Vacuum System Manpower Usage

LLNL

6 months to collect requirements and do project engineering
3 months to implement the vacuum system

LANL

5 weeks to develop the Modbus driver
4 weeks to integrate the GPIB driver from SLAC
1 week to develop IP drivers and carrier board support - based on K.Kasimer’s work
3 weeks to develop screens (more extensive set - including interlock displays)
3 weeks to develop the database
3 days to test and integrate

new requirements for the RFQ IOC to provide an interlock to HPRF and monitor strain gauges were done in EPICS

Drivers were used for window vacuum, and injector vacuum - no additional work

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Vacuum System Manpower Usage

LLNL

LANL

new requirements for the RFQ IOC to provide an interlock to HPRF and monitor strain gauges were done in EPICS

Drivers were used for window vacuum, and injector vacuum - no additional work

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