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Downtime Incident CREATED: BLA calibration for xC
FSD Masking Tool: Successful System Masking for: BeamLossMonitor
User: kprice
Areas: All
BeamLossMonitor Devices:
ILM0I07
ILM0L01A
ILM0L01B
ILM0L02
ILM2D00A
ILM2D00B
ILM0L04A
ILM0L04B
ILM0L05
ILM0L06A
ILM0L08
ILM0R01
ILM4D00
ILM0R03
ILM0R04
ILM0R06
ILM0R08
ILM0R09
ILM1L01
ILM1L02
ILM6R08
ILM3S00
ILM7S00
ILM9S00
ILM5S10
ILM5E03
ILM7S01
ILM9A01
ILM3E02
ILM5A01
ILM1A04
ILM1A06
ILM1A09
ILM5A10
ILM1A16
ILM1A19
ILM3R10
ILM9R07
ILM1R09
ILM2L03
ILM5R10
ILM5R05
ILM2L01
ILM2T09
ILM8T09
xC tripping BLA above ~45 uA
QuickPic - xC target change from Loop 1 (LD2) to Loop 2 (LH2) at 60 uA
AutoLog - UNMasking Hall C Normal Target
iCalibrate: Hall C
"xC BNR for target change"
AutoLog - Masking Hall C Normal Target
1A14, 3A11, and 5A11 BPMs reincluded in BEM
Had excluded these three BPMs (all a part of the same stack) a couple weeks ago due to a faulty Y+ IF cable causing erroneous positions readbacks. I&C have since fixed the issue and the BPMs have been operational since. Re-including these three BPMs in the BEM.
Tunnel wall/surface temps in Arc 5
"xC current change from 28 uA to 27 uA on Loop 1 (LD2)"
"xC current change from 30 uA to 28 uA on Loop 1 (LD2)"
QuickPic - xC target change from Copper 6% to Loop 1 (LD2) at 30 uA
AutoLog - UNMasking Hall C Normal Target
iCalibrate: Hall C
"xC BNR for target change"
AutoLog - Masking Hall C Normal Target
Cannot get strip charts of anything under the "Systems" tab in the ADT
Under the "Areas" tab, I can get strip charts for anything just fine when I click on "Strip Chart" via the right-click menu. Unfortunately, the same doesn't seem to be true anymore under the "Systems" tab.
Figure 1 is normal operation after clicking on "Strip Chart" via the right-click menu for an item under the "Areas" tab. I tried getting a strip chart for the same injector element under the "Systems" tab and got the error shown in Figure 2. Figure 3 shows my attempt with an unacknowledged minor alarm for an accelerator element.










