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    Comparing version 09:45, 4 Mar 2025 by jwagner with version 09:48, 4 Mar 2025 by jwagner.

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    Yebes data layout

    Info from Javi Gonzales Garcia: we configured our FiLa10G with the following parameters:

    2024.284.15:54:25.34/form/wastro

2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/VDIF Frame properties:
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ channel width (in bits)        : 2
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ number of channels per frame   : 4
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ payload size (in bytes)        : 8000
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ => frame size (in bytes)       : 8032
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ => number of frames per second : 128000 (64bit@128MHz)
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ => number of data threads      : 8
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ => number of frames per thread : 16000 (8bit@128MHz)

    And cornerturning was on, thus we recorded each VDIF thread in a separate file (8 files in total). Channel mapping to the channel ID in the VEX file would be:

    VDIF Thread
    channel #    		 DS0 DS1 DS2 DS3 DS4 DS5 DS6 DS7
    1 &CH01 &CH05            
    2 &CH02 &CH06            
    3 &CH03 &CH07            
    4 &CH04 &CH08            

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    Version from 09:45, 4 Mar 2025

    This revision modified by jwagner (Ban)

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    Version as of 09:48, 4 Mar 2025

    This revision modified by jwagner (Ban)

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    Yebes data layout

    Info from Javi Gonzales Garcia: we configured our FiLa10G with the following parameters:

    2024.284.15:54:25.34/form/wastro

2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/VDIF Frame properties:
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ channel width (in bits)        : 2
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ number of channels per frame   : 4
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ payload size (in bytes)        : 8000
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ => frame size (in bytes)       : 8032
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ => number of frames per second : 128000 (64bit@128MHz)
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ => number of data threads      : 8
2024.284.15:54:24.83#dbbcn#fila10g/ => number of frames per thread : 16000 (8bit@128MHz)

    And cornerturning was on, thus we recorded each VDIF thread in a separate file (8 files in total). Channel mapping to the channel ID in the VEX file would be:

    VDIF Thread
    channel #    		 DS0 DS1 DS2 DS3 DS4 DS5 DS6 DS7
    1 &CH01 &CH05            
    2 &CH02 &CH06            
    3 &CH03 &CH07            
    4 &CH04 &CH08            

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