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Check Alignment of Dewar and Cap Wells on Vertical Gripper Axis |
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Purpose Indications |
For reliable robot operation each crystal cap must be aligned to within 0.2 mm of the vertical gripper axis. This alignment can be checked by docking a Hampton ALS-style cap held in the lowered gripper against a special alignment token fitted into any well of a puck lid. The test is indicated if caps on crystal dismounting scrape against the taper and the walls of the puck lid wells in a way that can not be remedied by proper puck loading procedures. A perfect dewar-to-gripper alignment is show in the image at the bottom. When misalignment is apparent, the dewar needs to be repositioned by trained staff. |
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Requirements |
- This alignment check is carried out on a warm and dry dewar, lid removed. - Puck lids should be seated according to the Puck Loading Procedure. - It is best to set up a laptop next to the robot. See Robot Computer Setup. - At least an hour is required for setup and testing. |
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| Updated 27 Sep 2005 |
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