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it seems that the present low level calibrator is not compatible with missing modules (as in the data since a week). In the loops over modules one should not use the index over the global number of modules "range(0, n_modules)" but the number of the modules stored in event.lst.tel[1].svc.module_ids.
@pawel21 could you take care of the correction? (otherwise I can try to do it)
This is necessary to get low level calibration files for the present data.
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I have checked my code using data from Run 1413 (with 264 modules) and I have discovered that code should work for less than 265 modules.
I have already implemented (in r0.py) to use correct number of modules (n_modules = event.lst.tel[self.tel_id].svc.num_modules).
I found one possible scenario, when We can have problem with low level calib.
This can happen when the number of module using to create pedestal file don't agree with number of modules from data run.
Hi,
it seems that the present low level calibrator is not compatible with missing modules (as in the data since a week). In the loops over modules one should not use the index over the global number of modules "range(0, n_modules)" but the number of the modules stored in event.lst.tel[1].svc.module_ids.
@pawel21 could you take care of the correction? (otherwise I can try to do it)
This is necessary to get low level calibration files for the present data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: