#!../../bin/linux-x86/moControl

## You may have to change moControl to something else
## everywhere it appears in this file

< envPaths

cd ${TOP}

## Register all support components
dbLoadDatabase "dbd/moControl.dbd"
moControl_registerRecordDeviceDriver pdbbase

epicsEnvSet("PREFIX","")

# Load IOC status records
dbLoadRecords("db/iocAdminSoft.db","IOC=$(PREFIX)MO")

## Load record instances
dbLoadRecords("db/moChannel.db","P=VME:4, PORT=MO, ADDR=0")
dbLoadRecords("db/moChannel.db","P=VME:4, PORT=MO, ADDR=1")
dbLoadRecords("db/moChannel.db","P=VME:4, PORT=MO, ADDR=2")
dbLoadRecords("db/moChannel.db","P=VME:4, PORT=MO, ADDR=3")
dbLoadRecords("db/moChannel.db","P=VME:4, PORT=MO, ADDR=4")
dbLoadRecords("db/moChannel.db","P=VME:4, PORT=MO, ADDR=5")
dbLoadRecords("db/moChannel.db","P=VME:4, PORT=MO, ADDR=6")
dbLoadRecords("db/moChannel.db","P=VME:4, PORT=MO, ADDR=7")
dbLoadRecords("db/moChannel.db","P=VME:4, PORT=MO, ADDR=8")
dbLoadRecords("db/moChannel.db","P=VME:4, PORT=MO, ADDR=9")



# Start the MO board driver. The first argument is the 
# asyn port name, the second argument is the base address
asynMOConfig( "MO", 0x00ED0000 )

cd ${TOP}/iocBoot/${IOC}
iocInit