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Implementing the Operational Control System Baseline for the ACCOR Project Start-up (2014)

This document outlines the planning and milestones for the ACCOR project's Operational Control System Baseline, established during a meeting held in 2014. Key presentations include the overview of the control system technology, hardware modules, timing systems, and software integration. The document covers the project's purpose, objectives, and highlights the significant development and installation activities from 2008 to 2014. It emphasizes the collaboration between experts and departments to ensure a successful transition of the injectors to a new control system framework, marking a fundamental step in their functionality.

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Implementing the Operational Control System Baseline for the ACCOR Project Start-up (2014)

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  1. CO3 Meeting2014 Start-up Operational Control System Baseline 2014 Start-up planning https://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=286920

  2. Agenda • Foreword (M.Vde) • Operational Control System Baseline • Operating system aspects (V.Baggiolini) • Hardware modules and device drivers (D.Cobas) • Timing system (JC.Bau) • FESA 3 (S.Deghaye) • CMW and RDA 3 (W.Sliwinski) • Controls configuration service (Z.Zaharieva) • LSA and Inca (G.Kruk) • 2014 Planning and Dry Runs (C.Dehavay) • Q&A ACCOR PROJECT – CO3 – M.Vanden Eynden

  3. Foreword • A Long road since 2008 … • 2008 • Purpose, scope and objectives (technical and organizational) • New Front-end Technology : Linux, PCI(e) platform, Intel μp, FMC HW, VME64x crates, COHAL, etc • 2009 • ACCOR Approval by DG: 5 MCHF Budget • Several FC contracts with major European electronics manufacturers • 2009-2013 • Intensive hardware and software development and integration effort in BE-CO and in EQ.GROUPS • Big step forward in Q&A aspects (Asset, MTF, cabling practices, GIS Portal, etc) • 2013 • Massive hardware installation on AD, LINAC2, PSB, CPS • Detailed specification of all renovations prepared by MCCs, OP and EG.GROUPS (EMDS) • Control system baseline (OS, HW, FESA, CMW, CCS, LSA/Inca) • Pilot Dry Runs on AD, LINAC2, PSB • 2014 planning ACCOR PROJECT – CO3 – M.Vanden Eynden

  4. Foreword 2014 : a Key milestone in the Injectors Complex Control System Technology Middleware (CMW) VMEBus PCI(e) PowerPC μP VMEBus64x Controls Configuration DB LynxOS Linux Java Technology GM Software Intel μP FESA 3 Norsk Data Q&A (MTF, …)

  5. Foreword • 2014 • Clear and dedicated Control System commissioning slots in the OP schedule (cfC.Dehavay slides) • All CO experts mobilized during this period • MCCs, Exploitation Manager, ACCOR PL will lead this effort in collaboration with OP and EQ.GROUPS • And the most important: We should consider the Injectors as NEW machines from the control system point of view • End 2014 : end of ACCOR Project ACCOR PROJECT – CO3 – M.Vanden Eynden

  6. Last CO3 : Key dates for 2013 Dec 1st, 2013 OPERATIONAL PLATFORM FIXED & STABLE FOR ACCOR DRY RUNS July 1st, 2013 DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM AVAILABLE & STABLE HW modules, O/S, Device Drivers, FESA, IEPLC Acknowledgements To all BE-CO Project Leaders June’13 : RDA3 JAVA ALPHA Ready BE-CO CONTROL SYSTEM BASELINE April’13 : ALL 32 and 64 bits KERNELS and DEV Tools available July’13 : RDA3 C++ ALPHA Start Integration of RDA3 in FESA, FGC and PVSS Sep’13 : RDA3 C++/JAVA Validated NEW JAPC released Sep’13 : ALL 32 and 64 bits KERNELS STABLE June’13 : critical CO-developed drivers available in SLC6/64 ENCORE available for 32 and 64 bits deployment April’13 : critical CO-developed drivers available for dev in SLC6/64 May’13 : FESA 3.1.0 released for 32 and 64 bits STOP NEW Developments with FESA 2.10 Oct’13 : FESA 3.2 with RDA3 for early developers Dec’13 : FESA 3.2 with RDA3 as main release Feb’13 : FESA 3.0.9 for early developers June’13 : LTIM for FESA3 available Sep’13 : New IEPLC-3 release 2013 CO3, April 24th, 2013 - Marc Vanden Eynden

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