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-<imgcaption ice_4_laser|The ICE Box controlling an atom-locked 4 laser system in maser/slave configuration>{{ :ice:ice_4-laser_system.png?400|}}</imgcaption>+<imgcaption ice_4_laser|The ICE Box controlling an atom-locked 4 laser system in master/slave configuration>{{ :ice:ice_4-laser_system.png?400|}}</imgcaption>
  
  
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 The list of board slot numbers on the left hand side of the ICE Control GUI will illuminate, indicating which boards are installed. Boards can be selected from this list by clicking on the numbers to navigate to the control options for the corresponding ICE board. The list of board slot numbers on the left hand side of the ICE Control GUI will illuminate, indicating which boards are installed. Boards can be selected from this list by clicking on the numbers to navigate to the control options for the corresponding ICE board.
 =====Locking a Laser to Spectroscopy===== =====Locking a Laser to Spectroscopy=====
-After making all the necessary connections you will need to find spectroscopy. This can be done by enabling the laser through the ICE CS1 menu and setting the **Laser Current** to a value which gives the desired output (see <imgref step_1>). From there, modify the setpoint temperature of the QT1 card to the temperature specified in your D2-100'documentation. To do this, first ensure that the **T Min** and **T Max** temperatures are configured to safe values for your system, then click on the **TSet(C)** field to enter a new value with the keyboard. For the D2-100 it is recommended to set **Stage 1** (Top) to 25°C, and to keep **Stage 2** (Bottom) between 15°C and 30°C.+After making all the necessary connections you will need to find spectroscopy. This can be done by modifying the setpoint temperature of the QT1 card to the temperature specified in your lasers documentation. To do this, first ensure that the **T Min** and **T Max** temperatures are configured to safe values for your system, then click on the **TSet(C)** field to enter a new value with the keyboard. For the D2-100 it is recommended to set **Stage 1** (Top) to 25°C, and to keep **Stage 2** (Bottom) between 15°C and 30°C. It is now safe to enable the laser on the CS1 card.
  
  
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 <imgcaption temp_2|QT1 GUI showing engaged servo and live error graph>{{ :ice:ice_temp_2.png?400 |}}</imgcaption> <imgcaption temp_2|QT1 GUI showing engaged servo and live error graph>{{ :ice:ice_temp_2.png?400 |}}</imgcaption>
  
-If your D2-100 documentation is unavailable, start by setting **Stage 2** to 15°C, engage the servo, then increase it 0.5°C at a time until spectroscopy is found or 30°C is reached. Assuming that **Ramp** is enabled, and the value of **Range** is non-zero, this should be a reliable method to find spectroscopy.+If your D2-100 documentation is unavailable, start by enabling the **Ramp**, then  setting **Stage 2** to 15°C, engage the servo, then increase it 0.5°C at a time until spectroscopy is found or 30°C is reached. Assuming that the value of **Range** is non-zero, this should be a reliable method to find spectroscopy.
  
 <imgcaption step_1|Rb Spectroscopy (top) and Peak Lock Differential signal (bottom)>{{ :ice:ice_step_1.png?400 |}}</imgcaption> <imgcaption step_1|Rb Spectroscopy (top) and Peak Lock Differential signal (bottom)>{{ :ice:ice_step_1.png?400 |}}</imgcaption>
ice/ice_quickstart_guide.txt · Last modified: 2022/08/09 00:14 by 127.0.0.1