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| + | *DAY: 9:00 planned change of target polarization sign, continue data taking with NH3 | ||
Revision as of 06:17, 19 August 2022
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- Shift Documentation
- Phone Numbers
- Short Term Schedule
- Shift Expert
- Worker Shift
- Monitoring
- Useful Links
Shift ScheduleHall B LogbookESAD, COO, RSADShift ChecklistHot CheckoutBeam Time Accounting
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Manuals
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JLab Logbooks
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NOTE: All NON-JLab numbers MUST be dialed with (757) area code. When calling from a CH landline, dial "9" first. To call from outside, all 4-digit numbers must be preceded by 757-269
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- Note, all non-JLab numbers must be dialed with an area code. When calling from a counting-house landline, dial "9" first.
- To call JLab phones from outside the lab, all 4-digit numbers must be preceded by 757-269
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CLAS12 Run Group C, Summer 2022
Daily RC Meetings at 14:00: CH Room 200C, and on Zoom
Zoom information: Link, Meeting ID: 160 867 4253, Passcode: 786506
Run Coordinator: Harut Avakian
- (9-)757 575-7540
PDL: Eugene Pasyuk
- (9-)757 876-1789 , x6020 office
Run Group Coordinator: Sebastian Kuhn
- (9-)757 639-6640
Run Coordinator and Target Expert Schedule
Longterm Run Plan
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- In case of medical or fire emergency, call 9-911 from a LANDLINE phone in the Counting House
- If you have symptoms or a positive COVID test, do NOT come to your shift - instead, inform the PDL and the RC and JLab medical services immediately so that replacements can be arranged
- Recently there were several reported cases of COVID on the JLab campus. Everyone is strongly encouraged to wear a face mask while in the counting-house.
- If needed, worker shifts can also be taken from off-site - again, inform the PDL and RC. Also, make sure that you follow the instructions under the "Worker Shift" Tab - you need some lead time to set up!
- Before leaving the hall and going to beam permit check that dome lights, forward carriage lights, and pie tower lights are OFF
- NEW: We have a new policy NOT to leave the beam viewer in the beam at all times, to avoid damage to electronics, cameras etc. Please REMOVE the beam viewer unless we are actively tuning the beam or calibrating beam position/raster.
- NEW: We have a new FSD condition that the raster is operating.
- IF there is any ammonia sample (NH3 and ND3) in the target, the raster MUST be operating at all times. The Raster FSD must be UNMASKED. Orbit locks MUST be OFF (except for brief moments to restore beam position).
- For beam tuning or other non-rastered beam, the Raster FSD must be MASKED.
- NOTE: It should no longer be necessary to quit RasterMon at the end of each run and restart after a successful "Go" for the next run, but if DAQ crashes, you SHOULD follow these steps, and the same for mon12. Make sure there is ONLY ONE INSTANCE of RasterMon AND mon12 running anywhere in the Counting House.
- REMINDER FOR ALL EXPERTS: Please take care to fill out the BTA carefully and correctly. The info from EPICS is not always correct, e.g. when taking data with low beam current, you should change the ABU to the proper (estimated) time by hand instead of simply accepting "0" if you are actually taking data.
Run Plan: August 2022
GENERAL INFORMATION
- We should change the HWP ("lambda/2 plate"), after a full day of useful data on NH3 or ND3. WE MUST INFORM THE OTHER HALLS WHENEVER WE DO THAT
- We should reverse the target polarization after every TWO days of good data taking. So the sequence is "1 day on ammonia, swap HWP, one day on ammonia, flip target polarization, one day on ammonia, swap HWP, one day on ammonia".
- Moller runs should be taken with 10 nA.
- Do a RICH Recovery procedure only once a day during day shift (in between runs) if everything is okay. If a RICH problem occurs, you might have to do the RICH Recovery procedure also (see below).
- After each change of running conditions (target type, luminosity): Please check that the trigger alarms (on rate/nA) are set appropriately and change them as needed.
ONGOING ISSUES
- x-Raster power supply oscillations
SHORT RANGE PLAN
Wednesday 10th August
- Owl: Take production data on ND3 negative at 4 nA HWP OUT
- Day: Take production data on ND3 negative at 4 nA HWP OUT
- Change HWP to IN during day shift (inform Halls C and D about an hour beforehand)
- Swing: Take production data on ND3 negative at 4 nA HWP IN
Thursday 11th August
- Owl: Take production data on ND3 negative at 4 nA HWP IN
- 6:30 AM Beam will be off for Machine Development Day
- Hall B will go to Restricted Access
- Day: Machine Development Day
- Change of target material to NH3
- Swing: Tune beam and adjust the raster parameters to accommodate for the smaller cell.
