This page contains both PyChips-based (using Python) and microHAL-based (using C++) software packages for the control, readout, and programming of the TTT TTC Simulator board.

NOTE: As of CACTUS Software Suite 2.0, the uHAL package no longer works... You will need to use the Python packages below for your TTT operation, for the time being

Software Releases

• Python - please see Chris Page for software

Installation Procedures

• Python
  1. Download the tarball and unzip it in your ${HOME}/src directory (or any directory you desire):

           $ wget http://ohm.bu.edu/~chill90/ttt/python/ttt_pychips_2013-04-03.tar.gz
           $ tar - zxvf ttt_pychips_2013-04-03.tar.gz
           

  2. Set the environment (use environ.sh for bash, environ.csh for tcsh):

           $ cd ttt_pychips/
           $ source environ.sh
           

  3. You are now ready to run the executable python scripts!

           $ python src/TTTtool.py
           

• C++
  1. Download the tarball and unzip it in your ${HOME}/src directory (or any directory you desire):

           $ wget http://ohm.bu.edu/~chill90/ttt/uhal/ttt_uhal_2013-04-03.tar.gz
           $ tar -zxvf ttt_uhal_2013-04-03.tar.gz
           

  2. Set the environment (use environ.sh for bash, environ.csh for tcsh):

           $ cd ttt_uhal/
           $ source environ.sh
           

  3. Build the code

           $ make
           

  4. You are now ready to run the command-line executable ttt_uhal/bin/TTTtool and the trigger scripts in ttt_uhal/scripts/

           $ ./bin/TTTtool
           

-- CharlieHill - 27 Mar 2013