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ZOOM: Oxford 7.5T Cryomagnet into IBEX #2593
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Impeded awaiting confirmation from Diego about exactly what he needs from this ticket. Kathryn is meeting with him tomorrow to discuss this. |
I have checked with Deigo, and it is unlikely to be needed for next cycle now (this is in light of commissioning this cycle), and if it is available then it can be run without scripting options. I will move this back into the backlog for the time being. If the work to integrate this is significant I will let someone who has a better idea of how significant decide if it needs to be re-proposed for the next sprint, otherwise I will re-propose it for the Christmas sprint if it will be needed in the February cycle. |
Quick overview of what was discussed for this ticket (so that we don't have to rediscuss all of this next time): The 7.5T magnet is made up of 3 devices in a rack:
There is also some ancillary equipment in the same rack, e.g. a Neocera, that we don't need to worry about as part of this ticket. The three units in the rack are daisy chained together and fed into an ISIS "box" which presents a single serial interface to all three units (the units are then addressed). The scientists sometimes want a very basic level of control (i.e. Input field strength, let the driver figure out all the other parameters), and sometimes they want very fine control (e.g. setting the PID parameters of the temperature controller. From a discussion between @GDH-ISIS @FreddieAkeroyd @John-Holt-Tessella and myself we think the EPICS solution is:
The LvDCOM solution would involve LvDCOMing the following VIs:
If we only wanted the "basic" level of control we might be able to get away with only LvDCOMing the VIs marked with (*). However there are some issues to consider with LvDCOM as this might tightly couple the LvDCOM to the configuration of one particular beamline. The final issue to consider is that this equipment is being phased out over the timescale of ~1 year, so if we do put the effort in to write a full EPICS solution, it may not necessarily see much use before the equipment is retired. (Note: If anything in this comment is wrong/missing, please do edit it and/or make corrections below.) |
I cannot believe that all those individual pieces of Oxford Kit are being replaced everywhere within one year? But even so I expect we will find some of these components on other IBEX conversions (or arriving on some current ones). If I'm way out of date and we will never see and ITC or ILM in use after Sept 29 2018 I'm happy to be corrected not sure whether to 😂 or 😢 ! |
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Not certain this should be awaiting, we haven't done anything with it yet so am going to move this back to the backlog for suggesting when the time is right. |
Re-proposing in March 2018, Asked for the April cycle, but accepting that it may not be available in IBEX (and therefore scriptable) until the 5th of June cycle. |
Hardware has now been arranged so that the ioc can be tested. Located on top of LET. Tom informed. LET MOXA has had the accessible IP addresses disabled so that TOM can gain access to the hardware. I will re-instate the accessibility settings for LET again when it is closer to cycle. |
As a scientist on ZOOM I want to use the 7.5T magnet during the cycle starting on the 14th of November
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