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AGATA Slow/Run Control

AGATA offers a basic service structure based on SOAP/XML protocols, providing a service gateway to control equipment. With APIs in C, C++, Java (gSOAP) and HTML from standard browsers, users can easily manage equipment, access diagnostics, and run control functions. The service includes various control procedures like Do_Reset, Do_Setup, and Get_State, supported by a WSDL description file. User control is available via API and GUI, enabling efficient equipment monitoring and management. For equipment that doesn't support SOAP/XML, a gateway ensures seamless integration. An engineering GUI with scripting capabilities is available for technicians to commission digitizers and perform diagnostic tests, ensuring hardware reliability.

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AGATA Slow/Run Control

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  1. AGATA Slow/Run Control Basic service structure based on SOAP/XML protocols Service gateway when needed for control of other equipment Control Using SOAP/XML based API (C, C++, Java: gSOAP) Using HTML from standard Internet Web Browser Diagnostics

  2. Run Control • DataAcquisitionControl Service • WDSL description file • Control procedures available map to software state machine • Do_Reset • Do_Setup • Do_Stop • Do_Go • Get_State • Get_Counters • Get_Rates • Get_LastError • Get_Information

  3. Run Control • GUI uses the WSDL file to obtain description of the software interfaces • Packages such as gSOAP can convert this into C, C++ or Java API implementation • User Control is available via GUI using this API • User Control may also be possible using HTML/JavaScript and a standard Web Browser.

  4. SOAP/XML Gateway • For equipment which does not or can not directly support SOAP/XML and/or an embedded Httpd service a gateway between the SOAP/XML domain and the non SOAP compliant equipment can be provided. • From the user GUI all equipment appears to support the standard SOAP/XML control

  5. Digitizer Diagnostics • An engineering GUI coupled to a scripting facility has been provided which is being used by technicians commissioning the digitizers as they are built. • These tests will be available for checking hardware in the event of suspected faults.

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