[Swreq] 2C24 checkout from ops side

[Michael Tiefenback]

Gentle folk,

Thank you for doing this task.  It will help greatly in Hall B setup, 
which has been an overly time-consuming task for ops.  Too many clock 
hours get poured down that hole, and this will reduce the overhead.

Pam/Matt: please coordinate the change of EPICS PV name from ITV2C23 to 
ITV2C24, along with the appropriate associated PVs.  Terry points out (I 
think rightly) that when the operators look at a PV name and find it 
inconsistent with the location that the edm screen or other sources 
provide, confusion is generated.  It is good to reduce that prospect of 
confusion.

Michael Tiefenback

Michael Tiefenback wrote:
> Thank you very much, Tony.  I'm looking forward to getting this into 
> service.
>
> Michael Tiefenback
>
> On Wed, 14 Sep 2011, Anthony Dela Cruz wrote:
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>> Michael,
>>
>> I believe Carlino is the one responsible for editing the viewer 
>> commander screen.  He can change the viewer to its appropriate name.
>>
>> You can use the 2C23 button on the viewer commander screen to insert 
>> 2C24. Then select Hall B Video on the cross point switcher to view 
>> the image. Unfortunately, I have to replace the camera interface 
>> board because its not putting out 12 V to turn the camera on.  So if 
>> you were trying to pull up the image, this is most likely the reason 
>> why you did not see the viewer.
>>
>> I plan on replacing the interface board tomorrow.  Once I've focused 
>> and aligned the camera, I will notify you so that you can verify the 
>> image.
>>
>> Tony
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>> On 9/14/2011 3:41 PM, Michael Tiefenback wrote:
>>> Tony,
>>>
>>> How do i get the re-located and (maybe not yet) renamed 2C23 viewer 
>>> (now 2C24) into the ops checkout path?  I tried to look at it today, 
>>> thinking that no changes had yet been made to the controls and 
>>> therefore the old 2C23 viewer buttons would still be active.  But it 
>>> seems not.
>>>
>>> What do i do about that?  Who handles the EPICS screens? (Carlino?)  
>>> I'm trying to do The Right Thing.
>>>
>>> Michael Tiefenback
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