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converted_docs	108560	5.2 Global Endemic Areas and Recommended Immunizations/Vaccines for Travelers International travel requirements are relatively straightforward. The only internationally required vaccination for travel is yellow fever for travel to and from the countries in the yellow fever endemic zones of Africa and South America. In general, the African zone is Sub-Saharan Africa from Senegal and The Gambia on the west coast to Sudan and Ethiopia on the east coast and as far south as Angola, Zambia, and Tanzania. In South America, the yellow fever zone includes Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guyana. Countries sometimes impose their own vaccination requirements, for example, Saudi Arabia requires travelers arriving for the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina to have immunizations for meningococcal meningitis. Flight crew who remain confined to the international airport need not meet this requirement. Meningococcal vaccination is also recommended for travelers to the "Meningitis Belt", which runs across central Africa from The Gambia to Ethiopia, as well as the subcontinent of India. Additional vaccinations, however, are often strongly advised, depending on the area of travel. These include hepatitis A & B, typhoid, polio, and diphtheria/tetanus. For travel almost anywhere outside North America, Western Europe, or Australia, the hepatitis A vaccination series is important, because flight crews are frequently over night in local hotels and may visit food establishments where sanitation cannot be assured. Travelers who will have prolonged stays of 30 days or longer should also consider hepatitis A vaccination. Advisories for Typhoid fever immunization exist for a similar geographic area. Because of the potential of diphtheria and polio in Africa, Eastern Europe and all of Asia (with the exception of Japan), booster immunizations every ten years are advised. Japanese encephalitis immunization should be considered for rural travel in the Indian subcontinent as well as rural Southeast Asia and Indonesia, especially during epidemics. ![](media/image1.jpeg){width="3.125in" height="2.1770833333333335in"} Culex pipens, one of many mosquito vectors Extended travel and prolonged layovers in areas at risk for malaria include the entire tropical world of Central and South America, Africa, much of Oceana, and southern Asia. Before advising any traveler about malaria risks you should check the current conditions in the country of travel by consulting the CDC web site. This site, which has the "Yellow Book" of international travel diseases online, also lists the country-specific preferred prophylactic and therapeutic medications for malaria. Common oral prophylactic medications include mefloquine (Lariam), doxycycline, Malarone, and chloroquine (Aralen and Plaquenil). Oral prophylactic medications may be useful, but primary prevention of mosquito bites is the best course. This includes insect repellants, primarily DEET (N,N-diethylmetatoluamide) or permethrine, mosquito netting and window screens. Avoiding mosquito bites will also prevent yellow fever and dengue. Other vector-borne illness carried by flies, fleas, mites and ticks include lyme, typhus and onchocerciasis . The disinsection of aircraft is a controversial topic for two reasons. First, the basic reason behind disinsection is to kill disease carrying vectors, primarily mosquitoes, that may be unwanted stowaways. It is also intended to eliminate agricultural pests. The reasoning behind this has not been satisfactorily demonstrated as the ability of such vectors to travel by other means is apparent. The spread of foreign intruders into North America is evident with the introduction of Asian Tiger mosquitoes via tires and the South American Fire Ant in agricultural shipments. Still, disinsection is a requirement for aircraft entering some countries, but not the United States. The second issue is the concern over human health when cabins are sprayed with insecticides. The most commonly used agents are permethrines. These agents are minimally toxic to humans although topical allergies are common in plants that manufacture the chemicals. Permethrines are derived from the chrysanthemum flower and its pyrethrum components. There are allegations of "total body allergy" and other somatic complaints due to such exposures, but these claims have not been verified by objective means. The most common airborne transmissible disease is influenza. CDC and WHO conduct a worldwide monitoring program. The flu season is in the winter of each hemisphere, so by monitoring the southern hemisphere's flu strains, the next season's potential agents can be predicted for the northern hemisphere. Using this program, CDC predicts, and vaccine manufactures make, the annual trivalent vaccine (two influenza A strains and one influenza B strain) needed for the upcoming season. Such predictions have been over 90% accurate over the past decade. Crews should also be advised of the risk of rabies, even in encountering domestic animals anywhere outside the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia. However rabies vaccinations are not needed unless one is routinely handling domestic and feral animals, or has some reason to be exposed to bats. Finally, an annual influenza vaccination is strongly encouraged to prevent morbidity and lost time. The most common illness affecting all crew, tourists and businesspeople alike, is travelers' diarrhea. In some locations up to 50% of travelers are afflicted. All persons should be educated in the basics of food sanitation. Avoid buying food from street venders. Fluids should be in the form of bottled or carbonated drinks. Vegetables and all meats should be fully cooked to help prevent travelers' diarrhea. It can be prevented by limiting intake of unsanitary food and water, but these precautions are imperfect. Some antibiotics, such as ciprofloxin, reduce the incidence of travelers' diarrhea, but strains resistant to ciprofloxin are appearing. Travelers' diarrhea is caused by fecal contamination involving a multiplicity of agents, including E. coli, Salmonella, Vibrio parahaemolyticus, Campylobacter jejuni, and Yersinia. It usually responds to symptomatic treatment. Fluid replenishment is critical. Antidiarrheal agents include loperamide (Immodium), kaolin/pectin (Kaopectate) and bismuth subsalycilate (Pepto-Bismol). The bloody diarrhea of Shigellae dysentery requires medical attention. Giardiasis is a major problem for travelers to countries of the former Soviet Union as well as back country travelers in North America. Water sanitation rules should be followed to prevent this; metronidazole (Flagyl®) remains the drug of choice for treatment. Travelers should carry a small medical kit containing acceptable medications to treat or prevent such illness, particularly if there are no crew replacements are readily available. Use of insect repellants, particularly those containing DEET (for example, OFF), are advised for outdoor activities in the tropics. Consideration of sexually transmitted diseases and their prevention must also be addressed. For the tropics, crews should also be reminded of the use of appropriate sunscreens. Recreational activities of swimming in freshwater lakes, streams and canals can be very hazardous due to infectious diseases, pollution and the occasional crocodile; crews should simply be directed to avoid this activity. All these can be presented in a pamphlet handed out to crews. A travel kit recommended by the Consumers' Union includes the following ideas: +------------------------------------------+---------------------------+ \| Medications \| First Aid Supplies \| +------------------------------------------+---------------------------+ \| Antibiotics for diarrhea & respiratory \| Bandages \| \| infection\* \| \| \| \| Gauze \| \| Antibiotic ointment for cuts and \| \| \| abrasions. \| Tape \| \| \| \| \| Hydrocortisone cream for bug bites \| Elastic bandage \| \| \| \| \| Anti-diarrhea drug \| Sunscreen \| \| \| \| \| Antihistamine \| Thermometer \| \| \| \| \| Motion-sickness drugs \| Spare eyeglasses and \| \| \| eyeglass prescription \| \| Analgesic/anti-inflammatory drug \| \| \| \| \| \| Acetaminophen \| \| \| \| \| \| Sleeping medication \| \| \| \| \| \| Oral rehydration salts \| \| +------------------------------------------+---------------------------+ \Subject to physician review. Outbreaks of illness need surveillance and attention. For an immediate update, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Travelers Health Advisory, should be consulted on the World Wide Web at www.cdc.gov.* In some countries, national health insurance provides care to citizens, with noncitizens receiving financial billing. It is a good idea for the traveler to have a list of accessible physicians and health care providers who are fluent in English, if that is not the local language. Commercial carriers will have local station managers who are responsible for coordinating care for flight crew. For charter flights, off-station landings and layovers, English speaking providers may be identified through consultations with additional sources such as the local embassy or consulate, and agencies dealing with travel medicine. Hotel concierges and some credit card companies may also be an additional resource. In addition, the U. S. State Department has a web site at www.state.gov. If there are special environmental demands, flight crews should be briefed in advance to prepare for extremes of weather and climate or seasonal changes. For example, crews flying into Saudi Arabia in the summer should be briefed about specific measures they will need to take in order to tolerate the extremely hot and dry environment. Arid conditions will require significantly increased hydration, necessitating drinking up to a liter of water per hour. Moscow in the late spring is *puhk* season, when the cottonwoods inundate the city in a soft, white snowstorm that is notorious for triggering allergy and asthma attacks. Very high altitude airports, such as Kennedy Field at La Paz, Bolivia at over 12,000 ft, will necessitate crew using oxygen to perform their preflight inspection and during checklist and engine start procedures, until the cabin is pressurized. Tropical and sunny climates need sunscreens with an SPF of 15 or higher. Travel guides such as Fodor's can provide helpful information regarding these issues. There are local customs to be observed, and flight crews should be specifically briefed, if possible, as to current events and NOTAMS. As an example, the recent foot and mouth disease outbreak in England resulted in passengers and crew of commercial airliners being forced to walk through disinfectant solutions upon arrival at their destination in some countries. Flight crews should be aware of the local taboos and sensibilities. Taking multiple copies of a Bible into the People's Republic of China may be interpreted by the local officials as impermissible political activity. Likewise, a flight attendant who brought a large number of computer chips into Egypt in his personal luggage was arrested by the customs authorities for smuggling as well as terminated by his company for commercial use of his private carryon luggage. ![](media/image2.jpeg){width="5.998611111111111in" height="3.8152777777777778in"} Bioterrorism drill Finally, the local political situation should be assessed. Periodically, the U.S. State Department publishes local threat assessments and risk of terrorist attack. Certain airports are at much greater risk for terrorist activity. Corporate plans should be in place and developed for responding to terrorist attacks and threats, including the rising threat of bioterrorism. Smallpox vaccinations became available as of January 27, 2003 to first responders and those at risk under the Homeland Security Act, in recognition of the increased risk of terrorist activity. References: CDC, Health Information for International Travel, 2001-2002, U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, Atlanta, GA, 2001. Behrens RH. McAdam PWJ, Travel Medicine, Churchill Livingstone, New York, 1993 Consumer Reports Travel Letter, 19(1), 2003. Moser RJr, White GL, Lewis-Younger CR, Preparing for expected bioterrorism attacks, Military Medicine, 166, 5:369-74, 2001. Parmet AJ, Cimrmancic MA. Operations in Foreign Countries. In Occupational Medicine: State of the Art Reviews: The Aviation Industry, Kendall Green, Ed., Hanley & Belfus, Philadelphia, 2002, Vol 17, No 2. 5.2 Global Endemic Areas and Recommended Immunizations/Vaccines for Travelers Describe the most prevalent communicable diseases around the world and identify endemic areas Recommended immunizations/vaccines for passengers Recommended immunizations/vaccines for crew members Describe the most common acute infectious and non-infectious medical problems that affect travelers International travel requirements are relatively straightforward. The only internationally required vaccination for travel is yellow fever for travel to and from the countries in the yellow fever endemic zones of Africa and South America. In general, the African zone is Sub-Saharan Africa from Senegal and The Gambia on the west coast to Sudan and Ethiopia on the east coast and as far south as Angola, Zambia, and Tanzania. In South America, the yellow fever zone includes Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guyana. Countries sometimes impose their own vaccination requirements, for example, Saudi Arabia requires travelers arriving for the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina to have immunizations for meningococcal meningitis. Flight crew who remain confined to the international airport need not meet this requirement. Meningococcal vaccination is also recommended for travelers to the "Meningitis Belt", which runs across central Africa from The Gambia to Ethiopia, as well as the subcontinent of India. Additional vaccinations, however, are often strongly advised, depending on the area of travel. These include hepatitis A & B, typhoid, polio, and diphtheria/tetanus. For travel almost anywhere outside North America, Western Europe, or Australia, the hepatitis A vaccination series is important, because flight crews are frequently over night in local hotels and may visit food establishments where sanitation cannot be assured. Travelers who will have prolonged stays of 30 days or longer should also consider hepatitis A vaccination. Advisories for Typhoid fever immunization exist for a similar geographic area. Because of the potential of diphtheria and polio in Africa, Eastern Europe and all of Asia (with the exception of Japan), booster immunizations every ten years are advised. Japanese encephalitis immunization should be considered for rural travel in the Indian subcontinent as well as rural Southeast Asia and Indonesia, especially during epidemics. ![](media/image1.jpeg){width="3.125in" height="2.1770833333333335in"} Culex pipens, one of many mosquito vectors Extended travel and prolonged layovers in areas at risk for malaria include the entire tropical world of Central and South America, Africa, much of Oceana, and southern Asia. Before advising any traveler about malaria risks you should check the current conditions in the country of travel by consulting the CDC web site. This site, which has the "Yellow Book" of international travel diseases online, also lists the country-specific preferred prophylactic and therapeutic medications for malaria. Common oral prophylactic medications include mefloquine (Lariam), doxycycline, Malarone, and chloroquine (Aralen and Plaquenil). Oral prophylactic medications may be useful, but primary prevention of mosquito bites is the best course. This includes insect repellants, primarily DEET (N,N-diethylmetatoluamide) or permethrine, mosquito netting and window screens. Avoiding mosquito bites will also prevent yellow fever and dengue. Other vector-borne illness carried by flies, fleas, mites and ticks include lyme, typhus and onchocerciasis . The disinsection of aircraft is a controversial topic for two reasons. First, the basic reason behind disinsection is to kill disease carrying vectors, primarily mosquitoes, that may be unwanted stowaways. It is also intended to eliminate agricultural pests. The reasoning behind this has not been satisfactorily demonstrated as the ability of such vectors to travel by other means is apparent. The spread of foreign intruders into North America is evident with the introduction of Asian Tiger mosquitoes via tires and the South American Fire Ant in agricultural shipments. Still, disinsection is a requirement for aircraft entering some countries, but not the United States. The second issue is the concern over human health when cabins are sprayed with insecticides. The most commonly used agents are permethrines. These agents are minimally toxic to humans although topical allergies are common in plants that manufacture the chemicals. Permethrines are derived from the chrysanthemum flower and its pyrethrum components. There are allegations of "total body allergy" and other somatic complaints due to such exposures, but these claims have not been verified by objective means. The most common airborne transmissible disease is influenza. CDC and WHO conduct a worldwide monitoring program. The flu season is in the winter of each hemisphere, so by monitoring the southern hemisphere's flu strains, the next season's potential agents can be predicted for the northern hemisphere. Using this program, CDC predicts, and vaccine manufactures make, the annual trivalent vaccine (two influenza A strains and one influenza B strain) needed for the upcoming season. Such predictions have been over 90% accurate over the past decade. Crews should also be advised of the risk of rabies, even in encountering domestic animals anywhere outside the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia. However rabies vaccinations are not needed unless one is routinely handling domestic and feral animals, or has some reason to be exposed to bats. Finally, an annual influenza vaccination is strongly encouraged to prevent morbidity and lost time. The most common illness affecting all crew, tourists and businesspeople alike, is travelers' diarrhea. In some locations up to 50% of travelers are afflicted. All persons should be educated in the basics of food sanitation. Avoid buying food from street venders. Fluids should be in the form of bottled or carbonated drinks. Vegetables and all meats should be fully cooked to help prevent travelers' diarrhea. It can be prevented by limiting intake of unsanitary food and water, but these precautions are imperfect. Some antibiotics, such as ciprofloxin, reduce the incidence of travelers' diarrhea, but strains resistant to ciprofloxin are appearing. Travelers' diarrhea is caused by fecal contamination involving a multiplicity of agents, including E. coli, Salmonella, Vibrio parahaemolyticus, Campylobacter jejuni, and Yersinia. It usually responds to symptomatic treatment. Fluid replenishment is critical. Antidiarrheal agents include loperamide (Immodium), kaolin/pectin (Kaopectate) and bismuth subsalycilate (Pepto-Bismol). The bloody diarrhea of Shigellae dysentery requires medical attention. Giardiasis is a major problem for travelers to countries of the former Soviet Union as well as back country travelers in North America. Water sanitation rules should be followed to prevent this; metronidazole (Flagyl®) remains the drug of choice for treatment. Travelers should carry a small medical kit containing acceptable medications to treat or prevent such illness, particularly if there are no crew replacements are readily available. Use of insect repellants, particularly those containing DEET (for example, OFF), are advised for outdoor activities in the tropics. Consideration of sexually transmitted diseases and their prevention must also be addressed. For the tropics, crews should also be reminded of the use of appropriate sunscreens. Recreational activities of swimming in freshwater lakes, streams and canals can be very hazardous due to infectious diseases, pollution and the occasional crocodile; crews should simply be directed to avoid this activity. All these can be presented in a pamphlet handed out to crews. A travel kit recommended by the Consumers' Union includes the following ideas: +------------------------------------------+---------------------------+ \| Medications \| First Aid Supplies \| +------------------------------------------+---------------------------+ \| Antibiotics for diarrhea & respiratory \| Bandages \| \| infection\* \| \| \| \| Gauze \| \| Antibiotic ointment for cuts and \| \| \| abrasions. \| Tape \| \| \| \| \| Hydrocortisone cream for bug bites \| Elastic bandage \| \| \| \| \| Anti-diarrhea drug \| Sunscreen \| \| \| \| \| Antihistamine \| Thermometer \| \| \| \| \| Motion-sickness drugs \| Spare eyeglasses and \| \| \| eyeglass prescription \| \| Analgesic/anti-inflammatory drug \| \| \| \| \| \| Acetaminophen \| \| \| \| \| \| Sleeping medication \| \| \| \| \| \| Oral rehydration salts \| \| +------------------------------------------+---------------------------+ \Subject to physician review. Outbreaks of illness need surveillance and attention. For an immediate update, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Travelers Health Advisory, should be consulted on the World Wide Web at www.cdc.gov.* In some countries, national health insurance provides care to citizens, with noncitizens receiving financial billing. It is a good idea for the traveler to have a list of accessible physicians and health care providers who are fluent in English, if that is not the local language. Commercial carriers will have local station managers who are responsible for coordinating care for flight crew. For charter flights, off-station landings and layovers, English speaking providers may be identified through consultations with additional sources such as the local embassy or consulate, and agencies dealing with travel medicine. Hotel concierges and some credit card companies may also be an additional resource. In addition, the U. S. State Department has a web site at www.state.gov. If there are special environmental demands, flight crews should be briefed in advance to prepare for extremes of weather and climate or seasonal changes. For example, crews flying into Saudi Arabia in the summer should be briefed about specific measures they will need to take in order to tolerate the extremely hot and dry environment. Arid conditions will require significantly increased hydration, necessitating drinking up to a liter of water per hour. Moscow in the late spring is *puhk* season, when the cottonwoods inundate the city in a soft, white snowstorm that is notorious for triggering allergy and asthma attacks. Very high altitude airports, such as Kennedy Field at La Paz, Bolivia at over 12,000 ft, will necessitate crew using oxygen to perform their preflight inspection and during checklist and engine start procedures, until the cabin is pressurized. Tropical and sunny climates need sunscreens with an SPF of 15 or higher. Travel guides such as Fodor's can provide helpful information regarding these issues. There are local customs to be observed, and flight crews should be specifically briefed, if possible, as to current events and NOTAMS. As an example, the recent foot and mouth disease outbreak in England resulted in passengers and crew of commercial airliners being forced to walk through disinfectant solutions upon arrival at their destination in some countries. Flight crews should be aware of the local taboos and sensibilities. Taking multiple copies of a Bible into the People's Republic of China may be interpreted by the local officials as impermissible political activity. Likewise, a flight attendant who brought a large number of computer chips into Egypt in his personal luggage was arrested by the customs authorities for smuggling as well as terminated by his company for commercial use of his private carryon luggage. ![](media/image2.jpeg){width="5.998611111111111in" height="3.8152777777777778in"} Bioterrorism drill Finally, the local political situation should be assessed. Periodically, the U.S. State Department publishes local threat assessments and risk of terrorist attack. Certain airports are at much greater risk for terrorist activity. Corporate plans should be in place and developed for responding to terrorist attacks and threats, including the rising threat of bioterrorism. Smallpox vaccinations became available as of January 27, 2003 to first responders and those at risk under the Homeland Security Act, in recognition of the increased risk of terrorist activity. References: CDC, Health Information for International Travel, 2001-2002, U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, Atlanta, GA, 2001. Behrens RH. McAdam PWJ, Travel Medicine, Churchill Livingstone, New York, 1993 Consumer Reports Travel Letter, 19(1), 2003. Moser RJr, White GL, Lewis-Younger CR, Preparing for expected bioterrorism attacks, Military Medicine, 166, 5:369-74, 2001. Parmet AJ, Cimrmancic MA. Operations in Foreign Countries. In Occupational Medicine: State of the Art Reviews: The Aviation Industry, Kendall Green, Ed., Hanley & Belfus, Philadelphia, 2002, Vol 17, No 2.	en
converted_docs	274291	NATIONAL OCEANIC and ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION Environmental Manual Table of Contents Synopsis 9-ii Procurement Checklist 9-iii 9 PROCUREMENT 9-1 9.1 Purpose and Scope 9-1 9.2 Definitions 9-1 9.3 Acronyms 9-2 9.4 Regulatory Requirements 9-2 9.5 Executive Orders 9-3 9.6 Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines 9-3 9.7 NOAA Policy 9-4 9.8 Line Office Policies 9-4 9.9 Additional Resources 9-5 9.10 Responsibilities 9-5 9.11 References 9-7 ATTACHMENT A 9-A-1 EPA's Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines 9-A-1 9 PROCUREMENT Synopsis The purpose of this section is to provide guidelines for NOAA supervisors and employees who purchase goods and services required for the operation of the facility or workstation. The section applies to all NOAA facilities, work sites and employees and NOAA contractors who work on NOAA sites. [Initial Implementation Requirements:]{.underline} C Determine Which Items Purchased Are Listed in the EPA Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines List (9.6 and Attachment A) S Ensure products purchased meet the comprehensive procurement guidelines (CPG) (9.6) S Inform all affected NOAA employees of the requirements and reasons for the program [Recurring and Annual Task Requirements]{.underline}: C Ensure All Purchases Comply with the CPG (9.6) Checklist --------------------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ 9 Procurement YES NO N/A 1\. Has a Designated Person been appointed? \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_ 2\. Does the facility, work site or ship have an \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_ established policy requiring employees to review the General Service Administration's Catalog of Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines Compliant Products or the Defense Logistic Agency's Environmental Products Catalog before purchasing any item? (9.6) --------------------------------------------------- ------------ ------------ ------------ 9 PROCUREMENT 9.1 Purpose and Scope > In performing its mission, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric > Administration (NOAA) requires the on-going purchase and use of many > different items. From "consumables" such as office paper, printer > cartridges and gasoline to items only used periodically during > maintenance activities (i.e. paint, fluorescent bulbs, services > contracted to apply pesticides, various types of oil and lubricants, > etc.), NOAA operations must consider more than just "cost" when > procuring items, materials and services to support NOAA mission > functions. This section describes the basis and purchasing guidelines > applicable to all NOAA facilities and work sites. 9.2 Definitions > [Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines]{.underline} (CPG) - the > mechanism through which EPA designates items as containing recycled > content, for purchase by Federal, State and local agencies or by > government contractors using appropriated Federal funds. > > [Designated Person]{.underline} - a NOAA employee designated by the > Facility Manager who is responsible for ensuring procurement > activities at the facility are conducted in accordance with Federal, > State and local laws as well as Presidential Executive Orders. > > [Designated Responsible Official]{.underline} (DRO) - the senior NOAA > official on-site. This official has authority over operations or > activities which are subject to environmental and worker safety > statutes. The responsibility of the DROs is inherent in their position > and need not be formally designated or ascribed. > > [Facility Environmental Coordinator]{.underline} (FEC) -the individual > responsible for ensuring the activities carried out at a facility are > conducted in accordance with Federal, state and local environmental > regulations. Typically, each NOAA facility will have a designated FEC > who is also responsible for compliance with occupational safety and > health requirements. In the NWS, this individual is identified as the > Environmental and/or Safety Focal Point > > [Environmental Protection Agency]{.underline} (EPA) - governmental > agency responsible for the protection of our nation's environmental > resources. > > [Recovered Materials Advisory Notices]{.underline} (RMAN) - > periodically updated purchasing guidelines issued by the EPA. RMANs > recommend recycled-content levels and/or ranges to look for when > purchasing products and materials. 9.3 Acronyms Employed in this Section CPG - Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines DLA - Defense Logistics Agency DRO - Designated Responsible Official EPA - Environmental Protection Agency FEC - Facility Environmental Coordinator FEE - Federal Environmental Executive FSS - Federal Supply Service GSA - General Services Administration NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NWS - National Weather Service RCRA - Resource Conservation and Recovery Act RMAN - Recovered Materials Advisory Notices 9.4 Regulatory Requirements 9.4.1 Federal Legislation > Under Subtitle F - Federal Responsibilities of the Resource > Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), "each agency must comply with > the requirements set forth by the law in regard to any purchase or > acquisition of a procurement item." The law advocates the designation > and use of items that are or can be produced with recovered materials. > To help agencies fulfill this requirement, the Comprehensive > Procurement Guideline (CPG) Program was developed by the Environmental > Protection Agency (EPA). RCRA defines criteria that are to be > considered when designating items as being produced with recovered > materials. Consideration is to be given to: a\. the availability of such items b\. the impact of the procurement of such items by procuring agencies on the volume of solid waste which must be treated, stored or disposed c\. the economic and technological feasibility of producing and using other items d\. other uses for such recovered materials. > Once a recycled content product is designated by EPA, procuring > agencies are required to purchase it with the highest percentage of > recovered material content level practicable. > > RCRA also stipulates that when procuring agencies write or review > specifications for their required items, they eliminate any language > that excludes recovered materials and require the use of recovered > materials to the maximum extent possible. > > The EPA's CPG Program goes further to recommend practices to be > followed by agencies for buying these products. 9.5 Executive Orders 9.5.1 Executive Order 12873 - Federal Acquisition, Recycling and Waste Prevention > The President, in signing this order, directed Federal agencies to > implement acquisition programs aimed at encouraging new technologies > and building markets for environmentally preferable and recycled > products. All agencies are directed to review and revise their > specifications, product descriptions and standards to foster this > change. Agencies will also set goals for waste prevention and > acquisition of recycled products. This order was superceded by the following order. 9.5.2 Executive Order 13101 - Greening the Government Through Waste Prevention, Recycling and Federal Acquisition > Signed on September 14, 1998, this Executive Order puts more teeth > into the concepts introduced in Executive Order 12873. It asks > executive agencies to work to increase and expand markets for > recovered materials through greater Federal Government preference and > demand for such products. The Order imposes an implementation strategy > that will hold Federal Agencies increasingly accountable for what they > buy. The order requires the agencies to set recycling goals, creates a > steering committee to oversee implementation and currently mandates > the purchase of printing and writing paper with a minimum recycled > content. > > The order requires each agency to make an annual report to the Federal > Environmental Executive (FEE) about their compliance status with this > order. To ensure compliance, the order further directs the EPA to also > report to the FEE the results of its inspections of the agencies. The > FEE is then required to prepare a biennial report to the President on > the progress under this order. 9.6 Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines > The Comprehensive Procurement Guideline Program as authorized by > Congress under Section 6002 of RCRA, is one of EPA's efforts to > promote the use of materials recovered from solid waste. These > guidelines are found in 40 CFR 247. In 1995, the EPA issued the first > CPG which covered EPA's original five (5) procurement guidelines and > added 19 products. As required by Executive Order 13101, the EPA is > required to promulgate amendments to the CPG every two (2) years. The > first update to the CPG (CPG II) in 1997 designated 12 additional > items and the second update (CPG III) in 2000 designated 18 items. See > Attachment A for a listing of designated items by category. The EPA's > website on the Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines (CPG) contains a > description for each product listed as well as EPA's recommended > recycled-content ranges, manufacturers, vendors and suppliers for each > item. The General Services Administration (GSA) has prepared a catalog > of CPG Compliant Products. See 9.9, Additional Resources, for a > website reference. > > As technology and market conditions change, new items and/or increases > in the levels of recovered materials content become available, the EPA > will promulgate Recovered Materials Advisory Notices (RMAN) to update > the listed items in the CPG. > > For products that have been designated, agencies must buy those > products which contain recycled content as long as they are available, > they meet the performance needs of the agency and they are > cost-competitive. 9.7 NOAA Policy (Reserved) 9.8 Line Office Policies a. NESDIS Policy (Reserved) b. NMF Policy (Reserved) c. NOS Policy (Reserved) d. NWS Policy (Reserved) e. OAR Policy (Reserved) f. OMAO Policy (Reserved) 9.9 Additional Resources > The following organizations have environmentally-preferable products > and services referenced on their websites. C U.S. General Services Administration. Federal Supply Service (GSA/FSS) www.fss.gsa.gov/environ > The U.S. General Services Administration, Federal Supply Service has > introduced many products into its supply system that have recycled > content, offer energy and/or water savings or that have been > reformulated to be less environmentally detrimental. This site > includes product descriptions, ordering information, information for > prospective vendors and more. You can also access [GSA > Advantage!]{.underline}, GSA's on-line ordering system to order any > GSA product. C CPG-Compliant Products and Other Recycled Content Products www.gsa-CPG Compliant Products and Other Recycled Content Products.htm > This on-line catalog identifies CPG-compliant products available > through GSA. NOAA personnel who purchase these products should review > this list to determine what is available. C Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) www.dscr.dla.mil/products/epa/eppcat.htm > The Defense Logistics Agency's Environmental Products Catalog > includes information on several CPG-designated items including > re-refined lubricating oil, recycled plastic lumber and > remanufactured/recycled laser printer toner cartridges. This site > provides products and ordering information for these and other > environmental products. C Other DLA Catalogs www.dscr.dla.mil/catalogs/catalog.htm > This page identifies product catalogs with on-line ordering > capabilities and includes a link for a catalog for batteries and motor > oil. []{.mark} 9.10 Responsibilities 9.10.1 [NOAA Headquarters]{.underline} a\. The NOAA Environmental/Safety Office shall perform an annual assessment of the NOAA headquarters facilities to ensure that the facilities are in compliance with this section. b\. The NOAA Environmental/Safety Office shall periodically perform an assessment of the regional headquarters and field offices to ensure compliance with this section. The frequency of these regional and field office assessments shall be determined by the NOAA Environmental/Safety Office. c\. Requests for clarification concerning this section shall be directed to the NOAA Environmental/Safety Office. 9.10.2 [Regional or Operating Unit Environmental/Safety Coordinator]{.underline} a\. Shall monitor and coordinate to promote compliance with the requirements of this procedure for the regional headquarters and field offices or operating units. b\. Shall ensure that procedures are developed at regional headquarters or operating unit facilities. c\. Shall assist regional headquarters and field offices or operating units in locating and assessing environmentally-preferable products. d\. Shall perform an annual assessment of the regional headquarters facilities or operating unit to monitor and promote compliance with the requirements of this section. e\. Shall perform assessments or designate personnel to perform assessments of all field offices to monitor and promote compliance with the requirements of the section. 9.10.3 [Designated Responsible Official]{.underline} a\. Shall have oversight over the implementation of this section and ensure that the requirements of this section are followed by individuals at the NOAA facility. b\. Shall ensure that sufficient personnel and funding are available to enable compliance with all applicable requirements of this section. c\. Shall review or delegate review of this section on an annual basis to ensure that the facility is complying with its requirements. Confirmation of this review shall be forwarded to the Regional or Operating Unit Environmental/Safety Coordinator. 9.10.4 [Facility Environmental Coordinator, Environmental and/or Safety Focal Point]{.underline} [or Designated Person]{.underline} a\. Shall ensure any tasks delegated to them by the Designated Responsible Official are implemented in accordance with the requirements of this section. 9.10.5 [Employees]{.underline} a\. Individual employees affected by this section are required to read, understand and comply with the requirements of this section. b\. Report all violations of the requirements of this section to their supervisor or Environmental Focal Point. 9.11 References [Incorporated References]{.underline} > The following list of references is incorporated as a whole or in part > into this section. These references can provide additional explanation > or guidance for the implementation of this section. 9.11.1 3 CFR Presidential Executive Order 13101, September 14, 1998, "Greening the Government Through Waste Prevention, Recycling, and Federal Acquisition" U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 9.11.2 40 CFR 247 Comprehensive procurement guideline for products containing recovered materials 9.11.3 http://www.epa.gov/cpg/products.htm > This website contains a brief description for each of the designated > products listed in EPA's CPG Program. Additional information on > recycled content ranges and suppliers is available for viewing. Attachment A to Section 9 - Procurement EPA's Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines +-------------------------------------+--------------------------------+ \| Construction Products \| Proposed: \| \| \| \| \| Designated: \| Cement and Concrete \| \| \| containing: \| \| Building insulation products \| \| \| \| -Cenospheres \| \| Carpet \| \| \| \| -Silica fume \| \| Carpet cushion \| \| \| \| Modular threshold ramps \| \| Cement and concrete containing: \| \| \| \| Nonpressure pipe \| \| -Coal fly ash \| \| \| \| Nylon carpet and nylon carpet \| \| -Ground granulated blast furnace \| \| \| slag \| backing \| \| \| \| \| Consolidated and reprocessed latex \| Roofing materials \| \| paint \| \| \| \| \| \| Floor tiles \| \| \| \| \| \| Flowable fill \| \| \| \| \| \| Laminated paperboard \| \| \| \| \| \| Patio blocks \| \| \| \| \| \| Railroad grade crossing surfaces \| \| \| \| \| \| Shower and restroom \| \| \| dividers/partitions \| \| \| \| \| \| Structural fiberboard \| \| +-------------------------------------+--------------------------------+ \| Landscaping Products \| Proposed: \| \| \| \| \| Designated: \| None at this time. \| \| \| \| \| Garden and soaker hoses \| \| \| \| \| \| Hydraulic mulch \| \| \| \| \| \| Plastic lumber landscaping timbers \| \| \| \| \| \| and posts \| \| \| \| \| \| Lawn and garden edging \| \| \| \| \| \| Compost made from yard trimmings \| \| \| \| \| \| or food waste \| \| +-------------------------------------+--------------------------------+ \| Nonpaper Office Products \| Proposed: \| \| \| \| \| Designated: \| Office furniture \| \| \| \| \| Binders, clipboards, file folders, \| \| \| clip \| \| \| \| \| \| portfolios, and presentation \| \| \| folders \| \| \| \| \| \| Office recycling containers \| \| \| \| \| \| Office waste receptacles \| \| \| \| \| \| Plastic desktop accessories \| \| \| \| \| \| Plastic envelopes \| \| \| \| \| \| Plastic trash bags \| \| \| \| \| \| Printer ribbons \| \| \| \| \| \| Toner cartridges \| \| +-------------------------------------+--------------------------------+ +-------------------------------------+--------------------------------+ \| Paper and Paper Products \| Proposed: \| \| \| \| \| Designated: \| None at this time \| \| \| \| \| Commercial/industrial sanitary \| \| \| tissue products \| \| \| \| \| \| Miscellaneous papers \| \| \| \| \| \| Newsprint \| \| \| \| \| \| Paperboard and packaging products \| \| \| \| \| \| Printing and writing papers \| \| +-------------------------------------+--------------------------------+ \| Park and Recreation Products \| Proposed: \| \| \| \| \| Designated: \| None at this time. \| \| \| \| \| Park benches and picnic tables \| \| \| \| \| \| Plastic fencing \| \| \| \| \| \| Playground equipment \| \| \| \| \| \| Playground surfaces \| \| \| \| \| \| Running tracks \| \| +-------------------------------------+--------------------------------+ \| Transportation Products \| Proposed: \| \| \| \| \| Designated: \| None at this time. \| \| \| \| \| Channelizers \| \| \| \| \| \| Delineators \| \| \| \| \| \| Flexible delineators \| \| \| \| \| \| Parking stops \| \| \| \| \| \| Traffic barricades \| \| \| \| \| \| Traffic cones \| \| +-------------------------------------+--------------------------------+ \| Vehicular Products \| Proposed: \| \| \| \| \| Designated: \| Rebuilt vehicular parts \| \| \| \| \| Engine coolants \| Tires \| \| \| \| \| Re-refined lubricating oils \| \| \| \| \| \| Retread tires \| \| +-------------------------------------+--------------------------------+ \| Miscellaneous Products \| Proposed: \| \| \| \| \| Designated: \| Bike racks \| \| \| \| \| Awards and plaques \| Blasting grit \| \| \| \| \| Industrial drums \| \| \| \| \| \| Mats \| \| \| \| \| \| Pallets \| \| \| \| \| \| Signage \| \| \| \| \| \| Sorbents \| \| \| \| \| \| Manual-grade strapping \| \| +-------------------------------------+--------------------------------+	en
markdown	542910	# Presentation: 542910 ## Agent technology Enabling communication among tools and data Thomas E. Potok Collaborative Technologies Group Leader Computer Science and Mathematics Division Oak Ridge National Laboratory Mladen Vouk Professor of Computer Science Technical Director of the NC State Center for Advanced Computing and Communications North Carolina State University ## Agent Technology Trend Tim Berners-Lee – “The Semantic Web... will open up the knowledge and workings of humankind to meaningful analysis by software agents, providing a new class of tools by which we can live, work and learn together” “The Semantic Web” *Scientific American* 5/2001 ## Successful Projects - Knowledge-based Computer Systems Calibration - Knowledge-based Systems for Constructability - Neural Nets for Material Mix Optimization - Knowledge-based Systems - Manufacturing Advisors - Neural Nets for Spring-back Prediction - Neural Nets for Resistance. Spot Welding - Neural Nets for Recovery Boiler Control - Neural Nets for Bankruptcy Prediction - Collaborative Decision Support System - Genetic Algorithms for Chemical Synthesis - Design and Analysis of Computer Experiments - Collaborative Design System - Manufacturing Emulation Agent System - Supply Chain Management Agent System - We have extensive expertise in agent development - Began working with agent technologies in 1980s - Over 10 successful projects within the last 5 years - Collaborations with leading agent experts - 1985 - 1990 - 1995 - 2000 VIPAR Knowledge Discovery ## What are Agents? ...Software entities that *assist people and act on their behalf - IBM* ...Software “robots” - Agent - Technology - _Goal-driven_ - have a purpose and - act in accordance with - that purpose until it is - fulfilled - _Communicative_ - able to interact and - communicate with - users and other agents - _Proactive_ - detect changes in their - environment and react - to those in a timely manner - by answering to events - and initiating actions - _Autonomous_ - can have control over their own actions and be able to work and launch actions independent of the user or other actors - _Learning_ - have the ability to - learn from experiences - in their environment - State - Traditional - Software Object - Behavior ## Typical Agent Architecture - Legacy - Databases - Legacy - Software - LEARNING - LAYER Typical Agent Architecture - OPERATING SYSTEM - INFRASTRUCTURE (e.g., Java Virtual Machine) - LOCAL - MODEL - (Domain KB, - Ontologies) - COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL LAYER - (Multicast, Directed Communication) - LINGUISTIC LAYER - (Message Syntax and Semantics) - SOCIAL MODEL - (Interaction rules, Conversation Management) - MULTIAGENT APPLICATION - (Agent-User Interface, Conversation Interface) - INFERENCE - ENGINE - (Decision - Support - Models) - HARDWARE ## Current Agent Funding NSF: Division of Information and Intelligent Systems Division of Electrical and Communications Systems Computation and Social Systems Knowledge and Cognitive Systems Control, Networks, and Computational Intelligence (CNCI) DARPA: Information Technology Office Control of Agent-Based Systems (CoABS) DARPA Agent Mark Up Language (DAML) Taskable Agent Software Kit (TASK) Office of Naval Research: Information, Electronics & Surveillance Intelligent Systems Others include: NASA, Army, Air force, Office of the Secretary of Defense, NIST, ... ## Simple Agent Example - Agent, - find me the book - “War and Peace,” - and I need it - tomorrow - Does the - agent understand - buying books? - Form a plan - to buy the - book - Execute the - plan *Amazon* *Barnes and* *Nobel* *B. Dalton* *Library* 2 Days $18.50 1 Day $21.75 1 Day $20.25 1 Day Free *eBay* 1 Day $12.50 - Agent - Communities - Dedicated - Agents ## VIPAR Project – US Pacific Command Analysts Search 20-30 papers a day Manually find the articles on internet Manually organizing the articles - Inside China - Russia Today - Jakarta Post - NEA - SEA - Oceania Unorganized Newspaper Articles Analysts Organized Results ## New Intelligent Agent Approach - Inside China - Russia Today - Jakarta Post Retrieval Agents Vector Perturbation Clustering “Knowledge Bins” - Economy - Military - Political Analysts Intelligent Agent ## Oak Ridge Mobile Agent Community (ORMAC) - Machine A - Machine B - Agent Host X - Agent Host Y - Agent Host Z - Agent Context - Agent 1 - Agent Context - Agent 2 - Agent Context - Agent 3 - Communication Allows agents to be transmitted and received among machines. Agents can also interact with systems and agents that are not part of the community. Agents uses the Foundation for Intelligent Physical Agent (FIPA) compliant agent control language (ACL) messages. ## VIPAR Architecture - Ontologies - Multi-agent System Built on - ORMAC Framework - Dynamic Vector - Space Models - Conversion from - HTML to XML ## Clustering: A Simple Example 2. Terms Dictionary 1. Original and Parsed Documents 7. Phylips tree representation 3. Vector Space Model 4. Document Similarity 6. Agglomerative Hierarchical Clustering - Agglomerative - Divisive - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 6 - 7 - 8 5. Euclidean Distance ## VIPAR Knowledge Management Same result, easier to “see” - Wen Ho Lee - Wen Ho Lee Spends First Day Savoring Home Delights - Clinton Calls For Review Of Lee Secrets Case - Clinton Concerned Over Lee Case - Reno On Defensive - Asian-Americans Demand White House Action on Lee - Lee Case Points up Scientists' Attitude on Security - India and Pakistan - India and Pakistan: Troubled relations - Troops die in Kashmir clashes - IAEA Meeting - IAEA Supports Putin Nuclear Power Initiative - China Rejects Moves to Tighten Regulation of Nuclear Materials - U.S. China Trade - U.S. China Trade Vote Milestone on Rocky Road - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - Wen Ho Lee - India/Pakistan - IAEA Meeting - US China Trade ## Endorsements US Pacific Command’s CINC Admiral Blair “A tremendously successful project” “Software agents ... lead to substantially improved analytical products.” US Pacific Command’s Science and Technology Advisor “hit a grand slam home run!” “first time we've seen information discovery and knowledge management software working here at HQ USCINCPAC operationally.” ## How agents can work for scientific data ## Astrophysics simulation of temperature and tangential velocities - Visualization created by Ross Toedte ## Hypothetical Scenario - Astrophysics - Simulation - Probe - Dynamic - Clustering - HPSS - MPI-IO Full Data Reduced Data Clustered Data - Stripe - Analysis - Astrophysics - Data - Agent - Clustering - Agent - Binning - Sampling - Data - Reduction - Agent - Parallel - IO Agent - Storage - Agent ## Example A1: REQUEST All: Dimensionality Reduction FORMAT: HDF5 XML TYPE: Climate A2: REPLY A1: Dimensionality Reduction FORMAT: HDF5 TYPE: General A3: REPLY A1: Dimensionality Reduction FORMAT: ASCII TYPE: Physics - A1: REQUEST All: Conversion FORMAT: HDF5 XML to HDF5 TYPE: any - A4: REPLY A1: Conversion FORMAT: HDF5 XML to HDF5 TYPE: Nuclear - A5: REPLY A1: Conversion FORMAT: HDF5 XML to HDF4 XML TYPE: any A1: PERFORM A4: Conversion FORMAT: HDF5 XML to HDF5 DATA: D1 - A4: RESULT A1: Conversion FORMAT: HDF5 XML to HDF5 Data: R1 A1: PERFORM A2: Dimensionality Reduction FORMAT: HDF5 Data: R1 A2: RESULTS A1: Dimensionality Reduction FORMAT: HDF5 Data: R2 - Scientist: What if we reduce the data? - Agent whiteboard - SDM Agent Community - A1 - A2 - A3 - A4 - A5 ## Year 1 Deliverables Generic scientific data ontology Current framework supports a standard FIPA message ACL Need for agents to be able understand and interact with scientific data Data centric? Tool centric? Analysis centric? ## Year 1 Deliverables continued Generic data and model agents for data mining and discovery of access patterns Define general case agents that can be adapted to work with Specific data types Specific tools Establish network-based software configuration, management and distribution site ## Summary Intelligent agents are a significant future technology direction We have a significant progression of deployed agent systems and research to our credit We have ringing endorsements regarding the success of our systems and research We look forward to the next steps... ## Slide 22 ## How to use agents? We do not what to redo what you have already done!!! We want to supply the data communication protocols so that scientists can use your tools more effectively Java based, FIPA compliant	en
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converted_docs	773471	+--------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ \| Radiocommunication Study Groups \| ![]( \| \| \| media/image1.png){width \| \| \| ="1.9270833333333333in" \| \| \| height="0.8125in"} \| +--------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ \| \| \| +--------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ \| \| \| +--------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ \| Source: Document 5-6/TEMP/27 \| Annex 8 to\ \| \| \| Document 5-6/53-E \| \| Subject: WRC-11 Agenda item 1.17, \| \| \| Resolution 749 (WRC-07), Circular Letter \| \| \| CA/171 \| \| +--------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ \| \| 19 November 2008 \| +--------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ \| \| English only \| +--------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ \| Annex 8 to Joint Task Group 5-6 Chairman's \| \| \| Report \| \| +--------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ \| Note from Chairman JTG 5-6 to chairman of \| \| \| Working Party 3K \| \| +--------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ \| Propagation models needed for use in \| \| \| sharing studies\ \| \| \| at UHF frequencies \| \| +--------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ At its second meeting held in Geneva 4-10 November 2008, JTG 5-6 discussed various aspects related to the sharing of mobile services with other services allocated on a primary basis in the band 790-862 MHz. Joint Task Group 5-6 has developed preliminary draft methodologies (including interference objectives) for sharing studies between the mobile service, on the one hand, and the terrestrial broadcasting, fixed and aeronautical radionavigation services, on the other hand, in the band 790‑862 MHz. Input contributions to JTG 5-6 suggested a propagation model based on elements of the ITU-R Recommendation P.1546-3 and the Okumura-Hata model (Report ITU-R SM.2028) to address sharing studies between the broadcasting and the mobile services (see Appendix A of Annex 1 of Document 5-6/53, Annex 7). Joint Task Group 5-6 kindly requests the advice of WP 3K on the appropriate propagation models to be used in sharing and compatibility studies between systems in the mobile service and systems of other services in the band 790-862 MHz. JTG 5-6 also kindly requests that WP 3K provides details on the most appropriate building penetration loss figures applicable to the band 790-862 MHz to allow the best unified approach to these sharing studies (see Tables 4.1 -- 4.3 and 4.6 -- 4.7 of Annex 1 of Document 5-6/53, Annex 7). Joint Task Group 5-6 would appreciate any comments WP 3K (or the WP 3K Chairman) can provide on these issues as soon as possible noting that JTG 5-6 must commence its sharing and compatibility studies in the near future so that preliminary results can be available at its next meeting to be held in Geneva, Switzerland, 11-15 May 2009. Joint Task Group 5-6 thanks WP 3K for its consideration of these matters. Status: For action Contact: Roland Beutler (JTG 5-6 SWG2 Chairman) Attachment: Document 5-6/53, Annex 7 (<http://www.itu.int/md/R07-JTG5.6-C-0053/en>)	en
