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== Use case == | |||
The main task of this program is to get data from the proton Readout Unit (pRU) hardware to a host computer for storage or parsing. | The main task of this program is to get data from the proton Readout Unit (pRU) hardware to a host computer for storage or parsing. | ||
The pDTPClient handles the proton Data Transfer Protocol (pDTP) using UDP. pDTP have three main modes; Request read (RQR), a single packet from 1 byte to 4080 byte. Request stream (RQS), a single packet upto 65535 packets. And request full stream (RQFS) | The pDTPClient handles the proton Data Transfer Protocol (pDTP) using UDP. | ||
pDTP have three main modes; Request read (RQR), a single packet from 1 byte to 4080 byte. Request stream (RQS), a single packet upto 65535 packets. And request full stream (RQFS). For more in depth details about pDTP see: | |||
[[Media:PDTP.pdf | pDTP spesification]] | |||
The config file | == The config file == | ||
The config file exists to load the diffrent settings of the client in a easy manner. | |||
<code> </code> | |||
Starting the client | == Starting the client == | ||
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Revision as of 13:53, 3 February 2020
Main Page -> Control & Readout Software Documentation and Howto's -> Running pDTPClient
Use case
The main task of this program is to get data from the proton Readout Unit (pRU) hardware to a host computer for storage or parsing.
The pDTPClient handles the proton Data Transfer Protocol (pDTP) using UDP. pDTP have three main modes; Request read (RQR), a single packet from 1 byte to 4080 byte. Request stream (RQS), a single packet upto 65535 packets. And request full stream (RQFS). For more in depth details about pDTP see: pDTP spesification
The config file
The config file exists to load the diffrent settings of the client in a easy manner.
Starting the client
a