Tuesday 13th May 2014 Maintenance Summary
RFM DMA setting [WP 4625]
I modified all models running on h1susex, h1seiex, h1susey and h1seiey to add the "rfm_dma=1" setting in their CDS block. The models on these front ends were restarted following the procedure:
stop user models, restart IOP model, start user models
Initial results suggest the ISC to LSC IPC error rate is slightly worse if anything.
I had some problems modifying the h1isietmx.mdl file. It was locally modified and also modified in the repository. The local changes appear to be purely because the model was saved using matlab2011a (presumably during the network outage). I resaved the local version with matlab2012b. Then I checked out the repo version in my home directory and diff'ed the two files. They did not differ by any significant factors. So I reverted the h1 model, applied the dma changes and compiled.
DAQ Reconfigure
The DAQ was reconfigured due to:
The DAQ was restarted at 11:49 and 14:06PDT to support these changes.
h1asc
Some time ago I worked on the compile error of h1asc to add ADS components. At the time I had performed a "make install-h1asc" but we were not ready to start the new model.
today after the first DAQ restart h1asc went into 0x2000 DAQ status due to the modified INI file. I was able at 14:09PDT to restart the new h1asc model to return the DAQ synchronization.
The new model has receivers for the new ALS_ASC_LOCKIN_OSC_CLK RFM IPC parts (two per end station for OSC1 and OSC2). Of the four new IPC channels only one is working. The other three are maxed out on their receive errors (2048 per second). Investigation is continuing.
OS patching
I performed the usual set of OS patches on vulnerable machines. No reboots were necessary to apply the patches.
Restart Reports Covering This Work
All times local PDT.
2014_05_13 10:48 h1hpietmx
2014_05_13 10:48 h1iopseiex
2014_05_13 10:50 h1isietmx
2014_05_13 10:51 h1iopsusex
2014_05_13 10:53 h1susetmx
2014_05_13 10:53 h1sustmsx
2014_05_13 11:21 h1susetmx
2014_05_13 11:24 h1susetmx
2014_05_13 11:49 h1broadcast0
2014_05_13 11:49 h1dc0
2014_05_13 11:49 h1fw0
2014_05_13 11:49 h1fw1
2014_05_13 11:49 h1nds0
2014_05_13 11:49 h1nds1
2014_05_13 13:41 h1susetmx
2014_05_13 13:51 h1susetmy
2014_05_13 13:52 h1susetmy
2014_05_13 13:57 h1iopsusey
2014_05_13 13:59 h1iopseiey
2014_05_13 13:59 h1susetmy
2014_05_13 13:59 h1sustmsy
2014_05_13 14:01 h1hpietmy
2014_05_13 14:01 h1isietmy
2014_05_13 14:06 h1broadcast0
2014_05_13 14:06 h1dc0
2014_05_13 14:06 h1fw0
2014_05_13 14:06 h1fw1
2014_05_13 14:06 h1nds0
2014_05_13 14:06 h1nds1
2014_05_13 14:09 h1asc
Today, I removed the FirstContact sheet from the SR3-AR surface. Then, Jason and I aligned the SR3 in yaw and pitch. After resetting the top stage BOSEMs, we confirmed with quick TFs in V, L, and P that the suspension is hanging free. The lower stage OSEMs are not in place yet. Jason will post final pointing numbers. We are good to move on to the SRM installation and subsequent alignment in HAM5. We should start that install tomorrow.
ETMX was probably due to sus modle restart, ITMY I'm not sure, ETMY guardian was red because it could not connect to a WD channel
Jim, Fabrice:
To help understanding the Z to RZ coupling, we have setup a test in the staging building in which we drive an actuator not attached to the structure. The actuator is seating on the top of Stage 1 (a few inches above where it is normally installed). No brackets connected, indeed, so the actuator can't drive any motion.
We do see some direct pickup, as shown in th attached plot. The coherence is, however, stronger in the vertical directions, unlike the coupling we are chasing in the units installed in the chambers.
