Xenon Script

[Frida Kosofsky]

Icreated a plugin with plugin generator script in scripts/ folder (I used script in 7.10.1 with git checkout v7.10.1) and then i just copied it in kibana/plugins folder to check if it works on my kibana which it is version 7.10.1 too and I run the kibana and it raises an error .

I didn't change anything when i copied the plugin generated by script.

oh no I test it in another kibana installed that its version is same as kibana which i cloned from kibana repo. should I run it from cloned kibana ?

how can I run it from another kibana that it has same version ?

like other public plugins that you can install on kibana

I was wondering if someone could help make a script with the same function or repurpose this existing one to have a toggle on touch. I've tried different ways but with my limited knowledge I couldn't quite make it turn on and off.

That's one wierd script. All you really need to do is take something like the first example script in the LSL wiki at and turn the animation ON/OFF with a simple touch toggle -- like a light switch -- instead of using a timer event. Declare a global integer (gON) to use as the toggle, turn it on or off in the touch_start event, and use it in the run_time_permissions event to either llStartAnimation or llStopAnimation. It's a good first scripting exercise.

3. I didn't understand why you needed the timer from your first post, but I agree that you do need it. That makes life a little more difficult because it means you need to switch the timer on and off as well as the animation. Since you'll only use the run_time_permissions event one time, the touch_start event will have to do all the switching after that. The resulting script will have a few more branches than I thought you'd need at first.

You may want to ask yourself why it necessary to run the timer as fast as you were. I slowed it down, but it's still racing. A fast timer holds the servers' attention and contributes to lag in the region. That's one reason why avatars wearing messy AOs make a region so laggy. Unlesss there's a really good reason, avoid running timers any faster than you need to, and provide a way to turn them OFF when they aren't needed.

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I'm brand new to OPOS and I was hoping you could help me out.I'm trying to interface to a Honeywell Xenon 1902 and I have no problems opening but every time I try to claim I get OPOS_E_ILLEGAL. This happens through a short winform script or using Honeywell's validation utility. I've downloaded "Honeywell OPOS Suite version 1.13.4.17" which I'm assuming contains the proper SO. Am I forgetting a simple essential step?

I just went through this, the easy way to get you up and running is for you to open the Configuration Utility that was installed as part of the Honeywell Suite. Add your device there (or modify if you already created one), set Auto Detect to false, and then select the COM port that matches your device in your Device Manager. Then fire up Honeywell's Validation Utility and try to claim your device again.

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General DescriptionThe Good Xenon configurations use two Event Analyzers simultaneously to provide detailed spectral and temporal information about every event that survives background rejection. There are two pairs of Good Xenon configurations:Good_Xenon1_2s with Good_Xenon2_2s (the 1 and 2 denote the two EAs; the 2s is the readout time)Good_Xenon1_16s with Good_Xenon2_16s (again, the 1 and 2 denote the two EAs; 16s is the readout time).Before you reduce Good Xenon data, you must combine matched pairs of files from the two EAs. The Perl script make_se will accomplish this task. The description of the data files that follows assumes the combination has been completed.Files containing Good Xenon data are in science event format. The science data occupy the XTE_SE extension in the form of individual time-stamped binary event words, one per line, which fill the Event column. The words themselves are strings of ones and zeros, the combinations of which define the properties of each event with respect to a template of all possible properties within the configuration. This template is broken up into sections - one for the PCU ID, one for the anode ID, and one for the PHA channel. Thus, an individual event word, with its particular combination of ones and zeros, picks out one PCU ID, one anode ID and one PHA channel. The time stamps occupy the Time column.Detailed DescriptionThe key to understanding and manipulating your Good Xenon data lies in "decoding" the event word template. The template itself occupies the TEVTB2 keyword in the header of the XTE_SE extension and is written in DDL - the Data Descriptor Language. Its value for Good Xenon is:(M[1]1,S[Zero]6,D[0:4]3,E[0:63]6,C[0:255]8)which, broken down into its parts, means:(M[1]1... ) - Unlike other event mode configurations, each row in a Good Xenon file contains only one kind of event, namely, valid science events. Like other other event mode configurations, these science events are identified with an M-token, the value of which is M[1]1.S[Zero]6 -Housekeeping check. Each valid bitmask is preceded by six zeroes.D[0:4]3 - Detectors 0-4, i.e. PCUs 0-4 (DDL's : symbol indicates a range). The 3 means that three bits are used to identify the PCU: 000 identifies PCU0, 001 PCU1, and so on. E[0:63]6 - Detector element, i.e. xenon anode. The 6 means that six bits are used to identify the Xe anode: 000001 identifies X1L, 000010 X1R, and so on. Note that some software, notably sefilter, requires the binary substring to be entered as a base-ten number, e.g. 1 identifies X1L, 2 X1R, 4 X2L, 8 X2R, and so on.C[0:255]8 - PCU Channel. Good Xenon provides the full 256 channel range. The 8 means that eight bits are used to identify one of the 2**8 channels.Note that the readout time of the configuration (2 or 16 seconds) has no influence on the structure or properties of Good Xenon data. Its role is to provide observers with two telemetry choices. Note too that running fdump on a Good Xenon file will not provide an ASCII dump of the bitmask.Time and energy resolutionThe resolution of the time stamps in Good Xenon is 1/2**20 seconds, i.e. 0.95367431640625 microsec. This is the value of the TIMEDEL keyword in the header of the XTE_SE extension. Good Xenon provides the full 256-channel pass band of the PCA.Reduction requirements and optionsOnce make_se has been run on the Good_Xenon_1 and Good_Xenon_2pairs,the resulting files are reduced as event files usingseextrct. Apart from adjusting screening criteria, yourprimary reduction options include:Selecting (by applying a bitmask):PCU IDsanodes, i.e. layers channels Binning the events into a light curveBinning the events into 256-channel spectraFor complete details on working with Event mode data and GoodXenondata, see the RXTE Cookbook recipe Reduction and Analysis of PCA Event-Mode Spectra. A further option is to convert the data from their event-word format into the more understandable, but more expansive, event file format which has explicit columns for the PCU ID etc. - similar to ASCA and ROSAT event lists. The conversion is effected, when you merge the two EAs, by running xenon2fits with the wrtparm=a option. Note that you will have to use the extractor ftool rather than seextrct to extract events. You will, however, be able to read the entire events file into xronos which cannot handle bitmasks at the moment.Gain and offsetGain and offset corrections are not applied by the EDS to Good Xenon data.Return, if you like, to the PCA Issues chapter or to the Table of Contents.The ABC of XTE is written and maintained by the RXTE GOF. Please email xte...@athena.gsfc.nasa.gov if you have any questions or comments. This particular page was last modified on Wednesday, 24-Aug-2022 11:10:28 EDT. A service of the Astrophysics Science Division at NASA/GSFC.

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