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DCS aspects of TDAQ racks in USA15 and SDX1 Y. Ermoline et al. ATLAS Week, CERN, 15 February 2005 SDX1 – rack monitoring by DCS (slide from Frascati meeting) SDX1 TDAQ computing room environment monitored by: CERN infrastructure services (electricity, C&V, safety) and ATLAS central DCS (room temperature, etc) Two complementary paths to monitor TDAQ rack parameters by available DCS tools (sensors, ELMB, etc.) by PC itself (e.g. – lm_sensors) or farm management tools (e.g. – IPMI) DCS sensors: 3 air temperature sensors (Pt1000) inside the rack (in front of fans) May be also used as sensors for fan operation monitoring if calibrated 1 humidity sensor to monitor the dew point inside the rack one 64-ch ELMB may serve 16 racks, 6-7 ELMB’s in total, 1 CANbus sensor wires between sensors and ELMB run up to 30 m CANbus branch up to 150 m extra options (need more ELMB’s and interfaces to ELMB): fan rotation and condensed water sensors by CIAT (~400 euros/rack) Smoke detectors inside the rack to power-off an individual rack same as Detector Safety System (DSS) smoke detectors 1/7 TDAQ racks monitoring by DCS (1) What can be monitored by DCS inside the racks: Air temperature 3 air temperature sensors (NTC 10k), each sensor requires 1 ADC channel and permit measurements from 5°C to >100°C Relative humidity 1 humidity sensor (HIH 3610) to monitor the dew point inside the rack, requires 1 ADC channel Inlet water temperature 1 temperature sensors (NTC 10k) located on the inlet cooling water pipe, requires 1 ADC channel Cooler’s fan operation 3 fan rotation Hall sensors from CIAT (binary and pulse output version available), each sensor requires either 1 bit of digital input port or 1 ADC channel – under discussion In total - 8 ADC channels per rack The ADC channel may be also used to readout a binary signal 64 ADC channels per ELMB – 1 ELMB per 8 racks 2/7 TDAQ racks monitoring by DCS (2) What is NOT monitored by DCS inside the racks: Status of the rear door (open/closed) Not considered as a really useful Water leak/condensation inside the cooler Expensive (~200 euros/rack from CIAT) Smoke detection inside the rack Doesn’t work with horizontal air flow What is monitored/controlled by other systems: Status and switching on and off electrical circuit breakers in the rack By TS/EL – under discussion, depends on power distribution implementation Water temperature in the cooling system By cooling system and general DCS Smoke detection by CSAM CERN safety system 3/7 ATLS DCS tools for sensors readout The SCADA system (PVSS II) with OPC client / server The PC (Local Control Station) with Kvaser PCIcan-Q (4 ports) CAN power crate (16 branches of 32 ELMBs) and CANbus cable The ELMB, motherboards and sensor adapters ELMB Kvaser CAN power crate Motherboard 4/7 ELMB readout chain (H. Burckhart) Subdetector Control Station DCS Rack PVSS-II + OPC client LAN Kvaser CAN/PCI Some (yet) missed bits: CAN Power Crate Local Control Station Thick to thin CANbus cable adapter ELMB daisy-chain adapter for CANbus connector (T-adapter or Y-splitter) PVSS-II + OPC Server CANbus + Power (<100m) 0x3F 0x3E 0x32 max. 32 ELMBs TDAQ Racks sensors 5/7 0x31 0x30 ELMB Motherboard Possible implementation Minimal configuration - 1 ELMB per 8 racks 3 ELMBs per USA15, 13 ELMBs per SDX1 1 CANbus branch is sufficient in USA15 and SDX1 Maximal configuration - 1 ELMB per rack ~20 ELMBs per USA15, ~100 ELMBs per SDX1 1 CANbus branch is sufficient for USA15 4 CANbus branches is sufficient for SDX1 Sensors location on the rear door Temperature Rotation Humidity All sensor signals and power lines routed to connector to simplify assembly 6/7 Present status and further steps Test setup is ready for exercises: PC/NiceXP + Kvaser PCIcan-Q + Cable for PCIcan-Q ELMB + motherboard + power supply (CANbus + digital/analog) Kvaser driver + OPC server installed Note under preparation – first draft discussed with H.Burckhart Sensors and wires choice and adapter design (humidity, rotation) CAN cable (<100 m for SDX1) choice and CANbus adapters design Voltage drop in power lines Mechanical arrangement in the rack (ELMB and sensors) Final configuration: One LCS and CAN power crate seems sufficient Decide on number of CANbus branches and ELMBs 7/7