Reset HAM3 and HAM4
The last successful diff locking was on Thursday May 8, alog 11791 on May 9. Below is a list of filter changes that happened on ETMX since then. The two suspects are: - L1 L2P filters - ETMX_M0_DAMP_L filters ===================================================== Date: -rw-r--r-- 1 controls controls 230237 May 9 23:29 H1SUSETMX_1083738611.txt ----------------------------------------------------- < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 0 zpk([0.08374528339909944-i*0.2433218667356948;0.08374528339909944+i*0.2433218667356948; ===================================================== Date: -rw-r--r-- 1 controls controls 237364 May 10 00:06 H1SUSETMX_1083740794.txt ----------------------------------------------------- > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 0 zpk([0.04672029281627461+i*0.3883629479048338;0.04672029281627461-i*0.3883629479048338; > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 1 zpk([0.01323117948903582+i*0.4349190738918082;0.01323117948903582-i*0.4349190738918082; > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 5 zpk([0.0837452833985204+i*0.2433218667356947;0.0837452833985204-i*0.2433218667356947; < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2Y 0 zpk([0.04309093963903244+i*0.3314665390167811;0.04309093963903244-i*0.3314665390167811; < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2Y 1 zpk([0.3079048301517223;0.4191165157453778], ===================================================== Date: -rw-r--r-- 1 controls controls 237364 May 10 00:27 H1SUSETMX_1083742050.txt ----------------------------------------------------- ===================================================== Date: -rw-r--r-- 1 controls controls 230526 May 10 00:42 H1SUSETMX_1083742948.txt ----------------------------------------------------- < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 0 zpk([0.04672029281627461+i*0.3883629479048338;0.04672029281627461-i*0.3883629479048338; < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 1 zpk([0.01323117948903582+i*0.4349190738918082;0.01323117948903582-i*0.4349190738918082; < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 5 zpk([0.0837452833985204+i*0.2433218667356947;0.0837452833985204-i*0.2433218667356947; ===================================================== Date: -rw-r--r-- 1 controls controls 230526 May 10 01:32 H1SUSETMX_1083745955.txt ----------------------------------------------------- ===================================================== Date: -rw-r--r-- 1 controls controls 246604 May 10 03:42 H1SUSETMX_1083753759.txt ----------------------------------------------------- > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 0 zpk([0.831329491504266+i*0.9012257170546942;0.831329491504266-i*0.9012257170546942; > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 1 zpk([0.002485877643515575-i*0.3946128198094371;0.002485877643515575+i*0.3946128198094371; > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 5 zpk([0.08374528339823091+i*0.2433218667356947;0.08374528339823091-i*0.2433218667356947; > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2Y 0 zpk([0.05841220204334667+i*1.127241260196624;0.05841220204334667-i*1.127241260196624; > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2Y 1 zpk([-0.2851704563409714-i*0.2165396550111315;-0.2851704563409714+i*0.2165396550111315; > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2Y 5 zpk([0.04309093963845343+i*0.3314665390167811;0.04309093963845343-i*0.3314665390167811; > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2Y 6 zpk([0.3079048233615395;0.4191165225355606], > # DESIGN ETMX_M0_DAMP_L 2 butter("BandPass",4,0.1,5) > # DESIGN ETMX_M0_DAMP_L 3 resgain(0.43,5,4)resgain(0.99,5,4)resgain(1.98,5,4)resgain(3.4,5,4) ===================================================== Date: -rw-r--r-- 1 controls controls 245257 May 10 03:56 H1SUSETMX_1083754591.txt ----------------------------------------------------- < # DESIGN ETMX_M0_DAMP_L 2 butter("BandPass",4,0.1,5) < # DESIGN ETMX_M0_DAMP_L 3 resgain(0.43,5,4)resgain(0.99,5,4)resgain(1.98,5,4)resgain(3.4,5,4) ===================================================== Date: -rw-r--r-- 1 controls controls 249180 May 12 10:15 H1SUSETMX_1083950161.txt ----------------------------------------------------- > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 