The callback would be like get_debug from OptoLink and just return a std::map<std::string,int> for generality, but we already have a list that's pretty common across all targets.
This kind of summary statistics will be very helpful and avoid confusion. It should contain:
- target type name
- board temp
- which ROCs are enabled (and of those, if they are OK and if they are in RUNMODE)
- ECONs that are enabled (and of those, if they are OK and if they are in RUNMODE)
- ECON-ROC alignment quick check?
- ECON-lpGBT alignment quick check?
- voltage monitors (Ecal)
The callback would be like
get_debugfrom OptoLink and just return astd::map<std::string,int>for generality, but we already have a list that's pretty common across all targets.This kind of summary statistics will be very helpful and avoid confusion. It should contain: