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RunPlan 12 October 2012

We plan to start running on Friday 12 October - starting after lunch when the Hall is clear. We will then run full days for the rest of the weekend (Sat/Sun). This implies that we will need 2 shifters for Friday and 3 for Saturday and Sunday.

Goals of the October Run:
This run has been instituted to test significant upgrades to both the Online Systems and MAUS Software packages. However, if the collaboration would like to collect data for analysis, ideas are welcome. Note that we will not have the use of the Decay Solenoid or the KL detector. We will have TOF0, CKOVa, CKOVb, and TOF1 in the beamline.

We will be running with our previous limit of 2 V while using the beam bump. This may change when we have a chance to perform an activation run, but we were unable to do so before this User Run.

  1. Overall Online
    • new OS installed on all MLCR computers
    • new master server; new account setups
    • new UPSs installed
  2. DAQ
    • final live data test of new system - upgraded version of DATE & SL
    • new interface with C&M
  3. C&M
    • full read/write from CDB
    • overall system test of Step I Run Control
    • expert testing/feedback on Run Control
    • new HV user documentation
  4. Software
    • online test server setup functional
    • new control room branch of MAUS
    • improved TOF/CKOV online plots
  5. Data processing
    • auto-run of datamover after run
    • auto-run of data processing /MC generation on Grid

Daily schedule

October Fri 12 Sat 13 Sun 14
estimated hours noon - 8pm 10- 7pm 10 - 7pm
MOM Gamet Gamet Gamet
Lead shifter Heidt Heidt Hanlet
Shifter 2 Dobbs Hanlet Taylor
Shifter 3 Hanlet Taylor - post training Dobbs?
BLOC Coney Coney Coney
SOC See Below See Below See Below
Experimenter Karadzhov/Hanlet Hanlet
Aim Target run-in Run Control test Reference Run
DAQ operation test CDB Proton absorber data
Run Control Online Plots D1 scan data ~ 2 hrs
Reference Run/Online Plots Reference Run -> archive Online Plots
send data -> Janusz Zero Suppressed DAQ? pion beam - Q789 OFF
Proton Absorber Data
Beam? Yes - pion beam Yes Yes
Additional Personnel Yordan, Chris Rogers Durga by phone

SOC Shifts

Time Zone US
Shift 1		 UK
Shift 1		 US
Shift 2		 UK
Shift 2		 US
Shift 3		 UK
Shift 3		 US
Shift 4		 UK
Shift 4		 US
Shift 5		 UK
Shift 5		 US
Shift 6		 UK
Shift 6
Shift DAY in UK 12 Oct 12 Oct 12 Oct 12 Oct 13 Oct 13 Oct 13 Oct 13 Oct 14 Oct 14 Oct 14 Oct 14 Oct
BST 12AM-6AM 12 Oct 6AM-12PM 12PM-6PM 6PM-12AM 12AM-6AM 13 Oct 6AM-12PM 12PM-6PM 6PM-12AM 12AM-6AM 14 Oct 6AM-12PM 12PM-6PM 6PM-12AM
CDT 6PM-12AM Oct 11 12AM-6AM Oct 12 6AM-12PM 12PM-6PM 6PM-12AM 12AM-6AM Oct 13 6AM-12PM 12PM-6PM 6PM-12AM 12AM-6AM Oct 14 6AM-12PM 12PM-6PM
Shifter Durga Rajaram Chris Rogers Chris Rogers Ed Santos Peter Lane Chris Rogers Chris Rogers Durga Rajaram Gene Kafka Matt Littlefield Ed Santos Peter Lane

Shifter hours of service:

  • Friday:
    • Shifter 1 & 2 - arrive noon - finish 8pm
  • Saturday:
    • Shifter 1 - arrive 09:30 - finish 4pm
    • Shifter 2 - arrive 11:00 - finish 6pm
    • Shifter 3 - arrive noon - finish 7pm
  • Sunday:
    • Shifter 1 - arrive 10:30 - finish 6:30pm
    • Shifter 2 - arrive 11:30 - finish 7:30pm
    • Shifter 3 - if necessary

Data Requested

  • possible data for final/more proton absorber settings study
  • D1 Field Strength Test
  • muon or pion data with Q789 OFF

Test to see if D1 Field Strength is set as expected:

Magic Spreadsheet pion beam, 430MeV at target. Nominal 426.7 at D1
Either run -ve or else with 83 mm proton absorber.