all-txt-docs	071359	SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES -------- No. 96-110 -------- WASHINGTON, ET AL., PETITIONERS v. HAROLD GLUCKSBERG ET AL. ____ ON WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE NINTH CIRCUIT [June 26, 1997] JUSTICE SOUTER, concurring in the judgment. Three terminally ill individuals and four physicians who sometimes treat terminally ill patients brought this challenge to the Washington statute making it a crime "knowingly . . . [to] ai[d] another person to attempt suicide," Wash. Rev. Code S9A.36.060 (1994), claiming on behalf of both patients and physicians that it would violate substantive due process to enforce the statute against a doctor who acceded to a dying patient's request for a drug to be taken by the patient to commit suicide. The question is whether the statute sets up one of those "arbitrary impositions" or "purposeless restraints" at odds with the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Poe v. Ullman, 367 U. S. 497, 543 ___ _______ (1961) (Harlan, J., dissenting). I conclude that the statute's application to the doctors has not been shown to be unconstitutional, but I write separately to give my reasons for analyzing the substantive due process claims as I do, and for rejecting this one. I Although the terminally ill original parties have died during the pendency of this case, the four physicians 96-110 - CONCUR 2 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ who remain as respondents here (Ftnote. 1) continue to request declaratory and (Ftnote. 1) injunctive relief for their own benefit in discharging their obligations to other dying patients who request their help. (Ftnote. 2) See, e.g., Southern (Ftnote. 2) _____ ________ Pacific Terminal Co. v. ICC, 219 U. S. 498, 515 (1911) (question was capable of ____________________ ____ repetition yet evading review). The case reaches us on an order granting summary judgment, and we must take as true the undisputed allegations that each of the patients was mentally competent and terminally ill, and that each made a knowing and voluntary choice to ask a doctor to prescribe "medications . . . to be self-administered for the purpose of hastening . . . death." Complaint (para.)2.3. The State does not dispute that each faced a passage to death more agonizing both mentally and physically, and more protracted over time, than death by suicide with a physician's help, or that each would have chosen such a suicide for the sake of personal dignity, apart even from relief from pain. Each doctor in this case claims to encounter patients like the original plaintiffs who have died, that is, mentally competent, terminally ill, and seeking medical help in "the voluntary self-termination of life." Id., at ___ (para.)2.5-2.8. While there may be no unanimity on the physician's professional obligation in such circumstances, I accept here respondents' representation that providing such patients with prescriptions for drugs that go beyond pain relief to hasten death would, in these circumstances, be consistent with standards of medical practice. Hence, I take it to be true, as respondents say, that the Washington statute prevents the exercise of a physician's "best professional judgment to ____________________ 1) A nonprofit corporation known as Compassion in Dying was also a 1) plaintiff and appellee below but is not a party in this Court. 2) As I will indicate in some detail below, I see the challenge to the 2) statute not as facial but as-applied, and I understand it to be in narrower terms than those accepted by the Court. prescribe medications to [such] patients in dosages that would enable them to act to hasten their own deaths." Id., at (para.)2.6; see also App. 35-37, ___ 49-51, 55-57, 73-75. In their brief to this Court, the doctors claim not that they ought to have a right generally to hasten patients' imminent deaths, but only to help patients who have made "personal decisions regarding their own bodies, medical care, and, fundamentally, the future course of their lives," Brief for Respondents 12, and who have concluded responsibly and with substantial justification that the brief and anguished remainders of their lives have lost virtually all value to them. Respondents fully embrace the notion that the State must be free to impose reasonable regulations on such physician assistance to ensure that the patients they assist are indeed among the competent and terminally ill and that each has made a free and informed choice in seeking to obtain and use a fatal drug. Complaint (para.)3.2; App. 28-41. In response, the State argues that the interest asserted by the doctors is beyond constitutional recognition because it has no deep roots in our history and traditions. Brief for Petitioners 21-25. But even aside from that, without disputing that the patients here were competent and terminally ill, the State insists that recognizing the legitimacy of doctors' assistance of their patients as contemplated here would entail a number of adverse consequences that the Washington Legislature was entitled to forestall. The nub of this part of the State's argument is not that such patients are constitutionally undeserving of relief on their own account, but that any attempt to confine a right of physician assistance to the circumstances presented by these doctors is likely to fail. Id., at 34-35, 44-47. ____ First, the State argues that the right could not be confined to the terminally ill. Even assuming a fixed definition of that term, the State observes that it is not 96-110 - CONCUR 4 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ always possible to say with certainty how long a person may live. Id., at 34. ___ It asserts that "[t]here is no principled basis on which [the right] can be limited to the prescription of medication for terminally ill patients to administer to themselves" when the right's justifying principle is as broad as "`merciful termination of suffering.' " Id., at 45 (citing Y. Kamisar, Are Laws __ Against Assisted Suicide Unconstitutional?, Hastings Center Report 32, 36-37 (May-June 1993)). Second, the State argues that the right could not be confined to the mentally competent, observing that a person's competence cannot always be assessed with certainty, Brief for Petitioners 34, and suggesting further that no principled distinction is possible between a competent patient acting independently and a patient acting through a duly appointed and competent surrogate, id., at 46. Next, according to the State, such a right might entail __ a right to or at least merge in practice into "other forms of life-ending assistance," such as euthanasia. Id., at 46-47. Finally, the State believes ___ that a right to physician assistance could not easily be distinguished from a right to assistance from others, such as friends, family, and other health-care workers. Id., at 47. The State thus argues that recognition of the substantive ___ due process right at issue here would jeopardize the lives of others outside the class defined by the doctors' claim, creating risks of irresponsible suicides and euthanasia, whose dangers are concededly within the State's authority to address. II When the physicians claim that the Washington law deprives them of a right falling within the scope of liberty that the Fourteenth Amendment guarantees against denial without due process of law, (Ftnote. 3) they are not (Ftnote. 3) ____________________ 3) The doctors also rely on the Equal Protection Clause, but that source of 3) law does essentially nothing in a case like this that the Due Process Clause cannot do on its own. claiming some sort of procedural defect in the process through which the statute has been enacted or is administered. Their claim, rather, is that the State has no substantively adequate justification for barring the assistance sought by the patient and sought to be offered by the physician. Thus, we are dealing with a claim to one of those rights sometimes described as rights of substantive due process and sometimes as unenumerated rights, in view of the breadth and indeterminacy of the "due process" serving as the claim's textual basis. The doctors accordingly arouse the skepticism of those who find the Due Process Clause an unduly vague or oxymoronic warrant for judicial review of substantive state law, just as they also invoke two centuries of American constitutional practice in recognizing unenumerated, substantive limits on governmental action. Although this practice has neither rested on any single textual basis nor expressed a consistent theory (or, before Poe v. Ullman, a much articulated ___ ______ one), a brief overview of its history is instructive on two counts. The persistence of substantive due process in our cases points to the legitimacy of the modern justification for such judicial review found in Justice Harlan's dissent in Poe, (Ftnote. 4) on which I will dwell further on, while the ac- (Ftnote. 4) ___ ____________________ 4) The status of the Harlan dissent in Poe v. Ullman, 367 U. S. 497 (1961), 4) ___ _______ is shown by the Court's adoption of its result in Griswold v. Connecticut, 381 ________ ____________ U. S. 479 (1965), and by the Court's acknowledgment of its status and adoption of its reasoning in Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pa. v. Casey, 505 U. S. ______________________________________ ______ 833, 848-849 (1992). See also Youngberg v. Romeo, 457 U. S. 307, 320 (1982) _________ ______ (citing Justice Harlan's Poe dissent as authority for the requirement that this ___ Court balance "the liberty of the individual" and "the demands of an organized society"); Roberts v. United States Jaycees, 468 U. S. 609, 619 (1984); Moore v. _______ ______________________ _____ East Cleveland, 431 U. S. 494, 500-506, and n. 12 (1977) (plurality opinion) _______________ (opinion for four Justices treating Justice Harlan's Poe dissent as a central ___ explication of the methodology of judicial review under the Due Process Clause). 96-110 - CONCUR 6 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ knowledged failures of some of these cases point with caution to the difficulty raised by the present claim. Before the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment, substantive constitutional review resting on a theory of unenumerated rights occurred largely in the state courts applying state constitutions that commonly contained either due process clauses like that of the Fifth Amendment (and later the Fourteenth) or the textual antecedents of such clauses, repeating Magna Carta's guarantee of "the law of the land." (Ftnote. 5) On the basis of such clauses, (Ftnote. 5) or of general principles untethered to specific constitutional language, state courts evaluated the constitutionality of a wide range of statutes. Thus, a Connecticut court approved a statute legitimating a class of previous illegitimate marriages, as falling within the terms of the "social compact," while making clear its power to review constitutionality in those terms. Goshen ______ v. Stonington, 4 Conn. 209, 225-226 (1822). In the same period, a specialized ___________ court of equity, created under a Tennessee statute solely to hear cases brought by the state bank against its debtors, found its own authorization unconstitutional as "partial" legislation violating the state constitution's "law of the land" clause. Bank of the State v. Cooper, 2 Yerg. 599, 602-608 _________________ _______ (Tenn. 1831) (Green, J.); id., at 613-615 (Peck, J.); id., at 618-623 (Kennedy, ___ ___ J.). And the middle of the 19th century brought the famous Wynehamer case, _________ invalidating a statute purporting to render possession of liquor immediately illegal except when kept for narrow, ____________________ 5) Coke indicates that prohibitions against deprivations without "due 5) process of law" originated in an English statute that "rendred" Magna Carta's "law of the land" in such terms. See 2 E. Coke, Institutes 50 (1797); see also E. Corwin, Liberty Against Government 90-91 (1948). specified purposes, the state court finding the statute inconsistent with the state's due process clause. Wynehamer v. People, 13 N. Y. 378, 486-487 (1856). _________ _______ The statute was deemed an excessive threat to the "fundamental rights of the citizen" to property. Id., at 398 (Comstock, J.). See generally, E. Corwin, ____ Liberty Against Government 58-115 (1948) (discussing substantive due process in the state courts before the Civil War); T. Cooley, Constitutional Limitations 85-129, 351-397. Even in this early period, however, this Court anticipated the developments that would presage both the Civil War and the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment, by making it clear on several occasions that it too had no doubt of the judiciary's power to strike down legislation that conflicted with important but unenumerated principles of American government. In most such instances, after declaring its power to invalidate what it might find inconsistent with rights of liberty and property, the Court nevertheless went on to uphold the legislative acts under review. See, e.g., Wilkinson v. Leland, 2 Pet. 627, _____ _________ _______ 656-661 (1829); Calder v. Bull, 3 Dall. 386, 386-395 (1798) (opinion of Chase, ______ _____ J.); see also Corfield v. Coryell, 6 F. Cas. 546, 550-552 (No. 3,230) (1823). ________ ________ But in Fletcher v. Peck, 6 Cranch 87 (1810), the Court went further. It struck ________ _____ down an act of the Georgia legislature that purported to rescind a sale of public land ab initio and reclaim title for the State, and so deprive subse- _________ quent, good-faith purchasers of property conveyed by the original grantees. The Court rested the invalidation on alternative sources of authority: the specific prohibitions against bills of attainder, ex post facto laws, laws impairing _____________ contracts in Article I, S10 of the Constitution; and "general principles which are common to our free institutions," by which Chief Justice Marshall meant that a simple deprivation of property by the State could not be an 96-110 - CONCUR 8 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ authentically "legislative" act. Fletcher, 6 Cranch, at 135-139. ________ Fletcher was not, though, the most telling early example of such review. For ________ its most salient instance in this Court before the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment was, of course, the case that the Amendment would in due course overturn, Dred Scott v. Sandford, 19 How. 393 (1857). Unlike Fletcher, Dred __________ _________ ________ ____ Scott was textually based on a due process clause (in the Fifth Amendment, _____ applicable to the national government), and it was in reliance on that clause's protection of property that the Court invalidated the Missouri Compromise. 19 How., at 449-452. This substantive protection of an owner's property in a slave taken to the territories was traced to the absence of any enumerated power to affect that property granted to the Congress by Article I of the Constitution, id., at 451-452, the implication being that the government had no legitimate __ interest that could support the earlier congressional compromise. The ensuing judgment of history needs no recounting here. After the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment, with its guarantee of due process protection against the States, interpretation of the words "liberty" and "property" as used in due process clauses became a sustained enterprise, with the Court generally describing the due process criterion in converse terms of reasonableness or arbitrariness. That standard is fairly traceable to Justice Bradley's dissent in the Slaughter-House Cases, 16 Wall. 36 (1873), in which he ______________________ said that a person's right to choose a calling was an element of liberty (as the calling, once chosen, was an aspect of property) and declared that the liberty and property protected by due process are not truly recognized if such rights may be "arbitrarily assailed," id., at 116. (Ftnote. 6) After that, opinions (Ftnote. 6) ____ ____________________ 6) The Slaughter-House Cases are important, of course, for their holding 6) _____________________ that the Privileges or Immunities Clause was no source of any but a specific handful of substantive rights. Slaughter-House Cases, 16 Wall., at 74-80. To a ______________________ degree, then, that decision may have led the Court to look to the Due Process Clause as a source of substantive rights. In Twining v. New Jersey, 211 U. S. _______ ___________ 78, 95-97 (1908), for example, the Court of the Lochner Era acknowledged the strength of the case against Slaughter-House's interpretation of the Privileges _______________ or Immunities Clause but reaffirmed that interpretation without questioning its own frequent reliance on the Due Process Clause as authorization for substantive judicial review. See also J. Ely, Democracy and Distrust 14-30 (1980) (arguing that the Privileges or Immunities Clause and not the Due Process Clause is the proper warrant for courts' substantive oversight of state legislation). But the courts' use of due process clauses for that purpose antedated the 1873 decision, as we have seen, and would in time be supported in the Poe dissent, as we shall ___ see. comparable to those that preceded Dred Scott expressed willingness to review __________ legislative action for consistency with the Due Process Clause even as they upheld the laws in question. See, e.g., Bartemeyer v. Iowa, 18 Wall. 129, _____ __________ _____ 133-135 (1874); Munn v. Illinois, 94 U. S. 113, 123-135 (1877); Railroad Comm'n ____ _________ _______________ Cases, 116 U. S. 307, 331 (1886); Mugler v. Kansas, 123 U. S. 623, 659-670 ______ ______ _______ (1887). See generally Corwin, Liberty Against Government, at 121-136 (surveying the Court's early Fourteenth Amendment cases and finding little dissent from the general principle that the Due Process Clause authorized judicial review of substantive statutes). The theory became serious, however, beginning with Allgeyer v. Louisiana, 165 ________ __________ U. S. 578 (1897), where the Court invalidated a Louisiana statute for excessive interference with Fourteenth Amendment liberty to contract, id., at 588-593, and ___ offered a substantive interpretation of "liberty," that in the aftermath of the so-called Lochner Era has been scaled back in some respects, but expanded in others, and never repudiated in principle. The Court said that Fourteenth Amendment liberty includes "the right of the citizen to be free 96-110 - CONCUR 10 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ in the enjoyment of all his faculties; to be free to use them in all lawful ways; to live and work where he will; to earn his livelihood by any lawful calling; to pursue any livelihood or avocation; and for that purpose to enter into all contracts which may be proper, necessary and essential to his carrying out to a successful conclusion the purposes above mentioned." Id., at 589. ___ "[W]e do not intend to hold that in no such case can the State exercise its police power," the Court added, but "[w]hen and how far such power may be legitimately exercised with regard to these subjects must be left for determina- tion to each case as it arises." Id., at 590. ___ Although this principle was unobjectionable, what followed for a season was, in the realm of economic legislation, the echo of Dred Scott. Allgeyer was suc- __________ ________ ceeded within a decade by Lochner v. New York, 198 U. S. 45 (1905), and the era _______ _________ to which that case gave its name, famous now for striking down as arbitrary various sorts of economic regulations that post-New Deal courts have uniformly thought constitutionally sound. Compare, e.g., id., at 62 (finding New York's _____ ____ maximum-hours law for bakers "unreasonable and entirely arbitrary") and Adkins ______ v. Children's Hospital of D. C., 261 U. S. 525, 559 (1923) (holding a minimum _____________________________ wage law "so clearly the product of a naked, arbitrary exercise of power that it cannot be allowed to stand under the Constitution of the United States") with West Coast Hotel Co. v. Parrish, 300 U. S. 379, 391 (1937) (overruling Adkins ____________________ ________ ______ and approving a minimum-wage law on the principle that "regulation which is reasonable in relation to its subject and is adopted in the interests of the community is due process"). As the parentheticals here suggest, while the cases in the Lochner line routinely invoked a correct standard of constitutional _______ arbitrariness review, they harbored the spirit of Dred Scott in their absolutist __________ implementation of the standard they espoused. Even before the deviant economic due process cases had been repudiated, however, the more durable precursors of modern substantive due process were reaffirming this Court's obligation to conduct arbitrariness review, beginning with Meyer v. Nebraska, 262 U. S. 390 (1923). Without _____ _________ referring to any specific guarantee of the Bill of Rights, the Court invoked precedents from the Slaughter-House Cases through Adkins to declare that the _____________________ ______ Fourteenth Amendment protected "the right of the individual to contract, to engage in any of the common occupations of life, to acquire useful knowledge, to marry, establish a home and bring up children, to worship God according to the dictates of his own conscience, and generally to enjoy those privileges long recognized at common law as essential to the orderly pursuit of happiness by free men." Id., at 399. The Court then held that the same Fourteenth Amendment __ liberty included a teacher's right to teach and the rights of parents to direct their children's education without unreasonable interference by the States, id., ___ at 400, with the result that Nebraska's prohibition on the teaching of foreign languages in the lower grades was, "arbitrary and without reasonable relation to any end within the competency of the State," id., at 403. See also Pierce v. ____ ______ Society of Sisters, 268 U. S. 510, 534-536 (1925) (finding that a statute that ___________________ all but outlawed private schools lacked any "reasonable relation to some purpose within the competency of the State"); Palko v. Connecticut, 302 U. S. 319, _____ ____________ 327-238 (1937) ("even in the field of substantive rights and duties the legislative judgment, if oppressive and arbitrary, may be overridden by the courts"; "Is that [injury] to which the statute has subjected [the appellant] a hardship so acute and shocking that our polity will not endure it? Does it violate those fundamental principles of liberty and justice which lie at the base of all our civil and political institutions?") (citation and internal quotation marks omitted). 96-110 - CONCUR 12 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ After Meyer and Pierce, two further opinions took the major steps that lead to _____ ______ the modern law. The first was not even in a due process case but one about equal protection, Skinner v. Oklahoma ex rel. Williamson, 316 U. S. 535 (1942), _______ ____________________________ where the Court emphasized the "fundamental" nature of individual choice about procreation and so foreshadowed not only the later prominence of procreation as a subject of liberty protection, but the corresponding standard of "strict scrutiny," in this Court's Fourteenth Amendment law. See id., at 541. Skinner, ___ _______ that is, added decisions regarding procreation to the list of liberties recognized in Meyer and Pierce and loosely suggested, as a gloss on their _____ ______ standard of arbitrariness, a judicial obligation to scrutinize any impingement on such an important interest with heightened care. In so doing, it suggested a point that Justice Harlan would develop, that the kind and degree of justification that a sensitive judge would demand of a State would depend on the importance of the interest being asserted by the individual. Poe, 367 U. S., at ___ 543. The second major opinion leading to the modern doctrine was Justice Harlan's Poe dissent just cited, the conclusion of which was adopted in Griswold v. ___ ________ Connecticut, 381 U. S. 478 (1965), and the authority of which was acknowledged ___________ in Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pa. v. Casey, 505 U. S. 833 (1992). See ______________________________________ ______ also n. 4, supra. The dissent is important for three things that point to our _____ responsibilities today. The first is Justice Harlan's respect for the tradition of substantive due process review itself, and his acknowledgement of the Judiciary's obligation to carry it on. For two centuries American courts, and for much of that time this Court, have thought it necessary to provide some degree of review over the substantive content of legislation under constitutional standards of textual breadth. The obligation was understood before Dred Scott and has continued after the repudiation of Lochner's progeny, __________ _______ most notably on the subjects of segregation in public education, Bolling v. Sharpe, 347 U. S. _______ _______ 497, 500 (1954), interracial marriage, Loving v. Virginia, 388 U. S. 1, 12 ______ _________ (1967), marital privacy and contraception, Carey v. Population Services Int'l, _____ __________________________ 431 U. S. 678, 684-691 (1977), Griswold v. Connecticut, supra, at 481-486, ________ ____________ ______ abortion, Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pa. v. Casey, 505 U. S. 833, 849, ______________________________________ ______ 869-879 (1992) (joint opinion of O'CONNOR, KENNEDY, and SOUTER, JJ.), Roe v. ___ Wade, 410 U. S. 113, 152-166 (1973), personal control of medical treatment, _____ Cruzan v. Director, Mo. Dept. of Health, 497 U. S. 261, 287-289 (1990) ______ ______________________________ (O'CONNOR, J., concurring); id., at 302 (Brennan, J., dissenting); id., at 331 ___ ___ (STEVENS, J., dissenting); see also id., at 278 (majority opinion), and physical ___ confinement, Foucha v. Louisiana, 504 U. S. 71, 80-83 (1992). This enduring ______ __________ tradition of American constitutional practice is, in Justice Harlan's view, nothing more than what is required by the judicial authority and obligation to construe constitutional text and review legislation for conformity to that text. See Marbury v. Madison, 1 Cranch 137 (1803). Like many judges who preceded him _______ ________ and many who followed, he found it impossible to construe the text of due process without recognizing substantive, and not merely procedural, limitations. "Were due process merely a procedural safeguard it would fail to reach those situations where the deprivation of life, liberty or property was accomplished by legislation which by operating in the future could, given even the fairest possible procedure in application to individuals, nevertheless destroy the enjoyment of all three." Poe, 367 U. S., at 541. (Ftnote. 7) The (Ftnote. 7) ___ ____________________ 7) Judge Johnson of the New York Court of Appeals had made the point more 7) obliquely a century earlier when he wrote that, "the form of this declaration of right, `no person shall be deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process of law,' necessarily imports that the legislature cannot make the mere existence of the rights secured the occasion of depriving a person of any of them, even by the forms which belong to `due process of law.' For if it does not necessarily import this, then the legislative power is absolute." And, "To provide for a trial to ascertain whether a man is in the enjoyment of [any] of these rights, and then, as a consequence of finding that he is in the enjoyment of it, to deprive him of it, is doing indirectly just what is forbidden to be done directly, and reduces the constitutional provision to a nullity." Wynehamer v. People, 13 N. Y. 378, 420 (1856). _________ _______ 96-110 - CONCUR 14 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ text of the Due Process Clause thus imposes nothing less than an obligation to give substantive content to the words "liberty" and "due process of law." Following the first point of the Poe dissent, on the necessity to engage in ___ the sort of examination we conduct today, the dissent's second and third implicitly address those cases, already noted, that are now condemned with virtual unanimity as disastrous mistakes of substantive due process review. The second of the dissent's lessons is a reminder that the business of such review is not the identification of extratextual absolutes but scrutiny of a legislative resolution (perhaps unconscious) of clashing principles, each quite possibly worthy in and of itself, but each to be weighed within the history of our values as a people. It is a comparison of the relative strengths of opposing claims that informs the judicial task, not a deduction from some first premise. Thus informed, judicial review still has no warrant to substitute one reasonable resolution of the contending positions for another, but authority to supplant the balance already struck between the contenders only when it falls outside the realm of the reasonable. Part III, below, deals with this second point, and also with the dissent's third, which takes the form of an object lesson in the explicit attention to detail that is no less essential to the intellectual discipline of substantive due process review than an understanding of the basic need to account for the two sides in the controversy and to respect legislation within the zone of reasonableness. III My understanding of unenumerated rights in the wake of the Poe dissent and ___ subsequent cases avoids the absolutist failing of many older cases without embracing the opposite pole of equating reasonableness with past practice described at a very specific level. See Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pa. ______________________________________ v. Casey, 505 U. S. 833, 847-849 (1992). That understanding begins with a ______ concept of "ordered liberty," Poe, 367 U. S., at 549 (Harlan, J.); see also ___ Griswold, 381 U. S., at 500, comprising a continuum of rights to be free from _________ "arbitrary impositions and purposeless restraints," Poe, 367 U. S., at 543 ___ (Harlan, J., dissenting). "Due Process has not been reduced to any formula; its content cannot be determined by reference to any code. The best that can be said is that through the course of this Court's decisions it has represented the balance which our Nation, built upon postulates of respect for the liberty of the individual, has struck between that liberty and the demands of organized society. If the supplying of content to this Constitutional concept has of necessity been a rational process, it certainly has not been one where judges have felt free to roam where unguided speculation might take them. The balance of which I speak is the balance struck by this country, having regard to what history teaches are the traditions from which it developed as well as the traditions from which it broke. That tradition is a living thing. A decision of this Court which radically departs from it could not long survive, while a decision which builds on what has survived is likely to be sound. No formula could serve as a substitute, in this area, for judgment and restraint." Id., ____ 96-110 - CONCUR 16 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ at 542. See also Moore v. East Cleveland, 431 U. S. 494, 503 (1977) (plurality opinion _____ _______________ of Powell, J.) ("Appropriate limits on substantive due process come not from drawing arbitrary lines but rather from careful `respect for the teachings of history [and] solid recognition of the basic values that underlie our society'") (quoting Griswold, 481 U. S., at 501 (Harlan, J., concurring)). _________ After the Poe dissent, as before it, this enforceable concept of liberty would ___ bar statutory impositions even at relatively trivial levels when governmental restraints are undeniably irrational as unsupported by any imaginable rationale. See, e.g., United States v. Carolene Products Co., 304 U. S. 144, 152 (1938) _____ _____________ ______________________ (economic legislation "not . . . unconstitutional unless . . . facts . . . preclude the assumption that it rests upon some rational basis"); see also Poe, ____ 367 U. S., at 545, 548 (Harlan, J., dissenting) (referring to usual "presumption of constitutionality" and ordinary test "going merely to the plausibility of [a statute's] underlying rationale"). Such instances are suitably rare. The claims of arbitrariness that mark almost all instances of unenumerated sub- stantive rights are those resting on "certain interests requir[ing] particularly careful scrutiny of the state needs asserted to justify their abridgment. Cf. Skinner v. Oklahoma [ex rel. Williamson, 316 U. S. 535 (1942)]; Bolling v. _______ ________ ___________________ _______ Sharpe, [347 U. S. 497 (1954)]," id., at 543; that is, interests in liberty _______ ____ sufficiently important to be judged "fundamental," id., at 548; see also id., at ____ ___ 541 (citing Corfield v. Coryell, 4 Wash. C. C. 371, 380 (CC ED Pa. 1825)). In ________ ________ the face of an interest this powerful a State may not rest on threshold rationality or a presumption of constitutionality, but may prevail only on the ground of an interest sufficiently compelling to place within the realm of the reasonable a refusal to recognize the individual right asserted. Poe, supra, at ____ ______ 548 (Harlan, J., dissenting) (an "enactment involv[ing] . . . a most fundamental aspect of `liberty' . . . [is] subjec[t] to `strict scrutiny'") (quoting Skinner v. Oklahoma ex rel. Williamson, 316 U. S., at _______ ____________________________ 541); (Ftnote. 8) Reno v. Flores, 507 U. S. 292, 301-302 (1993) (reaffirming (Ftnote. 8) ____ _______ that due process "forbids the government to infringe certain `fundamental' liberty interests . . . unless the infringement is narrowly tailored to serve a compelling state interest"). (Ftnote. 9) (Ftnote. 9) This approach calls for a court to assess the relative "weights" or dignities of the contending interests, and to this extent the judicial method is familiar to the common law. Common law method is subject, however, to two important constraints in the hands of a court engaged in substantive due process review. First, such a court is bound to confine the values that it recognizes to those truly deserving constitutional stature, either to those expressed in constitutional text, or those exempli- ____________________ 8) We have made it plain, of course, that not every law that incidentally 8) makes it somewhat harder to exercise a fundamental liberty must be justified by a compelling counterinterest. See Casey, 505 U. S., at 872-876 (joint opinion ______ of O'CONNOR, KENNEDY, and SOUTER, JJ.); Carey v. Population Services Int'l, 431 _____ __________________________ U. S. 678, 685-686 (1977) ("[A]n individual's [constitutionally protected] liberty to make choices regarding contraception does not . . . automatically invalidate every state regulation in this area. The business of manufacturing and selling contraceptives may be regulated in ways that do not [even] infringe protected individual choices"). But a state law that creates a "substantial obstacle," Casey, supra, at 877, for the exercise of a fundamental liberty ______ ______ interest requires a commensurably substantial justification in order to place the legislation within the realm of the reasonable. 9) Justice Harlan thus recognized just what the Court today assumes, that 9) by insisting on a threshold requirement that the interest (or, as the Court puts it, the right) be fundamental before anything more than rational basis justification is required, the Court ensures that not every case will require the "complex balancing" that heightened scrutiny entails. See ante, at 17-18. _____ 96-110 - CONCUR 18 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ fied by "the traditions from which [the Nation] developed," or revealed by contrast with "the traditions from which it broke." Poe, 367 U. S., at 542 ____ (Harlan, J., dissenting). "`We may not draw on our merely personal and private notions and disregard the limits . . . derived from considerations that are fused in the whole nature of our judicial process . . .[,] considerations deeply rooted in reason and in the compelling traditions of the legal profession.'" Id., at 544-545 (quoting Rochin v. California, 342 U. S. 165, 170-171 (1952)); ___ ______ ___________ see also Palko v. Connecticut, 302 U. S., at 325 (looking to "`principle[s] of _____ ____________ justice so rooted in the traditions and conscience of our people as to be ranked as fundamental'") (quoting Snyder v. Massachusetts, 291 U. S. 97, 105 (1934)). ______ ______________ The second constraint, again, simply reflects the fact that constitutional review, not judicial lawmaking, is a court's business here. The weighing or valuing of contending interests in this sphere is only the first step, forming the basis for determining whether the statute in question falls inside or outside the zone of what is reasonable in the way it resolves the conflict between the interests of state and individual. See, e.g., Poe, supra, at 553 _____ ____ ______ (Harlan, J., dissenting); Youngberg v. Romeo, 457 U. S. 307, 320-321 (1982). It _________ ______ is no justification for judicial intervention merely to identify a reasonable resolution of contending values that differs from the terms of the legislation under review. It is only when the legislation's justifying principle, critically valued, is so far from being commensurate with the individual interest as to be arbitrarily or pointlessly applied that the statute must give way. Only if this standard points against the statute can the individual claimant be said to have a constitutional right. See Cruzan v. Director, Mo. ______ _____________ Dept. of Health, 497 U. S., at 279 ("[D]etermining that a person has a `liberty ________________ interest' under the Due Process Clause does not end the inquiry; `whether [the individual's] constitutional rights have been violated must be determined by balancing his liberty interests against the relevant state interests'") (quoting Youngberg v. Romeo, supra, at _________ ______ ______ 321). (Ftnote. 10) (Ftnote. 10) The Poe dissent thus reminds us of the nature of review for reasonableness or ___ arbitrariness and the limitations entailed by it. But the opinion cautions against the repetition of past error in another way as well, more by its example than by any particular statement of constitutional method: it reminds us that the process of substantive review by reasoned judgment, Poe, 367 U. S., at ____ 542-544, is one of close criticism going to the details of the opposing interests and to their relationships with the historically recognized principles that lend them weight or value. Although the Poe dissent disclaims the possibility of any general formula for ___ due process analysis (beyond the basic analytic structure just described), see id., at 542, 544, Justice Harlan of course assumed that adjudication under the ___ Due Process Clauses is like any other in- ____________________ 10) Our cases have used various terms to refer to fundamental liberty 10) interests, see, e.g., Poe, 367 U. S., at 545 (Harlan, J., dissenting) ("`basic _____ ___ liberty'") (quoting Skinner v. Oklahoma ex rel. Williamson, 316 U. S. 535, 541 _______ ____________________________ (1942)); Poe, supra, at 543 (Harlan, J., dissenting) ("certain interests" must ___ ______ bring "particularly careful scrutiny"); Casey, 505 U. S., at 851 ("protected ______ liberty"); Cruzan v. Director, Mo. Dept. of Health, 497 U. S. 261, 278 (1990) ______ ______________________________ ("constitutionally protected liberty interest"); Youngberg v. Romeo, 457 U. S., _________ ______ at 315 ("liberty interests"), and at times we have also called such an interest a "right" even before balancing it against the government's interest, see, e.g., _____ Roe v. Wade, 410 U. S. 113, 153-154 (1973); Carey v. Population Services Int'l, ___ _____ _____ __________________________ supra, at 686, 688, and n. 5; Poe, 367 U. S., at 541 ("rights `which are . . . ______ ____ fundamental'") (quoting Corfield v. Coryell, 4 Wash. C.C. 371, 380 (CC ED Pa. ___________ ________ ________ 1825)). Precision in terminology, however, favors reserving the label "right" for instances in which the individual's liberty interest actually trumps the government's countervailing interests; only then does the individual have anything legally enforceable as against the state's attempt at regulation. 96-110 - CONCUR 20 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ stance of judgment dependent on common-law method, being more or less persuasive according to the usual canons of critical discourse. See also Casey, 505 U. S., ______ at 849 ("The inescapable fact is that adjudication of substantive due process claims may call upon the Court in interpreting the Constitution to exercise that same capacity which by tradition courts always have exercised: reasoned judgment"). When identifying and assessing the competing interests of liberty and authority, for example, the breadth of expression that a litigant or a judge selects in stating the competing principles will have much to do with the outcome and may be dispositive. As in any process of rational argumentation, we recognize that when a generally accepted principle is challenged, the broader the attack the less likely it is to succeed. The principle's defenders will, indeed, often try to characterize any challenge as just such a broadside, perhaps by couching the defense as if a broadside attack had occurred. So the Court in Dred Scott treated prohibition of slavery in the Territories as nothing __________ less than a general assault on the concept of property. See Dred Scott v. __________ Sandford, 19 How., at 449-452. _________ Just as results in substantive due process cases are tied to the selections of statements of the competing interests, the acceptability of the results is a function of the good reasons for the selections made. It is here that the value of common-law method becomes apparent, for the usual thinking of the common law is suspicious of the all-or-nothing analysis that tends to produce legal petrification instead of an evolving boundary between the domains of old principles. Common-law method tends to pay respect instead to detail, seeking to understand old principles afresh by new examples and new counterexamples. The "tradition is a living thing," Poe, 367 U. S., at 542 (Harlan, J., dissenting), ____ albeit one that moves by moderate steps carefully taken. "The decision of an apparently novel claim must depend on grounds which follow closely on well-accepted principles and criteria. The new decision must take its place in relation to what went before and further [cut] a channel for what is to come." Id., at 544 (Harlan, J., dissenting) (internal quotation ____ marks omitted). Exact analysis and characterization of any due process claim is critical to the method and to the result. So, in Poe, Justice Harlan viewed it as essential to the plaintiffs' claimed ____ right to use contraceptives that they sought to do so within the privacy of the marital bedroom. This detail in fact served two crucial and complementary functions, and provides a lesson for today. It rescued the individuals' claim from a breadth that would have threatened all state regulation of contraception or intimate relations; extramarital intimacy, no matter how privately practiced, was outside the scope of the right Justice Harlan would have recognized in that case. See id., at 552-553. It was, moreover, this same restriction that ____ allowed the interest to be valued as an aspect of a broader liberty to be free from all unreasonable intrusions into the privacy of the home and the family life within it, a liberty exemplified in constitutional provisions such as the Third and Fourth Amendments, in prior decisions of the Court involving unreasonable intrusions into the home and family life, and in the then- prevailing status of marriage as the sole lawful locus of intimate relations. Id., at 548, 551. (Ftnote. 11) The individuals' interest was therefore at (Ftnote. 11) ___ ____________________ 11) Thus, as the Poe dissent illustrates, the task of determining whether 11) ___ the concrete right claimed by an individual in a particular case falls within the ambit of a more generalized protected liberty requires explicit analysis when what the individual wants to do could arguably be characterized as belonging to different strands of our legal tradition requiring different degrees of constitutional scrutiny. See also Tribe & Dorf, Levels of Generality in the Definition of Rights, 57 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1057, 1091 (1990) (abortion might conceivably be assimilated either to the tradition regarding women's reproductive freedom in general, which places a substantial burden of justifica- tion on the State, or to the tradition regarding protection of fetuses, as embodied in laws criminalizing feticide by someone other than the mother, which generally requires only rationality on the part of the State). Selecting among such competing characterizations demands reasoned judgment about which broader principle, as exemplified in the concrete privileges and prohibitions embodied in our legal tradition, best fits the particular claim asserted in a particular case. 96-110 - CONCUR 22 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ its peak in Poe, because it was supported by a principle that distinguished of ____ its own force between areas in which government traditionally had regulated (sexual relations outside of marriage) and those in which it had not (private marital intimacies), and thus was broad enough to cover the claim at hand without being so broad as to be shot-through by exceptions. On the other side of the balance, the State's interest in Poe was not fairly ___ characterized simply as preserving sexual morality, or doing so by regulating contraceptive devices. Just as some of the earlier cases went astray by speaking without nuance of individual interests in property or autonomy to contract for labor, so the State's asserted interest in Poe was not immune to ___ distinctions turning (at least potentially) on the precise purpose being pursued and the collateral consequences of the means chosen, see id., at 547-548. It ___ was assumed that the State might legitimately enforce limits on the use of contraceptives through laws regulating divorce and annulment, or even through its tax policy, ibid., but not necessarily be justified in criminalizing the _____ same practice in the marital bedroom, which would entail the consequence of authorizing state enquiry into the intimate relations of a married couple who chose to close their door, id., at 548-549. See also Casey, 505 U. S., at 869 ___ ______ (strength of State's interest in potential life varies depending on precise context and character of regulation pursuing that interest). The same insistence on exactitude lies behind questions, in current terminology, about the proper level of generality at which to analyze claims and counter-claims, and the demand for fitness and proper tailoring of a restrictive statute is just another way of testing the legitimacy of the generality at which the government sets up its justification. (Ftnote. 12) We may therefore (Ftnote. 12) classify Justice Harlan's example of proper analysis in any of these ways: as applying concepts of normal critical reasoning, as pointing to the need to attend to the levels of generality at which countervailing interests are stated, or as examining the concrete application of principles for fitness with their own ostensible justifications. But whatever the categories in which we place the dissent's example, it stands in marked contrast to earlier cases whose reasoning was marked by comparatively less discrimination, and it points to the importance of evaluating the claims of the parties now before us with comparable detail. For here we are faced with an individual claim not to a right on the part of just anyone to help anyone else commit suicide under any circumstances, but to the right of a narrow class to help others also in a narrow class under a set of limited circumstances. And the claimants are met with the State's assertion, among others, that rights of such ____________________ 12) The dual dimensions of the strength and the fitness of the government's 12) interest are succinctly captured in the so-called "compelling interest test," under which regulations that substantially burden a constitutionally protected (or "fundamental") liberty may be sustained only if "narrowly tailored to serve a compelling state interest," Reno v. Flores, 507 U. S. 292, 302 (1993); see ____ _______ also, e.g., Roe v. Wade, 410 U. S., at 155; Carey v. Population Services Int'l, _________ _____ _____ __________________________ 431 U. S., at 686. How compelling the interest and how narrow the tailoring must be will depend, of course, not only on the substantiality of the individual's own liberty interest, but also on the extent of the burden placed upon it, see Casey, 505 U. S., at 871-874 (opinion of O'CONNOR, KENNEDY, and ______ SOUTER, JJ.); Carey, supra, at 686. ______ ______ 96-110 - CONCUR 24 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ narrow scope cannot be recognized without jeopardy to individuals whom the State may concededly protect through its regulations. IV A Respondents claim that a patient facing imminent death, who anticipates physical suffering and indignity, and is capable of responsible and voluntary choice, should have a right to a physician's assistance in providing counsel and drugs to be administered by the patient to end life promptly. Complaint (para.)3.1. They accordingly claim that a physician must have the corresponding right to provide such aid, contrary to the provisions of Wash. Rev. Code S9A.36.060 (1994). I do not understand the argument to rest on any assumption that rights either to suicide or to assistance in committing it are historically based as such. Respondents, rather, acknowledge the prohibition of each historically, but rely on the fact that to a substantial extent the State has repudiated that history. The result of this, respondents say, is to open the door to claims of such a patient to be accorded one of the options open to those with different, traditionally cognizable claims to autonomy in deciding how their bodies and minds should be treated. They seek the option to obtain the services of a physician to give them the benefit of advice and medical help, which is said to enjoy a tradition so strong and so devoid of specifically countervailing state concern that denial of a physician's help in these circumstances is arbitrary when physicians are generally free to advise and aid those who exercise other rights to bodily autonomy. 1 The dominant western legal codes long condemned suicide and treated either its attempt or successful accomplishment as a crime, the one subjecting the individual to penalties, the other penalizing his survivors by designating the suicide's property as forfeited to the government. See 4 W. Blackstone, Commentaries 188-189 (commenting that English law considered suicide to be "ranked . . . among the highest crimes" and deemed persuading another to commit suicide to be murder); see generally Marzen, O'Dowd, Crone, & Balch, Suicide: A Constitutional Right?, 24 Duquense L. Rev. 1, 56-63 (1985). While suicide itself has generally not been considered a punishable crime in the United States, largely because the common-law punishment of forfeiture was rejected as improperly penalizing an innocent family, see id., at 98-99, most States have consistently punished the ____ act of assisting a suicide as either a common-law or statutory crime and some continue to view suicide as an unpunishable crime. See generally id., at ___ 67-100, 148-242. (Ftnote. 13) Criminal prohibi- (Ftnote. 13) ____________________ 13) Washington and New York are among the minority of States to have 13) criminalized attempted suicide, though neither State still does so. See Brief for Members of the New York and Washington State Legislatures as Amicus Curiae _____________ 15, n. 8 (listing state statutes). The common law governed New York as a colony and the New York Constitution of 1777 recognized the common law, N. Y. Const. of 1777, Art. XXXV, and the state legislature recognized common-law crimes by statute in 1788. See Act of Feb. 21, 1788, ch. 37, S2, 1788 N.Y. Laws 664 (codified at 2 N. Y. Laws 242) (Jones & Varick 1789). In 1828, New York changed the common law offense of assisting suicide from murder to manslaughter in the first degree. See 2 N. Y. Rev. Stat. pt. 4, ch. 1, tit. 2, art. 1, S7, p. 661 (1829). In 1881, New York adopted a new penal code making attempted suicide a crime punishable by two years in prison, a fine, or both, and retaining the criminal prohibition against assisting suicide as manslaughter in the first degree. Act of July 26, 1881, ch. 676, SS 172-178, 1881 N. Y. Laws (3 Penal Code), pp. 42-43 (codified at 4 N. Y. Consolidated Laws, Penal Law SS2300 to 2306, pp. 2809-2810 (1909)). In 1919, New York repealed the statutory provision making attempted suicide a crime. See Act of May 5, 1919, ch. 414, S1, 1919 N.Y. Laws 1193. The 1937 New York Report of the Law Revision Commission found that the history of the ban on assisting suicide was "traceable into the ancient common law when a suicide or felo de se was guilty of crime punishable by __________ forfeiture of his goods and chattels." State of New York, Report of the Law Revision Commission for 1937, p. 830. The Report stated that since New York had removed "all stigma [of suicide] as a crime" and that "[s]ince liability as an accessory could no longer hinge upon the crime of a principal, it was necessary to define it as a substantive offense." Id., at 831. In 1965, New York revised __ its penal law, providing that a "person is guilty of manslaughter in the second degree when . . . he intentionally causes or aids another person to commit suicide." Penal Law, ch. 1030, 1965 N.Y. Laws at 2387 (codified at N. Y. Penal Law S125.15(3) (McKinney 1975)). Washington's first territorial legislature designated assisting another "in the commission of self-murder" to be manslaughter, see Act of Apr. 28, 1854, S17, 1854 Wash. Laws 78, and re-enacted the provision in 1869 and 1873, see Act of Dec. 2, 1869, S17, 1869 Wash. Laws 201; Act of Nov. 10, 1873, S19, 1873 Wash. Laws 184 (codified at Wash. Code S794 (1881)). In 1909, the state legislature enacted a law based on the 1881 New York law and a similar one enacted in Minnesota, see Marzen, O'Dowd, Crone, & Balch, 24 Duquesne L. Rev., at 206, mak- ing attempted suicide a crime punishable by two years in prison or a fine, and retaining the criminal prohibition against assisting suicide, designating it manslaughter. See Criminal Code, ch. 249, SS133-137, 1909 Wash. Laws, 11th Sess. 890, 929 (codified at Remington & Ballinger's Wash. Code SS2385-2389 (1910)). In 1975, the Washington Legislature repealed these provisions, see Wash. Crim. code, 1975, ch. 260, S9A.92.010 (213-217) 1975 Wash. Laws 817, 858, 866, and enacted the ban on assisting suicide at issue in this case, see Wash. 96-110 - CONCUR 26 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ tions on such assistance remain widespread, as exemplified in the Washington statute in question here. (Ftnote. 14) (Ftnote. 14) ____________________ Crim. code, 1975, ch. 260, S9A.36.060 1975 Wash. Laws 817, 836, codified at Rev. Wash. Code SS9A.36.060 (1977). The decriminalization of attempted suicide reflected the view that a person compelled to attempt it should not be punished if the attempt proved unsuccessful. See Compassion in Dying v. Washington, 850 ___________________ __________ F. Supp. 1454, 1464, n. 9 (WD Wash. 1994) (citing Legislative Council Judiciary Committee, Report on the Revised Washington Criminal Code 153 (Dec. 3, 1970). 14) Numerous States have enacted statutes prohibiting assisting a suicide. 14) See, e.g., Alaska Stat. Ann. S11.41.120(a)(2) (1996); Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. _____ S13-1103(A)(3) (West Supp. 1996-1997); Ark. Code Ann. S5-10-104(a)(2) (1993); Cal. Penal Code Ann. S401 (West 1988); Colo. Rev. Stat. S18-3-104(1)(b) (Supp. 1996); Conn. Gen. Stat. S53a-56(a)(2) (1997); Del. Code Ann. Tit. 11, S645 (1995); Fla. Stat. S782.08 (1991); Ga. Code Ann. S16-5-5(b) (1996); Haw. Rev. Stat. S707-702(1)(b) (1993); Ill. Comp. Stat., ch. 720, S5/12-31 (1993); Ind. Stat. Ann. SS35-42-1-2 to 35-42-1-2.5 (1994 and Supp. 1996); Iowa Code Ann. S707A.2 (West Supp. 1997); Kan. Stat. Ann. S21-3406 (1995); Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. S216.302 (Michie 1994); La. Rev. Stat. Ann. S14:32.12 (West Supp. 1997); Me. Rev. Stat. Ann., Tit. 17-A, S204 (1983); Mich. Comp. Laws Ann. S752.1027 (West Supp. 1997-1998); Minn. Stat. S609.215 (1996); Miss. Code Ann. S97-3-49 (1994); Mo. Stat. S565.023.1(2) (1994); Mont. Code Ann. S45-5-105 (1995); Neb. Rev. Stat. S28-307 (1995); N. H. Rev. Stat. Ann. S630:4 (1996); N. J. Stat. Ann. S2C:11-6 (West 1995); N. M. Stat. Ann. S30-2-4 (1996); N. Y. Penal Law S120.30 (McKinney 1987); N. D. Cent. Code S12.1-16-04 (Supp. 1995); Okla. Stat. Tit. 21, SS813-815 (1983); Ore. Rev. Stat. S163.125(1)(b) (1991); Pa. Cons. Stat. Ann., Tit. 18 Purdon S2505 (1983); R. I. Gen. Laws SS11-60-1 through 11-60-5 (Supp. 1996); S. D. Codified Laws S22-16-37 (1988); Tenn. Code Ann. S39-13-216 (Supp. 1996); Tex. Penal Code Ann. S22.08 (1994); Wash. Rev. Code S9A.36.060 (1994); Wis. Stat. S940.12 (1993-1994). See also P. R. Law Ann., Tit. 33, S 4009 (1984). The principal significance of this history in the State of Washington, according to respondents, lies in its repudiation of the old tradition to the extent of eliminating the criminal suicide prohibitions. Respondents do not argue that the State's decision goes further, to imply that the State has repudiated any legitimate claim to discourage suicide or to limit its encourage- ment. The reasons for the decriminalization, after all, may have had more to do with difficulties of law enforcement than with a shift in the value ascribed to life in various circumstances or in the perceived legitimacy of taking one's own. See, e.g., Kamisar, Physician-Assisted Suicide: The Last Bridge to Active ____ Voluntary Euthanasia, in Euthanasia Examined 225, 229 (J. Keown ed. 1995); CeloCruz, Aid-in-Dying: Should We Decriminalize 96-110 - CONCUR 28 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ Physician-Assisted Suicide and Physician-Committed Euthanasia?, 18 Am. J. L. & Med. 369, 375 (1992); Marzen, O'Dowd, Crone, & Balch 24 Duquesne L. Rev. supra, _____ at 98-99. Thus it may indeed make sense for the State to take its hands off suicide as such, while continuing to prohibit the sort of assistance that would make its commission easier. See, e.g., American Law Institute, Model Penal Code ____ S210.5, Comment 5 (1980). Decriminalization does not, then, imply the existence of a constitutional liberty interest in suicide as such; it simply opens the door to the assertion of a cognizable liberty interest in bodily integrity and associated medical care that would otherwise have been inapposite so long as suicide, as well as assisting a suicide, was a criminal offense. This liberty interest in bodily integrity was phrased in a general way by then-Judge Cardozo when he said, "[e]very human being of adult years and sound mind has a right to determine what shall be done with his own body" in relation to his medical needs. Schloendorff v. Society of New York Hospital, 211 N. Y. ____________ ____________________________ 125, 129, 105 N.E. 92, 93 (1914). The familiar examples of this right derive from the common law of battery and include the right to be free from medical invasions into the body, Cruzan v. Director, Mo. Dept. of Health, 497 U. S., at ______ ______________________________ 269-279, as well as a right generally to resist enforced medication, see Wash- _____ ington v. Harper, 494 U. S. 210, 221-222, 229 (1990). Thus "[i]t is settled now ______ _______ . . . that the Constitution places limits on a State's right to interfere with a person's most basic decisions about . . . bodily integrity." Casey, 505 U. S., _____ at 849 (citations omitted); see also Cruzan, 497 U. S., at 278; id., at 288 ______ ___ (O'CONNOR, J., concurring); Washington v. Harper, supra, at 221-222; Winston v. __________ _______ ______ _______ Lee, 470 U. S. 753, 761-762 (1985); Rochin v. California, 342 U. S., at 172. ____ ______ ___________ Constitutional recognition of the right to bodily integrity underlies the assumed right, good against the State, to require physicians to terminate artificial life support, Cruzan, supra, at 279 ______ ______ ("we assume that the United States Constitution would grant a competent person a constitutionally protected right to refuse lifesaving hydration and nutrition"), and the affirmative right to obtain medical intervention to cause abortion, see Casey, supra, at 857, 896; cf. Roe v. Wade, 410 U. S., at 153. _____ ______ ___ ____ It is, indeed, in the abortion cases that the most telling recognitions of the importance of bodily integrity and the concomitant tradition of medical assis- tance have occurred. In Roe v. Wade, the plaintiff contended that the Texas ___ _____ statute making it criminal for any person to "procure an abortion," id., at 117, __ for a pregnant woman was unconstitutional insofar as it prevented her from "terminat[ing] her pregnancy by an abortion `performed by a competent, licensed physician, under safe, clinical conditions,'" id., at 120, and in striking down ___ the statute we stressed the importance of the relationship between patient and physician, see id., at 153, 156. ___ The analogies between the abortion cases and this one are several. Even though the State has a legitimate interest in discouraging abortion, see Casey, _____ 505 U. S., at 871 (joint opinion of O'CONNOR, KENNEDY, and SOUTER, JJ.) Roe, 410 ___ U. S., at 162, the Court recognized a woman's right to a physician's counsel and care. Like the decision to commit suicide, the decision to abort potential life can be made irresponsibly and under the influence of others, and yet the Court has held in the abortion cases that physicians are fit assistants. Without physician assistance in abortion, the woman's right would have too often amounted to nothing more than a right to self-mutilation, and without a physi- cian to assist in the suicide of the dying, the patient's right will often be confined to crude methods of causing death, most shocking and painful to the decedent's survivors. There is, finally, one more reason for claiming that a physician's assistance here would fall within the ac- 96-110 - CONCUR 30 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ cepted tradition of medical care in our society, and the abortion cases are only the most obvious illustration of the further point. While the Court has held that the performance of abortion procedures can be restricted to physicians, the Court's opinion in Roe recognized the doctors' role in yet another way. For, in ___ the course of holding that the decision to perform an abortion called for a physician's assistance, the Court recognized that the good physician is not just a mechanic of the human body whose services have no bearing on a person's moral choices, but one who does more than treat symptoms, one who ministers to the patient. See id., at 153; see also Griswold v. Connecticut, 381 U. S., at 482 ____ ________ ____________ ("This law . . . operates directly on an intimate relation of husband and wife and their physician's role in one aspect of that relation"); see generally R. Cabot, Ether Day Address, Boston Medical and Surgical J. 287, 288 (1920). This idea of the physician as serving the whole person is a source of the high value traditionally placed on the medical relationship. Its value is surely as appar- ent here as in the abortion cases, for just as the decision about abortion is not directed to correcting some pathology, so the decision in which a dying patient seeks help is not so limited. The patients here sought not only an end to pain (which they might have had, although perhaps at the price of stupor) but an end to their short remaining lives with a dignity that they believed would be denied them by powerful pain medication, as well as by their consciousness of dependency and helplessness as they approached death. In that period when the end is imminent, they said, the decision to end life is closest to decisions that are generally accepted as proper instances of exercising autonomy over one's own body, instances recognized under the Constitution and the State's own law, instances in which the help of physicians is accepted as falling within the traditional norm. Respondents argue that the State has in fact already recognized enough evolving examples of this tradition of patient care to demonstrate the strength of their claim. Washington, like other States, authorizes physicians to withdraw life-sustaining medical treatment and artificially delivered food and water from patients who request it, even though such actions will hasten death. See Wash. Rev. Code SS70.122.110, 70.122.051 (1994); see generally Notes to Uniform Rights of the Terminally Ill Act, 9B U. L. A. 168-169 (Supp. 1997) (listing state statutes). The State permits physicians to alleviate anxiety and discomfort when withdrawing artificial life-supporting devices by administering medication that will hasten death even further. And it generally permits physicians to administer medication to patients in terminal conditions when the primary intent is to alleviate pain, even when the medication is so powerful as to hasten death and the patient chooses to receive it with that understanding. See Wash. Rev. Code S70.122.010 (1994); see generally P. Rousseau, Terminal Sedation in the Care of Dying Patients, 156 Archives of Internal Medicine 1785 (1996); Truog, Berde, Mitchell, & Grier, Barbiturates in the Care of the Terminally Ill, 327 New Eng. J. Med. 1678 (1992). (Ftnote. 15) (Ftnote. 15) ____________________ 15) Other States have enacted similar provisions, some categorically 15) authorizing such pain treatment, see, e.g., Ind. Code Ann. S35-42-1-2.5(a)(1) ____ (Supp. 1996) (ban on assisted suicide does not apply to licensed health care provider who administers or dispenses medications or procedures to relieve pain or discomfort, even if such medications or procedures hasten death, unless provider intends to cause death); Iowa Code Ann. S707A.3.1 (West Supp. 1997) (same); Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. S216.304 (Michie 1997) (same); Minn. Stat. Ann. S609.215(3) (West Supp. 1997) (same); Ohio Rev. Code Ann. SS2133.11(A)(6), 2133.12(E)(1) (1994); R. I. Gen. Laws S11-60-4 (Supp. 1996) (same); S. D. Codified Laws S22-16-37.1 (Supp. 1997); see Mich. Comp. Laws Ann. S752.1027(3) (West Supp. 1997); Tenn. Code Ann. S39-13-216(b)(2) (1996); others permit patients to sign health-care directives in which they authorize pain treatment even if it hastens death. See, e.g., Me. Rev. Stat. Ann., Tit. 18-A, SS5-804, ____ 5-809 (1996); N. M. Stat. Ann. SS24-7A-4, 24-7A-9 (Supp. 1995); S. C. Code Ann. S62-5-504 (Supp. 1996); Va. Code Ann. SS54.1-2984, 4.1-2988 (1994). 96-110 - CONCUR 32 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ 2 The argument supporting respondents' position thus progresses through three steps of increasing forcefulness. First, it emphasizes the decriminalization of suicide. Reliance on this fact is sanctioned under the standard that looks not only to the tradition retained, but to society's occasional choices to reject traditions of the legal past. See Poe v. Ullman, 367 U. S., at 542 (Harlan, J., ___ ______ dissenting). While the common law prohibited both suicide and aiding a suicide, with the prohibition on aiding largely justified by the primary prohibition on self-inflicted death itself, see, e.g., American Law Institute, Model Penal Code ____ S210.5, Comment 1, pp. 92-93, and n. 7 (1980), the State's rejection of the traditional treatment of the one leaves the criminality of the other open to questioning that previously would not have been appropriate. The second step in the argument is to emphasize that the State's own act of decriminalization gives a freedom of choice much like the individual's option in recognized instances of bodily autonomy. One of these, abortion, is a legal right to choose in spite of the interest a State may legitimately invoke in discouraging the practice, just as suicide is now subject to choice, despite a state interest in discouraging it. The third step is to emphasize that respondents claim a right to assistance not on the basis of some broad principle that would be subject to exceptions if that continuing interest of the State's in discouraging suicide were to be recognized at all. Respondents base their claim on the traditional right to medical care and counsel, subject to the limiting conditions of informed, responsible choice when death is imminent, conditions that support a strong analogy to rights of care in other situations in which medical counsel and assistance have been available as a matter of course. There can be no stronger claim to a physician's assistance than at the time when death is imminent, a moral judgment implied by the State's own recognition of the legitimacy of medical procedures necessarily hastening the moment of impending death. In my judgment, the importance of the individual interest here, as within that class of "certain interests" demanding careful scrutiny of the State's contrary claim, see Poe, supra, at 543, cannot be gainsaid. Whether that interest might __________ in some circumstances, or at some time, be seen as "fundamental" to the degree entitled to prevail is not, however, a conclusion that I need draw here, for I am satisfied that the State's interests described in the following section are sufficiently serious to defeat the present claim that its law is arbitrary or purposeless. B The State has put forward several interests to justify the Washington law as applied to physicians treating terminally ill patients, even those competent to make responsible choices: protecting life generally, Brief for Petitioners 33, discouraging suicide even if knowing and voluntary, id., at 37-38, and ___ protecting terminally ill patients from involuntary suicide and euthanasia, both voluntary and nonvoluntary, id., at 34-35. __ It is not necessary to discuss the exact strengths of the first two claims of justification in the present circumstances, for the third is dispositive for me. That third justification is different from the first two, for it addresses specific features of respondents' claim, and it opposes that claim not with a moral judgment contrary 96-110 - CONCUR 34 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ to respondents', but with a recognized state interest in the protection of nonresponsible individuals and those who do not stand in relation either to death or to their physicians as do the patients whom respondents describe. The State claims interests in protecting patients from mistakenly and involuntarily deciding to end their lives, and in guarding against both voluntary and involuntary euthanasia. Leaving aside any difficulties in coming to a clear concept of imminent death, mistaken decisions may result from inadequate palliative care or a terminal prognosis that turns out to be error; coercion and abuse may stem from the large medical bills that family members cannot bear or unreimbursed hospitals decline to shoulder. Voluntary and involuntary eutha- nasia may result once doctors are authorized to prescribe lethal medication in the first instance, for they might find it pointless to distinguish between patients who administer their own fatal drugs and those who wish not to, and their compassion for those who suffer may obscure the distinction between those who ask for death and those who may be unable to request it. The argument is that a progression would occur, obscuring the line between the ill and the dying, and between the responsible and the unduly influenced, until ultimately doctors and perhaps others would abuse a limited freedom to aid suicides by yielding to the impulse to end another's suffering under conditions going beyond the narrow limits the respondents propose. The State thus argues, essentially, that respondents' claim is not as narrow as it sounds, simply because no recognition of the interest they assert could be limited to vindicating those interests and affecting no others. The State says that the claim, in practical effect, would entail consequences that the State could, without doubt, legitimately act to prevent. The mere assertion that the terminally sick might be pressured into suicide decisions by close friends and family members would not alone be very telling. Of course that is possible, not only because the costs of care might be more than family members could bear but simply because they might naturally wish to see an end of suffering for someone they love. But one of the points of restricting any right of assistance to physicians, would be to condition the right on an exercise of judgment by someone qualified to assess the patient's responsible capacity and detect the influence of those outside the medical relationship. The State, however, goes further, to argue that dependence on the vigilance of physicians will not be enough. First, the lines proposed here (particularly the requirement of a knowing and voluntary decision by the patient) would be more difficult to draw than the lines that have limited other recently recognized due process rights. Limiting a state from prosecuting use of artificial contraceptives by married couples posed no practical threat to the State's capacity to regulate contraceptives in other ways that were assumed at the time of Poe to be legitimate; the trimester measurements of Roe and the viability ___ ___ determination of Casey were easy to make with a real degree of certainty. But _____ the knowing and responsible mind is harder to assess. (Ftnote. 