TITLE: 01/22 Day Shift: 1530-0030 UTC (0730-1630 PST), all times posted in UTC
STATE of H1: Planned Engineering
OUTGOING OPERATOR: None
CURRENT ENVIRONMENT:
    SEI_ENV state: MAINTENANCE
    Wind: 5mph Gusts, 3mph 3min avg
    Primary useism: 0.03 μm/s
    Secondary useism: 0.17 μm/s 
QUICK SUMMARY:

• HAM1 work today, EOM installation and JAC mode matching
• A 4.7 from Wyoming rolled through ~3 hours ago
• The LVEA remains in LASER HAZARD

TITLE: 01/22 Day Shift: 1530-0030 UTC (0730-1630 PST), all times posted in UTC
STATE of H1: Planned Engineering
INCOMING OPERATOR: None
SHIFT SUMMARY: OPO and JAC work continued in HAMs 1 & 7 in LASER HAZARD.
LOG:                                                                                                                                                                                                       

19:24 OPO WD trip

FAMIS 31121

Things are looking very stable over the past week; makes sense since very little has been asked of the PSL recently. The PMC and RefCav could still use an alignment touch-up, which I'll get to hopefully this week.

Jeff, Oli

We decided to rename the SR3 OPLEV Whitening to AA chassis cable from SUS_SR3-168 to SUS_OPLEV_SR3_AA. We decided to do this for a couple reasons: SUS_SR3-168 is not a very helpful name, it matches better with the other OPLEVs' cables, and anyway we had already been calling that cable SUS_OPLEV_SR3_AA in our wiring diagrams for a while. 
We relabeled both sides of the cable.

Jeff, Oli

We made several updates to multiple SUS simulink models as a continuation of our work converting SUSB123 and SUSH34 into SUSB13 and SUSB2H34 (88765). Our changes were based on our updated G2301306-v10_PARTII - for the conversion from SUSH34 into SUSB13 for SUSAUXB2H34, we referenced slides 25 and 26. These changes were svn'd as r34398 and were installed and started last week (88781).

These are the changes we had to made for h1susauxb2h34 (previously called h1susauxh34):

CDS Parameter Block:
- Changed hostname from h1susauxh34 to h1susauxb2h34
- Removed specific_cpu

Input (before, after):
- Added ADC6 and ADC7
- Added BS block (taken from susauxb123)
- Connected ADC6 and ADC7 to BS block

BS Block (after):
- Connected up ADCs according to slide 26

Jeff, Oli

We made several updates to multiple SUS simulink models as a continuation of our work converting SUSB123 and SUSH34 into SUSB13 and SUSB2H34 (88765). Our changes were based on our updated G2301306-v10_PARTII - for the conversion from SUSH34 into SUSB2H34 for SR2, we referenced slides 8, 10, 14, 15, 20, and 21. These changes were svn'd as r34385 and were installed and started last week (88781).

These are the changes we had to make for h1sussr2:

CDS Parameter Block:
- Changed hostname from h1sush34 to h1susb2h34
- Removed specific_cpu

Input (before, after):
- Changed ADC to OSEM channels for M1 RT and SD

Output (before, after):
- Changed DACs from multiple 18 and 20 bit DACs to one 20 bit DAC and one 28 bit DAC
- Lined up outputs to their corresponding DAC channels

Jeff, Oli

We made several updates to multiple SUS simulink models as a continuation of our work converting SUSB123 and SUSH34 into SUSB13 and SUSB2H34 (88765). Our changes were based on our updated G2301306-v10_PARTII - for the conversion from SUSH34 into SUSB2H34 for PR2, we referenced slides 8, 10, 14, 15, 20, and 21. These changes were svn'd as r34387 and were installed and started last week (88781).

