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  1. SCO3: gns almaop:~ 3089 > cd /alma/ACS-10.1/ACSSW/config/
  2. SCO3: gns almaop:/alma/ACS-10.1/ACSSW/config 3090 > cat antennaCAIMap-SCO3.dat.ACA
  3. # This file contains the information needed to map antenna names to
  4. # CAIs (correlator antenna inputs).  This file will be used until the
  5. # TMCDB supports this mapping.
  6. # Rules on editing this file are as follows:
  7. #   1.- All comments are preceeded by the pound sign on the first column.
  8. #   2.- All lines must be less that 80 chars!
  9. #   3.- Each line/entry consists of a CAI number and its associated
  10. #   antenna name separated by a comma.
  11. #   4.- There must be one entry per CAI in use up to the maximum number
  12. #   supported by the correlator in use: 2 for the 2-antenna, 16 for a single quadrant,
  13. #   32 for two quadrant, and 64 for the full correlator.
  14. #   5.- CAI numbers must be unique and have the following ranges:
  15. #   0..1 for 2-antenna, 0..15 for single quadrant, 0..31 for two
  16. #   quadrant, and 0..63 for the full correlator.  
  17. #   6.- Antenna names must be unique and conform to
  18. #       ANTD-36.00.00.00-004-A-GEN
  19. #
  20. # Breaking any of these rules will cause the CCC to throw a lifecycle
  21. # exception during startup!
  22. # This file is read only once during a session by the CCC (more often
  23. # by the CDP Master) so changes to it will not affect the system until
  24. # a re-initialization of the CORR subsystem has taken place.  
  25. # The sample entries below are useful for a single quadrant where all
  26. # CAIs are used or for a dual quadrant or full correlator where only
  27. # the first 16 CAI inputs are in use.  Were these entries to be used
  28. # in a 2-antenna correlator, the CCC would throw a lifecyle exception
  29. # on startup.  
  30. 0, PM01
  31. 1, PM03