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| ==== Software Micrometer Movements ==== | ==== Software Micrometer Movements ==== | ||
| - | To check to see if the micrometer | + | It is important to check to see if the micrometers |
| + | Enter teletype mode via < | ||
| + | Method 1: The Easy way\\ | ||
| + | - Type TMAX and enter | ||
| + | - The micrometer 1 should now move towards the bulkhead, ensure the micrometer doesn' | ||
| + | - Type TMIN and enter | ||
| + | - The top micrometer 1 should now move towards the mirror, ensure the micrometer doesn' | ||
| + | - Type BMAX and enter | ||
| + | - The micrometer 2 should now move towards the bulkhead, ensure the micrometer doesn' | ||
| + | - Type BMIN and enter | ||
| + | - The top micrometer 2 should now move towards the mirror, ensure the micrometer doesn' | ||
| + | <hidden Method 2: The methodology and how to do it if you don't have the correct mm.rtn>, you move the micrometer by (Cal Step) + (Zero position).\\ | ||
| Examples: If (Cal Step)+(Zero Position) = x | Examples: If (Cal Step)+(Zero Position) = x | ||
| <code | dosbox teletype> | <code | dosbox teletype> | ||
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| >M,10,-1 | >M,10,-1 | ||
| - Type the absolute value for the movements (x-1, ie x=2121 --> 2121 +1 = 2122) | - Type the absolute value for the movements (x-1, ie x=2121 --> 2121 +1 = 2122) | ||
| - | - This will move the micrometer back to the measuring position, the -1 will reset the zero location | + | - This will move the micrometer back to the measuring position, the -1 will reset the zero location |
| </ | </ | ||
| To move the micrometer to the bulkhead position, find the highest step number in either the UV or a CJ file, let that number by y. | To move the micrometer to the bulkhead position, find the highest step number in either the UV or a CJ file, let that number by y. | ||
| - | starting from your zero position, run the following | + | starting from your zero position, run the following. |
| <code | dosbox teletype> | <code | dosbox teletype> | ||
| >M,10,y | >M,10,y | ||
| </ | </ | ||
| Refer to [[motor|Motor Positions]] for the motor numbers | Refer to [[motor|Motor Positions]] for the motor numbers | ||
| - | \\ | + | </ |
| ===== Adjusting from 302nm to 296.7nm line ===== | ===== Adjusting from 302nm to 296.7nm line ===== | ||
| ==== Issue with 302nm' | ==== Issue with 302nm' | ||
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| All the calculations for the ICF is from the left to right.\\ | All the calculations for the ICF is from the left to right.\\ | ||
| The movement via MM, positive is on the right, negative goes to the left.\\ | The movement via MM, positive is on the right, negative goes to the left.\\ | ||
| + | Note: The typical cal step is around 900+ steps. | ||
| \\ | \\ | ||
| \\ | \\ | ||
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| ==== Finding the HG line ==== | ==== Finding the HG line ==== | ||
| + | === Using CI === | ||
| Run the CI routine. | Run the CI routine. | ||
| <code | dosbox menu> | <code | dosbox menu> | ||
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| < | < | ||
| Now take that and add² it to the micrometer 1 & 2³ offset\\ | Now take that and add² it to the micrometer 1 & 2³ offset\\ | ||
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| + | === Manually via mm === | ||
| + | This method should only be used if you are somewhat close to the HG line to begin with otherwise you may get confused with the other HG | ||
| === Notes === | === Notes === | ||
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| + | ===== MKIII Grating scans===== | ||
| + | {{ : | ||
| ===== Other docs ===== | ===== Other docs ===== | ||
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