TORUS1:[GLL_RAW.INFO]EUV_FIDUCIAL_PHASE2.DOC The EUV housekeeping information is contained in the last 24 bytes of every realtime buffer dump and is also reported every 2 rims in the LRS/record data. value explanation of housekeeping values: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0 7E FIDUCIAL 1 7E FIDUCIAL 2 YY transition sector pair mod 64 value: how many pixel pairs to ignore before starting integration (there are 256 pixel pairs between RTI's (almost)) these have further been subdivided into 4 groups of 64). Recall that a pixel pair takes 330 microseconds to process, 256 pixel pairs*330e-6=0.08448 seconds; 1 RTI= 0.06666 seconds. 3 5A=90 active pixels x 2 taken directly from FPN data matrix is usually 45pixels by 24 sectors command echo: 4 58=88dec echo of commanded starting angle 5 0B echo of commanded HV level(03) + Count bit set(8) 6 01 echo of commanded scans/sector 7 18=24dec echo of commanded sectors Time at last integration start: 8 A3 next to least significant byte of spacecraft RIM counter 9 E0 least significant byte of spacecraft RIM counter End time = 3448924 = 34a3e0 10 MF mod 91 (minor frame count) 11 RR mod 10 (RTI count) Angles: 12 E6 most significant byte of delta Theta (delta Theta is in degrees covered in 66 2/3 msec (1 RTI), increment is 360/16,777,216 degrees) 13 A5 least signifigant byte of delta Theta 3.14 rpm = E6A5 2.89 rpm = D270 14 TT most significant byte of Theta (Theta increment=360/65,536 degrees) 15 TT least significant byte of Theta 16 41 software version #, expect 41 for version 4.1 17 00 msbyte of 16 bit integration counter (# of spins where we actually integrated) 18 66 lsbyte of 16 bit integration counter 0066 = 182 integrations 19 01 real time RTI (exact current RTI when you read out address EFB, 1 of 2 real-time values in housekeeping) 20 ZZ transition sector pair mod 200 (decimal) value: how many pixel pairs to ignore before starting integration 21 38=56 real-time minor frame counter (associated with EFB) for real time data this should always be 56, because the last packet of a buffer dump is always read out on minor frame 56. 22 01 The number of times the s/w has had to wait to sync up with s/c time. This value should be one, since there is one sync up when the microprocessor starts. Any count greater than one indicates that s/w is too busy and is overwriting the s/c RTI 8 before it can determine that it is really in sync. 23 00 spare