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    User name silwal

    Log entry time 07:56:04 on October25,2009

    Entry number 296590

    keyword=owl shift summary

    **********running without the Left arm******************
    Left Q1 turned on, for good lumi signals

    00:00 test run # 13582. just got the target parameters set up for production run. checking the lumi/det widths.
    00:30 noticed that the RHWP is @ 10, used to be 1200.
    00:50 Dusting getting ready for Q2 measurement. ask MCCfor 1 uA
    1:04 ask MCC for 5 uA
    1:10 ask MCC for 10 uA
    1:20 Dustin is done with the Q2 measurement. ~ 0.62 (preliminary results). ask MCC for 100 uA
    1:46 lumi/ right arm det HV adjusted to get enough signal on the 18 bit adcs
    1:46 turned the charge feedback off, since the RHWP position was off, and the charge feedback pegged the PC voltage and hall C IA voltage
    1:45 compton running fine now. Diancheng worked with MCC to get the compton stable @ 100 uA. we have not been able to run compton @ 100 uA before.
    2:30 RHWP @ 1200, charge asym & hall C IA feedback on
    3:24 just realized that the magnets was set @ MODULATION OFF. should have been on ON for dithering to work. dithering was turned on at 3:30 am, starting run # 13586
    5:49 compton HV trip (twice in a row)
    8:00 production run underway

    run # 13582: test run, check lumi/det widths.
    run # 13583: test run, adjust the lumi/det HV for, PC/hall C IA voltage pegged, charge feedback turned off.
    run # 13584: started at PC/hall C IA pegged, but adjusted the voltages.
    run # 13585: production @ 97 uA, RHWP @ 1200, feedback on, dithering off on MCC's end
    run # 13586: production @ 96 uA, dithering back on
    run # 13587: production @ 96 uA
    run # 13588: production @ 96 uA
    run # 13589: production @ 96 uA
    run # 13590: CODA error, no data
    run # 13591: production @ 97 uA

    compton
    run # 20669: production
    run # 20670: production
    run # 20671: production