[Geomag-daily] [EXTERNAL] Re: Short-handed at Barrow

[Sauter, Edward]

Bryan,
If you were at the acquisition system yesterday, at 1824 UT, (10 AM ADT?),
you probably did something.

Regardless, don't do anything until you have the replacement MXE, and hope
that solves all our problems.

At 3:00 PM ADT (5:00 MDT), I'll be home.  After you hook everything up,
exactly like it was, retreat back to the Electronics building, and call me:
*303-210-7270*

Look at the Geomag plots page on the Display PC.  It should be up, and
showing the Barrow plots.  By the time you get there, it might be showing
data on the extreme right side of the display.

Before you do anything else, talk to me.

Ed

On Fri, Jul 27, 2018 at 1:38 PM, Bryan Thomas - NOAA Federal <
bryan.thomas at noaa.gov> wrote:

> Ed,
>
> Thanks. I'm just getting back to my email.  I am indeed busy today, but I
> expect I will have the new MXE installed before 3pm AKDT today.  I went
> over yesterday before I went to the Post Office to see what tools I would
> need.  I don't think I turned anything off or bumped anything!  I need to
> bring a pliers back there because the COM port screw is stuck to the cable
> end.  So just the COM1 should be unplugged right now.  Would that cause all
> data to be lost? I thought that was to the Overhauser magnetometer only.
>
> Regards,
> Bryan
>
> On Fri, Jul 27, 2018 at 10:04 AM, Sauter, Edward <esauter at usgs.gov> wrote:
>
> Bryan,
>> If you haven't noticed, I've left 2 voice messages, on your 2 phones.
>>
>> I got an auto-reply message from Ross's email address saying he is out of
>> town, so I'm guessing your slammed.
>>
>> This message is mostly to tell our people we are working on the problem
>> with the Geomag acquisition system, that went down completely, yesterday @
>> around 1800 UT.
>>
>> To the best of my knowledge, you haven't touched our equipment in the
>> last 24 hours, so we'll look forward to you replacing the MXE computer in
>> the Combo Building at your first opportunity.
>>
>> Please reply with your best estimate of when you might be able to attend
>> to our system.
>>
>> Ed
>>
>>
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