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<!-- Date: Mon Oct 22 09:02:36 2001 -->
<br><b>Routine Electronics Check</b> 
<br><b>Central Calorimeter Crates:</b> 
<pre> 
tmp/b0ccal00.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal00 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal01.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal01 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal02.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal02 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal03.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal03 -- Pedestal problem(s)  
tmp/b0ccal04.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal04 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal05.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal05 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal06.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal06 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal07.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal07 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal08.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal08 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal09.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal09 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal10.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal10 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal11.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal11 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal12.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal12 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal13.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal13 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal14.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal14 -- Pedestal problem(s)  
tmp/b0ccal15.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal15 -- All ok! 
</pre> 
<br><b>b0ccal03:</b> The problem here is known and the CAFE 
card needs to be replaced. 
<pre> 
</pre> 
<br><b>b0ccal14:</b>  We appear to have inconsistent results here.  Something appears to have changed recently in the readout 
code.  I will look into this later today. 
<pre> 
 ADMEM  QIE  CAP #EVENTS AVE_RANGE  MEAN   RMS  
   20   12    0    1000   0.0      187.9   1.4 
   20   12    1    1000   0.0      184.9   1.4 
   20   12    2    1000   0.0      184.6   1.3 
   20   12    3    1000   0.0      191.7   5.7 
*******************   Start of FAILURE messages   ************** VALUE    CAP RANGE** 
* ADMEM=20 Chan=12 Failure  6: Raw pedestal RMS TOO big       (   81.3840) ( 3) ( 0) ********************   End of FAILURE messages   ************************************* 
</pre> 
Source Monitor Pedestals 
<pre> 
</pre> 
<b>Endwall Calorimeter Crates:</b> 
<pre> 
tmp/b0wcal00.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal00 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal01.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal01 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal02.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal02 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal03.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal03 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal04.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal04 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal05.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal05 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal06.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal06 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal07.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal07 -- All ok! 
</pre> 
Endwall Source Monitor Pedestals: 
<pre> 
ped/tmp/sped_b0wcal00.tmp: oo  Crate: b0wcal00        OK       oooooooooo 
ped/tmp/sped_b0wcal01.tmp: oo  Crate: b0wcal01        OK       oooooooooo 
ped/tmp/sped_b0wcal02.tmp: oo  Crate: b0wcal02        PROBLEM ped=0   oooo 
ped/tmp/sped_b0wcal03.tmp: oo  Crate: b0wcal03        PROBLEM ped=0   oooo 
ped/tmp/sped_b0wcal04.tmp: oo  Crate: b0wcal04        PROBLEM ped=0   oooo 
ped/tmp/sped_b0wcal05.tmp: oo  Crate: b0wcal05        PROBLEM ped=0   oooo 
ped/tmp/sped_b0wcal06.tmp: oo  Crate: b0wcal06        PROBLEM ped=0   oooo 
ped/tmp/sped_b0wcal07.tmp: oo  Crate: b0wcal07        PROBLEM ped=0   oooo 
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With this many problems it will take a fair fraction of the day 
to sort things out.  More to come. 
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<!-- Author: R.J. Tesarek -->


<!-- Date: Mon Oct 22 10:21:51 2001 -->
<br> 
WHA<br> 
The following PMT's are replaced because of pisabox dinamic range limits:<br> 
<pre> 
00-W  7L ID    7 (upper limit  +36v);<br> 
18-W 11R ID  495 (upper limit  +78v);<br> 
19-W  8L ID  4CB (upper limit +104v);<br> 
21-W 11R ID  555 (lower limit  -13v);<br> 
06-E  8R ID 218B (upper limit  +75v);<br> 
10-E  6L ID 2281 (upper limit  +94v);<br> 
21-E 11R ID 2557 (upper limit  +52v);<br> 
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<!-- Author: Nikolay Luzhetskiy -->


<!-- Date: Mon Oct 22 15:49:11 2001 -->
<br><b>CMU multipliexer installation:</b> 
<br>Installed a CMU MUX into b0ccal07 and cables between 
the ASDs (crates ccal06 and ccal07) and the MUX.  Below is the 
difference between the pedestal RMS before/after. 
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<!-- Author: H.S. Kim, R.J. Tesarek -->


