Logbook Camera-Assembly

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Date	Who did it?	Action	Comments	Documents
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2018-05-10	Léa, Quim, Elia, Quentin, Seiya, Daniel, Elena, Laia	Connectivity configuration Module installation Ethernet data cables labelling/installation	Connectivity Connection to the port p1p1 fixed (coming from switch configuration, just change the switch entry of p1p1) Osaka port configuration: P1p1 p1p2 P2p1 p2p2 P3p1 p3p2 fdl Optical fiber cable: 1 to p1p2 (from 1.10.5.128 to 1.10.5.255) 2 to p1p1 (from 1.10.5.1 to 1.10.5.127) Copper cable (black) to p2p1 (from 1.10.6.1 to 1.10.6.127) Front side camera: light installation (help module installation) We installed 17 modules today, so 20 modules is in camera now. 3 Dragons had a problem at DragonQC before installation, Seiya will check if this problem is related with the analysis or module. Some mezzanines had a problem at mezzanine check. But we repeated the check, then sometimes it works successfully and sometimes not. Back side camera: Backplane row/column identification Ethernet cables being checked. One bad cables already routed have been exchanged (~30 minutes) Black box: added the cooling through a pinguino cooler.	drive
2018-05-09	Daniel K., Lea J., Elena M., Quim P., Oscar B., Gustavo M., Joan B., Elia D.S.	Power studies Module installation	Power studies (Oscar, Elena, Joan, Gustavo, Manel, Laia) The switching option to rump-up is discarded The use of an inductance or a mosfet to rump-up is being evaluated Dummy boards simulating the Dragon and backplane charge are being produced and components to correctly evaluate the possible solutions purchased. Cables done and installed to bypass the intelligent relay and power modules with the power supply enable. Module installation started (documentation developed by Daniel, Seya, Quim, Elia, Oscar) Validate the modules Change dragon IPs Install safety the modules All info can be found in: link Osaka communication problem (Lea and remotely people from Marseille)	drive
2018-05-08	Oscar Blanch, Laia Cardiel	Cabling:	Labelling of Ethernet cables done for columns 6 and 7 Routing of Ethernet cables for column 5 and 6	drive
2018-05-07	Seiya Nozaki, Laia Cardiel, Lea Jouvin, Elena Moretti, Oscar Blanch, Quim Palacio, Laia Cardiel	Module validation before installation developed	We checked the procedure of validation test Scan IP; sudo /usr/local/bin/arp-scan -I p1p2 –l; At first, we could not scan IP because we used p5p2 as Interface option. Change IP (~10 seconds) Change Dragon Firmware(~3min) DragonQC(DAQ) (~4min) DragonQC(Analysis) (~4min); Analysis should be done during Mezzanine check Mezzanine check with Laia’s script(~2min) Seiya unified the 1 to 4 procedure with single script. Camera Cabling: Ethernet cables labelled for modules rows 1 to 6 at the switch end. Ethernet cables for rows 3 and 4 routed and connected. Row 5 half done.	drive
2018-05-04	Daniel Kerszberg, Elena Moretti, Juan Boix, Oscar B,, Joaquim P.,	Chiller installation,	Chiller installation ECC activities Sensors monitoring done with OPC-UA client connected to ECC for temperature, water pressure and light. ECC and sensors behaved as expected. Work on the cacoctaop station: CaCo installed ClusCo installed Set up for power distribution check: Created a 7 modules set up to check if the solution of turning on and off the relay works with more than 2 modules. We find out that there are problems with the solution find out yesterday, but we understand how to correct them The set up is left in the first part of the electronic lab, we will check better on Tuesday morning Backplane ethernet connection: Cross-checked switch 3 connections to backplanes from columns 1 & 2. Not plugged yet, waiting for a label machine Cable 03XX_DATA_B0206 shows no continuity (Quim: XX to be filled) Optical fibres: Started installation from top of the camera structure to the rack out of the shielded room	drive
