#_________________________________________
#
#  epics2cmsg configuration 
#
#  This is used to define EPICS variables 
# that should be inserted into the CODA 
# data stream during normal data taking.
# The frequency is the approximate time
# between inserts for the variable. The
# "name" is the EPICS variable name.
#
#
#  freq.(s) name
# --------- -----------------------

#================================================
# The following are from e-mail responses to a
# request made for the variables that should go 
# in here. Most of the EPICS variable names 
# either don't yet exist or need to be tracked down.
#
#  6/25/2014  DL


# From Curtis:
#     1)   Atmospheric pressure in the hall  ~every 15 minutes
#     2)   Chamber gas temperature            ~every 15 minutes
#     3)   Chamber gas flow??                     ~every 15 minutes
#     4)   Chamber gas mix??                      ~every 15 minutes


# From Richard:
#
# This message is just a placeholder, as I don't know yet 
# what the best format for this information will be (number
# of bytes, variables to store, frequency) but I would like
# there to be a regular storage of the active collimator beam
# offsets and total current to the event stream.
#
#-Richard J.
#

# From Ken Livingston:
#
# Form the coherent brem perspective, the following would be required at 
# 2s intervals.
# These are not proper names yet
#
# goni_axis 1,2,3,4,5
# coh_edge
# coh plane
# coh radiator
#
# ladder scalers / microscope scalers - possible some scalers from the 
# pair spec.
#
# It's the read of the scalers at 2s intervals that enables the coherent 
# edge to be reconstructed and tracked.
#
# In hall B, the goni params etc were in a 2s epics event  and TESC, the 
# tagger scaler was inserted every 2s as a special bank created from the 
# epics waveform array (376 elements).
#
# Regards,
# Ken

# From Richard (again):
# Hello David,
#
# For the microscope, I would like to have a set of key voltage levels and temperatures in the frontend recorded in the event stream.
#
# -Richard J.

# From Mark D.:
# If it was available we would definitely use it.  So far, the things we would have be interested in are the module temperatures and maybe some crate temperatures or the hall temperature.
#
# Best,
# Mark Macrae Dalton