These are the changes we had to make for h1suspr2:

CDS Parameter Block:
- Changed hostname from h1sush34 to h1susb2h34
- Removed specific_cpu

Output (before, after):
- Changed DACs from multiple 18 bit DACs to one 20 bit DAC and one 28 bit DAC
- Lined up outputs to their corresponding DAC channels

Jeff, Oli

We made several updates to multiple SUS simulink models as a continuation of our work converting SUSB123 and SUSH34 into SUSB13 and SUSB2H34 (88765). Our changes were based on our updated G2301306-v10_PARTII - for the conversion from SUSH34 into SUSB2H34 for MC2, we referenced slides 8, 10, 14, 15, 20, and 21. These changes were svn'd as r34384 and were installed and started last week (88781).

These are the changes we had to make for h1susmc2:

CDS Parameter Block:
- Changed hostname from h1sush34 to h1susb2h34
- Removed specific_cpu

Input (before, after):
- Removed ADC1 since now all OSEM channels are on ADC0
- Redid ADC to OSEM configuration
- Added BS BIO channels for each BS stage (coming in from BS) to SHMEM since the BS BIO is now on the MC2 model

Output (before, after):
- Changed DACs from multiple 18 bit DACs to one 28 bit DAC
- Lined up outputs to their corresponding DAC channels
- Added BS BIO channels for each BS stage (going out to BS) to SHMEM
- Changed ADC channels going to SR3 oplev in PCIE

Binary I/O (before, after):
- Added BS to BIO ENCODE and DECODE blocks
- Added BIO cards for BS
- Added inputs and outputs to BIO blocks for BS

Jeff, Oli

We made several updates to multiple SUS simulink models as a continuation of our work converting SUSB123 and SUSH34 into SUSB13 and SUSB2H34 (88765). Our changes were based on our updated G2301306-v10_PARTII - for the movement of the BS from SUSB123 to SUSB2H34, we referenced slides 5, 10, 12, 15, 18, and 21. These changes were svn'd as r34436 and were installed and started last week (88781).

These are the changes we had to make for h1susbs:

CDS Parameter Block:
- Changed dcuid
- Changed hostname from h1susb123 to h1susb2h34
- Removed specific_cpu

Input (before, after):
- Removed ADC1 since now all OSEM channels are on one ADC (called ADC1 in diagrams)
- Redid ADC to OSEM configuration
- Removed ITMX L3 and ITMY L3 channels from SHMEM that came in for ITM L3 BIO
- Added BS BIO channels for each BS stage (coming in from MC2) to SHMEM since the BS BIO is now on the MC2 model
- Redid BIO MON stage inputs into BS block to now read in values from SHMEM
    - MCDIO_2_BSM3 is terminated since current BS block doesnt have an M3 BIO

Output (before, after):
- Changed DACs from multiple 20 bit DACs to one 28 bit DAC
- Lined up outputs to their corresponding DAC channels
- Removed ITMX and ITMY L3 BIO channels that went out to ITMX and ITMY from SHMEM
- Added BS BIO channels for each BS stage (going out to MC2) to SHMEM since BS BIO is now on the MC2 model
- Redid BIO CTRL OUT outputs from BS block to now go out to SHMEM channels
    - BS M3 has a 0 coming in for now since current BS block doesn't have an M3 BIO

Binary I/O (before, after):
- Removed BIO blocks since BS BIO is now happening in the MC2 model

Jeff, Oli

We made several updates to multiple SUS simulink models as a continuation of our work converting SUSB123 and SUSH34 into SUSB13 and SUSB2H34 (88765). Our changes were based on our updated G2301306-v10_PARTII - for the conversion from SUSB123 into SUSB13 for SUSAUXB13, we referenced slides 23 and 24. These changes were svn'd as r34396 and were installed and started last week (88781).

