First you need a MADX-generate TWISS file in the correct format.
- Choose the “Export result to Synrad format” tab on the top of the tool (if not by default)
- Click Read Twiss File and open the source Twiss file (see an example)
- Click Read Aperture button and load the aperture definition file (see example)
- If you use the example above, type “IP” in the Search text box, it will find the interaction point.
- Click Set selected to set it as 0,0,0 reference and calculate positions in the rest of the machine.
- Choose an output directory for the export
- Click write param files
- Click write BXY file
- Click write geom
- Open the geometry (txt file written) in Synrad (File/Load)
- Load parameters (Region/Load, you can select all in the open file box)
- If everything loaded well, I recommend to plug the end of the machine and save it as a syn7z file
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