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     2== Notes for Using the Remote Operations Room at NOAO HQ ==
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     4{{{
     51a. If you are connecting from the Remote Ops room at NOAO HQ, use the main
     6      set of monitors (2x2 array) and on the TV screens, log in as
     7        Mayall
     8        pwd [1]  (Ask Arjun for cheat-sheet of passwords)
     9     and then launch the screens using the gui.
     10
     111b. If, instead, you are connecting from a different remote site, then you will first have to connect
     12   to anyconnect.noao.edu using a Cisco VPN and log in with your VPN account.
     13   Once you have done this, connect to mayall-2.kpno.noao.edu using MacOSX
     14   Screen Sharing and log on as
     15        observer
     16        pwd[2]
     17
     182. Open a terminal window and
     19        ssh mzls@mayall-idl.kpno.noao.edu
     20        pwd [3]
     21   Then
     22        cd ~/obsbot
     23        git pull
     24        cd ~/observing
     25        svn up
     26        idl
     27        IDL> mstrategy,copydir='/home/mzls/obsbot'
     28        IDL> exit
     29        cd
     30        ./bin/vnc
     31
     323. Start the mayall-idl VNC viewer window using the VNC gui
     33    If you open this on the mayall-2 screen, you will not need a password.
     34    Try and arrange windows so they don't overlap. I like the following arrangement:
     35}}}
     36
     37[[Image(remoteops_vnc_screenshot.png,800px)]]
     38
     39{{{
     403. Here are some useful links that could be used to monitor weather, telescope status, etc:
     41        [a] KPNO weather - [http://www-kpno.kpno.noao.edu/Info/Mtn_Weather/]
     42        [b] 4m weather station display - [http://4m-weather.kpno.noao.edu]
     43        [b] Satellite map - [http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/gifs/IRAZ.GIF]
     44        [c] KPNO dome webcams:
     45              (i) http://4m-webcam-1.kpno.noao.edu
     46              (ii) http://4m-webcam-2.kpno.noao.edu
     47              (iii) http://4m-webcam-3.kpno.noao.edu
     48        [d] Cloud / wind predictions / measurements - [https://www.windy.com/31.964/-111.600?31.431,-111.600,8,m:eyrac3b]
     49        [e] All-sky camera - [http://kpasca-db.tuc.noao.edu]
     50        [f] Out-door web cams - [https://www.noao.edu/kpno/kpcam/index.shtml]
     51
     52  Some of these don't work at night. The 4m-webcam-2 does provide useful night-time data if the dome is
     53  open. You need to log in as "anonymous" on this one - just use the provided button.
     54  In the NOAO Remote Ops room, I like to put most of these on the large TV monitors on the left and right
     55  ends, and expand the main mayall-2 display to fill all 4 screens of the central display.
     56 
     57
     585. At this point you can go with the regular instructions: https://desi.lbl.gov/trac/wiki/PublicPages/MayallZbandLegacy/NotesforObserver
     59
     60}}}