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Mapping test December 6, 2019

Updated on Fri, 2019-12-06 21:33. Originally created by adams92 on 2019-12-06 21:17.

 Using the instructions found at https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/blog/lisa/how-check-mapping-vped-patterns-step-step, we get the seven patterns (in order):
Pattern file 1Pattern file 1
Pattern file 2Pattern file 2
Pattern file 3Pattern file 3
Pattern file 4Pattern file 4
Pattern file 5Pattern file 5
Pattern file 6Pattern file 6
Pattern file 7Pattern file 7
(Compare to https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/blog/lisa/seven-pattern-files-can-resolve-all-ambiguity)
As is verified by Mike's "CheckPattern" macro, we see two anomalies: East PP3 TT3 is sometimes grey (in patterns 1 and 3) and West PP3 TT24 is always blue. 
Here are the ADCs for each pattern (with N/A meaning there is no hit)

  ADC (1/3/3) ADC (1/3/24)
Pattern 1 9 (grey) N/A
Pattern 2 N/A N/A
Pattern 3 9 (grey) N/A
Pattern 4 316 N/A
Pattern 5 N/A N/A
Pattern 6 N/A N/A
Pattern 7 12 N/A

In patterns 1 and 3 East PP3 TT3 should be green (10 < ADC < 149), so it is just barely missing the threshold; nothing to worry about there. West PP3 TT24 on the other hand is obviously problematic. What's happening there? Not that a flipped connector would cause this, but just to be sure, it's tile 25 that would be affected, not tile 24.

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