Welcome to the
LDM Computing Home Page
on LNS00.PSI.CH-DMZ

This page contains information provided by Computing for the spallation source SINQ.

Conferences

NOBUGS 2004

PSI has organized the NOBUGS 2004 conference. More information is here.

McStas webpage of LDM

Information about Instrument Control Programs

User Documentation

• A document describing the design of the SINQ Instrument Control System (SICS).
• The powder diffractometers DMC and HRPT.
• The four-circle diffractometer TRICS.
• The two circle diffractometer TOPSI.
• The small angle machine SANS.
• The time-of-flight spectrometer FOCUS.
• The triple axis spectrometers TASP and DRUECHAL.
• The reflectometer AMOR
• The triple axis spectromter RITA-2
• Search the SICS documentation.
• The Slides from the SICS Users Meeting 2005.

SICS Clients

The instrument control software SICS is accessed through special client software written in Java. The client programs are available on all instrument computers. Addionally they can be started from this very WWW server through the Java Web Start mechanism. More details about Java WebStart and installation instructions can be found on the LNS Java WebStart page. If you are already installed, you may use the following quick links.

• The SICS Command Line Client
• The new SICS Batch Editor
• The SICS Variable Watcher
• The NeXus Network Data Browser
• The AMOR Client
• The AMOR Status
• The FOCUS Application
• The Powder Diffraction Status Display
• The SANS Status Display
• The TOPSI Scan Status Display
• The Triple Axis Application
• The TRICS Application.

SICS Status

The status of SINQ instrument can be queried from the WWW. Please follow this link for selecting instruments to view.

The DMC Virtual Powder Diffractormeter

We provide the virtual powder diffractometer DMC. This pwder diffcractometer is driven by a McStas simulation.

Pointers to the Rest of the World

• The Laboratory for Neutron Scattering home page.
• The SINQ home page.
• The Paul Scherrer Institut(PSI) home page.

Staff

• Uwe Filges, McStas Simulation, SICS, W-XP, Linux, Merlin use
• Mark Könnecke, SICS, Unix, Linux, Windows-XP, Mac and else.

In case of trouble with these pages contact: Mark Könnecke
Last Update: April-20-2008