Staff: H. Nakao (PHS:4868)


Also, be careful when using the power supply box.

Normally you would leave the power on, but when you turn on the power,
first turn on the "POWER" switch. After waiting a while, the POW and TEC button lights
on the right side will turn on.
Next, gently press the red protruding button and the HIGH-VOLTAGE lamp will light up as shown in the photo.
(This button seems to be easily damaged)
To turn off the power, do the reverse procedure: press the red protruding button to reduce HIGH-VOLTAGE,
and then turn off the main power with the "POWER" switch.
Note that the signal analysis part is the same as before, so you can use it as before.
(Of course, the configuration file is new.)
Currently, it is working well, so please be gentle with it.
We use a virtual PC (VirtualBox), Nomachine for remote control, and NextCloud for data sharing.
First, when you start up or restart the main unit (Surface),
this will be displayed.
Please enter our usual password.
(Required to update your own experiment results on the NextCloud server from time to time)
The virtual PC used for the experiment will automatically start up as shown below.

After that, you can use it as before.
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If you need a log file,
$ fourc -f -l 231210.log
Note: l (L) is not 1 (one) or | (pipe).
In addition, if you want to start fourc again during the experiment,
$ fourc
If you start it without the "-f" option, you can restore the settings up to that point.
In addition to data files, SPEC has various initial settings. If you are using it for the first time, we recommend running the following command to get an idea of what can be configured.
FOURC> startup
If you don't know the settings, you can use the default values, so just press Enter.
To check the current energy.
FOURC> getE
(At BL-3A, the gap of insertion device is controlled at the same time.)
When adjusting the monochromator, remove the SDD detector and securely fix it to the surrounding stage to prevent the SDD detector from direct beam. The SDD detector will be broken, when the direct beam inject into the detector. This is a precision instrument, so please handle with care.
If it is off, bring it up to the specified value. When moving the motor, be careful not to get the cable entangled.
For example, please check the following location.
FOURC> umv th 0
FOURC> umv tth 0
FOURC> umv chi 90
* When chi=0, the rotation axes and directions of phi, tth, and th must match.
If it is different, use the config command to reverse the sign of "Sign of user".
Note 1: Visually check the zero point even in the memory of the diffractometer to be sure.
(In other words, even if wh is displayed as zero, it may not actually be zero.)
Note 2: If the position of each axis is different from the angle you expected, change it using the set command.
Note 3: Cannot be moved to 0° due to limit settings. Please refer to the
manual (Moter setting).
Remove the SDD detector, when inserting X-rays with tth=0 due to base adjustment, etc., and securely fix it to the surrounding stage. (If you fall it, you'll be in trouble.)
FOURC> plotselect pa0
FOURC> DET=pa0
[Means that the plot data is set to "pa0" and the measured data is set to "pa0" (for cplot).]
FOURC> chk_thresh = -1
FOURC> dscan DTH -0.02 0.02 30 0.1
:
FOURC> umv DTH CEN
FOURC> plotselect pa1
FOURC> DET=pa1
Attach the adjustment plate and pinhole to the diffractometer.
(BL-4C: Stored downstream in a cupboard. BL-3A: Stored in a shelf upstream inside the hatch.)
First, insert only one pinhole and adjust the z and y axis directions.
(Choose a pinhole size that is just right for the beam to enter IC1.
If there is nothing in particular, 0.5mmφ will pass, but...)
Scan each and move it to the center of the half width.
( The mount adjustment command is different for BL-3A. )
[BL-4C]
FOURC> scan_st z -2 2 30 0.1
:
FOURC> mvr_st z CEN
FOURC> scan_st y -2 2 30 0.1
:
FOURC> mvr_st y CEN
[BL-3A]
FOURC> dscan z -1 1 30 0.1
:
FOURC> umv z CEN
FOURC> dscan y -1 1 30 0.1
:
FOURC> umv y CEN
*Be sure to record the FWHM value in the log notebook after scanning y and z
with a 0.5mmφ pinehole (BL-4C) [0.3mmφ(BL-3A)].
Then use the double pinholes to adjust z, y, rz, and ry.
z and ry, y and rz are linked, respectively.
If the beam position is significantly off, convergence to the optimal value will be faster,
if you scan the linked axes alternately until convergence.
[BL-4C]
FOURC> scan_st ry -2 2 30 0.1
:
FOURC> mvr_st ry CEN
FOURC> scan_st z -2 2 30 0.1
:
FOURC> mvr_st z CEN
FOURC> scan_st rz -2 2 30 0.1
:
FOURC> mvr_st rz CEN
FOURC> scan_st y -2 2 30 0.1
:
FOURC> mvr_st y CEN
[BL-3A]
FOURC> dscan ry -0.4 0.4 30 0.1
:
FOURC> umv ry CEN
FOURC> dscan z -1 1 30 0.1
:
FOURC> umv z CEN
FOURC> dscan rz -0.3 0.3 30 0.1
:
FOURC> umv rz CEN
FOURC> dscan y -1 1 30 0.1
:
FOURC> umv y CEN
Finally, make adjustments using a 0.5mmφ double pinhole (BL-4C) [0.3mmφ- 1.0mmφ pinhole (BL-3A)].
FOURC> slit1; slit2
Note: Even if there is a slit downstream of ion chamber IC1,
it cannot be adjusted.
Conversely, slit adjustment is possible by installing slit 3 upstream of IC1. (slit3)
Set slit1 to the size used for the experiment. (For example, [nslit1 1 1])
FOURC> autorange0 0 (Turn off the automatic gain mode of the ion chamber)
During the experiment, the monitor count will be used for normalization,
so do not forget to turn off the automatic gain mode.
After the slit adjustment was complete, remove the mount adjustment plate.
* If the spectrum is not displayed, right-click on the graph and check "自動スケールX".
After that, be sure to log out from Linux as well.
FOURC> reset_cryocon
If you have multiple answers, please enter the above command multiple times. If there are no more answers, no replies will be displayed.
FOURC> reset_stars
However, it may not return even after this. In that case, try the following command.
FOURC> stars_init
(There are reports that it didn't work the first time, but it worked the second time. Please wait a little while and try multiple times.)
FOURC> quit <- Quit fourc
> fourc -f
In this case, all information such as data files will be initialized,
so you will need to reconfigure them.
FOURC> moveE 8 <- When measuring at 8 keV
Note: If the current energy value and target value are the same on the fourc,
"moveE" will not change the gap.
Move to an energy that is slightly different from the current value,
and then move to the target value again.
(Such problem will be happened in case of "Beamdump".)
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you will see "Leave(終了)" at the bottom. Pressing this will bring up the logout menu.
Then, please use "Logout(ログアウト)".

For remote operation, each user is authenticated using (ID+passwd).
You will then be able to see a list of PCs that each user has permission to remotely control.
Here, you can select the PC you want to remotely control and authenticate with your Linux account (ID+passwd).
Username of Windown PC at BL-3A and BL-4C are "USER".