== P1.4 Cable in the instrument, power on, install workstations, and connect to LBT network == 
- **Phase** :	1  
- **Status** : 	Draft	 
- **Category** : 	Unpack, Assemble, and Verification (C1)
- **Recurrence** : 	once
- **Duration** : 	1 day

**Description**
- At the LBT clean room, cable in the instrument. Power on the electronics, install workstations (in the server room) and connect SHARK-NIR to the LBT network.

**Prerequisites**
- Presence of all the necessary tools and safety features to do the cabling. A free and accessible network port to connect SHARK-NIR to the LBT network.

**Procedure**
- Carefully cable in SHARK-NIR.
- Switch on the electronics.
- Install the instrument workstation (and its copy/backup) and the scientific camera (SCICAM) workstation in the server room.
- Connect SHARK-NIR to the LBT network.
- Ready essential laptops ready with all the relevant software for the cleanroom activity. Check the connection with both the workstations mentioned earlier.

**Templates**

**Success criteria**
- Electronics is powered on (working of led lights, fans, etc.).
- SHARK-NIR can be accessed through the LBT network (e.g. Switching on/off services remotely from the control room).

**Notes**
- SCICAM is redundant with other SCICAM computers inside of LBTI. There will not be a separate SCICAM workstation copy/backup.
- Precautionary Warning (for INAF people): Before switching on the Mocon electronics and Lakeshore, check that they are set to 115V use.

**LBTO support**
- Need 2 free and accessible network ports to connect (a) the SHARK-NIR instrument network switch to the LBTO network, and (b) a working laptop/computer to the LBTO network.
- We need fiber link connection from the cleanroom to the server room.
- IT support to install/set the workstations in the proper location, connect to the LBT network.
- At the server room, we need 9 free network ports to connect SHARKNIRWS, SHARKNIRWS2, SASHAWS to the LBTO network. Also, we need 6 free standard electric plugs.
- At the cleanroom, we will need 1 power plug for the surge suppressor, and the maximum expected load will be of the order of 880W. Our PDUs will be connected to the surge suppressor. Also, a couple of other normal power plugs for connecting laptops, monitors, etc. are required along with an extension power strip.
- LBTO SW support may be needed.

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