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The Sequencer implements a language for programming state machines with the EPICS framework. EPICS is developed collaboratively and used worldwide to create distributed soft real-time control systems for large scale scientific instruments. SNL borrows most contructs from the C programing language and adds some new statements for defining states and conditions for transitions between states.

This project contains a dependency database for epics-sumo <https://epics-sumo.sourceforge.io> with some common EPICS device supports published by various institutions. You can use this after you installed sumo with 'sumo config new NEWDIRECTORY sumo-free INITIAL'.

A Python package to create alarm configurations for Phoebus (https://controlssoftware.sns.ornl.gov/css_phoebus) Use pip to install the package, alternatively you can run the convert_alh.py script directly. This package has two intended usages: Converting Alarm Handler configurations to Phoebus and facilitating the creation of Phoebus alarm configs with Python scripts. Run `python convert_alh.py -h` to see about the scripts usage for converting alh to phoebus configs. See the...

Tcl/Tk support for the EPICS control system along with EPICS aware megawidgets. Note that as of September 27, 2023, development and new releases of this project will occur on github. See: https://github.com/FRIBDAQ/EpicsTcl

Applications and device drivers for the EPICS real time database system (see http://www.aps.anl.gov/epics)

A .NET implementation of a client, server and gateway for the EPICS protocol. Let you fully integrate your .NET software with other EPICS clients, or servers.

The projects contains detectors drivers & plugins based on EPICS areaDetector module, in addition to the documentation. Currently It consists of the following: 1- areaDetector module base without any devices (Layer 2, which is linked separately as needed), it is distributed under EPICS open license, the module owner is Mark Rivers and it's home page is: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/software/epics/areaDetector.html 2- The following detectors device drivers which was developed at the Australian Synchrotron (www.synchrotron.org.au) by Ahed Aladwan a. ...

Integrated Relational Model of Installed Systems (IRMIS): Relational DataBase schema and a set of tools to populate and search an RDB that contains information about the operational EPICS IOCs installed at that site.

A Linux driver and EPICS IOC for the Pro-Dex OMS MAXp. The MAXp is a 8 axis stepper/servo motor controller in PCI card form factor.