using the duty cycle in script

patch-control.sh

@@ -138,6 +138,8 @@ while [ 1 ]; do
     continue
   fi
 
+  # Ask for duty cycle
+
   duty_cycle=`zenity --list \
                      --title "oDF' duty cycle (at $(date))" \
                      --text "Select one of the following duty cycles:" \
@@ -162,7 +164,7 @@ while [ $i -lt 100 ]; do
   sleep 1
 done | zenity --progress \
               --auto-close \
-              --text="You have 10 seconds to cancel the current operation:\nrunsetup: ${rs_file}\nduration: ${run_duration} minutes" \
+              --text="You have 10 seconds to cancel the current operation:\nrunsetup: ${rs_file}\nduration: ${run_duration} minutes\nduty cycle: 1/${duty_cycle}" \
               --auto-kill
 
 # Peak the run number
@@ -190,12 +192,13 @@ run_start_time=`nowUTC`
 log "Run ${run_number} ready to start. \
 Run start time = ${run_start_time}, \
 run duration = ${run_duration} minutes, \
+duty cycle = 1 / ${duty_cycle}, \
 run setup file = ${rs_file}."
 
 # Launch the DAQ
-log "Launching the DAQ with the following command line: daq.sh ${run_number} ${run_start_time} ${run_duration_seconds} ${DAQ_SERVER} ${DAQ_USER} "
+log "Launching the DAQ with the following command line: daq.sh ${run_number} ${run_start_time} ${run_duration_seconds} ${DAQ_SERVER} ${DAQ_USER} ${duty_cycle}"
 daq_driver_log_file=~/.km3_private/daq_driver_${run_number}.log
-daq.sh ${run_number} ${run_start_time} ${run_duration_seconds} ${DAQ_SERVER} ${DAQ_USER} >${daq_driver_log_file} &
+daq.sh ${run_number} ${run_start_time} ${run_duration_seconds} ${DAQ_SERVER} ${DAQ_USER} ${duty_cycle} >${daq_driver_log_file} &
 DAQ_PROC_ID=$!
 
 # Launch the DM