After lunch we started to work again on the PR centering. According to the estiamtion there was only 1 mm missing, so we started with a different strategy than the other times. We were moving the PR and were vertivcally shifting SIB1 to recover the alignment in the arms. We did it in two steps to be able to recover the alignment of the green on EIB.
We checked the angular to longitudinal coupling for both the vertical and horizontal axis and it appears to be slightly worse than what it was after the last shift on PR centering (see plot 1). The beam was also miscentered on the inputs.
We decided to move M3 and M4 to recover the centering on the inputs and see the effects on the PR.
gps 1335797245 M3_TY 200steps backward
gps 1335797367 M4_TX 120steps forward
gps 1335797951 M3_TY 330steps backward
gps 1335797986 M4_TX 200steps forward
On the horizontal axis
gps 1335799184 M4_TY 360steps backward
gps 1335799231 M3_TX 250steps backward
gps 1335799880 M4_TY 70steps backward
gps 1335799899 M3_TX 50steps backward
Those steps allow us to reduce the coupling on the inputs. However when it came to measure the effect on PR, the recovery of the lock of the CITF was very difficult (more details in another entry).