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DCS and DSSCuvée 2015 – RUN2
Xavier Vilasís-Cardona
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DCS vs DSS
• DCS– Detector Control System– NON-RACK POWER SUPPLIES
• Low Voltage LV– VFEs– LED and HV boards
• Medium Voltage MV– AGILENT
– Temperatures (PS and SPD)• DSS
– Detector SAFETY SYSTEM• ‘If I go off, I cut the power’
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DCS – How to get there
• From the top detector DEN
Click to go down into the ECAL DCS
Two types of power supplies involved
• LV – Marathon– They are the same type of the DAI Power
Supplies– See Patrick’s talk for details– RCM’s + Power Supplies
• MV – For HV and TFC status bit– Agilents
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Where are the AGILENTS ?
Rack D3B04System Name IP address Position
HCAL four units PS (100V, 30V,100V, 30V for A and C sides); hcagil01.lbdaq.cern.ch 10.130.36.151 D3B04F45
ECAL four units PS (100V, 30V,100V, 30V for A and C sides); ecagil01.lbdaq.cern.ch 10.130.36.152 D3B04F43
PS/SPD one unit PS (150V for side A); psagil01.lbdaq.cern.ch 10.130.36.153 D3B04F41
PS/SPD one unit PS (150V for side C); psagil02.lbdaq.cern.ch 10.130.36.154 D3B04F39
PS/SPD two units PS (18V, 18V for side A and C); psagil03.lbdaq.cern.ch 10.130.36.155 D3B04F37
CA status board +5 V psagil04.lbdaq.cern.ch 10.130.36.156 D3B04F47
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Important
THE AGILENTS (MV) SHOULD NOT BE ON
WHEN THE LOW VOLTAGE (LV) IS OFFor in ERROR
In principle, this is protected by hardware and software, and the system logics but just check.
DCS structure XCAL
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DCS structre PS / SPD
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FSM logics protection
• A simple protection system is implemented in the FSM logics for some subsystems
• LV and MV switch on and off in the correct order.
• SPD VFE power on and off is also protected by FSM logics
• On PS and SPD when temperatures go to error, VFE power supplies are cut off.
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Power Supplies
AGILENTS =
Middle Voltage
Low Voltage
Click right mouse button and say
‘view’
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MV - AGILENTS
ClickGO to 2
ClickGo to 3
12
3
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Switch ON and OFF
COMMANDS• SWITCH_ON• SWITCH_OFF
Click here to get the commands
State moves fromREADY
To NOT_READY
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LV - MARATONS
1
2
3
Double Click
GO to 2
Double Click
Go to 3
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PS VFE TEMPERATURE
Super Module
information-
Click
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More VFE Temperature
Second TAB
Safe Temperature
limit
Hot, but not
serious
About to improve
More on Temperatures
• Similar panels exist for SPD temperatures. • See Joan presentation.
• SPD temperatures are the probe for VFE power supply problems.
• If all SPD temperatures from one side are in alarm, probably the VFE maraton is in trouble: call EXPERTs.
• SPD temperatures are read from SPECS– Only read if DAQ is configured
• PS temperatures are read from CAN bus– Read independently of DAQ
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Monitoring on the Calo Screens
• A summary of the calo DCS information can be displayed on the control room Screens– HV_TOP (Anatoli)– PS Temperatures– SPD Temperatures
• We will also include information from the RACKS – Temperature on the racks– Status of the Power Supplies and Turbines– Rack Monitoring project
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CALO HV TOP
• Panel summarises information on HV and DCS
• Prepared by A.Konoplyanikov
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View Here
Usually here
Calo HV TOP
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LV information
MV information
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DSS
• SAFETY SYSTEM – Runs in an independent system
• PLCs
• DON’T PANIC• DSS essential behaviour
– Some sensor goes wrong • Smoke, temperature, cooling• Ours or others…
– Power is cut somewhere• One side• Somewhere else
DSS and the Calorimeter
• DSS can be triggered in the calorimeter by– Smoke or water in platform racks– Temperature too high in PS or SPD VFE
• Well above DCS alarms– PS and SPD VFE cooling system stop
• If cooling stops, the DSS alarm is not triggered immediately but a warning is sent (SMS)
• DSS cut off takes place 30 minutes later.• Calorimeter Piquet should be warned• The system can be shut down manually by
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What to do if DSS goes off
• Don’t panic• Say your favourite four letter word• A DSS piquet should appear• Find out where the current was cut off and
why.
• If everything is ok for us– Follow the POWER CUT PROCEDURE
Two words on power cuts
• In case of power cut– Wait for control PCs to be ON– If the network is not stable FSMs and project
switching on may be difficult. – Recall projects start automatically– Switch ON DAI first (if not centrally done)– Switch ON DCS from the top of CALO – Remember CALO_UI_fwSystemOverview.sh– Remember
LBECSINFO_UI_FieldbusMonitor.sh
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If sth was wrong…
• If DSS alarm was caused by some CALO problem– And it is not a fake alarm
• A sensor went mad
Call EXPERTS