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11819   Fri Nov 27 22:20:24 2015 yutaroUpdateLSCround trip loss of Y arm

Here, I upload data I took last night, including the power of reflected power (locked/misaligned) and transmitted power for each point (attachement 1).

And I would like to write about possible reason why the loss I measured with POYDC and the loss I measured with ASDC are different by about 60 - 70 ppm (elog 11810 and 11818). The conclusion I have reached is:

It could be due to the strange bahavior of ASDC level.

This difference corresponds to the error of ~2% in the value of P_L/P_M. As reported in elog 11815, ASDC level changes when angle of the light reflected by ITMY changes, and 2% change of ASDC level corresponds to 10 urad change of the angle of the light according to my rough estimation with the figure shown in elog 11815 and attachment 2. This means that 2% error in P_L/P_M could occur if the angle of the light incident to YARM and that of resonant light in YARM differ by 10 urad. Since the waist width $w_0$ of the beam is ~3 mm, with the 10 urad difference, the ratio of the power of TEM10 mode is $(10\,\mu \mathrm{rad}/ \theta_0)^2\sim0.01$, where $\theta_0=\lambda/\pi w_0$. This value is reasonable; in elog 11743 Gautam reported that the ratio of the power of TEM10 was ~ 0.03, from the result of cavity scan. Therefore it is possible that the angle of the light incident to YARM and that of resonant light in YARM differ by 10 urad and this difference causes the error of ~2% in P_L/P_M, which could exlain the 60 - 70 ppm difference.

Attachment 1: log.txt.zip
Attachment 2: 17.png
375   Thu Mar 13 12:11:58 2008 aivanovUpdateComputer Scripts / Programsrouting PEM -> ASS -> SUS_MCL

on ASS RFM 1 has PEM signals at

float at 0x100000 has c0dcu1 first ICS110B chan 1
float at 0x100004 has chan 2
etc.

ASS sends to RFM 0

float at 0x100000 goes to PRM MCL
0x100004 to BS MCL
0x100008 to IMTX MCL
0x10000c to ITMY MCL
0x100010 to SRM MCL
0x100018 to MC1 MCL
0x10001c to MC3 MCL
0x100020 to ETMX MCL
0x100024 to ETMY MCL
380   Fri Mar 14 15:06:24 2008 robUpdateComputer Scripts / Programsrouting PEM -> ASS -> SUS_MCL

 Quote: on ASS RFM 1 has PEM signals at float at 0x100000 has c0dcu1 first ICS110B chan 1 float at 0x100004 has chan 2 etc. ASS sends to RFM 0 float at 0x100000 goes to PRM MCL 0x100004 to BS MCL 0x100008 to IMTX MCL 0x10000c to ITMY MCL 0x100010 to SRM MCL 0x100018 to MC1 MCL 0x10001c to MC3 MCL 0x100020 to ETMX MCL 0x100024 to ETMY MCL

You can differentiate between RFM 0 and RFM 1 in the simulink model by adding 0x4000000 to the offsets for RFM 1.
11161   Mon Mar 23 19:30:36 2015 ranaUpdateComputer Scripts / Programsrsync frames to LDAS cluster

The rsync job to sync our frames over to the cluster has been on a 20 MB/s BW limit for awhile now.

Dan Kozak has now set up a cronjob to do this at 10 min after the hour, every hour. Let's see how this goes.

You can find the script and its logfile name by doing 'crontab -l' on nodus.

11288   Wed May 13 09:17:28 2015 ranaUpdateComputer Scripts / Programsrsync frames to LDAS cluster

Still seems to be running without causing FB issues. One thought is that we could look through the FB status channel trends and see if there is some excess of FB problems at 10 min after the hour to see if its causing problems.

I also looked into our minute trend situation. Looks like the files are comrpessed and have checksum enabled. The size changes sometimes, but its roughly 35 MB per hour. So 840 MB per day.

According to the wiper.pl script, its trying to keep the minute-trend directory to below some fixed fraction of the total /frames disk. The comment in the scripts says 0.005%,

but I'm dubious since that's only 13TB*5e-5 = 600 MB, and that would only keep us for a day. Maybe the comment should read 0.5% instead...

 Quote: The rsync job to sync our frames over to the cluster has been on a 20 MB/s BW limit for awhile now. Dan Kozak has now set up a cronjob to do this at 10 min after the hour, every hour. Let's see how this goes. You can find the script and its logfile name by doing 'crontab -l' on nodus.

