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According to the present strategy of the experiment, every
part which is supposed to be taken out from the experiment area, should
wear its unique bar code. For the general aspects of using bar codes and
the history of the problem, see e.g.
discussion at the TB from 23-10-2003. To profit from this bar-coding
vogue, the idea is to use part of the bar codes as labels wherever
possible.
Currently employed part ID scheme:
| 4 |
S |
S |
I |
N |
S |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 |
11 |
12 |
13 |
14 |
Here,
4 stands for LHCb and INS is the institute ID.
Coloured positioned are those related to the naming of calorimeter
parts:
SS - is the sub-system code, where we have
CD for Calorimeter Detector parts;
CE for Calorimeter Electronics parts;
CC for Calorimeter Cabling.
Yellow Colour shows 2 positions (7-8) to generally
classify the part. These are to be generally
agreed before you start to use them.
Already defined are the following mnemonics:
|
2-3 |
|
CD |
|
|
7
|
E:ECAL |
H:HCAL |
P:PS/SPD |
|
8
|
... |
... |
... |
|
2-3 |
|
CE |
|
|
|
7
|
C:ECAL/HCAL |
P:PS |
S:SPD |
G:General |
|
8
|
P:PMT ; ... |
... |
... |
... |
|
2-3 |
|
|
|
CC |
|
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|
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7
|
E:ECAL
H:HCAL
P:PS
S:SPD
T:Trigger
M:Monitoring
G:General |
|
8
|
S:Signal
H:HV
L:LV
A:AC
D:DC |
Blue Colour shows 6 positions (9-14) where
no general rules are applied. In this case this is the
responsability of the group involved to make sure that the labels are
unique.
E.g. with all above, the PMT for ECAL/HCAL can be labelled as:
| 4 |
C |
E |
C |
E |
R |
C |
P |
L |
A |
0 |
2 |
3 |
1 |
where LA0231 is the native HAMAMATSU number.
Rolf Lindner
has kindly produced the examples of bar-codes of different sizes:

These are the bar code labels of standard sizes. The size of
the label could be tuned to your needs, though for higher label price. To
get started with the labels, Rolf
Lindner
has kindly agreed to help with printing of the labels.
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