Wiring diagrams for the autoguider wye cables used on all five mounts are presented

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  University of BirminghamSummary of Autoguider Wye CablesHale, Steven J.License:Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (CC BY-NC-SA)Document VersionPublisher's PDF, also known as Version of recordCitation for published version (Harvard):Hale, SJ 2013 'Summary of Autoguider Wye Cables' BiSON Technical Report Series, no. 363, Birmingham SolarOscillations Network.Link to publication on Research at Birmingham portalGeneral rightsUnless a licence is specified above, all rights (including copyright and moral rights) in this document are retained by the authors and/or thecopyright holders. 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Mar. 2020BiSONBirminghamSolar-OscillationsNetworkTECHNICAL REPORT NO. 363Summary of Autoguider Wye CablesSteven J. HaleThe University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT2013 December 10This technical report series is published by:SLHigh-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy GroupSchool of Physics and AstronomyThe University of BirminghamEdgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT, United KingdomTelephone: +44-121-414-4551 FAX: +44-121-414-1438Summary of Autoguider Wye CablesSteven J. HaleThe University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT2013 December 10AbstractWiring diagrams for the autoguider wye cables used on all five mounts are presented.1 IntroductionThe Telescope Wye Cable is used to split the fine and coarse quadrant photodiode signals intotwo separate branches because they use different connectors on the rear of the Mount Controller.The autoguider telescopes used in our stations are mostly wired differently. The telescope wyecable is adjusted at each station to compensate.This document details the autoguider wye cable required for the guider head on all fivemounts.The mount controller for Las Campanas [1] was the first to be installed in 2011 May [2].Following this installation a number of modifications were made [3] and updated units installedin Carnarvon [4], Narrabri [5], and Sutherland [6].1.1 Telescope Wye CablesFigure 1 shows the telescope wye cable in Birmingham. Figure 2 shows the telescope wye cable inLas Campanas. Figure 3 shows the telescope wye cable in Carnarvon, Narrabri, and Sutherland.References[1] Ian Barnes and Brek A. Miller. The Mount Controller: A digital autoguider forLas Campanas. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 344, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, May 2011.[2] Brek A. Miller. The installation of a digital autoguider in Las Campanas in 2011 March.BISON Technical Report Series, Number 343, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group,Birmingham, United Kingdom, May 2011.1H A BK JF E DG CWHITE/BROWNBLACK (7/0.2MM)WHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BLUEWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BROWNWHITE/GREENBROWNBLUEGREENORANGEFINECOARSEORANGEGREENBROWNBLUEYELLOW NETWORK CABLEBRANCHBRANCH543219876WHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREENWHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREEN9-PIN10-PINFEMALED-CONNECTOR9-PINFEMALED-CONNECTORMALEMILYELLOW NETWORK CABLE543219876RIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTLEFTUP DOWNRIGHTLEFTUP DOWNFigure 1: The telescope wye cable in Birmingham.H A BK JF E DG CWHITE/BROWNBLACK (7/0.2MM)WHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BLUEWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BROWNWHITE/GREENBROWNBLUEGREENORANGEFINECOARSEORANGEGREENBROWNBLUEYELLOW NETWORK CABLEBRANCHBRANCH543219876WHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREENWHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREEN9-PIN10-PINFEMALED-CONNECTOR9-PINFEMALED-CONNECTORMALEMILYELLOW NETWORK CABLE543219876RIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTUPLEFTDOWNUPDOWNRIGHT LEFTDOWNUPLEFT RIGHTFigure 2: The telescope wye cable in Las Campanas.2H A BK JF E DG CWHITE/BROWNBLACK (7/0.2MM)WHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BLUEWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BROWNWHITE/GREENBROWNBLUEGREENORANGEFINECOARSEORANGEGREENBROWNBLUEYELLOW NETWORK CABLEBRANCHBRANCH543219876WHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREENWHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREEN9-PIN10-PINFEMALED-CONNECTOR9-PINFEMALED-CONNECTORMALEMILYELLOW NETWORK CABLE543219876RIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTUPLEFTDOWNUPDOWNRIGHT LEFTDOWNUPLEFT RIGHTFigure 3: The telescope wye cable in Carnarvon, Narrabri, and Sutherland.[3] Ian Barnes and Brek A. Miller. The Mount Controller: A digital autoguiderfor Carnarvon. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 349, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, January 2012.[4] Steven J. Hale and Brek A. Miller. The installation of a digital autoguider in Carnar-von in 2011 September. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 348, High-ResolutionOptical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, January 2012.[5] Steven J. Hale and Guy R. Davies. The installation of a digital autoguider and tigercounters in Narrabri in 2013 April. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 360, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, May 2013.[6] Steven J. Hale. The installation of a digital autoguider in Sutherland in 2013 November.BISON Technical Report Series, Number 362, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group,Birmingham, United Kingdom, December 2013.3