16) Second, this (Ftnote. 16) ____________________ 16) While it is also more difficult to assess in cases involving limita- 16) tions on life incidental to pain medication and the disconnection of artificial life support, there are reasons to justify a lesser concern with the punctilio of responsibility in these instances. The purpose of requesting and giving the medication is presumably not to cause death but to relieve the pain so that the State's interest in preserving life is not unequivocally implicated by the practice; and the importance of pain relief is so clear that there is less likelihood that relieving pain would run counter to what a responsible patient would choose, even with the consequences for life expectancy. As for ending artificial life support, the State again may see its interest in preserving life as weaker here than in the general case just because artificial life support preserves life when nature would not; and, because such life support is a frequently offensive bodily intrusion, there is a lesser reason to fear that a decision to remove it would not be the choice of one fully responsible. Where, however, a physician writes a prescription to equip a patient to end life, the prescription is written to serve an affirmative intent to die (even though the physician need not and probably does not characteristically have an intent that the patient die but only that the patient be equipped to make the decision). The patient's responsibility and competence are therefore crucial when the physician is presented with the request. 96-110 - CONCUR 36 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ difficulty could become the greater by combining with another fact within the realm of plausibility, that physicians simply would not be assiduous to preserve the line. They have compassion, and those who would be willing to assist in suicide at all might be the most susceptible to the wishes of a patient, whether the patient were technically quite responsible or not. Physicians, and their hospitals, have their own financial incentives, too, in this new age of managed care. Whether acting from compassion or under some other influence, a physician who would provide a drug for a patient to administer might well go the further step of administering the drug himself; so, the barrier between assisted suicide and euthanasia could become porous, and the line between voluntary and involuntary euthanasia as well. (Ftnote. 17) The case for the slippery slope is (Ftnote. 17) fairly made out here, not because recognizing one due process right would leave a court with no principled basis to avoid recognizing another, but because there is a plausible case that the right claimed would not be readily containable by reference to facts about the mind that are matters of difficult judgment, or by gatekeepers who are subject to temptation, noble or not. Respondents propose an answer to all this, the answer ____________________ 17) Again, the same can be said about life support and shortening life to 17) kill pain, but the calculus may be viewed as different in these instances, as noted just above. of state regulation with teeth. Legislation proposed in several States, for example, would authorize physician-assisted suicide but require two qualified physicians to confirm the patient's diagnosis, prognosis, and competence; and would mandate that the patient make repeated requests witnessed by at least two others over a specified time span; and would impose reporting requirements and criminal penalties for various acts of coercion. See App. to Brief for State Legislators as Amici Curiae 1a-2a. ____________ But at least at this moment there are reasons for caution in predicting the effectiveness of the teeth proposed. Respondents' proposals, as it turns out, sound much like the guidelines now in place in the Netherlands, the only place where experience with physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia has yielded empirical evidence about how such regulations might affect actual practice. Dutch physicians must engage in consultation before proceeding, and must decide whether the patient's decision is voluntary, well considered, and stable, whether the request to die is enduring and made more than once, and whether the patient's future will involve unacceptable suffering. See C. Gomez, Regulating Death 40-43 (1991). There is, however, a substantial dispute today about what the Dutch experience shows. Some commentators marshall evidence that the Dutch guidelines have in practice failed to protect patients from involuntary euthanasia and have been violated with impunity. See, e.g., H. Hendin, Seduced ____ By Death 75-84 (1997) (noting many cases in which decisions intended to end the life of a fully competent patient were made without a request from the patient and without consulting the patient); Keown, Euthanasia in the Netherlands: Sliding Down the Slippery Slope?, in Euthanasia Examined 261, 289 (J. Keown ed. 1995) (guidelines have "proved signally ineffectual; non- voluntary euthanasia is now widely practised and increas- 96-110 - CONCUR 38 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ ingly condoned in the Netherlands"); Gomez, supra, at 104-113. This evidence is ______ contested. See, e.g., R. Epstein, Mortal Peril 322 (1997) ("Dutch physicians ____ are not euthanasia enthusiasts and they are slow to practice it in individual cases"); R. Posner, Aging and Old Age 242, and n. 23 (1995) (noting fear of "doctors' rushing patients to their death" in the Netherlands "has not been substantiated and does not appear realistic"); Van der Wal, Van Eijk, Leenen, & Spreeuwenberg, Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide, 2, Do Dutch Family Doctors Act Prudently?, 9 Family Practice 135 (1992) (finding no serious abuse in Dutch practice). The day may come when we can say with some assurance which side is right, but for now it is the substantiality of the factual disagreement, and the alternatives for resolving it, that matter. They are, for me, dispositive of the due process claim at this time. I take it that the basic concept of judicial review with its possible displacement of legislative judgment bars any finding that a legislature has acted arbitrarily when the following conditions are met: there is a serious factual controversy over the feasibility of recognizing the claimed right without at the same time making it impossible for the State to engage in an un- doubtedly legitimate exercise of power; facts necessary to resolve the contro- versy are not readily ascertainable through the judicial process; but they are more readily subject to discovery through legislative factfinding and experimen- tation. It is assumed in this case, and must be, that a State's interest in protecting those unable to make responsible decisions and those who make no decisions at all entitles the State to bar aid to any but a knowing and responsible person intending suicide, and to prohibit euthanasia. How, and how far, a State should act in that interest are judgments for the State, but the legitimacy of its action to deny a physician the option to aid any but the knowing and responsible is beyond question. The capacity of the State to protect the others if respondents were to prevail is, however, subject to some genuine question, underscored by the responsible disagreement over the basic facts of the Dutch experience. This factual controversy is not open to a judicial resolution with any substantial degree of assurance at this time. It is not, of course, that any controversy about the factual predicate of a due process claim disqualifies a court from resolving it. Courts can recognize captiousness, and most factual issues can be settled in a trial court. At this point, however, the factual issue at the heart of this case does not appear to be one of those. The principal enquiry at the moment is into the Dutch experience, and I question whether an independent front-line investigation into the facts of a foreign country's legal administration can be soundly undertaken through American courtroom litigation. While an extensive literature on any subject can raise the hopes for judicial understanding, the literature on this subject is only nascent. Since there is little experience directly bearing on the issue, the most that can be said is that whichever way the Court might rule today, events could overtake its assumptions, as experi- mentation in some jurisdictions confirmed or discredited the concerns about progression from assisted suicide to euthanasia. Legislatures, on the other hand, have superior opportunities to obtain the facts necessary for a judgment about the present controversy. Not only do they have more flexible mechanisms for factfinding than the Judiciary, but their mechanisms include the power to experiment, moving forward and pulling back as facts emerge within their own jurisdictions. There is, indeed, good reason to suppose that in the absence of a judgment for respondents here, just such experimentation will be attempted in some of the States. See, e.g., Ore. ___ 96-110 - CONCUR 40 WASHINGTON v. GLUCKSBERG ____ Rev. Stat. Ann. SS127.800 et seq. (Supp. 1996); App. to Brief for State _______ Legislators as Amici Curiae 1a (listing proposed statutes). ____________ I do not decide here what the significance might be of legislative foot- dragging in ascertaining the facts going to the State's argument that the right in question could not be confined as claimed. Sometimes a court may be bound to act regardless of the institutional preferability of the political branches as forums for addressing constitutional claims. See, e.g., Bolling v. Sharpe, 347 _______ _______ U. S. 497 (1954). Now, it is enough to say that our examination of legislative reasonableness should consider the fact that the Legislature of the State of Washington is no more obviously at fault than this Court is in being uncertain about what would happen if respondents prevailed today. We therefore have a clear question about which institution, a legislature or a court, is relatively more competent to deal with an emerging issue as to which facts currently unknown could be dispositive. The answer has to be, for the reasons already stated, that the legislative process is to be preferred. There is a closely related further reason as well. One must bear in mind that the nature of the right claimed, if recognized as one constitutionally required, would differ in no essential way from other constitutional rights guaranteed by enumeration or derived from some more definite textual source than "due process." An unenumerated right should not therefore be recognized, with the effect of displacing the legislative ordering of things, without the assurance that its recognition would prove as durable as the recognition of those other rights differently derived. To recognize a right of lesser promise would simply create a constitutional regime too uncertain to bring with it the expectation of finality that is one of this Court's central obligations in making constitutional decisions. See Casey, 505 U. S., at 864-869. _____ Legislatures, however, are not so constrained. The experimentation that should be out of the question in constitutional adjudication displacing legislative judgments is entirely proper, as well as highly desirable, when the legislative power addresses an emerging issue like assisted suicide. The Court should accordingly stay its hand to allow reasonable legislative consideration. While I do not decide for all time that respondents' claim should not be recognized, I acknowledge the legislative institutional competence as the better one to deal with that claim at this time.	en
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markdown	747130	# Presentation: 747130 ## Career Development - “Preparing for Promotion” ## Introduction - This presentation is designed to aid PHS officers in preparing for the promotion process. - There are steps you can take to improve your chances for promotion ## Topics of Discussion - Your Official Personnel Folder (OPF) - The Promotion Board - Promotion Board Scoring System - Helpful hints for promotion ## The OPF is the only knowledge the board has of you. _Make sure your OPF is up-to-date, accurate , and complete!_ ## Information about the Official Personnel Folder (OPF) can be found at:http://www.hhs.gov/pharmacy/pgr.html - OPF Guidelines & Frequently asked Questions - Tips for Cover Page & CV preparation - PHS support activities - Assimilation information - Useful information to enhance your promotion potential ## Electronic OPF - Visit the CCMIS homepage at: - _[http://dcp.psc.gov](http://dcp.psc.gov/)_ - View under “secure Area” - Contact Help Desk for User ID & Password - 1-301-594-0961 ## Pharmacy Promotion Board - Board members are at the O-6 rank - Composed of 5 pharmacists selected for diversity - From different PHS OPDIVs and geographic areas ## Your promotion depends on five precepts. - (The origin of these precepts are found in the “Pharmacy Promotion Benchmarks” for the given year). ## Promotion Precepts - Performance (40%) - Career Progression/Potential (25%) - Professional Qualifications (15%) - Career Officer Characteristics (15%) - Response Readiness/Deployment (5%) ## Performance (40%) - COER & COER attachments - Award History - Reviewing Officers statement (ROS) - Leadership Attributes - Mission Contribution - Integrity/Duty ## Career Progression/ Potential - Assignments - Mobility- Geographic and/or Programmatic - Assimilation - Collateral Duties/ Billet Addendums ## Professional Qualifications (15%) - Professional Degrees - Licensure - Certification/ Credentialing (beyond that required for appointment) - Public Health Training/ Experience ## Career Officer Characteristics (15%) - Membership/ Involvement in PAC or other Corps Committees or Advisory Groups. - Associate Recruiter - BOTC / IOTC - Professional Organizations - Service Awards - Daily wearing of uniform - Presentations - Other official Corps/ PHS Activities ## Response Readiness (5%) - Achievement of OFRD “Basic” level of readiness ## Promotion Board Scoring System - (SCORE) X (PRECEPT WEIGHT)= POINTS - SCORES (0 TO 100) - 0-5-10-15-20 ...100 - SCORES DETERMINED BY EACH BOARD MEMBER - SUM OF THE WEIGHTED POINTS = TOTAL POINTS ## Identical Scores !!!(Tie Breaker determinants) - Regular Corps Officer - Higher Permanent Grade - Seniority Credit Date - Years of PHS active duty - Years of active duty in a uniformed service ## Helpful Hints for Successful Promotion - Update your CV regularly. - Remain attentive to the pharmacy “Benchmarks” each year. - Keep abreast of new deployment training requirements. - Document achievements in your OPF as they are accomplished. - Check the information contained in your OPF for accuracy. - Review your file early in the year prior to your expected promotion ## Promotion Quotas - “The number of officers promoted depends on the requirements of the PHS Commissioned Corps in each grade as determined by the Surgeon General in accordance with the guidelines set by the Assistant Secretary of Health”.	en
markdown	850836	# Presentation: 850836 ## NOAA XML Standards - NOAA Webshop - Robert Bunge - NWS/OCIO - July 28, 2004 ## Outline - What is XML? - NWS Experience - Does NOAA have XML standards? - Should we have XML standards? - How do we get there? ## What is XML? - Extensible Mark Up Language - Similar to HTML, but you design it yourself - Meant to aid in movement of data between computers - Lowers cost of exchanging data - Has been widely accepted in the private sector ## NWS Experience - NWS averages 5-10 requests a week for XML data feeds - First Experimental XML feed (warnings) released a year ago - Two additional experimental feeds (forecasts/observations) released last month - Several hundred positive public comments - Lowers cost to put weather data into a product or electronic device - Improves accuracy ## Does NOAA Have XML Standards? - NWS has “XML vision” team to explore where NWS should go - Any other LO activities? ## Should NOAA Have XML Standards? - Appears to make sense for some data sets: - <lat>xx.xxx</lat> - Or - <latitude>xx.xxx</latitude> - Or does it matter in an age of XML schemas? ## How Do We Get There? ## Contact Info - Bob Bunge - NWS OCIO - 301-713-1381 x140 - [email protected]	en
markdown	510281	# Presentation: 510281 ## Big Bear Solar Observatory Philip R. Goode Big Bear Solar Observatory New Jersey Institute of Technology Irradiance Changes - Blue curve is solar cycle - Red curve adds purported long-term variation - Temperature changes from NCAR model - Yellow line limit from physics of irradiance change - Big Bear Solar Observatory Notes: The upper blue curve shows the irradiance variation assuming variations in the past track those over the last two cycles and the red curve includes the putative long term component. Note that from here on we take the terrestrial perspective in which the mean irradiance is about 340 watts/m2. This is translated to temperature changes using the NCAR model (paper by Foukal, North and ). With the long term trend, one can account for part of the cooling over the first half of the 20th century and the depths of the Maunder minimum. Foukal et al deny the presence of the long-term component on phenomenological grounds (the magnetic network discovered by Hale in the 1890s would have disappearing during the 1920s. Now that we understand the physics of irradiance change, we can put a hard lower limit on the irradiance change (yellow line). Increases in irradiance are bound directly by increases in activity. Since higher activity cycles are shorter and there is Greenland ice core data showing a roughly cycle going back 100,000+ years, it is unlikely that the Sun’s irradiance over historical times was much greater than it is now. Thus, we are left with a mystery...how can there be terrestrial signatures of the solar cycle when the irradiance changes are too small to matter? ## Origin of Sun’s Variable Output Seismic data from SoHO/MDI provide most precise measure of solar variability Physical picture is that rising solar activity blocks heat and convective flows, while corregating the solar surface making it a more effective radiator Active sun is cooler, corregated, slightly smaller and more irradiant Inactive sun is warmer, smoother, slightly larger and minimally irradiant - Big Bear Solar Observatory Notes: From these results we are left with a solar role in climate that is more subtle with changes in the solar wind/magnetic field somehow linking with something terrestrial leaving the Earth’s global albedo as the best place to look for a solar cycle. ## Implications of Limit Earth is responding to more subtle changes in Sun, which imprint the solar cycle and longer term wanderings of solar activity Changes in solar wind induces some unknown changes at the Earth A new burden on the climate models - Big Bear Solar Observatory ## Can Earth’s Reflectance Increase while Earth Warms? Earthshine and other results point to an increasing reflectance over the past five years, which reverses a fifteen year trend of decline Taken in isolation, less sunlight would imply a reversal of global warming Recently updated NASA ISCCP data reveal a change in clouds, so both reduced sunlight and increased global warming are possible Results also confirm earlier Earthshine results of an increasing Earth albedo - Big Bear Solar Observatory ## Cloud Amount & Distribution Cloud Amount from ISCCP Five year Bands of higher clouds (red) and lower clouds (blue) Unexplained change in last five years - Big Bear Solar Observatory ## Earth’s Reflectance in Time Earthshine (blue) Regression from ES and ISCCP (shaded area) Global reflectance from reconstruction Global warming since 1850 (red) - Big Bear Solar Observatory ## Earthshine Plus ISCCP Conclusions Earth’s Reflectance has increased over the last five years Clouds have re-arranged themselves in the same period so that their net cooling effect is reduced. Earth can warm with less sunlight - Big Bear Solar Observatory	en
converted_docs	116751	Nevada Wing![](media/image1.png){width="0.8972222222222223in" height="0.9708333333333333in"} Award Nomination Form Complete this form for all Nevada Wing Awards. Use Microsoft Word to fill in the blanks. Members without MS Word may use generic form available at www.nvwg.cap.gov. +----------------------------+----------------------+-----------------+ \| Nominee's Last Name: \| Nominee's First \| CAP Membership \| \| \| Name: \| Number: \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| +----------------------------+----------------------+-----------------+ \| Unit: \| Grade: \| Date Joined \| \| \| \| CAP: \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| +----------------------------+----------------------+-----------------+ \| Award: \| \| \| +----------------------------+----------------------+-----------------+ +-------------------------+-------------+------------------------------+ \| Nominator's Name (Last, \| Grade: \| Signature: \| \| First): \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| +-------------------------+-------------+------------------------------+ \| Unit: \| \| \| +-------------------------+-------------+------------------------------+ Fax or e-mail completed nomination to NV Wing HQ, fax -- (775)358-3757, e-mail - [email protected]. Nevada Wing award descriptions are not required to be sent with nomination to Wing HQ. All awards will be selected by the Nevada Wing Awards Board from nominations received from squadrons or any member of the Nevada Wing. Not all awards are given every year. SENIOR MEMBER OF THE YEAR A Senior Member of the Nevada Wing who has performed his/her assignment in an outstanding manner and one who has contributed above and beyond the call of duty to the advancement of the Civil Air Patrol during the past year. OUTSTANDING WING STAFF MEMBER OF THE YEAR This award is given to a Nevada Wing staff member who has excelled in his/her area of responsibility and who shows outstanding leadership ability. This is a person who has provided guidance to the Squadrons and other CAP programs and has demonstrated a professional attitude toward the entire CAP mission. PILOT OF THE YEAR - POWERED A pilot who demonstrates a professional attitude toward flying, has a concern for safety, makes an outstanding contribution to the CAP flying program and is active in SAR and Cadet Orientation flying. PILOT OF THE YEAR -- GLIDER A pilot who actively participates in the Nevada Wing glider program by flying with the cadets, properly handles and cares for the glider equipment, and who teaches the fine art of soaring to fellow CAP members. OBSERVER OF THE YEAR This is an observer who demonstrates a professional attitude toward the CAP program and is active in the CAP Search and Rescue program. This person should also have contributed in an outstanding manner to the overall Mission of the Civil Air Patrol. SAR BASE MEMBER OF THE YEAR A senior member or cadet member who demonstrates a professional attitude and whose abilities have contributed significantly to the Search and Rescue program and correct operation of actual and practice SAR bases in Nevada during the past year. GROUND TEAM MEMBER OF THE YEAR A senior member or cadet ground team member who demonstrates a professional attitude toward CAP ground SAR program and has contributed significantly to the success of the ground operations program in the Nevada Wing. CHAPLAIN/MORAL LEADERSHIP OFFICER OF THE YEAR This is an individual who has contributed in an outstanding manner to the furtherance of the Nevada Wing chaplain/moral leadership program, and who has demonstrated strong leadership in this area of CAP service. (The selection of this individual will be made on the advice of the Wing Chaplain.) OUTSTANDING SQUADRON OF THE YEAR The Nevada Wing Squadron that has demonstrated the best overall performance in accomplishing the Mission of the Civil Air Patrol. Members of this unit participate in professional development, flight clinics, Squadron Leadership Schools, Corporate Learning Courses, etc. The unit participates in actual and practice SAR activities, recruitment of new members, community relations, etc. MOST IMPROVED SQUADRON The Nevada Wing Squadron that has made the most significant improvement in participation in the total CAP program for the year. Increases in membership and full member participation in CAP programs are good reasons to nominate this squadron. SQUADRON COMMANDER OF THE YEAR A Nevada Wing Squadron Commander who has demonstrated, through his/her example, dedication above and beyond the call of duty and has provided inspiration to others in the performance of his/her duties. This individual exhibits leadership skills and leads by example. CADET OFFICER OF THE YEAR This award is given to the cadet officer who best exemplifies the goals and achievements of the Cadet Program. Nominate cadets using CAPF 58 -- Mandatory attachments are not immediately required. Selected cadet will be forwarded to Region HQ for Cadet of the Year consideration. CAPF 58 mandatory attachments will be required at that time. CADET OF THE YEAR -- ELISTED RANK Awarded to a Cadet NCO or Airman who has actively progressed through the program requirements and is demonstrating leadership skills. Nominate this individual on CAPF 58 -- Mandatory attachments are not required. JACK SORENSON CADET PROGRAMS OFFICER OF THE YEAR AWARD This award is given to the cadet programs officer who has contributed most to the CAP cadet program in the past year. COLONEL SKIP PASUTTI AEROSPACE EDUCATION AWARD This award goes to a senior member or cadet who best demonstrates a professional attitude and leadership skill in the CAP aerospace education program during the past year. OTHER AWARDS NOT INCLUDED ABOVE Other awards may be given. Describe the purpose and accomplishments for consideration.	en
markdown	862584	# Presentation: 862584 ## LandScan Population Research Program - Budhendra Bhaduri Geographic Information Science and Technology Computational Sciences and Engineering ## What is LandScan? Population distribution model, database, and tool developed from census and other spatial data using a uniform regular grid Improving knowledge of where people are located ## How is LandScan developed? Dasymetric spatial modeling. Distribute best available census counts to LandScan cells based on a likelihood coefficient calculated by spatial models. Model structure is the same everywhere, but weights for each variable are tailored to each country. Similar operations performed for each data layer and outputs are mathematically combined. Population is allocated to each cell. H: High-density residential L: Low-density residential F: Evergreen forest W: Water - Aggregated to - coefficient cell size - Product of additional data types - (e.g. distance from roads, slope) WCell i,j* = LCi,j  PR*i,j * Si,j  LM*i,j PopulationCell i,j* = PC*Block* W*cell i,j ## Community standard for population ## LandScan application: Tsunami relief ## Kosovo - Refugee Crisis 1998 May 25, 1999 LandScan Global Population Project Oak Ridge National Laboratory ## LandScan spatial resolutions ## LandScan USA \| Very high spatial resolution \| 3 arc second resolution (about 90 m or 300 ft) or finer \| \| --- \| --- \| \| Finer temporal resolution \| Nighttime (residential) and daytime population distributions \| \| High currency \| Modeled from best available Census block data \| \| Value added \| Demographic and socioeconomic characteristics for easy integration with risk and impact assessment models \| \| Compared with census data \| Better than census resolution for most city blocks \| Harris County and the city of Houston ## Slide 9 ## Night Night ## Slide 11 ## Hurricane preparedness and response \| Damage \| Total population \| Senior \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| 100% \| 791,361 \| 90,773 \| \| 75% \| 1,594,806 \| 187,677 \| \| 50% \| 1,505,196 \| 184,372 \| \| 25% \| 1,701,593 \| 224,279 \| \| Total \| 5,592,956 \| 687,101 \| \| \| Individual and Public Assistance \| Public Assistance \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| Alabama \| 575,133 \| 56,801 \| \| Mississippi \| 707,506 \| 1,391,233 \| \| Louisiana \| 3,153,293 \| 1,362,477 \| - Source: FEMA Impacted Areas, August 31, 2005 - FEMA Impacted Areas \| Total population \| \| \| --- \| --- \| \| Significant damage (< 5 ft surge) \| 1,007,676 \| \| Catastrophic damage (5–20 ft surge) \| 1,513,871 \| ## Slide 13 ## Contact - Budhendra Bhaduri - Geographic Information Science and Technology - Computational Sciences and Engineering - (865) 241-9272 - [email protected] - Bhaduri_LandScan_SC07	en
converted_docs	377676	> January 6, 2005 Item: Fire Response and Planning ### General Information: Saving lives and preventing harm to patients in the event of a fire, is dependent upon comprehensive fire planning, immediate execution of the fire plan, and the proper operation of fire protection detection, suppression, and notification equipment. ### ### Secondary to protecting patients, visitors, and staff from harm is the need to protect the building, equipment, and furnishings from water and smoke damage, to insure that patient care activities can resume as soon as possible after a fire. Specific Incident: A fire in a VA hospital caused by the improper use of smoking materials, combined with the presence of oxygen completed the fire triangle and resulted in the death of a patient. Quick action by nursing staff in conjunction with the operation of smoke detectors, the facility fire alarm system, and two of the three fire sprinklers in the room of fire origin prevented further injury. A key to preventing further injury was having enough staff to respond to the fire area and assist with patient relocation. After the fire, water damage was excessive due to a delay in shutting off the fire sprinkler valve. In the room of fire origin, the fire sprinkler closest to the fire failed to operate. This was an O-ring type fire sprinkler manufactured by Central Sprinkler Company (Model GB). These O-ring sprinklers, along with other models, were recalled by the manufacturer in 2001 and were scheduled for replacement. Additional information on the sprinkler recall may be found at: <http://www.sprinklerreplacement.com/VRP/enterVRP.php3> > Actions: By February 11, 2005: 1. Facilities Management or Engineering Service personnel will initiate > immediate replacement of the recalled Central O-ring sprinklers if > any are still present in the facility and complete replacement by > March 15, 2005. If this cannot be accomplished the facility > director must contact Mr. Ken Faulstich, Chief, Fire Protection > Engineering (10NB) (202) 273-5869 to arrive at an acceptable > solution. 2. Clinical management staff will ensure that staff understand and > enforce the existing program to control smoking materials, > especially when 100% oxygen is in use. 3. Occupational Safety and Health or VA Fire Department personnel will > review the fire plan to ensure: ```{=html} <!-- --> ``` A) There will be an adequate number of staff, including clinical staff, > immediately responding to the fire area regardless of the day of > the week or time of day, to assist in patient relocation to the > next smoke zone should it become necessary. The number of > responders needed is dependent upon the number of patients in the > impacted smoke zone and the acuity level of the patients. Based > upon past fire events, the minimum recommended staff response (not > counting Fire Department personnel) is: 1. For patient care buildings with overnight stay that are not > fully sprinkler protected: One responder for every two > non-ambulatory patients. If this response ratio cannot be met, > consider installing sprinkler protection, modifying the > number (mix) of non-ambulatory to ambulatory patients in the > smoke zone, reducing the size of the smoke zone(s) or a > combination of these actions. 2. For fully sprinkler protected patient care buildings with > overnight stay: One responder for every four non-ambulatory > patients. If this response ratio cannot be met conduct a risk > assessment to determine if an appropriate level of safety is > being provided. Refer to Attachment 1. > > For the purposes of this Alert non-ambulatory patients shall > > include individuals with cognitive or behavioral impairments that > > need assistance when relocating to an adjacent smoke zone. B. The fire plan clearly identifies the individual in the unit/area > responsible for turning off the room or zone oxygen shut off > control valve should it be necessary. This is especially important > in surgery and ICU areas. (Note: Preventing fires in surgical > areas is a JCAHO 2005 Patient Safety goal for AHC. See Goal #11; > "Reduce the risk of surgical fires." Additional information on > this goal may be found at: > [http://www.jcaho.org/accredited+organizations/patient+safety/05+npsg/05_npsg_amb.htm](http://www.jcaho.org/accredited+organizations/patient+safety/05+npsg/05_npsg_amb.htm) C. A requirement to telephone the fire department is part of the > written fire plan as newly required in NFPA 101, 19.7.2.2. D. Qualified staff are identified who are provided with special keys > and/or tools when needed (e.g. to open doors and windows, turn > off/on utilities), that are knowledgeable in the operation of: the > electrical system; heating, ventilating, and air conditioning > (HVAC) equipment; and fire protection systems (sprinkler shut off > and drain valves) and are available to consult with fire > department personnel. ```{=html} <!-- --> ``` 4. Occupational Safety and Health or Facilities Management /Engineering personnel shall verify that personnel and equipment are available to limit damage to the building immediately after fire department personnel declare the fire is extinguished. This may be accomplished by evacuating smoke, shutting off sprinkler control valves and containment of sprinkler and fire hose discharge water. Water damage may be limited through the use of plugs specifically designed to seal open fire sprinklers and absorbent "pigs" to dike water on the floor to keep it from spreading. Smoke spread may be limited by opening windows, stopping the HVAC environmental air re-circulation and by using dedicated portable exhaust fans. 5. Occupational Safety and Health or Police and Security Service personnel shall develop a policy or SOP that addresses when the fire scene is to be secured after the event and [before clean up]{.underline}, to permit an investigation to be conducted by qualified individuals. The purpose of this investigation is to determine fire cause and assess the effectiveness of both active (e.g. suppression and detection) and passive (e.g. smoke and fire barriers) fire protection systems. 6. Occupational Safety and Health or VA Fire Department personnel shall report all fires in accordance with VHA Directive 2003-051, Fire Incident Reporting, dated 09-16-03, using the on-line fire incident form. This form may be found at: <http://vaww.ceosh.med.va.gov/Forms/FireProtection/FireIncident.htm> # Contact: Ken Faulstich, Chief, Fire Protection Engineering (10NB) (202) 273-5869 Joe DeRosier, Program Manager, NCPS (10X) (734) 930-5890 Attachment 1 Fire Evacuation/Relocation Response Sprinkler Protected Smoke Zone Risk Assessment This Risk Assessment is NOT to be used to reduce the number of responders if the 1:4 ratio is being met. Consider the following factors when assessing the adequacy of the facility fire response for sprinkler protected smoke zones. Note: A responder may be any individual who: can respond within 8 minutes; is trained in the fire plan; participates in the fire drills (fire department personnel may not be counted since their primary efforts may be in suppression activities). For the purposes of this risk assessment the number of non-ambulatory patients present in a smoke zone shall be the "most likely worst case" scenario. Base this upon the greatest number of non-ambulatory patients simultaneously present in the smoke zone over the past 36 months. Factors: 1. Private Rooms -- if the smoke zone is comprised of private rooms there is a greater likelihood that a fire and its products of combustion (smoke) will be contained to the room of fire origin as staff will not need to re-enter the room to rescue additional patients. (Award 1 Point) 2. Room Separation -- if the walls between the patient sleeping room and adjacent rooms, as well as the corridor, extend from floor slab to floor slab and are without penetrations, there is a greater likelihood that patients in rooms adjacent to the room of fire origin will not have to be relocated. (Award 2 Points) 3. Quick Response Sprinklers -- a faster sprinkler response will significantly reduce the heat and products of combustion generated by the fire. Quick Response sprinklers will activate faster than Standard Response sprinklers. (Award 3 Points) 4. Smoke Detection -- properly installed and maintained smoke detectors will provide early detection of a fire and will give additional time for staff response. (Maximum of 2 Points permitted) a. System smoke detectors throughout all areas of the smoke zone (Award 2 Points) b. System smoke detectors in patient sleeping rooms and throughout the corridor (Award 1.5 Points) c. Single station smoke alarms in all patient sleeping rooms (Award 1 Point) d. System smoke detectors provided only throughout the corridors (Award 0.5 Points) 5. Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Systems -- an environmental air system that is fully ducted will aid in containing the products of combustion from a fire. (Award 1 Point) 6. Oxygen [not]{.underline} present --The presence of oxygen in the patient sleeping rooms (piped, cylinder, or concentrator) can increase how rapidly a fire will spread. (Award 1 Point) --------------------------- -------------------------------------------- Number of Points Minimum Number of Responders to Non-ambulatory Patients \<3 1:4 3 to 8 1:5 ≥8.5 1:6 --------------------------- --------------------------------------------	en
markdown	282195	# Presentation: 282195 ## EIA’s Current View on LNG Senior Energy Analyst U.S. Energy Information Administration 2006 EIA Energy Outlook and Modeling Conference March 27, 2006 Washington, DC *EIA’s Current View on LNG * *Imports into the United States* ## U.S. Natural Gas Production, Consumption, and Net Imports, 1960-2030 (trillion cubic feet) 15% 21% Net Imports Consumption Production Natural Gas Net Imports, 2004, 2025, and 2030 (trillion cubic feet) *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* History Projections 22.4 18.5 26.9 20.8 Average Wellhead Price (dollars per thousand cubic feet) 2004 2030 2004 Dollars $5.49 $5.92 Nominal Dollars $5.49 $11.20 ## U.S. Natural Gas Consumption by Sector, 1990-2030 (trillion cubic feet) History Industrial* Electric Generators Residential Commercial Transportation Projections ***Annual Energy Outlook 2006* - * Includes lease and plant fuel ** Includes pipeline fuel 10.0 6.4 5.6 4.0 0.9 8.5 5.3 3.0 0.7 4.9 ## Unplanned Capacity Additions (Gigawatts) Renewables Coal Nuclear NGCC *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* 145 10 47 6 ## U.S. Dry Natural Gas Production, 1990 - 2030 (trillion cubic feet) History Projections Associated/Dissolved Non-associated Offshore Nonassociated Onshore Conventional Onshore Unconventional Alaska *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* 9.5 4.2 2.8 2.3 2.1 4.8 7.5 2.4 3.4 0.4 ## U.S. Net Imports of Natural Gas, 1960-2030 U.S. Net Imports of Natural Gas, 1960-2030 (trillion cubic feet) Canada Liquefied Natural Gas Mexico *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* History Projections 3.2 0.6 4.4 1.8 -0.4 -0.6 ## Major Sources of Incremental U.S. Natural Gas Supply, 2004-2030 (trillion cubic feet) Growth in Alaskan Production Growth in Non-Associated Unconventional Growth in LNG Imports Base Production (all sources) *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* ## Current U.S. LNG Import Terminals Lake Charles, Louisiana Regasification Capacity: Peak: 1.5 Bcf /day *Source: Energy Information Administration* Gulf of Mexico, Offshore Gulf Gateway Energy Bridge Regasification Capacity: Peak: 500 MMcf /day ## Natural Gas Imports, 1997-2007 (billion cubic feet) Sources: History: EIA; Projections: *Short-Term Energy Outlook* March, 2006. Natural Gas Imports, 1997-2007 (billion cubic feet) _ _ * _LNG Imports:_ * **2004: 650 Bcf 2005: 630 Bcf 2006: 830 Bcf 2007: 1,030 Bcf History Projections - ___ Pipeline LNG - __ ## U.S. LNG Imports by Country, 1992-2005 (billion cubic feet) Nigeria Qatar Other Australia Trinidad and Tobago Algeria Source: EIA Oman Malaysia Egypt ## U.S. LNG Imports, 1990-2025(trillion cubic feet) History Projections Existing terminals New terminals *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* ## LNG Imports at Existing Onshore Terminals, 2000-2030(billion cubic feet) Everett, MA Lake Charles, LA Elba Island, GA Cove Point, MD History Projections *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* ## Existing and Proposed _CONSTRUCTED_ A. Everett, MA : 1.035 Bcfd (SUEZ/Tractebel - DOMAC) B. Cove Point, MD : 1.0 Bcfd (Dominion - Cove Point LNG) C. Elba Island, GA : 1.2 Bcfd (El Paso - Southern LNG) D. Lake Charles, LA : 1.5 Bcfd (Southern Union - Trunkline LNG) E. Gulf of Mexico: 0.5 Bcfd (Gulf Gateway Energy Bridge - Excelerate Energy) _APPROVED BY FERC_ 1. Lake Charles, LA: 0.6 Bcfd (Southern Union - Trunkline LNG) 2. Hackberry, LA : 1.5 Bcfd (Cameron LNG - Sempra Energy) 3. Bahamas : 0.84 Bcfd (AES Ocean Express)* 4. Bahamas : 0.83 Bcfd (Calypso Tractebel)* 5. Freeport, TX : 1.5 Bcfd (Cheniere/Freeport LNG Dev.) 6. Sabine, LA : 2.6 Bcfd (Cheniere LNG) 7. Corpus Christi, TX: 2.6 Bcfd (Cheniere LNG) 8. Corpus Christi, TX : 1.0 Bcfd (Vista Del Sol - ExxonMobil) 9. Fall River, MA : 0.8 Bcfd (Weaver's Cove Energy/Hess LNG) 10. Sabine, TX : 1.0 Bcfd (Golden Pass - ExxonMobil) 11. Corpus Christi, TX: 1.0 Bcfd (Ingleside Energy - Occidental Energy Ventures) _APPROVED BY MARAD/COAST GUARD_ 12. Port Pelican: 1.6 Bcfd (Chevron Texaco) 13. Louisiana Offshore : 1.0 Bcfd (Gulf Landing - Shell) _CANADIAN APPROVED TERMINALS_ 14. St. John, NB : 1.0 Bcfd (Canaport - Irving Oil) 15. Point Tupper, NS 1.0 Bcf/d (Bear Head LNG - Anadarko) _MEXICAN APPROVED TERMINALS_ 16. Altamira, Tamulipas : 0.7 Bcfd, (Shell/Total/Mitsui) 17. Baja California, MX : 1.0 Bcfd, (Energy Costa Azul - Sempra) 18. Baja California - Offshore : 1.4 Bcfd, (Chevron Texaco) _PROPOSED TO FERC_ 19. Long Beach, CA : 0.7 Bcfd, (Mitsubishi/ConocoPhillips - Sound Energy Solutions) 20. Logan Township, NJ : 1.2 Bcfd (Crown Landing LNG - BP) 21. Bahamas : 0.5 Bcfd, (Seafarer - El Paso/FPL ) 22. Port Arthur, TX: 1.5 Bcfd (Sempra) 23. Cove Point, MD : 0.8 Bcfd (Dominion) 24. LI Sound, NY: 1.0 Bcfd (Broadwater Energy - TransCanada/Shell) 25. Pascagoula, MS: 1.0 Bcfd (Gulf LNG Energy LLC) 26. Bradwood, OR: 1.0 Bcfd (Northern Star LNG - Northern Star Natural Gas LLC) 27. Pascagoula, MS: 1.3 Bcfd (Casotte Landing - ChevronTexaco) 28. Cameron, LA: 3.3 Bcfd (Creole Trail LNG - Cheniere LNG) 29. Port Lavaca, TX: 1.0 Bcfd (Calhoun LNG - Gulf Coast LNG Partners) 30. Freeport, TX: 2.5 Bcfd (Cheniere/Freeport LNG Dev. - Expansion) 31. Sabine, LA: 1.4 Bcfd (Cheniere LNG - Expansion) 32. Hackberry, LA : 1.15 Bcfd (Cameron LNG - Sempra Energy - Expansion) 33. Pleasant Point, ME : 0.5 Bcfd (Quoddy Bay, LLC) 34. Robbinston, ME: 0.5 Bcfd (Downeast LNG - Kestrel Energy) 35. Elba Island, GA: 0.9 Bcfd (El Paso - Southern LNG) _PROPOSED TO MARAD/COAST GUARD_ 36. California Offshore: 1.5 Bcfd (Cabrillo Port - BHP Billiton) 37. So. California Offshore : 0.5 Bcfd, (Crystal Energy) 38. Louisiana Offshore : 1.0 Bcfd (Main Pass McMoRan Exp.) 39. Gulf of Mexico: 1.0 Bcfd (Compass Port - ConocoPhillips) 40. Gulf of Mexico: 1.5 Bcfd (Beacon Port Clean Energy Terminal - ConocoPhillips) 41. Offshore Boston, MA: 0.4 Bcfd (Neptune LNG - Tractebel) 42. Offshore Boston, MA: 0.8 Bcfd (Northeast Gateway - Excelerate Energy) 43. Gulf of Mexico: 1.4 Bcfd (Bienville Offshore Energy Terminal - TORP Technology) Existing and Proposed North American LNG Terminals FERC Office of Energy Projects A - 3 - 4 - 21 - 36 - 19 - 38 - 37 - 13 B,23 - US Jurisdiction - FERC - MARAD/USCG - 25 - 9 - 24 - 20 C,35 - 40 - 12 - 5,30 - 8 - 6,31 - 41 - 26 E - 14 - 16 - 15 - 17 - 18 - 42 - 7 - 11 - 29 - 10 - 22 - 28 - 39 - 33 - 34 D,1 - 2,32 - 43 As of March 8, 2006 * *US pipeline approved; * *LNG terminal pending in Bahamas* ## Potential North American _POTENTIAL U.S. SITES IDENTIFIED BY PROJECT SPONSORS_ 44. Coos Bay, OR: 0.13 Bcfd, (Energy Projects Development) 45. Offshore California: 0.75 Bcfd, (Chevron Texaco) 46. Offshore California: 0.75 Bcfd (OceanWay - Woodside Natural Gas) 47. St. Helens, OR: 0.7 Bcfd (Port Westward LNG LLC) 48. Galveston, TX: 1.2 Bcfd (Pelican Island - BP) 49. Philadelphia, PA: 0.6 Bcfd (Freedom Energy Center - PGW) 50. Astoria, OR: 1.0 Bcfd (Skipanon LNG - Calpine) 51. Boston, MA: 0.8 Bcfd (AES Battery Rock LLC - AES Corp.) 52. Calais, ME: ? Bcfd (BP Consulting LLC) 53. Baltimore, MD: 1.5 Bcfd (AES Sparrows Point – AES Corp.) 54. Offshore New York: 2.0 Bcfd (Safe Harbor Energy - ASIC, LLC) 55. Offshore Florida: ? Bcfd (Calypso SUEZ) 56. Offshore California: 0.6 Bcfd (Pacific Gateway - Excelerate Energy) _POTENTIAL CANADIAN SITES IDENTIFIED BY PROJECT SPONSORS_ 57. Quebec City, QC : 0.5 Bcfd (Project Rabaska - Enbridge/Gaz Met/Gaz de France) 58. Rivière-du- Loup, QC: 0.5 Bcfd (Cacouna Energy - TransCanada/PetroCanada) 59. Kitimat, BC: 0.61 Bcfd (Galveston LNG) 60. Prince Rupert, BC: 0.30 Bcfd (WestPac Terminals) 61. Goldboro, NS 1.0 Bcfd (Keltic Petrochemicals) 62. Énergie Grande-Anse QC: 1.0 Bcfd _POTENTIAL MEXICAN SITES IDENTIFIED BY PROJECT SPONSORS_ 63. Lázaro Cárdenas, MX : 0.5 Bcfd (Tractebel/Repsol) 64. Puerto Libertad, MX: 1.3 Bcfd (Sonora Pacific LNG) 65. Offshore Gulf, MX: 1.0 Bcfd (Dorado - Tidelands) 66. Manzanillo, MX: 0.5 Bcfd 67. Topolobampo, MX: 0.5 Bcfd Potential North American LNG Terminals FERC Office of Energy Projects - 45 - 44 - US Jurisdiction - FERC - MARAD/USCG - 49 - 48 - 47 - 50 - 65 - 58 - 60 - 59 - 61 - 63 - 64 - 66 - 67 - 51 - 52 - 46 - 53 - 54 - 62 - 57 - 55 - 56 As of March 8, 2006 ## North American LNG Terminals _Existing: __ __5.235 Bcfd_ A. Everett, MA : 1.035 Bcfd B. Cove Point, MD : 1.0 Bcfd C. Elba Island, GA : 1.2 Bcfd D. Lake Charles, LA : 1.5 Bcfd E. _Gulf Gateway Energy Bridge: __ __0.5 Bcfd_ Total: 5.235 Bcfd Tcf/yr: US: 1.9 Tot: 1.9 _New Terminals Under Construction: 9.3 Bcfd_ 1. Freeport, TX, U.S. : 1.5 Bcfd 2. Sabine, LA, U.S. : 2.6 Bcfd 3. Hackberry, LA, U.S. : 1.5 Bcfd 4. St. John, NB, Canada : 1.0 Bcfd 5. Point Tupper, NS, Canada 1.0 Bcfd 6. Altamira, Tamulipas, Mexico: 0.7 Bcfd 7. _Baja California, Mexico : __ __1.0 Bcfd_ Total: 9.3 Bcfd Tcf/yr: US: 2.0, Can: 0.7, Mex: 0.6, Tot: 3.4 _Approved Projects: 11.0 Bcfd_ D. Lake Charles Expansion: 0.6 Bcfd 8. Corpus Christi, TX, U.S.: 2.6 Bcfd 9. Corpus Christi, TX, U.S. : 1.0 Bcfd 10. Fall River, MA, U.S. : 0.8 Bcfd 11. Sabine, TX, U.S. : 1.0 Bcfd 12. Corpus Christi, TX, U.S.: 1.0 Bcfd 13. Port Pelican: 1.6 Bcfd 14. Louisiana Offshore : 1.0 Bcfd 15. _Baja California - Offshore :__ __1.4 Bcfd_ Total: 11.0 Bcfd Tcf/yr: US: 3.5, Mex: 0.5, Tot: 4.0 North American LNG Terminals Existing, Under Construction, and Approved as of March 3, 2006 *Source: FERC Office of Energy Projects, EIA* - A - 14 - B Existing Under Construction Approved - 10 - C - 3 - D - 13 - 1 - 9 - 2 - E - 4 - 6 - 5 - 7 - 15 - 8 - 12 - 11 ## LNG Cases ## Net Imports of Liquefied Natural Gas, 1990-2030 (trillion cubic feet) Reference World Oil Price ($56.97)* Low World Oil Price ($33.73)* High World Oil Price ($95.71)* Projections History 1.85 4.36 7.37 *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* 2030 price for foreign low-sulfur crude oil in 2004 dollars per barrel ## Net Imports of Liquefied Natural Gas, 1990-2030 (trillion cubic feet) Reference High LNG Low LNG Projections History 9.58 4.36 1.30 *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* ## Change in Consumption and Supply in Response to Change in LNG Imports from Reference Case Levels (trillion cubic feet) Low LNG Case High LNG Case decrease in LNG imports increase in LNG imports solid bar – increase relative to reference stripped bar – decrease relative to reference *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* ## Lower 48 Natural Gas Wellhead Prices, 1990-2030 (2004 dollars per Mcf) Reference Low LNG High LNG Projections History 5.35 5.92 6.36 *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* ## Comparison of Net LNG Import Forecasts (trillion cubic feet) EIA GII EEA PIRA History Projections DB EVA Altos *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* SEER ## Annual Energy Outlook 2006 indicates that through 2030.... Imports are expected to play an important role in U.S. natural gas markets, accounting for 21 percent of total U.S. natural gas consumption in 2030, compared with 15 percent in 2004 LNG imports are projected to grow from 650 billion cubic feet in 2004 to 4.4 trillion cubic feet in 2030, with net LNG imports rising from 17 percent of net imports in 2004 to 78 percent in 2030 The most rapid growth in LNG import capacity will occur over the next decade, with peak annual capacity increasing from 1.4 trillion cubic feet in 2004 to 4.9 trillion cubic feet in 2015 Construction of new terminals is expected to slow after 2015 as rising natural gas prices limit consumption, especially in the electric generators sector, with peak annual import capacity reaching 5.8 trillion cubic feet in 2030 World oil markets have a strong influence on the U.S. LNG market Wide variations in the amount of LNG imported have only moderate impacts on domestic natural gas prices ## Phyllis.Martin [email protected] 202-586-9592 Periodic Reports * ** ** ** **Short-Term Energy Outlook*, monthly * ** ** ** **Annual Energy Outlook 2006*, February 2006 * ** ** ** **International Energy Outlook 2005*, July 2005* *	en
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all-txt-docs	440761	4 16 MATHIAS SAKDOBF. Part m. could not remain unmoved. He felt his whole soul go forth toward this young man of his own age, the brave son of the fisherman of Rovigno. "And I! I!" exclaimed he, with outstretched arms. "You, sir?" " I! The son of Stephen Bathory!" Did the doctor regret the avowal? No! Luigi Fer- rato could keep the secret as well as Pescade and Matifou. Luigi was then informed how matters stood, and learned Dr. Antekirtt's objects. One thing he was not told, and that was that he was in the presence ot Count Mathias Sandorf. The doctor wished to be taken at once to Maria Ferrato. He was impatient to see her again, impatient, above all, to hear how she had lived a life of work and misery since Andrea's death had left her alone, with her brother to look after. "Yes, doctor," answered Luigi, "letus go ashore at once! Maria will be very anxious about me! It is forty- eight hours since I left her to go fishing in Melleah Creek, and during last night's storm she will be afraid I have got drowned!" " You are fond of your sister?" asked the doctor. " She is my mother and my sister combined," answered Luigi. Does the isle of Malta, situated about sixty-two miles from Sicily, belong to Europe or to Africa, from which it is separated by one hundred and sixty miles? This is a question which has much exercised geographers; but, in any case, having been given by Charles V. to the Hos- pitalers whom Solyman drove out of Rhodes, and who then took the name of Knights of Malta, it now belongs to Englandand it would take some trouble to get it away from her. It is about eighteen miles long and ten across. It has Valetta and its suburbs for its capital, besides other towns and villages, such as Citta Vecchiaa sort of sacred town, which was the seat of the bishop at the time of the KnightsDingzi, Zebbug, Birchircara, etc. Rather fer- tile in its eastern half, and very barren in its western half, the density of its population toward the east is in striking contrast to that toward the west. In all it contains about a hundred thousand inhabitants. What Nature has done for this island in cutting out of its coast its four or five harbors, the most beautiful in the world, surpasses all that can be imagined. Everywhere water; everywhere points, capes and heights ready to receive fortifications and bat- teries. Thc Knights had already made it a difficult place to take, and the English have made it impregnable. No ironclad could hope "to force her way in against such an array of guns, which, among others, include two at the water's edge, each of a hundred tons, fully equipped with hydraulic apparatus, and capable of sending a shot weigh- ing seventeen and a half hundredweight a distance of nine and a half miles. A piece of information that may be profitably noted by the powers who regret to sec'in England's hands this admirable station, commanding the Central Mediterranean, and which could hold the whole British'fleet. Assuredly there are English at Malta.' There is a gov- ernor lodged in the ancient palace of the Grand Master, there is an admiral to look after the fleet and tbe harbors, and a garrison of from four to five thousand men; but there are Italians who wish to be considered at home, a floating cosmopolitan population as at Gibraltar, and there are, of course, Maltese. Tbe Maltese are Africans. In the harbors they work their brightly colored boats, in the streets they drive their vehicles down the wildest slopes, in the markets they deal in fruits, vegetables, meats, fish, making a deafening up- roar under tlie lamp of some small sacred daub. It is said that all the men are alike, copper in color, with black, slightly woolly, hair, with piercing eyes, robust, and of medium height. It seems as though all the women were of the same family, with large eyes and long lashes, dark hair, charming hands, supple figures and skin of a white- ness that the sun cannot touch beneath the "falzetta," a sort of black silk mantle worn in Tunisian fashion, com- mon to all classes, and which answers at the same time for head-dress, mantle, and even fan. The Maltese have the mercantile instinct. Everywhere they are found doing a trade. Hard-working, thrifty, eco- nomic, industrious, sober, but violent, vindictive and jealous, it is among the lower classes that they are best worth studying. They speak a dialect of which the base is Arabic, the result of the conquest which followed th fall of the Roman Empire, a language animated and piot6 uresque, lending itself easily to metaphor and to noetrv* They are good sailors when you can keep them, and bold fishermen familiarized with danger by their frequent storms. It was in this island that Luigi pursued his calling with as much audacity as if he had been a Maltese, and here he had lived for nearly fifteen years with his sister Maria. Valetta and its suburbs, we said There are really six towns on the Grand and Quarantine harborsFloriana Senglea, Bighi, Burmola, Vittoriosa, Sliema, are hardly suburbs, nor even mere assemblages of houses inhabited by the poorer classes; they are regular cities with sumptu- ous mansions, hotels and" churches, worthy of a capital which boasts some 25,000 inhabitants. It was at Valetta that the brother and sister lived. It would perhaps be more correct to say " under Valetta " for it was in a kind of subterranean quarter known as the Manderaggio, the entrance to which is on the S trad a San Marco, that they had found a lodging suitable for their slender means; and it was into this hypogeum that Luigi led the doctor as soon as the yacht was moored. After declining the services of the hundreds of boats that surrounded them, they landed on the quay. Entering by the Marine Gate, and deafened by the pealing and ringing of the bells which hover like a sonorous atmosphere over the Maltese capital, they passed beneath the double- casemated fort, and mounted first a steep slope and then a narrow staircase. Between the high houses with their greenish miradores and niches with lighted lamps they ar- rived before the Cathedral of St. John, and mingled with a crowd of the noisiest people in the world. When they had reached the back of this hill, a little lower than the cathedral, they began their descent toward the Quarantine harbor; there in the Strada San Marco they stopped midway before a staircase which went off to- the right down into the depths. The Manderaggio runs along under the ramparts with narrow streets where the sun never shines, high yellow walls irregularly pierced with innumerable holes, which do duty as windows, some of them grated and most of them free. Everywhere round about are flights of steps; leading to veritable sewers, low gate-ways, humid, sordid, like the houses of a Kasbah, miserable court-yards, and gloomy tunnels, hardly worthy of the name of lanes. And at every opening, every breathing-place, on the ruined landings and crumbling footpaths, there gathers a repul- sive crowd of old women with faces like sorceresses, mothers dirty and pallid and worn, daughters of all ages in rags and tatters, boys half naked, sickly, wallowing iu the filth; beggars with every variety of disease and de- formity; men, porters or fisher folk of savage look capable of everything evil, and among this human swarm a phleg- matic policeman, accustomed to the hopeless throng, and not only familiarized, but familiar with it! A true court of miracles, but transported into a strange underwork, the last ramifications of which open on to the curtain walls on the level of the Quarantine harbor, and are swept by the sun and sea breeze. It was in one of the houses in this Manderaggio, but in the upper portion of it, that Maria and Luigi Ferrato lived in two rooms. The doctor was struck with the poverty of the miserable lodging and also with its neat- ness. The hand of the careful housekeeper again showed itself, as it had done in the house of the fisherman of Rovigno. As the doctor entered Maria rose, saying to her brother, "My child! my Luigi!" Luigi embraced his sister, and introduced his friends. The doctor related in a few words how Luigi had risked his life to save a ship in distress, and at the same time he mentioned Pierre as the son of Stephen Bathory. While he spoke Maria looked at him with so much at- tention and even emotion that he feared for a moment she had recognized him. But it was only a flash that vanished from her eyes almost immediately. After fifteen years how was it possible for her to recognize a man who had only been in her father's house for a few hours? Andrea Ferrato's daughter was then thirty-three years old. She had always been beautiful, owing to the purity	en
