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+====== IPAC'13 feature list ======
+Many new features have been proposed or discussed during IPAC'13. Some of these were already in development, of course.
+===== Implemented =====
+==== Raw data dump ====
+Added continuous dump mode. If dump is enabled, it is performed right after the acquisition, cutting the latency by 0.5 seconds. Each raw data set will only be dumped once.
+==== Trigger polarity ====
+Enables the user to trigger on the rising or falling edge of the external trigger input. Implemented as inversion of the external trigger under configuration register control.
+Introduced in FPGA gateware revision **3.08**.
+==== Trigger level capture ====
+During each acquisition, capture the values of the external trigger inputs. The values captured are after trigger polarity processing, so the active trigger input should always be captured as 1.
+Added in FPGA gateware revision **3.08**.
+==== Drive modulation ====
+Time-domain drive enable - links drive enable to grow/damp signal. Basically, we can have 3 modes:
+  - No modulation (drive on or off, old behavior)
+  - Drive enabled during growth period, disabled otherwise
+  - Drive disabled during growth period, enabled otherwise
+The last mode provides a way to pump up a particular mode in closed-loop operation, then measure its open-loop trajectory without interference from the drive signal. The second option can be used to drive the beam for a period of time, then observe the response. Note that the feedback can stay on throughout the event --- just configure two coefficient sets the same.
+Implemented in FPGA gateware revision **3.09**.
+==== Four coefficient sets, bunch-by-bunch control ====
+Extended from two to four independent coefficient sets. One select bit is still linked to grow/damp signal. The other is driven by a bunch-by-bunch mask. The obvious applications are:
+  * Two feedback sets for different bunch types (normal/camshaft, for example);
+  * Grow/damp on a subset of the bunches
+Implemented in FPGA gateware revision **3.10**.
+==== Peak kick ====
+Add monitoring of the peak kick amplitude to the 1(nbsp)Hz poll.
+Implemented in FPGA gateware revision **3.15**
+===== Planned =====
+===== BIC 2013 additions =====
+==== Trigger daq on drive sweep ====
+Provide internal trigger to be used sync with drive sweep. Note this is complementary to "Drive modulation" above.
+==== Restrict/report max RMS channel ====
+If possible restrict max RMS search for waveform display to FFT restriction (e.g. select highest RMS bunch from multibunch train, ignoring camshaft bunches). Report selected bunch number.
+==== Tune lock ====
+Lock drive freq. to follow tune variations.