>
> I'd suggest unplugging CSPAM, just in case it may create problems on
> subtle situtations not yet considered.
> As far as I know, trigger timing (arrival) information is independently
> provided by a TDC (in branch 1) which is read by equipment 11.
Well I don't agree that it will cause problems. I really thought
about and tested the system. What might cause subtle problems is the
fact that the stop-masters are connected to eachother. But since we
restart on every event stoping them is not a problem.
Im not sure about the branch 1 TDC. What is its resolution? I feel
more comferatable getting this information from the thing that
actaully caused the STOP. But OK could you look at the branch 1 TDC
and see what is in it?
> >What is going on?
>
> Completely disregard runs 10968-10981. 4B07 went bad during the
> night of last Sunday. As a result of that, all these MACRO runs
Thanks for explaining.
> Good MACRO RUNs before I unplugged CSPAM from the STOP MASTER (in SM4) are
> 10985-10990.
OK I'll check this.
>
> BTW, I just noticed that the SM3 CSPAM input to the STOP MASTER is actually
> not connected to its other end...
> So, you should never see any CSPAM latched into the SM3 stop master.
>
I'll check this too....
-Chris