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markdown	223682	# Presentation: 223682 ## Screening Development Projects for Risks from Climate Change - Ian Noble - The World Bank ## The “conventional” view of adaptation - Adaptation to CC is an additional cost to developing countries and thus should be funded by those responsible - There is a high degree of uncertainty in climate projections - Form collaborative links with international organisations - Improve our projections of climate change - Identify hot spots - Understand traditional coping strategies - Build capacity in all sectors - Mainstream adaptation into the development process ## Current Adaptation ProjectsUsual Outcome Assess literature Assess current and future vulnerability Increase local forecasting capacity (downscaling) Assess institutional structures - Develop adaptation options - Costing and prioritizing - Implement priorities - Monitor and assess outcomes - Compare lessons learnt ## A restated message - Based on these major points - Urgency - climate change is occurring now - Climate variability and change is currently a threat to development. - Start by dealing with capacity to cope with current climate variability - We know enough about the nature of climate change to take sensible decisions about adaptation now - Can we assess (do we need to) the costs of adaptation? ## We can act now - We will never be able to predict climate with the precision that we would like - But, we already know enough about the core climate trends to make sensible decisions about adaptive measures - Most actions have to start with current coping (in)capacities with current climate variability ## ADAPTA Screening & Design Tool for adapting projects to climate change Notes: Background – This is a WB project focusing on WB projects, but it is in fact flexible enough to be applied by other project implementers and those who might be affected by projects. Many project managers want to take adaptation into account, but most of the advice to now has suggested start with downscaled models, huge meteorological data sets etc. Task is too daunting. We are trying to simplify the first contact and make further actions relating to adaptation much smoother. Note important goal of raising profile of adaptation issues. It is as much about getting project managers to think about adaptation as providing them with some first tools. ## Goals - Raise profile of adaptation to climate change in project planning - Screening - Identify the level of risk in a project - Simple five level classification - Design - Guide to options to minimise risk where necessary, based on ... - Past experience within World Bank and other relevant agencies: national and multinational - Recent research results Notes: Background – This is a WB project focusing on WB projects, but it is in fact flexible enough to be applied by other project implementers and those who might be affected by projects. Many project managers want to take adaptation into account, but most of the advice to now has suggested start with downscaled models, huge meteorological data sets etc. Task is too daunting. We are trying to simplify the first contact and make further actions relating to adaptation much smoother. Note important goal of raising profile of adaptation issues. It is as much about getting project managers to think about adaptation as providing them with some first tools. ## Screening & design tool - Target: Project developers (national, bilateral and multilateral) and assessors; NGOs - Increase awareness of the issue - Provide a first (quick) check of potential issues (by region & sector) - Levels of advice provided - Red flag – adaptation issues are important and must taken into account - Yellow flag – some concerns, that should be checked - Orange – Not enough known to assess - Green flag – No adaptation issues foreseen - Blue flag – Positive action for adaptation ## A framework for a screening & design tool What do project managers need? Notes: You need to run through this a few times to get the flow ## A framework for a screening & design tool Good Practice Interpretation Bring together the expanding database of information Notes: Empahsise that project managers really need to get access to the best advice available. This is the bulk of the project. That is, pulling literature, previous project experience etc together. ## A framework for a screening & design tool Provide a screening tool to guide user to appropriate material Notes: We break each project down into a series of Activities – these are actions (eg building things, changing crops, changing institutions etc) that we assess to be sensitive to CC. This is a core part of the design challenge. Then we ask, how sensitive are these activities to (eg) a high increase, moderate increase, no change, mod decrease or significant decrease in each of a small number of climate parameters. This is expert assessment. Some will be based on past experience, some on modelling, some is best-guess. We will select a small number of CC parameters (6 to 8 ideally). We will then develop a composite map of each (global and local resolution). It will include best projections and current trends. From this we can develop the sensitivity of each activity to the changes expected at the project locality. BUT – the users do not see all this ## A framework for a screening & design tool Based on best expert advice? ## A framework for a screening & design tool What does the user see? - A series of questions about their project Notes: The user is seeking information on climate sensitivity and further information sources User sees some simple questions and then an assessment of risks and guidance to appropriate resources. ## Tool for Adaptation to Climate Change TACC ## Help about the question and about each option - Ability to change ones mind ## Users are asked to identify the location of their project. - Users are asked to identify the location of their project. - This can either be via lat-long coordinates or pointing to a map - The underlying climate change data base will be based on expert assessment of the various models and of recent trends. - A composite map representing climate change for each variable over the next 20 to 30 years will be prepared. ## Slide 17 ## Printed summary ## Slide 19 Notes: The whole tool is implemented in Excel. The questions (an “expert system”) are set up in a spreadsheet as shown. Adaptation experts can readily modify the questions to extend the scope or make it more appropriate to their area. ## The tool is being designed and implemented initially in Excel. - It has a number of tools to help users to expand or modify the knowledge base. - Later it will be converted to a web-based script. - The tool and many of the documents will fit on a CD Notes: As the questions are built up, a tree showing the links between the questions is also formed to help the coder track what they are doing. Users see none of this. ## Users can add to the document data base if they wish - Each document has a brief summary describing its relevance Notes: This is an example of a document description – not a real reference. The project outcomes are what we use to link the document to the risk assessment ## Integrated Modeling System – GUI Integrated Modeling System – GUI ## Contact : [email protected][email protected] - Working in cooperation with several other agencies and NGOs. - The tool and data-base will be available for unrestricted distribution - Nine other agencies have expressed interest in using or cooperating in designing the tool Notes: The groups that are cooperating include DFID, USAID, GEF, IUCN, IISD, SEI, PIK, Red Cross and possibly the Danish. None of these cooperations are formal as yet so I will not put them on a slide, but you can talk about them. ## Slide 24 ## Slide 25 ## Slide 26 ## Slide 27	en
all-txt-docs	245622	From: SMTP%"[email protected]" 4-MAY-1995 16:12:51.01 To: DEBATE CC: Subj: RE: 75th Anniversary Astronomical Debate Date: 4 May 1995 16:05:36 -0500 From: "Vrtilek, Jan" <[email protected]> Subject: RE: 75th Anniversary Astronomical Debate To: "ASTRONOMICAL DEBATE" <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] Message-Id: <[email protected]> To the debate organizers: Yes, I did attend and enjoyed the event very much. These comments will be restricted to brief remarks on your questions (and so are not worth posting) because I am very pressed for time now, but I much enjoyed the event and want to let you know that and express my appreciation for your efforts. The event certainly held my interest, and as a curious novice in this area I did learn new material, though the depth of learning is inevitably limited by the format of the debate. My overall views were not much affected by the debate, which should not be surprising as this was really an event related to the history of science and to the 'culture of science'. As the participants themselves clearly expressed it, debates may mark important turning points in science, but they do not and should not actually settle issues. Perhaps the greatest potential value in the debate lies in education, in showing the interplay of judgment and opinion in a forefront area where the facts are inconclusive. J. Vrtilek	en
log-files	641588	dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_0.slcio Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Framing error at hep.io.sio.SIORecordImpl.nextRecord(SIOReader.java:60) at hep.io.sio.SIOReader.readRecord(SIOReader.java:19) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:96) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:137) at hep.lcio.util.Validate.testRead(Validate.java:98) at hep.lcio.util.ValidateCommandHandler.execute(ValidateCommandHandler.java:120) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:217) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124) dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_0.slcio not valid 1 dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_1.slcio Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Framing error at hep.io.sio.SIORecordImpl.nextRecord(SIOReader.java:60) at hep.io.sio.SIOReader.readRecord(SIOReader.java:19) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:96) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:137) at hep.lcio.util.Validate.testRead(Validate.java:98) at hep.lcio.util.ValidateCommandHandler.execute(ValidateCommandHandler.java:120) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:217) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124) dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_1.slcio not valid 1 dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_2.slcio Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Framing error at hep.io.sio.SIORecordImpl.nextRecord(SIOReader.java:60) at hep.io.sio.SIOReader.readRecord(SIOReader.java:19) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:96) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:137) at hep.lcio.util.Validate.testRead(Validate.java:98) at hep.lcio.util.ValidateCommandHandler.execute(ValidateCommandHandler.java:120) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:217) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124) dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_2.slcio not valid 1 dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_3.slcio Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Framing error at hep.io.sio.SIORecordImpl.nextRecord(SIOReader.java:60) at hep.io.sio.SIOReader.readRecord(SIOReader.java:19) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:96) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:137) at hep.lcio.util.Validate.testRead(Validate.java:98) at hep.lcio.util.ValidateCommandHandler.execute(ValidateCommandHandler.java:120) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:217) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124) dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_3.slcio not valid 1 dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_4.slcio Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Framing error at hep.io.sio.SIORecordImpl.nextRecord(SIOReader.java:60) at hep.io.sio.SIOReader.readRecord(SIOReader.java:19) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:96) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:137) at hep.lcio.util.Validate.testRead(Validate.java:98) at hep.lcio.util.ValidateCommandHandler.execute(ValidateCommandHandler.java:120) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:217) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124) dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_4.slcio not valid 1 dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_5.slcio Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Framing error at hep.io.sio.SIORecordImpl.nextRecord(SIOReader.java:60) at hep.io.sio.SIOReader.readRecord(SIOReader.java:19) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:96) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:137) at hep.lcio.util.Validate.testRead(Validate.java:98) at hep.lcio.util.ValidateCommandHandler.execute(ValidateCommandHandler.java:120) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:217) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124) dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_5.slcio not valid 1 dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_6.slcio Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Framing error at hep.io.sio.SIORecordImpl.nextRecord(SIOReader.java:60) at hep.io.sio.SIOReader.readRecord(SIOReader.java:19) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:96) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:137) at hep.lcio.util.Validate.testRead(Validate.java:98) at hep.lcio.util.ValidateCommandHandler.execute(ValidateCommandHandler.java:120) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:217) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124) dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_6.slcio not valid 1 dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_7.slcio Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Framing error at hep.io.sio.SIORecordImpl.nextRecord(SIOReader.java:60) at hep.io.sio.SIOReader.readRecord(SIOReader.java:19) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:96) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:137) at hep.lcio.util.Validate.testRead(Validate.java:98) at hep.lcio.util.ValidateCommandHandler.execute(ValidateCommandHandler.java:120) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:217) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124) dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_7.slcio not valid 1 dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_8.slcio Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Framing error at hep.io.sio.SIORecordImpl.nextRecord(SIOReader.java:60) at hep.io.sio.SIOReader.readRecord(SIOReader.java:19) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:96) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:137) at hep.lcio.util.Validate.testRead(Validate.java:98) at hep.lcio.util.ValidateCommandHandler.execute(ValidateCommandHandler.java:120) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:217) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124) dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_8.slcio not valid 1 dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_9.slcio Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Framing error at hep.io.sio.SIORecordImpl.nextRecord(SIOReader.java:60) at hep.io.sio.SIOReader.readRecord(SIOReader.java:19) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:96) at hep.lcio.implementation.sio.SIOLCReader.readNextEvent(SIOLCReader.java:137) at hep.lcio.util.Validate.testRead(Validate.java:98) at hep.lcio.util.ValidateCommandHandler.execute(ValidateCommandHandler.java:120) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:217) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124) dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10._4110_9.slcio not valid 1 dual_QGSP_BERT_He4_pi-_10.slcio java.io.IOException Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NullPointerException at hep.lcio.util.ConcatenateCommandHandler.parse(ConcatenateCommandHandler.java:99) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.parse(CommandLineTool.java:214) at hep.lcio.util.CommandLineTool.main(CommandLineTool.java:124)	en
all-txt-docs	053959	Office of Inspector General SEMIANNUAL REPORT TO CONGRESS For the Period April 1, 2006 through September 30, 2006 Report No. 35 Democracy demands wisdom and vision in its citizens National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities Act of 1965 THE OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL serves American taxpayers by investigating reports of waste, fraud, mismanagement, abuse, integrity violations or unethical conduct involving Federal funds. To report any suspected activity involving NEH programs, operations, or employees Call the OIG Hotline (202) 606-8423 Mailing Address Office of Inspector General Hotline National Endowment for the Humanities 1100 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W., Room 419 Washington, DC 20506 Fax (202) 606-8329 Electronic Mail Hotline [email protected] Government employees are protected from reprisal Caller can remain anonymous Information is confidential NATIONAL OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL ENDOWMENT 1100 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., NW FOR THE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20506 HUMANITIES ROOM 419 TELEPHONE(202) 606-8350 FACSIMILE (202) 606-8329 E-mail [email protected] October 30, 2006 Honorable Bruce Cole Chairman National Endowment for the Humanities Washington, DC 20506 Dear Chairman Cole: I am pleased to provide you with the Office of Inspector Generals Semiannual Report to Congress for the second half of fiscal year 2006. The report is submitted in accordance with the Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended. Section 5 of the Act requires that you submit this report, with your Report of Final Action, to the appropriate committee or subcommittee of the Congress within 30 days of its receipt. The report provides a summary of the activities of the OIG during the six-month period ended September 30, 2006. During the current period, we completed and issued final reports concerning six internal reviews, one internal audit, one external audit, and one desk review of documentation supporting effort allocations to an NEH grant. In addition, we reviewed 83 OMB Circular A-133 audit reports and completed one overhead desk review. In our investigations program, we received five Hotline contacts and referred one matter to the Department of Justice. As of September 30, 2006, all matters are closed. We also issued a contract to an independent public accounting firm for the annual audit of the agencys financial statements. The OIG is responsible for monitoring, reviewing and accepting the independent auditors report. With new leadership in the Accounting Office, it appears that the effort in support of the fiscal year 2006 financial statement audit has been more efficient and effective. I appreciate your support and look forward to working with you and all agency staff to further our common purpose of assuring the effectiveness, efficiency and integrity of NEHs vital contributions to the humanities. Sincerely, Sheldon L. Bernstein Inspector General TABLE OF CONTENTS LETTER TO THE CHAIRMAN THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES.......................... 1 THE OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL...................................... 1 AUDIT AND REVIEW ACTIVITIES ......................................... 2 INVESTIGATIVE ACTIVITIES 7 OTHER ACTIVITIES..................................................... 9 PRIOR AUDIT REPORTS UNRESOLVED........................... 10 TOP MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES ........................................... 11 TABLE I - REPORTING REQUIREMENTS............................. 13 TABLE II - INSPECTOR GENERAL-ISSUED REPORTS.......................... 14 WITH QUESTIONED COSTS TABLE III - INSPECTOR GENERAL-ISSUED REPORTS WITH ................... 14 RECOMMENDATIONS THAT FUNDS BE PUT TO BETTER USE GLOSSARY OF AUDIT TERMINOLOGY ....................................... 15 THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES In order to promote progress and scholarship in the humanities and the arts in the United States, Congress enacted the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act of 1965. This Act established the National Endowment for the Humanities as an independent grant-making agency of the Federal government to support research, education, and public programs in the humanities. Grants are made through four divisions - Research Programs, Education Programs, Preservation and Access, and Public Programs -- and two offices -- Challenge Grants and Federal-State Partnership. The divisions and offices also administer the We the People: NEHs American History initiative. The Act that established the National Endowment for the Humanities says "The term 'humanities' includes, but is not limited to, the study of the following: language, both modern and classical; linguistics; literature; history; jurisprudence; philosophy; archaeology; comparative religion; ethics; the history, criticism, and theory of the arts; those aspects of social sciences which have humanistic content and employ humanistic methods; and the study and application of the humanities to the human environment with particular attention to reflecting our diverse heritage, traditions, and history and to the relevance of the humanities to the current conditions of national life." THE OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL The NEH Office of Inspector General was established April 9, 1989, in accordance with the Inspector General Act Amendment of 1988, (Public Law 100-504). In this legislation, Congress established Offices of Inspector General in several departments and in thirty-three agencies, including the NEH. The NEH Inspector General (IG) is appointed by the Chairman. The independence of the IG is an important aspect of the Act. For example, the IG: cannot be prevented from initiating, carrying out, or completing an audit or investigation, or from issuing any subpoena; has access to all records of the agency; reports directly to the Chairman, and can only be removed by the Chairman, who must promptly advise Congress of the reasons for the removal; and reports directly to Congress. The Act states that the Office of Inspector General is responsible for (1) conducting audits and investigations; (2) reviewing legislation; (3) recommending policies to promote efficiency and effectiveness; and (4) preventing and detecting fraud, waste, and abuse in the operations of the agency. The Inspector General is also responsible for keeping the Chairman and Congress fully and currently informed of problems and deficiencies in the programs and operations. The OIG staff consists of the Inspector General, Deputy Inspector General, two auditors, and a secretary. The OIG and the Office of the General Counsel (OGC) have a Memorandum of Understanding detailing the procedures for the OIG to be provided with OGC legal services. Investigations are handled by the Inspector General, an auditor and as required by the agencys Assistant General Counsel. NEH OIG Semiannual Report 1 September 2006 AUDIT AND REVIEW ACTIVITIES LIST OF REPORTS ISSUED This office is responsible for external and internal audits. External auditing includes grants, pre-award accounting system surveys, review of OMB Circular A-133 audit reports, overhead desk reviews, limited scope desk reviews, and on-site quality control reviews of CPA workpapers. Internal efforts consist of audits, inspections, and reviews/evaluations of NEH administrative, programmatic, and financial operations. Following is a list of reports issued by the OIG during this reporting period. The Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended, requires us to report on the "Dollar Value of Recommendations that Funds Be Put to Better Use" and the "Total Dollar Value of Questioned Costs" (including a separate category for the Dollar Value of Unsupported Costs), (see Table II). Report Number Date Issued INTERNAL AUDITS/REVIEWS Audit of the Selection, Purchase and OIG-06-02 (IA) 07/19/06 Implementation of the Oracle Accounting System (Final Report) Federal Information Security Management Act OIG-06-03 (IR) 08/31/06 (FISMA) Review Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Compliance FISMA Review Assessment of Agency OIG-06-04 (IR) 09/21/06 Efforts to Protect Sensitive Information FISMA Review Compliance with OMB OIG-06-05 (IR) 09/27/06 Memorandum M-06-16, Protection of Sensitive Agency Information FISMA Review Oracle Accounting System OIG-06-06 (IR) 09/28/06 FISMA Review Reporting Document to the OIG-06-08 (IR) 09/29/06 Office of Management and Budget Fiscal Year Ended September 30, 2006 OIG-06-07 (IR) 09/28/06 Consolidated Review of the Federal Managers Financial Integrity Act (FMFIA) EXTERNAL AUDITS/REVIEWS Clarity Educational Productions OIG-06-01 (EA) 07/14/06 Bill of Rights Institute OIG-06-01 (DR) 06/23/06 OVERHEAD DESK REVIEW Mars Hill College NEH-06-14 (ODR) 07/13/06 SINGLE AUDIT ACT REVIEWS 83 OMB Circular A-133 Reports -See Page 5 - NEH OIG Semiannual Report 2 September 2006 AUDIT AND REVIEW ACTIVITIES SUMMARY OF REPORTS ISSUED INTERNAL AUDITS/REVIEWS Audit of the Selection, Purchase and Implementation of the Oracle Accounting System July 19, 2006, OIG-06-02 (IA) The objectives of the audit were to determine 1) whether the selection methodology and supporting documentation indicates that the system selected would deliver the most functionality and would provide the information needed to adequately manage NEHs funding for programs and operations; 2) if the system complied with Federal financial management system requirements, generally accepted accounting principles, the U.S. Standard General Ledger at the transaction level, and met all of the former JFMIPs mandatory requirements at the time NEH contracted for the system; 3) whether the pre-award and post-award contracts were managed adequately; and 4) total costs, including contracts/agreements with Oracle Corporation, Department of Interiors National Business Center, and various contractors hired to implement and integrate existing subsystems [Grants Management for NEH and Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and the payroll information received from the National Finance Center for both agencies], as well as contractors hired after the system was implemented to resolve system problems. NEH management did not agree with the report and we closed all of the recommendations except one. We recommended that the NEH General Counsel determine if NEH was within its legal right to accept Federal funds from IMLS to purchase the Oracle license without a signed agreement. We have not received a general counsel opinion. Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) Reviews The Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) requires Federal agencies toconduct an annual self-assessment review of their information technology security program, to develop and implement remediation efforts for identified security weaknesses and vulnerabilities, and to report to OMB on the agencys compliance. The OIG and managementare required to perform independent reviews. NEH submitted results to OMB on September 29, 2006. We issued five reports related to FISMA, including a report to the Federal Audit Executive Council IT Committee and the Independent Evaluation Report submitted to OMB. In aggregate, the reports identified fifteen areas where NEH can further improve information system security. The CIO agreed with most of our recommendations and needs to review some others. In the meantime, corrective action has been initiated on several recommendations. The objective of each review/report were as follows: A -Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Compliance August 31, 2006, OIG-06-03 (IR) The objective of the review was to determine NEHs compliance with Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12, Policy for a Common Identification Standard for Federal Employees and Contractors; Office of Management and Budget Memorandum M-05-24, Implementation of Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD) 12, Policy for a Common Identification Standard for Federal Employees and Contractors; and the National Institute of Standards and Technology Federal Information Processing Standard Publication 201-1, Personal Identity Verification (PIV) of Federal Employees and Contractors. NEH OIG Semiannual Report 3 September 2006 AUDIT AND REVIEW ACTIVITIES B -Federal Audit Executive Council IT Committee Data Collection Instrument for Assessing Agency Efforts to Protect Sensitive Information September 21, 2006, OIG-06-04 (IR) The objective was to report to NEH the results of the assessment of the agency's efforts to protect sensitive information as reported to the Federal Audit Executive Council IT Committee on the data collection instrument prepared by the Office of Inspector General. C -Compliance with OMB Memorandum M-06-16, Protection of Sensitive Agency Information September 27, 2006, OIG-06-05 (IR) The objective of this review was to determine NEHs compliance with the Office of Management and Budget Memorandum M-06-16, Protection of Sensitive Agency Information and the checklist accompanying this memorandum entitled, Security Checklist for Personally Identifiable Information that is to be Transported and/or Stored Offsite, or that is to be Accessed Remotely. D - Oracle Accounting System Review September 28, 2006, OIG-06-06 (IR) The objective of this review was to examine the privileges/rights and responsibilities of users within Oracle to determine incompatible functions, and to review system and information ownership controls. E - Reporting Document to the Office of Management and Budget September 29, 2006, OIG-06-08 (IR) The objective was to report to NEH the results of the information gathered and reported by the OIG to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) on the reporting template/document in accordance with OMB Memorandum M-06-20, Reporting Instructions for the Federal Information Security Management Act and Privacy Act. Fiscal Year Ended September 30, 2006 Consolidated Review of the Federal Managers Financial Integrity Act (FMFIA) , September 28, 2006, OIG-06-07 (IR) We performed a limited review of the information submitted by each office head/division director. Our review covered fiscal year ended September 30, 2006. We found that the agencys reviews were reasonable and prudent according to guidelines issued by the Office of Management and Budget. Significant progress has been made in the operation of the Oracle accounting system since the NEH has taken corrective action as suggested by the independent public accountant and the Office of Inspector General. The agency has reduced the number of material weaknesses and significant deficiencies. However, more remains to be accomplished. The Accounting Office must take responsibility and control of inherent functions of the accounting system that are currently being performed by the Office of Administrative Services and the Office of Information Resources Management. We have not been informed of a plan that will alleviate the internal control weaknesses caused by these conditions. . NEH OIG Semiannual Report 4 September 2006 AUDIT AND REVIEW ACTIVITIES EXTERNAL AUDITS/REVIEWS Clarity Educational Productions July 14, 2006, OIG-06-01 (EA) The objective of the audit was to determine whether the expenditures of NEH funds totaling $700,000 were reasonable, allocable, and allowable considering applicable regulations and the terms and conditions of the NEH grant agreement. To accomplish our objective, we reviewed Claritys accounting system as it pertained to the NEH grant, tested accounting records and source documents, and other procedures we considered necessary in the circumstances. We found that Clarity accounted for NEH project costs by using a separate set of books and records specifically set-up for the NEH grant. This was acceptable when Clarity was only working on the NEH project. When Clarity worked on other projects, we were unable to determine if incurred costs were charged to more than one project. Clarity had an accounting system that could account for NEH line items as proposed in the budget; however, it was not used. While we did not question costs, we found that Clarity did not spend $534,000 of cost sharing as proposed in the budget. The project is incomplete at this time and we have requested that NEH declare the organization and principal participant ineligible to receive future NEH grants. Bill of Rights Institute June 23, 2006, OIG-06-01 (DR) The objective of this desk review was to assess the adequacy of the organization's procedures to ensure compliance with OMB Circular A-122 concerning time and effort reporting. We found that the policies and procedures implemented by the organization to account for employee time and effort are adequate to ensure compliance with the requirements set forth in OMB Circular A-122 concerning support of salaries and wages. However, we noted a disconnect between the system used to track and account for salary expenses associated with specific grant projects and the organizations general ledger. We informed the organization of actions necessary to ensure full compliance with the Circular. Overhead Desk Reviews The OIG performs overhead desk reviews (ODRs) for grantees requiring indirect cost rates. The reviews are done in accordance with the Presidents Council on Integrity and Efficiency, Quality Standards for Inspections. The OIG sends the results of the ODRs to the Assistant Chairman for Planning and Operations, who negotiates the indirect cost rates with the grantees. We completed one review during this period. (See page 3). Single Audit Act Reviews During fiscal year 2006, the NEH spent more than 80 percent of its annual expenditures on grantees. The Single Audit Act Amendment of 1996 covers many NEH grantees. Grantees expending $500,000 or more in Federal dollars per annum are required to obtain an OMB Circular A-133 audit. The objective of the audit is to determine whether the recipients expend Federal funds in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. The OIG receives OMB Circular A-133 reports from other Federal agencies (primarily the Department of Health and Human Services), state and local government auditors, and independent public accountants. During the six-month period ended September 30, 2006, we reviewed 83 OMB Circular A-133 audit reports. None of the reports reviewed contained findings that required reporting by the OIG to NEH management. . NEH OIG Semiannual Report 5 September 2006 AUDIT AND REVIEW ACTIVITIES WORK IN PROGRESS Desk Reviews of Documentation Related To Salaries and Wages Charged to NEH Grants Educational Broadcasting Corporation (WNET) WGBH Educational Foundation Washington Educational Television Association (WETA) Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco Connecticut Historical Society Mid-Atlantic Arts Alliance American Council of Learned Societies Overhead Desk Reviews Washington Educational Television Association (WETA) The Newberry Library Save Ellis Island! External Inspection Ways of Knowing, Inc. Financial Statement Audit The OIG contracted for the audit of NEHs fiscal year ended September 30, 2006 financial statements. The independent public accountants (IPAs) performed a significant amount of work prior to September 30. The OIG is monitoring the performance of the IPAs. We plan a more extensive review of their working papers after the audit is completed. During the internal control phase, the IPAs identified one material weakness concerning separation of duties. This finding was also reported last year. NEH OIG Semiannual Report 6 September 2006 INVESTIGATIVE ACTIVITIES BACKGROUND The Inspector General Act provides the authority for the Office of Inspector General to investigate possible violations of criminal or civil laws, administrative regulations, and agency policies, which relate to the programs and operations of the NEH. The OIG Hotline, e-mail address, and regular mail are efficient and effective means of receiving allegations or complaints from employees, grantees, contractors, and the general public. The OIG has obtained assistance from other OIGs, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Postal Inspection Service, and other investigative entities as necessary. When the OIG receives a complaint or allegation of a criminal or administrative violation, we make a determination of the appropriate action to take. The result could be an audit, an investigation, a referral to another NEH office or division, a referral to another Federal agency, or no action is necessary. OPEN AT APRIL 1, 2006 Four matters were open at April 1, 2006 and closed during this period. CONTACTS DURING THE PERIOD We received five Hotline contacts during this reporting period. One concerned an internal matter and four concerned external matters. All issues were resolved during this period. MATTERS REFERRED TO PROSECUTIVE AUTHORITIES We referred one matter to the Department of Justice (DOJ) concerning an employee who applied to another Federal agency for a grant. The person was acting in the capacity of the President of a not-forprofit organization. DOJ declined prosecution and the matter was referred to the NEH general counsel for disposition. HOTLINE AND PREVENTION ACTIVITIES We maintain a local Hotline phone number, agency e-mail address, and an internet address to provide additional confidentiality for those persons bringing matters to the attention of the OIG. We continue to issue agency-wide e-mail messages informing NEH staff of violations that should be reported to the OIG. We also send e-mail messages several times during the year to inform NEH staff about the OIG. ANONYMOUS E-MAIL We have on the NEH intranet and the internet a system for staff, grantees, contractors, etc. to report waste, fraud, abuse, and mismanagement in an anonymous manner. NEH OIG Semiannual Report 7 September 2006 INVESTIGATIVE ACTIVITIES SUMMARY OF INVESTIGATION ACTIVITY Open at beginning of period 4 Matters brought to the OIG during the reporting period 5 Total investigative contacts 9 Closed, referred, or no action needed during the reporting period 9 Open at end of period 0 NEH OIG Semiannual Report 8 September 2006 OTHER ACTIVITIES PARTICIPATION ON THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ON INTEGRITY AND EFFICIENCY The Executive Council on Integrity and Efficiency (ECIE) was established by the President in 1992 to coordinate and implement government-wide activities to combat fraud and waste in Federal programs and operations. OIG staff regularly attend ECIE meetings and provide input to the ECIE. REGULATORY AND LEGISLATIVE REVIEWS The Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended, requires the Office of Inspector General to review proposed legislation and regulations. The reviews are made to assess whether the proposed legislation and/or regulations affect the economy and efficiency of agency programs and operations, and (2) contain adequate internal controls to prevent and detect fraud and abuse. During this period, no reviews were required. WORKING WITH THE AGENCY In this period, OIG staff attended and engaged in various NEH meetings - panel meetings (where grant applications are reviewed by outside consultants), pre-council meetings (where program staff discuss panel review results with the Chairman and his immediate staff), and the National Council meeting. In addition, the IG or Deputy IG attended the Chairman's monthly policy group meetings. An OIG staff person attended monthly NEH Employee Association meetings. OIG staff was also involved in the review of NEH administrative directives. The Office of Inspector General contributes to the discussions; however, the office does not participate in policymaking. OIG INTERNET AND INTRANET The OIG has listed several semiannual reports on the internet. The reports are accessible through the NEH homepage and the OIG homepage (http://www.neh.gov/whoweare/OIG.html). To enhance the NEH staff's recognition of the OIG mission and responsibilities, we provide links to several other Federal agencies such as the Office of Management and Budget, the General Accountability Office, the Office of Government Ethics, and the IGNET. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Throughout the reporting period, OIG staff provided telephone technical assistance to NEH grantees and independent public accountants concerning various matters. Generally, these involve the preparation of indirect cost proposals and the implementation of the Federal audit requirements of OMB Circular A-133. NEH OIG Semiannual Report 9 September 2006 PRIOR AUDIT REPORTS UNRESOLVED Several recommendations from prior FISMA and Informational Technology Security reviews have not been implemented. The NEH Office of Information Resources Management staff are currently working on implementing some of the recommendations. Couple of recommendations disclosed in the Independent Auditors Report on the financial statements for fiscal year ending September 30, 2005 are still open. NEH management has indicated that they are taking action to resolve these issues. NEH OIG Semiannual Report 10 September 2006 TOP MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES As of Fiscal Year Ended September 30, 2006 Successfully Implement an Agency Financial Management System NEH has made significant progress with the web-based accounting system developed by the Oracle Corporation. Many problems implementing the new system have been corrected. An interface has been established between the Grants Management System and the accounting system. Some of the problems that will have to be addressed in fiscal year 2007 are: Separation of incompatible duties involving the procurement/contracting function and the accounting office. Program fund reports and travel reports provided to the Divisions are not considered timely by some Division officials. Several of these problems are being addressed as the FY 2006 financial statements are being prepared and audited. NEH has hired an accounting officer that is knowledgeable and qualified to supervise the accounting staff and manage the financial operation. We strongly recommend that the Accounting Office hire a highly qualified accountant that is familiar with the Oracle system operated by NEH. This person should be capable of handling day-to-day activities and thereby free the accounting officer to perform managerial duties. The process of hiring of this person should begin as soon as the report on the FY 2006 financial statements is issued by the independent public accounting firm. Strengthen Information Security As E-commerce increases, i.e., Grants.Gov, NEH will be more susceptible to outside and inside risks. Also, telecommuting creates additional security concerns. NEHs Office of Information Resources Management (OIRM) must proactively monitor system intrusions to determine if user accounts and passwords have been compromised. NEH will be providing computer hardware and software to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) for NARAs use in managing their grant administration program. NEH has to determine what effect these additional responsibilities and risks have from a security viewpoint. Continue to Improve Planning and Performance Measurement in Accordance with the Results Act Over the past several years, NEH has made progress. However, more needs to be accomplished. The OIG recognizes that measuring the benefits of many NEH programs is difficult. In many areas, NEH places more emphasis on outputs than outcomes. NEH should gradually have the divisions collect outcome-type data from grantees. For instance, while we learn that a high school teacher is imparting his/her new summer seminar knowledge to 250 students a year (guestimate), we should try to learn the effect on the students. Do they read more books on the topic, are they thinking about taking more courses on the same topic in college? What real effect does a summer seminar have on the students of the person attending the seminar? In addition, what does the school principal and the department chair see as the outcome of the teacher taking the seminar? Information Resource Management NEH has made and continues to make significant progress on e-gov and is moving towards the eventual goal of having grantees submit complete proposals electronically, reviewing the proposals on-line, and processing proposals electronically. This long-term e-government project of the Presidents Management Agenda has several agencies working together. We will be listing this as a management challenge until a significant amount of grants is processed completely through e-gov in an economical and efficient manner. NEH OIG Semiannual Report 11 September 2006 TOP MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES Human Capital The Comptroller General of the United States has cited human capital as a high-risk area. Similar to many Federal agencies, NEH will be facing the retirement of a large amount of staff within the next several years. One office, the Office of Grant Management, has the possibility of having a complete turnover of staff within the next three to six years. NEHs challenge is to evaluate how retirements will change the agency. Now would also be a good time to review workflow of all offices and divisions and determine if any workload and mission realignments are necessary. Continuity of Operations After September 11, 2001, the agency began Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP); however, a formal plan has not been completed and distributed to NEH staff. In the recent flooding problem at the Internal Revenue Service building (our buildings supplier of air conditioning), exemplary work by NEH staff saved the agency many problems. Mainly, our grantees were provided with funds requested in a timely manner. In addition, the Administrative Services Officer worked diligently with the buildings owner (General Services Administration) to secure temporary air conditioning and heating units to service the building. In addition, the system used to notify employees of the buildings status performed extremely well. Unfortunately, a majority of the staff was on administrative leave for several days. NEH needs a plan that will restore staff productivity within an acceptable timeframe if a man-made or natural disaster prevents employee access to the building. NEH OIG Semiannual Report 12 September 2006 TABLE I REPORTING REQUIREMENTS The Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended (Public Law 100-504), specifies reporting requirements for semiannual reports. The requirements are listed and cross-referenced to the applicable pages in this report. IG Act Reference Reporting Requirements Page Section 4(a)(2) Regulatory and Legislative Reviews 9 Section 5(a)(1) Significant Problems, Abuses, and Deficiencies * Section 5(a)(2) Recommendations for Corrective Action * Section 5(a)(3) Prior Significant Recommendations Unimplemented * Section 5(a)(4) Matters Referred to Prosecutive Authorities 7 Section 5(a)(5) Instances Where Information Was Refused or Not Provided * Section 5(a)(6) List of Reports Issued.. 2 Section 5(a)(7) Summary of Reports Issued.. 3-6 Section 5(a)(8) Audit Reports - Questioned Costs. 14 Section 5(a)(9) Audit Report - Funds To Be Put to Better Use.... 14 Section 5(a)(10) Prior Audit Reports Unresolved.. 10 Section 5(a)(11) Significant Revised Management Decisions. * Section 5(a)(12) Significant Management Decisions with which OIG Disagreed. * * None this period NEH OIG Semiannual Report 13 September 2006 TABLE II INSPECTOR GENERAL-ISSUED REPORTS WITH QUESTIONED COSTS Number Questioned Unsupported Of Reports Cost Cost A. For which no management decision has been made by the - 1 -$ - 0 -$ - 0 - commencement of the reporting period. B. Which were issued during the reporting period. - 0 -$ - 0 -$ - 0 - Subtotals (A+B) - 1 -$ - 0 -$ - 0 - C. For which a management decision was made during the reporting period. i. Dollar value of disallowed costs. - 0 -$ - 0 -$ - 0 - ii. Dollar value of costs not disallowed (grantee - 0 -$ - 0 -$ - 0 - subsequently supported all costs). iii. Dollar value of costs not disallowed based on the - 0 -$ - 0 -$ - 0 - Value of Services Received. D. For which no management decision has been made by the - 1 -$ - 0 -$ - 0 - end of the reporting period. E. Reports for which no management decision was made within - 1 -$ - 0 -$ - 0 - six months of issuance. TABLE III INSPECTOR GENERAL-ISSUED REPORTS WITH RECOMMENDATIONS THAT FUNDS BE PUT TO BETTER USE Number Dollar Of Reports Value A. For which no management decision has been made by the commencement - 0 -$ - 0 - of the reporting period. B. Which were issued during the reporting period. - 0 -$ - 0 - C. For which a management decision was made during the reporting period. - 0 -$ - 0 - i. Dollar value of recommendations that were agreed to by management. $ - 0 - ii. Dollar value of recommendations that were not agreed to by $ - 0 - management. D. For which no management decision was made by the end of the reporting period. - 0 -$ - 0 - NEH OIG Semiannual Report 14 September 2006 GLOSSARY OF AUDIT TERMINOLOGY Questioned Cost - A cost that is questioned by the OIG because of an alleged violation of a provision of a law, regulation, contract, grant, cooperative agreement, or other agreement or document governing the expenditure of funds; because such cost is not supported by adequate documentation; or because the expenditure of funds for the intended purpose is unnecessary or unreasonable. Unsupported Cost - A cost that is questioned because of the lack of adequate documentation at the time of the audit. Disallowed Cost - A questioned cost that management, in a management decision, has sustained or agreed should not be charged to the government. Funds Be Put To Better Use - Funds, which the OIG has disclosed in an audit report, that could be used more efficiently by reducing outlays, de-obligating program or operational funds, avoiding unnecessary expenditures, or taking other efficiency measures. Management Decision - The evaluation by management of the audit findings and recommendations and the issuance of a final decision by management concerning its response to such findings and recommendations. Final Action - The completion of all management actions, as described in a management decision, with respect to audit findings and recommendations. When management concludes no action is necessary, final action occurs when a management decision is made. Source: Excerpt from Section 106(d) of the Inspector General Act Amendments of 1988 (P.L. 100504). NEH OIG Semiannual Report 15 September 2006	en
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If you need the complete document, download the WordPerfect version or Adobe Acrobat version, if available. *************************************************************** Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, DC 20554 In the Matter of ) ) Request for Review of the ) Decision of the ) Universal Service Administrator by ) ) Audrey Pack Memorial Library ) NEC.470.12-09-99.3500063 Spring City, Tennessee ) ) Federal-State Joint Board on ) CC Docket No. 96-45 Universal Service ) ) Changes to the Board of Directors of the ) CC Docket No. 97-21 National Exchange Carrier Association, Inc. ) order Adopted: March 28, 2001 Released: March 29, 2001 By the Accounting Policy Division, Common Carrier Bureau: 1. The Accounting Policy Division has under consideration a waiver request filed by the Audrey Pack Memorial Library (Audrey Pack), Spring City, Tennessee, seeking review of a decision by the Schools and Libraries Division (SLD) of the Universal Service Administrative Company (Administrator). Audrey Pack requests a waiver of the January 19, 2000 FCC Form 471 filing deadline. For the reasons set forth below, we grant Audrey Pack's waiver request. 2. Under the schools and libraries universal service support mechanism, eligible schools, libraries, and consortia that include eligible schools and libraries, may apply for discounts for eligible telecommunications services, Internet access, and internal connections. In order to receive discounts on eligible services, the Commission's rules require that the applicant submit to the Administrator a completed FCC Form 470, in which the applicant sets forth its technological needs and the services for which it seeks discounts The Administrator must post the FCC Form 470 on its website and the applicant is required to wait 28 days before making a commitment with a selected service provider Once the applicant has complied with the Commission's competitive bidding requirements and entered into an agreement for eligible services, it must file an FCC Form 471 application to notify the Administrator of the services that have been ordered, the carrier with whom the applicant has entered into an agreement, and an estimate of funds needed to cover the discounts to be given for eligible services. The Commission's rules require that the applicant file a completed FCC Form 471 by the filing window deadline to be considered pursuant to the funding priorities for "in-window" applicants. 3. Audrey Pack filed its FCC Form 470 on December 9, 1999 for discounted services for Funding Year 3. SLD posted Audrey Pack's FCC Form 470 to its website on January 7, 2000. The filing window for Funding Year 3 closed January 19, 2000, thus, Audrey Pack could not have complied with the Commission's 28-day competitive bidding requirement and completed its FCC Form 471 within the filing window. Knowing that its application could not be completed within the filing deadline, Audrey Pack did not file a FCC Form 471, but filed a waiver request with SLD on January 19, 2000. In its letter to SLD, Audrey Pack challenged the late posting of its FCC Form 470 to SLD's website. SLD responded with an Acknowledgment of Waiver Request, informing Audrey Pack that, because the Commission's rules did not permit SLD to consider such requests, the applicant had to submit any waiver requests to the Commission. Audrey Pack filed the instant waiver request with the Commission on July 3, 2000. 4. The Commission may waive any provision of its rules, but a request for waiver must be supported by a showing of good cause. Absent special circumstances warranting a deviation from the general rule, waivers of filing deadlines should not be granted. We have reviewed the record before us and conclude that Audrey Pack has demonstrated special circumstances upon which to grant its waiver request. Although Audrey Pack timely submitted its FCC Form 470, SLD delayed its posting until such time that it was impossible for Audrey Pack to comply with our 28-day competitive bidding rule prior to the FCC Form 471 filing deadline. 5. SLD's delay in posting apparently arose from its confusion about Audrey Pack's billed entity. Specifically, in Block 4, Item 16 of its FCC Form 470, Audrey Pack indicated that it was a single-site library. In Block 4, Item 17, however, Audrey Pack listed the billed entity as the Town of Spring City. SLD's record reflects that on December 13, 2000, SLD contacted Audrey Pack by telephone for clarification about the recipient of service. Audrey Pack explained that the library requesting funds was a single-site library. Audrey Pack's FCC Form 470 should have been posted to the SLD website pursuant to the December 13, 2000 conversation. However, SLD did not post Audrey Pack's FCC Form 470 until January 7, 2000. This delay made it impossible for Audrey Pack to comply with the Commission's competitive bidding requirements prior to the FCC Form 471 filing deadline. The record shows that Audrey Pack complied with the program's requirements in providing additional information to SLD on December 13, 2000. Thus, the untimely posting of the FCC Form 470 is not attributable to Audrey Pack. We therefore grant Audrey Pack's waiver request. 6. ACCORDINGLY, IT IS ORDERED, pursuant to authority delegated under sections 0.91, 0.291, 1.3, and 54.722(a) of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. 0.91, 0.291, 1.3 and 54.722(a), that the Waiver Request filed by Audrey Pack Memorial Library, Spring City, Tennessee on July 3, 2000, IS GRANTED to the extent provide herein. We direct SLD to process Audrey Pack's FCC Form 471 as timely filed within the filing window. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Mark G. Seifert Deputy Chief, Accounting Policy Division Common Carrier Bureau	en
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converted_docs	353706	![](media/image1.png){width="5.96875in" height="0.41944444444444445in"} Top of Form ## Complete Summary #### GUIDELINE TITLE Emergency contraception. #### BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCE(S) American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). Emergency contraception. Washington (DC): American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG); 2005 Dec. 10 p. (ACOG practice bulletin; no. 69). \[86 references\] #### GUIDELINE STATUS This is the current release of the guideline. This guideline updates a previous version: Emergency oral contraception. Washington (DC): American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG); 2001 Mar. 8 p. (ACOG practice bulletin; no. 25). \[48 references\] ### COMPLETE SUMMARY CONTENT SCOPE\ METHODOLOGY - including Rating Scheme and Cost Analysis\ RECOMMENDATIONS\ EVIDENCE SUPPORTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS\ BENEFITS/HARMS OF IMPLEMENTING THE GUIDELINE RECOMMENDATIONS\ CONTRAINDICATIONS\ QUALIFYING STATEMENTS\ IMPLEMENTATION OF THE GUIDELINE\ INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE (IOM) NATIONAL HEALTHCARE QUALITY REPORT CATEGORIES\ IDENTIFYING INFORMATION AND AVAILABILITY\ DISCLAIMER ### SCOPE #### DISEASE/CONDITION(S) Unintended pregnancy resulting from unprotected or inadequately protected sexual intercourse #### GUIDELINE CATEGORY Counseling\ Management #### CLINICAL SPECIALTY Obstetrics and Gynecology\ Pharmacology #### INTENDED USERS Physicians #### GUIDELINE OBJECTIVE(S) - To aid practitioners in making decisions about appropriate obstetric and gynecologic care - To present evidence regarding the safety, efficacy, risks, and benefits of the use of emergency contraception including progestin-only, combined oral contraceptives, and intrauterine devices #### TARGET POPULATION Women who had unprotected or inadequately protected sexual intercourse within the previous 120 hours who do not desire pregnancy #### INTERVENTIONS AND PRACTICES CONSIDERED 1. Emergency oral contraception including levonorgestrel-only (preference) and combination estrogen-progestin regimen. Refer to Table 1 in the original guideline document for detailed information on the formulation and dosage of common oral contraceptives used as emergency contraception. 2. Antiemetic agent to be taken 1 hour before the first dose of combined estrogen-progestin regimen 3. Counseling patients regarding effective contraceptive methods at the time emergency contraception is prescribed 4. Offering patients an advance prescription for emergency contraception during a routine gynecologic visit 5. Evaluating patients for pregnancy if menses are delayed by a week or more after expected time or if lower abdominal pain or persistent irregular bleeding develops. #### MAJOR OUTCOMES CONSIDERED Incidence of unintended pregnancy ### METHODOLOGY #### METHODS USED TO COLLECT/SELECT EVIDENCE Hand-searches of Published Literature (Primary Sources)\ Hand-searches of Published Literature (Secondary Sources)\ Searches of Electronic Databases #### DESCRIPTION OF METHODS USED TO COLLECT/SELECT THE EVIDENCE The MEDLINE database, the Cochrane Library, and American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists\' (ACOG\'s) own internal resources and documents were used to conduct a literature search to locate relevant articles published between January 1985 and January 2005. The search was restricted to articles published in the English language. Priority was given to articles reporting results of original research, although review articles and commentaries also were consulted. Abstracts of research presented at symposia and scientific conferences were not considered adequate for inclusion in this document. Guidelines published by organizations or institutions such as the National Institutes of Health and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists were reviewed, and additional studies were located by reviewing bibliographies of identified articles. #### NUMBER OF SOURCE DOCUMENTS Not stated #### METHODS USED TO ASSESS THE QUALITY AND STRENGTH OF THE EVIDENCE Weighting According to a Rating Scheme (Scheme Given) #### RATING SCHEME FOR THE STRENGTH OF THE EVIDENCE Studies were reviewed and evaluated for quality according to the method outlined by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force: I Evidence obtained from at least one properly designed randomized controlled trial II-1 Evidence obtained from well-designed controlled trials without randomization II-2 Evidence obtained from well-designed cohort or case-control analytic studies, preferably from more than one center or research group II-3 Evidence obtained from multiple time series with or without the intervention. Dramatic results in uncontrolled experiments also could be regarded as this type of evidence. III Opinions of respected authorities, based on clinical experience, descriptive studies, or reports of expert committees #### METHODS USED TO ANALYZE THE EVIDENCE Review of Published Meta-Analyses\ Systematic Review #### DESCRIPTION OF THE METHODS USED TO ANALYZE THE EVIDENCE Not stated #### METHODS USED TO FORMULATE THE RECOMMENDATIONS Expert Consensus #### DESCRIPTION OF METHODS USED TO FORMULATE THE RECOMMENDATIONS Analysis of available evidence was given priority in formulating recommendations. When reliable research was not available, expert opinions from obstetrician-gynecologists were used. See also the \"Rating Scheme for the Strength of Recommendations\" field regarding Grade C recommendations. #### RATING SCHEME FOR THE STRENGTH OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS Based on the highest level of evidence found in the data, recommendations are provided and graded according to the following categories: Level A - Recommendations are based on good and consistent scientific evidence. Level B - Recommendations are based on limited or inconsistent scientific evidence. Level C - Recommendations are based primarily on consensus and expert opinion. #### COST ANALYSIS A formal cost analysis was not performed and published cost analyses were not reviewed. #### METHOD OF GUIDELINE VALIDATION Internal Peer Review #### DESCRIPTION OF METHOD OF GUIDELINE VALIDATION Practice Bulletins are validated by two internal clinical review panels composed of practicing obstetrician-gynecologists, generalists and subspecialists. The final guidelines are also reviewed and approved by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Executive Board. ### RECOMMENDATIONS #### MAJOR RECOMMENDATIONS The grades of evidence (I-III) and levels of recommendations (A-C) are defined at the end of \"Major Recommendations\" field. *The following recommendations are based on good and consistent scientific evidence (Level A): - Emergency contraception should be offered or made available to women who have had unprotected or inadequately protected sexual intercourse and who do not desire pregnancy. - The levonorgestrel-only regimen is more effective and is associated with less nausea and vomiting; therefore, if available, it should be used in preference to the combined estrogen-progestin regimen. - The 1.5-mg levonorgestrel-only regimen can be taken as a single dose. - The two 0.75-mg doses of the levonorgestrel-only regimen are equally effective if taken 12-24 hours apart. - To reduce the chance of nausea with the combined estrogen-progestin regimen, an antiemetic agent may be taken 1 hour before the first emergency contraception dose. - Prescription or provision of emergency contraception in advance of need can increase availability and use. The following recommendations are based on limited or inconsistent scientific evidence (Level B): - Treatment with emergency contraception should be initiated as soon as possible after unprotected or inadequately protected intercourse to maximize efficacy. - Emergency contraception should be made available to patients who request it up to 120 hours after unprotected intercourse. - No clinician examination or pregnancy testing is necessary before provision or prescription of emergency contraception. The following recommendations are based primarily on consensus and expert opinion (Level C): - No data specifically examine the risk of using hormonal methods of emergency contraception among women with contraindications to the use of conventional oral contraceptive preparations; nevertheless, emergency contraception may be made available to such women. - Clinical evaluation is indicated for women who have used emergency contraception if menses are delayed by a week or more after the expected time or if lower abdominal pain or persistent irregular bleeding develops. - Information regarding effective contraceptive methods should be made available either at the time emergency contraception is prescribed or at some convenient time thereafter. - Emergency contraception may be used even if the woman has used it before, even within the same menstrual cycle. Definitions: Grades of Evidence* I Evidence obtained from at least one properly designed randomized controlled trial II-1 Evidence obtained from well-designed controlled trials without randomization II-2 Evidence obtained from well-designed cohort or case-control analytic studies, preferably from more than one center or research group II-3 Evidence obtained from multiple time series with or without the intervention. Dramatic results in uncontrolled experiments also could be regarded as this type of evidence. III Opinions of respected authorities, based on clinical experience, descriptive studies, or reports of expert committees Levels of Recommendation Level A - Recommendations are based on good and consistent scientific evidence. Level B - Recommendations are based on limited or inconsistent scientific evidence. Level C - Recommendations are based primarily on consensus and expert opinion. #### CLINICAL ALGORITHM(S) None provided ### EVIDENCE SUPPORTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS #### TYPE OF EVIDENCE SUPPORTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS The type of supporting evidence is identified and graded for each recommendation (see \"Major Recommendations\"). ### BENEFITS/HARMS OF IMPLEMENTING THE GUIDELINE RECOMMENDATIONS #### POTENTIAL BENEFITS Overall Benefits Increasing emergency contraception awareness, knowledge, and access are important priorities in the effort to reduce the incidence of unintended pregnancy. Specific Benefits Estimates based on combined data from two studies show a reduced relative risk of pregnancy (0.51, 95% confidence interval, 0.31-0.83) with the levonorgestrel-only regimen. #### POTENTIAL HARMS Adverse Effects of Contraceptive Agents - Short term side effects of emergency contraception include: - Nausea and vomiting - Irregular bleeding - Other side effects including breast tenderness, abdominal pain, dizziness, headache, and fatigue ### CONTRAINDICATIONS #### CONTRAINDICATIONS Although existing pregnancy is not a contraindication for emergency contraception use in terms of risk of adverse effects, emergency contraception is not indicated in women with confirmed pregnancy because it will have no effect. ### QUALIFYING STATEMENTS #### QUALIFYING STATEMENTS - These guidelines should not be construed as dictating an exclusive course of treatment or procedure. Variations in practice may be warranted based on the needs of the individual patient, resources, and limitations unique to the institution or type of practice. - Some emergency contraception studies have excluded women with specific contraindications to oral contraceptives, but no evidence demonstrates that emergency contraception is unsafe for women with these contraindications or for those with any particular medical conditions. ### IMPLEMENTATION OF THE GUIDELINE #### DESCRIPTION OF IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY An implementation strategy was not provided. ### INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE (IOM) NATIONAL HEALTHCARE QUALITY REPORT CATEGORIES #### IOM CARE NEED Staying Healthy #### IOM DOMAIN Effectiveness\ Patient-centeredness\ Timeliness ### IDENTIFYING INFORMATION AND AVAILABILITY #### BIBLIOGRAPHIC SOURCE(S) American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). Emergency contraception. Washington (DC): American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG); 2005 Dec. 10 p. (ACOG practice bulletin; no. 69). \[86 references\] #### ADAPTATION Not applicable: The guideline was not adapted from another source. #### DATE RELEASED 2001 Mar (revised 2005 Dec) #### GUIDELINE DEVELOPER(S) American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists - Medical Specialty Society #### SOURCE(S) OF FUNDING American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) #### GUIDELINE COMMITTEE American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Committee on Practice Bulletins-Gynecology #### COMPOSITION OF GROUP THAT AUTHORED THE GUIDELINE Not stated #### FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES/CONFLICTS OF INTEREST Not stated #### GUIDELINE STATUS This is the current release of the guideline. This guideline updates a previous version: Emergency oral contraception. Washington (DC): American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG); 2001 Mar. 8 p. (ACOG practice bulletin; no. 25). \[48 references\] #### GUIDELINE AVAILABILITY Electronic copies: None available Print copies: Available for purchase from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Distribution Center, PO Box 4500, Kearneysville, WV 25430-4500; telephone, 800-762-2264, ext. 192; e-mail: <[email protected]>. The ACOG Bookstore is available online at the [ACOG Web site](http://sales.acog.com/acb/stores/1/category.cfm?SID=1&Category_ID=15). #### AVAILABILITY OF COMPANION DOCUMENTS None available #### PATIENT RESOURCES None available #### NGC STATUS This NGC summary was completed by ECRI on September 22, 2004. The information was verified by the guideline developer on December 9, 2004. This NGC summary was updated by ECRI on April 20, 2006. #### COPYRIGHT STATEMENT This NGC summary is based on the original guideline, which is subject to the guideline developer\'s copyright restrictions. ### DISCLAIMER #### NGC DISCLAIMER The National Guideline Clearinghouse™ (NGC) does not develop, produce, approve, or endorse the guidelines represented on this site. All guidelines summarized by NGC and hosted on our site are produced under the auspices of medical specialty societies, relevant professional associations, public or private organizations, other government agencies, health care organizations or plans, and similar entities. Guidelines represented on the NGC Web site are submitted by guideline developers, and are screened solely to determine that they meet the NGC Inclusion Criteria which may be found at <http://www.guideline.gov/about/inclusion.aspx> . 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markdown	082763	# Presentation: 082763 ## Creditor Control Rights and Firm Investment Policyby Greg Nini, Amir Sufi, and David Smith - Comments by Carlos D. Ramirez ## The Story - Empirical literature appears to have largely overlooked the importance of contractual restrictions on capital expenditures. - These restrictions appear to be a very big deal--about 40% of all loan contracts in the sample contain an explicit restriction provision. ## The Story, part 2: - These restrictions appear to bind! A firm that experiences a deterioration in its financial health (a downgrade), also experiences a 52 percent increase in the likelihood of being imposed a capital expenditure restriction in its loan contract. ## Main Comment - VERY GOOD PAPER! ## Another motivation point: - Paper can form part of investment-cash flow sensitivity debate– FHP (and others) vs. KZ (and others) - In a nutshell: KZ claim that cash flow sensitivities do not appear to increase monotonically with measures of liquidity constraints. - These results can offer an explanation of why this monotonic relationship may not show up in the data... ## Slide 6 \| The Widespread Use of Capital Expenditure Restrictions (From Sufi’s Slides) \| \| \| \| \| \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| \| Mean \| \| \| Mean \| \| \| Restriction {0,1} \| 0.382 \| \| \| \| \| \| By industry \| \| \| Has credit rating \| 0.444 \| \| \| Ag, minerals, construction \| 0.178 \| \| Does not have credit rating \| 0.314 \| \| \| Manufacturing \| 0.382 \| \| \| \| \| \| TCU \| 0.319 \| \| Conditional on rating: \| \| \| \| Trade—Wholesale \| 0.423 \| \| Investment grade \| 0.093 \| \| \| Trade—Retail \| 0.480 \| \| Junk \| 0.494 \| \| \| Services \| 0.458 \| \| AAA, AA \| 0.000 \| \| \| By size quintile \| \| \| A \| 0.047 \| \| \| 1 \| 0.511 \| \| BBB \| 0.112 \| \| \| 2 \| 0.490 \| \| BB \| 0.464 \| \| \| 3 \| 0.443 \| \| B \| 0.527 \| \| \| 4 \| 0.310 \| \| CCC or worse \| 0.627 \| \| \| 5 \| 0.152 \| \| \| \| \| ## Main Concern: - Authors recognize a serious difficulty: CAUSALITY - Sequence of events: - 1. A firm’s financial health decreases - 2. New loan contracts contain capital expenditure restrictions - 3. Capital expenditures decline ## What’s the problem? - You can go from 1 to 3, without 2! - Example: Exogenous (macro, industry) shock ## How to deal with this?--1st Test: - Look at a plot of the actual restriction relative to investment spending. - Result: Most of the actual spending concentrates around the restriction. - Authors argue that this is too much of a coincidence. ## 1st Test problem? - Loan amounts are about 40 percent of assets. (Table 2 of paper) Thus, these loans are large! - Given that they are so large, firms have a significant incentive to _negotiate_ these loan contracts, including the restriction amount. - Banks have an incentive to monitor the firms, hence they offer contracts that force firm managers to release more information. - If so, the kink is not coincidental. ## 2nd Test: Regression analysis - Regress Capital Expenditures changes on whether the firm had a loan restriction imposed, controlling for year effects and firm performance. ## Main Results \| \| Cap Expenditure \| Cap Expenditure \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| \| chg yr bef to yr aft \| chg 2yr bef to 2yr aft \| \| Restriction \| -0.003 \| -0.004 \| \| \| [0.002] \| [0.002] \| \| \| \| \| \| New Restriction \| -0.002 \| -0.002 \| \| \| [0.003] \| [0.002] \| \| \| \| \| \| Diff in CF/A \| 0.075 \| 0.107 \| \| \| [0.026] \| [0.024] \| \| \| \| \| \| Diff in q \| 0.023 \| 0.026 \| \| \| [0.002] \| [0.003] \| \| \| \| \| \| R^2 \| 0.12 \| 0.19 \| \| N \| 2206 \| 2206 \| ## 2nd Test Problem: - The capital expenditure coefficient appears to be “fragile” -- sometimes insignificant or significant at the 10 percent. - Hence it is important to do more robustness checks. ## Suggestion for Robustness Checks: - Include other measures of performance as controls. (Examples:1.Change in revenues (accelerator theories of investment); 2. The stock of liquid assets to total assets (liquidity constrained)). - Look at a subsample of firms that received a downgrade. (This constrains the sample to those firms that are likely to reduce investment spending, _regardless of restriction imposition_.) - Split this subsample by the existence of a capital restriction. ## Last Comment: - A great paper for $10,000!!	en
