The M1 calibration path for PRCL is limited by numerical noise, which appears as a spurious increase of the high frequency noise floor in the calibrated PRCL signal.
To prevent this, I switched off the M1 paths in PRCL, SRCL and MICH. This means that the low frequency calibration might be a bit wrong (what low frequency means depends on the cross-over frequency between M3/M2 and M1)
I also updated the optical gains in the error signal calibration. Differences were small (within 20-30%)
The M1 calibration path for PRCL is limited by numerical noise, which appears as a spurious increase of the high frequency noise floor in the calibrated PRCL signal.
To prevent this, I switched off the M1 paths in PRCL, SRCL and MICH. This means that the low frequency calibration might be a bit wrong (what low frequency means depends on the cross-over frequency between M3/M2 and M1)