Changes

The instrument selector has replaced the old acquisition box, though the guide mirror remains. With SHOCnWonder mounted on the side of the instrument selector, the acquisition procedure is slightly different from when past imaging cameras were mounted on the bottom of the acquisition box. Whereas before, one would centre the guide mirror to allow the beam to pass through the central hole in the guide mirror to the camera, we '''no longer move the guide mirror at all'''. Instead, a fold mirror is now slid into the beam, covering the hole in the guide mirror that directs the beam to SHOCnWonder. SHOCnWonder is mounted at a 90 degree angle, and is effectively in the "initialise" position of the old acquisition & guiding camera. The new guide camera is mounted on linear stages that move in X and Y across the guide star (TCS finderchart) field of view. With the wider field of view, '''target acquisition is done using SHOC, not the guide camera.''' If the guide camera is centred, it will obscure the SHOC beam, so it should always be positioned away from centre. The XY slide coordinates at the centre of the field are (7150, 82000).  Quick summary of operational changes:* Never move the guide mirror* When using SHOC, keep the fold mirror in the beam at all times* Do not initialise the XY slides (unless they have encountered a fault and you have first reset them) * Guide camera is no longer used for acquisition (acquire using SHOC)