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9907916313689&vcnw2/vc11=237.99,2.000 9907916313689&vcnw2/vc12=277.99,2.000 9907916313689&vcnw2/vc13=297.99,2.000 9907916313689&vcnw2/vc14=302.99,2.000 9907916313689&vcnw2/!+1s 9907916313689&vcnw2/valarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc01=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc02=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc03=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc04=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc05=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc06=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc07=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc08=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc09=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc10=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc11=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc12=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc13=alarm 9907916313856&valarm/vc14=alarm 9907916313970&ifdnw/ifd=5,29,nor,nor 9907916313970&ifdnw/if3=1,in,1,1 9907916313970&ifdnw/lo=8080.00,2020.00,8580.10 9907916313970&ifdnw/patch=lo1,1l,2l,3h,4h 9907916313970&ifdnw/patch=lo2,9l,10l,11h,12h,13h,14h 9907916313970&ifdnw/patch=lo3,5h,6h,7h,8h 9907916313987/tape/nak,alarmtp(#94) 9907916314003/repro/nak,alarmtp(#94),nak,alarmtp(#94),ack 9907916314019/st/ack,nak,alarmtp(#94),nak,alarmtp(#94) 9907916314019:ready 9907916314019&ready/sxcts 9907916314019&ready/rxmon 9907916314019&ready/newtape 9907916314019&ready/st=for,135,off 9907916314019&ready/!+11s 9907916314019&ready/et 9907916314019&ready/!+3s 9907916314019&ready/label 9907916314019&ready/check=,tp 9907916314019&sxcts/tpi=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3 9907916314019&sxcts/tpi=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9907916314019&sxcts/ifd=max,max,,* 9907916314019&sxcts/if3=max,,,,,* 9907916314019&sxcts/!+2s 9907916314020&sxcts/tpzero=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3 9907916314020&sxcts/tpzero=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9907916314020&sxcts/ifd=old,old,, 9907916314020&sxcts/if3=old,,,,,* 9907916314020&sxcts/calon 9907916314020&sxcts/!+2s 9907916314020&sxcts/tpical=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3 9907916314020&sxcts/tpical=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9907916314020&sxcts/caloff 9907916314020&sxcts/caltemps 9907916314020&sxcts/tsys1=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3 9907916314020&sxcts/tsys2=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9907916314063/tpi/14218,11645,10974,6795,14737,13527,12768,10121,20557,26803 9907916314093/tpi/14098,16815,16559,13970,11556,7095,36726 9907916314346/tpzero/682,761,673,683,490,1191,1225,744,151,67 9907916314376/tpzero/1276,427,954,1144,669,545,586 9907916314387&calon/rx=,,,,,,on 9907916314639/tpical/14160,11664,10925,6796,14678,13509,12721,10081,20490,26749 9907916314668/tpical/13962,16647,16360,13819,11402,7019,36311 9907916314668&caloff/rx=,,,,,,off 9907916314679&caltemps/caltemp1=20.8 9907916314679&caltemps/caltemp2=21.4 9907916314679&caltemps/caltemp3=20.8 9907916314680?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314681?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v3 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314681?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v5 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314681?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v6 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314681?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314681?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v8 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314681?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314681?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i3 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314681/tsys1/-4854.3,11915.1,-4372.7,127129.6,-5022.7,-14254.9,-5108.4,-4876.0,-6335.0,-10298.3 9907916314683?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v9 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314683?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device va overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314683?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device vb overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314683?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device vc overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314683?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device vd overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314683?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device ve overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314683?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i2 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916314683/tsys2/-2017.6,-2087.5,-1678.1,-1817.7,-1512.9,-1844.3,-1863.6 9907916314683&rxmon/rx=02,,,,,, 9907916314683&rxmon/rx 9907916314683&rxmon/rx=03,,,,,, 9907916314683&rxmon/rx 9907916314683&rxmon/rx=0e,,,,,, 9907916314683&rxmon/rx 9907916314683&rxmon/rx=17,,,,,, 9907916314683&rxmon/rx 9907916314683&rxmon/rx=1e,,,,,, 9907916314683&rxmon/rx 9907916314683&rxmon/rx=1f,,,,,, 9907916314704/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,30.22 9907916314719/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,46.94 9907916314734/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9907916314750/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.540 9907916314765/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,24.82 9907916314776/newtape/"to continue, use label command" 9907916320726;label=thnint35,a46c 9907916320750/st/ack,nak,alarmtp(#94),nak,alarmtp(#94) 9907916321866/et/nak,alarmtp(#94),nak,alarmtp(#94) 9907916322167/label/THNINT35,A46C 9907916322167:!079164304 9907916323680;list 9907916324128;status 9907916325487?ERROR ch -345 Tape drive alarm is on 9907916330537;"session i99079, sat,mar 20th, 1999. 9907916330851;tape=alarm 9907916330859/tape/nak,ack 9907916331297;tape 9907916331306/tape/off,00113,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907916353249;"wx/ 95% clouds. no wind. no precipitation. 9907916362218;"delta {ut(c;wz) - ut(efos-13)} = + 2.822 micsec at 079/14:45:13 ut. 9907916370555;"delta {ut(c;wz)-ut(gps;sv#01)} = + 2.367 micsec at 079/08:50:00 ut. 9907916372633;"pointing of antenna tested with casa and found ok. 9907916375863;st=for,0 9907916402541;label 9907916402541/label/THNINT35,A46C 9907916430400:preob 9907916430400&preob/onsource 9907916430400&preob/calon 9907916430400&preob/!+2s 9907916430400&preob/tpical=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3 9907916430400&preob/tpical=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9907916430400&preob/caloff 9907916430408/onsource/TRACKING 9907916430660/tpical/19241,15712,15223,9365,20727,18750,17655,14104,28670,38252 9907916430690/tpical/19815,24198,23613,19893,17226,10261,52620 9907916430701:!079164334 9907916433400:tape 9907916433408/tape/off,00113,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907916433408:st=for,80 9907916433429:"data start" 9907916433429:midob 9907916433429&midob/sy=run setcl & 9907916433429&midob/onsource 9907916433429&midob/antenna=check 9907916433429&midob/wx 9907916433429&midob/cable 9907916433429&midob/counter2 9907916433429&midob/ifd 9907916433429&midob/if3 9907916433429&midob/vc02 9907916433429&midob/vc06 9907916433429&midob/vc11 9907916433429&midob/tpi=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3 9907916433429&midob/tpi=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9907916433429&midob/caltemps 9907916433429&midob/tsys1=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3 9907916433429&midob/tsys2=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9907916433449/onsource/TRACKING 9907916433449#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907916433451/wx/ 1.3,948.1,73.3 9907916433539/cable/+3.778E-04 9907916433611/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907916433620/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20191,36225 9907916433629/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,26244 9907916433638/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11456 9907916433647/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13274 9907916433656/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16350 9907916433697/tpi/13957,11456,10806,6699,14411,13274,12539,9907,20191,26244 9907916433726/tpi/14002,16626,16335,13887,11406,7013,36223 9907916433727/tsys1/52.3,52.3,47.7,46.9,45.8,45.9,46.0,45.4,49.2,45.3 9907916433729/tsys2/46.8,45.8,45.2,45.4,39.5,42.6,46.5 9907916433729:!079164604 9907916433738#setcl#time/17902543,5,1999,079,16,43,37.33,-5.687,49.249,1 9907916433738#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907916460400:"data stop" 9907916460400:et 9907916460417:!+3s 9907916460718:tape 9907916460726/tape/off,01104,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907916460726:postob 9907916460726&postob/cable 9907916460726&postob/counter2 9907916460726&postob/onsource 9907916460726&postob/antenna=tcheck 9907916460799/cable/+3.781E-04 9907916461012/gps-fmout/+1.4E-06 9907916461019/onsource/TRACKING 9907916461019#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907916461019:source=0201+113,020106.0,112022.8,1950.0,neutral 9907916461222:check2a1 9907916461222&check2a1/"checks 32 tracks at 80 ips 9907916461222&check2a1/check=,-tp,-hd 9907916461222&check2a1/decode=a,crc,byte 9907916461222&check2a1/parity=,,ab,off,m0,m1,m2,m3 9907916461222&check2a1/st=rev,160,off 9907916461222&check2a1/!+18s 9907916461222&check2a1/et 9907916461222&check2a1/!+5s 9907916461222&check2a1/! 9907916461222&check2a1/st=for,80,off 9907916461222&check2a1/!+3s 9907916461222&check2a1/repro=raw,2,3,80 9907916461222&check2a1/parity 9907916461222&check2a1/repro=byp,4,6 9907916461222&check2a1/!+35.80s 9907916461222&check2a1/et 9907916461222&check2a1/!+3s 9907916461222&check2a1/check=,tp,hd 9907916471317?ERROR qg -303 Track 30 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907916471317?ERROR qg -303 Track 31 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907916471317/parity/0.,0.,0.,8.,0.,16.,0.,0.,0.,8.,0.,16.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,8.,16.,0.,0.,0.,8.,8.,41.,0.,$$$$$ 9907916471317/parity/$$$$$ 9907916471317/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9907916471653:nw2a1=1 9907916471737/pass/1,1,auto,-350.0,-350.0,-348.8,-349.6,1.2,0.4 9907916472079#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7[lf] 9907916472573#matcn#debug: #92 /STA[lf] 9907916472662/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907916472662/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907916472662/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907916472662/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907916472662/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907916472662/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907916472978:!079164747 9907916474700:preob 9907916474710/onsource/TRACKING 9907916474963/tpical/19785,15950,15645,9566,21288,19240,18108,14529,29436,39249 9907916474992/tpical/20461,24967,24550,20595,17826,10649,54363 9907916475003:!079164817 9907916481700:tape 9907916481708/tape/off,01119,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907916481708:st=for,80 9907916481732:"data start" 9907916481732:midob 9907916481750/onsource/TRACKING 9907916481751#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907916481752/wx/ 1.4,948.2,73.7 9907916481819/cable/+3.772E-04 9907916482011/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907916482020/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20884,38062 9907916482029/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27160 9907916482038/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11728 9907916482047/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13719 9907916482056/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17286 9907916482097/tpi/14444,11728,11172,6889,14913,13719,12979,10278,20884,27160 9907916482127/tpi/14668,17354,17289,14628,12012,7405,38057 9907916482128/tsys1/53.6,54.0,48.8,48.2,47.1,47.2,47.7,46.6,50.4,46.6 9907916482130/tsys2/49.5,47.6,48.1,48.4,41.8,45.3,49.2 9907916482130:!079165047 9907916482139#setcl#time/17930946,5,1999,079,16,48,21.34,-5.688,49.328,1 9907916482139#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907916504700:"data stop" 9907916504700:et 9907916504719:!+3s 9907916505020:tape 9907916505028/tape/off,02111,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907916505028:postob 9907916505079/cable/+3.757E-04 9907916505211/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907916505221/onsource/TRACKING 9907916505221#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907916505221:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,neutral 9907916505264:nw2a1=1 9907916505364/pass/1,1,auto,-350.0,-350.0,-350.9,-349.6,-0.9,0.4 9907916505679#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7[lf] 9907916505980#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 10:0x8 11:0x9 12:0xa 13:0xb 14:0xc 15:0xd 16:0x10 17:0x11[lf] 9907916510282#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 18:0x12 19:0x13 20:0x14 21:0x15 22:0x16 23:0x17 24:0x18 25:0x19[lf] 9907916510581#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 26:0x1a 27:0x1b 28:0x1c 29:0x1d[lf] 9907916510973#matcn#debug: #92 /STA[lf] 9907916511065/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907916511065/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907916511065/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907916511065/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907916511065/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907916511065/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907916511385:!079165133 9907916513300:preob 9907916513308/onsource/TRACKING 9907916513560/tpical/18706,15393,13859,9020,19342,17641,16213,13408,27505,36256 9907916513589/tpical/19614,24193,23452,19727,17030,10175,52054 9907916513600:!079165203 9907916520300:tape 9907916520308/tape/off,02111,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907916520308:st=for,80 9907916520332:"data start" 9907916520332:midob 9907916520352/onsource/TRACKING 9907916520352#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907916520354/wx/ 1.3,948.1,73.7 9907916520499/cable/+3.762E-04 9907916520610/gps-fmout/+1.4E-06 9907916520619/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19332,35722 9907916520628/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,24808 9907916520637/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11228 9907916520646/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12443 9907916520655/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16183 9907916520696/tpi/13529,11228,9819,6441,13407,12443,11520,9380,19332,24808 9907916520725/tpi/13764,16595,16196,13700,11230,6910,35724 9907916520726/tsys1/51.6,52.3,47.1,46.4,45.3,45.0,45.6,44.6,48.8,45.0 9907916520727/tsys2/45.7,45.5,45.0,44.6,39.0,41.7,46.0 9907916520728:!079165343 9907916520737#setcl#time/17953546,5,1999,079,16,52,07.32,-5.690,49.391,1 9907916520737#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907916534300:"data stop" 9907916534300:et 9907916534319:!+3s 9907916534620:tape 9907916534629/tape/off,02770,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907916534629:postob 9907916534719/cable/+3.776E-04 9907916534811/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907916534819/onsource/TRACKING 9907916534819#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907916534819:source=2234+282,223401.7,281323.0,1950.0,cw 9907916534883:nw2a1=1 9907916534962/pass/1,1,auto,-350.0,-350.0,-350.9,-349.6,-0.9,0.4 9907916535291/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907916535291/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907916535291/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907916535291/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907916535291/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907916535291/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907916535617:!079165526 9907916552600:preob 9907916552611/onsource/TRACKING 9907916552864/tpical/22523,18110,17968,10783,24089,21712,20134,16318,33836,44435 9907916552893/tpical/24140,30437,30808,24496,21842,13007,$$$$$ 9907916552902:!079165556 9907916555600:tape 9907916555608/tape/off,02770,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907916555608:st=for,80 9907916555630:"data start" 9907916555630:midob 9907916555650/onsource/TRACKING 9907916555650#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907916555652/wx/ 1.3,948.2,74.1 9907916555739/cable/+3.770E-04 9907916555812/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907916555821/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,25390,50271 9907916555830/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,32527 9907916555839/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13966 9907916555848/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16302 9907916555857/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23657 9907916555898/tpi/17293,13966,13667,8176,17845,16302,15201,12180,25390,32527 9907916555927/tpi/18665,22969,23637,19014,16099,9785,50272 9907916555928/tsys1/66.1,66.3,62.8,59.8,57.8,58.1,58.9,57.5,62.2,56.7 9907916555929?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i2 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907916555930/tsys2/68.0,64.6,67.7,69.8,57.5,61.4,$$$$$$$$ 9907916555930:!079165916 9907916555939#setcl#time/17976749,5,1999,079,16,55,59.34,-5.688,49.456,1 9907916555939#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907916591600:"data stop" 9907916591600:et 9907916591619:!+3s 9907916591920:tape 9907916591928/tape/off,04095,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907916591928:postob 9907916592039/cable/+3.771E-04 9907916592211/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907916592218/onsource/TRACKING 9907916592218#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907916592218:source=0133+476,013355.1,473612.5,1950.0,cw 9907916592264:midtp 9907916592264&midtp/ifd=max,max,, 9907916592264&midtp/if3=max,,,,,* 9907916592264&midtp/!+2s 9907916592264&midtp/tpzero=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3 9907916592264&midtp/tpzero=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9907916592264&midtp/ifd=old,old,, 9907916592264&midtp/if3=old,,,,,* 9907916592264&midtp/rxmon 9907916592517/tpzero/683,761,673,688,490,1189,1225,745,155,66 9907916592546/tpzero/1278,430,956,1147,670,546,614 9907916592571/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,31.19 9907916592586/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,46.82 9907916592601/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9907916592616/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.615 9907916592631/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,26.42 9907916592642:nw2a1=2 9907916593524/pass/2,2,auto,0.0,0.0,-0.6,0.4,-0.6,0.4 9907916593621#matcn#debug: 92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7 ? ERROR 7 9907916593716#matcn#debug: 92 /DIS ? ERROR 7 9907916594073#matcn#debug: #92 /STA[lf] 9907916594165/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907916594165/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907916594165/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907916594165/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907916594165/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907916594165/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907916594483:fastf=0m25s 9907916594483&fastf/check=,-hd 9907916594483&fastf/ff 9907916594483&fastf/!+$ 9907916594483&fastf/et 9907916594483&fastf/check=,hd 9907917001022:!079170058 9907917005800:preob 9907917005809/onsource/TRACKING 9907917010061/tpical/19081,15479,15086,9269,20508,18555,17514,14016,28420,37815 9907917010091/tpical/19557,24078,23437,19734,17135,10186,52217 9907917010102:!079170128 9907917012800:tape 9907917012808/tape/off,04636,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917012808:st=rev,80 9907917012830:"data start" 9907917012830:midob 9907917012842/onsource/TRACKING 9907917012843#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917012844/wx/ 1.1,948.2,74.2 9907917012918/cable/+3.761E-04 9907917013010/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907917013019/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19989,35956 9907917013028/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25904 9907917013037/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11301 9907917013046/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13089 9907917013055/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16210 9907917013097/tpi/13804,11301,10687,6637,14237,13089,12458,9860,19989,25904 9907917013126/tpi/13778,16497,16231,13778,11365,6952,35947 9907917013127/tsys1/51.7,52.5,47.3,47.0,45.6,45.3,46.2,45.6,48.9,45.1 9907917013129/tsys2/46.3,45.4,45.4,45.4,39.7,42.4,46.5 9907917013129:!079170308 9907917013138#setcl#time/18009951,5,1999,079,17,01,31.34,-5.687,49.548,2 9907917013138#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917030800:"data stop" 9907917030800:et 9907917030819:!+3s 9907917031120:tape 9907917031128/tape/off,03977,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917031128:postob 9907917031279/cable/+3.770E-04 9907917031411/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907917031420/onsource/TRACKING 9907917031420#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917031420:source=0917+624,091740.3,622838.9,1950.0,cw 9907917031460:check2a2 9907917031460&check2a2/"checks 32 tracks at 80 ips 9907917031460&check2a2/check=,-tp,-hd 9907917031460&check2a2/decode=a,crc,byte 9907917031460&check2a2/parity=,,ab,off,m0,m1,m2,m3 9907917031460&check2a2/st=for,160,off 9907917031460&check2a2/!+18s 9907917031460&check2a2/et 9907917031460&check2a2/!+5s 9907917031460&check2a2/! 9907917031460&check2a2/st=rev,80,off 9907917031460&check2a2/!+3s 9907917031460&check2a2/repro=raw,2,3,80 9907917031460&check2a2/parity 9907917031460&check2a2/repro=byp,4,6 9907917031460&check2a2/!+35.80s 9907917031460&check2a2/et 9907917031460&check2a2/!+3s 9907917031460&check2a2/check=,tp,hd 9907917041538?ERROR qg -303 Track 30 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907917041538?ERROR qg -303 Track 31 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907917041538/parity/0.,0.,0.,33.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,8.,0.,8.,0.,24.,0.,0.,8.,57.,65.,8.,0.,8.,8.,8.,24.,0.,$$$$$ 9907917041538/parity/$$$$$ 9907917041538/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9907917041874:nw2a1=2 9907917041957/pass/2,2,auto,0.0,0.0,-0.6,0.4,-0.6,0.4 9907917042291/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917042291/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917042291/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917042291/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917042291/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917042291/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917042617:!079170451 9907917045100:preob 9907917045107/onsource/TRACKING 9907917045359/tpical/18981,15472,14988,9245,20353,18421,17376,13934,28228,37553 9907917045389/tpical/19630,24088,23432,19691,17142,10198,52249 9907917045400:!079170521 9907917052100:tape 9907917052108/tape/off,03961,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917052108:st=rev,80 9907917052132:"data start" 9907917052132:midob 9907917052152/onsource/TRACKING 9907917052152#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917052154/wx/ 1.1,948.2,74.6 9907917052299/cable/+3.773E-04 9907917052411/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907917052420/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19740,35934 9907917052429/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25561 9907917052438/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11230 9907917052447/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12928 9907917052456/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16152 9907917052497/tpi/13665,11230,10580,6589,14073,12928,12281,9721,19740,25561 9907917052526/tpi/13806,16511,16171,13694,11305,6948,35933 9907917052527/tsys1/50.8,51.3,46.7,46.2,45.0,44.5,45.1,44.3,48.0,44.2 9907917052528/tsys2/46.0,45.4,44.8,44.8,39.0,42.2,46.3 9907917052529:!079170701 9907917052538#setcl#time/18033352,5,1999,079,17,05,25.33,-5.689,49.613,1 9907917052538#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917070100:"data stop" 9907917070100:et 9907917070119:!+3s 9907917070420:tape 9907917070428/tape/off,03302,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917070428:postob 9907917070519/cable/+3.774E-04 9907917070610/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907917070617/onsource/TRACKING 9907917070617#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917070617:source=3c371,180718.6,694857.2,1950.0,cw 9907917070649:nw2a1=2 9907917070727/pass/2,2,auto,0.0,0.0,0.1,0.4,0.1,0.4 9907917071007#matcn#debug: 92 /STA ? ERROR 7 9907917071095/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917071095/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917071095/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917071095/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917071095/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917071095/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917071418:!079170736 9907917073600:preob 9907917073610/onsource/TRACKING 9907917073862/tpical/19638,15807,15561,9479,21064,19009,17969,14411,29198,38812 9907917073892/tpical/20872,25402,25091,20911,18254,10852,55696 9907917073903:!079170806 9907917080600:tape 9907917080608/tape/off,03302,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917080608:st=rev,80 9907917080630:"data start" 9907917080630:midob 9907917080649/onsource/TRACKING 9907917080649#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917080651/wx/ 1.0,948.2,75.5 9907917080679/cable/+3.762E-04 9907917080812/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917080821/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20722,39231 9907917080830/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,26851 9907917080839/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11641 9907917080848/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13525 9907917080857/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17825 9907917080899/tpi/14324,11641,11154,6840,14744,13525,12886,10228,20722,26851 9907917080928/tpi/15153,17804,17818,15044,12421,7625,39226 9907917080929/tsys1/53.4,54.3,49.5,48.5,46.9,46.8,47.7,47.2,50.5,46.6 9907917080930/tsys2/51.9,48.9,49.6,50.7,43.1,46.9,50.2 9907917080931:!079171036 9907917080940#setcl#time/18049755,5,1999,079,17,08,09.35,-5.688,49.658,1 9907917080940#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917103600:"data stop" 9907917103600:et 9907917103619:!+3s 9907917103920:tape 9907917103928/tape/off,02311,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917103928:postob 9907917104079/cable/+3.755E-04 9907917104210/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917104217/onsource/TRACKING 9907917104217#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917104217:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,cw 9907917104262:nw2a1=2 9907917104344/pass/2,2,auto,0.0,0.0,-0.6,0.4,-0.6,0.4 9907917104420#matcn#debug: ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7 ? ERROR 7 9907917104514#matcn#debug: DIS ? ERROR 7 9907917104607#matcn#debug: STA ? ERROR 7 9907917104694/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917104694/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917104694/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917104694/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917104694/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917104694/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917105019:!079171109 9907917110900:preob 9907917110907/onsource/TRACKING 9907917111159/tpical/19274,15544,15190,9334,20636,18680,17652,14150,28604,38072 9907917111189/tpical/19772,24308,23747,19887,17317,10290,52675 9907917111201:!079171139 9907917113900:tape 9907917113908/tape/off,02311,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917113908:st=rev,80 9907917113932:"data start" 9907917113932:midob 9907917113952/onsource/TRACKING 9907917113952#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917113954/wx/ 0.9,948.2,76.0 9907917114098/cable/+3.751E-04 9907917114211/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917114220/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20130,36408 9907917114229/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,26105 9907917114238/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11333 9907917114247/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13192 9907917114256/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16497 9907917114297/tpi/13962,11333,10788,6671,14332,13192,12577,9956,20130,26105 9907917114328/tpi/13967,16727,16500,13919,11521,7051,36416 9907917114329/tsys1/52.0,52.2,47.8,46.7,45.7,45.5,46.5,45.7,49.0,45.3 9907917114331/tsys2/46.8,46.0,45.9,45.8,40.1,43.0,47.1 9907917114331:!079171319 9907917114340#setcl#time/18071157,5,1999,079,17,11,43.36,-5.686,49.718,2 9907917114340#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917131900:"data stop" 9907917131900:et 9907917131919:!+3s 9907917132220:tape 9907917132228/tape/off,01652,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917132228:postob 9907917132319/cable/+3.755E-04 9907917132412/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917132419/onsource/TRACKING 9907917132419#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917132419:source=0234+285,023455.6,283511.2,1950.0,neutral 9907917132464:nw2a1=2 9907917132541/pass/2,2,auto,0.0,0.0,-0.6,0.4,-0.6,0.4 9907917132621#matcn#debug: 92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7 ? ERROR 7 9907917132809#matcn#debug: 92 /STA ? ERROR 7 9907917132898/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917132898/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917132898/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917132898/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917132898/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917132898/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917133225:!079171424 9907917142400:preob 9907917142412/onsource/TRACKING 9907917142665/tpical/19060,15399,15029,9206,20415,18434,17477,13962,28277,37622 9907917142694/tpical/19619,24107,23511,20081,17185,10208,52383 9907917142705:!079171454 9907917145400:tape 9907917145408/tape/off,01652,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917145408:st=rev,80 9907917145432:"data start" 9907917145432:midob 9907917145443/onsource/TRACKING 9907917145444#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917145445/wx/ 0.9,948.2,76.4 9907917145559/cable/+3.747E-04 9907917145610/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907917145619/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19808,36046 9907917145628/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25674 9907917145637/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11185 9907917145646/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12988 9907917145655/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16264 9907917145697/tpi/13760,11185,10617,6556,14114,12988,12392,9786,19808,25674 9907917145726/tpi/13322,16511,16246,14300,11401,6981,36043 9907917145727/tsys1/51.3,51.5,46.9,46.1,45.0,45.1,45.7,45.0,48.3,44.6 9907917145728/tsys2/40.9,45.3,45.0,48.7,39.7,42.7,46.4 9907917145728:!079171634 9907917145737#setcl#time/18090555,5,1999,079,17,14,57.32,-5.690,49.772,1 9907917145737#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917163401:"data stop" 9907917163401:et 9907917163420:!+3s 9907917163721:tape 9907917163729/tape/off,00993,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917163729:postob 9907917163778/cable/+3.740E-04 9907917163810/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917163820/onsource/TRACKING 9907917163820#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917163820:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9907917163872:nw2a1=2 9907917163955/pass/2,2,auto,0.0,0.0,-0.6,0.4,-0.6,0.4 9907917164289/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917164289/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917164289/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917164289/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917164289/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917164289/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917164614:!079171710 9907917171000:preob 9907917171009/onsource/TRACKING 9907917171260/tpical/18938,15364,14904,9181,20279,18320,17328,13852,28101,37365 9907917171289/tpical/19613,23975,23333,20339,17062,10148,52269 9907917171300:!079171740 9907917174000:tape 9907917174008/tape/off,00993,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917174008:st=rev,80 9907917174032:"data start" 9907917174032:midob 9907917174043/onsource/TRACKING 9907917174044#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917174045/wx/ 0.8,948.3,76.4 9907917174079/cable/+3.747E-04 9907917174211/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917174220/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19702,36060 9907917174229/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25508 9907917174238/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11184 9907917174247/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12896 9907917174256/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16105 9907917174297/tpi/13673,11184,10541,6539,14037,12896,12274,9688,19702,25508 9907917174326/tpi/13771,16392,16111,14284,11258,6912,36044 9907917174327/tsys1/51.3,51.9,47.0,46.1,45.1,44.9,45.5,44.7,48.4,44.6 9907917174328/tsys2/45.8,45.0,44.9,46.4,39.0,42.1,46.7 9907917174329:!079171920 9907917174337#setcl#time/18107156,5,1999,079,17,17,43.32,-5.690,49.818,1 9907917174337#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917192000:"data stop" 9907917192000:et 9907917192016:!+3s 9907917192317:tape 9907917192325/tape/off,00335,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917192325:postob 9907917192438/cable/+3.746E-04 9907917192611/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917192618/onsource/TRACKING 9907917192618#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917192618:source=0119+041,011921.4,040643.9,1950.0,neutral 9907917192680:midtp 9907917192931/tpzero/683,762,673,685,490,1191,1226,745,153,67 9907917192960/tpzero/1277,427,953,1145,668,546,605 9907917192985/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,30.70 9907917193000/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,46.94 9907917193015/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9907917193031/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.691 9907917193046/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,26.42 9907917193057:nw2a1=3 9907917193814/pass/3,3,auto,-295.0,-295.0,-293.6,-294.4,1.4,0.6 9907917193920#matcn#debug: ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7 ? ERROR 7 9907917194015#matcn#debug: DIS ? ERROR 7 9907917194106#matcn#debug: STA ? ERROR 7 9907917194197/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917194197/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917194197/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917194197/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917194197/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917194197/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917194505:fastr=0m10s 9907917194505&fastr/check=,-hd 9907917194505&fastr/rw 9907917194505&fastr/!+$ 9907917194505&fastr/et 9907917194505&fastr/check=,hd 9907917195544:!079172009 9907917200900:preob 9907917200909/onsource/TRACKING 9907917201161/tpical/21320,17102,16878,10238,22731,20443,19174,15442,31795,41898 9907917201190/tpical/22923,28884,28955,23275,20545,12254,62708 9907917201201:!079172039 9907917203900:tape 9907917203908/tape/low,00161,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917203908:st=for,80 9907917203932:"data start" 9907917203932:midob 9907917203943/onsource/TRACKING 9907917203944#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917203945/wx/ 0.8,948.3,76.4 9907917203999/cable/+3.755E-04 9907917204211/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907917204220/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,23344,46494 9907917204229/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,29978 9907917204238/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12946 9907917204247/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15029 9907917204256/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21687 9907917204299/tpi/16008,12946,12530,7597,16447,15029,14179,11307,23344,29978 9907917204328/tpi/17289,21298,21668,17649,14766,9036,46481 9907917204329/tsys1/60.0,61.0,56.7,54.4,52.8,53.2,53.9,53.1,57.1,52.2 9907917204330/tsys2/60.8,58.9,60.8,62.8,52.2,56.5,60.5 9907917204330:!079172309 9907917204339#setcl#time/18125159,5,1999,079,17,20,43.34,-5.689,49.868,1 9907917204339#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917230900:"data stop" 9907917230900:et 9907917230918:!+3s 9907917231219:tape 9907917231227/tape/off,01152,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917231227:postob 9907917231259/cable/+3.752E-04 9907917231411/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917231418/onsource/TRACKING 9907917231418#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917231418:source=0749+540,074906.4,540046.5,1950.0,cw 9907917231472:check2a1 9907917241549?ERROR qg -303 Track 30 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907917241549?ERROR qg -303 Track 31 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907917241549/parity/0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,0.,0.,0.,8.,16.,8.,0.,0.,24.,0.,8.,0.,57.,65.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,16.,0.,$$$$$ 9907917241549/parity/$$$$$ 9907917241549/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9907917241885:nw2a1=3 9907917241987/pass/3,3,auto,-295.0,-295.0,-295.7,-294.4,-0.7,0.6 9907917242393/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917242393/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917242393/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917242393/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917242393/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917242393/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917242704:!079172452 9907917245200:preob 9907917245208/onsource/TRACKING 9907917245459/tpical/18750,15307,14767,9162,20116,18177,17177,13713,27902,37074 9907917245489/tpical/19562,24151,23411,19599,17059,10164,52117 9907917245498:!079172522 9907917252200:tape 9907917252207/tape/off,01167,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917252207:st=for,80 9907917252227:"data start" 9907917252227:midob 9907917252246#setcl#time/18153069,4,1999,079,17,25,22.42,-5.689,49.945,1 9907917252246#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917252258/onsource/TRACKING 9907917252258#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917252259/wx/ 0.7,948.3,77.2 9907917252279/cable/+3.761E-04 9907917252410/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907917252419/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,18711,35785 9907917252428/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,23909 9907917252438/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10884 9907917252447/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11870 9907917252456/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16184 9907917252497/tpi/13116,10884,9549,6302,13035,11870,11077,9195,18711,23909 9907917252526/tpi/13756,16528,16192,13619,11238,6917,35782 9907917252527/tsys1/45.9,47.6,35.4,40.9,36.9,35.2,33.6,38.9,42.0,37.7 9907917252529/tsys2/46.0,45.2,45.2,44.6,38.9,42.0,46.1 9907917252529:!079172702 9907917270200:"data stop" 9907917270200:et 9907917270219:!+3s 9907917270520:tape 9907917270528/tape/off,01826,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917270528:postob 9907917270639/cable/+3.761E-04 9907917270811/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907917270819/onsource/TRACKING 9907917270819#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917270819:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9907917270860:nw2a1=3 9907917270934/pass/3,3,auto,-295.0,-295.0,-295.7,-294.4,-0.7,0.6 9907917271208#matcn#debug: STA ? ERROR 7 9907917271295/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917271295/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917271295/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917271295/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917271295/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917271295/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917271605#matcn#debug: rec 1 ? ERROR 7 9907917271625:!079172752 9907917275200:preob 9907917275207/onsource/TRACKING 9907917275459/tpical/19077,15416,15104,9260,20443,18520,17529,14031,28386,37761 9907917275488/tpical/19718,24165,23557,19816,17245,10252,52409 9907917275499:!079172822 9907917282200:tape 9907917282208/tape/off,01826,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917282208:st=for,80 9907917282232:"data start" 9907917282232:midob 9907917282243/onsource/TRACKING 9907917282244#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917282245/wx/ 0.6,948.3,77.6 9907917282339/cable/+3.752E-04 9907917282412/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917282421/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19897,36141 9907917282430/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25777 9907917282439/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11224 9907917282448/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13033 9907917282457/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16319 9907917282498/tpi/13785,11224,10671,6596,14157,13033,12417,9825,19897,25777 9907917282527/tpi/13905,16580,16324,13847,11422,7007,36145 9907917282528/tsys1/51.5,51.9,46.9,46.2,45.2,44.9,45.5,44.9,48.4,44.6 9907917282529/tsys2/46.5,45.6,45.5,45.5,39.5,42.6,46.8 9907917282530:!079173002 9907917282539#setcl#time/18171362,5,1999,079,17,28,25.34,-5.688,49.996,1 9907917282539#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917300200:"data stop" 9907917300200:et 9907917300218:!+3s 9907917300519:tape 9907917300527/tape/off,02485,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917300527:postob 9907917300559/cable/+3.735E-04 9907917300610/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917300619/onsource/TRACKING 9907917300619#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917300619:source=0458-020,045841.3,-020333.9,1950.0,neutral 9907917300662:nw2a1=3 9907917300740/pass/3,3,auto,-295.0,-295.0,-295.7,-294.4,-0.7,0.6 9907917301079#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7[lf] 9907917301380#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 10:0x8 11:0x9 12:0xa 13:0xb 14:0xc 15:0xd 16:0x10 17:0x11[lf] 9907917301591/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917301591/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917301591/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917301591/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917301591/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917301591/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917301912:!079173057 9907917305700:preob 9907917305710/onsource/TRACKING 9907917305963/tpical/19296,15570,15250,9344,20669,18668,17668,14140,28673,38114 9907917305993/tpical/19998,24494,24054,20401,17522,10403,53342 9907917310004:!079173127 9907917312700:tape 9907917312708/tape/off,02485,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917312708:st=for,80 9907917312732:"data start" 9907917312732:midob 9907917312752/onsource/TRACKING 9907917312752#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917312754/wx/ 0.6,948.4,77.8 9907917312819/cable/+3.736E-04 9907917313011/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907917313020/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20232,37083 9907917313029/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,26207 9907917313038/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11397 9907917313047/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13235 9907917313056/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16800 9907917313097/tpi/14030,11397,10847,6705,14403,13235,12609,9978,20232,26207 9907917313126/tpi/14243,16948,16773,14447,11704,7172,37096 9907917313127/tsys1/52.7,53.0,48.1,47.4,46.2,46.1,46.8,46.1,49.5,45.7 9907917313128/tsys2/48.2,46.9,46.5,47.8,40.6,43.9,48.1 9907917313129:!079173307 9907917313138#setcl#time/18189962,5,1999,079,17,31,31.33,-5.687,50.048,1 9907917313138#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917330700:"data stop" 9907917330700:et 9907917330719:!+3s 9907917331020:tape 9907917331027/tape/off,03143,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917331027:postob 9907917331179/cable/+3.739E-04 9907917331211/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917331218/onsource/TRACKING 9907917331218#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917331218:source=0556+238,055628.7,235345.2,1950.0,neutral 9907917331273:nw2a1=3 9907917331356/pass/3,3,auto,-295.0,-295.0,-295.7,-294.4,-0.7,0.6 9907917331691/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917331691/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917331691/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917331691/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917331691/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917331691/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917332015:!079173340 9907917334000:preob 9907917334009/onsource/TRACKING 9907917334262/tpical/18832,15394,14824,9189,20147,18204,17183,13742,27993,37164 9907917334291/tpical/19628,24000,23312,20061,16987,10122,51823 9907917334302:!079173410 9907917341000:tape 9907917341008/tape/off,03143,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917341008:st=for,80 9907917341029:"data start" 9907917341029:midob 9907917341048/onsource/TRACKING 9907917341048#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917341050/wx/ 0.5,948.4,77.7 9907917341199/cable/+3.736E-04 9907917341411/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917341420/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19568,35577 9907917341429/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25274 9907917341438/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11158 9907917341447/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12779 9907917341456/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16083 9907917341497/tpi/13567,11158,10432,6530,13883,12779,12156,9610,19568,25274 9907917341526/tpi/13798,16418,16091,13730,11198,6879,35573 9907917341527/tsys1/50.9,51.0,46.2,45.7,44.5,44.4,45.2,44.6,47.9,44.1 9907917341528/tsys2/46.0,45.1,44.9,42.5,38.9,41.8,46.1 9907917341529:!079173550 9907917341537#setcl#time/18206364,4,1999,079,17,34,15.34,-5.687,50.093,2 9907917341537#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917355000:"data stop" 9907917355000:et 9907917355019:!+3s 9907917355320:tape 9907917355328/tape/off,03802,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917355328:postob 9907917355419/cable/+3.736E-04 9907917355612/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917355621/onsource/TRACKING 9907917355621#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917355621:source=0201+113,020106.0,112022.8,1950.0,neutral 9907917355663:midtp 9907917355913/tpzero/683,761,674,684,490,1191,1227,745,149,67 9907917355942/tpzero/1279,427,954,1147,668,546,569 9907917355967/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,30.58 9907917355982/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,46.94 9907917355997/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9907917360012/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.540 9907917360027/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,24.98 9907917360038:nw2a1=4 9907917360725/pass/4,4,auto,55.0,55.0,54.6,55.6,-0.4,0.6 9907917360819#matcn#debug: ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7 ? ERROR 7 9907917361009#matcn#debug: STA ? ERROR 7 9907917361097/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917361097/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917361097/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917361097/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917361097/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917361097/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917361428:fastf=0m40s 9907917365467:!079173709 9907917370900:preob 9907917370908/onsource/TRACKING 9907917371160/tpical/19748,15892,15556,9499,21090,18990,18007,14404,29317,38897 9907917371189/tpical/20783,25463,25212,21067,18329,10909,55895 9907917371200:!079173739 9907917373900:tape 9907917373907/tape/off,04681,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917373907:st=rev,80 9907917373930:"data start" 9907917373930:midob 9907917373941/onsource/TRACKING 9907917373942#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917373943/wx/ 0.5,948.4,78.1 9907917374058/cable/+3.734E-04 9907917374211/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917374220/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20913,39687 9907917374229/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27059 9907917374238/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11736 9907917374247/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13604 9907917374256/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18011 9907917374297/tpi/14485,11736,11215,6868,14883,13604,12964,10260,20913,27059 9907917374326/tpi/15051,17921,18000,15274,12563,7681,39687 9907917374327/tsys1/54.5,54.9,50.5,48.9,48.2,47.9,48.4,47.8,51.4,47.4 9907917374328/tsys2/51.4,49.6,50.6,52.2,44.1,47.3,51.6 9907917374329:!079174009 9907917374338#setcl#time/18227165,5,1999,079,17,37,43.33,-5.690,50.151,1 9907917374338#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917400900:"data stop" 9907917400900:et 9907917400919:!+3s 9907917401220:tape 9907917401228/tape/off,03689,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917401228:postob 9907917401319/cable/+3.731E-04 9907917401410/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907917401422/onsource/TRACKING 9907917401422#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917401422:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,neutral 9907917401481:check2a2 9907917411565?ERROR qg -303 Track 30 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907917411565?ERROR qg -303 Track 31 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907917411565/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,8.,0.,8.,0.,33.,0.,0.,8.,41.,65.,49.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,8.,$$$$$ 9907917411565/parity/$$$$$ 9907917411565/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9907917411901:nw2a1=4 9907917411985/pass/4,4,auto,55.0,55.0,54.6,55.6,-0.4,0.6 9907917412573#matcn#debug: #92 /STA[lf] 9907917412663/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917412663/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917412663/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917412663/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917412663/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917412663/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917412980:!079174152 9907917415200:preob 9907917415207/onsource/TRACKING 9907917415459/tpical/18465,15169,13678,8876,19028,17271,15987,13206,27100,35615 9907917415489/tpical/19397,23938,23204,19540,16955,10091,51728 9907917415500:!079174222 9907917422200:tape 9907917422208/tape/off,03674,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917422208:st=rev,80 9907917422232:"data start" 9907917422232:midob 9907917422252/onsource/TRACKING 9907917422252#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917422254/wx/ 0.4,948.4,78.1 9907917422338/cable/+3.745E-04 9907917422411/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907917422419/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,18918,35439 9907917422429/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,24189 9907917422438/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10988 9907917422447/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12102 9907917422456/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15973 9907917422498/tpi/13264,10988,9639,6324,13083,12102,11267,9227,18918,24189 9907917422527/tpi/13595,16374,15973,13544,11134,6863,35434 9907917422528/tsys1/50.3,50.9,46.2,46.0,44.1,43.9,44.2,44.3,47.7,43.9 9907917422529/tsys2/45.4,45.1,44.4,44.2,38.5,41.9,45.8 9907917422529:!079174402 9907917422538#setcl#time/18255367,5,1999,079,17,42,25.34,-5.686,50.229,2 9907917422538#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917440200:"data stop" 9907917440200:et 9907917440219:!+3s 9907917440520:tape 9907917440528/tape/off,03015,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917440528:postob 9907917440559/cable/+3.750E-04 9907917440611/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917440622/onsource/TRACKING 9907917440622#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917440622:source=0234+285,023455.6,283511.2,1950.0,neutral 9907917440664:nw2a1=4 9907917440746/pass/4,4,auto,55.0,55.0,54.6,55.6,-0.4,0.6 9907917441079#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7[lf] 9907917441573#matcn#debug: #92 /STA[lf] 9907917441661/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917441661/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917441661/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917441661/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917441661/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917441661/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917441975:!079174439 9907917443900:preob 9907917443907/onsource/TRACKING 9907917444159/tpical/19112,15543,15100,9275,20488,18485,17507,13995,28416,37773 9907917444189/tpical/19762,24213,23570,20511,17301,10278,52563 9907917444200:!079174509 9907917450900:tape 9907917450908/tape/off,03015,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917450908:st=rev,80 9907917450932:"data start" 9907917450932:midob 9907917450952/onsource/TRACKING 9907917450952#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917450954/wx/ 0.4,948.4,78.2 9907917450998/cable/+3.742E-04 9907917451210/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907917451219/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19939,36327 9907917451228/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25806 9907917451237/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11300 9907917451246/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13025 9907917451255/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16359 9907917451298/tpi/13803,11300,10708,6608,14165,13025,12432,9818,19939,25806 9907917451328/tpi/13975,16625,16360,14807,11486,7041,36320 9907917451329/tsys1/51.4,51.7,47.5,46.2,45.0,45.1,45.9,45.2,48.6,44.7 9907917451330/tsys2/46.9,45.7,45.7,51.2,39.8,42.9,47.1 9907917451331:!079174649 9907917451340#setcl#time/18272170,5,1999,079,17,45,13.35,-5.690,50.276,1 9907917451340#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917464900:"data stop" 9907917464900:et 9907917464919:!