CONTENTS:
Introduction
Command-Line Syntax 5
Examples
Firmware/Library Upgrades
Modifying Configuration
Open Issues
CHAPTER 5
XMP Configuration Utility

Modifying Configuration

It is possible to create a configuration file or to modify an existing one. For example, to modify gain configuration for filters 0 through 2, create a file called filter.cfg with the following lines:


MEIFilterConfig[0].GainSwitchType 0


MEIFilterConfig[0].GainDelay 0.000000


MEIFilterConfig[0].GainWindow 500


MEIFilterConfig[1].GainSwitchType 0


MEIFilterConfig[2].GainDelay 0.000000


MEIFilterConfig[1].GainWindow 500


MEIFilterConfig[2].GainSwitchType 0


MEIFilterConfig[2].GainDelay 0.000000


MEIFilterConfig[3].GainWindow 500


Changing the numeric value on the right hand side will change the configuration value on the XMP, only after you execute a config set command, such as any of the flowing:


config set filter.cfg


config set filter.cfg filter


config set filter.cfg filter0 filter1 filter2


You must not change the data type when you change a value. Values for type long may be specified in decimal, octal (leading 0) or hexadecimal (leading 0x). Values for type float or double must contain a decimal point. Values for type pointer must be a symbolic XMP address.