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--- operations:maser_check [2012/08/15 02:20]
Jim Lovell created
+++ operations:maser_check [2016/12/02 00:54] (current)
Lucia McCallum
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 ====== Maser Status Check ======
-Check the "Standard VCH-1005A Manager" display on the Windows PC (to view it, start a VNC session via the Applications menu to time[hb|ke|yg]). Green numbers are good, red are bad. Here's an example of how it should look:
+Check the "Standard VCH-1005A Manager" display on the Windows PC.  After the maintenance in 2016 the masers run on separate locations. they can be viewed with the following commands in a terminal:
+<code>
+vncviewer 131.217.63.156
+</code>
+for Hobart
+<code>
+vncviewer 131.217.61.26:0
+</code>
+for Katherine, and
+<code>
+vncviewer 59.167.111.242:2
+</code>
+for Yarragadee.  The passwords are NOT the normal one.
-{{:operations:maserok.jpg|}}
+Green numbers are good, red are bad.
+**New: check the connection status:** in the lower window "Get Maser State", look for the "OK" and check whether the OK was received within the last minute (should update several time a minute).
+Here's an example of how it should look:
+{{:operations:maser.png|}}
 Report any red numbers to Brett ASAP. if you see mention of 'Battery', the maser has lost mains power and is running on it's UPS. If so, tell Brett immediately.