Q1 Q2 Q3 D1 DS D2 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9
91.62 167.56 102.58 297.00 - 158.12 282.96 379.47 251.83 263.79 399.44 341.52

Repeat with D1 at 297.00, 320.00, 344.53, 369.00 A
Please note down cumulative scaler values for TOF0 trigger requests and LMC1234

Please wait for at least 2 minutes after magnet current has settled before taking data.
300 actuations should do for each run for +ves, more for -ves.

Note these settings push magnets pretty hard - expect to see warnings on magnet temperature for D1, Q5 and Q7 and check against eLog 1744 if in doubt.

Beamline Configurations - D1 Field Strength Test:

Particle Species p at Tgt p@D1 p@D2 p@Tof0 Proton Absorber Q1 Q2 Q3 D1 DS D2 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Ran? Similar Run(s)
MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c mm A A A A A A A A A A A A DAQ run #
pion 430 426.7 ? ? 83 91.62 167.56 102.58 297 --- 158.12 282.96 379.47 251.83 263.79 399.44 341.52
pion 430 ? ? ? 83 91.62 167.56 102.58 320 --- 158.12 282.96 379.47 251.83 263.79 399.44 341.52
pion 430 ? ? ? 83 91.62 167.56 102.58 344.53 --- 158.12 282.96 379.47 251.83 263.79 399.44 341.52
pion 430 ? ? ? 83 91.62 167.56 102.58 369 --- 158.12 282.96 379.47 251.83 263.79 399.44 341.52

Beamline Configurations for Proton Absorber Study - requires GVA1 trigger:

