bank_pif


         PIF  ZDAB PMT flags list for all PMT hits. One for each event.
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    Contact:  R.G Van de Water (Penn).
 
    Revision History:-
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    2.07  R.G. Van de Water, First version.
    3.01  R.G. Van de Water, Reorganise to match production electronics.
          N. West            Correct FLAG1/2 bit numbering.


 
Description
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    A set of error/status flags, TAC Id bit and CMOS cell number associated
with the list of ZDAB PMT hits for an event.
 
   A set of PIx (x = 1 or more letters) banks together describe all aspects of
the ZDAB and Calibrations PMT list.  These banks are synchronised i.e.
entry i in each refers to the same hit.  The number of entries in the list is
stored in:-
 
      IQ(LPIx-1)    e.g. IQ(LPIF-1)
 
The list is in no particular order.
 
    This is a "long skinny" bank, it's better to use the PMT bank.  
    See the  FAQ: What is the difference between the Px banks and the PMT?

Reference Links
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    None.
 
Structural Links
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    None.
 
Status Bits
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Note: Any status bit parameters are defined to work with bit functions such as
      IAND and BTEST.
 
  0  KPIX_DIGITIZED  Data stored in digitized form.
 
 
Data Words
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    Data types: B(bit), I, F, D(double), H(hollerith 4 char)
 
 
 
 +i I     Set of n-bit flags for ith hit in list.  All undefined bits are
          set to zero.  The following bits are defined (0 to 31):-
 
        Bit Field            DAQ Meaning
 	    0-3                NCELL    (CMOS Cell address 0 to 15)
            4-5                FLAG1     Bit  4 = CGT ES16
                                         Bit  5 = CGT ES24.
	    6-9                FLAG2     Bit  6 = Missed Count
                                         Bit  7 = NC/CC Flag
                                         Bit  8 = LGISELECT (1=long sample)
                                         Bit  9 = CMOS ES16.

                                                                       

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