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PXD Alarms Florian Lütticke
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Sources
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Minor Alarm: Deviation from normal condition which do not directly
What is an Alarm? Major alarm: A state which might be harmful for the PXD hardware OR might yield to bad data Not automatically recoverable Needs detector operation to stop immediately Needs (manual) shifter intervention Minor Alarm: Deviation from normal condition which do not directly Needs shifter intervention (perhaps at next run stop) Does not need detector operation to stop. Example: Loosing a link to the DHP NOT AN ALARM: Script for automatic link recovery needed. Automatic link recovery can’t recover link What should the shifter do?
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Alarm Reasons System safety Data quality Data transport
Environment sensors Component power supply issues (Primary PS, DHH power/temp, ONSEN power/temp) -> Major alarms PXD Voltages ( anything in voltage limit, strange currents etc.) -> Major and Minor alarms Data quality Data transport
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Alarm Reasons System safety
Data quality -> Mostly Minor alarms, should come from Express Reco or BonnDAQ Raw data differs from uploaded pedestals Common mode is large High occupancy -> Major alarm when extremely high! (unmasked) Hot pixels -> Major if many or strange pattern appears Cluster signal differs from expectation Frame size (bytes or hits) Number of frames vs number of triggers Data transport
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Data transport Either automatic correction or Major Alarm
Alarm Reasons System safety Data quality Data transport Either automatic correction or Major Alarm DHP->DHE DHE->DHC DHC->ONSEN DATCON->ONSEN HLT->ONSEN FTSW(Trigger)->DHC ONSEN->EVB DHH Internal links ONSEN Internal links DATCON Internal links Trigger missmatches, full buffers, crc errors,
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Minor Alarms Use as “reminder” of what the shifter has to do before the next run starts. E.g.: Pedestals need to be refreshed Noisy pixel need to be updated For Pedestals: We should implement an alarm which already tells if taken pedestals are ok Kind of an expert system judging the calculated pedestals and giving advice to the shifter. Pedestal too low/high Increase gate_onX or Increase SubIn/SubOut Redo Offsets
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Major Alarm on too high/low DCD voltages, DHP voltages
PXD Voltages - Alarms Major Alarm on too high/low DCD voltages, DHP voltages Minor Alarm on Source current (could be due to radiation damage) Which alarm for steering voltages? (Major?)
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Alarms should have a “solution hint”, which the shifter could try.
TODO: This is just a start. We need to define individual alarms. Alarms should have a “solution hint”, which the shifter could try.
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