Developer notes

Simulated mode

You may run BakingTray on any machine with no acquisition hardware or even now ScanImage install by running: BakingTray('dummyMode',true) Most features should work but simulated mode is less well tested than normal operation. Simulated mode assists in development whilst not at the rig.

Running a minimal acquisition and benchmarking

You can initiate a minimal acquisition with no tile saving and even no GUI by setting up the recipe and then running:

>> hBT.runTileScan; hBT.scanner.armScanner; hBT.scanner.initiateTileScan

If you have the GUIs open then any relevant listeners in those GUIs will still fire. This is useful for working out things like timing bottlenecks. For example see issue #23. It's probably a good idea to benchmark a short acquisition if you're made changes to the acquisition GUI or to the SIBT tile acquired callback.