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--- faq [2021/07/15 20:11] – [Old Electronics] 131.235.248.42
+++ faq [2023/11/30 14:32] (current) – reno
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 **A:** Ensure brightest part of the band of light is sitting in the middle of the Iris. There are two ways to accomplish this.++++ More...|
   - Manually adjusting by loosening the zenith shaft and moving the shaft until the band of light lines up as shown in the picture. \\ {{ :misc:misc:sl_band.png?600 |}}
-  - Doing a ZI, this will do a shorten DI where it only checks for the zenith position.\\{{ :misc:misc:misc:zi.jpg?600 |}} As shown on the graph on the right, the zenith is -1 step off. Therefore the Offsets needs to be changed as follows. \\  * Zenith Offset: +1 I.E. Original: 100, New: 101 \\ * UV Offset +1 I.E. Original: 2109, New 2110 \\ * Sighting HC: +1 I.E. Original: -5, New -4 \\ **Note: After changing the sighting, its advisable to have the operator to verify the new sighting.**
+  - Doing a ZI, this will do a shorten DI where it only checks for the zenith position.\\ {{:misc:zi.jpg?600|}} \\ As shown on the graph above, the zenith is -1 step off. Therefore the Offsets needs to be changed as follows. \\  * For MB electronics, the offset is clockwise from the reference, so the Zenith Offset: +1 I.E. Original: 100, New: 101\\ * For SB electronics the Zenith Motor origin moves counter clockwise so the Motor.Origin[1]: (gets smaller) Zenith Origin: -1 I.E. Original: 5, New: 4 \\ * UV Offset +1 I.E. Original: 2109, New 2110 \\ * Sighting HC: +1 I.E. Original: -5, New -4 \\ **Note: After changing the sighting, its advisable to have the operator to verify the new sighting.**
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 ==== Old Electronics ====
 **Q:** What are the differences between new vs old temperature circuit on the clock board?\\
-**A:** Note the resistors on the top left of the boards below (New Vs Old). New temperature circuits, some resistors has been replaced with a jumper wire.
+**A:** Note the resistors on the top left of the boards below (New Vs Old). New temperature circuits, some resistors has been replaced with a jumper wire.\\
-{{:pictures:clock_board_old.vs.new.jpg?600|}}
+{{:pictures:clock_board_old.vs.new.jpg?600|}}\\
 **Q:** What is the differences between new vs old temperature circuit on the SPS board?\\
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 **Q:** What pot controls what on the SPS board?\\
 **A:** {{:pictures:sps_pots.png?400|}}
+**Q:** What are the jumper settings for board ____?\\
+**A:**
+^Part#^J6^J7^J8^J9^J10^J11^J12^J13^J14^J15^J16^
+|BA-E50/A|1-2|NC|2-3|2-3|2-3|1-2|1-2|1-2|1-2|2-3|N2|
+|BA-E50/B|2-3|2-3|1-2|1-2|1-2|1-2|1-2|1-2|1-2|2-3|N4|
+|BA-E50/D|2-3|2-3|1-2|1-2|1-2|1-2|2-3|2-3|2-3|2-3|N3|
+|BA-E50/E|1-2|2-3|1-2|1-2|1-2|1-2|2-3|2-3|2-3|2-3|N3|
+**Q:** What control goes to what connector?\\
+**A:**
+^Part#^J1^J2^J3^J4^J5^Applies^
+|BA-E50/A|NC|Micrometer|Shutter|SPS|NC|MkII & MkIV|
+|BA-E50/B|Iris|FW#1|FW#2|NC|NC|MkII, MkIII & MkIV|
+|BA-E50/D|Zenith|Azimuth|FW#3|Control|NC|MkIV|
+|Ba-E50/E|Zenith|Azimuth|Micrometer#2|Control|NC|MkIII|
+\\
 ===== Schedules =====
 **Q:** How do you disable the az check at the start of a the schedule?\\
-**A:** Inside the skc.rtn, in line 18, add the instrument number you would like the instrument to ignore. Note: You may need to add it into the master program directory or disable the instrument from getting its program updated daily.
+**A:** Inside the skc.rtn, in line 11022 (about 18 lines from the top), add the instrument number you would like the program to ignore. Note: You may need to add it into the master program directory or disable the instrument from getting its program updated daily.
 ===== Software =====
-**Q:** How do I remote into _______ site?\\
-**A:** You can connect to most site with [[https://007gc-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/reno_sit_ec_gc_ca/EiKYKdxFTDZBsSfJY22y180Bxpj-AjRXzdU8dIpFgm9Brg?e=snqErV|sshvnc]]++ |Note: You must login to your @ec.gc.ca email and use a compatible browser  to access the files. |++\\
-//Note:// SPO requires a few extra steps, see [[spo#vnc|SPO]]
 **Q:** How do I launch a GUI via remote ssh?\\
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 **Q:** How do you remove ^M in gvim/vim\\
 **A:** Type: :%s/^M/ /g\\ (note to type in ^M <key>ctrl</key>+<key>v</key> <key>ctrl</key>+<key>m</key>)\\
+===== DosBox Key Mapper =====
+https://www.dosbox.com/wiki/Mapper\\
+For keyboard issues where up/down/left/right is not working, try setting setting the following (it may have been set to true)
+<code> [sdl]
+usescancodes=false</code>