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a couple of unsolicited opinions... Steven Hartman wrote: I find it a bit shame that the aai and aao are not actively supported. After all, they would provideThere are a lot of ways to solve any problem using EPICS, but here's my recommendations based on my experience. . . the nice features of ai and ao (conversions, limits, etc) for arrays. This is something that one alway has to hand-craft to the application when using the waveform record. And, the waveform record is thought to be used as an input, although it can be tweaked to be used as an output, too. This is my preference, too, and I think this way one can really use the power of EPICS. But I know thereMy personal preference is to do as much in the Db as possible (and I have some very complex databases to show for it). Others may use sequencers or IOC subroutines or host based tools, instead. are lots of people who prefer sequencers or other tools. I just could not resist to comment on this ;-) best regards, Timo -- Timo Korhonen PSI (Paul Scherrer Institut, http://www.psi.ch) CH-5232 Villigen PSI tel + 41- 56 3103262 fax + 41 - 56 310 3383 e-mail: [email protected]
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