<!-- Date: Mon Oct 22 15:50:22 2001 -->
<table><tr><td><a href=/elog/notebooks/wedge/Mon_Oct_22_2001_155013.ps align=top><img src=/cgi/elog/det-system-elog.pl?nb=wedge&action=view&page=-213  align='top'></td><td>CEM Pedesal RMS difference before/after CMU MUX installation</a></td></tr></table>
<!-- Author: H.S. Kim, R.J. Tesarek -->


<!-- Date: Mon Oct 22 17:55:06 2001 -->
White vellum paper removed from around the transition piece on the following CEM phototubes: 6R08W, 6L09W, 3R13W, 6R14W, 2R17W.<br>
<!-- Author: Bob Wagner (ANL) -->


<!-- Date: Mon Oct 22 19:01:41 2001 -->
<br><b>b0ccal14, ADMEM slot=20 chan=12:</b> 
<br>The above problem disappeared during a test this evening. 
We need to keep an eye on this. 
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<!-- Author: R.J. Tesarek -->


<!-- Date: Tue Oct 23 11:37:02 2001 -->
<br><b>b0ccal03 problems:</b> 
<br>Looked into problems with b0ccal03 and found a blown fuse 
for the -15V.  The symptoms were that the crate would not  
take pedestals, but would respond when mapped.  Replaced the  
fuse and it immediately blew again. Replaced the ADMEM and  
now we can take pedestals/calibrate the entire crate.  Configured the ADMEM, loaded Et tables and the CAFE FRAM.  Below 
is the output of a ckcrate for b0ccal03. 
<pre> 
 #################################################### 
 ### Crate: b0ccal03 -- Calibration problem(s)  
 #################################################### 
*******************   Start of FAILURE messages   ************** VALUE    CAP RANGE** 
* ADMEM=19 Chan=11 Failure 13: Slope too low                  (    0.0000) ( 0) ( 0) * 
*******************   End of FAILURE messages   ************************************* 
</pre> 
I believe this is the problem observed before.
<!-- Author: R.J. Tesarek -->


<!-- Date: Tue Oct 23 12:06:33 2001 -->
<br><b>b0ccal03, crate map:</b> 
<pre> 
 In Slot 2  IDPROM = 0021 001 TRACER__V2.1A           
 In Slot 3  IDPROM = 0086 007SMXR_VD -D02-R02-S28-V01 
 In Slot 4  IDPROM = 0098 007SMXR_VD -D02-R02-S28-V01 
 In Slot 5  IDPROM = 0084 007SMXR_VD -D02-R02-S28-V01 
FISION: S_errno_EIO (0x5): VME BERR received! 
 In Slot 7  IDPROM = 0.... ..........."...^._.[.Y._.o 
 In Slot 8  IDPROM = 0.0............................. 
 In Slot 9  IDPROM = 0.0............................. 
 
 In Slot 16  IDPROM = 0209 003 ADMEM_V4.0          470 
 In Slot 17  IDPROM = 0327 003 ADMEM_V4.0          460 
 In Slot 18  IDPROM = 0225 003 ADMEM_V4.0          470 
 In Slot 19  IDPROM = 0168 003 ADMEM_V4.0          470 
 In Slot 20  IDPROM = 0247 003 ADMEM_V4.0          470 
 In Slot 21  IDPROM = 0178 003 ADMEM_V4.0          470 
 
QIE ID table: 
QIE    ADMEM: 16      17      18      19      20      21      
  0          3834     751     278    2465    5725    6548 
  1           646    6478    2453    2521    5732    1942 
  2          3841    4346    2225    2238    5679    1948 
  3          3918    2168    2523    2189    3468    1960 
  4          3844    2748     256    6433    6243    4799 
  5          3667    2934    2322    5711    3261    3082 
  6          3896    2873     298    5511    4712    5385 
  7          3891    4753     566    5704    4574    4566 
  8          2776    3948     599    5518    4530    3542 
  9           571    4839     555    5574    4597    4664 
 10          3666    4367    3322    2633    4704    6348 
 11           534    2227    3605    6349    5260    4707 
 12          3836    5786     209    5501    4537    4630 
 13           535    3226    3724    5499    1973    6005 
 14          3829    4331     377    5702    6125    4169 
 15           625    1044     404    5733    4649    1858 
 16          3927     997     374    5513    4573    1789 
 17           559    1076    2567    1829    4761    5297 
 18          3569    4110    3610    5594    3493    1888 
 19          3843    1116    3732    5576    3521    6043 
</pre>
<!-- Author: R.J. Tesarek -->


