DEV: Change the SXU HiK from 5.7 to 20#145
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To elaborate more: this will enable some accelerator modes to be accepted without faulting or creating unsafe states. There may still be another discussion later about removing the hi-k or about increasing it on the HXR side too, but for now this is exactly what we need. |
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Description
Change the SXU HiK from 5.7 to 20 for the new HE undulators.
https://jira.slac.stanford.edu/browse/ECS-9902
Motivation and Context
The HE undulators operating range for dual energy NC, have higher K ranges.
How Has This Been Tested?
Where Has This Been Documented?
Pre-merge checklist
Always Newestversion (Library, *)pre-commitor ranpre-commit run --all-filesBP_IOparameters weren't modified unintentionally