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BiSONBirminghamSolar-OscillationsNetworkTECHNICAL REPORT NO. 363Summary of Autoguider Wye CablesSteven J. HaleThe University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT2013 December 10This technical report series is published by:SLHigh-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy GroupSchool of Physics and AstronomyThe University of BirminghamEdgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT, United KingdomTelephone: +44-121-414-4551 FAX: +44-121-414-1438Summary of Autoguider Wye CablesSteven J. HaleThe University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT2013 December 10AbstractWiring diagrams for the autoguider wye cables used on all five mounts are presented.1 IntroductionThe Telescope Wye Cable is used to split the fine and coarse quadrant photodiode signals intotwo separate branches because they use different connectors on the rear of the Mount Controller.The autoguider telescopes used in our stations are mostly wired differently. The telescope wyecable is adjusted at each station to compensate.This document details the autoguider wye cable required for the guider head on all fivemounts.The mount controller for Las Campanas [1] was the first to be installed in 2011 May [2].Following this installation a number of modifications were made [3] and updated units installedin Carnarvon [4], Narrabri [5], and Sutherland [6].1.1 Telescope Wye CablesFigure 1 shows the telescope wye cable in Birmingham. Figure 2 shows the telescope wye cable inLas Campanas. Figure 3 shows the telescope wye cable in Carnarvon, Narrabri, and Sutherland.References[1] Ian Barnes and Brek A. Miller. The Mount Controller: A digital autoguider forLas Campanas. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 344, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, May 2011.[2] Brek A. Miller. The installation of a digital autoguider in Las Campanas in 2011 March.BISON Technical Report Series, Number 343, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group,Birmingham, United Kingdom, May 2011.1H A BK JF E DG CWHITE/BROWNBLACK (7/0.2MM)WHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BLUEWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BROWNWHITE/GREENBROWNBLUEGREENORANGEFINECOARSEORANGEGREENBROWNBLUEYELLOW NETWORK CABLEBRANCHBRANCH543219876WHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREENWHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREEN9-PIN10-PINFEMALED-CONNECTOR9-PINFEMALED-CONNECTORMALEMILYELLOW NETWORK CABLE543219876RIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTLEFTUP DOWNRIGHTLEFTUP DOWNFigure 1: The telescope wye cable in Birmingham.H A BK JF E DG CWHITE/BROWNBLACK (7/0.2MM)WHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BLUEWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BROWNWHITE/GREENBROWNBLUEGREENORANGEFINECOARSEORANGEGREENBROWNBLUEYELLOW NETWORK CABLEBRANCHBRANCH543219876WHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREENWHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREEN9-PIN10-PINFEMALED-CONNECTOR9-PINFEMALED-CONNECTORMALEMILYELLOW NETWORK CABLE543219876RIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTUPLEFTDOWNUPDOWNRIGHT LEFTDOWNUPLEFT RIGHTFigure 2: The telescope wye cable in Las Campanas.2H A BK JF E DG CWHITE/BROWNBLACK (7/0.2MM)WHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BLUEWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BROWNWHITE/GREENBROWNBLUEGREENORANGEFINECOARSEORANGEGREENBROWNBLUEYELLOW NETWORK CABLEBRANCHBRANCH543219876WHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREENWHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREEN9-PIN10-PINFEMALED-CONNECTOR9-PINFEMALED-CONNECTORMALEMILYELLOW NETWORK CABLE543219876RIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTUPLEFTDOWNUPDOWNRIGHT LEFTDOWNUPLEFT RIGHTFigure 3: The telescope wye cable in Carnarvon, Narrabri, and Sutherland.[3] Ian Barnes and Brek A. Miller. The Mount Controller: A digital autoguiderfor Carnarvon. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 349, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, January 2012.[4] Steven J. Hale and Brek A. Miller. The installation of a digital autoguider in Carnar-von in 2011 September. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 348, High-ResolutionOptical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, January 2012.[5] Steven J. Hale and Guy R. Davies. The installation of a digital autoguider and tigercounters in Narrabri in 2013 April. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 360, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, May 2013.[6] Steven J. Hale. The installation of a digital autoguider in Sutherland in 2013 November.BISON Technical Report Series, Number 362, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group,Birmingham, United Kingdom, December 2013.3

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  Summary of Autoguider Wye CablesHale, StevenLicense:Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (CC BY-NC-SA)Document VersionPublisher's PDF, also known as Version of recordCitation for published version (Harvard):Hale, SJ 2013 'Summary of Autoguider Wye Cables' BiSON Technical Report Series, no. 363, Birmingham SolarOscillations Network.Link to publication on Research at Birmingham portalGeneral rightsUnless a licence is specified above, all rights (including copyright and moral rights) in this document are retained by the authors and/or thecopyright holders. The express permission of the copyright holder must be obtained for any use of this material other than for purposespermitted by law.•	Users may freely distribute the URL that is used to identify this publication.•	Users may download and/or print one copy of the publication from the University of Birmingham research portal for the purpose of privatestudy or non-commercial research.