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    User name Darcy, Jason, Piotr, Pete

    Log entry time 14:58:37 on June14,2004

    Entry number 125729

    Followups:

    keyword=scanner calibration runs

    We took the chance during this morning's beam down period to calibrate the scanners as follows:
    run 2118:
    start X: 0.00 step size: .25cm, end X 23.50
    start Y: 0.00 step size: .5 cm, end Y 47.00

    run 2119:
    start X: 23.50 step size: .25cm, to X=30
    start Y: 47.00 step size: .50cm, to Y=59.5ish

    next:(30,58),(30.25,58)...(33,58)
    then:(24,48),(28,48),(19,38),(23,38),(14,28),(18,28),(9,18),(13,18),
    (4.5,9),(20,9),(15,20) home.

    We began to have a problem with the output of the left y axis at the
    point (30,58) as you can see from the plot pictured below. The top
    plot is the Y position and the bottom one is the reference voltage.
    The reference should remain relatively constant but it shifts when
    we reached the (30,58) position. We have a few theories that need
    to be tested as to why this occured.
    The bottom picture is a screen shot for position reference. We
    started at (0,0) moved diagonally upward and then stepped down with
    the knotches. Next we moved each axis individually and then homed
    them at (30,57).

    hopefully the pictures I grabbed worked out.
    Pete


    FIGURE 1

    FIGURE 2