These are the changes we had to made for h1susauxb13 (previously called h1susauxb123):

CDS Parameter Block:
- Changed hostname from h1susauxb123 to h1susauxb13
- Removed specific_cpu

Input (before, after):
- Removed BS block
- Removed ADC6 and ADC7
- ADC0 flag going into ITMY block is now in ADC5
- ADC7 flag going into ITMY block is now in ADC0

ITMY block (before, after):
- Removed ADC7
- Everything that was previously ADC0 is now in ADC5
- Everything that was previously ADC7 is now in ADC0

Jeff, Oli

We made several updates to multiple SUS simulink models as a continuation of our work converting SUSB123 and SUSH34 into SUSB13 and SUSB2H34 (88765). Our changes were based on our updated G2301306-v10_PARTII - for the conversion from SUSB123 into SUSB13 for the ITM PI's, we referenced slides 5 and 7. These changes were svn'd as r34388 and were installed and started last week (88781).

These are the changes we had to make for h1susitmpi:

CDS Parameter Block:
- Changed hostname from h1susb123 to h1susb13
- Removed specific_cpu

Output (before, after):
- Change 20 bit DAC into a 28 bit DAC
- Wire up ITMX and ITMY PI OSEM outputs to their corresponding DAC channels

Jeff, Oli

We made several updates to multiple SUS simulink models as a continuation of our work converting SUSB123 and SUSH34 into SUSB13 and SUSB2H34 (88765). Our changes were based on our updated G2301306-v10_PARTII - for the conversion from SUSB123 into SUSB13 for ITMY, we referenced slides 5, 7, 12, 13, 18, and 19. These changes were svn'd as r34388 and were installed and started last week (88781).

These are the changes we had to make for h1susitmy:

CDS Parameter Block:
- Changed hostname from h1susb123 to h1susb13
- Removed specific_cpu

Input (before, after):
- Removed ADC1 since now all OSEM channels are on ADC0
- Redid ADC to OSEM configuration
- Removed ITMY L3 BIO channel (coming from BS) from SHMEM
- Added ITMX L3 BIO channel (coming in from ITMX L3) to SHMEM since the L3 BIO is now on the ITMY model

Output (before, after):
- Changed DACs from several 20 bit DACs to two 28 bit DACs
- Lined up outputs to their corresponding DAC channels
- Lined up ESD bias and ESD sum outputs to their corresponding DAC channels
- Removed ITMY L3 BIO channel (that went out to BS) from SHMEM
- Added ITMX L3 BIO channel (that goes out to ITMX) to SHMEM since L3 BIO is now on the ITMY model

Binary I/O (before, after):
- Added ITMX L3 and ITMY L3 BIO inputs and routing into the ITMY_BIO_ENCODE block
- Added the ITMX L3 and ITMY L3 BIO out cards
- Added ITMX L3 and ITMY L3 BIO routing into the ITMY_BIO_DECODE block and outputs
- Removed the HWWD_CONTROL input from the ITMY_BIO_ENCODE block and removed the wire going into it from the ITMY_HWWD_BIN_OUT block since there is no physical cable there

Jeff, Oli

We made several updates to multiple SUS simulink models as a continuation of our work converting SUSB123 and SUSH34 into SUSB13 and SUSB2H34 (88765). Our changes were based on our updated G2301306-v10_PARTII - for the conversion from SUSB123 into SUSB13 for ITMX, we referenced slides 5, 7, 12, 13, 18, and 19. These changes were svn'd as r34388 and were installed and started last week (88781).

These are the changes we had to make for h1susitmx:

CDS Parameter Block:
- Changed hostname from h1susb123 to h1susb13
- Removed specific_cpu

Input (before, after):
- Removed ADC1 since now all OSEM channels are on one ADC (called ADC1 in diagrams)
- Redid ADC to OSEM configuration
- Changed name of SHMEM channel that comes in for ITMX L3 BIO
    - Previously was H1:SUS-ITMX_BIO_L3_MON_SHMEM, now is H1:SUSITMY_2_ITMX_L3_BIOMON_SHMEM

Output (before, after):
- Changed DACs from several 20 bit DACs to two 28 bit DACs
- Lined up outputs to their corresponding DAC channels
- Lined up ESD bias and ESD sum outputs to their corresponding DAC channels
- Changed name of SHMEM channel that goes out for ITMX L3 BIO
    - Previously was H1:SUS-ITMX_BIO_L3_CTRL_SHMEM, now is H1:SUSITMY_2_ITMX_L3_BIOCTRL_SHMEM

[Sheila, Ryan, Karmeng]

We have returned ZM2 to the original position at the beginning of O4, we alleviated some of the saturation but the ZM3 iris still require adjustment.

