The original injector control system is a turnkey design and it was separated from the storage ring control system. It is not easy to maintain and install new devices. The control system of injector has been rejuvenated recently. There are two basic requirements for this plan, to provide more efficient and stable light source operation, and to reduce the maintenance resource need. Its implementation will also be helpful for improvement on reliability and control response time. Upgrade injector from 1.3 GeV to 1.5 GeV will be done before the end of 1999. The renewed injector control system will be able to provide improved environment for application program development and new devices installation. Automatic control operation for full energy injection will be implemented in SRRC.
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