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diff --git a/rich.tex b/rich.tex
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--- a/rich.tex
+++ b/rich.tex
@@ -66,10 +66,10 @@ information sent on TRBnet (see table~\ref{richpreprocessingoptions}).
   \textbf{result} \\
 \hline
 \hline
-000 & RAW128    & $128$      & raw \\
+000 & RAW128    & $128$      & all channels raw \\
 001 & PED128    & $128$      & pedestal corrected \\
 010 & PED128THR & $\leq 128$ & pedestal corrected, threshold selected \\
-011 & reserved  & ---        & DO NOT USE \\
+011 & RAW64     & $64$       & physics channels raw \\
 100 & NC64PED64 & $128$      & baseline corrected + auxiliary channels \\
 101 & NC64      & $64$       & baseline corrected \\
 110 & NC64GOOD  & $\leq 64$  & overflow / underflows removed \\
@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ For configuration and slow control of APV chips a complete I2C master is
 implemented.
  
 \noindent Please use the \textbf{trb\_i2c} command for handling I2C 
-transactions on this interface.
+transactions on this interface (see section~\ref{software_trb_i2c}).
 
 \subsubsection{1Wire master}
 

diff --git a/software.tex b/software.tex
index 93cd297054208a279d75c5b6178d69c797bd6441..e0e56b90fc72e4d1a05ee69df253b18a6be2864b 100755 (executable)
--- a/software.tex
+++ b/software.tex
@@ -313,6 +313,7 @@ execute the given command in an endless loop. The \verb|$float| value gives
 the period in seconds.
 
 \section{trb\_i2c}
+\label{software_trb_i2c}
 
 trb\_i2c can only read or write one register with one 8bit value at a time.
 
@@ -358,5 +359,25 @@ This command sets the LATENCY of all APVs inside the RICH subsystem to 11.
 RICH broadcast and I2C general call is used.
 
 \section{trbrichcmd}
+\label{software_trbrichcmd}
 
-To be written~$\ldots$
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+To be written~$\ldots$
+
+\section{trb\_flash}
+\label{software_trbflash}
+
+This piece of software allows you to read, erase, program and verify the boot
+FlashROMs on different boards in the system. Not all boards feature such 
+FlashROMs.
+
+\noindent \textbf{trb\_flash} offers are nice help page, if you start it 
+without arguments. 
+
+\noindent If you feel uncomfortable with this short help page, then it may be 
+a wise decision to ask your local hardware expert for help before trying out
+some things on your own.\\
+\textbf{trb\_flash} has been written with many safety features to avoid the
+wrong bitfile to be written into the wrong module, but still you can screw up
+some things if you try hard enough.
+
+\noindent \textbf{You have been warned.}
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