Power budget looks good so far. With 0.77mW exiting the OPO and reaches AM3 at the same power. We observed 0.75mW of OPO trans and 18.1mW of OPO refl on SQZT7 periscope.

Jason. JennieW, Rahul

This morning we added the damper parts to the JAC in HAM1 chamber - see picture attached. The cables were re-routed slightly so that they don't interfere with the damper.

I have finger tightened the screws of the damper for now - since no torque spec was provided and we were worried that tightening them too much might affect its position/angle.

Yesterday I picked up the shipment from LLO contain the 2nd HXDS (first HXDS shipment alog87998) and related ASSEYs and brought it to the Triples lab. 

Uwrapping and inspecting was uneventful, the zip ties were intact, the shock pads untripped and the humidity indicator was unchanged in color. The outer (front, back) and inner (front, back) bags were in good condition, unwrapping the suspension I found no play with the blades.  All the nuts and dowel pins were tight and well seated, the ICS looks good except for it seems to be missing the HDS Intermediate Mass Fixture (D2000230-V1, s/n 08). The part is scribed as V1, on the dcc there's a V2 with two added 8-32 helicoils taps that, based on D1900352 which uses V2, I should be able to see from the front and I don't, so this is a V1 plate and not an incorrectly scribed V2. I believe these two missing 8-32 holes are where we will attach the BOSEM Mounting plate (D2000257). The first HXDS we received in November had the V2 plate. We may have to do a small rework to update it to V2, or have LLO send the V2 part if possible.

The pre-filters were replaced in the FCES air handler. 

Wed Jan 21 10:08:13 2026 INFO: Fill completed in 8min 10secs

We have intalled the POP periscope stiffener.

Some dog clamps in the REFL path as well as the cable bracket for PM1 were relocated to accomodate. 1st and 2nd picture are "before" photo. 3rd one is after PM1 cable bracket relocation but before installing the stiffener.  There are also three "after" photos showing how things look on the table.

POP beam clearance:

I took the picture of the bottom periscope mirror through dichroic (HR for IR, transmission for green) to see the beam clearance. In the first such photo (POP_beam_clearance.jpg), the camera is close to the center of the dichroic and the short stiffener beam is close to the edge of the optic but not occulting the mirror, so we're OK. Just to make sure that we're absolutely safe, I moved the camera closer to the -Y edge (right on the picture) of the dichroic (POP_beam_clearance_extreme.jpg) and it still looks OK.

If it's hard to understand what was done, look at the annotated photo (the last attachment After_stiffener_installed_annotated.jpg), the cellphone camera was inserted to "Camera" position.

REFL beam path:

I confirmed that the long stiffener beam doesn't interfere with the motion of the REFL beam diverter. Also, when the REFL beam diverter is open, I looked into the last steering mirror for the REFL air path from the viewport position to make sure that the short stiffener beam won't occult the REFL path. 

Some hiccups:

We used D2500433 -11 variant S/N 4 and -1 variant S/N1 even though page 11 of T2500339 suggests it should be -10 and -2 variant, respectively.　We didn't have -10 variant, and -2 variant was absolutely too short.

B&K

We performed B&K hammer measurements before/after the stiffener installation for POP periscope. Before, there was a 70Hz-ish peak. After, it was pushed higher up in frequency. The transducer was attached to the ISI table and Jim hammered the top of the periscope.

Likewise we did B&K test for the input periscope of the JAC even though it was not absolutely necessary.

We haven't done B&K for the JAC output periscope because it's not even fully clamped down (we will move it).

Jim will post the data.