11299   Mon May 18 14:22:05 2015 ericqUpdateComputer Scripts / Programsrsync frames to LDAS cluster
 Quote: Still seems to be running without causing FB issues.

I'm not so sure. I just was experiencing some severe network latency / EPICS channel freezes that was alleviated by killing the rsync job on nodus. It started a few minutes after ten past the hour, when the rysnc job started.

Unrelated to this, for some odd reason, there is some weirdness going on with ssh'ing to martian machines from the control room computers. I.e. on pianosa, ssh nodus fails with a failure to resolve hostaname message, but ssh nodus.martian succeeds.

4247   Thu Feb 3 17:25:03 2011 josephbUpdateComputersrsync script was not really backing up /cvs/cds

So today, after an "rm" error while working with the autoburt.pl script and burt restores in general, I asked Dan Kozak how to actually look at the backup data.  He said there's no way to actually look at it at the moment.  You can reverse the rsync command or ask him to grab the data/file if you know what you want.  However, in the course of this, we realized there was no /cvs/cds data backup.

Turns out, the rsync command line in the script had a "-n" option.  This means do a dry run.  Everything *but* the actual final copying.

I have removed the -n from the script and started it on nodus, so we're backing up as of 5:22pm today.

I'm thinking we should have a better way of viewing the backup data, so I may ask Dan and Stewart about a better setup where we can login and actually look at the backed up files.

In addition, tomorrow I'm planning to add cron jobs which will put changes to files in the /chans and /scripts directories into the SVN on a daily basis, since the backup procedure doesn't really provide a history for those, just a 1 day back backup.

6807   Tue Jun 12 17:46:09 2012 JenneUpdateComputersrtcds: command found

Quote:

 Quote: We can't compile any changes to the LSC or the GCV models since Jamie's new script / program isn't found.  I don't know where it is (I can't find it either), so I can't do the compiling by hand, or point explicitly to the script.  The old way of compiling models in the wiki is obsolete, and didn't work :(

Sorry about that.  I had modified the path environment that pointed to the rtcds util.  The rtcds util is now in /opt/rtcds/caltech/c1/scripts/rtcds, which is in the path.  Starting a new shell should make it available again.

Added TRX and TRY and POY11_I_ERR and POX11_I_ERR to the c1lsc.mdl using a new-style DAQ Channels block, recompiled, installed, started the model, all good.  Restarted the daqd on the framebuilder, and everything is green.  I can go back and get recorded data using dataviewer (for the last few minutes since I started fb), so it all looks good.

Note on the new DAQ Channels block:  Put the text block (from CDS_PARTS) at the same level as the channel you want to save, and name it exactly as it is in the model.  The code-generator will add the _DQ for you.  i.e. if you define a channel "TRY_OUT_DQ" in the lsc model, you'll end up with a channel "C1:LSC-TRY_OUT_DQ_DQ".

We can't compile any changes to the LSC or the GCV models since Jamie's new script / program isn't found.  I don't know where it is (I can't find it either), so I can't do the compiling by hand, or point explicitly to the script.  The old way of compiling models in the wiki is obsolete, and didn't work :(

This means we can't (a) record TRY or (b) add the Q quadrature of the beat PD to the real time system tonight.

We're going to try just using Yuta's pynds script to capture data in real time, so we can keep working for tonight.

 Quote: We can't compile any changes to the LSC or the GCV models since Jamie's new script / program isn't found.  I don't know where it is (I can't find it either), so I can't do the compiling by hand, or point explicitly to the script.  The old way of compiling models in the wiki is obsolete, and didn't work :(

Sorry about that.  I had modified the path environment that pointed to the rtcds util.  The rtcds util is now in /opt/rtcds/caltech/c1/scripts/rtcds, which is in the path.  Starting a new shell should make it available again.

6270   Fri Feb 10 15:46:59 2012 steveUpdateSUSruby wire standoff

Finally I found a company who can do Koji's improved  -hard to make-  specification on ruby or sapphire wire standoff.

NOT POLISHED excimer laser cut, wire groove radius R 0.0005" + - 0.0002"

\$250 ea at 50 pieces of order

13039   Mon Jun 5 10:30:45 2017 SteveUpdateSUSruby wire standoff pictures

Atm 1 & 5, showing the ruby R ~10 mm as it is seated on Al SOS test mass

Atm. 2, 3 & 4  chipped long edges with SOS sus wire OD 43 micron as  calibration

 Quote: Ruby wire standoff received from China. I looked one of them with our small USB camera.  They did a good job. The  long edges of the prism are chipped. The v-groove cutter must avoid them. Pictures will follow.

