This morning Rahul took a transfer function of the OPO suspension and found that adding a zip tie to the new connector didn't help the transfer function, which is still similar to 88921.  We decided with Jeff to live with this as it is, and we spent the rest of the day working on resolving the clipping through the VIP introduced by alignment shifts that happened as we were addressing the cables.  

We moved A:M3 enough that we no longer see evidence of clipping in the SFI1 both passes, we measure 0.96mW out of the OPO and about the same power in transmission from SFI1 on the the return from the filter cavity.  We then saw that the beam was clipping in SFI2, and adjusted B:M1 until we were measuring about 0.88- 0.9mW after SFI2, but we had clipping on the aperture attached to B:L2.  We had nearly lost the beam to SQZT7 by this time, so we spent some time restoring that by adjusting pitch on B:M3 and yaw on B:M4 (with the platform unlocked it is difficult to adjust pitch on the tough pitch knob for B:M4).  This brought us to a point where we can see 0.7 counts on the OPO IR PD on SQZT7.  

At the end of the day, we were still seeing loss at B:L2, where the beam was only about 0.82mW.  We also need to restore the alignment onto the irises on SQZT7.  

We will need to readjust the alignment onto the filter cavity QPDs before we close the chamber.