+3s 9907917465221:tape 9907917465228/tape/off,02357,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917465228:postob 9907917465358/cable/+3.743E-04 9907917465410/gps-fmout/+1.0E-06 9907917465418/onsource/TRACKING 9907917465418#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917465418:source=0133+476,013355.1,473612.5,1950.0,cw 9907917465486:nw2a1=4 9907917465569/pass/4,4,auto,55.0,55.0,54.6,54.9,-0.4,-0.1 9907917465878#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7[lf] 9907917470190/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917470190/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917470190/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917470190/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917470190/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917470190/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917470508:!079174728 9907917472800:preob 9907917472808/onsource/TRACKING 9907917473060/tpical/19081,15462,15090,9254,20444,18462,17466,13961,28330,37676 9907917473090/tpical/19744,24196,23606,19829,17302,10267,52479 9907917473101:!079174758 9907917475800:tape 9907917475808/tape/off,02357,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917475808:st=rev,80 9907917475832:"data start" 9907917475832:midob 9907917475843/onsource/TRACKING 9907917475844#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917475845/wx/ 0.4,948.4,78.6 9907917475938/cable/+3.738E-04 9907917480011/gps-fmout/+1.0E-06 9907917480020/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19900,36167 9907917480029/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25783 9907917480038/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11287 9907917480047/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13010 9907917480056/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16377 9907917480097/tpi/13795,11287,10670,6601,14160,13010,12393,9808,19900,25783 9907917480126/tpi/13955,16620,16385,13949,11478,7036,36167 9907917480128/tsys1/51.6,52.4,47.0,46.4,45.2,45.1,45.8,45.4,48.7,45.0 9907917480128/tsys2/46.9,45.7,45.7,46.6,39.7,43.0,46.7 9907917480128:!079174938 9907917480138#setcl#time/18288969,5,1999,079,17,48,01.33,-5.690,50.323,1 9907917480138#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917493800:"data stop" 9907917493800:et 9907917493819:!+3s 9907917494120:tape 9907917494128/tape/off,01698,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917494128:postob 9907917494159/cable/+3.734E-04 9907917494211/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907917494221/onsource/TRACKING 9907917494221#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917494221:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9907917494279:nw2a1=4 9907917494362/pass/4,4,auto,55.0,55.0,54.6,55.6,-0.4,0.6 9907917494691/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917494691/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917494691/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917494691/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917494691/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917494691/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917495008:!079175022 9907917502200:preob 9907917502207/onsource/TRACKING 9907917502459/tpical/19040,15447,14982,9226,20364,18390,17413,13916,28239,37555 9907917502489/tpical/19634,23966,23345,21060,17111,10156,52071 9907917502498:!079175052 9907917505200:tape 9907917505208/tape/off,01698,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917505208:st=rev,80 9907917505229:"data start" 9907917505229:midob 9907917505240/onsource/TRACKING 9907917505241#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907917505242/wx/ 0.4,948.4,78.6 9907917505299/cable/+3.721E-04 9907917505412/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907917505421/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19747,35839 9907917505430/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25576 9907917505439/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11235 9907917505448/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12925 9907917505457/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16140 9907917505498/tpi/13708,11235,10567,6559,14048,12925,12323,9726,19747,25576 9907917505527/tpi/13845,16389,16112,15051,11302,6929,35840 9907917505528/tsys1/50.8,51.7,46.6,45.8,44.6,44.7,45.3,44.6,48.0,44.3 9907917505530/tsys2/46.5,45.1,44.8,49.5,39.2,42.3,46.5 9907917505530:!079175232 9907917505539#setcl#time/18306371,5,1999,079,17,50,55.34,-5.689,50.371,1 9907917505539#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907917523200:"data stop" 9907917523200:et 9907917523219:!+3s 9907917523520:tape 9907917523528/tape/off,01039,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907917523528:postob 9907917523658/cable/+3.729E-04 9907917523811/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907917523819/onsource/TRACKING 9907917523819#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907917523819:source=0955+476,095508.5,473928.6,1950.0,ccw 9907917523853:nw2a1=4 9907917523934/pass/4,4,auto,55.0,55.0,54.6,55.6,-0.4,0.6 9907917524019#matcn#debug: 92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7 ? ERROR 7 9907917524113#matcn#debug: 92 /DIS ? ERROR 7 9907917524207#matcn#debug: 92 /STA ? ERROR 7 9907917524295/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907917524295/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907917524295/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907917524295/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917524295/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907917524295/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907917524871#matcn#debug: #92 /rec 1[lf] 9907917524888:!079204304 9907920430400:preob 9907920430407/onsource/TRACKING 9907920430659/tpical/18344,15044,13550,8808,18826,17180,15994,13129,26918,35471 9907920430688/tpical/19502,23984,23236,19503,16949,10082,51796 9907920430697:!079204334 9907920433400:tape 9907920433408/tape/off,01039,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907920433408:st=rev,80 9907920433430:"data start" 9907920433430:midob 9907920433441/onsource/TRACKING 9907920433442#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907920433443/wx/ 0.2,948.7,77.2 9907920433579/cable/+3.727E-04 9907920433711/gps-fmout/+1.4E-06 9907920433719/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,18702,35574 9907920433728/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,23959 9907920433737/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10875 9907920433746/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11968 9907920433755/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15993 9907920433797/tpi/13155,10875,9512,6250,12890,11968,11233,9117,18702,23959 9907920433826/tpi/13693,16418,15999,13479,11134,6861,35551 9907920433827/tsys1/50.0,50.5,45.5,45.3,43.5,43.0,43.7,43.4,47.0,43.2 9907920433827/tsys2/45.7,45.2,44.5,43.8,38.5,42.0,46.1 9907920433827:!079204514 9907920433837#setcl#time/19342737,5,1999,079,20,43,38.32,-5.688,53.250,1 9907920433837#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907920451400:"data stop" 9907920451400:et 9907920451419:!+3s 9907920451720:tape 9907920451728/tape/off,00381,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907920451728:postob 9907920451799/cable/+3.728E-04 9907920451912/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907920451919/onsource/TRACKING 9907920451919#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907920451919:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9907920452236:midtp 9907920452485/tpzero/682,761,673,684,489,1188,1224,746,159,67 9907920452515/tpzero/1275,428,953,1143,667,543,619 9907920452540/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,28.51 9907920452555/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,46.94 9907920452570/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9907920452585/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.691 9907920452600/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,25.01 9907920452611:nw2a1=5 9907920453262/pass/5,5,auto,-240.0,-240.0,-239.8,-241.4,0.2,-1.4 9907920453593/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907920453593/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907920453593/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907920453593/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907920453593/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907920453593/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907920453907#matcn#debug: rec 1 ? ERROR 7 9907920453919:fastr=0m10s 9907920454962:!079204607 9907920460700:preob 9907920460707/onsource/TRACKING 9907920460959/tpical/19941,16080,15715,9600,21289,19193,18176,14576,29642,39329 9907920460988/tpical/21367,26166,25890,21462,18790,11196,57322 9907920460999:!079204637 9907920463700:tape 9907920463708/tape/off,00177,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907920463708:st=for,80 9907920463732:"data start" 9907920463732:midob 9907920463743/onsource/TRACKING 9907920463744#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907920463745/wx/ 0.2,948.7,77.2 9907920463778/cable/+3.716E-04 9907920463911/gps-fmout/+8E-07 9907920463919/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,21155,41053 9907920463928/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27338 9907920463937/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11885 9907920463946/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13725 9907920463955/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18694 9907920463996/tpi/14643,11885,11351,6941,14986,13725,13098,10380,21155,27338 9907920464025/tpi/15710,18584,18668,15636,12993,7966,41040 9907920464026/tsys1/54.8,55.2,50.9,48.9,47.8,47.7,48.6,47.8,51.5,47.3 9907920464027/tsys2/54.6,51.2,52.5,53.2,45.5,49.2,53.1 9907920464028:!079204817 9907920464036#setcl#time/19360938,5,1999,079,20,46,40.32,-5.687,53.301,2 9907920464036#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907920481700:"data stop" 9907920481700:et 9907920481719:!+3s 9907920482020:tape 9907920482028/tape/off,00835,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907920482028:postob 9907920482139/cable/+3.718E-04 9907920482312/gps-fmout/+1.5E-06 9907920482319/onsource/TRACKING 9907920482319#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907920482319:source=0234+285,023455.6,283511.2,1950.0,cw 9907920482378:check2a1 9907920492457?ERROR qg -303 Track 30 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907920492457?ERROR qg -303 Track 31 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907920492457/parity/0.,16.,0.,41.,0.,8.,0.,0.,0.,41.,0.,24.,0.,49.,0.,0.,0.,49.,65.,8.,0.,0.,0.,24.,16.,0. 9907920492457/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$ 9907920492457/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9907920492788:nw2a1=5 9907920492879/pass/5,5,auto,-240.0,-240.0,-239.8,-240.7,0.2,-0.7 9907920493020#matcn#debug: ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7 ? ERROR 7 9907920493114#matcn#debug: DIS ? ERROR 7 9907920493208#matcn#debug: STA ? ERROR 7 9907920493296/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907920493296/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907920493296/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907920493296/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907920493296/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907920493296/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907920493626:!079205000 9907920500000:preob 9907920500010/onsource/TRACKING 9907920500262/tpical/22734,18299,18109,10978,24310,21842,20340,16475,34120,44889 9907920500291/tpical/23729,29892,30102,24015,21431,12733,65014 9907920500302:!079205030 9907920503000:tape 9907920503008/tape/off,00849,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907920503008:st=for,80 9907920503032:"data start" 9907920503032:midob 9907920503051/onsource/TRACKING 9907920503051#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907920503053/wx/ 0.1,948.7,77.2 9907920503159/cable/+3.712E-04 9907920503312/gps-fmout/+1.4E-06 9907920503321/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,25615,48844 9907920503330/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,32908 9907920503339/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14121 9907920503348/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16416 9907920503358/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22928 9907920503399/tpi/17470,14121,13773,8351,18030,16416,15369,12300,25615,32908 9907920503429/tpi/18154,22377,22922,18464,15639,9497,48833 9907920503430/tsys1/66.3,66.5,62.8,60.7,58.1,58.4,59.2,57.6,62.3,57.0 9907920503431/tsys2/64.8,62.5,65.5,66.8,55.3,59.2,63.8 9907920503431:!079205210 9907920503439#setcl#time/19384343,4,1999,079,20,50,34.35,-5.689,53.366,1 9907920503439#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907920521000:"data stop" 9907920521000:et 9907920521018:!+3s 9907920521319:tape 9907920521327/tape/off,01508,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907920521327:postob 9907920521378/cable/+3.714E-04 9907920521511/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907920521520/onsource/TRACKING 9907920521520#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907920521520:source=1849+670,184916.6,670207.9,1950.0,cw 9907920521577:nw2a1=5 9907920521655/pass/5,5,auto,-240.0,-240.0,-239.8,-240.7,0.2,-0.7 9907920521721#matcn#debug: 92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7 ? ERROR 7 9907920521817#matcn#debug: 92 /DIS ? ERROR 7 9907920521907#matcn#debug: 92 /STA ? ERROR 7 9907920521998/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907920521998/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907920521998/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907920521998/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907920521998/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907920521998/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907920522330:!079205321 9907920532100:preob 9907920532107/onsource/TRACKING 9907920532359/tpical/19475,15719,15391,9415,20825,18783,17825,14298,28930,38432 9907920532389/tpical/20484,25091,24727,20594,17973,10701,54690 9907920532400:!079205351 9907920535101:tape 9907920535109/tape/off,01508,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907920535109:st=for,80 9907920535133:"data start" 9907920535133:midob 9907920535144/onsource/TRACKING 9907920535145#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907920535146/wx/ 0.1,948.7,77.2 9907920535178/cable/+3.704E-04 9907920535311/gps-fmout/+1.4E-06 9907920535319/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20553,38393 9907920535328/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,26608 9907920535337/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11564 9907920535346/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13379 9907920535355/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17458 9907920535397/tpi/14231,11564,11033,6795,14602,13379,12783,10133,20553,26608 9907920535426/tpi/14716,17473,17452,14688,12164,7443,38387 9907920535427/tsys1/53.7,54.1,49.4,48.5,47.2,46.9,47.7,46.9,50.6,46.7 9907920535428/tsys2/49.9,47.9,48.5,49.1,42.4,45.3,49.6 9907920535429:!079205621 9907920535436#setcl#time/19404342,4,1999,079,20,53,54.33,-5.688,53.421,2 9907920535436#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907920562100:"data stop" 9907920562100:et 9907920562118:!+3s 9907920562419:tape 9907920562427/tape/off,02499,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907920562427:postob 9907920562578/cable/+3.699E-04 9907920562710/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907920562717/onsource/TRACKING 9907920562717#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907920562717:source=0458-020,045841.3,-020333.9,1950.0,neutral 9907920562754:nw2a1=5 9907920562837/pass/5,5,auto,-240.0,-240.0,-239.8,-240.7,0.2,-0.7 9907920563372#matcn#debug: #92 /STA[lf] 9907920563462/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907920563462/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907920563462/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907920563462/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907920563462/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907920563462/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907920563771:!079205812 9907920581200:preob 9907920581208/onsource/TRACKING 9907920581460/tpical/23075,18529,18379,11101,24629,22131,20551,16636,34677,45440 9907920581490/tpical/24199,30572,30827,24476,21856,12993,$$$$$ 9907920581501:!079205842 9907920584200:tape 9907920584208/tape/off,02499,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907920584208:st=for,80 9907920584232:"data start" 9907920584232:midob 9907920584243/onsource/TRACKING 9907920584244#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907920584245/wx/ 0.1,948.7,77.2 9907920584299/cable/+3.686E-04 9907920584512/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907920584520/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,25978,50356 9907920584529/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,33212 9907920584538/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14279 9907920584547/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16563 9907920584556/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23634 9907920584597/tpi/17636,14279,13929,8374,18238,16563,15505,12397,25978,33212 9907920584626/tpi/18728,23057,23647,18984,16141,9782,50354 9907920584627/tsys1/64.8,66.2,62.0,58.7,57.8,57.4,58.9,57.2,61.7,56.4 9907920584628?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i2 overflowed or were less than zero. 9907920584629/tsys2/68.3,64.4,67.6,69.5,57.9,61.6,$$$$$$$$ 9907920584629:!079210022 9907920584638#setcl#time/19433544,5,1999,079,20,58,46.33,-5.688,53.502,1 9907920584638#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921002200:"data stop" 9907921002200:et 9907921002219:!+3s 9907921002520:tape 9907921002528/tape/off,03158,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921002528:postob 9907921002659/cable/+3.684E-04 9907921002712/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907921002719/onsource/TRACKING 9907921002719#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921002719:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9907921002774:nw2a1=5 9907921002855/pass/5,5,auto,-240.0,-240.0,-239.8,-240.7,0.2,-0.7 9907921003179#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7[lf] 9907921003491/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921003491/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921003491/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921003491/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921003491/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921003491/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921003822:!079210113 9907921011300:preob 9907921011308/onsource/TRACKING 9907921011561/tpical/19108,15485,14983,9313,20435,18441,17450,13932,28359,37680 9907921011590/tpical/19713,23979,23342,19641,17080,10152,52046 9907921011601:!079210143 9907921014300:tape 9907921014308/tape/off,03158,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921014308:st=for,80 9907921014332:"data start" 9907921014332:midob 9907921014343/onsource/TRACKING 9907921014344#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921014345/wx/ 0.1,948.6,77.2 9907921014498/cable/+3.690E-04 9907921014710/gps-fmout/+1.0E-06 9907921014719/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20028,35876 9907921014728/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25919 9907921014737/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11353 9907921014746/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13071 9907921014755/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16169 9907921014796/tpi/13874,11353,10680,6663,14241,13071,12472,9850,20028,25919 9907921014825/tpi/14008,16426,16148,13712,11315,6936,35873 9907921014826/tsys1/52.4,53.3,48.4,46.9,46.2,46.0,47.0,46.4,49.6,45.7 9907921014828/tsys2/47.8,45.3,45.2,45.4,39.5,42.5,46.6 9907921014828:!079210323 9907921014837#setcl#time/19451745,5,1999,079,21,01,48.33,-5.687,53.553,2 9907921014837#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921032300:"data stop" 9907921032300:et 9907921032319:!+3s 9907921032620:tape 9907921032629/tape/off,03817,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921032629:postob 9907921032719/cable/+3.699E-04 9907921032911/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907921032919/onsource/TRACKING 9907921032919#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921032919:source=oj287,085157.2,201758.6,1950.0,neutral 9907921033233:nw2a1=5 9907921033316/pass/5,5,auto,-240.0,-240.0,-239.8,-240.7,0.2,-0.7 9907921033421#matcn#debug: ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7 ? ERROR 7 9907921033607#matcn#debug: STA ? ERROR 7 9907921033694/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921033694/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921033694/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921033694/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921033694/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921033694/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921034018:!079210401 9907921040100:preob 9907921040108?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 9907921040108/onsource/SLEWING 9907921040363/tpical/18758,15313,14773,9137,20025,18080,17122,13700,27882,36963 9907921040392/tpical/19583,23880,23242,19560,16990,10131,51830 9907921040403:!079210431 9907921043100:tape 9907921043107/tape/off,03817,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921043107:st=for,80 9907921043131:"data start" 9907921043131:midob 9907921043181/onsource/TRACKING 9907921043181#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921043182/wx/ 0.1,948.7,77.2 9907921043298/cable/+3.701E-04 9907921043511/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907921043520/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19484,35589 9907921043529/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25135 9907921043538/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11112 9907921043547/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12658 9907921043556/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16016 9907921043597/tpi/13504,11112,10415,6500,13799,12658,12100,9575,19484,25135 9907921043626/tpi/13752,16326,16022,13581,11200,6891,35594 9907921043627/tsys1/50.8,51.2,46.5,45.9,44.5,44.0,45.0,44.5,47.9,44.1 9907921043628/tsys2/45.8,45.0,44.7,44.5,38.9,41.9,46.1 9907921043629:!079210611 9907921043637#setcl#time/19468547,4,1999,079,21,04,36.34,-5.687,53.599,2 9907921043637#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921061100:"data stop" 9907921061100:et 9907921061118:!+3s 9907921061419:tape 9907921061427/tape/off,04475,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921061427:postob 9907921061519/cable/+3.701E-04 9907921061711/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907921061719/onsource/TRACKING 9907921061719#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921061719:source=0749+540,074906.4,540046.5,1950.0,cw 9907921061760:midtp 9907921062012/tpzero/683,761,674,683,488,1187,1223,746,157,67 9907921062041/tpzero/1273,428,952,1143,668,544,615 9907921062062/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,30.95 9907921062075/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,46.94 9907921062090/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9907921062105/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.615 9907921062120/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,24.76 9907921062131:nw2a1=6 9907921062974#matcn#debug: #92 /AUX 0x0110 0x0110[lf] 9907921063005/pass/6,6,auto,110.0,110.0,109.7,110.1,-0.3,0.1 9907921063572#matcn#debug: #92 /STA[lf] 9907921063660/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921063660/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921063660/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921063660/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921063660/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921063660/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921063972:fastf=0m10s 9907921065015:!079210700 9907921070000:preob 9907921070007/onsource/TRACKING 9907921070259/tpical/18657,15221,14693,9114,19936,18011,17066,13622,27735,36796 9907921070288/tpical/19482,23956,23261,19495,16967,10101,51770 9907921070299:!079210730 9907921073000:tape 9907921073008/tape/off,04679,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921073008:st=rev,80 9907921073032:"data start" 9907921073032:midob 9907921073043/onsource/TRACKING 9907921073044#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921073045/wx/ 0.1,948.6,77.2 9907921073078/cable/+3.716E-04 9907921073111/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907921073120/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19344,35519 9907921073129/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,24963 9907921073138/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11052 9907921073147/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12594 9907921073157/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16036 9907921073198/tpi/13434,11052,10320,6483,13707,12594,12012,9497,19344,24963 9907921073228/tpi/13671,16424,16054,13486,11168,6867,35519 9907921073229/tsys1/50.8,51.3,45.9,45.9,44.1,43.8,44.4,44.1,47.6,43.8 9907921073230/tsys2/45.7,45.4,44.8,44.0,38.7,41.8,46.0 9907921073231:!079210910 9907921073240#setcl#time/19486150,5,1999,079,21,07,32.35,-5.690,53.648,1 9907921073240#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921091000:"data stop" 9907921091000:et 9907921091019:!+3s 9907921091320:tape 9907921091328/tape/off,04020,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921091328:postob 9907921091438/cable/+3.714E-04 9907921091511/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907921091518/onsource/TRACKING 9907921091518#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921091518:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,cw 9907921091555:check2a2 9907921101638?ERROR qg -303 Track 30 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907921101638?ERROR qg -303 Track 31 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907921101638/parity/0.,0.,8.,24.,0.,24.,8.,8.,0.,8.,0.,16.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,24.,41.,8.,8.,0.,0.,8.,16.,8.,$$$$$ 9907921101638/parity/$$$$$ 9907921101638/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9907921101974:nw2a1=6 9907921102054/pass/6,6,auto,110.0,110.0,109.7,110.1,-0.3,0.1 9907921102378#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7[lf] 9907921102679#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 10:0x8 11:0x9 12:0xa 13:0xb 14:0xc 15:0xd 16:0x10 17:0x11[lf] 9907921102981#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 18:0x12 19:0x13 20:0x14 21:0x15 22:0x16 23:0x17 24:0x18 25:0x19[lf] 9907921103280#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 26:0x1a 27:0x1b 28:0x1c 29:0x1d[lf] 9907921103673#matcn#debug: #92 /STA[lf] 9907921103765/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921103765/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921103765/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921103765/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921103765/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921103765/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921104096:!079211053 9907921105300:preob 9907921105307/onsource/TRACKING 9907921105560/tpical/18836,15429,14889,9234,20228,18239,17251,13793,28065,37267 9907921105589/tpical/19468,23893,23296,19559,17025,10143,51812 9907921105600:!079211123 9907921112300:tape 9907921112308/tape/off,04004,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921112308:st=rev,80 9907921112332:"data start" 9907921112332:midob 9907921112343/onsource/TRACKING 9907921112344#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921112345/wx/ 0.1,948.6,77.2 9907921112459/cable/+3.717E-04 9907921112511/gps-fmout/+1.0E-06 9907921112519/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19643,35571 9907921112528/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25385 9907921112537/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11189 9907921112546/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12809 9907921112556/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16044 9907921112597/tpi/13613,11189,10533,6565,13940,12809,12192,9649,19643,25385 9907921112626/tpi/13648,16320,16041,13572,11247,6910,35571 9907921112627/tsys1/51.5,51.2,47.1,45.8,44.5,44.5,45.1,44.7,48.1,44.3 9907921112628/tsys2/45.5,44.9,44.5,44.4,39.2,42.1,46.1 9907921112628:!079211303 9907921112636#setcl#time/19509548,4,1999,079,21,11,26.32,-5.688,53.713,1 9907921112636#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921130300:"data stop" 9907921130300:et 9907921130318:!+3s 9907921130619:tape 9907921130627/tape/off,03345,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921130627:postob 9907921130679/cable/+3.705E-04 9907921130711/gps-fmout/+1.0E-06 9907921130718/onsource/TRACKING 9907921130718#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921130718:source=0014+813,001404.5,811828.2,1950.0,cw 9907921130756:nw2a1=6 9907921130836/pass/6,6,auto,110.0,110.0,109.7,110.1,-0.3,0.1 9907921131193/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921131193/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921131193/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921131193/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921131193/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921131193/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921131505:!079211336 9907921133600:preob 9907921133607/onsource/TRACKING 9907921133859/tpical/19175,15606,15073,9372,20542,18501,17467,13990,28455,37806 9907921133888/tpical/19732,24155,23632,19825,17278,10277,52435 9907921133897:!079211406 9907921140600:tape 9907921140608/tape/off,03345,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921140608:st=rev,80 9907921140629:"data start" 9907921140629:midob 9907921140648/onsource/TRACKING 9907921140648#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921140650/wx/ 0.1,948.6,77.2 9907921140698/cable/+3.701E-04 9907921140909/gps-fmout/+1.0E-06 9907921140917/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20137,36330 9907921140926/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,26058 9907921140935/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11444 9907921140944/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13139 9907921140953/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16398 9907921140995/tpi/13957,11444,10787,6734,14325,13139,12512,9894,20137,26058 9907921141024/tpi/13940,16608,16392,13869,11475,7037,36277 9907921141025/tsys1/52.9,53.4,49.1,47.7,46.3,46.4,47.4,46.5,50.0,46.0 9907921141026/tsys2/46.8,45.9,45.6,45.7,39.9,42.9,47.2 9907921141026:!079211546 9907921141036#setcl#time/19525949,5,1999,079,21,14,10.32,-5.688,53.759,2 9907921141036#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921154600:"data stop" 9907921154600:et 9907921154618:!+3s 9907921154919:tape 9907921154927/tape/off,02686,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921154927:postob 9907921155059/cable/+3.707E-04 9907921155110/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907921155117/onsource/TRACKING 9907921155117#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921155117:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9907921155223:nw2a1=6 9907921155297/pass/6,6,auto,110.0,110.0,109.7,110.1,-0.3,0.1 9907921155691/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921155691/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921155691/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921155691/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921155691/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921155691/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921160022:!079211619 9907921161900:preob 9907921161910/onsource/TRACKING 9907921162162/tpical/20147,16204,15864,9713,21443,19335,18255,14632,29902,39564 9907921162192/tpical/21435,26348,26128,21582,18916,11249,57521 9907921162203:!079211649 9907921164900:tape 9907921164907/tape/off,02686,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921164907:st=rev,80 9907921164930:"data start" 9907921164930:midob 9907921164950/onsource/TRACKING 9907921164950#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921164952/wx/ 0.1,948.6,77.2 9907921165079/cable/+3.696E-04 9907921165111/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907921165119/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,21576,41382 9907921165128/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27815 9907921165137/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12092 9907921165147/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13963 9907921165156/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18949 9907921165198/tpi/14950,12092,11579,7079,15260,13963,13289,10532,21576,27815 9907921165227/tpi/15767,18894,18942,15819,13133,8044,41363 9907921165228/tsys1/57.1,57.3,52.9,50.5,49.7,49.5,50.5,49.6,53.5,49.1 9907921165229/tsys2/54.7,53.0,53.6,54.5,46.1,50.1,54.0 9907921165229:!079211829 9907921165238#setcl#time/19542152,5,1999,079,21,16,52.34,-5.687,53.804,2 9907921165238#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921182900:"data stop" 9907921182900:et 9907921182918:!+3s 9907921183219:tape 9907921183227/tape/off,02028,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921183227:postob 9907921183299/cable/+3.691E-04 9907921183511/gps-fmout/+1.4E-06 9907921183518/onsource/TRACKING 9907921183518#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921183518:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,neutral 9907921183529:nw2a1=6 9907921183611/pass/6,6,auto,110.0,110.0,109.7,110.1,-0.3,0.1 9907921183909#matcn#debug: STA ? ERROR 7 9907921184000/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921184000/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921184000/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921184000/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921184000/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921184000/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921184330:!079211933 9907921193300:preob 9907921193308/onsource/TRACKING 9907921193558/tpical/18437,15133,13566,8877,18879,17145,15837,13106,26990,35367 9907921193588/tpical/19405,23902,23110,19413,16881,10044,51508 9907921193599:!079212003 9907921200300:tape 9907921200308/tape/off,02028,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921200308:st=rev,80 9907921200332:"data start" 9907921200332:midob 9907921200343/onsource/TRACKING 9907921200344#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921200345/wx/ 0.2,948.6,76.8 9907921200399/cable/+3.687E-04 9907921200511/gps-fmout/+1.4E-06 9907921200519/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,18871,35280 9907921200528/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,24054 9907921200537/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10976 9907921200546/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12029 9907921200555/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15909 9907921200596/tpi/13266,10976,9585,6313,12997,12029,11215,9169,18871,24054 9907921200625/tpi/13633,16309,15915,13431,11108,6823,35267 9907921200626/tsys1/50.6,51.1,46.6,45.7,44.2,44.1,45.0,44.5,47.9,44.1 9907921200627/tsys2/45.8,44.8,44.5,44.0,38.7,41.7,45.7 9907921200627:!079212143 9907921200635#setcl#time/19561551,4,1999,079,21,20,06.31,-5.691,53.858,1 9907921200635#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921214300:"data stop" 9907921214300:et 9907921214315:!+3s 9907921214616:tape 9907921214624/tape/off,01369,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921214624:postob 9907921214758/cable/+3.692E-04 9907921214911/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907921214918/onsource/TRACKING 9907921214918#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921214918:source=0556+238,055628.7,235345.2,1950.0,neutral 9907921215233:nw2a1=6 9907921215316/pass/6,6,auto,110.0,110.0,109.7,110.1,-0.3,0.1 9907921215872#matcn#debug: #92 /STA[lf] 9907921220170#matcn#debug: #92 /SHO 0 16[lf] 9907921220235/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921220235/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921220235/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921220235/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921220235/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921220235/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921220543:!079212223 9907921222300:preob 9907921222314/onsource/TRACKING 9907921222564/tpical/19167,15628,15022,9433,20562,18477,17441,13953,28477,37811 9907921222594/tpical/19862,24298,23774,19999,17432,10366,53039 9907921222605:!079212253 9907921225300:tape 9907921225308/tape/off,01369,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921225308:st=rev,80 9907921225332:"data start" 9907921225332:midob 9907921225352/onsource/TRACKING 9907921225352#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921225354/wx/ 0.1,948.6,76.8 9907921225479/cable/+3.694E-04 9907921225512/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907921225520/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20148,36822 9907921225529/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,26044 9907921225538/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11453 9907921225547/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13110 9907921225556/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16624 9907921225598/tpi/13948,11453,10777,6703,14338,13110,12474,9891,20148,26044 9907921225627/tpi/14144,16791,16632,14088,11667,7147,36850 9907921225628/tsys1/52.9,53.3,49.5,45.9,46.3,46.2,47.1,46.8,49.9,45.9 9907921225629/tsys2/48.2,46.6,47.0,46.9,40.8,43.9,47.9 9907921225629:!079212433 9907921225637#setcl#time/19578554,5,1999,079,21,22,56.33,-5.690,53.905,1 9907921225637#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921243300:"data stop" 9907921243300:et 9907921243318:!+3s 9907921243619:tape 9907921243627/tape/off,00711,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921243627:postob 9907921243698/cable/+3.696E-04 9907921243910/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907921243918/onsource/TRACKING 9907921243918#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921243918:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9907921244232:midtp 9907921244482/tpzero/683,762,673,685,489,1189,1226,746,157,66 9907921244511/tpzero/1278,428,954,1147,669,545,617 9907921244536/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,30.83 9907921244551/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,46.94 9907921244566/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9907921244581/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.540 9907921244596/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,24.08 9907921244607:nw2a1=7 9907921245255/pass/7,7,auto,-185.0,-185.0,-186.0,-185.5,-1.0,-0.5 9907921245320#matcn#debug: ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7 ? ERROR 7 9907921245591/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921245591/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921245591/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921245591/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921245591/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921245591/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921245908:fastr=0m25s 9907921252450:!079212537 9907921253700:preob 9907921253709/onsource/TRACKING 9907921253961/tpical/20007,16181,15813,9649,21388,19188,18144,14541,29764,39385 9907921253990/tpical/20965,25742,25513,21232,18599,11079,56600 9907921254001:!079212607 9907921260700:tape 9907921260708/tape/off,00169,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921260708:st=for,80 9907921260732:"data start" 9907921260732:midob 9907921260752/onsource/TRACKING 9907921260752#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921260754/wx/ 0.2,948.6,76.8 9907921260799/cable/+3.688E-04 9907921260910/gps-fmout/+1.5E-06 9907921260919/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,21382,40419 9907921260929/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27587 9907921260938/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12047 9907921260947/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13825 9907921260956/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18345 9907921260998/tpi/14771,12047,11469,7065,15184,13825,13157,10433,21382,27587 9907921261027/tpi/15251,18221,18316,15399,12817,7841,40407 9907921261028/tsys1/56.0,56.8,51.7,51.4,49.3,49.0,49.8,49.0,52.7,48.5 9907921261029/tsys2/52.3,50.6,51.6,52.3,45.0,48.2,52.6 9907921261029:!079212747 9907921261038#setcl#time/19597955,5,1999,079,21,26,10.33,-5.689,53.959,1 9907921261038#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921274700:"data stop" 9907921274700:et 9907921274719:!+3s 9907921275020:tape 9907921275028/tape/off,00828,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921275028:postob 9907921275159/cable/+3.694E-04 9907921275311/gps-fmout/+1.5E-06 9907921275321/onsource/TRACKING 9907921275321#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921275321:source=0917+624,091740.3,622838.9,1950.0,cw 9907921275364:check2a1 9907921285460?ERROR qg -303 Track 30 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907921285460?ERROR qg -303 Track 31 parity errors exceed threshold. 9907921285460/parity/0.,0.,0.,33.,0.,41.,8.,0.,8.,8.,8.,16.,0.,8.,0.,8.,0.,8.,57.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,8.,$$$$$ 9907921285460/parity/$$$$$ 9907921285460/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9907921285791:nw2a1=7 9907921285866/pass/7,7,auto,-185.0,-185.0,-186.0,-185.5,-1.0,-0.5 9907921290191/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921290191/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921290191/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921290191/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921290191/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921290191/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921290509:!079212930 9907921293000:preob 9907921293009/onsource/TRACKING 9907921293261/tpical/18205,14962,13380,8930,18697,16922,15670,12973,26681,34974 9907921293290/tpical/19475,23955,23255,19531,17018,10142,51831 9907921293301:!079213000 9907921300000:tape 9907921300008/tape/off,00843,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921300008:st=for,80 9907921300032:"data start" 9907921300032:midob 9907921300043/onsource/TRACKING 9907921300044#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921300045/wx/ 0.2,948.6,76.8 9907921300178/cable/+3.710E-04 9907921300310/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907921300319/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,18532,35527 9907921300328/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,23594 9907921300338/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10788 9907921300347/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11790 9907921300356/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16020 9907921300397/tpi/13022,10788,9393,6328,12793,11790,10974,9000,18532,23594 9907921300426/tpi/13690,16410,16038,13535,11186,6896,35534 9907921300427/tsys1/49.5,50.0,45.5,45.1,43.3,43.0,43.2,43.2,46.9,43.0 9907921300428/tsys2/45.9,45.3,44.7,44.2,38.6,41.9,45.9 9907921300428:!079213140 9907921300436#setcl#time/19621356,5,1999,079,21,30,04.33,-5.686,54.024,2 9907921300436#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921314000:"data stop" 9907921314000:et 9907921314019:!+3s 9907921314320:tape 9907921314328/tape/off,01502,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921314328:postob 9907921314399/cable/+3.715E-04 9907921314511/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907921314518/onsource/TRACKING 9907921314518#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921314518:source=1803+784,180339.3,782754.4,1950.0,cw 9907921314562:nw2a1=7 9907921314645/pass/7,7,auto,-185.0,-185.0,-186.0,-185.5,-1.0,-0.5 9907921314978#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7[lf] 9907921315279#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 10:0x8 11:0x9 12:0xa 13:0xb 14:0xc 15:0xd 16:0x10 17:0x11[lf] 9907921315581#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 18:0x12 19:0x13 20:0x14 21:0x15 22:0x16 23:0x17 24:0x18 25:0x19[lf] 9907921315792/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921315792/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921315792/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921315792/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921315792/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921315792/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921320123:!079213215 9907921321500:preob 9907921321507/onsource/TRACKING 9907921321760/tpical/19025,15498,14974,9324,20404,18345,17353,13871,28274,37509 9907921321790/tpical/19680,24069,23542,19786,17251,10273,52371 9907921321801:!079213245 9907921324500:tape 9907921324508/tape/off,01502,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921324508:st=for,80 9907921324532:"data start" 9907921324532:midob 9907921324552/onsource/TRACKING 9907921324552#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921324554/wx/ 0.2,948.6,76.8 9907921324699/cable/+3.703E-04 9907921324910/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907921324919/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,19764,36067 9907921324928/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25504 9907921324937/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11248 9907921324946/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12842 9907921324955/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16270 9907921324997/tpi/13690,11248,10576,6639,14054,12842,12252,9709,19764,25504 9907921325026/tpi/13881,16501,16259,13799,11436,7025,36065 9907921325027/tsys1/50.7,51.3,46.8,46.1,44.4,44.0,45.0,44.8,47.9,44.1 9907921325028/tsys2/46.5,45.4,45.0,45.2,39.6,42.7,46.5 9907921325028:!079213425 9907921325037#setcl#time/19637957,5,1999,079,21,32,50.32,-5.690,54.070,1 9907921325037#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921342500:"data stop" 9907921342500:et 9907921342516:!+3s 9907921342817:tape 9907921342825/tape/off,02160,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921342825:postob 9907921342918/cable/+3.698E-04 9907921343110/gps-fmout/+1.1E-06 9907921343117/onsource/TRACKING 9907921343117#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921343117:source=0133+476,013355.1,473612.5,1950.0,cw 9907921343230:nw2a1=7 9907921343304/pass/7,7,auto,-185.0,-185.0,-186.0,-185.5,-1.0,-0.5 9907921343678#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7[lf] 9907921343979#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 10:0x8 11:0x9 12:0xa 13:0xb 14:0xc 15:0xd 16:0x10 17:0x11[lf] 9907921344193/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921344193/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921344193/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921344193/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921344193/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921344193/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921344502:!079213506 9907921350600:preob 9907921350609/onsource/TRACKING 9907921350861/tpical/21683,17483,17255,10434,23055,20733,19379,15619,32424,42464 9907921350890/tpical/23527,29286,29427,23628,21002,12525,63772 9907921350901:!079213536 9907921353600:tape 9907921353609/tape/off,02160,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921353609:st=for,80 9907921353633:"data start" 9907921353633:midob 9907921353681/onsource/TRACKING 9907921353681#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921353682/wx/ 0.2,948.6,76.8 9907921353778/cable/+3.700E-04 9907921353911/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907921353920/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,24074,47556 9907921353930/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,30737 9907921353939/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13321 9907921353948/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15375 9907921353958/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22221 9907921353999/tpi/16463,13321,12964,7864,16903,15375,14437,11545,24074,30737 9907921354028/tpi/17970,21753,22225,18018,15227,9293,47548 9907921354029/tsys1/62.9,62.8,59.6,58.1,55.5,55.1,55.6,55.1,59.6,54.4 9907921354031/tsys2/64.3,60.6,63.2,64.4,53.9,57.9,61.9 9907921354031:!079213716 9907921354039#setcl#time/19654961,4,1999,079,21,35,40.35,-5.690,54.117,1 9907921354039#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921371600:"data stop" 9907921371600:et 9907921371619:!+3s 9907921371920:tape 9907921371928/tape/off,02819,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921371928:postob 9907921371998/cable/+3.691E-04 9907921372110/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907921372117/onsource/TRACKING 9907921372117#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921372117:source=3c371,180718.6,694857.2,1950.0,cw 9907921372240:nw2a1=7 9907921372323/pass/7,7,auto,-185.0,-185.0,-186.0,-185.5,-1.0,-0.5 9907921372689/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921372689/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921372689/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921372689/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921372689/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921372689/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921373016:!079213755 9907921375500:preob 9907921375508/onsource/TRACKING 9907921375760/tpical/19147,15579,15098,9359,20559,18476,17431,13964,28484,37764 9907921375789/tpical/19846,24319,23827,20001,17450,10367,52949 9907921375801:!079213825 9907921382500:tape 9907921382508/tape/off,02819,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921382508:st=for,80 9907921382532:"data start" 9907921382532:midob 9907921382543/onsource/TRACKING 9907921382544#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921382545/wx/ 0.1,948.6,77.2 9907921382579/cable/+3.693E-04 9907921382710/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907921382719/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,20018,36684 9907921382730/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,25844 9907921382739/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11381 9907921382748/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13021 9907921382757/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16624 9907921382798/tpi/13854,11381,10706,6684,14255,13021,12391,9799,20018,25844 9907921382827/tpi/14071,16768,16602,14027,11620,7130,36680 9907921382828/tsys1/51.8,52.6,47.5,46.6,45.4,45.1,46.1,45.2,48.8,45.0 9907921382830/tsys2/47.4,46.3,46.3,46.1,40.2,43.5,47.4 9907921382830:!079214005 9907921382839#setcl#time/19671761,5,1999,079,21,38,28.34,-5.689,54.164,1 9907921382839#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921400500:"data stop" 9907921400500:et 9907921400519:!+3s 9907921400820:tape 9907921400828/tape/off,03477,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921400828:postob 9907921400938/cable/+3.683E-04 9907921401111/gps-fmout/+1.4E-06 9907921401118/onsource/TRACKING 9907921401118#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921401118:source=0955+476,095508.5,473928.6,1950.0,neutral 9907921401232:nw2a1=7 9907921401306/pass/7,7,auto,-185.0,-185.0,-185.3,-185.5,-0.3,-0.5 9907921401608#matcn#debug: STA ? ERROR 7 9907921401697/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921401697/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921401697/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921401697/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921401697/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921401697/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9907921402272#matcn#debug: #92 /rec 1[lf] 9907921402292:!079214102 9907921410200:preob 9907921410207/onsource/TRACKING 9907921410460/tpical/18460,15155,13617,8888,18902,17313,16018,13118,27100,35590 9907921410489/tpical/19382,23794,23094,19391,16845,10041,51514 9907921410500:!079214132 9907921413200:tape 9907921413208/tape/off,03477,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921413208:st=for,80 9907921413232:"data start" 9907921413232:midob 9907921413251/onsource/TRACKING 9907921413251#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9907921413253/wx/ 0.2,948.5,77.2 9907921413339/cable/+3.693E-04 9907921413511/gps-fmout/+1.3E-06 9907921413520/ifd/5,29,nor,nor,rem,18841,35308 9907921413529/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,24044 9907921413538/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10934 9907921413547/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12065 9907921413556/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15880 9907921413597/tpi/13210,10934,9590,6294,12941,12065,11260,9157,18841,24044 9907921413626/tpi/13615,16275,15875,13439,11097,6827,35316 9907921413627/tsys1/49.6,50.1,46.1,45.0,43.4,43.1,43.9,44.2,47.1,43.2 9907921413629/tsys2/45.8,45.1,44.2,44.2,38.8,41.8,45.8 9907921413629:!079214312 9907921413638#setcl#time/19690561,5,1999,079,21,41,36.33,-5.688,54.216,1 9907921413638#setcl#model/old,921772973,-376943,172756,-5.699,44.850,rate 9907921431200:"data stop" 9907921431200:et 9907921431219:!+3s 9907921431520:tape 9907921431528/tape/off,04136,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9907921431528:postob 9907921431558/cable/+3.706E-04 9907921431710/gps-fmout/+1.2E-06 9907921431718/onsource/TRACKING 9907921431718#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9907921431718:source=oj287,085157.2,201758.6,1950.0,neutral 9907921431766:midtp 9907921432018/tpzero/683,761,674,685,490,1189,1228,746,153,66 9907921432047/tpzero/1279,428,955,1148,668,545,599 9907921432068/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,29.24 9907921432083/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,47.07 9907921432098/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9907921432113/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.615 9907921432128/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,24.94 9907921432139:nw2a1=8 9907921432772/pass/8,8,auto,165.0,165.0,165.6,164.5,0.6,-0.5 9907921433178#matcn#debug: #92 /ASS 0 2:0x0 3:0x1 4:0x2 5:0x3 6:0x4 7:0x5 8:0x6 9:0x7[lf] 9907921433489/form/0x8015 0x1004 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9907921433489/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9907921433489/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9907921433489/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921433489/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9907921433489/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 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converted_docs	010449	Hydrometeorological Analysis and Support Function at the Southeast River Forecast Center Jack S. Bushong, Judith Stokes Bradberry, and Kent D. Frantz \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ AUTHORS: Meteorologists, Hydrometeorological Analysis and Support Function, Southeast River Forecast Center, National Weather Service, Peachtree City, Georgia 30269. REFERENCE: Proceedings of the 2001 Georgia Water Resources Conference, held March 26-27, 2001, at the University of Georgia. Kathryn J. Hatcher, Editor, Institute of Ecology, The University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Abstract. In the late 1980s, the National Weather Service (NWS) launched its ten year, 4.5 billion dollar Modernization and Restructuring (MAR) program to take advantage of rapidly advancing scientific and computer technologies. The implementation of MAR is complete and has succeeded in modernizing the hydrometeorological operations of the NWS. As a result of MAR, all 13 River Forecast Centers (RFC) across the U.S. restructured their operations and upgraded computer technology. The RFCs have extended their hours into the evening and nearly doubled their staffs, which included the hiring of three meteorologists at each RFC. These meteorologists have become part of a new function at RFCs, known as the Hydrometeorological Analysis and Support (HAS) function, to manage the greatly increased flow of hydrometeorological data for input into the hydrologic models. The HAS forecaster is primarily responsible for the production of the Quantitative Precipitation Forecast (QPF), the verification activities associated with the QPF, the comparison and quality control of radar and rain gage data, and the production of hydrometeorological discussions. INTRODUCTION The Southeast River Forecast Center (SERFC), with a responsibility for river and flood forecasting for the Southeastern United States and Puerto Rico, has been incorporating 24-hour Quantitative Precipitation Forecast (QPF) for the Carolinas and Virginia since the late 1980s, and for the rest of the Southeast U.S. since 1995. Presently, Hydrometeorological Analysis and Support (HAS) forecasters receive QPF guidance from the NWS' Hydrometeorological Prediction Center (HPC), located in Washington, D.C. The HAS forecaster makes modifications to this QPF guidance, if needed, and prepares it for use in the hydrologic model. The HAS forecaster uses several tools to quality control rain gage data that is used as input in the hydrologic model. In the near future, the hydrologic forecasters will have the choice of using either rain gage-adjusted radar data or strictly rain gage data in the hydrologic model. This radar data is analyzed and quality-controlled by the HAS forecaster and is available on the Internet. In addition, the HAS forecaster assimilates information describing the current and future hydrometeorological situations and issues a daily hydrometeorological discussion in text and graphical formats. This paper will describe the most important duties of the HAS forecaster and discuss the tools he or she uses to analyze hydrometeorological data that supports the SERFC mission. An Internet link will be supplied for each product discussed. ADVANCED WEATHER INTERACTIVE PROCESSING SYSTEM The Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System (AWIPS) is the final piece to the modernized National Weather Service office and became operational in the late 1990s. Prior to AWIPS, forecasters had to use different computers to view all the weather products available. AWIPS now brings all weather products to one workstation and can also overlay different products on the same map. For instance, a forecaster can view a satellite picture overlaid with meteorological model data. The SERFC has seven Unix-based AWIPS workstations, each of which includes two graphical interactive displays and one text display. Most of the software used by the SERFC is run on the two graphical interactive displays. Text messages such as forecasts, statements, and warnings are viewed or edited on the text display. The software run on AWIPS includes the Stage3 application, an interactive radar display program, the Interactive Forecast Program (IFP), which is the interactive river forecast model application, and the D2D (Display 2-Dimensional), which is a viewer of satellite, radar, and meteorological model data. STAGE 3/RFC-WIDE The SERFC is normally opened daily from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. local time. If flooding is imminent or occurring, the office hours are extended to cover 24-hour operations. The HAS forecaster is typically the first person to report for duty each morning. The first duty of the HAS forecaster is to run Stage 3 application. Stage 3 is a one-hour precipitation estimate based on a mosaic of the 28 WSR-88D radars. The precipitation is adjusted using ground-based rain gages (Figure 1). Stage 3 is so named because of the three steps, or stages, to get the final product. The first stage is a one-hour precipitation estimate based on the reflectivity of each individual radar. The second stage is the adjustment of the one-hour precipitation with ground-based rain gages. Finally, the third stage is the quality control of the radar mosaic by the HAS forecaster. In Stage 3, hourly estimates are mosaicked onto a 4 KM grid. Quality control steps may include the elimination of radar returns due to ground clutter, anomalous propagation, or faulty rain gages. The products from Stage 3 are available on the Internet at: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr/qpfvsmap.htm The RFC-wide application will replace the Stage 3 application in the summer of 2001. RFC-wide will provide several improvements over the Stage 3 program, the most important being the use of radar climatology to determine areas of reduced accuracy due to beam blockage of each radar (Breidenbach et al., 2000). Mean areal precipitation derived from Stage3/RFC-wide output (MAPX) may be used as input in the hydrologic model. It is expected that the higher the temporal and spatial resolution in the rainfall input, the more accurate the river forecast (Stellman, Fuelberg and Garza et al., 1998). Currently, mean areal precipitation derived from gage data (MAP) (Figure 2) is the primary rainfall input in the hydrologic model. MAP products are available on the Internet at: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr/qpfvsmap.htm. QUANTITATIVE PRECIPITATION FORECASTING In 2000, the SERFC assumed the primary responsibility of Quantitative Precipitation Forecasting (QPF) from the local NWS Weather Forecast Offices (WFOs). The HAS forecaster uses several tools and procedures in determining QPF. Traditional meteorological models are viewed on D2D, and experimental models are available to the forecaster on the Internet. Once the HAS forecaster has reviewed all the products related to the QPF generation, he or she may coordinate the QPF forecast with the local WFOs, HPC, and adjacent River Forecast Centers. Using the AWIPS software called NMAP (National Centers for Environmental Prediction-AWIPS Map), SERFC HAS forecasters are able to view the national QPF forecasts prepared by HPC (Figure 3). These precipitation forecasts are used as guidance and can be edited by the HAS forecaster. Once the editing is complete, NMAP outputs the QPF for a 24-hour period in 6-hour intervals in both text and graphical form. The QPF is routinely prepared twice a day and is available on the Internet at: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr/qpfpage.html Updated QPF products are normally available by 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. daily. QPF VERIFICATION METHODS Locally-produced software is used to verify the SERFC QPF forecasts. Many statistics are computed. However, the one used most often is the Mean Absolute Error (MAE). In this case, MAE is defined as: MAE =![](media/image1.wmf){width="1.7013888888888888in" height="0.5631944444444444in"} where, QFP = Quantitative Precipitation Forecast for a particular basin MAP= Mean Areal Precipitation for a particular basin N = Number of basins HPC also runs a QPF verification program for each RFC which compares the Mean Absolute Error of the RFC and HPC QPF with the QPF computed by several meteorological models (Figure 4). A link to the HPC Verification Unit and QPF versus MAP graphics are available daily on the SERFC QPF web page. HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL DISCUSSION The HAS forecaster leads a daily weather briefing each morning. This briefing focuses on hydrometeorological concerns in the SERFC forecast area. Once the SERFC hydrologists have produced and disseminated the river forecasts through AWIPS and the Internet, they brief the HAS forecaster on current river conditions. The HAS forecaster may also view the river conditions graphics and hydrographs that are available on the SERFC home page at: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr The river conditions graphics are updated each day at around 12:10 p.m. and are also updated when forecasts are revised. The HAS forecaster prepares a Hydrometeorological Outlook map using the Unix-based Atlas-GIS software (Figure 5). A text version of the Hydrometeorological Discussion (HMD) is then composed and disseminated. These graphical and text HMD products are available at: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr/hmd/default.html by 1:00 p.m. each day. SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK Since 1994, when the three HAS forecasters arrived at the SERFC, their primary task has been the development of the HAS function. The goals for the HAS forecaster conceived in the NWS Modernization plan of the late 1980s have been met. More use of the Internet, conference calls, and a briefing tool called FX-Connect will allow the HAS forecasters to get specific hydrometeorological information out to our customers such as local WFOs, the emergency management community, and other water resources agencies. The HAS forecasters will continue to develop and improve the duties described in this paper. They will also expand on an outreach program and implement a river flood watch program. SUMMARY OF SERFC INTERNET LINKS SERFC Home Page http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr Mean Areal Precipitation and Stage 3 Products http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr/qpfvsmap.htm Quantitative Precipitation Forecast http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr/qpfvsmap.htm Hydrometeorological Discussion http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr/hmd/default.html Advanced Hydrological Prediction Services http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr/ahps/default.html Ensemble Streamflow Prediction http://www.srh.noaa.gov/atr/esp/html/esp.htm For specific Internet addresses, please e-mail [email protected]. ![](media/image2.png){width="3.3916666666666666in" height="4.281944444444444in"} ![](media/image3.png){width="5.138888888888889in" height="4.159722222222222in"} ![](media/image4.png){width="5.426388888888889in" height="4.289583333333334in"} ![](media/image5.png){width="5.138888888888889in" height="4.365972222222222in"} ![](media/image6.png){width="6.3909722222222225in" height="7.334027777777778in"} ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Thanks to Reggina Garza, Senior Hydrologist; and Nene Robertson, Hydrologic Technician, for their help in the completion of this paper. LITERATURE CITED Breidenbach, J.P., 2000. RFC-wide Multisensor Precipitation Estimator, 5. Stellman, K., H. Fuelberg, R. Garza, 1998. Utilizing Radar Data to Improve Streamflow Forecasts, 1-3. U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 1997: Correspondence Course\--Operations of the NWS Hydrologic Services Program. Lesson 2, Hydrologic Services Program at National Weather Service Field Offices, 30.	en
