Power cycle h1susb123 to fix misbehaving ADC channel
Richard, Dave:
h1susb123 computer and IOChassis were power cycled to fix an ITMX ADC channel.
WP8100 SQZ guardian node name change
T.J., Nutsinee:
SQZ guardian node names were changed (new INI file required DAQ restart)
HEPI Senscor Guardian nodes added
T.J.
SC nodes for BSC and HAM1 HEPI was added to guardian (new INI file required DAQ restart)
WP8095 h1sqz model change
Sheila, Daniel, Dave:
A new h1sqz model was installed, addition of slow channels required a DAQ restart.
WP8097 h1asc model change
Jenne, Daniel, Dave:
A new h1asc model was installed for bullseye sensors, two restarts were done.
WP8094 h1lsc model change
Dan B:
A new h1lsc model was installed, no DAQ restart was needed.
SEIS Senscor Changes
Jim, Hugh, Dave:
New HEPI models for all BSC and HAMs were installed, also new endstation ISI models and h1seiproc.
Some IPC and DAC issues were found which required some restarts of models and DAQ.
WP8022 channel name fix in h1tcscs
Danny, Dave:
A new h1tcscs model was installed to fix a typo in a channel name, DAQ restart was required.
Beckhoff EX PLC[1,2] changes
Daniel, Patrick, Dave:
New h1ecatx1plc[1,2] code was installed. PLC1 added 6 enclosure records to the DAQ, PLC2 added an RFAMP channel.
h1sysecatx1plcsdf was restarted against a new monitor file.
DAQ restart
Dave:
DAQ was restarted at 12:09 and 13:41 for the above changes. Restart-time second trend files were renamed later for NDS reconfiguration purposes. I fixed a slight oversight in my script which checks for duplicate DAQ channels, it now combines the INI and PAR channels into one large list before looking for duplicates.