Add detector lookup functions to the Settings class#108
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…DAQ channels for a given detector element. Each detector has it's own Get<detector>DAQ function, which returns a vector of length 3. The first element is the SFP ID for the FEBEX DAQ, and if this is -1 it means that it might be found in the DGFs or ADCs instead for the case of the old DAQ. The second and third elements are the board/module and channel numbers, respectively.
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@hannahkleis-ctrl Is this what you need for the CD calibration? You should be able to use the |
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Add lookup functions to the Settings class to find the corresponding DAQ channels for a given detector element. Each detector has it's own GetDAQ function, which returns a vector of length 3. The first element is the SFP ID for the FEBEX DAQ, and if this is -1 it means that it might be found in the DGFs or ADCs instead for the case of the old DAQ. The second and third elements are the board/module and channel numbers, respectively.