Attempted to activate 2xUHV1400 connected to bottom C4, channel #2 using P 200 W, t rise 30 min, t hold 90 min.
Temperature of Kapton bundle increased drastically to 160+ C. Had to stop. Conclusion is that these are likely
the two UHV1400 on the bottom of CARME, immediately in front of the Kapton bundle.

Left the chamber to cool for a while. Baking temperature set to 85 C.
Repeated attempt using above parameters except P 150 W. Too hot. Had to decrease P to 75 W to remain below 150 C
on the Kapton bundle. Temperature on internals increases slowly, even with P 75 W.
Lesson learned: activate the UHV1400 next to the detectors *last*. Once on, temperature increase on the
detectors can be reduced but not stopped.

Attempted to activate 2xUHV1400 on bottom C4, channel #3 using P 200 W, t rise 30 min, t hold 90 min. These
cannot be close to the detectors.
Possibly due to interference with #2 being on hold, temperature of internals starts increasing. Reduced P to 125
W. OK.
Second lesson learned: temperature on internals is very hard to control once the UHV1400 close to them are
activated. Activate other UHV1400 first.

Set #2 to hold 50 W. Set #3 to hold 50 W.

Attempted to activate *3*xUHV1400 on bottom C4, channel #4 using P 120 W, t rise 30 min, t hold 90 min. These
are definitely close to the detectors.
Temperature increase modest but noticeable. Activation completed before temperature increases
too much.

17:30 German time
Activation complete. All NEGs off simultaneously.
Heating power off.

CARME slowly cools down (<10 C/h)
Opened some parts of the jacket to allow better cooling (still <10 C/h)

Pressure reaches E-11 around 19:00
SIP elements in D2000 still at 120 C. Too hot to turn on.

SIP elements will be turned tomorrow morning. That should conclude this baking cycle.