Particle Species p at Tgt p@D1 p@D2 p@Tof0 Proton Absorber Q1 Q2 Q3 D1 DS D2 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Ran? Similar Run(s)
MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c mm A A A A A A A A A A A A DAQ run #
Empty Proton Absorber
pion 155.88 150 145.56 140.8 0 32.4 59.2 36.2 113.7 --- 56.3 95.5 128.1 84.6 60.79 91.06 76.44
pion 204.5 200.02 196.7 193.3 0 43.1 78.7 48.1 150.4 --- 75.2 130.3 174.7 115.7 107.7 162.8 138.7
pion 254 250.1 247.3 244.4 0 53.8 98.3 60.2 188.3 --- 93.67 164.3 220.3 146.1 144.6 218.8 186.8
15 mm Proton Absorber
pion 204.5 200.02 196.7 193.3 15 43.1 78.7 48.1 150.4 --- 75.2 130.3 174.7 115.7 107.7 162.8 138.7
pion 254 250.1 247.3 244.4 15 53.8 98.3 60.2 188.3 --- 93.67 164.3 220.3 146.1 144.6 218.8 186.8
pion 293.7 290.1 287.5 284.8 15 62.3 114 69.8 219.9 --- 108.2 191.3 256.5 170.1 172.4 260.9 222.9
pion 313.6 310.1 307.5 304.9 15 66.6 131.8 74.6 236.3 --- 115.5 204.7 274.5 182.1 186 281.5 240.5
29 mm Proton Absorber
pion 293.7 290.1 287.5 284.8 29 62.3 114 69.8 219.9 --- 108.2 191.3 256.5 170.1 172.4 260.9 222.9 Y 4305
pion 313.6 310.1 307.5 304.9 29 66.6 121.8 74.6 236.3 --- 115.5 204.7 274.5 182.1 186 281.5 240.5
pion 323.6 320.1 317.6 315 29 68.8 125.8 77 244.8 --- 119.1 211.4 283.6 188.1 192.8 291.8 249.3
pion 343.5 340.1 337.6 335.1 29 73.1 133.6 81.8 262 --- 126.4 224.9 301.6 200.1 206.2 312.2 266.8
pion 367.8 364.4 362 360 29 78.3 143.1 87.6 283.8 --- 135.3 241.2 323.5 214.6 222.5 336.9 287.9
pion 383.4 380 377.7 375.2 29 81.6 149.3 91.4 298.5 --- 141 251.7 337.5 224 232.9 352.6 301.4
44 mm Proton Absorber (29 + 15)
pion 343.5 340.1 337.6 335.1 44 73.1 133.6 81.8 262 --- 126.4 224.9 301.6 200.1 206.2 312.2 266.8
pion 367.8 364.4 362 360 44 78.3 143.1 87.6 283.8 --- 135.3 241.2 323.5 214.6 222.5 336.9 287.9
pion 383.4 380 377.7 375.2 44 81.6 149.3 91.4 298.5 --- 141 251.7 337.5 224 232.9 352.6 301.4
pion 408.33 405 402.7 400.2 44 87 159.1 97.4 322.5 --- 150.1 268.4 360 238.9 249.4 377.7 322.9 close to 200 MeV/c 6pi muons
pion 428.3 425 422.7 420.3 44 91.3 166.9 102.2 342.8 --- 157.5 281.8 377.9 250.8 262.7 397.7 340.1
64 mm Proton Absorber (49 + 15)
pion 383.4 380 377.7 375.2 64 81.6 149.3 91.4 298.5 --- 141 251.7 337.5 224 232.9 352.6 301.4
pion 408.33 405 402.7 400.2 64 87 159.1 97.4 322.5 --- 150.1 268.4 360 238.9 249.4 377.7 322.9 close to 200 MeV/c 6pi muons
pion 428.3 425 422.7 420.3 64 91.3 166.9 102.2 342.8 --- 157.5 281.8 377.9 250.8 262.7 397.7 340.1
muon 453.28 450 264.9 262 64 96.6 176.7 108.2 369.3 --- 100.3 176.2 236.3 156.7 157 237.6 203 essentially 240 Mev/c 6pi M0
83 mm Proton Absorber (49 + 29)
pion 383.4 380 377.7 375.2 83 81.6 149.3 91.4 298.5 --- 141 251.7 337.5 224 232.9 352.6 301.4
pion 408.33 405 402.7 400.2 83 87 159.1 97.4 322.5 --- 150.1 268.4 360 238.9 249.4 377.7 322.9 close to 200 MeV/c 6pi muons
pion 428.3 425 422.7 420.3 83 91.3 166.9 102.2 342.8 --- 157.5 281.8 377.9 250.8 262.7 397.7 340.1
muon 453.28 450 264.9 262 83 96.6 176.7 108.2 369.3 --- 100.3 176.2 236.3 156.7 157 237.6 203 essentially 240 Mev/c 6pi M0
muon 478.27 475 264.9 262 83 102 186.5 114.2 397.4 --- 100.3 176.2 236.3 156.7 157 237.6 203
muon 503.25 500 264.9 262 83 107.3 196.3 120.2 427 --- 100.3 176.2 236.3 156.7 157 237.6 203
147 mm Proton Absorber (15 + 29 + 49 + 54)
muon 503.25 500 264.9 262 147 107.3 196.3 120.2 427 --- 100.3 176.2 236.3 156.7 157 237.6 203

Other Useful Beamline Configurations:

Reference Run without Decay Solenoid

Particle Species p at Tgt p@D1 p@D2 p@Tof0 Proton Absorber Q1 Q2 Q3 D1 DS D2 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Ran? Similar Run(s)
MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c mm A A A A A A A A A A A A DAQ run #
pion 272.42 268.67 265.98 143.4 29 57.8 105.6 64.6 202.8 ---- 100.4 176.8 237.1 157.2 157.6 238.5 203.7

Pion Beamline Configurations (from May 2012 Run):

