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--- info:modes_info [2024/10/01 13:17] – harvey
+++ info:modes_info [2025/12/11 17:15] (current) – painter
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 ==== Machine Mode M3 ====
-This machine mode restricts beam to the Target and Transfer Hall by controlling the S3 and N4 beam stops. This mode is a prerequisite for putting the Target Facilities into Ready for Beam.
+This machine mode restricts beam to the Target and Transfer Hall by controlling the experimental vault beam stops. This mode is a prerequisite for putting the Target Facilities into Ready for Beam.
 ==== Machine Mode M4 ====
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 ===== Inhibit modes =====
 Beam inhibit modes are different from machine modes in one important way, they do not inhibit the beam in any meaningful way. At their core beam inhibit modes are checklists that help you make sure that you are in the correct configuration of devices before sending beam to a specific destination. There are 13 total modes, with some sub-modes for Mode 2 and Mode 6 (source and FSEE modes), that contain configuration directions to send beam from ULEBT to BTS19.
+  * {{ :info:mps_device_configuration_guideline.pdf |MPS Device Configuration Guideline}}
+  * {{ :info:mps_configuration_2_.xlsx |}}
 ===== Beam modes =====
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 ===== Links =====
-  *
+  * [[dcc>WBS=P20100&Sub=SP&SN=000094|Beam and Machine Modes information]]
+===== Notes For Editor:=====
+-In the Inhibit Modes, mention the Configuration Guideline Page