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Test error checking on rotating sample changer #5342
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Putting into impeded as I have emailed the instrument scientist to get RAMS going so that we can do the test. /remind me chase scientist in one week |
@DominicOram set a reminder for Aug 5th 2020 |
Instrument scientists highlighted in the demo today that the most important change was that the |
👋 @DominicOram, chase scientist |
Went down and started this testing on POLARIS today. The logic for retrieving a dropped sample did not work due to the following unforeseen quirks of the sample changer:
Unfortunately I also ran out of time to test the automatic re-initialisation on power cycle. To close this ticket I will do the following (as agreed with @Tom-Willemsen and @JamesKingWork):
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As of #4287 there is now some code to test against a real rotating sample changer the two main things that need to be tested are:
Sample dropped
Code written as part of #4287. Additionally, to potentially tidy up this work we should test:
Automatically re-initialize on power cycle
The code in #4028 seemed to do the right thing eventually, but needed several attempts to do so. The scientist usually reinitializes the sample changer manually. It may be that the command is unreliable and needs to be sent multiple times. This should be tested thoroughly on all 3 sample changers.
We will also need to test on HRPD, as the electronics are sufficiently different that we may need different logic on that sample changer.
The expert for electronics in Graham Burgess.
A similar issue was seen in #5027 . When doing this ticket, we should be careful to consider all of the known error cases and react appropriately to them. We may be able to get a list of the possible errors from Electronics.
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