  The Real-Time Systems Engineering Department of the Scientific Computing
Division at Fermilab has deployed set of customizations to our Off-The-Shelf
Data Acquisition solution (otsdaq) at the Fermilab Test Beam Facility (FTBF) to
read out the beamline instrumentation in support of FTBF users. In addition to
reading out several detectors which use various detection technologies and
readout hardware, the FTBF Data Acquisition system (DAQ) can perform basic
track reconstruction through the facility in real time and provide data to
facility users. An advanced prototype smart coincidence module, known as the
NIM+, performs trigger distribution and throttling, allowing the beamline
instrumentation to be read out at different rates. Spill data are saved to disk
for studies of the facility performance, and hit data are also made available
on the FTBF network for experiments' use. A web-based run control and
configuration GUI are provided, and the online monitoring snapshots created
after each beam spill are viewable from any computer connected to the Fermilab
network. The integrated DAQ system for the facility provides users with
high-precision tracking data along the beamline and a single location for
obtaining data from the facility detectors, which set the baseline for testing
their own detectors.
