On Tuesday, while most of the IFO was down for various maintenance tasks, I grabbed a bunch of SUS spectra and started a Template directory.
I set all of the references to be the ~quiet, unlocked data from the down period of the IFO. These spectra could be run when trying to troubleshoot locking. On Tuesday, I was only able to collect the following, located in /ligo/home/ops/Templates/SUS_Spectra/
BS_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
BS_OSEMINF_spectra.xml
PR2_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
PR2_OSEMINF_spectra.xml
PRM_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
PRM_OSEMINF_spectra.xm
SR3_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
SR3_OSEMINF_spectra.xml
SR2_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
SR2_OSEMINF_spectra.xml
SRM_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
SRM_OSEMINF_spectra.xml
ITMX_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
ITMX_OSEMINF_spectra.xml
ITMY_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
ITMY_OSEMINF_spectra.xml
NOTE - Many of the lower stage NOISEMON channels look... weird. They should be used as a before/.after snapshot for troubleshooting only. Work to improve what the various strangenesses of these channels is on a few low priority to-do lists.
There are templates ready to collect the balance of the SUS spectra data, namely ETMs, MCs, PR3. We should do this when the IFO is set to DOWN for whatever reason. The spectra are quick to run, then update all references (currently bogus data) and resave.
While we were unlocked due to wind during my Sunday Owl shift, I managed to get through taking, updating, and resaving templates for:
ETMX_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
ETMX_OSEMINF_spectra.xml
ETMY_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
ETMY_OSEMINF_spectra.xml
PR3_NOISEMON_spectra.xml
PR3_OSEMINF_spectra.xml