fiducial_pos¶
Overview¶
A table of open-loop fiducial coordinates, in FVC pixels, not constant.
Creators¶
Users¶
This list is not promised to be comprehensive.
Contents¶
Table columns¶
# | name | type | units | description |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Petal | integer | PETAL_ID from DESI docdb-2724 | |
2 | Id | integer | DEVICE_ID from DESI docdb-2724, unique within a petal but repreats one petal to the next | |
3 | Type | string | FIF (fiducial mounted in petal directly) or GIF (fiducial mounted in GFA assembly) | |
4 | XOUT | float | pixels | deprecated but used internally to PlateMaker (not actually CCD coordinates) |
5 | YOUT | float | pixels | deprecated but used internally to PlateMaker (not actually CCD coordinates) |
Storage and access¶
Through DOS¶
After nfsproc is run for a sequence, the get
PML
command
may be used retrieve the center data from PlateMaker.
First, a PML
connection must be established:
>>> from DOSlib.PML import dos_connection
>>> pm = dos_connection('PLATEMAKER')
>>> pm.execute('configure')
'SUCCESS'
The fiducial coordinates are normally calculated by PlateMaker when nfsproc is called. So, load some sample input for it, and run nfsproc:
>>> from PlateMaker import test_data
>>> targets = test_data.targets
>>> pm.execute('set', seqid=test_data.seq_id)
'SUCCESS'
>>> pm.execute('set', targets=targets)
'SUCCESS'
>>> pm.execute('nfsproc')
'SUCCESS'
Now we can retrieve center from PlateMaker:
>>> fiducial_pos = pm.execute('get', 'fiducial_pos')
>>> fiducial_pos.dtype
dtype((numpy.record, [('Petal', '<i8'), ('Id', '<i8'), ('Type', '<U3'), ('XOUT', '<f8'), ('YOUT', '<f8')]))
Preferred file representation¶
Name template: | fiducial-pos-{PLATE_ID}.dat |
---|---|
Format: | whitespace delimited ASCII text |
Example start of file contents¶
- ::
>>> from PlateMaker import test_data >>> fname = test_data.data_dir + '/fiducial-pos-52254.2.dat' >>> print(open(fname, 'r').read()) #Petal Id Type XOUT YOUT ...