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15 September 2004 Automated software configuration in the MONSOON system
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Abstract
MONSOON is the next generation OUV-IR controller project being developed at NOAO. The design is flexible, emphasizing code re-use, maintainability and scalability as key factors. The software needs to support widely divergent detector systems ranging from multi-chip mosaics (for LSST, QUOTA, ODI and NEWFIRM) down to large single or multi-detector laboratory development systems. In order for this flexibility to be effective and safe, the software must be able to configure itself to the requirements of the attached detector system at startup. The basic building block of all MONSOON systems is the PAN-DHE pair which make up a single data acquisition node. In this paper we discuss the software solutions used in the automatic PAN configuration system.
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Philip N. Daly, Nick C. Buchholz, and Peter C. Moore "Automated software configuration in the MONSOON system", Proc. SPIE 5496, Advanced Software, Control, and Communication Systems for Astronomy, (15 September 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.549937
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Databases

Data conversion

Data acquisition

Software engineering

Control systems

Imaging spectroscopy

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