This morning I spent sometime updating the ops overview screen, it is projected in the control room again.

There are two things that would be helpfull from operators on shift or anyone on site:

•   Checking that the intent bit is accurate  This bit should be set to undisturbed when no one is actively working on the interferometer, and set to commisioning if there are measurements running or people working in the LVEA. This will let detchar know when to look at the data.  Commisioners will try to remember to set this as well when we leave for the night and when we start work, but it would be helpfull if everyone keeps an eye out to make sure it is accurate, especially when work first starts in the morning.
• Untripping watchdogs if there is no known reason why something should be tripped, we should try to keep things isolated/damping and keep the PSL running. 

While I was doing this I noticed that the PSL ODC state bit was bad.  I toggled the noise eater switch to get rid of the NPRO relaxation oscillation, after which stefan readjusted the ISS setpoint.  The theory is that the setpoint was adjusted while the NPRO was oscillating, once the oscillation was gone the ISS could no longer lock at that set point. 

Lastly, the FSS mixer voltage has been around 0.8 since june 16, when the PSL came back from the maintence.  Peter King tells me the PD was swapped out durring that time, so I have raised the threshold for the ODC to 0.9V from 0.6V.  The PSL ODC bit is now green.