4 zpk([0.831329491504266+i*0.9012257170546942;0.831329491504266-i*0.9012257170546942; < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2Y 5 zpk([0.04309093963845343+i*0.3314665390167811;0.04309093963845343-i*0.3314665390167811; > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2Y 5 zpk([0.04309093963816393+i*0.3314665390167811;0.04309093963816393-i*0.3314665390167811; < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2Y 6 zpk([0.3079048233615395;0.4191165225355606], > # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2Y 6 zpk([0.3079048301514328;0.4191165157450882], ===================================================== Date: -rw-r--r-- 1 controls controls 245252 May 12 10:26 H1SUSETMX_1083950783.txt ----------------------------------------------------- < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 4 zpk([0.831329491504266+i*0.9012257170546942;0.831329491504266-i*0.9012257170546942; ===================================================== Date: -rw-r--r-- 1 controls controls 237890 May 12 10:36 H1SUSETMX_1083951424.txt ----------------------------------------------------- < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 0 zpk([0.831329491504266+i*0.9012257170546942;0.831329491504266-i*0.9012257170546942; < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 1 zpk([0.002485877643515575-i*0.3946128198094371;0.002485877643515575+i*0.3946128198094371; < # DESIGN ETMX_L1_DRIVEALIGN_L2P 5 zpk([0.08374528339823091+i*0.2433218667356947;0.08374528339823091-i*0.2433218667356947;
i made those changes. M0_DAMP_L filters were loaded in FM2 and FM3 to do a quick test on friday, and have been removed right after. The usual damping filters are still loaded in FM0/FM1 as previously so no actual config change for damping. Actual change is that we were running with new UIM L2P filters for ETMX/ETMY, and L2Y filters not engaged.
I've swapped the network connections for the DMT machines to a new switch as per WP4622, this is in part to make more room in the rack for additonal equipment. As far as I can tell, it looks like everything still works...
no restarts reported.
Added a ZFL-500HLN amplifier to the ALS DIFF RF path.
Alexa and I found that this amplifier was not working, so we removed it.
The amplifier on DIFF was not working because we had input/output backwards. I have installed another amplifier on DIFF. I have also put a new amplifier on COMM (HNL) that piggy-backs the power from the BBPD; this amplifier has slightly less gain (about +24dBm in comparison to +30dBm), so we expect about -7dBm for the beatnote.
We are investigating the Z to RZ couplings that are currently limiting our ability to improve the Yaw isolation.
A measurement was performed on ITMY yesterdaty night. The unit was controlled with level 3 controlers and high blend (T750mHz) in all 12 degrees of freedoms.
It has been driven at the Exc point of the Stage 1 Z isolation filter, therefore the drive was in [nm]. A white noise drive was used (filtered to put power on the low frequencies)
The plot attached shows the reponse of the inertial sensor. The top plot (Stage 1 T240s) are in [nm/s], [nrad/s] per unit of drive [nm]. The bottom plot (Stage 2 GS13s) are in [nm/s^3], [nrad/s^3] per unit of drive [nm].
The Z, RX, and RY response are as expected: slope goes as f, large main coupling, cross coupling at sub-percent level...
X, and Y couplings are in high in the T240s, but suprinsingly the coherence is not very good.
As for RZ, which is the main focus of this measurement:
- the T240s show a 1/f slop that we assume is due to magnetic couplings
- the GS13s shows the f^3 slope as expected, confirming the signal on the T240 is likely not real motion.
We have set up a measurement in the staging building to measure the direct coupling from one actuator to the T240s.
Just started a similar measurement on ITMY, with all isolation loops off except Stage 1 Z and Stage 2 Z that is still on.
Jeff will stop the measurement when the maintenance adctivites start on this unit (I will be in the staging building for the direct coupling measurement)
Here are the results with only the Z loops engaged. The X and Y and couplings are much higher, presumably because of higher tilt-coupling when the RX and RY isolation loops are off. The coupling with all other degrees of freedoms is essentially unchanged.
