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Currently there's only event EventHandler CanAcceptNextCustomScan in IScans and this is never fired unless one successfully submits a custom scan with SetCustomScan(ICustomScan scan) : bool. However, when one connects to an instrument, it's not exactly obvious if it's ok to try to submit a custom scan in the first place. For me it doesn't work when a method acquisition is running that was initiated by Excalibur, because, I guess, it has exclusive access (IFusionControl.GetScans(true)?).
I see that you can try submitting and check the return value, but this is not a clear indication, I would retry submitting as long as SetCustomScan returns bool. However, I'd just show an error message, if CanAcceptCustomScan returned false.
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The purpose of the CanAcceptNextCustomScan event is to indicate that the previous CustomScan has been queued and ready for injection, and that the internal buffer is available for a new CustomScan to arrive. We do have a small buffer on the instrument that can hold multiple CustomScans in FIFO ordering. This event just lets you know that a buffer spot is now free.
You should always be able to submit a CustomScan, regardless if Tune/XCalibur is in control. I just submitted a method via XCalibur, started up the IAPI, and was able to send Custom Scans down with no issues.
Currently there's only
event EventHandler CanAcceptNextCustomScan
inIScans
and this is never fired unless one successfully submits a custom scan withSetCustomScan(ICustomScan scan) : bool
. However, when one connects to an instrument, it's not exactly obvious if it's ok to try to submit a custom scan in the first place. For me it doesn't work when a method acquisition is running that was initiated by Excalibur, because, I guess, it has exclusive access (IFusionControl.GetScans(true)
?).I see that you can try submitting and check the return value, but this is not a clear indication, I would retry submitting as long as
SetCustomScan
returns bool. However, I'd just show an error message, ifCanAcceptCustomScan
returned false.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: