The standard instrument control software at FRM-II is highly modularized and based on TACO (http://www.sf.net/projects/taco) and NICOS (http://www.sf.net/projects/nicos). This design gives the instrument scientists the possibility to adapt their instrument control software for special cases very easy. TACO is used for the access to the hardware and NICOS works as glue between the hardware modules. It will be explained how simple an extension to the instrument control software may be added and how a new hardware may be included.
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