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Attachment 5: Al_SOS_R39mm.jpg
13123   Mon Jul 17 16:22:01 2017 SteveUpdateSUSruby wire standoff pictures

Bluebean Optical Tech Limited of Shanghai delivered 50 pieces red ruby prisms with radius.  The first prism pictures were taken at June 5

and it was retaken again as BB#1 later

More samples were selected randomly as one from each bag of 5 and labeled as BB#2.......6

The R10 mm radius can be seen agains the  ruler edge.  The v-groove edge was labeled with blue marker and pictures were taken

from both side of this ridge. The top view is shown as the wire laying across on it.

SOS sus wire of 43 micron OD used as calibration as it was placed close to the side that it was focused on.

The V-groove ridge surface quality was evaluated based on as scale of 1 – 10 with 10 being the most positive.

 BB# Edge quality score 1 4 2 8 3 3 4 9.5 5 2 6 9

Remaining thing to examin, take picture of the contacting ridge to SOS from the side.

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12117   Sun May 15 19:48:08 2016 SteveUpdateVACrun out of N2

3-4 hrs ago we run out of nitrogen. We are back to Vacuum Normal

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13903   Thu May 31 15:48:16 2018 KiraUpdatePEMrunning PID script with seismometer

I have attached the result of running the PID script on the seismometer with the can on. The daily fluctuations are no more than 0.07 degrees off from the setpoint of 39 degrees. Not really sure what happened in the past day to cause the strange behavior. It seems to have returned back to normal today.

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280   Mon Jan 28 15:11:38 2008 robHowToDMFrunning compiled matlab DMF tools

I compiled Rana's seisBLRMS monitor, and it's now running on mafalda. To start your own DMF tools, here is a procedure:

1) build your tool in mDV, get it working the way you'd like.
2) Make a new directory /cvs/cds/caltech/apps/DMF/compiled_matlab/{your_new_directory} and copy the *.m file there.
3) Make the *.m in your new directory into a function with no args (just add a function line at the top)
4) compile it (from within a fully mDV-configured matlab) with mcc -m -R -nojvm {yourfile}.m at the matlab command line.
5) add a line corresponding to your new tool to the script /cvs/cds/caltech/apps/DMF/scripts/start_all
6) Run the start_all script referenced in part (5).

NB: Steps (4) and (6) must be carried out on mafalda.
13978   Mon Jun 18 10:34:45 2018 johannesUpdateComputer Scripts / Programsrunning comsol job on optimus

I'm running a comsol job on optimus in a tmux session named cryocavs. Should be done in less than 24 hours, judging by past durations.

11410   Tue Jul 14 13:55:28 2015 jamieUpdateCDSrunning test on daqd, please leave undisturbed

## I'm running a test with daqd right now, so please do not disturb for the moment.

I'm temporarily writing frames into a tempfs, which is a filesystem that exists purely in memory.  There should be ZERO IO contention for this filesystem, so if the daqd failures are due to IO then all problems should disappear.  If they don't, then we're dealing with some other problem.

There will be no data saved during this period.

11413   Tue Jul 14 17:06:00 2015 jamieUpdateCDSrunning test on daqd, please leave undisturbed

I have reverted daqd to the previous configuration, so that it's writing frames to disk.  It's still showing instability.

6201   Sun Jan 15 12:18:00 2012 DenUpdateAdaptive Filteringrunning time

In order to figure out what downsampling ratio we can take, we need to determine the running time of the fxlms_filter() function. If the filter length is equal to 5000, downsampling ratio is equal to 1, number of witness channels is 1 then with ordinary compilation without speed optimization one call runs for 0.054 ms (milli seconds). The test was done on the 3 GHz Intel processor. With speed optimization flags the situation is better

-O1 0.014 ms, -O3 0.012 ms

However, Alex said that speed optimization is not supported at RCG because it produce unstable execution time for some reason. However, by default the kernel should optimize for size -Os. With this flag the running time is also 0.012 ms. We should check if the front-end machine compilers indeed use -Os flag during the compilation and also play with speed optimization flags. Flags -O3 and -Os together might also give some speed improvement.

But for now we have time value = 0.012 ms as running time for 5000 coefficient filter, 1 witness channel and downsample ratio = 1. Now, we need to check how this time is scaled if we change the parameters.

