| 1342 | Tower back to 48.2mK and falling. DIB4PC responds to QET bias as expected. PIB4 PB is also responding to QET bias changes now too… |
| 1351 | Commence LHe transfer MB=34% |
| 1430 | With MB=47%, realize this is still the old “empty” dewar. At least I got a little more out of it. Grab a new dewar off the line and continue transfer. |
| 1510 | Cease LHe transfer MB=90.8% |
| 1610 | Tower temp = 41.9 mK. |
| | Turn off DCRC programs and power down DCRC1. |
| 1613 | Replace DIB4's gender changer and plug in all DCRCs in “standard” 2-sided configuration Setup: DIB1/3/4 → 3.2 MHz filters → cables → DCRC55(1)/33(2)/50(3) |
| | All DCRCs respond to telnet session. Enable DCRC3 in ODB and Turn on DCRC programs. |
| 1619 | Tower temp spiked to 800mK when DCRCs were powered on! Turn off DCRC programs and power down DCRC3. |
| 1621 | Temp still hovering around 800mK. Power down DCRC1, temp immediately begins to fall. |
| 1624 | Not sure what went awry there, DCRC1 had been operating normally before this power cycle. It's almost as though it's LEDs were on, though the ODB setting are all off. |
| 1626 | Tower temp back down to 143mK and falling. Going to try powering on DCRC1 again. |
| 1630 | Again, as soon as DCRC1 is powered, the tower temp rises to 800mK. Started up programs and turned DCRC1 LEDs quickly on and off again in ODB, but temp continued to rise. |
| 1633 | Fill LN2 cold trap. |
| 1640 | Power DCRC1, temp rises. Try turning on/off FET heater, test signals, LEDs, QET bias, SQUID bias using ODB. No effect. |
| 1644 | Try powering only DCRC1 on DIB1 with no timing links attached, still heats. |
| 1647 | DCRC1 on DIB4 does not cause heating, nor does DCRC3 on DIB1. |
| 1650 | DCRC1 on DIB1 still heats. |
| 1651 | DCRC1 on DIB3 does not heat. [image not archived: doubt.svg] |
| | It seems the only combination that causes this sudden heating is DCRC1 on DIB1. What the hell… |
| 1739 | Try once more after letting DCRC1 sit unpowered and unplugged for a while, but it still causes heating as before. |