Particle Species p at Tgt p@D1 p@D2 p@Tof0 Proton Absorber Q1 Q2 Q3 D1 DS D2 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Ran? Similar Run(s)
MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c mm A A A A A A A A A A A A DAQ run #
pion 158.1 152.4 148.0 143.4 15 38.72 48.28 33.52 115.53 250.82 59.71 97.17 130.3 86.05 63.76 95.66 80.51 Y 3411
pion 200 195.4 192.1 189 15 (ideal~5) 49.5 61.8 43 147.2 322 76.7 127.1 170.5 112.9 104.1 157.3 134 3607-3609 but w/o DS
pion 272.42 268.67 265.98 263 29 68.9 84.9 59 203 443.1 104.8 176.8 237.1 157.2 157.6 238.5 203.7 Y May 2012 Ref Runs
pion 286.3 282.6 280 277 29 (ideal~20) 71.5 89.3 62.1 214.1 466 110.1 186.3 249.8 165.6 167.3 253.2 216.3 3454, 3455
pion 300 296.4 293.8 291 29 (ideal~20) 74.9 93.6 65.1 225.3 489 115.4 195.5 262.2 173.9 176.7 267.4 228.5 3610 but w/o DS
pion 316.1 312.6 310 307 29 (ideal~25) 79 98.7 68.7 238.7 516 121.5 206.4 276.8 183.6 187.7 284.1 242.7 3504, 3505
pion 346.8 343.4 341 338 29 (ideal~35) 86.8 108.4 75.4 265.2 566.5 133.2 227.1 304.6 202.1 208.5 315.6 269.7 3457
pion 367.8 364.4 362 360 29 92.1 115 80 284.1 601 141.2 241.2 323.5 214.6 222.5 336.9 287.9 3426, 3427
pion 400 396.7 394.3 392 83 (ideal~64) 100.2 125.2 87.1 314.7 654 153.6 262.8 352.5 233.9 243.9 369.3 315.7 Y
pion 428.6 425.3 423 421 83 (ideal~70) 107.4 134.2 93.4 343.5 702 164.7 282 378.2 251 262.9 398 340.3 3487, 3488
pion 450 446.7 444.4 442 83 112.8 141 98.1 366.2 737 173.1 296.4 397.5 263.8 277 399 358.7 Y 3489

Muon Beamline Configurations (from May 2012):

Particle Species p@Tgt p@D1 p@D2 p@Tof0 p@Diffuser Proton Absorber Q1 Q2 Q3 D1 DS D2 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Ran? Similar Run(s)
MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c MeV/c mm A A A A A A A A A A A A DAQ run #
muon "140 Mev/c 6pi M0" 327.6 324.1 188.9 186 142 29 ? 81.9 102.3 71.2 248.4 535 75.5 125.2 167.9 111.2 104.2 157.6 134.4 3419,3420
muon 364 360.6 202.9 200 159 29 91.1 113.8 79 280.6 595 80.8 134.6 180.5 119.6 114.3 172.9 147.5
muon "200 Mev/c 6pi M0" 408 405 237 235 197 83 ? 102.4 127.9 89 323.2 669 94.2 158.1 212 140.6 138.7 209.8 179.2 3506-3509
muon 454 450.7 255.9 253 217 83 113.8 142.2 99 370.6 744 101 170.2 228.2 151.3 150.9 228.4 195.1
muon "240 Mev/c 6pi M0" 453.6 450.3 264.9 262 227 83 113.7 142.1 98.9 370.1 743 104.4 176.2 236.3 156.7 157 237.6 203 2386
muon 510 506.8 296.9 294 260 147 128 159.9 111.3 435.9 836 116.5 197.6 265.1 175.8 178.5 270.1 230.8 3605

Trained shifters

Note: Lead Shifters may also act as the secondary shifter.
New personnel are welcome but must go through the training procedure before taking shifts.

  • Lead Shifter
    • Chris Heidt - only available Fri/Sat
    • Pierrick Hanlet
    • Ray Gamet - already designated MOM
    • Maria Leonova
    • Henry Nebrensky - unavailable
  • Shifter
    • Adam Dobbs
    • Paul Kyberd
    • Matt Littlefield
    • Justin Christensen - unavailable
    • Sio-Chong Lo - unavailable
  • Partially Trained Personnel
    • Ed Overton - unavailable
    • Edward Santos

Updated by Coney, Linda about 11 years ago ยท 25 revisions