:, R=FFT1:, PORT=FFT1, ADDR=0, TIMEOUT=1, NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1, NAME=FFT1, NCHANS

=4008")

# Create 2 Codec plugins

NDCodecConfigure("CODEC1", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDCodec.template", "P=PCO4000:, R=Codec1:, PORT=CODEC1, ADDR=0, TIMEOUT=1, NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

NDCodecConfigure("CODEC2", 20, 0, "PCO1", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5)

dbLoadRecords("NDCodec.template", "P=PCO4000:, R=Codec2:, PORT=CODEC2, ADDR=0, TIMEOUT=1, NDARRAY_PORT=PCO1")

set_requestfile_path("./")

set_requestfile_path("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/ADApp/Db")

set_requestfile_path("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADCore/iocBoot")

set_savefile_path("./autosave")

set_pass0_restoreFile("auto_settings.sav")

set_pass1_restoreFile("auto_settings.sav")

save_restoreSet_status_prefix("PCO4000:")

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/autosave-R5-10/asApp/Db/save_restoreStatus.db", "P=PCO4000:")

# Optional: load NDPluginPva plugin

#NDPvaConfigure("PVA1", $(QSIZE), 0, "$(PORT)", 0, $(PREFIX)Pva1:Image, 0, 0, 0)

#dbLoadRecords("NDPva.template",  "P=$(PREFIX),R=Pva1:, PORT=PVA1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=$(PORT)")

# Must start PVA server if this is enabled

#startPVAServer

# Optional: load ffmpegServer plugin

#ffmpegServerConfigure(8081)

#ffmpegStreamConfigure("FfmStream1", 2, 0, "$(PORT)", 0, -1, 0)

#dbLoadRecords("$(FFMPEGSERVER)/db/ffmpegStream.template", "P=$(PREFIX),R=ffmstream1:,PORT=FfmStream1,NDARRAY_PORT=$(POR

T)")

#ffmpegFileConfigure("FfmFile1", 16, 0, "$(PORT)", 0, -1, 0)

#dbLoadRecords("$(FFMPEGSERVER)/db/ffmpegFile.template", "P=$(PREFIX),R=ffmfile1:,PORT=FfmFile1,NDARRAY_PORT=$(PORT)")

# Optional: load NDPluginEdge plugin

#NDEdgeConfigure("EDGE1", $(QSIZE), 0, "$(PORT)", 0, 0, 0, 0)

#dbLoadRecords("$(ADPLUGINEDGE)/db/NDEdge.template",  "P=$(PREFIX),R=Edge1:, PORT=EDGE1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=$(

PORT)")

#set_requestfile_path("$(ADPLUGINEDGE)/edgeApp/Db")

# Optional: load NDPluginCV plugin

#NDCVConfigure("CV1", $(QSIZE), 0, "$(PORT)", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, $(MAX_THREADS=5))

#dbLoadRecords("$(ADCOMPVISION)/db/NDCV.template",  "P=$(PREFIX),R=CV1:, PORT=CV1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=$(PORT)"

)

#set_requestfile_path("$(ADCOMPVISION)/adcvApp/Db")

# Optional: load NDPluginBar plugin

#NDBarConfigure("BAR1", $(QSIZE), 0, "$(PORT)", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, $(MAX_THREADS=5))

#dbLoadRecords("$(ADPLUGINBAR)/db/NDBar.template",  "P=$(PREFIX),R=Bar1:, PORT=BAR1,ADDR=0,TIMEOUT=1,NDARRAY_PORT=$(PORT

)")

#set_requestfile_path("$(ADPLUGINBAR)/barApp/Db")

# Optional: load scan records

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/sscan-R2-11-3/sscanApp/Db/scan.db", "P=PCO4000:,MAXPTS1=2000,MAXPTS2=200,MAXPTS3=20

,MAXPTS4=10,MAXPTSH=10")

set_requestfile_path("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/sscan-R2-11-3/sscanApp/Db")

# Optional: load sseq record for acquisition sequence

dbLoadRecords("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/calc-R3-7-3/calcApp/Db/sseqRecord.db", "P=PCO4000:, S=AcquireSequence")

set_requestfile_path("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/calc-R3-7-3/calcApp/Db")

# Optional: load devIocStats records (requires DEVIOCSTATS module)

#dbLoadRecords("$(DEVIOCSTATS)/db/iocAdminSoft.db", "IOC=$(PREFIX)")

# Optional: load alive record (requires ALIVE module)

#dbLoadRecords("$(ALIVE)/aliveApp/Db/alive.db", "P=$(PREFIX),RHOST=192.168.1.254")

# Set the callback queue size to 5000, up from default of 2000 in base.

# This can be needed to avoid errors "callbackRequest: cbLow ring buffer full".

callbackSetQueueSize(5000)

set_requestfile_path("C:/epics/inst-7.0.3.1/areaDetector-R3-9/ADPcoWin/iocs/pcowinIOC/../../pcowinApp/Db")

iocInit()

Starting iocInit

############################################################################

## EPICS R7.0.3.1

## EPICS Base built Mar  9 2020

############################################################################

reboot_restore: entry for file 'auto_settings.sav'

reboot_restore: Found filename 'auto_settings.sav' in restoreFileList.

*** restoring from './autosave/auto_settings.sav' at initHookState 6 (before record/device init) ***

reboot_restore: done with file 'auto_settings.sav'



recDynLinkOut: waiting for CA context

recDynLinkOut: got CA context

reboot_restore: entry for file 'auto_settings.sav'

reboot_restore: Found filename 'auto_settings.sav' in restoreFileList.

*** restoring from './autosave/auto_settings.sav' at initHookState 7 (after record/device init) ***

reboot_restore: done with file 'auto_settings.sav'



iocRun: All initialization complete

# save things every thirty seconds

create_monitor_set("auto_settings.req", 30,"P=PCO4000:")

epics> auto_settings.sav: 2277 of 2277 PV's connected

pco.4000















                                        : Found 8 devices on camera



epics> 2020/05/11 13:53:06.730 Failed to arm, PCO error, allocateBuffer returned a00a3006





Again, thanks for the help!



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