- Take production data on NH3 at 4 nA HWP IN
Friday 12th August
- Owl: Take production data on NH3(+) at 4 nA HWP IN
- Day: Take production data on NH3, and try to improve polarization through irradiation and microwave frequency adjustment.
- Optimize raster parameters for the 15 mm cell.
- Over-raster the target to deliver a more uniform dose to the target cell.
- Swing:Take production data on NH3 at 4 nA HWP IN
Saturday 13th August
- Take production data on NH3(+) at 4 nA HWP IN
- Anneal the target during swing shift
- Keep an eye on the bleedthru current from Hall C.
- To account for the bleed thru problem, report 0.7 ABU and 0.3 BNA on the BTA interface.
- Continue to take data with HWP IN.
Sunday 14th August
- Take production data on NH3(+) at 4 nA HWP IN
- Do a bleedthru test between the runs, and write down the amount in the run comment. Also, keep track of Hall C current: if it is off for a significant part of the run, record that as well. The default assumption is that they are running at 80 microAmps.
- To account for the bleed thru problem, report 0.7 ABU and 0.3 BNA on the BTA interface.
- Switch HWP to OUT during the day shift (inform Halls C and D about an hour beforehand)
Monday 15th August
- Owl: Take production data on NH3(+) at 4 nA HWP OUT
- Do a bleedthru test between the runs, and write down the amount in the run comment. Also, keep track of Hall C current: if it is off for a significant part of the run, record that as well. The default assumption is that they are running at 80 microAmps.
- To account for the bleed thru problem, report 0.5 ABU and 0.5 BNA on the BTA interface.
- Day: RF separators were turned on at noon. Bleedthrough current has been reduced by a factor of 10, which is acceptable. Switch back to the regular BTA reporting.
- Hall C will go to pass change tomorrow so we will anneal the target material at that time.
- Change target to C.
- Swing: Take production data on C. Raphael will perform special runs that will be useful for understanding efficiencies of BMT tiles.
Tuesday 16th August
- Owl: Continue with production data on C.
- Day: Take data until 9am. At 9am ask for Controlled Access, notify the target group and RadCon that we could like to do a target cell swap. The plan is to take a TE signal and re-polarize (+) NH3.
- Swing: Tune beam to tagger, resume production data on NH3 -> NO BEAM WAS DELIVERED
Wednesday 17th August
- Owl:NO BEAM
- Day: Beam is not expected before 12pm. Once it comes back, tune beam to tagger, resume production data on NH3(+)
- Swing: Start production data on NH3
- Owl Data taking with HWP out
Wednesday 18th August
- DAY: Continue data taking with NH3
- Swing: Production data on NH3
- Owl Data taking with HWP IN
Wednesday 19th August
- DAY: 9:00 planned change of target polarization sign, continue data taking with NH3
5-pass (10.55 GeV) Running conditions
- Torus at 100% current, inbending electrons. Setpoint = +3770 A (Readback = +3766 A)
- Solenoid setpoint +2417.5 A
- Establish optimal compromise between raster size (if possible, 7 mm radius), luminosity (goal: <5 nA, nominally 4.0 nA), and background.
- Run duration 100M events or 4 hours, whichever comes first.
- For empty target runs, increase beam current as much as possible (up to 15 nA).
DAQ configuration
- Configuration PROD66, trigger file rgc_300MeV_v1.3_no_DC.trg
- NOTE: UNLESS a RICH problem crashes the DAQ, do NOT interrupt an otherwise smooth run to do a RICH recovery - instead do this in between runs.
- NOTE: BOTH the shift expert AND the shift worker MUST check and reset monitoring histograms at least once every 30-60 minutes to make sure there are no major detector problems.Watch the raster pattern!
- At the end of each run, follow the STANDARD DAQ RESTART SEQUENCE:
- "end run", if the run ended correctly then: "prestart", "go"
- if the run did not end correctly or if any ROCs had to be rebooted:
- Quit ALL running instances of mon12 and rastermon
- "cancel", "reset"
- "configure", "download", "prestart", "go"
- restart mon12 and rastermon
- After each step, make sure it is completed in the Run Control message window. If a ROC has crashed, find which one it is, issue a roc_reboot command ON JUST THAT ROC and try again. Contact the DAQ expert if there are any questions.