2018-05-03	Nadia Fouque, Carlos Díaz, Miguel Polo, Antonio López, Seiya Nozaki, Oscar Blanch, Laia Cardiel, Javi Gaweda, Juan Boix,	ECC activities, Accessing camera front, Module validation before installation	ECC actvities: Shutter tests, use Carlos Standalone program, Shutter Open and Close correctly; Shutter program will be included in next ECC version program. Accessing camera front: Three module racks are now outside the shielded room to allow the frontal door to be opened; Camera was moved inside the multitool to be able to open the frontal door, the hydraulic system was mounted (Figure 1) and the door was open (Figure 2), when leaving the door was left close; Shutter was open successfully, when leaving the shutter was left close, it needs standalone labview program to run for the moment. Module validation before and after installation: Working on modified IAC test; Two modules set-up for validation before installing in the camera: read temperatures, set some registers and check correctly done, L0 and L1 rate scans as well as short run with {HV and Pulse Injection off, Pulse Injection on, HV on}; For validation in the camera (every ~30 modules installed), we add rate scans and runs with flasher. Preparing chiller installation: Chiller connected to power; Water pipes pre-installed; Water to fill the chiller available.	drive
2018-05-02	Oscar Blanch, Laia Cardiel, Nadia Fouque, Jean Luc Panazol, Daniel Kerszberg,	Validation of ECC already using executable in CRIO	Optical fiber for the slow control has been connected both inside the camera and outside from the patch panel to an external switch. MAES came and the relay problem was solved by adjusting the potentiometer. ECC activity: Validate the camera security with the light sensors Validate the installation of a new executable on the cRIO Writing a procedure Validate the procedure to stop and restart the the camera Writing a procedure	drive
2018-05-01	Nadia Fouque, Jean-Luc Panazol, Oscar Blanch, Merve Colak, Daniel Kerszberg	ECC set up to have same state than in CIEMAT	Control of the PDB with standalone labview ⇒ OK. Control of the ECC state machine with the Main ECC program ⇒ OK. Installation of the Main ECC executable into the cRIO ⇒ OK. Run Main-ECC.exe all night without problem.	drive
2018-04-27	Javier G., Carlos Díaz, Miguel Polo, Laia Cardiel, Otger Ballester, Sebastian Grinspun, Oscar Blanch, Merve Colak, Daniel Kerszberg	Camera arrived at IFAE from CIEMAT	Camera was unload and introduced in the shielded room Together with the camera, the chiller (as well as pipes) and the hydraulic system to open frontal door arrived to IFAE. Carlos Díaz and Miguel Polo open the back door of the camera. 3-Phase and 1-Phase power connected to the camera Ethernet RJ45 cable connected to main switch inside the camera long enough to be connected to a computer outside the shielded room (See Picture 4) which will be needed for ECC validation from May 1st to May 3rd.	drive
2018-04-25	Javi Gaweda, Noel	Space around the Shielded Room is prepared for the camera arrival; Wall of the shielded room open to allow to enter the camera.		drive
2018-04-24	Quim, Elena, Daniel, Quentin and Lea	Clean shielded room		drive
2018-04-23	Léa, Quentin, Elena	Dark-Box external setup of 2 modules		drive
2018-04-20	Dirk Hoffmann, Julien Houles, Quim			drive
2018-04-19	Dirk Hoffmann, Julien Houles, Oscar Blanch, Takayuki Saito	Received TIB (+ power cable)		drive
2018-04-18	Léa, Dirk, Julien, Elena, Joan			drive
2018-04-17	Cristobal, Quim, Léa, Julien	IFAE switch replaced from Marseille's one		drive
2018-04-16	Lea, Quim & Cristobal	Taka visits IFAE. Fiber-switch connected.		drive
2018-04-13	Camilla, Lea, Quim & Oscar	Power connection mounted and tested. Communication with 10 modules checked.		drive
2018-04-12	Camilla, Lea, Quim & Oscar	Vertical bus bar arrived	Problem with the plugs cable from the bus bar to the back plane; Joan and Alex are building new cable (cables have been plugged manually and fixed with tape by Lea&Quim); Mezzanines attached; 3-phase power supply wired, but not yet plugged;	drive
2018-04-11	Camilla, Lea, Quim & Oscar	The set up for 10 modules is organized; Larger switch (to allow for 10 modules); 1 3-phase power supply (2 spares) but not yet wired;		drive