Sheila, Gabriele, Nutsinee

Today I asked the operators to log when they do intial alingment and say what prompted them to do it, so I will start doing the same.

Tonight we had a trip of the ITMX ISI, stage 1 on the L4Cs, which was probably triggered by a PEM injection (which was unfortunately coincident with the arrival of a small earthquake).  After this, it seemed as though the alignment of the ITM might have changed. We had two locklosses durring CARM offset reduction, and DRMI alingment was bad.  After and earthquake, an ISI trip, and several locklosses, we decided to do inital alingment. 

After this we had one sucessfull lock, which I broke attempting to disengage CHARD so that we could phase refl WFS.  Then one and a half more earthquakes made us decide to call it a night without learning anything more about the violin mode. 

Note: We did add logic to the ISC_LOCK DOWN state that switches off ALL the violin mode damping, and added logic to the DRMI gaurdian (in engage DRMI ASC) that will prevent it from doing anything other than check for locklosses if SRM is misaligned. 

Also, earlier in the afternoon we had a lockloss that appeared to be because of coil driver switching. The lockloss seems to be coincident with BS M2 LL coil driver state changing.