TORUS1:[GLL_RAW.INFO]EUV_PHASE2_RTS_HDR.DOC
				June 10, 1996  -  Jeremy Gebben
   In phase 2 Real Time operations, the EUV instrument stores 
data in a 24 sector by 45 pixel matrix. Every few RIMs, this matrix
and 24 bytes of housekeeping data are read out and cleared.
These data sets are stored in IDL associate files formated as 
lonar(1132).

HEADER:
Earth Receipt Time
0 = Year (last 2 digits eg. 96) 
1 = day of year
2 = hours
3 = minutes
4 = seconds
5 = milliseconds

Spacecraft Event time for start of integration:
6 = Year (last 2 digits eg. 96) 
7 = day of year
8 = hours
9 = minutes
10 = seconds
11 = milliseconds

SCLK time for start of integration:
12 = start RIM (all realtime data starts on mf 0)

Spacecraft Event time for end of integration:
13 = Year (last 2 digits eg. 96) 
14 = day of year
15 = hours
16 = minutes
17 = seconds
18 = milliseconds

SCLK time for end of integration:
19 = end RIM (all realtime data ends on mf 0)
20 = # of packets that went into this array(max = 8)
Data Precense Indicators:
21-28 = dpi flags,1 for each packet
        Each is a 4 byte field:
          Top byte:
                00 = no data missing
                FF = entire packet missing
                01 = data missing at end of packet
                02 = data missing in middle of packet
                03 = data missing at end of packet
          Lower 3 bytes are only used if the top byte is 01,02, or 03
          In these cases, the three lower bytes are used to report
          the position of the gap:
                second byte: # of data words(2 bytes)
                             at start(0 if gap is at start)
                third byte : # of data words missing
                bottom byte: # of data words at end of packet
                              (0 if gap is at end)
29 = packet sequence # of the first packet in this set
30,31 = spare (set to -1)
32 = software version number
33-39 = spare (set to -1)
DATA:
40-1119 = data matrix(24*45) all pixels from sector 1,
          then all pixels from sector 2 ...
1120-1131 = housekeeping values(2 bytes each)