Dan, Koji

This afternoon we completed the final remaining jobs before the doors go on HAM6:

• We checked the OMC SUS cables for ground loops at the satellite boxes, they were OK.
• We locked the ISI and moved the earthquake stops on the OMC SUS to the proper clearance.  This was a hard job that required climbing around on the table, some of the EQ stops are very hard to see.
• We unlocked the ISI and ran some quick transfer functions to check that the OMC SUS and TTs were still free-swinging. 
• We took closeout photos of the table to record the as-built positions of the optics.
• We took spectra for the tip-tilts, damped and undamped.  Files are attached.  Data has been saved in /ligo/svncomon/SusSVN/sus/trunk/HTTS/H1/OM1/SAGM1/Results and equivalent.  The scripts in /ligo/svncommon/SusSVN/sus/trunk/HTTS/Common/MatlabTools have been updated to include the filenames of the latest measurements, but nothing has been committed to the SUS SVN.  Will do this tomorrow.

Since we locked and unlocked the ISI, the seismic team may want to make a quick check in the morning that the table is floating freely.  (It's ok to turn up the purge air to keep the door covers from contacting the table.)

In the attached 'H1HTTS_ALL_Spectra' files, note that the difference between the July 18th measurements and today is the floating of the ISI.  Not sure if this accounts for the change in the spectrum (more noise below 2-3Hz, less noise above).