5000 cofficients - 0.012 ms

10000 coefficients - 0.024 ms

15000 coefficients - 0.036 ms

20000 coefficients - 0.048 ms

We can see that filter length scaling is linear. Now we check downsampling ratio

ratio=1 - 0.048 ms

ratio=2 - 0.024 ms

ratio=4 - 0.012 ms

Running time on the dependance of downsample ratio is also linear as well as on the dependence of the number of witness channels and degrees of freedom.

If we want to filter 8 DOF with approximately 10 witness channels for each DOF, then 5000 length filter will make 1 cycle for ~1 ms, that is good enough to make the downsample ratio equal to 4.

Things get a little bit complicated when the code is called for the first time. Some time is taken to initialize variables and check input data. As a result the running time of the first cycle is ~0.1 ms for 1 DOF that is ~10 times more then running time of an ordinary cycle. This effect takes place at this moment when one presses reset button in the c1oaf model - the filter becomes suspended for a while. To solve this problem the initialization should be divided by several (~10) parts.

12608   Wed Nov 9 11:40:44 2016 ericqUpdateCDSsafe.snap BURT files now in svn

This is long overdue, but our burt files for SDF now live in the LIGO userapps SVN, as they should.

The canonical files live in places like /opt/rtcds/userapps/release/cds/c1/burtfiles/c1x01_safe.snap and are symlinked to files like /opt/rtcds/caltech/c1/target/c1x01/c1x01epics/burt/safe.snap

2647   Mon Mar 1 08:49:37 2010 steveBureaucracySAFETYsafety audit

The 40m safety audit will be at Wednesday afternoon, March 3

6329   Tue Feb 28 11:20:51 2012 steveUpdateSAFETYsafety audit 2012

Correction list by visiting safety committee, Haick Issaian is not shown:

1,  update laser, crane operator list and post it

2,  check fire extinguishers monthly, date and initials must be on the tags

3,  move drinking water tower so it does not block fire extinguisher

4,  post updated crane doc at cranes

5,  post present phone lists at IFO room phones

6,  emergency laser shutoff at the south end must be mounted without C-clamp

7,  use heavy cable tie to insure position of  mag-fan on cabinet top

a,  safety glasses to be cleaned

b, let the electrical shop fix Rack-AC power to optical tables at the ends

c, measure transmission of  laser safety glasses

d, update  IFO outside door info signs

e, update laser inventory and post it

f,  schedule annual crane inspection and renew maintenance contract

g, PSL enclosure  inner shelf needs a good clean up so it is earthquake safe

Attachment 1: safety12.JPG
6470   Fri Mar 30 09:37:13 2012 steveUpdateSAFETYsafety audit 2012 CORRECTIONS

 Quote: Correction list by visiting safety committee, Haick Issaian is not shown: 1,  update laser, crane operator list and post it 2,  check fire extinguishers monthly, date and initials must be on the tags 3,  move drinking water tower so it does not block fire extinguisher 4,  post updated crane doc at cranes 5,  post present phone lists at IFO room phones 6,  emergency laser shutoff at the south end must be mounted without C-clamp 7,  use heavy cable tie to insure position of  mag-fan on cabinet top   Additional to do list: a,  safety glasses to be cleaned b, let the electrical shop fix Rack-AC power to optical tables at the ends c, measure transmission of  laser safety glasses d, update  IFO outside door info signs e, update laser inventory and post it f,  schedule annual crane inspection and renew maintenance contract g, PSL enclosure  inner shelf needs a good clean up so it is earthquake safe

Completed with the exception of d and g

8240   Wed Mar 6 11:33:09 2013 steveUpdateSAFETYsafety audit 2013

Recommended correction list:

1,  refill- upgrade first aid boxes

2,  maintain 18" ceiling to bookshelf clearance so the ceiling fire sprinklers are not blocked: room 101

3,  label chilled water supply & return valves in IFO room

4,  calibrate bake room hoods annually

5,  update safety sign at fenced storage

40m still to do list:

1,   clean and measure all safety glasses

2,   annual crane inspection is scheduled for 8am March 19, 1013

3,   make PSL encloser shelf earthquake proof

Do you see something that is not safe? Add it to this list please.

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9672   Tue Feb 25 16:54:57 2014 steveUpdatesafetysafety audit 2014

We had our annual safety inspection today.  Our SOPs are outdated. The full list of needed correction will be posted tomorrow.

The most useful found was that the ITMX-ISCT ac power is coming  from 1Y1 rack. This should actually go to 1Y2 LSC rack ?

Please test this so we do not create more ground loops.

