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FSD Masking Tool: Successful System Masking for: BeamLossMonitor ***Some node's masks failed to write
FSD Masking Tool: Successful Destination masking to: Inj500KeV ***Some node's masks failed to write
HYST AREA 7-0 Cycles Magnets
Log Number: 4466725Logbook(s): Body:
HYST AREA Version 7-0 has FAILED to cycle:
MBL0R01 -- NL01B11A -- softmag -- Failed to set after 2 cycle attempts
MBL0R02 -- NL01B11A -- softmag -- Failed to set after 2 cycle attempts
MBL0R03 -- NL01B11A -- softmag -- Failed to set after 2 cycle attempts
MBL0R04 -- NL01B11A -- softmag -- Failed to set after 2 cycle attempts
HYST AREA Version 7-0 has successfully cycled the following:
Area.Injector.PGun
Area.Injector.Linac
Area.Injector.Chicane
Total Time: 1.317 mins
HYST AREA Version 7-0 has FAILED to cycle:
MBL0R01 -- NL01B11A -- softmag -- Failed to set after 2 cycle attempts
MBL0R02 -- NL01B11A -- softmag -- Failed to set after 2 cycle attempts
MBL0R03 -- NL01B11A -- softmag -- Failed to set after 2 cycle attempts
MBL0R04 -- NL01B11A -- softmag -- Failed to set after 2 cycle attempts
HYST AREA Version 7-0 has successfully cycled the following:
Area.Injector.PGun
Area.Injector.Linac
Area.Injector.Chicane
Total Time: 1.317 mins
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Operator SIGN IN
SC1R on CC2 issue
Finished w/ Chopper Setup
Injector Alarm Limits Set
INJECTOR=>LASER=>LASER_TABLE=>R0L4GMES (HALLD LASER GMES) has been enabled in alarm handler
INJECTOR=>LASER=>LASER_TABLE=>R0L3GMES (HALLC LASER GMES) has been enabled in alarm handler
SL and 2L25
Log Number: 4466711Logbook(s): Entry Makers: beneschBody:
2L25 is quiet but there have been two pressure bursts and the foreline pressure is up from yesterday evening, figures 1 and 2. SL 2K overview Figure 3.
SL helium total ~20000 liters versus 27000 nominal.
I don't understand why the RT readings on 2L23-25 are so low. 2L04 inlet and outlet temperature diodes were likely fried by radiation - the module has lots of field emission. 2L16 is also a C50.










