Configuration files for the BMM control system
- IOC log files
/var/log/softioc/- PV lists for FMBO IOCs
/opt/epics/iocoutput/dbl/- epics save files for FMBO IOCs
/opt/epics/iocoutput/autosave/- epics request files for FMBO IOCs
/epics/iocs/MC0?/iocBoot/iocMC/- epics save files for NSLS-II IOCs
/opt/epics/<ioc>/as/sav/- epics request files for NSLS-II IOCs
/epics/iocs/<ioc>/as/req/
xf06bm-em1.cs.nsls2.local (10.6.130.183)
There is a bit of misdirection in how limits are set. Doing something
like caput XF:06BMA-OP{Mono:DCM1-Ax:Bragg}Mtr.LLM -1 will be a
temporary fix, only until the next time save-restore triggers.
Instead, do caput XF:06BMA-OP{Mono:DCM1-Ax:Bragg}Mtr_LLM_SP -1.
This will save the _LLM_SP value in save-restore. Setting _LLM_SP
sets the .LLM value, as seen in
/opt/epics/modules/SAI/db/SAI_MotorRecord.template.
The same goes for the .HLM fields of the FMBO motors.
Similarly, it is unhelpful to save .LLM or .HLM fields in
save-restore. Doing so seems to put the motor in a confused state
with respect to it relation to soft limits.
Command for tar-ing up all the iocs and excluding revision control dot folders:
sudo tar --exclude='*/.bzr/*' --exclude='*/.hg/*' -cvf all_iocs.tar cam* F460 I400 MC0* pi* plc1 softIocCommon va-1- mc02-11Jan2018.cfg
- MC02 configuration prior to encoder loss event
- mc02-12Jan2018.cfg
- MC02 configuration as modified by Graeme Elliner to use steps rather than encoder counts