9725   Thu Mar 13 16:05:48 2014 steveUpdatesafetysafety audit 2014

 Quote: We had our annual safety inspection today.  Our SOPs are outdated. The full list of needed correction will be posted tomorrow.   The most useful found was that the ITMX-ISCT ac power is coming  from 1Y1 rack. This should actually go to 1Y2 LSC rack ?  Please test this so we do not create more ground loops.

Annual crane inspection is scheduled for 8-11am Monday, March 17, 2014

The control room Smart UPS has two red extension cords that has to be removed: Nodus and Linux1

Attachment 1: T1400198-v1-CIT-LIGO_Labs_Annual_Safety_Audit_2014.pdf
9870   Mon Apr 28 17:27:29 2014 steveUpdatesafetysafety audit 2014

Quote:

 Quote: We had our annual safety inspection today.  Our SOPs are outdated. The full list of needed correction will be posted tomorrow.   The most useful found was that the ITMX-ISCT ac power is coming  from 1Y1 rack. This should actually go to 1Y2 LSC rack ?  Please test this so we do not create more ground loops.

Annual crane inspection is scheduled for 8-11am Monday, March 17, 2014

The control room Smart UPS has two red extension cords that has to be removed: Nodus and Linux1

Last long extension cord removed from 1Y1 to ITMX-ISCT

The AC power strip at ITMX-ISCT is coming from wall L#26

9873   Tue Apr 29 00:11:03 2014 steveUpdatesafetysafety audit 2014

Be aware that this may affect POP QPD and POP RF Thorlabs PD

 Quote: Last long extension cord removed from 1Y1 to ITMX-ISCT The AC power strip at ITMX-ISCT is coming from wall L#26

9900   Fri May 2 08:15:54 2014 steveUpdatesafetysafety audit 2014

Late adition: CHECK all viewport covers.

A, transparent Lexan sheet is protecting glass windows in a horizontal position

B, metal housing protection is required on each viewport except signal ports

C, signal ports should be shielded by optical table enclosure

We have to cover this window-camera with implosion proof cover or just remove it and blank it.

Question number 2: Do our vertically positioned windows with flip able covers require protective lexan ? NO 5-5-2014

Attachment 1: solidCoverRequired.jpg
11068   Wed Feb 25 14:35:32 2015 SteveUpdatesafetysafety audit 2015

Safety audit went soothly. We thank all participients.

Correction list:

1, Bathroom water heater cable to be stress releived and connector replaced by twister lock type.

2, Floor cable bridge at the vacuum rack to be replaced. It is cracked.

3, Sprinkler head to be moved eastward 2 ft in room 101

4, Annual crane inspection is scheduled for 8am Marc 3, 2015

5, Annual safety glasses cleaning and transmission measurement will get done tomorrow morning.

Attachment 1: safety2015audit.jpg
11085   Fri Feb 27 14:17:51 2015 SteveUpdatesafetysafety audit 2015

Safety glasses were measured and they are all good. I'd like to measure your personal glass if it is not on this picture.

 Quote: Safety audit went soothly. We thank all participients. Correction list: 1, Bathroom water heater cable to be stress releived and connector replaced by twister lock type. 2, Floor cable bridge at the vacuum rack to be replaced. It is cracked. 3, Sprinkler head to be moved eastward 2 ft in room 101 4, Annual crane inspection is scheduled for 8am Marc 3, 2015 5, Annual safety glasses cleaning and transmission measurement will get done tomorrow morning.

Attachment 1: 1064Tchecked.jpg
12008   Wed Feb 24 10:27:23 2016 SteveUpdatesafetysafety audit 2016

Safety audit went smothly.

Crane inspection is scheduled for March 4

Safety glasses will be measured before April 1

Attachment 1: audit2016.jpg
12018   Thu Mar 3 10:19:20 2016 SteveUpdatesafetysafety audit 2016

Bob cleaned the safety glasses. They were sonicated in warm 2% Liquinox  water for 10 minutes.  Steve checked them by transmission measurement of 1064 nm at 150 mW

Attachment 1: checkedSG.jpg
9681   Thu Feb 27 13:11:13 2014 steveUpdatesafetysafety audit correction

 Quote: We had our annual safety inspection today.  Our SOPs are outdated. The full list of needed correction will be posted tomorrow.   The most useful found was that the ITMX-ISCT ac power is coming  from 1Y1 rack. This should actually go to 1Y2 LSC rack ?  Please test this so we do not create more ground loops.

Linus-1, Nodus and others  ac cords can be moved over to new blank yellow extension cord with multiple recepticals.

