Loading new alarm limits:

Go to /u/group/poltar/ctarg/Screens/ALH and edit the file
alarmlimits.bash. Note that to keep things straight, I've been making
the changes in alarmlimits_sp03.bash and then copying that over to
alarmlimits.bash and then reloading the alarm limits from the main
GUI. What's in this file? Here's an example:

#
#Loop 2 temperatures
#---------------------
caput hcITC502_2_Sensor_1_R.LOLO 18.5
caput hcITC502_2_Sensor_1_R.LOW 18.75
caput hcITC502_2_Sensor_1_R.HIGH 19.25 
caput hcITC502_2_Sensor_1_R.HIHI 19.5
caput hcITC502_2_Sensor_1_R.LLSV 2
caput hcITC502_2_Sensor_1_R.LSV 1 
caput hcITC502_2_Sensor_1_R.HHSV 2
caput hcITC502_2_Sensor_1_R.HSV 1
#

The 1st four lines set the 4 alarm limits for this epics variable (1st
ITC temp. sensor in loop 2). The next 4 lines define the severity
assigned to each of these alarm limits: 2=major, 1=minor, 0=no alarm.


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Checklist:
Now in pull down from main GUI. It runs the command
/u/group/poltar/ctarg/Screens/Make_Checklist.bash, which creates
(overwrites) the Checklist file in ~/Ctarg. Alternatively, from
~/Ctarg/Screens, I copied the bash file there so you can just type
./Make_Checklist and it'll type it all out on the screen for a quick
check of the main parameters from, eg, offsite.