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Old data directory missing from Injector Steering script
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RF On/Off turned HV Off
Follow-up Re: H Wien to -5, Script vs. Operator
We do have a BSList in the queue for optimizing the steering script: https://tasklists.jlab.org/bslist/tasks/119076.
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V Wien @ -90, H Wien from -5 to -?
After last night's exercise with jumping the V Wien from -90 to 90, I am curious to see if the same can be done with the H Wien. Fig. 1-11 shows beam with the H Wien at -5. First, I tried the big jump to -90, with no luck getting it on ITV1I06. I had to walk it back to -65 and bump MWF1I06 up about 70 G-cm from the calculated setpoint to get a reasonably behaved beam.
H Wien to -5, Script vs. Operator
After my frustration with the steering script last night with the vertical Wien changes, I decided to see if it does a better job for the horizontal Wien. To its credit, it doesn't steer beam off into oblivion! However, it seems to call it quits once the rels are around 0.25 mm. C'mon, it isn't that hard to get those down to zero! I reset correctors and did the steering myself (I promise I didn't cheat and look at the corrector values) to see how much quicker I could steer.
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FML SAM Update 1/20
MPS fast shutter alarm points to the wrong guidance page
MPS fast shutter alarm (Injector / Laser / Laser_Table / MPS Fast Laser Shutter) points to the wrong guidance page.
When guidance is clicked, it opens:
https://epicsweb.jlab.org/wedm/screen?edl=pol_source/fiber1.edl
Guidance should point to:
https://opswiki.acc.jlab.org/wiki/MPS_Fast_Shutter_alarm
A1/A2 interception in CW after wien change
H. Wien Angle change
Previous operator passed down that beam was stuck at the H. Wien after an aborted attempt to run through the training and reloading a good all-save (26460). It appears that the horizontal wien angle used in the all-save is 0 degrees but it is currently set to -25 degrees (fig. 1). I am assuming that the large h.wien angle change is the culprit behind the beam loss.
Used OpsWien Angle Change procedure to change angle from -25 degrees to 0 degrees. Initial (as found) conditions: figs.