<!-- Date: Tue Oct 23 13:01:18 2001 -->
<br><b>b0ccal03</b><br> 
Tested all of the trigger outputs for the new admem in slot 17. 
All look good.  Couldn't write the file out-- Patrick/Chlebana notified.
<!-- Author: R. Erbacher -->


<!-- Date: Tue Oct 23 17:34:22 2001 -->
Removed white vellum paper from around the transition piece on the following CEM phototubes: 6R07E, 6R12E, 4L13E, 6R13E, 3R15E. 
<br>  
<!-- Author: Bob Wagner (ANL) -->


<!-- Date: Wed Oct 24 12:58:26 2001 -->
Removed white vellum paper from following CEM phototubes on the Northwest arch: 1L00W, 3R01W, 5L02W, 0R21W.<br>  
<!-- Author: Bob Wagner (ANL) -->


<!-- Date: Wed Oct 24 22:05:01 2001 -->
Fix a fiber on WHA 1-W (pmt 11-L) <br> 
There is another one on 12-E. Hard to reach right now <br> 
Check for problems on CHA 10-W 5-R where two cafe 
<br> cards were blown. Nothing wrong was found. <br>  
The dark current was 1nA max. I left the picoameter  <br> 
on the tube. Checking few hours later I found the <br> 
dark current at 1.7-2 nA. I left it connected to the PMT.
<!-- Author: fotis -->


<!-- Date: Thu Oct 25 11:36:24 2001 -->
Removed white vellum paper from around transition piece on the following CEM tubes on the Northwest arch: 0L02W, 7L02W.<br>
<!-- Author: Bob Wagner (ANL) -->


<!-- Date: Thu Oct 25 12:15:06 2001 -->
<b>West plug power problem</b> 
Was paged because none of the west crates were responding.  Kevin and I went downstairs and he check the 400hz breakers but I noticed that the crates were all on but in a state of trip. 
 
<p>It turns out that motor generator #2 (west side) was replaced this morning.  Because it was replaced, the breaker downstairs in the pit didn't go off as would normally be the case.  So, when the motor generator was powered on, all this ugly power went straight into the LV cal crates.  Enough current was drawn to trip off the motor generator.  The motor generator was reset, and remained on, presumably because all the crates in the collision hall were now tripped and there was no load.  (We looked at the motor generator and there was no load which is why we looked at the crates to see if they were on in the first place.) 
 
<p>I used IFIX to reset all the crates on the west side (trip 400hz).  Now I am checking the electronics to see if there was any damage. 
 
<p><b>Central Cal</b> 
<pre> 
tmp/b0ccal00.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal00 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal01.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal01 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal02.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal02 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal03.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal03 -- Calibration problem(s)  
tmp/b0ccal04.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal04 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal05.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal05 -- Not responding. 
tmp/b0ccal06.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal06 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal07.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal07 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal08.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal08 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal09.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal09 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal10.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal10 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal11.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal11 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal12.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal12 -- Pedestal problem(s)  
tmp/b0ccal13.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal13 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal14.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal14 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0ccal15.tmp: ### Crate: b0ccal15 -- All ok! 
 
<b>b0ccal05</b> is not responding... will have to look into this. 
 
