MuSR Graphical User Interface: deltat  2.0
Superconducting Magnet (LTF)

If the tab Modify Devices is selected a list of the available devices will appear. The superconducting magnet of the LTF instrument can be energized by selecting the appropriate device (usually called "Superconducting_Magnet"). By hitting the button Modify, a dialog appears giving the possibility to change the setpoint of the magnet in the text-editing field. Also the mode (persistent or non-persistent) can be modified.

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Dialog to modify the magnet setpoint of the LTF superconducting magnet. The setpoint is given in Tesla. The button To [ Non ] Persistent Mode will toggle between the two modes. The button Hold will stop the energizing process of the magnet and should be used only if an unusual event occurs.