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################################################## ## Get rights for USB access ## ################################################## ################################################## ## coral scanner software repository ## ################################################## The coral scanner software consists of three parts: 1. The user interface (subfolder "user_interface") 2. The microcontroller firmware to control the stepper motors of the table (subfolder "firmware") 3. The VHDL code for the PADIWA-FPGA board which handles the PMT signal detection and information processing. ################################################## ## compiling the microcontroller code ## ################################################## Prerequisites: gcc-avr dfu-programmer cd ./firmware make clean make #connect atmega32u2 in bootloader mode (stock bootloader!) make program #you might have to run the last step as root, if you don't have suitable udev policies for your atmega32u2 ################################################## ## compiling VDHL code ## ################################################## cd ./padiwa_vhdl git clone git@jspc29:/trb3 git clone git@jspc29:/trbnet cd ./padiwa/coral_counter . /d/jspc29/lattice/34_settings.sh export PATH=$PATH:/home/hadaq/bin/ ./compile_padiwa_frankfurt.pl # now use diamond programmer to flash the resulting bit file to your PADIWA FPGA (in "workdir") # or use the last working bit file in folder "bitfiles" ################################################## ## starting the web user interface ## ################################################## # make sure you have the following perl modules installed, if not install them with CPAN Procedure: - Open a konsole as super user - cpan - agree with update Update of a module: cpan <name> Packages <name> = CGI Data::Dumper Device::SerialPort Digest::SHA::PurePerl File::Basename Getopt::Long JSON MIME::Base64 Net::SMTP::SSL Proc::Daemon Storable SVG Time::HiRes Close SU konsole # then start the web server on port <your port> cd ./user_interface ./httpi localhost <your port> # it might be wise to keep this process running, maybe with the help of "screen" # now direct your webbrowser to http://localhost:<your port> and enjoy the colorful user interface I made. # user: coral # password: belize2
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