= vertical TFs of PR2 (SF-GAS/BF-GAS-excited) for the health check =
1. SF-GAS / BF-GAS / BF-V actually oscillated :) this is not the designed one though.
-- 1st pdf shows the measured TF excited by BF-GAS. its time series during the measurement are in 1st png.
2. However, following strange stuffs were found:
-- one peak at 0.3 Hz (the lowest vertical mode) disappeared, 0.6 Hz peak shifter to 0.45, and 0.9 Hz peak appeared.
-- IM-V did not oscillate a lot.
-- the oscillation of SF-GAS-TF and BF-GAS-TF looked same except for the phase, it was was opposite in the time series.
-- when I used the BF-FR, the SF-keystone was moved as well to the oposite direction compared with BF-GAS.
= sanity check aroud IM =
3. Then, first I doubted that IM might be sitting on the EQ frame since I released BF-body / Recoil BF. I took a look around the IM from the side flanges, and I found some of the EQ stoppers were close to touching or might be touching. After I made larger gap between IM and EQ stoppers, the vertical positions shift of SF-GAS/BF-GAS/BF-LVDT was obseved: went to lower position (2nd png). (And thus some of them should have been touching to the IM.. also BF-keystone sat down on the EQ stopper again, i.e. K1:VIS-PR2_BF_DAMP_GAS_IN = -3420.)
4. I also confirmed that the IM, IR were free from the EQ frame.
5. Then I measured some spectra and found IM-OSEM including H1/H2/H3 did not oscillate properly. also I could not find the lowet vertical mode. Probably this implies that the IM is touching to IRM probably at OSEM flags (2nd pdf).
= Next =
-- 1. pull up BF-keystone/SF-keystone
-- 2. release IM from IRM. This should be done with 1. in principle.
I'm now thinking we will find the lowest mode when the IM is free from IRM.