Time Description
Friday, September 5
07:00 SG-J1 bus tie removal and emergency power reconfiguration (remove generator) begins. SG-J2 is not bus-tied and SG-J3 will remain bus-tied.
07:00 Reconfigure Bldg. 420 LOTO to 1400V keys. All locks off of 13.2kV.
08:00 SG-R1 and SG-R2 bus-tie removal.
09:00 Controls Group begins recovery of all IOCs and timing.
09:00 Tunnel walk-through sign-offs completed for tunnel closure. HP begins shielding checks.
09:15 SG-A1 bus-tie removal.
10:00 Tunnel closures begin. Linac/PAR tunnel search.
10:00 FAC to begin SG-Xn (SR mezz switchgears) bus-tie removal.
10:30 Booster tunnel search. Linac/PAR switchgear rack-in begins.
11:00 Zone F tunnel search. Booster switchgear rack-in begins.
11:30 SR tunnel searches.
12:00 Zone F switchgear (except dipole) rack-in begins.
12:30 SR ACIS "Test mode" live test. Prerequisites include all tunnels in Beam Permit, stops open, and BTS:AB on. The test will require Booster RF, Booster dipole, SR RF, and SR dipole off and will result in SR tunnel re-searches.
12:30 SG-R3 and North Feeder switchgears.
13:00 Begin equipment turn-on for ACIS validations. Bldg. 420 RF systems turn-on will begin after feeders are energized. Other machines/equipment should begin earlier, depending upon Controls Group progress.
13:30 SR switchgear (including dipole) rack-in begins.
14:00 ACIS validations begin.
15:30 SG-Xn switchgear bus-tie removals complete.
15:30-24:00 RF and PS Groups equipment checkout/conditioning.
16:00-20:00 ID testing


Saturday, September 6
00:00-12:00 RF conditioning (Linac and possibly Booster) and PS checkouts finish up. Turnover to MCR. Initial MCR checkout. PAR RF start-up and SR RF conditioning continue.
2:00-24:00 Linac start-up and kicker validation.


Sunday, September 7
00:00-24:00 SR RF conditioning continues.
00:00-08:00 PAR RF start-up continues.
08:00-11:00 Injector start-up.
11:00 Linac RF switching system validation.
14:00 Injector start-up continues.
18:00 ACIS live tests.


Monday, September 8
08:00-10:00 MPS validations
10:00 Physics studies begin (including SR RF conditioning with beam)