A new control system always introduces its own "language". A somehow sportive approach is the creation of an unlimited amount of abbreviations. In order to clarify this for EPICS here is a first start of a collection. Have fun to read it...
CA |
Channel Access |
CAC |
Channel Access Client |
CAS |
Channel Access Server |
DCS |
Distributed Control System |
DCS |
Detector Control System (see i.e. ALICE DCS) |
EPICS |
Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System |
IOC |
Input/Output Controller |
OPI |
OPerator Interface |
PV |
Process Variable |
Some stand alone CA Clients and their short names (
Copied from Getting Started with EPICS: Introductory Session I)
ADT |
Array Display Tool |
ALH |
Alarm Handler |
AR |
Data Archiver (the original, deprecated) |
BURT |
Backup and Restore Tool |
CAEX |
Channel Access Examples |
CASR |
Host-based Save/Restore |
CAU |
Channel Access Utility |
DM2K |
Display Manager 2000 (BESSY) |
EDD/DM |
Editor and Display Manager (LANL) |
EDM |
Extensible Display Manager (ORNL) |
HistTool |
Data Histogramming Tool |
JoiMint |
Java Operator Interface and Management INtegration Toolkit (DESY) |
Jprobe |
Java Version of Probe, a Channel Monitoring Program |
Knobs |
Knob Manager and KnobConfig, an Interface to SunDials |
MEDM |
Motif Editor and Display Manager |
Probe |
Motif Channel Monitoring Program |
StripTool |
Strip-chart Plotting Tool |
Yviewer |
Data Visualization Tool |
last change: --
BurkhardKolb - 23 Aug 2005
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MarcRStockmeier - 05 Jul 2005