1) Lock it down.
2) Turn it sideways. Use the leveling screws to center the bubble level.
3) Carefully loosen the hanger rod and release slowly the tension to allow
   the mass to recenter.
4) Look through the little viewhole next to the rod to make the white lines
   line up. This means the mass is centered.
5) Look at the output on a scope. It should be freely moving with a ~1 sec.
   period.

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• The first one will be a downsampling filter for use in the DAQ system.
  Whenever you specify a sampling rate in the .ini files below the natural rate of the ADC,
  the data will be downsampled using this filter (called ULYAW_0 in the plot). This one was
  designed for flat bandpass and a 'good' bandstop but no care given to the phase shift.
  
  
• The second one will be used in the FE systems to downsample the ADC signal which is often
  sampled at 64 kHz down to something manageable like 2k or 16k. This one was tweaked for
  getting less phase lag in the 'control' band (usually 3x or so below Nyquist).
  
  

Here is the associated filter file:
# SAMPLING ULYAW 16384
# DESIGN   ULYAW 0 zpk([0.512+i*1024;0.512-i*1024;2.048+i*2048;2.048-i*2048], \
#                      [515.838+i*403.653;515.838-i*403.653;318.182+i*623.506;318.182-i*623.506;59.2857+i*827.88; \
#                      59.2857-i*827.88],0.988553,"n")
# DESIGN   ULYAW 1 zpk([0.512513+i*1024;0.512513-i*1024;1.53754+i*2048;1.53754-i*2048], \
#                      [200+i*346.41;200-i*346.41;45+i*718.592;45-i*718.592],1,"n")
# DESIGN   ULYAW 2 zpk([0.768769+i*1024;0.768769-i*1024;1.53754+i*2048;1.53754-i*2048], \
#                      [194.913-i*331.349;194.913+i*331.349;53.1611+i*682.119;53.1611-i*682.119],1,"n")
###                                                                          ###
ULYAW    0 21 3      0      0 DAQAA         0.00091455950698073    -1.62010355523604     0.67259370084279    -1.84740554170818     0.99961738977942
                                                                   -1.72089534598832     0.78482029284220    -1.41321371411946     0.99858678588255
                                                                   -1.85800352005967     0.95626992044093     2.00000000000000     1.00000000000000
ULYAW    1 21 2      0      0 FEAA            0.018236566955641    -1.83622978049494     0.85804776530302    -1.84740518752455     0.99961700649533
                                                                   -1.89200532023258     0.96649324616546    -1.41346289594856     0.99893883979950
ULYAW    2 21 2      0      0 ELP             0.015203943102927    -1.84117829296043     0.86136943504058    -1.84722827171918     0.99942556512240
                                                                   -1.89339022414279     0.96048849609619    -1.41346289594856     0.99893883979950

op440m:WFS>set ioo_head = "${ifo}:IOO-"
op440m:WFS>set sus_head = "${ifo}:SUS-"
op440m:WFS>set oflows = `tdsread ${sus_head}MC1_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${sus_head}MC2_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${sus_head}MC3
_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${ioo_head}MASTER_OVERFLOW`
ERROR: C1:IOO-MASTER_OVERFLOW value not read
op440m:WFS>set oflows = `tdsread ${sus_head}MC1_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${sus_head}MC2_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${ioo_head}MAS
TER_OVERFLOW`
ERROR: C1:IOO-MASTER_OVERFLOW value not read
op440m:WFS>set oflows = `tdsread ${ioo_head}MASTER_OVERFLOW`
op440m:WFS>set oflows = `tdsread ${sus_head}MC1_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${ioo_head}MASTER_OVERFLOW`
ERROR: C1:IOO-MASTER_OVERFLOW value not read
op440m:WFS>set oflows = `tdsread ${sus_head}MC1_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${ioo_head}MASTER_OVERFLOW ${sus_head}MC2_MASTER_OVERFLOW`
ERROR: C1:IOO-MASTER_OVERFLOW value not read
op440m:WFS>echo $oflows
0
op440m:WFS>set oflows = `tdsread ${ioo_head}MASTER_OVERFLOW`
op440m:WFS>echo $oflows
0
op440m:WFS>set oflows = `tdsread ${sus_head}MC1_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${sus_head}MC2_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${sus_head}MC3_MASTER_OVERFLOW`
op440m:WFS>echo $oflows
0 0 0
op440m:WFS>echo `tdsread ${sus_head}MC1_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${ioo_head}MASTER_OVERFLOW ${sus_head}MC2_MASTER_OVERFLOW`
ERROR: C1:IOO-MASTER_OVERFLOW value not read
0
op440m:WFS>echo "tdsread ${sus_head}MC1_MASTER_OVERFLOW ${ioo_head}MASTER_OVERFLOW ${sus_head}MC2_MASTER_OVERFLOW"
tdsread C1:SUS-MC1_MASTER_OVERFLOW C1:IOO-MASTER_OVERFLOW C1:SUS-MC2_MASTER_OVERFLOW
op440m:WFS>

- AD797 is used after the mixer. This is an unreliable, noisy part. We need to change this out
  with some OP27s so that this becomes reliable and has a more reasonable noise figure.

- Hard wire the whitening filters ON. We never want these to be off. Then we can turn on the
  anti-whitening. This will give us a factor of 100 better noise without filtering.

- The AD602 on the front of the whitening board has a 100 Ohm internal impedance and the 
  resistor between the demod board and the AD602 is 909 Ohms. This results in dividing the
  signal by 10.

- The signal at the ADC is ~100 cts peak-peak. The full ADC range is, of course, 65000 cts. So
  we could use a lot more gain. The mean quadrant signals are also ~100 cts so we could easily
  up the analog DC gain by a factor of 30 on top of the whitening filter increase.

- The AD602 at the input and the AD620 on the output are both variable gain stages but because
  of our lack of control are set to ambiguous gain levels. We should set the AD602 on the input
  to its max gain of 30 dB. With the -20 dB from the x10 voltage division, this will give us
  an overall gain of 3 for the puny demod signals.

         f_fsr
dfmn =   ----- * (m+n) * acos(sqrt(g1*g2))
           pi

Mode    Power (V)
----    ---------
00        2.7
10        0.2
04        0.04
02        0.02
BE        0.36      **Bull's Eye mode is TEM02 + TEM20. This can be fixed by lens adjustment.

gs -sDEVICE=png16m -sOutputFile=foo.png bar.ps

C1:IOO-WFS1_PIT_EXC

[b,a] = butter(4,[0.02 30]/1024);