[SCHEDULER-1142]  Closing Dome for Dawn Cal could be dangerous
Type Bug
Priority High
Severity Major
Component Dispatch Scheduler Engine
Fixed In Version [3.7] 3.7
Versions Affected [3.6] 3.6
Severity Closed
Resolution Complete
Reported By Bob Denny
Resources Bob Denny
Start Date 7/26/2014

Description 
Scheduler closes the dome/roof for dawn cal frames. Somehow handle the situation where "safe to close with scope in any position" is false. Right now it could just close it!!

Comments
7/27/2014 1:26:47 PM   Bob Denny 

 

  SVN Comment
 

 

  Author
  rbdenny
 

 

  Repository
  svn+ssh://rbdenny@a2_svn_dc3/home/rbdenny/svn/astro/scheduler
 

 

  SVN Revision
  373
 

 

  Affected files
  /trunk/CloseSpecialRoof.js (Added)
/trunk/Help/DawnCalFrames.htm (Modified)
/trunk/Help/RelNotes.htm (Modified)
/trunk/Scheduler/ACPSequencer.cs (Modified)
/trunk/Scheduler/Engine.cs (Modified)
/trunk/Scheduler/ISequencer.cs (Modified)
/trunk/Scheduler/MainForm.cs (Modified)
/trunk/Scheduler/SimulatorSequencer.cs (Modified)

 

 

  Check-in comment
  Safety DawnCalFrames for special needs buildings, other minor tweaks in this area.
GEM:1142
7/26/2014 7:54:36 PM   Bob Denny 
Better yet, a separate scheduler-specific script to get the dangerous roof closed. Leave ACP's weather stuff alone.
7/26/2014 7:35:34 PM   Bob Denny 
What the hell to do about the low-hanging unsafe roofs??? These things are the bane of my life. I think I'll use the weather safety script only if the roof is unsafe, then do the much more sane and understandable thing, just close the dome/roof if it's unrelated to the scope's position.
7/26/2014 3:57:30 PM   Bob Denny 
The CloseDome() method of the ACP Sequencer itself needs improving, detection of jams and other ugliness, with an emergency stop and email if the shutter fails to close for DawnCalFrames.
5/28/2014 8:39:28 AM   Bob Denny 
Note taht the dome is first closed in the main engine flow, then Sequencer.DoCalFrames() is called and in that method, the dome is checked for closed and failed if not. Why not close it there, and park the scope before that? Or run an ACP script?






Maybe just run the ACP Weather Safety script?
5/28/2014 8:37:52 AM   Bob Denny 
Steve Reilly suggests "park the scope first".