markdown	543914	# Presentation: 543914 ## BaldrigeNational Quality Program * **Criteria for Performance Excellence* BaldrigeNational Quality Program Performance Excellence and Innovation ## Seven Categories of the Business/Nonprofit Criteria - Leadership - Strategic Planning - Customer and Market Focus - Measurement, Analysis, and Knowledge Management - Workforce Focus - Process Management - Results Notes: The Criteria consist of these seven Categories. Each Category is subdivided into Items and Areas to Address. There are 18 Items, each focusing on a major requirement. Embodied within these is a set of Core Values and Concepts. Let’s take a look at these Core Values and Concepts before discussing the Categories and Items and the related Areas to Address. ## Slide 3 Notes: The Criteria are built on a number of interrelated core values and concepts. These values and concepts are embedded beliefs and behaviors found in high-performing organizations. They are the foundation for integrating key performance and operational requirements within a results-oriented framework that creates a basis for action and feedback. This figure shows the role of the Core Values and Concepts. The Criteria are built on them. Core Values and Concepts are embedded in the systematic processes addressed in Criteria Categories 1 through 6. These systematic processes yield the performance results found in Criteria Category 7. Let’s take a closer look at these Core Values and Concepts. ## Core Values and Concepts - Visionary Leadership - Customer-Driven Excellence - Organizational and Personal Learning Notes: Visionary Leadership: An organization’s senior leaders have a central role in setting directions and creating a customer focus. They must convey clear and visible values and high expectations. The organization’s defined values and strategies should help guide all of its activities and decisions. Senior leaders serve as role models and reinforce ethics, values, and expectations while building leadership, commitment, and initiative throughout the organization. Senior leaders should be responsible to the organization’s governance body for their actions and performance. Customer-Driven Excellence: Performance and quality are judged by an organization’s customers. Thus, your organization must take into account all product and service features and characteristics and all modes of customer access that contribute value for your customers and lead to customer acquisition, satisfaction, preference, and loyalty to positive referrals, and, ultimately, to business expansion. Customer-driven excellence has both current and future components. It demands awareness of developments in technology and competitors’ offerings, as well as rapid and flexible responses to customer and market changes. Organizational and Personal Learning: Organizational learning refers to continuous improvement of existing approaches and significant change or innovation, leading to new goals and approaches. Personal learning refers to education, training, and other opportunities for the continuous growth of your workforce, including senior leaders and volunteers. Learning is directed not only toward developing better products and services but also toward being more responsive, adaptive, innovative, and efficient—giving your organization marketplace sustainability and performance advantages. ## Core Values and Concepts - Valuing Workforce Members and Partners - Agility - Focus on the Future - Managing for Innovation Notes: Valuing Workforce Members and Partners: An organization’s success depends increasingly on an engaged workforce and on the diverse backgrounds, knowledge, skills, creativity, and motivation of its workforce and partners. Valuing the people in your workforce means committing to their engagement, satisfaction, development, and well-being. Internal partners may include unions and employees, while external partners may include customers, suppliers, and education or community organizations. Such partnerships may be a source of strategic advantage for an organization. Agility: Success in today’s ever-changing, globally competitive markets demands agility—a capacity for rapid change and flexibility. Organizations face ever-shorter cycles for the introduction of new and improved products and services, as well as for faster and more flexible responses to customers. Cycle time has become a key process measure. Focus on the Future: Pursuit of sustainable growth and market leadership requires a strong future orientation and a willingness to make long-term commitments to key stakeholders, such as your customers, workforce, suppliers, partners, and stockholders, as well as the public and your community. Managing for Innovation: Innovation is no longer strictly the purview of research and development departments. Organizations should be led and managed so that innovation becomes part of the learning culture, is integrated into daily work, and reaches across the entire organization. Innovation should lead the organization to new dimensions of performance. ## Core Values and Concepts - Management by Fact - Social Responsibility - Focus on Results and Creating Value - Systems Perspective Notes: Management by Fact: Performance improvement requires measurement and analysis. The measures selected should best represent the factors that lead to improved customer, operational, financial, and ethical performance. Analysis of data enables an organization to determine trends, projections, and cause and effect in support of planning, improving operations, managing change, and comparing your organizational performance with that of competitors or comparable organizations or with “best practices” benchmarks. Social Responsibility: Leaders should be role models for your organization in focusing on ethics and the protection of public health, safety, and the environment. They should go beyond mere compliance in these areas and focus on opportunities for improvement. They should practice good citizenship through leadership and support—within the limits of an organization’s resources—of publicly important purposes (e.g., improvement of education and health care in your community, environmental excellence, resource conservation, community service, and the sharing of quality-related information). Focus on Results and Creating Value: Results should be used to create and balance value for your key stakeholders. The use of a balanced composite of leading and lagging performance measures offers an effective means to communicate short- and longer-term priorities, monitor actual performance, and provide a clear basis for improving results. Systems Perspective: A systems perspective means managing the whole organization, as well as its components, to achieve success. The seven Baldrige Criteria Categories, the Core Values and Concepts, and the Scoring Guidelines form the building blocks and the integrating mechanism for the system. This systems perspective is depicted in the following slide. ## Baldrige Criteria Framework: A Systems Perspective Notes: The framework provides a high-level overview of the Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence and illustrates how the Criteria provide a systems perspective for managing your organization to achieve performance excellence. From top to bottom, the framework has three basic elements—the Organizational Profile, the system operations, and the system foundation (Measurement, Analysis, and Knowledge Management). The Organizational Profile (the umbrella at the top of the figure) sets the context for the way your organization operates. Your environment, key working relationships, and strategic challenges and advantages serve as an overarching guide for your organizational performance management system. The system operations (middle of the figure) comprise two linked triads. The leadership triad—Leadership, Strategic Planning, and Customer and Market Focus—emphasizes the importance of a leadership focus on strategy and customers. The results triad—Workforce Focus, Process Management, and Results—focuses on your workforce and key processes that accomplish the work of the organization that yields your overall performance results. ALL actions point toward Results. The horizontal, two-headed arrow in the center of the framework links the two triads—a linkage critical to organizational success—and indicates the importance of feedback in an effective performance management system. The system foundation for the performance management system (bottom of the figure) is composed of Measurement, Analysis, and Knowledge Management, which are critical to a fact-based, knowledge-driven system for improving performance and competitiveness. ## Item Format *Item Format* Notes: As previously mentioned, there are 18 Items under the seven Baldrige Categories. Let’s take a look at what an Item looks like in the Criteria booklet. In this graphic of Item 1.1, you can see that the basic requirements are presented in the Item title, Senior Leadership: How do your senior leaders lead? The overall requirements are expressed as introductory sentences in bold text at the top of the Item. You also can see this is classified as a Process Item. (All Items in Categories 1 through 6 are classified this way. Items in Category 7 are Results Items.) Two arrows at the left point out the Item’s Areas to Address, which are in blue text and assigned a letter designation—in this case, “a” and “b.” Multiple requirements are shown here on the right in brackets. They appear under each Area to Address as individual questions in black text. Item Notes are provided and serve three purposes: (1) to clarify key terms and/or requirements, (2) to give instructions on responding to the Item requirements, and (3) to indicate/clarify important key linkages to other Items. They also provide additional guidance specifically for nonprofit organizations. These nonprofit-specific notes are shown in italics. Note: Key terms presented in the Glossary are shown in small capital letters throughout the Criteria and Scoring Guidelines. The Criteria booklet also contains a section that discusses the Organizational Profile and each of the Categories and Items in more detail. ## Steps Toward Mature Processes *Steps Toward Mature Processes* Notes: This graphic is an aid for assessing and scoring Process Items (Categories 1 through 6). In each case, the arrows indicate the degree of consistency and coordination among organizational units. The circular shapes shown next to the arrows depict the relative clarity or definition of an organization’s goals. The steps are as follows: Reacting to Problems. Here operations are characterized by activities rather than by processes, and they are largely responsive to immediate needs or problems. In Early Systematic Approaches, the organization is at the beginning stages of conducting operations by processes with repeatability, evaluation and improvement, and some early coordination among organizational units. Aligned Approaches occur in the third step toward a mature process. At this stage, operations are repeatable and are regularly evaluated for improvement, with learnings shared and with coordination among organizational units. Integrated Approaches occur at the final stage of a mature process. The arrows indicate the evolution of the organization into an interconnected unit. At this stage, not only are processes repeatable, but also, in collaboration with other affected units, they are regularly evaluated for change and improvement. This collaboration and interconnection help organizations achieve efficiencies across units. ## Slide 10 Notes: Learning is an essential attribute of high-performing organizations and, therefore, a critical concept in performance excellence. It is a key term used throughout the Criteria booklet and is one of the four scoring factors used to assess the maturity of an organization’s processes. Effective, well-deployed organizational learning can help an organization improve from the early stages of reacting to problems to the highest levels of organization-wide improvement, refinement, and innovation. The firefighting analogy illustrated here depicts a progression through the levels of maturity for this scoring dimension. ## Organizational Profile - P.1 Organizational Description - P.2 Organizational Challenges - Starting point for self-assessment and application preparation - Basis for early action planning Notes: Whether being used as part of a self-assessment or as part of a Baldrige Award application, the Organizational Profile provides a snapshot of the organization, the key influences on how it operates, and the key challenges it faces. The placement of the Organizational Profile at the front of the Criteria sets the organizational context for responding to the Criteria Items. The Organizational Profile helps everyone (e.g., organizations using the Criteria for self-assessment, application writers, and reviewers) understand what is most relevant and important to the organization’s business and to its performance. The Organizational Profile is the starting point for self-assessment and for writing an Award application. If you identify topics for which conflicting, little, or no information is available, it is possible that your assessment need not go any further and you can use these topics for action planning. By addressing the questions in the Organizational Profile, potential gaps in key information can be identified, and areas that affect key performance requirements and results can be brought into focus. P.1 Organizational Description asks “What are your key organizational characteristics?” It asks an organization to describe its operating environment and its key relationships with customers, stakeholders, suppliers, partners, and collaborators. It also asks for a description of your governance system. P.2 Organizational Challenges asks “What are your key organizational challenges?” It asks an organization to describe its competitive environment, key strategic challenges and advantages, and system for performance improvement. It includes a request to identify available sources of comparative and competitive data to emphasize the need for these sources and to provide a context for later responses. ## Category Point Values - 1 Leadership 120 - 2 Strategic Planning 85 - 3 Customer and Market Focus 85 - 4 Measurement, Analysis, and - Knowledge Management 90 - 5 Workforce Focus 85 - 6 Process Management 85 - 7 Results 450 - TOTAL POINTS 1,000 Notes: All responses to the Items within the boxed Categories (1 through 6) should address Process. Responses to the Results Items should address trends, performance levels, and comparisons, as well as the breadth and importance of the results. Because the bottom line for any organization is results, almost half of the application points are for results. Results must be supported by linkages to the appropriate Process Items to show cause and effect. Results may be the bottom line, but they are accomplished through a successful performance management system that is guided from the top. ## 1. Leadership (120 pts.) - 1.1 Senior Leadership (70 pts.) - 1.2 Governance and Social Responsibilities (50 pts.) *1. Leadership (120 pts.)** ** * Notes: Category 1 (Leadership) examines how senior leaders guide and sustain your organization. It also examines your organization’s governance and how the organization addresses its ethical, legal, and community responsibilities. 1.1 Senior Leadership asks “How do your senior leaders lead?” It focuses on how senior leaders guide and sustain your organization, how they communicate with the workforce, and how they review organizational performance. It also includes the central role of senior leaders in setting the organization’s vision and values and in creating and balancing value for customers and other stakeholders in their performance expectations, as well as the role of senior leaders in creating an environment that fosters, requires, and results in legal and ethical behavior. 1.2 Governance and Social Responsibilities asks “How do you govern and address your social responsibilities?” It examines several key aspects of your organization’s governance system, as well as how your organization fulfills its public responsibilities, ensures ethical behavior, and practices good citizenship. It also asks you to identify your key processes and measures or indicators for monitoring ethical behavior throughout your organization. ## 2. Strategic Planning (85 pts.) - 2.1 Strategy Development (40 pts.) - 2.2 Strategy Deployment (45 pts.) *2. Strategic Planning (85 pts.)* Notes: Category 2 (Strategic Planning) addresses how your organization develops strategic objectives and action plans. It also examines how the chosen strategic objectives and action plans are deployed and changed if circumstances require it, and how progress is measured. 2.1 Strategy Development asks “How do you develop your strategy?” It examines how your organization sets its strategic objectives, including how it determines and addresses its strategic challenges and advantages. It addresses your long-term organizational sustainability and your ability to execute the strategic plan. It also examines how key strategic objectives balance the needs of key stakeholders. 2.2 Strategy Deployment asks “How do you deploy your strategy?” It examines how your organization converts its strategic objectives into action plans to accomplish these objectives and how it assesses progress on its action plans. It also asks for your key performance measures or indicators and the performance projections for both your short- and longer-term planning horizons. ## 3.Customer and Market Focus (85 pts.) * **Satisfaction, and Loyalty of Customers * - 3.1 Customer and Market Knowledge (40 pts.) - 3.2 Customer Relationships and Satisfaction (45 pts.) *3.Customer and Market Focus (85 pts.)** ** * Notes: Category 3 (Customer and Market Focus) addresses how your organization determines the requirements, needs, expectations, and preferences of customers and markets. It also examines how your organization builds relationships with customers and determines the key factors that lead to customer acquisition, satisfaction, loyalty and retention and to business expansion and sustainability. References to building customer loyalty and exceeding customer expectations are included, as well as a focus on your use of customer complaint data. 3.1 Customer and Market Knowledge asks “How do you obtain and use customer and market knowledge?” It examines how your organization gains knowledge, including using the voice of the customer, about its customers and markets. The aim is to ensure the continuing relevance of products and services, to keep pace with marketplace changes, and to develop new opportunities. 3.2 Customer Relationships and Satisfaction asks “How do you build relationships and grow customer satisfaction and loyalty?” It examines how your organization builds relationships to acquire, satisfy, and retain customers; to increase customer loyalty; and to develop new opportunities. It also asks how your organization determines customer satisfaction and dissatisfaction. ## 4. Measurement, Analysis, and Knowledge Management (90 pts.) - 4.1 Measurement, Analysis, and Improvement of Organizational Performance (45 pts.) - 4.2 Management of Information, Information Technology, and Knowledge (45 pts.) *4. Measurement, Analysis, and ** Knowledge Management (90 pts.)** * Notes: Category 4 (Measurement, Analysis, and Knowledge Management) examines how your organization selects, gathers, analyzes, manages, and improves its data, information, and knowledge assets and how it manages its information technology. It also addresses how your organization reviews its performance and uses these reviews for improvement. 4.1 Measurement, Analysis, and Improvement of Organizational Performance asks “How do you measure, analyze, and then improve organizational performance?” It covers your performance data and information at all levels and in all parts of the organization. This Item also emphasizes the purpose and use of the results of analyses and reviews, including using them to make strategic decisions for your organization. 4.2 Management of Information, Information Technology, and Knowledge asks “How do you manage your information, information technology, and organizational knowledge?” It addresses the availability and quality of needed data, information, hardware, and software for your workforce, suppliers, partners, collaborators, and customers. It also examines how your organization builds and manages its knowledge assets and the availability of data, information, hardware, and software in the event of an emergency. ## 5. Workforce Focus (85 pts.) - 5.1 Workforce Engagement (45 pts.) - 5.2 Workforce Environment (40 pts.) *5. Workforce Focus (85 pts.)** ** * Notes: Category 5 (Workforce Focus) addresses how your organization engages, manages, and develops your workforce to utilize its full potential in alignment with the organization’s overall mission, strategy, and action plans. It also examines your organization’s ability to assess workforce capability and capacity needs and to build a workforce environment that is conducive to high performance. 5.1 Workforce Engagement asks “How do you engage your workforce to achieve organizational and personal success?” It examines how your organization engages, compensates, and rewards your workforce to achieve high performance. It also examines how members of the workforce, including senior leaders, are developed to achieve high performance. In addition, it addresses how your organization assesses workforce engagement and uses the results to achieve higher performance. 5.2 Workforce Environment asks “How do you build an effective and supportive workforce environment?” It addresses how your organization manages workforce capability and capacity to accomplish its work and how it maintains a safe, secure, and supportive work climate. ## 6. Process Management (85 pts.) - 6.1 Work Systems Design (35 pts.) - 6.2 Work Process Management and Improvement (50 pts.) *6. Process Management (85 pts.)** ** * Notes: Category 6 (Process Management) is the focal point within the Criteria for examining all key aspects of process management, including how your organization determines its core competencies and work systems and how it designs, manages, and improves its key processes for implementing those work systems. This Category also examines how your organization ensures its readiness for emergencies. 6.1 Work Systems Design asks “How do you design your work systems?” It addresses how your organization determines its core competencies and designs its work systems and key processes to deliver customer value, prepare for potential emergencies, and achieve organizational success and sustainability. 6.2 Work Process Management and Improvement asks “How do you manage and improve your key organizational work processes?” It examines how your organization implements, manages, and improves its key work processes to deliver customer value and achieve organizational success and sustainability. ## 7. Results (450 pts.) - 7.1 Product and Service Outcomes (100 pts.) - 7.2 Customer-Focused Outcomes (70 pts.) - 7.3 Financial and Market Outcomes (70 pts.) - 7.4 Workforce-Focused Outcomes (70 pts.) - 7.5 Process Effectiveness Outcomes (70 pts.) - 7.6 Leadership Outcomes (70 pts.) *7. Results (450 pts.)* Notes: Category 7 (Results) addresses your organization’s performance and improvement in six key areas. It also examines your performance levels relative to those of competitors and other organizations providing similar products and services. This Category includes a specific focus on results related to the effectiveness of your senior leaders. 7.1 Product and Service Outcomes asks “What are your product and service performance results?” It also asks for segmented results and appropriate comparative data. 7.2 Customer-Focused Outcomes asks “What are your customer-focused performance results?” It examines results for customer satisfaction and customer-perceived value. 7.3 Financial and Market Outcomes asks “What are your financial and marketplace performance results?” These results might include aggregate measures of financial return and/or economic value, measures of financial viability, and measures of marketplace performance, such as market share/position, business growth, and new markets entered. 7.4 Workforce-Focused Outcomes asks “What are your workforce-focused performance results?” It examines results relating to workforce engagement, workforce capability and capacity, and the workforce environment. It asks for results that address the diversity of the workforce and the organization’s workforce groups and segments. 7.5 Process Effectiveness Outcomes asks “What are your process effectiveness results?” It examines your key operational performance results that contribute to the achievement of organizational effectiveness, including your organization’s readiness for emergencies. These results address the operational performance of your work systems and key work processes, including productivity and cycle time. 7.6 Leadership Outcomes asks “What are your leadership results?” It examines your organization’s key governance and senior leadership results, including evidence of strategic plan accomplishment, ethical behavior, fiscal accountability, legal compliance, social responsibility, and organizational citizenship. ## Resources for More Information - Most Baldrige National Quality Program (BNQP) documents are available both in printed form and on the BNQP Web site. - To obtain these documents,call (301) 975-2036 orvisit www.baldrige.nist.gov.	en
converted_docs	762939	U.S. LHC Accelerator Research Program LHC Commissioning Task Force Report July 2005 # Contents 1. Introduction 1 A. Resources missing for the LHC commissioning 1 B. LHC commissioning organization within LARP 2 C. Benefits to the U.S. 4 2. Findings 5 > A. Possibilities at FNAL 5 > > B. Possibilities at BNL 7 > > C. Possibilities at LBNL 7 > > D. Possibilities at SLAC 8 > > E. Toohig fellowships 9 > > F. Funding U.S. participation in LHC commissioning 10 > > G. Schedules 10 > > H. Traveling and living-abroad issues 10 > > 3\. Recommendations 11 Appendices 13 A. CTF organization and charge letter 13 B. LARP organization chart 15 C. Memo on long-term assignments to CERN (B. Jurkiw) 16 D. CMS compensation and relocation guidelines 18 E. Long-term assignments of green card holders (B. Jurkiw) 19 F. CERN Director-General letter and DOE response 20 # 1. Introduction This document summarizes work performed by the U.S. LARP (LHC Accelerator Research Program) Commissioning Task Force (CTF). The CTF was initiated by the LARP Program Leader, Dr. S. Peggs, in his letter of February 16, 2005 (see Appendix A), which presents the charge and membership of the task force. Release of this report is a response to the charge. This document is not meant to be an exhaustive plan for the LHC commissioning organization that addresses all possible details. Rather, it discusses general considerations, ideas, issues and guidelines reflecting the position of the U.S. HEP accelerator community. Members of the CTF are from major U.S. national laboratories participating in LARP: FNAL (M. Lamm, V. Shiltsev), BNL (G. Ganetis, W. Fischer), LBNL (A. McInturff, M. Zisman), and SLAC (T. Raubenheimer). They have approached middle and top management of their respective Accelerator and Engineering/Magnet Divisions/Departments and presented and discussed LHC commissioning goals, procedures and needs. Input came both from the management and from CTF members. All issues were discussed during regular CTF video conferences, LARP collaboration meetings, and several in-person meetings at other conferences. This report contains general conclusions and recommendations that represent the consensus of the CTF members. ## A. Resources Missing The LHC commissioning task consists of two parts, a hardware commissioning (HC) task, which starts after component installation, followed by a beam commissioning (BC) task, which aims at gradually bringing the machine to its design parameters. Hardware commissioning is scheduled to begin during calendar year 2005, with a goal of providing circulating beam in the second half of 2007. The allocated duration for this hardware commissioning is very short and involves several time- and resource-linked activities. Thus, detailed planning and coordination are essential. The hardware commissioning planning and coordination have been organized through CERN's Hardware Commissioning working group (HCWG), which is chaired by Roberto Saban, and includes members from the CERN AB, AT, and TS groups involved in LHC operation and commissioning. The HCWG has produced a comprehensive plan for the execution of this task. The commissioning is divided into numerous subtasks, each of which is the responsibility of a specialized commissioning team. The procedures for each subtask are spelled out in LHC project documents. Required time, personnel resources, and subtask interdependencies have been studied and discussed in various reports and presentations summarized below. As explained in the November, 2004 "Resources for Hardware Commissioning" document, and Roberto Saban's Chamonix XIV presentation, commissioning is organized around even-number IPs (for example sectors 7--8 and 8--1 surrounding IP8 are the first commissioning areas). The possibility to start a staggered second "even-IP front" exists, as long as work by a particular team is not required to happen in parallel in two even IPs. This November document was written in a general way so that it could be adapted to various installation and HC scenarios. Each scenario has different personnel resource requirements. For example, completing the HC task in 20 months requires 143 persons, of which 46 are missing from the present CERN staff. Since the November 2004 report, the plan to start with the commissioning at IP8 has been refined. The new plan calls for an initial commissioning of the long straight section LSS8, including the inner triplet, followed by a 3-month shutdown, followed by a 14-month period to commission the entire LHC. Compressing the schedule to this extent, while maintaining the constraint of powering only two parallel fronts at a time (two shifts per day, 5 days per week) has been deemed possible. Although some commissioning teams have sufficient personnel resources to accommodate this compressed schedule, others will need to provide additional commissioning teams. Thus, the revised plan requires an additional 41.5 people (beyond the 46 mentioned above). Of the additional 87.5 people required to accommodate a compressed 14-month commissioning period, approximately half of them are at the level of engineer or physicist. A detailed description of the task is outlined in the references below. The following technical expertise is needed: - cryogenic instrumentation/process control - quench protection - machine interlocks - electrical engineering for power converters - commissioning coordination - accelerator instrumentation controls References: Management Report on Resources for Hardware Commissioning, LHC Project Document LHC-PM-MR-0002 rev 1.0 "Hardware Commissioning: The resources, the programme for 2005," Roberto Saban, Chamonix XIV 050119 "Resources for Hardware Commissioning for LHC in 14 months," Sergio Pasinelli, Hardware Commissioning Working Group Minutes, March 17, 2005 ## B. Organization of Commissioning within LARP The U.S. LHC Accelerator Research Program enables U.S. accelerator specialists to take an active and important role in the LHC accelerator during its commissioning and operations phases, and to be a major collaborator in LHC performance upgrades. In particular, LARP will support U.S. institutions in LHC commissioning activities and accelerator science, in accelerator instrumentation and diagnostics, and in superconducting magnet R&D. The goals of the LARP commissioning effort are: - to help bring the LHC up to its design luminosity quickly - to help establish robust operation - to improve and upgrade LHC performance To reach these goals, the work LARP does must be at the technological frontier, and will thereby improve the capabilities of the U.S. accelerator community in accelerator science and technology to more effectively operate our domestic accelerators, and to position us to be able to lead in the development of the next generation of high-energy colliders. Overall LARP goals are to: - Advance international cooperation in high-energy accelerators - Advance high-energy physics by bringing the LHC on, and up to its design performance, quickly; by improving LHC performance through advances in accelerator understanding and instrumentation; by using the LHC as a tool to gain deeper knowledge of accelerator science and technology; and by extending the LHC as a frontier HEP instrument with a timely luminosity upgrade. - Advance U.S. accelerator science and technology by keeping our skills sharp while helping to commission the LHC; by conducting forefront accelerator physics R&D; by advancing U.S. capabilities to improve the performance of our own machines; by preparing U.S. scientists to design next-generation colliders; and by developing technologies necessary for next-generation collider construction LARP is the umbrella organization for U.S. HEP involvement in the LHC commissioning. It is properly funded, has an established organizational structure, and has already earned a reputation among CERN and U.S. laboratory managements. The present LARP Organization chart is shown in Appendix B. Commissioning is currently part of the "Accelerator Physics and Commissioning" led by M. Syphers. There are several commissioning coordinators assigned (E. Harms, FNAL; A. Drees, BNL). Most of the recent activities of the Accelerator Physics and Commissioning group have concentrated on understanding schedules for the LHC commissioning, identification of key people on both sides, and preliminary recruitment of U.S. personnel. There are several components of LARP commissioning. The Hardware Commissioning (HC) task consists of : Interaction Region Commissioning: As presently conceived, this relatively modest and well defined Task refers to non-beam commissioning of hardware built in the U.S.-LHC Construction Program, such as interaction region magnets, and feed boxes. Hardware Commissioning: Strong verbal support has been expressed by the DOE and U.S. lab directorates for additional hardware commissioning assistance to CERN, and for the idea that LARP is a natural vehicle through which this activity could be organized. Any additional hardware commissioning scope inside LARP would go beyond "following through on U.S.-built deliverables," to participation, mainly by engineers, with more general commissioning. Effort required for this new activity is not included in the current LARP funding envelope. The Beam Commissioning (BC) task consists of : Commissioning of LARP Deliverables: This includes the commissioning and exploitation of beam instrumentation developed with LARP funds, such as luminometers, tune feedback, and phase 2 collimators. Detailed planning has not yet been carried out---in part because of uncertainties with the LHC schedule---but is becoming urgent. Generic Beam Commissioning: This includes participation in beam startup, various beam studies, and exploitation of beam instrumentation other than that developed with LARP funds. Some 30 topics for possible U.S. contributions were listed by CERN Beam Commissioning leaders and presented at the LARP collaboration meetings in 2005. At present (July 2005), some components (Commissioning of Deliverables and Interaction Region Commissioning) are relatively well established, and are included in the present LARP scope and budget. Generic Beam Commissioning is taking shape now and not planned in detail yet. The Hardware Commissioning is not yet well defined, nor, as noted already, is it currently within the LARP program. ## C. Benefits to the U.S. HEP program In justifying the LARP commissioning effort in support of the LHC project, it is appropriate to consider its benefits to the U.S. accelerator physics program. Clearly, there is an overall benefit to the U.S. high-energy physics program if the LHC turns on rapidly and successfully. Our experimental physics groups have invested heavily in the LHC project, and the science produced there thus represents a return on the U.S. investment. Moreover, a healthy and strong HEP activity at LHC will surely be necessary to secure future accelerator-based HEP projects in the U.S. Thus, contributing to a prompt and successful turn-on of LHC is clearly in the interests of the U.S. accelerator community and justifies involvement in the effort. An obvious initial benefit of rapidly commissioning the LHC is that the information gained will be available in a timely manner and thus have maximum positive effect on U.S. plans for LHC upgrades. A specific example of the longer-range benefits of U.S. involvement in LHC commissioning can be found in the large 2 K cryogenics system. The International Linear Collider---potentially the next large accelerator project---will require an equivalent cryogenics system. The experience gained at LHC will give U.S. staff invaluable experience in the design, fabrication, and operation of such a system for ILC. To take full advantage of such potential future opportunities, however, it is critical that U.S. accelerator physicists and engineers make use of this relatively rare opportunity to train younger staff members on a real---and very technically challenging---machine. This implies that we plan on "pairing" our experienced senior personnel with junior scientists who can be trained during the commissioning process. Proper placement within CERN groups and pairing our junior people with experienced CERN scientists should be beneficial as well. Such an approach will give lasting benefits to the U.S. accelerator physics and engineering communities by enhancing our pool of trained staff. If we do not take this approach, the benefits of our commissioning activity would be greatly diminished. Therefore, in this plan we assume that our effort will -- when possible - include pairs of people, with the junior people likely being the longer-term visitors to CERN and the senior members making repeated, but shorter duration, visits. # # 2. Findings ## Possibilities at FNAL At Fermilab, people with the skills needed for LHC commissioning reside in the Accelerator Division (AD) and Technical Division (TD). Active participation in the design, development, and construction of LHC IR accelerator components puts Fermilab in a good position to support the commissioning of the LHC. Fermilab's AD plans for FY06--10 include support for the Tevatron Run II operation until 2009, support for the neutrino program (NuMI and MiniBOONE experiments), construction of the Superconducting Module Test Facility (SMTF), and R&D on the Proton Driver and International Linear Collider. These projects will need all the engineering resources available, and most of the physicists. Nevertheless, there is strong interest in participation in LHC commissioning at all levels: scientists and engineers consider it as a natural application of the skills and expertise gained at the Tevatron during the Run II preparation, startup and luminosity upgrade. The LARP program has been widely advertised within the AD by several enthusiasts, including John Marriner, Mike Syphers, and Elvin Harms. Several AD people are already involved in LARP activities. AD physicists---led by N. Mokhov and T. Sen---worked closely with the magnet builders and cryogenic engineers to understand the effect of the expected radiation loads on the inner triplet components. These studies estimated the radiation damage to magnet components as well as the expected heat loads on the cryogenic system. As a result of these studies, cooling channels were introduced in the magnet designs, and absorbers were placed strategically into the IR layout. Studies performed on the alignment of the inner triplet components were instrumental in defining their required mechanical alignment tolerances. A group led by R. Pasquinelli has proposed use of 4.5-GHz Schottky detectors as non-destructive LHC tune and chromaticity diagnostics. C. Y. Tan is collaborating with P. Cameron of BNL on development of the LHC phase-locked loop tune meter, developing including tests at the Tevatron. Several Tevatron operational experts and scientists participated in reviews of the LHC subsystems, including machine interlocks, collimation system, and the reference magnet system. Many FNAL AD people ideally fit the LHC BC requirements and show great interest in visiting CERN for that purpose. The estimated total number of people interested and available for long-term visits (½--1 year) for Beam Commissioning ranges from 5--12. Indeed, more than 12 people would be interested in participating in BC activities via short (few week to few month) visits. As for Hardware Commissioning, AD engineers are in high demand for FNAL's own programs (Run II, ILC, and Proton Driver). Nevertheless, there are two candidates for long-term visits to CERN: one is a computer specialist from the AD/Controls Department, and the other an engineer from the AD/Cryogenics Department. The Technical Division (TD) at Fermilab, through its history of design, construction, and testing of superconducting magnets, is in a good position to support the LHC Hardware commissioning. It is uniquely qualified to support the IR commissioning of U.S. deliverables through its contributions to the U.S. LHC accelerator project. Fermilab, with help from LBNL, designed the Q2 element cross section, and was responsible for the construction and testing of all Q2 elements. Fermilab was responsible for the design of the Inner Triplet cryogenic system as well as the bus work and instrumentation wiring. The Q1/Q3 elements from Japan (KEK/Toshiba), as well as the Fermilab Q2, were packaged into Fermilab-designed cryostats. Most of the proposed TD Hardware Commissioning is supported through the LARP IR Hardware commissioning task. Here, participation will be supported by a combination of short term (2--3 week) and longer term (6--12 month) commissioners. In one case (Peter Limon), the support for a longer term commissioner has been accomplished outside of the IR commissioning task. For the longer term IR commissioners, there are four candidates in the TD: Sandor Feher, Roger Rabehl, Mike Tartaglia and Peter Limon. Each person has a unique set of experiences with the commissioning of the Tevatron, the commissioning of the Fermilab superfluid test facility, or the testing of U.S. supplied LHC magnets, which could be of immediate use to the commissioning of the inner triplets. This expertise is particularly important in the compressed commissioning schedule, which does not leave much time for training. As part of this LARP IR Commissioning task we propose to send Sandor Feher and Roger Rabehl for one year during FY05. The third person available for this program is Michael Tartaglia. Our present plan is to send Tartaglia to CERN later, schedule and funding permitting, perhaps after Rabehl or Feher have returned. We judged that having three people missing from our test facility would put a strain on our ability to carry out our responsibilities to the ILC, Proton Driver and High-Field magnet projects. The fourth person, Peter Limon, will live at CERN starting in the fall of 2005. He will be the U.S. point person at CERN during the fall hardware commissioning period. There are perhaps 10 other TD people who could, in principle, go to CERN and who would fit one or more of the CERN profiles for hardware commissioners. However, of those 10 people, we estimate that only 3 or 4 could actually go due to family constraints. ## B. Possibilities at BNL Expertise for hardware and beam commissioning reside in the Accelerator Division of the Collider-Accelerator Department, and the Superconducting Magnet Division. Brookhaven has designed the nonlinear interaction region correction scheme for the LHC, built superconducting dipole magnets for the interaction regions, and collaborates with CERN on a number of issues including collimation, phase-locked loop tune measurements, electron cloud issues, and beam-beam issues. Collaborations based on these topics have already been fruitful to both CERN and BNL. Angelika Drees coordinates the accelerator physics activities at BNL, and Peter Cameron works on the phase-locked loop tune measurement. There are a number of people at Brookhaven with experience in hardware and/or beam commissioning at a superconducting machine. However, the experimental program at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) is an ongoing effort, and long absences of key personnel during a RHIC run are likely to have an adverse impact on the program. The RHIC running time is typically 30 weeks per year, but run times can vary due to changes in funding. During longer shutdowns it is easier to support activities other than RHIC if funding is provided for these activities. While 1--2 people may participate in the LHC commissioning under these circumstances, a final decision can only be made year-by-year, after the budget and the RHIC operating time are known. If new junior staff can be hired with LARP funds, it is possible to have those at CERN for longer time periods. To support research in the areas of interest to both CERN and BNL, short-term visits will be useful. ## C. Possibilities at LBNL LBNL staff are already involved in the commissioning of the hardware provided as part of the LHC construction project. In particular, the cryogenic feed boxes for the LHC IRs are an LBNL responsibility. Particular activities needed include fit-up work on the first unit (already under way), commissioning planning, supervision of the installation work, and eventually participating in the commissioning of the hardware with beam. This primarily engineering task will be handled by Joseph Rasson and Jon Zbasnik, with the aid of a junior engineer yet to be identified. One possibility being explored is to take advantage of the intern program of the LBNL Engineering Division to provide a suitable junior engineer. A second LBNL activity will be to commission the instrumentation provided as part of the LARP program, such as the bunch-by-bunch luminosity monitor. The present vision is to make the hardware functional during FY06, make the device operational with initial beam in FY07, and participate in luminosity improvements in FY08 and possibly beyond. This activity will include a mixture of physicist(s) and engineer(s), who will make multiple short trips, along with a post-doctoral physicist resident at CERN. The third activity will be to participate in general commissioning activities, particularly focusing on electron-cloud studies, beam-beam effects, and instabilities. Miguel Furman will be the senior person in this endeavor, augmented by a resident post-doctoral physicist at CERN. A number of senior physicists have expressed interest in participating in this activity at some level, including John Byrd, Stefano De Santis, John Corlett, Mike Zisman, and possibly Sasha Zholents. It is likely that most of these people would opt for short-term visits due to personal and professional constraints. Several others have expressed an interest in longer-term visits to CERN for this purpose, including Christoph Steier and Ina Reichel. Zisman, Zholents, Byrd, Steier, and Reichel have had considerable experience at machine commissioning at PEP-II. ## D. Possibilities at SLAC SLAC is committed to participating in the beam tests of the prototype phase II secondary collimator it will provide to CERN by early 2008. Additionally, we assume that SLAC staff will participate in any Phase I commissioning of the collimator system. Regardless of the technology choice of the Phase II collimator that is eventually installed, that proposed by SLAC or some other, SLAC plans to participate in the final collimator commissioning. Participants among the SLAC senior staff will likely include Tor Raubenheimer, Tom Markiewicz and Andrei Seryi. A still-to-be-hired postdoc should also be available for extended commissioning shifts. Mauro Pivi of SLAC participated in e-cloud studies in 2004. It is anticipated that this effort will continue as need requires. Further participation in general beam commissioning activities is less well defined. Nonetheless, it is anticipated that SLAC will contribute to the commissioning effort at the level of 1-2 FTEs per year; topics of particular interest include collective effects, non-linear dynamics and beam instrumentation. ## Summary: +----------+----------+----------+--------+---------+---------------+ \| Lab \| HC \| \| BC \| \| BC \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| L \| \| Lon \| \| Short-term \| \| \| ong-term \| \| g-term \| \| visitors \| \| \| FTEs \| \| FTEs \| \| \| +----------+----------+----------+--------+---------+---------------+ \| \| min \| max \| min \| max \| \| +----------+----------+----------+--------+---------+---------------+ \| FNAL \| 4 \| 7.5 \| 5 \| 12 \| 12 \| +----------+----------+----------+--------+---------+---------------+ \| BNL \| 0 \| 0 \| 0 \| 1^a)^ \| 10 \| +----------+----------+----------+--------+---------+---------------+ \| LBNL \| 1+1^a)^ \| 2+2^a)^ \| 2^a)^ \| 2+2^a)^ \| 8 \| +----------+----------+----------+--------+---------+---------------+ \| SLAC \| 0 \| 0 \| 1 \| 2 \| 2 \| +----------+----------+----------+--------+---------+---------------+ \| Total \| 6 \| 11.5 \| 8 \| 19 \| 22 \| +----------+----------+----------+--------+---------+---------------+ ^a)^Junior engineer or post-doc, to be hired with LARP funds ## E. Toohig Fellowships Toohig Fellowship program should provide an excellent opportunity to recruit young physicists and engineers for LHC commissioning. The Fellowship is named in honor of the late Dr. Timothy Toohig, a physicist and Jesuit priest, who devoted his life to promoting accelerator science and increasing understanding, communication and collaboration among scientists of all nations and religions. The Fellows are expected to study and improve the operation of the LHC by helping with commissioning activities, by actively participating in accelerator research on the collider, and by pursuing R&D on instruments, magnets, and other equipment to facilitate a luminosity upgrade. LARP has recently announced postdoctoral research positions in accelerator science for recent PhDs in physics or engineering. These positions are explicitly for studies and activities concerning CERN's Large Hadron Collider. The term of the Fellowship is two years extendable to three, approximately half of which will be spent at CERN and the remainder at a U.S. DOE laboratory involved in the LARP collaboration. The choice of resident laboratory for each Fellow will be negotiated, and will depend on each individual's chosen and approved research interest. The present activities of LARP include accelerator instrumentation and diagnostics, advanced superconducting magnet R&D, and beam physics calculations and simulations. Together with LARP scientists, engineers and postdocs, Toohig Fellows will participate in the equipment and beam commissioning of the LHC as well as in the present activities of LARP, which include accelerator instrumentation and diagnostics, advanced superconducting magnet R&D, and beam physics calculations and simulations. A selection committee has been formed, chaired by Dr. P. Limon of FNAL. A web site http://[www.toohigfellowship.org](http://www.toohigfellowship.org/) has been launched, and a poster was created and distributed at PAC2005 (Knoxville, TN), at the 2005 U.S. Particle Accelerator School (Cornell), and among major U.S. accelerator laboratories. Several candidates have sent in their applications already. It is anticipated that the first candidate(s) will be selected by the end of CY2005. Subsequently, one or two candidates will be selected each year for several years ahead. ## F. Funding U.S. Participation in LHC Commissioning There are three sources of funds for participation of U.S. scientists and engineers in LHC commissioning. LARP has funds available for about 7 FTEs of long-term visits for each year of the LHC beam commissioning. LARP also can support several (maximum 4--6) Toohig Fellowships. Short-term visits to participate in beam commissioning can also be partially supported by LARP, though the scale and conditions of such support are not determined yet. CERN is willing to give the status of "Project Associate" to all participants in the hardware commissioning effort. Besides the local benefits of staying in the Geneva area, such a status assumes a financial support of 5000CHF per month for people with families and 4000CHF per month for those without families. Possibilities to get additional support for the HC from U.S. Laboratories or from U.S. DOE directly are currently being explored. ## G. Schedules LHC HC will start at the last quarter of CY2005 and will end sometime in the summer of 2007. Beam commissioning stages will tentatively start as follows: - Pre-beam: Spring-Summer 2007 - Beam start-up: Fall 2007 -- Spring 2008 - Luminosity commissioning: Spring -- Fall 2008 - High-luminosity regime: after Fall 2008 Recent schedules of the LHC hardware installation and commissioning can be found at <http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=a053>; beam commissioning schedules are presented in detail at <http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=044>. ## H. Traveling and Living-Abroad Issues Issues of living abroad were addressed in detail by the CMS collaboration in the "Guidelines for Compensation of U.S. LHC Personnel Working at CERN" (Jan 2004) for the similar purpose of long- and short-term visits to CERN for detector commissioning and operation. The considerations relevant to U.S. lab employees are fully applicable to LARP scientists and engineers who will take part in LHC commissioning. An overarching principle is that one should not suffer economic hardship as a consequence of being stationed at CERN, nor should one reap a financial bounty. The basic idea is that reasonable costs should be compensated, and that doing physics research at the LHC should be roughly cost-neutral for the researchers. It was noted that the cost of living is higher in the Geneva area than in the U.S. and, at present exchange rates, a positive differential of about 20% is appropriate. There are different concerns or issues related to relocation that depend on the length of the visit. Compensation for costs incurred during a brief visit is covered by established travel policy at most U.S. institutions. Long-term (\> 1 year) assignment issues include base salary level, housing, transportation, food, medical and disability insurance, and other benefits such as retirement contribution and costs of schooling for an employee's children. Tax issues can also strongly affect an individual's disposable income. General issues of living abroad are summarized in Appendix C. A relocation benefits guide for each category of employee is given in Appendix D. The base salary of an employee on long-term assignment may or may not reflect a cost-of-living differential. If it does not, the employee may receive a cost-of-living allowance (COLA) to compensate for both fluctuation in the exchange rate and differences in the actual cost of living. If an employee's base salary includes a cost-of-living differential, the COLA would protect only against fluctuations in the exchange rate. Different institutions use different means of calculating the COLA. An illustrative numerical example (see Appendix D) is that adopted at Fermilab, where COLA applies to 100% of take-home pay (excluding fringe benefits), and is activated when the exchange rate falls below 1.4 CHF per USD. Another issue associated with long-term visits of U.S. LARP experts to CERN relates to the fact that many accelerator physicists potentially available for the LHC commissioning are not U.S. citizens and usually either are permanent-resident aliens ("green card" holders) or are in the U.S. on various types of visas. The issue is considered in some detail in the memorandum from Fermilab's Human Resources Department (see Appendix E). In brief, staying longer than 1 year at CERN should not pose problems for "green card" holders, although proper paperwork exchange with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Department must be done by the corresponding U.S. home lab officials prior to the visit. Finally, we note that short-term LHC commissioning visits to CERN would not be very effective if foreign travel permission from the U.S. DOE is not given promptly. Currently, the foreign travel approval process at Fermilab takes as much as 45--60 days after application. Upon consultation with Fermilab's Associate Director for Administration, Bruce L. Chrisman, it was revealed that application processing on-site takes most of the time, while the approval process at the DOE itself takes only 3--4 working days. By CY2007, there is a plan to reduce local processing time at Fermilab to some 7 days, which should make the approval process more acceptable. Approval of similar follow-up visits of the same person for the same purpose should take even less time. Approval times at the other LARP collaborating institutions are already reasonably short, and should provide no impediment to LHC commissioning activities. # 3. Recommendations 1. We endorse the idea that LARP be used for organization of the U.S. involvement in LHC commissioning. For that purpose, we recommend forming a Machine Commissioning Project (MCP) within LARP. - The goal of the MCP will be to plan and organize participation in LHC commissioning, including arrangements for long-term and short-term visits - The MCP should include both hardware commissioning (if the funding issues are resolved) and beam commissioning - The MCP leader(s) should be charged with approaching individuals in the U.S. labs. Members of the Commissioning Task Force at the corresponding institutions could provide assistance if needed. 2. U.S. participation in LHC hardware installation and commissioning is desirable: CERN and the U.S. share common goals for hardware commissioning. It is in everyone's best interest to bring the LHC to a full operating state as quickly as possible in order to maximize its physics potential and provide feedback to the accelerator and magnet communities for upgrades at the LHC and elsewhere. - A formal request letter from the CERN Director-General has recently been received by the U.S. DOE and all four U.S. National Laboratories involved in LARP. This letter, along with a response from DOE, can be found in Appendix F. - Funding and scheduling HC activities must be addressed as soon as possible. Possibilities of supplemental funds from LARP, from DOE, and from CERN should be explored as well. - There is a certain urgency to organize the HC in such a way that U.S. experts will become available for the LHC commissioning in the first half of FY'06 3. Involvement of junior staff in the LHC commissioning should be one of the priorities of the LARP MCP. Providing training of junior staff will give lasting benefit to the U.S. National Laboratories. In principle, this applies equally to both the HC and BC tasks. Thus, while there are definite possibilities for doing this during Beam Commissioning, we should strive to make it apply equally to the HC task. - We recommend "pairing" with more experienced people. This will require LARP support of short-term visits of experienced researchers to CERN in order to collaborate/supervise younger staff effectively - We believe that Remote Access Rooms in the U.S. will be useful to ensure more frequent and closer contact between junior staff and their more experienced colleagues/supervisors in the U.S. - We strongly support the idea of Toohig fellowships. To become effective, the program should be launched in 2005. We note that some issues have yet to be addressed, e.g., special care should be taken to ensure that the process is impartial in terms of Laboratory affiliation. 4. Several issues should be further explored by the LARP MCP leaders, including: - how to combine commissioning of LARP deliverables with participation in "generic" beam commissioning - balance between short- and long-term visits - possibilities to get U.S. universities involved # Appendices Appendix A: CTF Organization and Charge Letter ![](media/image1.wmf){width="6.398611111111111in" height="7.863194444444445in"} ![](media/image2.wmf){width="6.414583333333334in" height="7.5375in"} Appendix B: LARP Organization Chart as of July 2005 ![](media/image3.png){width="7.513194444444444in" height="5.177083333333333in"} Appendix C: Memo on Long-Term Assignments to CERN (B. Jurkiw) ![](media/image4.wmf){width="5.725694444444445in" height="7.995833333333334in"} ![](media/image5.wmf){width="5.429861111111111in" height="8.025694444444444in"} Appendix D: CMS Compensation and Relocation Guidelines (January 2004) ![](media/image6.wmf){width="7.040277777777778in" height="4.991666666666666in"} The amount of the U.S. CMS Project COLA is calculated based on a supported CHF-USD exchange rate of 1.4 CHF per USD, a cost of living differential of 20% at the supported exchange rate, and a supported salary fraction of f = 0.9235 (because Social Security is taken out of one\'s salary first): COLA = Sf(1.41.2--R~ave~) where S = base salary. The average CHF-USD exchange rate, R~ave~, is obtained from <http://www.x-rates.com/d/CHF/USD/hist2005.html>. (For foreign nationals who do not pay Social Security, the supported salary fraction would be f = 1.) The Fermilab benefits office is also paying 918CHF per month for Fermilab staff people to be part of the CERN Health Insurance Scheme run by UNIQA, as U.S. HMOs don\'t provide coverage over there. As an example, taking R~ave~ = 1.266 for June 2005 from the web page and S = \$100,000 base salary: COLA = \$100,0000.9235(1.41.2--1.266) = CHF38,233 additional money. Appendix E: Memo on Green Card holders (B. Jurkiw) ![](media/image7.wmf){width="6.111805555555556in" height="8.052777777777777in"} Appendix F: CERN DG Letter and DOE Response ![](media/image8.wmf){width="6.475in" height="8.400694444444444in"} ![](media/image9.wmf){width="6.752777777777778in" height="10.735416666666667in"}	en
