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H1 AOS
anthony.sanchez@LIGO.ORG - posted 20:46, Monday 08 May 2023 (69425)
Monday Eve OPS Mid Shift update

Lockloss around 23:33 Potentially caused by Calibration measurements being driven too hard
https://ldas-jobs.ligo-wa.caltech.edu/~lockloss/index.cgi?event=1367623789

Once unlocked I reloaded ALS_Diff to load in TJ's Changes from earlier today.
Guardian gave us an ALS_DIFF Error after reload of ALS_DIFF:
Camilla and I checked the log and subsequently line 240

We made some changes to ALS_DIFF after ALS_DIFF to see if it we could fix it.

Index: ALS_DIFF.py
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--- ALS_DIFF.py    (revision 25588)
+++ ALS_DIFF.py    (working copy)
@@ -237,11 +237,11 @@
             return False
         elif self.freq_set:
             log('Getting 5sec of "dark" time')
-            self.avg = timeout.call_with_timeout(cdsutils.avg, 5, 'H1:LSC-TR_Y_NORM_INMON')
+            self.avg = timeout(cdsutils.avg, 5, 'H1:LSC-TR_Y_NORM_INMON')
             if abs(self.avg) > self.acceptable_dark:
                 log('Need to reset TR Y QPD B offset')
                 # I think just taking the average here should be good enough
-                dark_avg = timeout.call_with_timeout(cdsutils.avg, 5, 'H1:LSC-TR_Y_QPD_B_SUM_INMON')
+                dark_avg = timeout(cdsutils.avg, 5, 'H1:LSC-TR_Y_QPD_B_SUM_INMON')
                 ezca['LSC-TR_Y_QPD_B_SUM_OFFSET'] = -dark_avg.round(3)
                 return True
             else:

We didn't get much further than the error  before we got a lock loss that did not take the IFO to down. It took us back down to AQUIRE_DRMI_1F but stayed locked for a few moments then eventually got a lock loss that took us to down.
Lockloss https://ldas-jobs.ligo-wa.caltech.edu/~lockloss/index.cgi?event=1367626591

Accepted some SDF changes for H1:ASC-DSOFT_Y_GAIN & H1:ASC-CSOFT_P_GAIN.  Screenshot included.


PI Mode 24 Rung up and Vicky and I manually stepped through some phase shifts to damp it down.
It then continued to ring it's self up for the next 40 minutes.

 

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