Shift M17
        Start at 1999:219:18:00:00 GMT
                = 1999 Aug 7 2:00pm EDT
        End                 10:00pm EDT

SOT Lead/FP Sci MJ
Spac/Aspect     RAC
FOT/Sci liaison 
HRC             GM
ACIS            YB,RB,PPP

(Times will be given in GMT on day 219/220. In general
times are rough, not precise.)

Plan
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Continue ACIS Internal Cal Measurements
Continue vacuum monitor observations
Pitch to 45 for ISIM flexure and focus assembly max temp profiles

Events
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19:00 Pitch to 45 deg
19:14-16 lost track on fid-lights
19:15 OBSID 62715
19:20 start ACIS science run
22:15 end ACIS science run
22:16 OBSID 62714
22:20 start ACIS science run
22:20 vacuum monitor pressure 8.3e-6
22:45 start CAP 182: switch to 64kbps downlink for low rate SSR dump
23:15                switch to 128kbps downlink
23:50 end ACIS science run
23:51 OBSID 62713
23:55 start ACIS science run

00:30 switch to 512kbps downlink - end CAP 182
01:24 end ACIS science run
01:25 OBSID 62712
01:30 start ACIS science run
01:45 DSN Station swap -- Madrid -> Goldstone


Notes/Issues/Problems
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A schedule conflict between the start of ACIS bake-out for door open
and the ACA full field search appeared in planning. This is caused by
the attitude requirement for the ACA activity (a pitch of 107 deg) and
an ACIS requirement for normal sun mode during the bake-out. A default
plan is to do as much ACA activity as possible and then maneuver back
as soon as comm is re-established just before bake-out is
commanded. Issue resolved by delaying start of bake-out to
~1999:220:15:45 (begin uplink of command loads ~14:40 to save
procedure time). 

As expected, track on fid-lights was lost due to excessive stay light
while the observatory was at a pitch of 45 deg.

Podgorski, Freeman, and Cameron issued flight-note 234 describing SIM
flexure motion and fid-light motion. 

20-hr Post-IPS5 vector results:
	apogee  139188.6
	perigee 9652.206
	period  63:28:43.6

No word from Ball about the PEA patch, TRW states that it hasn't
arrived from BALL at the SMF. 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).

PCAD has a desire to change the attitude for the ACA full field search
activity from a pitch of 107 to a pitch of 135. This will enable them
to get earth sensor data on the descending leg of the orbit.