dmap file format
A dmap file is a simple ASCII file and is line based:
- Every line starting with the percent(%) sign, eventualy preceeded by spaces, is considered a comment.
- Any other not empty line is considered a data line.
Data lines can be listed in any order in the file, without modifying their meaning.
Three types of data lines can be present:
- Calorimeter lines
- They are made of a chain, crate, slot, channel, detector (ECAPA, ECAPB, BARR), module, plane, column, side and card (CALADC, CALTDC) tokens,
separated by spaces.
- QCAL lines
- They are made of a chain, crate, slot, channel, detector (QCALA, QCALB), module and card (CALADC, CALTDC) tokens,
separated by spaces.
- Chamber lines
- They are made of a chain, crate, slot, channel, detector (CHAMB), layer and wire tokens,
separated by spaces.
where:
- chain must be in the range [1..12]
- crate must be in the range [1..7]
- slot must be in the range [0..15]
- channel must be in the range [0..29] or [0..95] depending on the board type
| Created | : | 18.8.1997 |
| Last modified | : | 18.8.1997 |