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For performance reasons, Tarec works in two steps: In the first step (after
Start has been pressed), the time tags are stored in temporary files per
device. In the second step (after Stop has been pressed), that files are read
back and the timestamps are merged into the target file(s). The state
indicator turns yellow and shows "Saving". If Tarec is closed in that state, the
recorded data are lost.
8.3 Command Line Interface
The command line interface can be used for some simple tasks as a one-time readout of the
count rates, writing time stamps to a file or saving histogram data. To use it, open a command
prompt, go to the software directory and call tdccli(.exe). Use the parameter -h for additional
information.
The CLI program also serves as an example DLL application. The source code is available in
userlib\cli.
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