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Non-invasive preparations

These preparations can be done not disturbing the running program in the Hall.

A.
Opening the proper computer sessions
1.
Login to adaqs3 as moller;
2.
$adaqs3>~cd~paw/analysis$, start PAW, select Workstation type 3.
3.
$adaqs3\%PAW>~exec~ini$.
4.
Make sure that the VME boards $hallavme5$ and $halladaq14$ are active (try to rlogin to them from a $moller$ account on $adaqs3$). Hard reset/reboot green buttons, marked ``Moller'' can be found in the second room of the counting house.
5.
Login to adaqs3 as moller;
6.
$adaqs3>~cd~daq/coda2$.
7.
$adaqs3>~mollerSettings~ \&$.
8.
In the window which pops up specify Loads settings, select a file DETSETCODA2 and make the connection to the VME board.
9.
$adaqs3>~runcontrol$. Use the configurations beam_pol. For more instructions see http://www.jlab.org/#<3342#>moller/guide1.html
B.
High-Voltage
1.
$adaqs3\%PAW>~exec~hv\_plot~ener=3.25$, where 3.25 is the current beam energy in GeV.
2.
Check the HV values obtained with those set in the HV crate ($hac42$, slot 4), set the right ones and turn the HV on. Typically, the values of HV are stored in the crate from the previous running. A change is needed when the beam energy is changed.
C.
Learn the magnet settings
1.
$adaqs3\%PAW>~exec~sett\_magp~e0=3.25$, where 3.25 is the current beam energy in GeV.


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Joe Mitchell 2000-02-29