How-to-run-things-at-Maloja/Useful-stuff:-grum.py,-spreadsheet,-links,-etc..md

@@ -63,16 +63,19 @@ Some useful  script in https://gitlab.psi.ch/slic/slic/-/tree/master/slic/core/s
 Notes of Linux for dummies: 
 - ```s1.get()``` or ```s1.get_current_value()``` would give you the current value
 - You can define simple functions to tbe applied to simple sensors doing: ```s1.aggregation=np.max```
-- To start and stop a continuous acquisition:
 
-```from slic.core.sensor.monitor import Monitor```
+### To start and stop a continuous acquisition
+In ```~git/slic/slic/core/sensor``` there is:
 
-Then: 
+```class Monitor(name, sensor, record_time, grum_client, cfg=None, silent=False)```
+
+To run a continuous monitoring of the defined channel. To run it as example: 
 ```
-class Monitor(name, sensor, record_time, grum_client, cfg=None, silent=False) 
-m=Monitor("mon", s1, 2, scan.remote_plot, silent=True)
+from slic.core.sensor.monitor import Monitor
+m=Monitor("name", s1, 2, scan.remote_plot, silent=True)
 ```
-and then you can do ```m.start()``` and ```m.stop()```
+This will run grum.py for the sensor s1, grouping data for 2 seconds, and not printing the acquision (highly advisable)the 
+To start it and stop it: ```m.start()``` and ```m.stop()```. Right now 
 
 
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