S. Dwyer, J. Kissel

Knowing little about the iscey computer or its contents, but recognizing the frozen EPICs values, I had suggested that Shiela try to restart the front end process. After this had failed to solve the problem, I suggested taking down all of the user models and restarting the IOP process (note that this includes H1SUSPEMEY; sorry Robert). When the IOP process came back up from the start up, it complained of having NO SYNC, and all of its EPICs values had not kick started. Since this could be a problem that ranges in severity from "you jus need to hard boot the computer" to "the timing has crashed for this computer," we've decided -- after a days worth of debugging cavities -- that we'll just leave it for the expertise of the CDS crew tomorrow morning. We've left H1ISCEY with a hung but "running" IOP process, and dead user models.

No Arm Cavity locking for tonight, kids.