From seeing the picture I posted Kokeyama-san pointed out that the beam was not going into the beam dump, therefore, I changed again the orientation of the mirror.

• With respecto to the previous position the beam clearly moved to the right of the view shown in the picture and the intensity decreased in an obvious way.
• With the current offset value of the IM yaw actuation (-7000 counts) the IM is close to the limit of it's free moving range. When using -8000 counts it was definitively touching. I checked this by injecting a sinusoidal signal 100 counts in amplitude and 100 mHz ans checking the IM was following.
• I had to apply actuation in BF yaw, pretty much what we had before: 15,000 counts.
• There seem to be stray light which is not reaching the beam dump.
• I didn't move the optic all the way to the other side to see the beam emerging at the other side of the dump, that would require a very large actuation in BF yaw.
• I updated the snapshot.
• The acompanying picture was produced with 1e6 units of exposure.

The amount of actuation used was

• BF yaw test: 15,000 cnt,
• IM yaw test: -7000 counts, (the limit is before -8000 counts)
• IM pitch test: -4,500 cnt,
• IM OL DAMP pitch: 4745 cnt (varies slighty each time MISALIGNED state is requested).
• IM OL DAMP yaw: 106 cnt (varies slighty each time MISALIGNED state is requested).