Difference between revisions of "Hovanes' proposal for crate naming"

Revision as of 14:06, 27 February 2013

This scheme follows the original Hall B crate naming scheme.

Each major detector component will have a number of crates named based on its GlueX name, followed by one or two digits specifying the number of the crate.
If more than one detector component is a part of one crate only one name is assigned, probably larger one.
Number assignment with respect to the geographical location (the map) will need to be created out before requesting IP names.
In the table below I separated the crates with the JLab discriminators from the other crates, but we can associate them with the detector subsystem as well.

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 This scheme follows the original Hall B crate naming scheme.
-* Each major detector component will have a number of crates named based on its GlueX name, followed by 1 or two digits.
+* Each major detector component will have a number of crates named based on its GlueX name, followed by one or two digits specifying the number of the crate.
 * If more than one detector component is a part of one crate only one name is assigned, probably larger one.
 * Number assignment with respect to the geographical location (the map) will need to be created out before requesting IP names.
+* In the table below I separated the crates with the JLab discriminators from the other crates, but we can associate them with the detector subsystem as well.
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