Difference: AMC13UserManual (19 vs. 20)

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THIS MANUAL IS INCOMPLETE but what is written here should be more accurate and up to date than the old "functional specification". Please e-mail me if you find mistakes/omissions here (Eric H).

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Next adjust the seven MSB of the input delay so that all input trigger have the same seven MSB address of the sample buffer.

This calibration should be repeated whenever possible to correct for possible timing drift due to temperature/voltage changes.

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LUT trigger uses registers in the range of 0x100-0x10f and 0x200-0x7ff

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LUT trigger uses registers in the range of 0x100-0x10f and 0x200-0x7ff. The bits are numbered LSB-MSB within each 32-bit word, and thus may be treated as a single vector of 16384 bits. The address within this vector is formed using a 14-bit address as follows:

LUT Address Bit	13	12	11	...	1	0
Input	TRIG1	TRIG0	AMC12	...	AMC2	AMC1

This feature is controlled by the following registers on the T2 board (so use the writeT2 or ws commands in AMC13Tool2.exe).

Register Name	Bits	Function
CONF.DTTRIG.ENABLE	1	Enable the trigger (1) or disable (0)
CONF.DTTRIG.AMC_DELAY_00	8	Set delay for AMC1 (sorry, 0-based numbering!)
CONF.DTTRIG.AMC_DELAY_11	8	Set delay for AMC12 (sorry, 0-based numbering!)
CONF.DTTRIG.TRIG0_DELAY	8	set delay for TRIG0 input
CONF.DTTRIG.TRIG1_DELAY	8	set delay for TRIG1 input
CONF.DTTRIG.SAMPLE_BUFFER_ENABLE	1	Start capture of trigger inputs for time alignment
CONF.DTTRIG.LUT	32x512	Look-up table with 2^14 bits
STATUS.DTTRIG.SAMPLE_BUFFER	14x1024	14-bit capture buffer with 1k words

Local Trigger Logic (HCAL)

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