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Entry  Mon Oct 15 08:12:45 2012, Steve, Update, VAC, blank vac monitor blankvac.png
    Reply  Mon Oct 15 13:07:51 2012, jamie, Update, VAC, vacuum VME crate broken, replaced, minor vacuum mayhem ensues 
       Reply  Mon Oct 15 14:51:16 2012, Jenne, Update, SUS, SUS were kicked hard as a result 
          Reply  Mon Oct 15 17:08:01 2012, Steve, Update, VAC, vacuum is back with some disabled valves VMEcrateout.pngIMG_1725.JPGwarning.pngshortcomings.jpg
             Reply  Wed Oct 24 09:15:12 2012, Steve, Update, VAC, vacuum rack 24V ps was current limited currentlimited24V.jpg
                Reply  Mon Nov 5 10:34:48 2012, Steve, Update, VAC, existing vacuum documents 
                Reply  Fri Aug 16 09:35:18 2013, Steve, Update, VAC, Vacuum Normal state recognition is back VacuumNormal.pngvacValvesDisabled.jpg
Message ID: 7548     Entry time: Mon Oct 15 14:51:16 2012     In reply to: 7547     Reply to this: 7549
Author: Jenne 
Type: Update 
Category: SUS 
Subject: SUS were kicked hard as a result 

Quote:

Apparently all of the ION pump valves (VIPEE, VIPEV, VIPSV, VIPSE) opened, which vented the main volume up to 62 mTorr.  All of the annulus valves (VAVSE, VAVSV, VAVBS, VAVEV, VAVEE) also appeared to be open.  One of the roughing pumps was also turned on.  Other stuff we didn't notice?  Bad. 

 Several of the suspensions were kicked pretty hard (600+ mV on some sensors) as a result of this quick vent wind.  All of the suspensions are damped now, so it doesn't look like we suffered any damage to suspensions.

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