1986
DOI: 10.1016/0168-9002(86)90551-6
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A general software module for CAMAC, equipment and composite variable control

Abstract: Current PS controls application software has a strong hierarchical structure of software modules which translate user-friendly commands into the intricacies of hardware devices. Starting from the most elementary hardware level, these are: (i) the "interface module" (IM), which hides the various CAMAC commands so as to provide a standard access to each type of CAMAC module ; (ii) the "equipment module" (EM) presents a simple standard software interface of each process equipment. There is one EM for each type of… Show more

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“…With three CAMAC assemblies and five software packages nearly all the main control tasks have been realised. The software packages are called Equipment Modules (EM) [12 ].…”
Section: Software Packagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With three CAMAC assemblies and five software packages nearly all the main control tasks have been realised. The software packages are called Equipment Modules (EM) [12 ].…”
Section: Software Packagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Myers' ideas and terminology have been applied to evaluate the decomposition of the CPS control application software system . The detailed investigation can be found in [5], here we give only the results .…”
Section: Module Strength and Module Couplingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The controls for the PS accelerator complex have from the beginning accessed the accelerator equipment through a unique call interface ("Equipment Module") and data format (by classes of equipment, one data record per piece of equipment of the same class) (1). The action to be executed is indicated by a 'property" which causes a set of statements, the "property-code', to be executed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%