<b>b0ccal03:</b> 
*******************   Start of FAILURE messages   ************** VALUE    CAP RANGE** 
* ADMEM=19 Chan=11 Failure 13: Slope too low                  (    0.0000) ( 0) ( 0) * 
*******************   End of FAILURE messages   ************************************* 
 
<b>b0ccal12:</b> 
*******************   Start of FAILURE messages   ************** VALUE    CAP RANGE** 
* ADMEM=16 Chan= 7 Failure  6: Raw pedestal RMS TOO big       (   33.8506) ( 3) ( 0) * 
*******************   End of FAILURE messages   ************************************* 
 
</pre> 
 
<p><b>Wall cal</b> 
<pre> 
tmp/b0wcal00.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal00 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal01.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal01 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal02.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal02 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal03.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal03 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal04.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal04 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal05.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal05 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal06.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal06 -- All ok! 
tmp/b0wcal07.tmp: ### Crate: b0wcal07 -- All ok! 
</pre>
<!-- Author: Robin Erbacher -->
<!-- Comment: Thu Oct 25 12;22;01 comment by...RDE -->
Should read "West Cal Crate Power Problem" since it was the central, wall, and plug that were affected.


<!-- Date: Thu Oct 25 12:44:06 2001 -->
<br><b>b0ccal12:</b> 
<br>Rebooted the crate and everything appears to be ok now. 
<pre> 
 ############################## 
 ### Crate: b0ccal12 -- All ok! 
 ############################## 
</pre> 
This looks like something was corrupted in the software.  The  
electronics appears ok. 
<br>
<!-- Author: R.J. Tesarek -->


<!-- Date: Thu Oct 25 12:56:25 2001 -->
<b>ccal05:</b> 
<br>Looked at the crate and nothing appeared wrong.  Power cycled 
and came up ok.  Checked the crate and all looks fine: 
<pre> 
 ############################## 
 ### Crate: b0ccal05 -- All ok! 
 ############################## 
</pre>
<!-- Author: R. Erbacher -->


<!-- Date: Fri Oct 26 13:09:46 2001 -->
<br><b>b0ccal03, sl=19,ch=11:</b> 
<br>Swapped CAFE card which showed slope=0 in range 0.  All checks out ok afterward.  Below is the new crate map. 
<pre> 
 In Slot 2  IDPROM = 0021 001 TRACER__V2.1A           
 In Slot 3  IDPROM = 0086 007SMXR_VD -D02-R02-S28-V01 
 In Slot 4  IDPROM = 0098 007SMXR_VD -D02-R02-S28-V01 
 In Slot 5  IDPROM = 0084 007SMXR_VD -D02-R02-S28-V01 
FISION: S_errno_EIO (0x5): VME BERR received! 
 In Slot 7  IDPROM = 0..0.0...!.s.{.V.t.............. 
 In Slot 8  IDPROM = 0.0..3.......................... 
 In Slot 9  IDPROM = 0.0............................. 
 
 In Slot 16  IDPROM = 0209 003 ADMEM_V4.0          470 
 In Slot 17  IDPROM = 0327 003 ADMEM_V4.0          460 
 In Slot 18  IDPROM = 0225 003 ADMEM_V4.0          470 
 In Slot 19  IDPROM = 0168 003 ADMEM_V4.0          470 
 In Slot 20  IDPROM = 0247 003 ADMEM_V4.0          470 
 In Slot 21  IDPROM = 0178 003 ADMEM_V4.0          470 
 
QIE ID table: 
QIE    ADMEM: 16      17      18      19      20      21      
  0          3834     751     278    2465    5725    6548 
  1           646    6478    2453    2521    5732    1942 
  2          3841    4346    2225    2238    5679    1948 
  3          3918    2168    2523    2189    3468    1960 
  4          3844    2748     256    6433    6243    4799 
  5          3667    2934    2322    5711    3261    3082 
  6          3896    2873     298    5511    4712    5385 
  7          3891    4753     566    5704    4574    4566 
  8          2776    3948     599    5518    4530    3542 
  9           571    4839     555    5574    4597    4664 
 10          3666    4367    3322    2633    4704    6348 
 11           534    2227    3605    4972    5260    4707 
 12          3836    5786     209    5501    4537    4630 
 13           535    3226    3724    5499    1973    6005 
 14          3829    4331     377    5702    6125    4169 
 15           625    1044     404    5733    4649    1858 
 16          3927     997     374    5513    4573    1789 
 17           559    1076    2567    1829    4761    5297 
 18          3569    4110    3610    5594    3493    1888 
 19          3843    1116    3732    5576    3521    6043 
</pre>  
<!-- Author: R.D. Erbacher, R.J. Tesarek -->