[auton-users] Lab temperature

[David 'Pablo' Cohn]

The temperature in the lab has come down quite a bit in the last hour. It's
now actually pleasantly cool here. This morning, however, it was much warmer
in a432 than in the adjacent (warm) corridor. I assume someone somewhere has
flipped a switch.

-David

-----Original Message-----
From: users-admin at autonlab.org [mailto:users-admin at autonlab.org]On
Behalf Of Dan Pelleg
Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 2:14 PM
To: users at autonlab.org
Subject: [auton-users] Lab temperature


Andrew W. Moore writes:
 > Jim,
 >   During the weekend (and continuing now) the Auton Lab temperature
 > has been hitting 90...it's even hoter than the surrounding
 > corridors.
 >
 >   Paul, Dan: Should we turn off the rack mounted alphas and if
 > so how do I do it and how do I alert the users?
 >
 >   Thanks,
 >
 >     Andrew

 The remotely-accessible sensors we have don't indicate anything out of the
ordinary. For the record, these are:
1) internal sensors on two of the UPS units
2) the window in front of me, through which I see no smoke coming up from
NSH.

I'll go to the lab soon to have another look and I'll decide if there's
stuff
we need to turn off. If I do, I won't bother with giving an advance
warning. This list is (supposed) to be the right forum to announce these
things.


We should probably get a digital sensor and hook it up so we get email when
the lab gets warm. Maybe even it'll send it to this list. Something along
the lines of "this would be a good time to save, logout, and RUN! RUN!
RUN!".