Aug_07_1999_H.txt Shift H17 (A17) Start at 1999:220:02:00:00 GMT = 1999 Aug 7 10:00pm EDT End 1999 Aug 8 6:00am EDT See http://asc.harvard.edu/acis/SOT_reports/sot-shift.html, or /proj/ascwww/AXAF/extra/science/htdocs/acis/SOT_reports/Aug_05_1999_H.txt. SOT Lead Ed Kellogg SOT SC/ACA Tom Aldcroft FOT-SI Eric Martin HRC-SI Ralph Kraft ACIS-SI Fred Baganoff, Mark Bautz (Times will be given in GMT on day 220. not precise.) EVENTS PLAN DONE OBSID -------------- ---- ---- ----- Start shift (10pm EDT 07 Aug 1999) 0200 0200 62712 Continue monitoring ACA fidlites, all at 6th mag ongo ACIS internal calib ongo CAP 180 ISIM thermal stability test ongo Finish CAP 180 0400 Go for IPS deactivation 0550 0238 Paged Dan Michaels 0315 New obsid 0448 62711 Start IPS deactivation, 0500 Re-acquired all four fidlites 0530 Vented He tank 0635 Finish IPS deactivation 0650 Post-IPS cleanup 0736 Finish ACIS internal calib, command Rad Belt Entry 0806 0830 New obsid for radiation 0845 62477 CAP 070, disable radmon 0917 Maneuvers: yaw, then pitch to 135 for ACA full search 0900 0933 Begin ACA full field search 1000 0945 End shift (6am EDT 08 Aug) day 220 1000 NOTES/ISSUES/PROBLEMS --------------------- At M-to-H shift change, 218:0020, Chandra was 7 hrs ahead of readiation zone, 11.5 hrs ahead of perigee. ACA was monitoring one fidlite in the correct window, with high stray light background. HRC was on, low voltage power only, EPHIN was nominal, and ACIS was doing an internal calibration. 220:0238 A decision was made to do no more burns, proceed with IPS deactivation. Also a decision was made not to dump fuel because there is no problem with slosh. IPS deactivation was successfully completed at 0700. The fidlite stability patch for the PEA's, designed to cure the problem of ACA loss of fidlites, has not yet reached TRW. SOT should check twice per 8-hr shift at both BALL and TRW for progress of patch development (BALL contact: Dan Michaels - pager 1-888-788-0344). We disabled radmon at 0917. From now on, we should not have to do this, because of our higher perigee. The ACA full field search is begun and working nominally.