Below are listed the devices in the CHX profile that I think should be lifted to nsls-ii
The items here are essentially the same as those used for 'baffle slits' or 'blades' at SIX, ESM, CSX, IOS and CMS.
Although not yet installed both SIX and ESM have smarpods, we should probably elevate these clases as a pre-emptive strike. They should all be combined into one 'device' as well.
I think we should also look to have a common IVU class as well, CHX version is here
I suspect that these TIFF plugins and StandardProsilica classes should actually be in nsls-ii as well (I have seen a few version of these in SIX, and CMS already but did not include them in the corresponding issues.)
We have a few Eiger's around, so these and these should be lifted into nsls-ii, or possibly ophyd. There is more Eiger stuff here
There are a few fastshutters on the floor so this should be lifted
Everything here should be using a common shutter/gate-valve class.
There are a few xspress3 detectors around, so the stuff here should be pulled up.
Below are listed the devices in the CHX profile that I think should be lifted to nsls-ii
The items here are essentially the same as those used for 'baffle slits' or 'blades' at SIX, ESM, CSX, IOS and CMS.
Although not yet installed both SIX and ESM have smarpods, we should probably elevate these clases as a pre-emptive strike. They should all be combined into one 'device' as well.
I think we should also look to have a common IVU class as well, CHX version is here
I suspect that these TIFF plugins and StandardProsilica classes should actually be in nsls-ii as well (I have seen a few version of these in SIX, and CMS already but did not include them in the corresponding issues.)
We have a few Eiger's around, so these and these should be lifted into nsls-ii, or possibly ophyd. There is more Eiger stuff here
There are a few fastshutters on the floor so this should be lifted
Everything here should be using a common shutter/gate-valve class.
There are a few xspress3 detectors around, so the stuff here should be pulled up.