Three terminals/processes are required to record data on a local machine.
1. log in x86l-131. 
	cd to '2021-beavertail/febex3-x86l-131'
	'resl' to clear, then run 'mbs'
	'@startup' -> initialises mbs by running startup script,
	'show acq' gets status, check if there are triggers incoming

2. new terminal on lab machine, cd to /data.local2/2022_beavertail
	to record data, run ./rawDispRFIO64-wheezy, then data record is listening
	bacl to mbs terminal, to send data, '@connect.scom' -> this a a connection script to connect mbs to RFIO
	@openfile.scom -> opens data file to record and automatically names them run####.lmd. 
	@closefile.scom -> closes file and stops file writing
	'show file' show connection to file, and whether its open/closed
	'type event' shows header, 1 words = related to data readout. -v shows full event output.

3. monitor with go4
	cd ~/beavertail/go4/CsISiPHOS_febex/
	source /u/litv-exp/go4login
	go4 x86l-131.hotstart

Our DAQ machines are x86l-131 (DAQ-1), x86l-124 (DAQ-2), x86l-128 (Time-sorter)

litv-exp has /beavertail folder for our testing.
x86l- DAQ computers have remote folder kept somewhere. These will run.

To login remotely: Log into lx-pool.gsi.de with litv-exp user:
ssh -XY litv-exp@lx-pool.gsi.de
From lx-pool you need another tunnel: ssh lxg1050
From there (or any other lxg-machine) you can do: ssh x86l-131