Earthquake tripped ISIs last night, looks like it's the one off the coast of Oregon 5.1 @ 10km.
Install Activities:
- TCS Team is going to work on HWS table until 2 PM and then go to laser hazard and align the CO2Y table, CO2X's overnight run looks like its working well.
- HAM5 SR3 alignment is ongoing with Jason and Jeff. After they're done with the alignment, fine adjustments and transfer functions will begin.
- Margot and Travis are working on ACB assembly, Mitch gave a hand yesterday but he might be working with SEI today
- Staging building work is ongoing with SEI team with help from Scotty from Apollo. Fabrice wants to take magnetic coupling measurements.
- ESD work is ongoing, both end stations have their various problems. The problem could be in-vacuum and might need the June vent to fix although the problem has not been precisely determined yet.
- Integration is ongoing, some progess last night but a few problems.
- During June-July vent, it's probable that we'll be implementing wire-hung baffles on BS and an ISS on HAM2
Maintinence:
- LN2 @ EX
- Jeff Kissel is going to implement new SUS code
- Christina and Terry are going to take stuff off-site
Find attached the watchdogs trips summary of last week/beginning of this week.
Nothing unusual to report, except one specific trip on ISI-ETMY, where we can see some "glitchiness" in the drive. I've noticed the same behavior on this unit two weeks ago. We're still investigating.
I've added 10.22.0.0/20 to the ufw rules on vxboot to allow ssh.
I've rebooted cdsfs0 to perform the work specified in WP4620. To wit, available OS patches were applied and the NFS options for rpc.mountd were changed to allow the proper operation of group permissions on /ligo (specifically, --manage-gids was removed from RPCMOUNDOPTS in /etc/defaults/nfs-kernel-server).
NOTE: This means that group permissions should now operate correctly on /ligo should you wish to use them to share files.
Here is the list of commissioning task for the next 7-14 days:
Green team (XY-arm):
Blue team (X/Y-arm):
Red team:
SEI/SUS team:
After Sheila saw some excess angular motion caused by the length drive, I tried improving the decoupling of EX and EY UIM.
[Keita Arnaud]
Measurements live in /ligo/svncommon/SusSVN/sus/trunk/QUAD/H1/ETMX/SAGL1/Data called 2014-05-13_H1SUSETMX_L1_{L/P}2PY.xml
After Richard fixed the issue with the ETMX ESD (see alog 11573) this morning, I briefly took an angular transfer function of pitch and yaw using the oplev. They don't look crazy -- 1/f^2 shape and non-measurable crosscoupling between pitch and yaw. However there was a descrepancy from the model predictions by a factor of 2-ish. I am not sure what makes the descrepancy for the moment. The transfer functions are shown below with the models for comparison.
Anyway, the ESD is functional and ready to go.
Note that I included Jeff K's arc-integral-factor which gave an extra factor of 2/pi for the torque in the model. For those who are interested in the details of the calculation, please find it in the attachment (ESD_pitandyaw.m). The raw data are attached as well.
The L1 ESD actuation measurements, applying 2 Hz pitch and yaw signals and looking at the optical lever signals, also show the reponse being a factor of 2 smaller than expected. There seems to be something systematic here that we are missing.
The original templates for this measurement can be found here: /ligo/home/kiwamu.izumi/Desktop/binary/20140424_ESD_ETMX/dtt/ swept_sine_long.xml (for L2L) swept_sine_pit_yaw.xml (for P2P and Y2Y) In addition, they've been copied and committed to the SUS repository here: /ligo/svncommon/SusSVN/sus/trunk/QUAD/H1/ETMX/SAGL3/Data/ 2014-04-28_H1SUSETMX_L3_L2LPY_SweptSine_1to20Hz.xml 2014-04-24_H1SUSETMX_L3_P2PandY2Y_SweptSine_1to20Hz.xml