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Instrument Details
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These instrument details pages provide historical context about the devices on a specific instrument,
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## ALF
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This page collects information that will be useful for the implementation of the new control system on ALF.
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# CHRONUS
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This page collects information that will be useful for the implementation of the IBEX control system on CHRONUS.
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Kepco | BOP | Bi-Polar Power Supply | RS-232 | KEPCO | [See Kepco note](https://github.com/ISISComputingGroup/ibex_developers_manual/wiki/CHRONUS-Instrument-Details#kepco-note)|
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National Instruments | DAQmx | Magnetometer | Ethernet | ZFMAGFLD_01 | [See magnetometer note](https://github.com/ISISComputingGroup/ibex_developers_manual/wiki/CHRONUS-Instrument-Details#magnetometer-note)
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## CAEN V895 Note
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### CAEN V895 Note
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The CHRONUS CAEN v895 IOC is connected to 3 crates. Two of the crates have 15 cards, numbered 0-14, plugged in, and the third has 8, numbered 0-7. There are therefore a total of 38 cards, and 608 channels as there are 16 channels per card.
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A script exists in the muon instrument scripts repo to set all channels to a user's choice of a defined value, or an array of values specified in a file.
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## Kepco Note
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There are 3 kepcos being used on CHRONUS, all of which for the zero-field system. The axis are aligned as follows:
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## Magnetometer Note
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There are two magnetometers used on chronus, one fixed and used in the zero field controller, the other a removable probe.

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# CRISP
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This page collects information that will be useful for the implementation of the IBEX control system on CRISP.
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## Background & Timeline ##
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CRISP is a reflectometer instrument at ISIS, on TS1. The [CRISP](https://www.isis.stfc.ac.uk/Pages/CRISP.aspx) web page describes the background to the instrument.

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# DETMON
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## Background & Timeline ##
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DETMON is a support system for use by the detector teams to monitor and view the status of the HV (High Voltage) crates that are in use across ISIS.
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A pilot system should be created before Cycle 2019-01, the final system does not at present have a dead line.

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# EMMA
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This page collects information that will be useful for the implementation of the IBEX control system on EMMA.
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## Background & Timeline ##
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EMMA is an instrument at ISIS, on TS1 and used primarily for test purposes. The primary users of EMMA are the sample environment team and the detector team. There appears to be no web pages (or other material) describing the background to the instrument.

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# EMU
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This page collects information that will be useful for the implementation of the IBEX control system on EMU.
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## Background & Timeline ##
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EMU is a new 96-detector muon spin rotation spectrometer which is optimised for zero field and longitudinal field measurements at ISIS, on TS1. The [EMU](https://www.isis.stfc.ac.uk/Pages/EMU.aspx) web page describes the background to the instrument.

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# ENGIN-X
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This page collects information that will be useful for the implementation of the IBEX control system on ENGIN-X.
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## Background & Timeline ##
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ENGIN-X is a long established instrument at ISIS, on TS1. The [ENGIN-X](http://www.isis.stfc.ac.uk/instruments/engin-x/engin-x2900.html) web page describes the background to the instrument. ENGIN-X is dedicated to engineering science experiments. It is optimized for the measurement of strain, and thus stress, deep within crystalline materials.

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