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IntroductionIn the early days (i.e. before I got here in 1991) it was decided that data acquisition was an important enough field that it merited it's own support group charged with providing the laboratory with a "state of the art" data acquisition environment which would be common to all experiments and test systems through the laboratory. The data acquisition group was founded by John Domingo, then associate director of Physics Division. The first group leader was Chip Watson. Chip's wife taught piano and when we were looking for a name for the system Chip thought of CODA. Originally CODA was an acronym, CEBAF Online Data Acquisition, but when the laboratory was renamed we decided to keep the name CODA. |
The original CODA manual was a paper manual written using "Framemaker®" this manual was very hard to maintain. The new manual is in the form of web pages which are linked to from the table below.
If you are looking for help, look here for 'phone numbers and E-mail addresses. |
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The current version of CODA uses several "third party" packages. Look here for manuals and links. |
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Look here for papers etc. |
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Look here for information about earlier CODA versions. |
Look here for the current user guide. |
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You can ftp the software from here. |
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It's not our fault, honest it isn't... |