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    Check For Dirty Mylar Window: Collimator Cal Block Diagram

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    Mai Thanh Sơn
    The document describes the process flow for a collimator calibration block. It starts by checking for any beam obstructions and dirty windows. It then performs checks on converter boards and determines if warmup is needed. The collimator calibration is then performed on one station at a time, checking for errors. Once complete on all eight stations, it saves the results and notifies the user to run a fast calibration.

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    Check For Dirty Mylar Window: Collimator Cal Block Diagram

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    The document describes the process flow for a collimator calibration block. It starts by checking for any beam obstructions and dirty windows. It then performs checks on converter boards and determines if warmup is needed. The collimator calibration is then performed on one station at a time, checking for errors. Once complete on all eight stations, it saves the results and notifies the user to run a fast calibration.

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    The document describes the process flow for a collimator calibration block. It starts by checking for any beam obstructions and dirty windows. It then performs checks on converter boards and determines if warmup is needed. The collimator calibration is then performed on one station at a time, checking for errors. Once complete on all eight stations, it saves the results and notifies the user to run a fast calibration.

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    Check For Dirty Mylar Window: Collimator Cal Block Diagram

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    Mai Thanh Sơn
    The document describes the process flow for a collimator calibration block. It starts by checking for any beam obstructions and dirty windows. It then performs checks on converter boards and determines if warmup is needed. The collimator calibration is then performed on one station at a time, checking for errors. Once complete on all eight stations, it saves the results and notifies the user to run a fast calibration.

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    Start

    Attention Box
    asking the user to
    remove any beam
    obstruction

    Post Message
    Convertor FAIL
    to run DAS Gain QUIT
    Board Check?
    Cal

    PASS RETRY
    Log Error in error log
    that user hit retry

    Check for Post Message


    FAIL asking user to USER Log Error in error log
    dirty mylar
    retry, continue or Response that user hit cancel
    window quit

    Log Error in error Ignore


    PASS log that user
    ignored the msg
    QUIT

    Is Warmup YES Do Tube Warmup


    needed? (Cold, WarmupI
    and II) as required

    NO

    Collimator Cal of
    one station

    YES Post Message


    Processing
    that Collimator Cal QUIT
    errors?
    failed
    NO

    NO RETRY

    Post Message:
    Need ZFET YES ZFET Settings Change ZFET
    Setting
    are being setting
    change?
    Changed

    NO

    prep step saved in Unix file


    Cal DB update
    COLLIMATOR CAL BL OCK
    Save history log DIAGRAM

    All 8 stations YES Post Message


    QUIT
    complete? to run Fastcal

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