[Dsg-hallc_nps] [EXTERNAL] Re: CAEN A7030TN Modules

[Brad Sawatzky]

At this point I'm thinking we should wrap up all tests here and ship any
deficient modules back to CAEN for repair.

Let's generate a spreadsheet of all boards with issues (firmware,
hardware faults, pin issues, etc) and we can talk with Greg Kibilko
about timetables and who will be paying for shipping.

-- Brad

On Wed, 16 Sep 2020, Aaron Brown wrote:

> Hi Brad,
> We have completed the stability testing for the 34 A7030TN modules and
> came across 2 modules with serious issues.
> One (module #297) could not be tested at all because it caused
> problems in the crate, and the other (module #349) has what appears to
> be a "dead" channel.
> My question to you is this:
> Would you like to send these modules back to CAEN? I know that the
> plan is for a representative to come to the lab and fix all of the pin
> issues, but with the current climate I'm not sure when that will be
> able to happen.  Would you like to wait to address all of these issues
> at the same time, or would you rather look into sending these modules
> back for CAEN to repair?  Let me know what you would like to do.
> Cheers,
> Aaron

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