The data is organized as follows:

 

All the hits recorded for that specific day appear in the link at the top of the page


The paramaeters are:

 

The Hit file:


Is described here

The rapcal file:

Space delimited. A single line for each event triggered on each cluster. 68 columns (fields) for each event – contain information from the old “rapcal” file and the header file:

  1. Event serial number counted per cluster (int)
  2. rapcal time stamp in 0.1 ns counts from January 1(long long)
  3. Day of year based on the time stamp  (int)
  4. Hour of day based on the time stamp (int)
  5. Minute of hour, based on the time stamp (int)
  6. Second of minute, based on the time stamp (double)
  7. Data taking software (either mdaq or aura-run) (char [])
  8. time stamp1
  9.  time stamp 2
  10. time stamp 3
  11. tracr packet number (int)
  12. header version (int)
  13. Header file name for this event  (char [])
  14. tracr_packet_length (int)
  15. tracr_packet_format_number (int)
  16. tracr_firmware_version (int)
  17.  tracr_time_stamp (long)
  18. mbid (char[])– see “geometry table” for refernce
  19. fpga DIE temp (float)
  20. Power bits (int 0..63)
  21. robust status (int)
  22. 1st time stamp word from mb (long)
  23. 2nd time stamp worf from mb (long)
  24. acu status (on same cluster only) (int 0/1)
  25. test pattern status (int 0/1)
  26. -41. DAC settings: list of 16 numbers (int[16])

42. – 62. Scaler rates : list of 21 numbers (int[21])

63. RCO phase start (int: either 0 or 1) (int)

64. Hit bus location (int 0…256) (int)

65. RCO phase0 (double)

66. RCO phase1 (double)

67. comment (char[] usually “-“)