•	User may use extracts from the document in line with the concept of ‘fair dealing’ under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (?)•	Users may not further distribute the material nor use it for the purposes of commercial gain.Where a licence is displayed above, please note the terms and conditions of the licence govern your use of this document.When citing, please reference the published version.Take down policyWhile the University of Birmingham exercises care and attention in making items available there are rare occasions when an item has beenuploaded in error or has been deemed to be commercially or otherwise sensitive.If you believe that this is the case for this document, please contact UBIRA@lists.bham.ac.uk providing details and we will remove access tothe work immediately and investigate.Download date: 01. Feb. 2019BiSONBirminghamSolar-OscillationsNetworkTECHNICAL REPORT NO. 363Summary of Autoguider Wye CablesSteven J. HaleThe University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT2013 December 10This technical report series is published by:SLHigh-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy GroupSchool of Physics and AstronomyThe University of BirminghamEdgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT, United KingdomTelephone: +44-121-414-4551 FAX: +44-121-414-1438Summary of Autoguider Wye CablesSteven J. HaleThe University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT2013 December 10AbstractWiring diagrams for the autoguider wye cables used on all five mounts are presented.1 IntroductionThe Telescope Wye Cable is used to split the fine and coarse quadrant photodiode signals intotwo separate branches because they use different connectors on the rear of the Mount Controller.The autoguider telescopes used in our stations are mostly wired differently. The telescope wyecable is adjusted at each station to compensate.This document details the autoguider wye cable required for the guider head on all fivemounts.The mount controller for Las Campanas [1] was the first to be installed in 2011 May [2].Following this installation a number of modifications were made [3] and updated units installedin Carnarvon [4], Narrabri [5], and Sutherland [6].1.1 Telescope Wye CablesFigure 1 shows the telescope wye cable in Birmingham. Figure 2 shows the telescope wye cable inLas Campanas. Figure 3 shows the telescope wye cable in Carnarvon, Narrabri, and Sutherland.References[1] Ian Barnes and Brek A. Miller. The Mount Controller: A digital autoguider forLas Campanas. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 344, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, May 2011.[2] Brek A. Miller. The installation of a digital autoguider in Las Campanas in 2011 March.BISON Technical Report Series, Number 343, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group,Birmingham, United Kingdom, May 2011.1H A BK JF E DG CWHITE/BROWNBLACK (7/0.2MM)WHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BLUEWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BROWNWHITE/GREENBROWNBLUEGREENORANGEFINECOARSEORANGEGREENBROWNBLUEYELLOW NETWORK CABLEBRANCHBRANCH543219876WHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREENWHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREEN9-PIN10-PINFEMALED-CONNECTOR9-PINFEMALED-CONNECTORMALEMILYELLOW NETWORK CABLE543219876RIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTLEFTUP DOWNRIGHTLEFTUP DOWNFigure 1: The telescope wye cable in Birmingham.H A BK JF E DG CWHITE/BROWNBLACK (7/0.2MM)WHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BLUEWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BROWNWHITE/GREENBROWNBLUEGREENORANGEFINECOARSEORANGEGREENBROWNBLUEYELLOW NETWORK CABLEBRANCHBRANCH543219876WHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREENWHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREEN9-PIN10-PINFEMALED-CONNECTOR9-PINFEMALED-CONNECTORMALEMILYELLOW NETWORK CABLE543219876RIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTUPLEFTDOWNUPDOWNRIGHT LEFTDOWNUPLEFT RIGHTFigure 2: The telescope wye cable in Las Campanas.2H A BK JF E DG CWHITE/BROWNBLACK (7/0.2MM)WHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BLUEWHITE/ORANGEWHITE/BROWNWHITE/GREENBROWNBLUEGREENORANGEFINECOARSEORANGEGREENBROWNBLUEYELLOW NETWORK CABLEBRANCHBRANCH543219876WHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREENWHITE/BROWNWHITE/BLUEWHITE/GREENWHITE/ORANGEBLUEORANGEBROWNGREEN9-PIN10-PINFEMALED-CONNECTOR9-PINFEMALED-CONNECTORMALEMILYELLOW NETWORK CABLE543219876RIGHTUPLEFTDOWNRIGHTUPLEFTDOWNUPDOWNRIGHT LEFTDOWNUPLEFT RIGHTFigure 3: The telescope wye cable in Carnarvon, Narrabri, and Sutherland.[3] Ian Barnes and Brek A. Miller. The Mount Controller: A digital autoguiderfor Carnarvon. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 349, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, January 2012.[4] Steven J. Hale and Brek A. Miller. The installation of a digital autoguider in Carnar-von in 2011 September. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 348, High-ResolutionOptical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, January 2012.[5] Steven J. Hale and Guy R. Davies. The installation of a digital autoguider and tigercounters in Narrabri in 2013 April. BISON Technical Report Series, Number 360, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group, Birmingham, United Kingdom, May 2013.[6] Steven J. Hale. The installation of a digital autoguider in Sutherland in 2013 November.BISON Technical Report Series, Number 362, High-Resolution Optical-Spectroscopy Group,Birmingham, United Kingdom, December 2013.3

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