Remove two red extension cords going to Smart UPS

Attachment 1: noDaisyChaining.jpg
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6322   Mon Feb 27 10:21:37 2012 steveUpdateSAFETYsafety audit tomorrow morning

 Quote: Emergency exit lights were inspected:  2 out of 13 batteries have to be replaced One of the Halon fire extinguishers needs to be recharged out of 8 Please do participate in preparation for the upcoming safety audit on Feb 28

Batteries replaced and cylinder recharged. Please clean up your experimental set up if it is blocking breakers or entry way etc.

I will start the final clean up 2pm today.

6308   Thu Feb 23 09:09:33 2012 steveUpdateSAFETYsafety checks

Emergency exit lights were inspected:  2 out of 13 batteries have to be replaced

One of the Halon fire extinguishers needs to be recharged out of 8

Please do participate in preparation for the upcoming safety audit on Feb 28

4771   Tue May 31 11:34:13 2011 steveSummarySAFETYsafety glasses checked

1064 nm transmison were measured of 40m safety glasses as shown . Their performance did not degrade. They are as good as their labels.

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2716   Fri Mar 26 10:48:35 2010 steveUpdateSAFETYsafety glasses measured

Safety glasses 1064 nm transmission measured at ~200 mW level. They are all good.

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10201   Tue Jul 15 11:04:05 2014 SteveUpdatesafetysafety glasses must be worn all times!

This is the third safety glasses that I found laying around in the IFO lab lately. Safety glasses must be worn ALL times in the IFO room!

This rule is essential for your protection! Please do not enter if you can not put up with this regulation!

Attachment 1: safetyglasses.jpg
840   Fri Aug 15 14:12:31 2008 steveBureaucracySAFETYsafety glasses required
The MOPA shutter is opened,
the PSL enclosure is switched to bypass mode,
manual block removed from PMC,

the PSL output is still blocked and the mechanical shutter is still closed.

Pumpdown is at 300 Torr continuing

Laser safety glasses are required!
866   Thu Aug 21 16:28:59 2008 steveConfigurationSAFETYsafety glasses required
I just opened the MOPA shutter so PA is warming up.

High power beam path is cleared and laser safety glasses required.
1288   Tue Feb 10 10:48:48 2009 steveBureaucracySAFETYsafety glasses scanned
All 40m safety glasses are absorbent.

They were scanned by 180 mW  2mm spot size  of 1064 nm beam and  their  transmissions were measured

UVEX 's  LOTG-YAG/CO2 glasses (fits over personal glasses) 11 pieces,
Glendale-XC by Bacou-Dalloz,  #1166218VLT68% , aerodynamic style, 7 pieces, (4 missing )
KG5- glasses , heavier- made out of glass, 3 pieces,
Thorlab's LG10, 1 piece
Old glasses by "Laser Glass" Nd-YAG, 2 pieces
Totaling 24

Atm.2  showing our muilty wavelength glasses of 1064 and 530 nm
Their transmittance for both wavelength were zero.

Note: if you have prescripton safety glasses I would like to scan it for you !

Attachment 1: sgscan1.png
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4924   Thu Jun 30 17:24:46 2011 steveUpdateSAFETYsafety interlocks

Lightwave M126-1064-700 lasers  sn415  at east end of the Y arm and  sn201 at the AP table  are connected individually  to one each EMERGENCY LASER SHUT OFF SWITCH.

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12082   Tue Apr 19 10:58:53 2016 SteveUpdatesafetysafety scans at PSL & tables

The PSL had one 1064 nm beam to be blocked around the north east side. The end enclosures are fine.

942   Thu Sep 11 14:27:53 2008 steveBureaucracySAFETYsafety training
Peter Kalmus received 40m specific safety training last week.
1243   Thu Jan 22 08:34:10 2009 steveBureaucracySAFETYsafety training
Kakeru received 40m safety training yesterday.

He has no authorization to work alone in the high power beam path yet.
3058   Wed Jun 9 10:31:13 2010 steveUpdateSAFETYsafety training

Nancy and Sharmila received introductory early bird surf safety training for the 40m lab.

7285   Mon Aug 27 15:46:55 2012 SteveUpdateSAFETYsafety training

Rijuparna Chakraborty and Elli Elenora King received 40m specific  basic safety training in the 40mLab

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7374   Wed Sep 12 11:33:49 2012 SteveUpdateSAFETYsafety training

Eric Quintero and Mike Jenson received 40m specific basic safety training.

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