add caen9 MSUM channel to default config, fix bug with else if block

Author: lynnt20

sbndcode/Decoders/PMT/SBNDPMTDecoder_module.cc

@@ -589,10 +589,12 @@ void sbndaq::SBNDPMTDecoder::produce(art::Event& evt)
                     art::Ptr<raw::OpDetWaveform> wvfmPtr = make_fltwvfm_ptr(fltwvfmVec->size()-1);
                     fltTimingAssns->addSingle(brdTimingInfoPtr, wvfmPtr);
                 }
-                else if ((fragid == 8) && (foutput_timing_wvfm) && (std::find(fignore_timing_ch.begin(), fignore_timing_ch.end(), i) == fignore_timing_ch.end())){
-                    timwvfmVec->push_back(waveform);
-                    art::Ptr<raw::OpDetWaveform> wvfmPtr = make_timwvfm_ptr(timwvfmVec->size()-1);
-                    timTimingAssns->addSingle(brdTimingInfoPtr, wvfmPtr);
+                else if ((fragid == 8)){ // fyi: this hardcodes the timing caen board index
+                    if ((foutput_timing_wvfm) && (std::find(fignore_timing_ch.begin(), fignore_timing_ch.end(), i) == fignore_timing_ch.end())){
+                        timwvfmVec->push_back(waveform);
+                        art::Ptr<raw::OpDetWaveform> wvfmPtr = make_timwvfm_ptr(timwvfmVec->size()-1);
+                        timTimingAssns->addSingle(brdTimingInfoPtr, wvfmPtr);
+                    }
                 }
                 else{
                     pmtwvfmVec->push_back(waveform);

sbndcode/Decoders/PMT/pmtdecoder.fcl

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ pmtdecoder:
     timingInstanceName: "TimingChannels"
     output_ftrig_wvfm: true # whether or not to output the ftrig as an opdetwaveform (artroot data product)
     output_timing_wvfm: true # whether or not to output the timing caen wvfms as an opdetwaveform (artroot data product)
-    ignore_timing_ch: [3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14] # only ch0, ch1, ch2, and ch15 are used currently in timing caen
+    ignore_timing_ch: [4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14] # only ch0=BES, ch1=RWM, ch2=ETRIG, ch3=MSUM, ch15=FTRIG
 
     # more detailed configurables
     n_maxflashes:    30 # maximum number of flashes anticipated, this is used for memory allocation