You should put these into /usr/local/hutil
Create the directory, put hutil.tar into it, and then "tar xvf hutil.tar"
Feel free to do a "make all"
YOU SHOULD PUT /usr/local/hutil into your PATH
Click here to download hutil.tar
You need to install PyDOM in order to use the Python Scripts.
PyDOM is available at
http://icecube.wisc.edu/~kaeld/domtest/index.html
After you download the rpm then execute "rpm -i filename"
The following scripts should be installed into /usr/local/python
Create the directory, put python.tar into it, and then "tar xvf python.tar"
YOU SHOULD PUT /usr/local/python into your PATH
Click here to download python.tar
To add these directories to your PATH, then in .bashrc:
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/hutil:/usr/local/python
or, if you are using c-shell, then for .cshrc:
setenv PATH ${PATH}:/usr/local/hutil:/usr/local/python
If you have added '/usr/local/hutil' and '/usr/local/python' to your PATH,
then the
simplest way to monitor the pressure (assuming you are using card 0,
wire pair 0) is to:
1) enter command "on all" (to turn on the DOMs)
2) type command "DOM" (to start the communications)
3) type command "A" or "B" depending if you want to test a DOM of type A or
type B. (to run the test script "A" or "B")
4) Control-C (to stop the script)
5) enter command "off all" (to turn off the DOMs)
If you want to use the programs for more serious testing you can do:
Note, the principle is to start the communcications first, then
run the python scripts. A limited number of "dtsx" scripts can be found in
/usr/local/python. Otherwise use the optional arguments which are part of
the dtsx program.
remember to kill dtsx when you are done (and turn off the DOMs as well).
for example, "killall dtsx", then "off all"
note, if you don't stop dtsx, other programs which communicate with the DOM
may not work.