Hi Jong Woo,
I think the problem is that you are looking at 2 different PVs. I suspect you are running camonitor on $(P)$(R)Temperature, but that in medm you are looking at $(P)$(R)TemperatureActual
To find out what PV medm is displaying right-click on the medm screen, select "PV Info" and then left-click on the widget you are interested in. It will pop up a window with information about the PV, including the name, the host, the value, etc.
Here is the camonitor output of both PVs on an AVT GT1380 camera:
corvette:local/idl_user/tomography>camonitor 13IDBPS1:cam1:Temperature 13IDBPS1:cam1:TemperatureActual
13IDBPS1:cam1:Temperature 2020-04-09 17:51:36.212120 25
13IDBPS1:cam1:TemperatureActual 2020-08-04 17:53:48.274860 33.062
13IDBPS1:cam1:TemperatureActual 2020-08-04 17:53:49.273667 33.031
Mark
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Subject: Temperature in camera.
Hi,
The temperature of camera indicated on the status in ADVimba medm is different from the one in camonitor.
The former varies around 52 deg., but the latter is always 25 deg. Which one is true?
Camera is Mako G-507B.
Thanks,
Jong Woo
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