Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of HetProcedures/TO/ClosingFocusLoop
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- Nov 21, 2016 12:44:35 AM (7 years ago)
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HetProcedures/TO/ClosingFocusLoop
v2 v3 1 *This is the basic procedure of closing the focus loop.2 1 '''This is the basic procedure of closing the focus loop. 2 ''' 3 3 * Start the DMI pipeline with cycle time of 10 seconds (This should already be 4 4 running if you are on trajectory). 5 5 * Start the DMI metrology loop (this will set the DMI focus point). 6 NOTE: The DMI focus point is the distance where the focus will be held if you activate the DMI metrology loop. 7 6 '''''NOTE''': The DMI focus point is the distance where the focus will be held if you[[BR]] 7 activate the DMI metrology loop in the legacy tab. If you need to manually set[[BR]] 8 this value you do so in the legacy tab by entering a value for Focus then clicking[[BR]] 9 the set button. This will be the DMI distance we are guiding to in the case that [[BR]] 10 we are unable to guide on one of the operational wave front sensors. 11 '' 8 12 * RA will center a star on OWFS1 or OWFS2. 9 13 * Null out tip/tilt offsets on the OWFS camera of choice. 10 14 * Check that the X and Y offsets are nulled if not have the camera re-centered. 11 15 * Start and activate the metrology loop on the OWFS camera of choice. 12 *NOTE: By activating the metrology loop on the OWFS camera you are not guiding focus. This also continuously adjusts the DMI set point. 13 14 * At the end of the trajectory or when cancelling a trajectory all guiding loops 15 will be stopped but the DMI focus set point will still remain until you either 16 '''''NOTE''': By activating the metrology loop on the OWFS camera you are now guiding[[BR]] 17 focus. This also continuously adjusts the DMI set point. 18 '' 19 * At the end of the trajectory or when cancelling a trajectory all guiding loops[[BR]] 20 will be stopped but the DMI focus set point will still remain until you either[[BR]] 16 21 set it manually or close the focus loop on an OWFS camera.