To:sot_shift
from: Dan Schwartz
date: 28 Jun 02, 12:00noon EDT
Subject: SOT shift report 2002-06-28 L1072
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See http://asc.harvard.edu/acis/SOT_reports/sot-shift.html, or 
/proj/ascwww/AXAF/extra/science/htdocs/acis/SOT_reports/Jun_28_2002_L1072.txt.

Shift L1072. 
	Start at 179:12:00  GMT
		 = 08:00am    28 Jun EDT
	End	   12:00 noon 28 Jun
   
SOT Lead	DAS
(Times will be given in GMT on day 179.)

PLAN
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Continue running load JUN2402C. In perigee passage. 
No Comm this shift.

Next Comms:
 179:1745 to 1845
 180:0300 to 0400
 180:1205 to 1305
 180:2220 to 2320
 181:0800 to 0900
 181:1700 to 1800
 182:0315 to 0415
 182:1320 to 1520
 182:2340 to 0140
 183:0700 to 0800
 183:1400 to 1500
 183:2300 to 0000

Orbital events:
 2002:179:16:49:28.738    399   ORBIT PERIGEE
 2002:181:00:33:00.610    400   ORBIT APOGEE 
 2002:182:08:17:04.220    400   ORBIT PERIGEE 
 2002:183:16:01:11.893    401   ORBIT APOGEE 
 2002:184:23:45:13.281    401   ORBIT PERIGEE
 2002:186:07:29:40.747    402   ORBIT APOGEE 
 2002:187:15:14:18.058    402   ORBIT PERIGEE 
 2002:188:22:58:38.337    403   ORBIT APOGEE

EVENTS
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Status at LOS, 179:09:18, was as follows:
       PCAD MODE              =       NPNT
       CONTROL LAW FLAG       =       NPNT
       Stars:                 =          8
       FIDS                   =          0
       RA                     =    151.902 deg 
       Dec                    =    -21.998 deg
       ROLL                   =    233.106 deg
       Format                 =          2
       OBSID                  =      61149 ACIS CTI
       SIM FA                 =       -467
       SIM TSC                =     -99616 (HRC-S)
       HETG                   =         IN ( 6.34 deg)
       LETG                   =        OUT (77.96 deg)
        HRC-I HV is ON 
       EPHIN Geom             =       LARG
             E1300            =        0.0           LT 10.0 (RADMON
             P4GM             =        0.0          LT 300. Disabled)
             P41GM            =        0.0           LT 8.47
             A-leak           =     0.8040 mu-a
             B-leak           =     0.1560 mu-a
Descending through 71634 km. ACIS focal plane temperature -119.7. 


NOTES/ISSUES/PROBLEMS
From the 9am status meeting:
	Three supports in the last day, no problems.  On-board loads
still good until 182:01:39. First segment of JUL0102B will be uplinked
later today. 
	JUL0802A products will be distributed today, for an email load
review on Monday.
	The 3-day forecast from Today's Space Weather still says "Solar
activity is expected to be at very low to low levels."
	ASVT successfully tested a new Command Sequence Definition for
eclipses yesterday. This features going to Normal Sun Point 15
minutes, instead of 1 hour, before the start of eclipse. This allows
us to stay cooler, and use more power in the eclipse. The CSD will not
be used for the upcoming August eclipse season, but is expected to be
used for the lunar eclipse in September.
	After next Monday's 9am status, there will be a CAP review of
SCS 107 in preparation for coverage of the HER X-1 pointing Monday
evening. The CAP review will cover the criteria under which it would
be invoked -- namely, if HER X-1 is not imaged on ACIS S3 chip. While
we don't have a credible scenario causing such a case, it is easy to check
the ACIS data and take remedial action with SCS 107 if necessary. 

Quick look data:
OBSID   Target           Time                        Comment
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3710  A133 OFFSET	177:16:06   ACIS-I NONE	Looks good

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