EVENT LOG FOR SITE WEA

        The first line of each entry contains a date/time stamp & who is reporting.
        The most recent entry is listed first.

Date       Time  Who
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01/06/2009 15:28 PTOC_Bot
    The left ladder at WEA was dewatered on 12/12/08. No word yet on when it
    will be watered up.
10/14/2008 15:44 Brett
    On September 9, both computers were shut down and we lost file WEA08253.D1
    which contained 1 hour and 54 minutes of data. I downloaded the reader
    buffers and searched for missing tag codes and did not find any. So, no
    tag code data was lost during that time.
09/12/2008 10:08 Brett
    On September 9, there was a power outage or other event that caused the
    data computers to shut down at WEA, and 1 hour and 54 minutes of data was
    lost. (File WEA08253.D1 is missing). On my next trip to WEA, I will
    download the transceiver buffers and look for missing tag codes.
09/04/2008 10:49 Dave
    We just received site map illustrations for the modified WEA configuration
    #120.  I updated the ptagis.org and ptoccentral.org web pages and
    site_diagram table to reference this current WEA configuration.
08/08/2008 11:01 bturley@
    02:LowExcCurrent:         Low Exciter current alarms acknowledged
06/06/2008 10:49 Dave
    The DMBS server crashed yesterday as interrogation data files were being
    processed.  The appropriate steps were taken to restart the DBMS and
    recover unprocessed data records and their source files.  As part of the
    recovery process, most of the outstanding data files were processed
    yesterday afternoon.  The remaining 15 files were processed this morning.
     This included one file each from GOJ, MC2, MCJ, RIA, SUJ, VC1, VC2, and
    WEA, four files from TWX, and three files from WFF.
05/13/2008 11:25 Dave
    I updated the site configuration schema to version #120, replacing the
    West Trap antennas '0B' and '0C' with antennas 'B1', 'B2', and 'B3'.  The
    original FS2001 transceivers and antennas were removed from the transport
    pipe exit and the new MUX transceiver and three antennas are located at
    the top of the transport pipe.  Fish descending the transport pipe into
    the trap first pass through 'B1', then 'B2', and finally 'B3'.  The new
    WEA configuration #120 is effective as of midnight on May 12; the first
    (timer tag) detections on the new West Trap antennas occurred at 1:47PM
    that same day.
05/09/2008 06:57 Brett
    The fish ladder on the west side of Wells dam was dewatered on 5/05/08 at
    06:24 PST so a new fish trap pit-tag detection system could be installed.

    The ladder was watered back up on 5/08/08 at 13:20 PST.
04/16/2008 11:24 bturley@
    02:LowExcCurrent:         Low Exciter current alarm acknowledged
03/29/2008 08:06 bturley@
    01:TestTagFailure:         test tag failure acknowledged
03/13/2008 09:55 Brett
    I conducted an O&M visit to WEA on 3/4/08. I checked the transceivers and
    re-set the time on the data computers.
01/01/2008 00:00 PTOC_Bot
    Annual log file initiation for WEA

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