References and Standards
Solenoid set-point of 2417.5 A results in read back 2419.57 A and exactly 5.00 T field on center Raster settings
- x: Vpp=2.2 V offset =-0.4V (changed Vpp x & y from 2.1 to 2.2 V on July 19 for ND3, changed offset from -0.3 on 8/12)
- y: Vpp=1.9 V offset =+0.2V (changed from +0.4V on July 14, changed from -0.1 on July 1 at 21:00, changed Vpp from 2.2 and offset from 0.25 on 8/12)
- Fundamental Period = 1 s
- The correct raster calibration constants should be automatically loaded by rastermon - see https://logbooks.jlab.org/entry/4004055 - if not, enter them through "Config" by hand.
Nominal Beam Positions
- 2H01, X = -2.8 mm, Y = +1.5mm (Changed from 1.8 mm 7/14/22, changed X from 2.3 and Y from -2.0 on 8/12)
- 2C24, X = -2.0 mm, Y = +0.6 mm
- Orbit lock ONLY if raster is OFF
FSD Thresholds (to be updated)
- Upstream: 2000 Hz
- Midstream: 2000 Hz
- Downstream: 100000 Hz
- BOM: 1000000 Hz
- 5 ms dwell time
Reference Harp Scans for Beam on Faraday Cup 2H01 [1]
Reference Harp Scans for Beam on Tagger dump 2C21 [2], tagger harp [3]
Reference Monitoring Histograms
Counter rates
- Upstream counters integrated rates: 0-15 Hz (acceptable up to 100 Hz are acceptable) @50 nA.
- Midstream counters: 10-20 Hz (acceptable up to 50 Hz) @50 nA.
- Counting rates of ~ hundreds of Hz may indicate bad beam tune or bleed-through from other Halls.
Known issues
- ECAL: ECAL_HV_SEC2_WI_E36 is off as it does not hold voltage
- tdcecal6 and tdcecal1 rocs: These rocs could show errors in the DAQ screen. If so, check roc-rates, trigger rates and monitoring plots. If all looks okay, continue data taking.
- DC: hole in sector 3, superlayer 6, would likely need a major physical repair on the chamber itself
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NOTE: BOTH the shift expert AND the shift worker MUST check monitoring histograms at least once every 30 - 60 minutes to make sure there are no major detector problems.
(remote) shift worker: see dedicated Worker Shift tab above. |
For REMOTE Shifts (offsite):
- Zoom for 24-7 communication with counting house: https://jlab-org.zoomgov.com/j/1619881100
- Passcode REQUIRED: 927417
- Remind the expert in the counting house to restart their zoom, if necessary
- Remote VNC connection instructions: https://logbooks.jlab.org/entry/3906039
- All necessary applications should be avaible from the desktop menu (left/right click on the desktop)
- EPICS GUIs should be accessed ONLY via the desktop menu or by running clascss-remote.
- Remote Demonstration Video (150 MB)
Shift Worker Tasks
Once per run:
- Screenshots: submit to logbook only if you capture the information with beam ON
- Beamline Overview, in VNC or Web Browser
- CLAS12 Trigger rates and DAQ status
- RGC Polarized Target GUI - under Beamline on CSS
- Upload monitoring plots to logbook
- Standard spectra (mon12): look at the spectra: Reference, current, and 5 most recent runs. You can choose a different reference run, the reference numbers refer to logbook entries.
- Raster Monitoring: upload RasterMon plots to the logbook (use "Log Entry" button on RasterMon screen at bottom-right corner)
- Make a log entry with the photograph of the polarized target run valve (hallbcam04)
Once per shift:
- Fill the shift checklist
- Log screen shots of RICH temperature and scaler maps. Log in RICH logbook.
Regularly:
- reset & check spectra frequently (every 30 - 60 minutes)
- Some plots in the online mon12 have a choice of histogram sets per sector, select buttons at the bottom of the plot. That means you have to look at all sectors for these histograms.
- The logbook entry shows all histograms.
- Log the strip charts in time intervals according to the x-axis time span, using the liveplot configuration Beamline4Logbook_visibleH
- how to get the strip charts: CS-Studio Tools: Strip Charts, livePlot
- right-click on the livePlot screen and select "Load a Configuration"
- the configuration "Beamline4Logbook_" provides the beam current, position information and halo counter rates
- right-click on the screen and select "Make Elog Entry", make sure to log to HBLOG and not ELOG
- in Web Browser: Upstream/Midstream Halo Counters, Downstream Halo Counters, Beam Currents, BPM Positions
- how to get the strip charts: CS-Studio Tools: Strip Charts, livePlot
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