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- RD53A module on DUT mounting frame
- FEB board + 12V supply
- HSIO2 (C02) with 12V supply
- FEB-HSIO2 QSFP->LS fiber
- DisplayPort cable
- Agilent LV supply with GPIB controller, LV cable to FEB. Ethernet cable to Fanless box.
- Keithley HV
- TLU box with its voltage supply + square USB link to Fanless box
- Additional NIM discriminator from ESA for better trigger fanout cleanup + LEMO cables
- Tie-wrap mounting for FEB
Dec/10 Night shift
Zijun, Ke, SD
9:30pm T577 wrapping up last scan. Since we would like to go to ~100e/pulse for tuning first, T577 decided to turn off and moved out of beamline.
9:45pm Access to install. New setup needs HSIO2 DTM to be connected to the ESA-RESTRICTED network to run YARRproducer on it. The network switch ports are completely full ! Fanless box esadutdaq1 was taken out of the network with it ethernet cable on Belden Ch-8 disconnected. Took a while to find Belden ch-11 was not connected to anything so disconnected it and used its switch port for ch-8 to bring back Fanless box. DTM IP is set to the 104.52 as the YARR DAQ node used to be. The gateway and netmask also needs to be exactly right to appear properly in the network:
HSIO2 DTM | 172.27.104.52 |
|---|---|
| Gateway | 172.27.104.1 |
| Netmask | 255.255.252.0 |
Trigger channel problem: while Trigger ch-11 (HGTD) has a healthy TTL signal as usual, our regular Caladium Trigger ch-10 (NIM) appeared to be totally dead. Sending TRG11 to a TTL->NIM converter didn't get any NIM output and eventually realized that the NIM<->TTL converter is a bad module. Grabbed another NIM<->TTL from ESA upstairs and this finally worked. We are not driving the TLU trigger from TRG11 after TTL->NIM.
4:45am Asked for beam bu MCC couldn't get it going - cooling water for kicker magnet too cold ! MCC tried several times with no success.