We had the chance to shortly enter the ESR, between 10:45 and 11:30. 

- We repositioned the PSDs of the TEM system. 
- We could see the laser beam at the ESR exit window. 
- We used a wedge at the exit window and directed the two laser beams onto a power meter and a fast photodiode. 
- We photographed the XUV detector setup. 
- We documented the cabling at the central cable panel. 

In the ESR laser lab we could see the laser beam power on the power meter and we could also see 
the laser pulses on the fast photodiode (scope). 

We still need a longer break (~2 hrs) to further optimize the setup and all the settings.