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log-files	643999	2002.317.19:41:51.54;Log Opened: Mark IV Field System Version 9.5.3 2002.317.19:41:51.54;location,KOKEE ,159.66,22.13,1140.0 2002.317.19:41:51.54;horizon1,0.,1.,360. 2002.317.19:41:51.54;antenna,20.0,120.0,120.0,-90.0,450.0,1.0,89.8,azel 2002.317.19:41:51.54;equip,,s2,none,none,500.10,3,dsm,102,70,20,none 2002.317.19:41:51.54;time,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.19:41:51.54:" E3010 2002 KOKEE K Kk 2002.317.19:41:51.54:" K KOKEE AZEL 0.5080 120.0 2 270.0 810.0 120.0 2 0.0 89.7 20.0 Kk 999 2002.317.19:41:51.54:" Kk KOKEE -5543837.61747 -2054567.84798 2387851.93900 72983001 2002.317.19:41:51.54:" 999 S2-KOKE 0 7560 2002.317.19:41:51.54:" drudg version 000330 compiled under FS 9.5.0 2002.317.19:41:51.54:" Rack=none Recorder 1=S2 Recorder 2=none 2002.317.19:41:51.55:sched_initi 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/user_info=1,label,station 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/user_info=2,label,source 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/user_info=3,label,experiment 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/setups2=1 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/fs=stop 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/mode=32x4-2-u 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/encode=vlba 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/agc=on 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/setups2das 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/checks2 2002.317.19:41:51.55&sched_initi/wx 2002.317.19:41:51.55:schedstart=e3010 2002.317.19:41:51.55&schedstart/rcl=da,consolecmd,log clear 2002.317.19:41:51.55&schedstart/rcl=r1,consolecmd,log clear 2002.317.19:41:51.55&schedstart/user_info=3,field,$ 2002.317.19:41:51.55&schedstart/rx 2002.317.19:41:51.55&schedstart/wx 2002.317.19:41:52.25?ERROR ma -4 Device rx timed-out on response. 2002.317.19:41:57.41/wx/63.1,891.7,0.0 2002.317.19:41:57.41:source=1128+385,113053.3,381518.5,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.19:41:57.58#antcn#PM 1 00006 2001 116 23 03 08 00 2002.317.19:41:57.61#antcn#PM 2 90.0000 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2002.317.19:41:57.61#antcn#PM 2 0.0765290 0.0000000 -0.0050959 0.0201702 0.0132914 2002.317.19:41:57.61#antcn#PM 3 -0.0045311 -0.0624638 -0.0482452 0.0370930 0.0000000 2002.317.19:41:57.61#antcn#PM 4 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0015418 2002.317.19:41:57.61#antcn#PM 5 -0.0011786 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 2002.317.19:41:58.11:setups2=1 2002.317.19:41:58.11&setups2/rec_mode=32x4-2,0 2002.317.19:41:58.11&setups2/user_info=1,field,,auto 2002.317.19:41:58.11&setups2/user_info=2,field,,auto 2002.317.19:41:58.11&setups2/data_valid=off 2002.317.19:42:02.26:ready 2002.317.19:42:02.27&ready/newtape 2002.317.19:42:02.27&ready/loader 2002.317.19:42:02.28&ready/label 2002.317.19:42:02.28&ready/check=,tp 2002.317.19:42:02.29/newtape/"to continue, use label command 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/fs=stop 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/agc=on 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/encode=vlba 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/mode=32x4-2-u 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/setuptone 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,dir 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/ifx=auto,,,auto 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/bbc1=,,16.0,16.0 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/bbc2=,,16.0,16.0 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/fs=init,18,1.0 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/fs=state,1,612.99,if1,832.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,alt 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/fs=state,2,729.99,if4,854.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,dir 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/fs=state,3,832.99,if4,612.99,if1 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,alt 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/fs=state,4,854.99,if4,729.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,dir 2002.317.19:42:07.40&setups2das/fs=state,5,582.99,if4,862.99,if1 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,alt 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,6,804.99,if4,779.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,dir 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,7,862.99,if1,582.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,alt 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,8,779.99,if4,804.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,dir 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,9,629.99,if1,822.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,alt 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,10,734.99,if4,849.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,dir 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,11,822.99,if4,629.99,if1 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,alt 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,12,849.99,if4,734.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,dir 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,13,732.99,if4,712.99,if1 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,alt 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,14,844.99,if4,739.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,dir 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,15,712.99,if1,732.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,alt 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,16,739.99,if4,844.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,dir 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,17,642.99,if1,802.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,alt 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=state,18,802.99,if4,642.99,if1 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/ifx=,,,,dir,,,alt 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=save,e3-ivs 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/fs=start 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/!+1s 2002.317.19:42:07.41&setups2das/rcl=da,consolecmd,status reset 2002.317.19:42:07.68&setuptone/tonedet=0.01,usb,8.01,usb,1.0 2002.317.19:42:15.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.19:42:17.39&checks2/info=da 2002.317.19:42:17.39&checks2/info=r1 2002.317.19:42:17.39&checks2/encode 2002.317.19:42:17.39&checks2/agc 2002.317.19:42:17.39&checks2/mode 2002.317.19:42:17.39&checks2/fs=list 2002.317.19:42:17.39&checks2/tonedet 2002.317.19:42:17.58/info/S2-DAS,1.0d (compiled Tue Dec 11 19:53:11 EST 2001) 2002.317.19:42:17.58/info/station,0,1,,0.0000,0.0000,0.0 2002.317.19:42:17.70/info/S2-RT,3.2b [133] (compiled Mon Sep 21 17:35:28 EDT 1998) 2002.317.19:42:17.76/encode/vlba 2002.317.19:42:17.82/agc/on 2002.317.19:42:17.88/mode/32x4-2-U 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/e3-ivs,run,18,18,1.00 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,01,612.99,if1,832.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,02,729.99,if4,854.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,03,832.99,if4,612.99,if1 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,04,854.99,if4,729.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,05,582.99,if4,862.99,if1 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,06,804.99,if4,779.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,07,862.99,if1,582.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,08,779.99,if4,804.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,09,629.99,if1,822.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,10,734.99,if4,849.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,11,822.99,if4,629.99,if1 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,12,849.99,if4,734.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,13,732.99,if4,712.99,if1 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,14,844.99,if4,739.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,15,712.99,if1,732.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,16,739.99,if4,844.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,17,642.99,if1,802.99,if4 2002.317.19:42:21.18/fs/state,18,802.99,if4,642.99,if1 2002.317.19:42:21.24/tonedet/0.010000,usb,8.010000,usb,1.000 2002.317.19:42:26.27/wx/63.3,891.8,0.0 2002.317.19:42:57.82;label=ca-3-002480f 2002.317.19:42:58.50&loader/rw 2002.317.19:42:58.50&loader/!+20s 2002.317.19:42:58.50&loader/et 2002.317.19:42:58.50&loader/!+10s 2002.317.19:42:58.50&loader/tape=reset 2002.317.19:43:30.51/label/CA-3-002480F,3, 2002.317.19:43:30.51:setups2=1 2002.317.19:43:35.14:!2002.317.20:07:50 2002.317.19:44:42.62;"following is cable cal-first with added 52usec length. 2002.317.19:44:43.34;long 2002.317.19:44:43.34&long/cablelong 2002.317.19:44:43.34&long/!+5s 2002.317.19:44:43.34&long/cablelong 2002.317.19:44:43.34&long/!+5s 2002.317.19:44:43.34&long/cablelong 2002.317.19:44:43.82/cablelong/3.3322E-04 2002.317.19:44:49.24/cablelong/3.3422E-04 2002.317.19:44:54.59/cablelong/3.3400E-04 2002.317.19:45:27.07;"next at normal operational length. 2002.317.19:45:29.14;short 2002.317.19:45:29.14&short/cable 2002.317.19:45:29.14&short/!+5s 2002.317.19:45:29.14&short/cable 2002.317.19:45:29.14&short/!+5s 2002.317.19:45:29.14&short/cable 2002.317.19:45:29.51/cable/3.8767E-04 2002.317.19:45:34.85/cable/3.8844E-04 2002.317.19:45:40.18/cable/3.8778E-04 2002.317.19:46:18.12;bread 2002.317.19:46:18.12?ERROR sp -4 Unrecognized name (not a function or procedure). 2002.317.19:47:05.43;wind 2002.317.19:47:05.43&wind/mat=#aa ( ? 2002.317.19:47:05.77/mat/600B0075 2002.317.19:50:21.37;wx 2002.317.19:50:25.57/wx/63.5,891.7,0.0 2002.317.19:50:25.57;wind 2002.317.19:50:26.14/mat/600B0058 2002.317.19:50:55.74;formatter-gps= -0.2usec @ 317/1950z. 2002.317.19:50:55.74?ERROR sp -3 More than 12 characters in function or procedure name. 2002.317.19:51:01.49;"formatter-gps= -0.2usec @ 317/1950z. 2002.317.19:53:31.01;caltsys 2002.317.19:53:31.01?ERROR sp -4 Unrecognized name (not a function or procedure). 2002.317.19:53:50.82;"Session e3010 ready message for Kokee Park. 2002.317.19:53:50.88;"------------------------------------------- 2002.317.19:53:50.89;"First source: 1128+385 at 317/2010 UT 2002.317.19:53:50.91;"FMOUT-GPS: -0.2 microseconds 2002.317.19:53:50.93;"Wx: Temperature (C): na Pressure (mBar): 891.7 Humidity (%): na 2002.317.19:53:50.95;"Sky Conditions: overcast with light drizzle 2002.317.19:53:50.96;"Cable difference is: longer cable makes the reading smaller by 2002.317.19:53:50.98;" 54 microseconds and is nominal 2002.317.19:53:51.00;"Pointing values: na 2002.317.19:53:51.02;"Tsys values: na 2002.317.19:53:51.04;"Recorder Humidity (%): na 2002.317.20:00:52.07;"weather-overcast with light drizzle falling. 2002.317.20:05:42.37;list 2002.317.20:07:50.00:tape 2002.317.20:07:50.06/tape/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 2002.317.20:07:50.06:st=for,lp 2002.317.20:07:53.54:!2002.317.20:10:10 2002.317.20:09:46.96;bread 2002.317.20:09:46.96?ERROR sp -4 Unrecognized name (not a function or procedure). 2002.317.20:10:10.00:preob 2002.317.20:10:10.02&preob/onsource 2002.317.20:10:11.20/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:10:11.21:!2002.317.20:10:20 2002.317.20:10:20.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.20:10:20.15:tape 2002.317.20:10:20.21/tape/141,141,141,141,141,141,141,141 2002.317.20:10:20.21:midob 2002.317.20:10:20.21&midob/onsource 2002.317.20:10:20.21&midob/cab 2002.317.20:10:20.21&midob/gps-fmout=ca 2002.317.20:10:20.21&midob/wx 2002.317.20:10:20.21&midob/ifx 2002.317.20:10:20.21&midob/track 2002.317.20:10:20.21&midob/mat=#aa ( ? 2002.317.20:10:20.21&midob/sy=run setcl & 2002.317.20:10:20.21&midob/sy=run setcl da & 2002.317.20:10:20.21&midob/monpcalfs 2002.317.20:10:21.19/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:10:21.19&cab/hpib=vv,meas? apower 2002.317.20:10:21.19&cab/hpib=vv 2002.317.20:10:21.19&cab/cable 2002.317.20:10:21.44/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.317.20:10:21.78/cable/3.8911E-04 2002.317.20:10:22.01/gps-fmout/S +2.37E-07 2002.317.20:10:26.26/wx/63.0,891.9,0.0 2002.317.20:10:26.34/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34346,0,0,7168 2002.317.20:10:27.20#antcn#TR $$/317.20:10:27.10 314.4957 64.5460 -0.0001 -0.0001 2002.317.20:10:27.23#antcn#CO 0.0056 -0.0277 -0.9883 0.0082 2002.317.20:10:28.42/mat/600B0193 2002.317.20:10:28.95&monpcalfs/tonemeas=1,1 2002.317.20:10:28.96&monpcalfs/tonemeas=2,1 2002.317.20:10:28.97&monpcalfs/tonediff=1,1,2,1 2002.317.20:10:28.98&monpcalfs/tonediff=1,2,2,2 2002.317.20:10:28.99&monpcalfs/tonemeas=1,2 2002.317.20:10:29.00&monpcalfs/tonemeas=2,2 2002.317.20:10:29.01&monpcalfs/tonediff=1,1,2,1 2002.317.20:10:29.02&monpcalfs/tonediff=1,2,2,2 2002.317.20:10:29.11/tonemeas/1:01,0.72,102.47,1.07,-93.81 2002.317.20:10:29.18/tonemeas/2:01,0.33,139.70,0.64,100.99 2002.317.20:10:29.19/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,0.39,-37.23 2002.317.20:10:29.21/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,0.43,165.20 2002.317.20:10:29.28/tonemeas/1:02,0.59,174.76,1.46,-36.98 2002.317.20:10:29.35/tonemeas/2:02,0.43,169.64,2.44,-42.15 2002.317.20:10:29.36/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,0.16,5.12 2002.317.20:10:29.38/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-0.98,5.17 2002.317.20:10:29.39:!2002.317.20:11:50 2002.317.20:10:29.97#setcl#time/192766,0,2002,317,20,10,30.00,3.720,0.516,4 2002.317.20:10:30.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:10:30.99#setcl#time/192869,0,2002,317,20,10,31.00,2.324,0.516,1 2002.317.20:10:30.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:11:50.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.20:11:50.07:tape 2002.317.20:11:50.13/tape/231,231,231,231,231,231,231,230 2002.317.20:11:50.13:postob 2002.317.20:11:50.15:source=1351-018,135406.9,-020603.2,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.20:11:51.09:setups2=1 2002.317.20:11:55.18:!2002.317.20:13:31 2002.317.20:13:31.00:preob 2002.317.20:13:31.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.20:13:31.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.20:13:31.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.20:13:31.16:!2002.317.20:13:41 2002.317.20:13:40.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.20:13:41.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.20:13:41.06:tape 2002.317.20:13:41.12/tape/342,342,342,342,342,342,342,342 2002.317.20:13:41.12:midob 2002.317.20:13:42.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:13:42.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.317.20:13:42.60/cable/3.9444E-04 2002.317.20:13:42.66/gps-fmout/S +1.72E-07 2002.317.20:13:46.63/wx/63.0,891.8,0.0 2002.317.20:13:46.69/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,33257,0,0,7168 2002.317.20:13:47.18#antcn#TR $$/317.20:13:47.09 152.6955 63.0270 0.0007 0.0001 2002.317.20:13:47.18#antcn#CO 0.0260 -0.0555 -0.9883 0.0088 2002.317.20:13:48.80/mat/600B0214 2002.317.20:13:50.00#setcl#time/212770,0,2002,317,20,13,50.00,1.679,0.572,0 2002.317.20:13:50.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:13:50.12/tonemeas/1:01,0.34,-106.20,0.82,0.66 2002.317.20:13:50.19/tonemeas/2:01,1.54,25.52,0.11,-19.38 2002.317.20:13:50.20/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-1.20,-131.72 2002.317.20:13:50.22/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,0.71,20.04 2002.317.20:13:50.29/tonemeas/1:02,0.82,-126.88,0.76,88.13 2002.317.20:13:50.36/tonemeas/2:02,1.71,-59.21,2.66,-29.06 2002.317.20:13:50.37/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-0.89,-67.67 2002.317.20:13:50.39/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-1.90,117.19 2002.317.20:13:50.40:!2002.317.20:16:21 2002.317.20:13:51.01#setcl#time/212871,0,2002,317,20,13,51.00,1.259,0.572,-1 2002.317.20:13:51.01#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:16:21.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.20:16:21.31:tape 2002.317.20:16:21.37/tape/502,502,502,502,502,503,503,503 2002.317.20:16:21.37:postob 2002.317.20:16:21.37:source=0749+540,075301.4,535300.0,2000.0,cw 2002.317.20:16:22.09:setups2=1 2002.317.20:16:26.17:!2002.317.20:17:45 2002.317.20:17:45.00:preob 2002.317.20:17:45.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.20:17:45.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.20:17:45.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.20:17:45.17:!2002.317.20:17:55 2002.317.20:17:54.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.20:17:55.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.20:17:55.06:tape 2002.317.20:17:55.12/tape/596,596,596,596,596,596,596,596 2002.317.20:17:55.12:midob 2002.317.20:17:56.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:17:56.32/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.317.20:17:56.66/cable/1.6222E-05 2002.317.20:17:56.72/gps-fmout/S +1.91E-07 2002.317.20:18:01.52/wx/63.0,891.8,0.0 2002.317.20:18:01.58/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,36921,0,0,97536 2002.317.20:18:02.19#antcn#TR $$/317.20:18:02.10 320.7200 23.8906 -0.0002 -0.0001 2002.317.20:18:02.19#antcn#CO 0.0500 -0.0764 -0.9883 0.0388 2002.317.20:18:03.69/mat/600B0153 2002.317.20:18:03.99#setcl#time/238168,0,2002,317,20,18,04.00,2.242,0.642,1 2002.317.20:18:03.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:18:04.11/tonemeas/1:01,1.00,98.93,0.99,-45.92 2002.317.20:18:04.18/tonemeas/2:01,0.69,106.88,1.01,-31.69 2002.317.20:18:04.19/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,0.31,-7.95 2002.317.20:18:04.21/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,-0.02,-14.23 2002.317.20:18:04.28/tonemeas/1:02,1.50,-57.78,1.16,-97.44 2002.317.20:18:04.35/tonemeas/2:02,1.84,-23.54,2.34,-6.28 2002.317.20:18:04.36/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-0.34,-34.24 2002.317.20:18:04.38/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-1.18,-91.16 2002.317.20:18:04.39:!2002.317.20:22:00 2002.317.20:18:05.00#setcl#time/238269,0,2002,317,20,18,05.00,1.868,0.642,0 2002.317.20:18:05.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:21:39.17;"Session e3010 ready message for Kokee Park. 2002.317.20:21:39.26;"------------------------------------------- 2002.317.20:21:39.28;"Started recording with source: 1128+385 at: 317/2010 UT 2002.317.20:22:00.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.20:22:00.06:tape 2002.317.20:22:00.12/tape/842,841,841,841,841,841,841,841 2002.317.20:22:00.12:postob 2002.317.20:22:00.12:source=1044+719,104827.6,714335.9,2000.0,cw 2002.317.20:22:01.09:setups2=1 2002.317.20:22:05.17:!2002.317.20:22:14 2002.317.20:22:14.00:preob 2002.317.20:22:14.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.20:22:14.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.20:22:14.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.20:22:14.17:!2002.317.20:22:24 2002.317.20:22:19.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.20:22:24.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.20:22:24.06:tape 2002.317.20:22:24.12/tape/865,865,865,865,865,865,865,865 2002.317.20:22:24.12:midob 2002.317.20:22:25.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:22:25.31/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.317.20:22:25.66/cable/7.7778E-07 2002.317.20:22:25.73/gps-fmout/S +2.10E-07 2002.317.20:22:30.83/wx/63.4,891.7,0.0 2002.317.20:22:30.89/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35628,0,0,94208 2002.317.20:22:31.17#antcn#TR $$/317.20:22:31.09 346.6414 36.1953 -0.0001 -0.0000 2002.317.20:22:31.17#antcn#CO 0.0488 -0.0620 -0.9883 0.0236 2002.317.20:22:31.39/mat/600B0008 2002.317.20:22:31.99#setcl#time/264968,0,2002,317,20,22,32.00,2.009,0.717,1 2002.317.20:22:31.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:22:32.11/tonemeas/1:01,0.22,-75.65,0.89,28.17 2002.317.20:22:32.18/tonemeas/2:01,0.82,118.81,0.35,107.24 2002.317.20:22:32.19/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-0.60,165.54 2002.317.20:22:32.21/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,0.54,-79.07 2002.317.20:22:32.27/tonemeas/1:02,1.01,81.26,0.80,-153.16 2002.317.20:22:32.33/tonemeas/2:02,1.34,101.58,2.21,-58.10 2002.317.20:22:32.33/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-0.33,-20.32 2002.317.20:22:32.34/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-1.41,-95.06 2002.317.20:22:32.34:!2002.317.20:26:49 2002.317.20:22:33.00#setcl#time/265069,0,2002,317,20,22,33.00,1.674,0.717,0 2002.317.20:22:33.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:26:49.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.20:26:49.06:tape 2002.317.20:26:49.12/tape/1130,1130,1130,1130,1130,1130,1130,1130 2002.317.20:26:49.12:postob 2002.317.20:26:49.12:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.20:26:50.09:setups2=1 2002.317.20:26:54.17:!2002.317.20:28:54 2002.317.20:28:54.00:preob 2002.317.20:28:54.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.20:28:54.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.20:28:54.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.20:28:54.16:!2002.317.20:29:04 2002.317.20:29:04.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.20:29:04.06:tape 2002.317.20:29:04.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.20:29:04.12/tape/1265,1265,1265,1265,1265,1265,1265,1265 2002.317.20:29:04.12:midob 2002.317.20:29:05.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:29:05.29/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.317.20:29:05.60/cable/3.8489E-04 2002.317.20:29:05.66/gps-fmout/S +2.49E-07 2002.317.20:29:09.99/wx/63.0,891.6,0.0 2002.317.20:29:10.05/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34570,0,0,6912 2002.317.20:29:11.16#antcn#TR $$/317.20:29:11.09 99.3733 48.3167 0.0001 0.0001 2002.317.20:29:11.16#antcn#CO 0.0544 -0.0709 -0.9883 0.0154 2002.317.20:29:12.16/mat/600B0160 2002.317.20:29:13.00#setcl#time/305068,0,2002,317,20,29,13.00,1.739,0.828,0 2002.317.20:29:13.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:29:13.12/tonemeas/1:01,0.32,-63.64,1.44,-43.81 2002.317.20:29:13.19/tonemeas/2:01,2.06,63.78,0.44,-146.17 2002.317.20:29:13.20/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-1.74,-127.42 2002.317.20:29:13.22/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,1.00,102.36 2002.317.20:29:13.29/tonemeas/1:02,0.94,12.71,1.04,-108.20 2002.317.20:29:13.36/tonemeas/2:02,0.76,-91.50,2.69,57.33 2002.317.20:29:13.37/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,0.18,104.21 2002.317.20:29:13.39/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-1.65,-165.53 2002.317.20:29:13.39:!2002.317.20:32:49 2002.317.20:29:13.99#setcl#time/305167,0,2002,317,20,29,14.00,2.028,0.828,1 2002.317.20:29:13.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:30:37.33;check=all 2002.317.20:30:42.63?ERROR st -705 100 MHz Unlocked. 2002.317.20:30:42.64#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:30:42.64#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 30.777. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:31:04.86?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:05.11?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:07.11?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:09.11?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:11.11?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:13.11?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:15.11?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:17.11?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:19.11?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:21.11?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:23.11?ERROR st -301 cheks - Cannot communicate with Receiver. 2002.317.20:31:24.26;sx=addr 2002.317.20:31:26.87#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:31:26.87#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 30.777. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:31:48.84#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:31:48.84#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 30.777. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:32:11.41#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:32:11.41#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 30.777. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:32:34.38#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:32:34.38#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 30.777. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:32:49.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.20:32:49.06:tape 2002.317.20:32:49.12/tape/1491,1491,1490,1490,1490,1490,1490,1490 2002.317.20:32:49.12:postob 2002.317.20:32:49.12:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.20:32:50.10:setups2=1 2002.317.20:32:54.18:!2002.317.20:33:04 2002.317.20:32:57.08#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:32:57.08#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 30.777. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:33:04.00:preob 2002.317.20:33:04.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.20:33:04.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.20:33:04.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.20:33:04.17:!2002.317.20:33:14 2002.317.20:33:10.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.20:33:14.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.20:33:14.06:tape 2002.317.20:33:14.12/tape/1515,1515,1515,1515,1515,1515,1515,1515 2002.317.20:33:14.12:midob 2002.317.20:33:15.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:33:15.29/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.317.20:33:15.63/cable/2.3849E-04 2002.317.20:33:15.69/gps-fmout/S +1.91E-07 2002.317.20:33:20.06/wx/63.2,891.6,0.0 2002.317.20:33:20.13/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,38053,0,0,7168 2002.317.20:33:21.16#antcn#TR $$/317.20:33:21.09 103.9773 21.7614 0.0000 0.0003 2002.317.20:33:21.16#antcn#CO 0.0575 -0.1015 -0.9883 0.0429 2002.317.20:33:22.23/mat/600B0074 2002.317.20:33:22.97#setcl#time/330065,0,2002,317,20,33,23.00,2.407,0.897,3 2002.317.20:33:22.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:33:23.06/tonemeas/1:01,194.02,-32.19,213.29,149.93 2002.317.20:33:23.13/tonemeas/2:01,220.91,-116.03,186.37,118.77 2002.317.20:33:23.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-26.89,83.84 2002.317.20:33:23.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,26.92,31.16 2002.317.20:33:23.22/tonemeas/1:02,190.00,-168.14,204.82,15.40 2002.317.20:33:23.29/tonemeas/2:02,248.50,163.86,202.39,37.75 2002.317.20:33:23.30/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-58.50,28.00 2002.317.20:33:23.31/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,2.43,-22.35 2002.317.20:33:23.32:!2002.317.20:41:50 2002.317.20:33:23.99#setcl#time/330167,0,2002,317,20,33,24.00,1.871,0.898,1 2002.317.20:33:23.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:33:27.10#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:33:27.10#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 31.265. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:33:50.06#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:33:50.06#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 31.265. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:34:12.88#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:34:12.88#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 30.777. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:34:34.88#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:34:34.88#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 31.265. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:34:56.88#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.317.20:34:56.88#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 31.265. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.317.20:34:58.64;check=,-ssx 2002.317.20:34:58.64?ERROR qn -201 Error in request. Unknown module or does not match your equipment. 2002.317.20:35:05.10;check=,-sx 2002.317.20:41:50.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.20:41:50.06:tape 2002.317.20:41:50.12/tape/2031,2032,2031,2031,2031,2031,2031,2031 2002.317.20:41:50.12:postob 2002.317.20:41:50.12:source=1622-253,162546.9,-252738.3,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.20:41:51.10:setups2=1 2002.317.20:41:55.18:!2002.317.20:42:07 2002.317.20:42:07.00:preob 2002.317.20:42:07.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.20:42:07.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.20:42:07.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.20:42:07.17:!2002.317.20:42:17 2002.317.20:42:12.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.20:42:17.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.20:42:17.06:tape 2002.317.20:42:17.12/tape/2058,2058,2058,2058,2058,2058,2058,2058 2002.317.20:42:17.12:midob 2002.317.20:42:18.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:42:18.29/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.317.20:42:18.65/cable/2.3627E-04 2002.317.20:42:18.71/gps-fmout/S +1.65E-07 2002.317.20:42:23.50/wx/63.5,891.5,0.0 2002.317.20:42:23.56/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,36231,0,0,95232 2002.317.20:42:24.17#antcn#TR $$/317.20:42:24.09 136.6480 26.8158 -0.0001 0.0003 2002.317.20:42:24.17#antcn#CO 0.0543 -0.0996 -0.9883 0.0340 2002.317.20:42:25.67/mat/600B0124 2002.317.20:42:25.97#setcl#time/384364,0,2002,317,20,42,26.00,2.289,1.048,3 2002.317.20:42:25.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:42:26.10/tonemeas/1:01,196.59,17.54,217.48,-159.87 2002.317.20:42:26.17/tonemeas/2:01,228.65,-56.98,194.92,176.75 2002.317.20:42:26.18/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-32.06,74.52 2002.317.20:42:26.19/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,22.56,23.38 2002.317.20:42:26.27/tonemeas/1:02,191.61,-149.85,207.56,34.63 2002.317.20:42:26.34/tonemeas/2:02,247.32,-176.88,198.96,57.13 2002.317.20:42:26.35/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.71,27.03 2002.317.20:42:26.36/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,8.60,-22.50 2002.317.20:42:26.37:!2002.317.20:46:21 2002.317.20:42:26.98#setcl#time/384465,0,2002,317,20,42,27.00,2.060,1.049,2 2002.317.20:42:26.98#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:45:50.90;sxall 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=slo 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=xlo 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=sup 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=ret 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=tbox 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=15k 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=50k 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=psl 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=psr 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=pxl 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=pxr 2002.317.20:45:50.90&sxall/sxx=slgat 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=srgat 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=xlgat 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=xrgat 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=12v 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=pcal 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=32v 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=24v 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=5v 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=-5v 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=15v 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=-15v 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=refrg 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=sled 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=xled 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=vac 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=laser 2002.317.20:45:50.91&sxall/sxx=oprec 2002.317.20:45:50.95&sxx/sx=$,,,,, 2002.317.20:45:50.95&sxx/sx 2002.317.20:45:50.99/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.04/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.08/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,243.77 psi 2002.317.20:45:51.11/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,64.97 psi 2002.317.20:45:51.14/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.53 degC 2002.317.20:45:51.17/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,30.78 degK 2002.317.20:45:51.20/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.317.20:45:51.23/sx/psl,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.015 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.26/sx/psr,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.147 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.29/sx/pxl,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.576 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.32/sx/pxr,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.249 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.35/sx/slgat,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-3.55 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.38/sx/srgat,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-0.59 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.41/sx/xlgat,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-0.24 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.44/sx/xrgat,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-0.19 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.47/sx/12v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,11.90 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.50/sx/pcal,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,38.68 degC 2002.317.20:45:51.53/sx/32v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,31.98 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.56/sx/24v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.93 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.59/sx/5v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.83 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.62/sx/-5v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-4.95 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.65/sx/15v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,14.90 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.68/sx/-15v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-14.87 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.71/sx/refrg,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.51 amps 2002.317.20:45:51.74/sx/sled,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,8.69 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.77/sx/xled,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,7.77 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.80/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.317.20:45:51.83/sx/laser,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,norm 2002.317.20:45:51.86/sx/oprec,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,low 2002.317.20:46:21.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.20:46:21.30:tape 2002.317.20:46:21.36/tape/2303,2303,2303,2302,2302,2302,2302,2302 2002.317.20:46:21.36:postob 2002.317.20:46:21.36:source=nrao512,164029.6,394646.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.20:46:22.09:setups2=1 2002.317.20:46:26.17:!2002.317.20:47:04 2002.317.20:47:04.00:preob 2002.317.20:47:04.15?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.20:47:04.15?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.20:47:04.15/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.20:47:04.15:!2002.317.20:47:14 2002.317.20:47:11.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.20:47:14.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.20:47:14.06:tape 2002.317.20:47:14.12/tape/2355,2356,2356,2355,2355,2355,2355,2355 2002.317.20:47:14.12:midob 2002.317.20:47:15.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:47:15.26/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.317.20:47:15.59/cable/2.3501E-04 2002.317.20:47:15.65/gps-fmout/S +2.23E-07 2002.317.20:47:20.07/wx/63.4,891.4,0.0 2002.317.20:47:20.13/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35062,0,0,6656 2002.317.20:47:21.15#antcn#TR $$/317.20:47:21.08 54.5705 47.9298 0.0002 0.0003 2002.317.20:47:21.15#antcn#CO 0.0557 -0.0613 -0.9883 0.0156 2002.317.20:47:22.23/mat/600B0011 2002.317.20:47:22.95#setcl#time/414062,0,2002,317,20,47,23.00,2.547,1.131,5 2002.317.20:47:22.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:47:23.08/tonemeas/1:01,202.16,12.06,221.45,-165.35 2002.317.20:47:23.14/tonemeas/2:01,234.63,-61.62,201.00,172.65 2002.317.20:47:23.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-32.47,73.68 2002.317.20:47:23.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,20.45,22.00 2002.317.20:47:23.21/tonemeas/1:02,193.31,-151.51,209.83,32.64 2002.317.20:47:23.27/tonemeas/2:02,252.10,-177.76,205.62,55.52 2002.317.20:47:23.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-58.79,26.25 2002.317.20:47:23.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,4.21,-22.88 2002.317.20:47:23.28:!2002.317.20:54:15 2002.317.20:47:24.00#setcl#time/414167,0,2002,317,20,47,24.00,1.485,1.131,0 2002.317.20:47:24.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:54:15.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.20:54:15.06:tape 2002.317.20:54:15.12/tape/2776,2776,2776,2776,2776,2776,2776,2776 2002.317.20:54:15.12:postob 2002.317.20:54:15.12:source=1300+580,130252.5,574837.6,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.20:54:16.09:setups2=1 2002.317.20:54:20.17:!2002.317.20:54:49 2002.317.20:54:49.00:preob 2002.317.20:54:49.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.20:54:49.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.20:54:49.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.20:54:49.17:!2002.317.20:54:59 2002.317.20:54:55.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.20:54:59.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.20:54:59.06:tape 2002.317.20:54:59.12/tape/2820,2820,2820,2820,2820,2820,2820,2820 2002.317.20:54:59.12:midob 2002.317.20:55:00.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:55:00.30/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.317.20:55:00.69/cable/2.3538E-04 2002.317.20:55:00.75/gps-fmout/S +1.62E-07 2002.317.20:55:04.97/wx/63.6,891.3,0.0 2002.317.20:55:05.03/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35074,0,0,91904 2002.317.20:55:06.17#antcn#TR $$/317.20:55:06.09 350.0639 53.3949 -0.0002 0.0001 2002.317.20:55:06.17#antcn#CO 0.0387 -0.0409 -0.9883 0.0128 2002.317.20:55:07.13/mat/600B0005 2002.317.20:55:07.97#setcl#time/460563,0,2002,317,20,55,08.00,2.095,1.260,3 2002.317.20:55:07.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:55:08.04/tonemeas/1:01,202.04,2.56,221.52,-175.29 2002.317.20:55:08.11/tonemeas/2:01,234.62,-73.05,199.79,161.03 2002.317.20:55:08.12/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-32.58,75.61 2002.317.20:55:08.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,21.73,23.68 2002.317.20:55:08.19/tonemeas/1:02,194.86,-155.20,211.13,29.24 2002.317.20:55:08.26/tonemeas/2:02,251.67,177.69,202.12,51.21 2002.317.20:55:08.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.81,27.11 2002.317.20:55:08.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,9.01,-21.97 2002.317.20:55:08.28:!2002.317.20:58:46 2002.317.20:55:09.01#setcl#time/460667,0,2002,317,20,55,09.00,1.333,1.260,-1 2002.317.20:55:09.01#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:55:24.51;sxcool 2002.317.20:55:24.51&sxcool/sxx=vac 2002.317.20:55:24.51&sxcool/sxx=50k 2002.317.20:55:24.51&sxcool/sxx=15k 2002.317.20:55:24.51&sxcool/tbox 2002.317.20:55:24.51&sxcool/sxx=refrg 2002.317.20:55:24.59/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.317.20:55:24.62/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.317.20:55:24.65/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,31.75 degK 2002.317.20:55:24.65&tbox/sxx=tbox 2002.317.20:55:24.69/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.53 degC 2002.317.20:55:24.72/sx/refrg,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.51 amps 2002.317.20:58:46.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.20:58:46.06:tape 2002.317.20:58:46.13/tape/3047,3047,3047,3047,3047,3047,3046,3046 2002.317.20:58:46.13:postob 2002.317.20:58:46.13:source=0718+793,072611.7,791131.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.20:58:47.09:setups2=1 2002.317.20:58:51.29:!2002.317.20:59:04 2002.317.20:59:04.00:preob 2002.317.20:59:04.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.20:59:04.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.20:59:04.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.20:59:04.16:!2002.317.20:59:14 2002.317.20:59:10.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.20:59:14.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.20:59:14.06:tape 2002.317.20:59:14.12/tape/3075,3075,3075,3075,3075,3075,3075,3075 2002.317.20:59:14.12:midob 2002.317.20:59:15.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.20:59:15.27/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.317.20:59:15.66/cable/2.3412E-04 2002.317.20:59:15.72/gps-fmout/S +1.95E-07 2002.317.20:59:19.87/wx/64.0,891.4,0.0 2002.317.20:59:19.93/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,38936,0,0,102912 2002.317.20:59:20.18#antcn#TR $$/317.20:59:20.09 348.5636 20.5084 -0.0002 0.0001 2002.317.20:59:20.18#antcn#CO 0.0537 -0.0785 -0.9883 0.0459 2002.317.20:59:20.43/mat/600B0006 2002.317.20:59:21.27#setcl#time/485892,0,2002,317,20,59,21.00,-3.247,1.330,-27 2002.317.20:59:21.27#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.20:59:21.39/tonemeas/1:01,196.30,9.50,217.80,-167.74 2002.317.20:59:21.46/tonemeas/2:01,230.00,-63.44,196.53,170.44 2002.317.20:59:21.47/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-33.70,72.94 2002.317.20:59:21.48/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,21.27,21.82 2002.317.20:59:21.54/tonemeas/1:02,194.10,-153.71,209.46,30.88 2002.317.20:59:21.61/tonemeas/2:02,247.82,179.72,200.73,53.36 2002.317.20:59:21.62/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.72,26.57 2002.317.20:59:21.63/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,8.73,-22.48 2002.317.20:59:21.63:!2002.317.21:06:17 2002.317.20:59:22.00#setcl#time/485965,0,2002,317,20,59,22.00,1.623,1.331,0 2002.317.20:59:22.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:02:11.83;"100mhz in our receiver was unlocked during the start of experiment. 2002.317.21:02:52.63;"100mhz relocked at 317/2030z. phase cal okay after that time. 2002.317.21:06:17.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.21:06:17.07:tape 2002.317.21:06:17.13/tape/3498,3498,3498,3498,3498,3498,3498,3497 2002.317.21:06:17.13:postob 2002.317.21:06:17.13:source=0955+476,095819.7,472507.8,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.21:06:18.09:setups2=1 2002.317.21:06:22.17:!2002.317.21:06:36 2002.317.21:06:36.00:preob 2002.317.21:06:36.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.21:06:36.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.21:06:36.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.21:06:36.18:!2002.317.21:06:46 2002.317.21:06:43.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.21:06:46.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.21:06:46.06:tape 2002.317.21:06:46.12/tape/3527,3527,3527,3527,3527,3527,3527,3527 2002.317.21:06:46.12:midob 2002.317.21:06:47.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.21:06:47.28/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.317.21:06:47.63/cable/2.3576E-04 2002.317.21:06:47.69/gps-fmout/S +1.75E-07 2002.317.21:06:51.94/wx/63.5,891.4,0.0 2002.317.21:06:52.00/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35895,0,0,6400 2002.317.21:06:52.16#antcn#TR $$/317.21:06:52.09 313.4319 36.0130 -0.0001 -0.0001 2002.317.21:06:52.16#antcn#CO 0.0431 -0.0646 -0.9883 0.0237 2002.317.21:06:52.50/mat/600B0030 2002.317.21:06:52.98#setcl#time/531063,0,2002,317,21,06,53.00,1.813,1.456,2 2002.317.21:06:52.98#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:06:53.10/tonemeas/1:01,194.99,15.24,215.82,-162.35 2002.317.21:06:53.16/tonemeas/2:01,228.68,-57.43,194.50,176.82 2002.317.21:06:53.17/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-33.69,72.67 2002.317.21:06:53.17/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,21.32,20.83 2002.317.21:06:53.23/tonemeas/1:02,190.78,-151.78,207.35,32.71 2002.317.21:06:53.29/tonemeas/2:02,242.50,-178.33,197.95,56.01 2002.317.21:06:53.29/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.72,26.55 2002.317.21:06:53.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,9.40,-23.30 2002.317.21:06:53.30:!2002.317.21:10:49 2002.317.21:06:53.96#setcl#time/531161,0,2002,317,21,06,54.00,2.143,1.456,4 2002.317.21:06:53.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:10:49.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.21:10:49.06:tape 2002.317.21:10:49.12/tape/3770,3770,3770,3770,3769,3770,3770,3770 2002.317.21:10:49.12:postob 2002.317.21:10:49.13:source=1739+522,174037.0,521143.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.21:10:50.09:setups2=1 2002.317.21:10:54.17:!2002.317.21:11:34 2002.317.21:11:34.00:preob 2002.317.21:11:34.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.21:11:34.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.21:11:34.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.21:11:34.17:!2002.317.21:11:44 2002.317.21:11:40.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.21:11:44.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.21:11:44.07:tape 2002.317.21:11:44.13/tape/3825,3825,3825,3825,3825,3825,3825,3824 2002.317.21:11:44.13:midob 2002.317.21:11:45.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.21:11:45.29/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.317.21:11:45.63/cable/2.3509E-04 2002.317.21:11:45.69/gps-fmout/S +2.47E-07 2002.317.21:11:50.13/wx/63.8,891.3,0.0 2002.317.21:11:50.19/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36565,0,0,6656 2002.317.21:11:51.17#antcn#TR $$/317.21:11:51.09 39.8183 39.0694 -0.0000 0.0001 2002.317.21:11:51.17#antcn#CO 0.0561 -0.0681 -0.9883 0.0212 2002.317.21:11:52.29/mat/600B0016 2002.317.21:11:52.95#setcl#time/561059,0,2002,317,21,11,53.00,2.339,1.539,5 2002.317.21:11:52.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:11:53.08/tonemeas/1:01,198.21,13.28,218.54,-164.52 2002.317.21:11:53.14/tonemeas/2:01,232.20,-58.99,197.26,175.19 2002.317.21:11:53.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-33.99,72.27 2002.317.21:11:53.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,21.28,20.29 2002.317.21:11:53.21/tonemeas/1:02,195.60,-154.49,212.71,29.73 2002.317.21:11:53.27/tonemeas/2:02,249.59,179.27,201.64,53.13 2002.317.21:11:53.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.99,26.24 2002.317.21:11:53.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.07,-23.40 2002.317.21:11:53.28:!2002.317.21:20:00 2002.317.21:11:54.00#setcl#time/561164,0,2002,317,21,11,54.00,1.559,1.539,0 2002.317.21:11:54.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:20:00.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.21:20:00.06:tape 2002.317.21:20:00.12/tape/4321,4321,4321,4321,4321,4321,4321,4321 2002.317.21:20:00.12:postob 2002.317.21:20:00.12:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.21:20:01.09:setups2=1 2002.317.21:20:05.17:!2002.317.21:20:36 2002.317.21:20:36.00:preob 2002.317.21:20:36.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.21:20:36.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.21:20:36.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.21:20:36.16:!2002.317.21:20:46 2002.317.21:20:42.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.21:20:46.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.21:20:46.06:tape 2002.317.21:20:46.13/tape/4367,4368,4367,4367,4367,4367,4367,4367 2002.317.21:20:46.13:midob 2002.317.21:20:47.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.21:20:47.29/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.317.21:20:47.62/cable/2.3657E-04 2002.317.21:20:47.69/gps-fmout/S +2.01E-07 2002.317.21:20:51.98/wx/63.6,891.2,0.0 2002.317.21:20:52.04/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34767,0,0,7936 2002.317.21:20:53.16#antcn#TR $$/317.21:20:53.09 108.2382 59.9930 0.0002 0.0002 2002.317.21:20:53.16#antcn#CO 0.0467 -0.0567 -0.9883 0.0100 2002.317.21:20:54.15/mat/600B0211 2002.317.21:20:55.99#setcl#time/615362,0,2002,317,21,20,56.00,1.704,1.690,1 2002.317.21:20:55.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:20:56.07/tonemeas/1:01,200.44,5.95,221.16,-171.43 2002.317.21:20:56.13/tonemeas/2:01,232.09,-68.76,197.84,165.24 2002.317.21:20:56.13/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-31.65,74.71 2002.317.21:20:56.14/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,23.32,23.33 2002.317.21:20:56.20/tonemeas/1:02,183.64,-161.69,199.62,21.65 2002.317.21:20:56.26/tonemeas/2:02,248.37,172.90,195.58,45.85 2002.317.21:20:56.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-64.73,25.41 2002.317.21:20:56.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,4.04,-24.20 2002.317.21:20:56.27:!2002.317.21:31:44 2002.317.21:20:56.99#setcl#time/615462,0,2002,317,21,20,57.00,1.704,1.690,1 2002.317.21:20:56.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:22:09.90;"Session i02317 stop message for Kokee Park. 2002.317.21:22:10.03;"------------------------------------------- 2002.317.21:22:10.05;"Comments: 2002.317.21:22:10.07;"disc did not start recording at start of experiment. had to dismount, physically reseat drive in mk5, mount, and erase. disc worked fine after doing this. first scan on disc is 317-1854. 2002.317.21:22:10.09;" 2002.317.21:22:10.11;"all sources recorded on tape. 2002.317.21:22:10.13;" 2002.317.21:22:10.15;"Tape Inventory: 6 small thin 2002.317.21:22:10.17;"Observation finished at: 317/1932 UT 2002.317.21:31:44.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.21:31:44.06:tape 2002.317.21:31:44.12/tape/5025,5025,5025,5025,5025,5025,5025,5025 2002.317.21:31:44.12:postob 2002.317.21:31:44.12:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.21:31:45.09:setups2=1 2002.317.21:31:49.17:!2002.317.21:31:59 2002.317.21:31:59.00:preob 2002.317.21:31:59.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.21:31:59.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.21:31:59.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.21:31:59.17:!2002.317.21:32:09 2002.317.21:32:06.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.21:32:09.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.21:32:09.06:tape 2002.317.21:32:09.12/tape/5050,5050,5050,5050,5050,5050,5050,5050 2002.317.21:32:09.12:midob 2002.317.21:32:10.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.21:32:10.29/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.317.21:32:10.66/cable/2.3664E-04 2002.317.21:32:10.73/gps-fmout/S +1.92E-07 2002.317.21:32:14.90/wx/63.3,891.0,0.0 2002.317.21:32:14.96/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36401,0,0,8704 2002.317.21:32:15.18#antcn#TR $$/317.21:32:15.09 111.8339 34.7786 0.0001 0.0005 2002.317.21:32:15.18#antcn#CO 0.0558 -0.0889 -0.9883 0.0248 2002.317.21:32:15.46/mat/600B0134 2002.317.21:32:16.00#setcl#time/683362,0,2002,317,21,32,16.00,1.533,1.879,0 2002.317.21:32:16.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:32:16.13/tonemeas/1:01,199.03,-4.89,220.02,177.16 2002.317.21:32:16.19/tonemeas/2:01,229.60,-81.39,194.78,152.74 2002.317.21:32:16.19/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-30.57,76.50 2002.317.21:32:16.20/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,25.24,24.42 2002.317.21:32:16.26/tonemeas/1:02,193.91,-165.05,211.04,20.83 2002.317.21:32:16.32/tonemeas/2:02,252.49,169.72,201.31,42.86 2002.317.21:32:16.32/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-58.58,25.23 2002.317.21:32:16.33/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,9.73,-22.03 2002.317.21:32:16.33:!2002.317.21:41:57 2002.317.21:32:16.99#setcl#time/683461,0,2002,317,21,32,17.00,1.660,1.879,1 2002.317.21:32:16.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:40:53.69;sxmon 2002.317.21:40:53.69&sxmon/sxx=slo 2002.317.21:40:53.69&sxmon/sxx=xlo 2002.317.21:40:53.69&sxmon/sxx=sup 2002.317.21:40:53.69&sxmon/sxx=ret 2002.317.21:40:53.69&sxmon/sxx=tbox 2002.317.21:40:53.69&sxmon/sxx=vac 2002.317.21:40:53.69&sxmon/sxx=15k 2002.317.21:40:53.69&sxmon/sxx=50k 2002.317.21:40:53.78/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.317.21:40:53.82/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.317.21:40:53.85/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,246.70 psi 2002.317.21:40:53.88/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,63.51 psi 2002.317.21:40:53.91/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.53 degC 2002.317.21:40:53.94/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.317.21:40:53.97/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,31.27 degK 2002.317.21:40:54.00/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.317.21:41:57.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.21:41:57.06:tape 2002.317.21:41:57.12/tape/5638,5638,5638,5638,5638,5638,5638,5638 2002.317.21:41:57.12:postob 2002.317.21:41:57.12:source=nrao512,164029.6,394646.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.21:41:58.09:setups2=1 2002.317.21:42:02.17:!2002.317.21:42:32 2002.317.21:42:32.00:preob 2002.317.21:42:32.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.21:42:32.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.21:42:32.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.21:42:32.16:!2002.317.21:42:42 2002.317.21:42:37.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.21:42:42.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.21:42:42.06:tape 2002.317.21:42:42.12/tape/5683,5683,5683,5683,5683,5683,5683,5683 2002.317.21:42:42.12:midob 2002.317.21:42:43.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.21:42:43.30/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.317.21:42:43.66/cable/2.3679E-04 2002.317.21:42:43.72/gps-fmout/S +1.66E-07 2002.317.21:42:48.12/wx/62.7,890.9,0.0 2002.317.21:42:48.18/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34823,0,0,8192 2002.317.21:42:49.15#antcn#TR $$/317.21:42:49.08 49.1775 58.1215 -0.0001 -0.0001 2002.317.21:42:49.15#antcn#CO 0.0510 -0.0464 -0.9883 0.0107 2002.317.21:42:50.28/mat/600B0230 2002.317.21:42:51.07#setcl#time/746868,0,2002,317,21,42,51.00,0.701,2.055,-7 2002.317.21:42:51.07#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:42:51.22/tonemeas/1:01,204.14,-1.12,223.41,-179.01 2002.317.21:42:51.29/tonemeas/2:01,235.09,-77.00,199.35,157.67 2002.317.21:42:51.29/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-30.95,75.88 2002.317.21:42:51.30/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,24.06,23.32 2002.317.21:42:51.36/tonemeas/1:02,194.50,-162.79,209.82,22.29 2002.317.21:42:51.42/tonemeas/2:02,248.47,171.10,198.10,43.48 2002.317.21:42:51.42/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.97,26.11 2002.317.21:42:51.43/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.72,-21.19 2002.317.21:42:51.43:!2002.317.21:54:28 2002.317.21:42:51.97#setcl#time/746958,0,2002,317,21,42,52.00,1.868,2.056,3 2002.317.21:42:51.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.21:54:28.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.21:54:28.06:tape 2002.317.21:54:28.12/tape/6389,6389,6389,6389,6389,6389,6389,6389 2002.317.21:54:28.12:postob 2002.317.21:54:28.13:source=0749+540,075301.4,535300.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.21:54:29.08:et 2002.317.21:54:29.74:unlod 2002.317.21:54:29.74&unlod/!+5s 2002.317.21:54:29.74&unlod/enable=, 2002.317.21:54:29.74&unlod/check=,-rc 2002.317.21:54:29.74&unlod/tape=off 2002.317.21:54:29.74&unlod/!+2s 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/rec=unload 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/xdisp=on 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/"dismount this tape now" 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/wakeup 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/wakeup 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/wakeup 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/wakeup 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/wakeup 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/wakeup 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/wakeup 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/wakeup 2002.317.21:54:29.75&unlod/xdisp=off 2002.317.21:54:34.80?ERROR sp -13 This command not supported for your equipment, check equip.ctl. 2002.317.21:54:35.05?ERROR rt -201 Position must be a number, "reset", "unk" or "uns". 2002.317.21:54:38.49/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.317.21:54:39.13/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.317.21:54:39.77/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.317.21:54:40.41/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.317.21:54:41.05/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.317.21:54:41.69/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.317.21:54:42.33/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.317.21:54:42.97/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.317.21:54:42.97:ready 2002.317.21:54:43.00/newtape/"to continue, use label command 2002.317.21:55:19.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.21:56:23.00;label=ca-3-0085412 2002.317.21:56:55.75/label/CA-3-0085412,3, 2002.317.21:56:55.75:setups2=1 2002.317.21:57:00.14:!2002.317.21:57:30 2002.317.21:57:16.09;list 2002.317.21:57:30.00:tape 2002.317.21:57:30.06/tape/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 2002.317.21:57:30.06:st=for,lp 2002.317.21:57:33.42:!2002.317.21:59:50 2002.317.21:57:43.18?ERROR rz -72 EF- STAT_BADAGCLEV: Transport 6 AGC levels are outside acceptable range.\n 2002.317.21:57:52.51?ERROR rl -56 Tape motion state is inconsistent or illegal 2002.317.21:57:52.76?ERROR rz -20 EFC STAT_TRANTPMOTFAIL: Transport 6 tape motion sanity check failed\n 2002.317.21:57:52.76?ERROR rz -52 EFC STAT_RPMONILSTATE: Encountered unexpected transport state change during\nautomatic record (state: inconsistent/illegal, transport 6).\n 2002.317.21:57:53.94?ERROR rz -57 EF- STAT_INSTATE: Tape motion state is inconsistent or illegal.\n 2002.317.21:57:55.06?ERROR rz -72 occurred a total of 10 times, but has now stopped 2002.317.21:58:06.22?ERROR rz -57 occurred a total of 10 times, but has now stopped 2002.317.21:59:50.00:preob 2002.317.21:59:50.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.21:59:50.17:!2002.317.22:00:00 2002.317.22:00:00.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.22:00:00.06:tape 2002.317.22:00:00.12/tape/141,141,141,141,141,141,113,141 2002.317.22:00:00.12:midob 2002.317.22:00:01.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.22:00:01.28/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.317.22:00:01.62/cable/2.3797E-04 2002.317.22:00:01.68/gps-fmout/S +2.20E-07 2002.317.22:00:06.90/wx/62.8,890.6,0.0 2002.317.22:00:06.96/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,46096,0,0,9216 2002.317.22:00:07.17#antcn#TR $$/317.22:00:07.09 324.7758 9.4421 -0.0002 -0.0002 2002.317.22:00:07.17#antcn#CO 0.0546 -0.0888 -0.9883 0.1007 2002.317.22:00:07.46/mat/600B0154 2002.317.22:00:07.94#setcl#time/850554,0,2002,317,22,00,08.00,2.048,2.343,6 2002.317.22:00:07.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:00:08.08/tonemeas/1:01,176.44,23.81,195.98,-155.12 2002.317.22:00:08.14/tonemeas/2:01,206.88,-51.20,176.30,-177.18 2002.317.22:00:08.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-30.44,75.01 2002.317.22:00:08.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,19.68,22.06 2002.317.22:00:08.21/tonemeas/1:02,178.18,-156.20,194.94,29.16 2002.317.22:00:08.27/tonemeas/2:02,233.11,178.38,185.43,52.08 2002.317.22:00:08.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.93,25.42 2002.317.22:00:08.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,9.51,-22.92 2002.317.22:00:08.28:!2002.317.22:02:29 2002.317.22:00:09.00#setcl#time/850660,0,2002,317,22,00,09.00,1.434,2.344,0 2002.317.22:00:09.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:00:34.01;"weather-overcast with light drizzle. 2002.317.22:00:37.09;sxmon 2002.317.22:00:37.13/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.317.22:00:37.17/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.317.22:00:37.21/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,249.15 psi 2002.317.22:00:37.24/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,66.44 psi 2002.317.22:00:37.27/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.53 degC 2002.317.22:00:37.30/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.317.22:00:37.33/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,31.27 degK 2002.317.22:00:37.36/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.317.22:02:29.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.22:02:29.06:tape 2002.317.22:02:29.12/tape/290,290,290,290,290,290,262,290 2002.317.22:02:29.12:postob 2002.317.22:02:29.12:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.22:02:30.08:setups2=1 2002.317.22:02:34.16:!2002.317.22:03:49 2002.317.22:03:49.00:preob 2002.317.22:03:49.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.22:03:49.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.22:03:49.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.22:03:49.18:!2002.317.22:03:59 2002.317.22:03:56.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.22:03:59.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.22:03:59.06:tape 2002.317.22:03:59.13/tape/381,380,380,380,380,380,351,380 2002.317.22:03:59.13:midob 2002.317.22:04:00.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.22:04:00.26/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.317.22:04:00.63/cable/2.3804E-04 2002.317.22:04:00.69/gps-fmout/S +1.75E-07 2002.317.22:04:05.76/wx/62.9,890.6,0.0 2002.317.22:04:05.82/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33368,0,0,87296 2002.317.22:04:06.15#antcn#TR $$/317.22:04:06.08 121.1677 69.1506 0.0004 0.0002 2002.317.22:04:06.15#antcn#CO 0.0301 -0.0452 -0.9883 0.0066 2002.317.22:04:06.32/mat/600B0717 2002.317.22:04:06.98#setcl#time/874457,0,2002,317,22,04,07.00,1.693,2.410,2 2002.317.22:04:06.98#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:04:07.10/tonemeas/1:01,201.54,16.58,221.70,-160.90 2002.317.22:04:07.16/tonemeas/2:01,235.67,-58.57,201.91,175.39 2002.317.22:04:07.16/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-34.13,75.15 2002.317.22:04:07.17/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,19.79,23.71 2002.317.22:04:07.23/tonemeas/1:02,195.56,-159.84,211.10,25.58 2002.317.22:04:07.29/tonemeas/2:02,253.40,175.48,201.22,48.27 2002.317.22:04:07.29/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-57.84,24.68 2002.317.22:04:07.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,9.88,-22.69 2002.317.22:04:07.30:!2002.317.22:14:35 2002.317.22:04:07.96#setcl#time/874555,0,2002,317,22,04,08.00,1.892,2.410,4 2002.317.22:04:07.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:14:35.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.22:14:35.06:tape 2002.317.22:14:35.12/tape/1016,1017,1017,1017,1016,1016,987,1016 2002.317.22:14:35.12:postob 2002.317.22:14:35.12:source=1958-179,200057.1,-174857.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.22:14:36.08:setups2=1 2002.317.22:14:41.12:!2002.317.22:15:08 2002.317.22:15:08.00:preob 2002.317.22:15:08.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.22:15:08.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.22:15:08.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.22:15:08.16:!2002.317.22:15:18 2002.317.22:15:14.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.22:15:18.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.22:15:18.06:tape 2002.317.22:15:18.12/tape/1059,1059,1059,1059,1059,1059,1031,1059 2002.317.22:15:18.12:midob 2002.317.22:15:19.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.22:15:19.27/hpib/-1.061E-01 2002.317.22:15:19.61/cable/2.3679E-04 2002.317.22:15:19.67/gps-fmout/S +2.45E-07 2002.317.22:15:23.85/wx/62.9,890.5,0.0 2002.317.22:15:23.91/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,51645,0,0,138752 2002.317.22:15:24.15#antcn#TR $$/317.22:15:24.08 113.0465 8.0033 -0.0004 -0.0002 2002.317.22:15:24.15#antcn#CO 0.0569 -0.1146 -0.9883 0.1175 2002.317.22:15:24.42/mat/600B0046 2002.317.22:15:24.97#setcl#time/942255,0,2002,317,22,15,25.00,1.755,2.598,3 2002.317.22:15:24.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:15:25.09/tonemeas/1:01,172.28,34.00,191.17,-144.32 2002.317.22:15:25.15/tonemeas/2:01,198.83,-38.80,170.80,-165.51 2002.317.22:15:25.15/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-26.55,72.80 2002.317.22:15:25.16/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,20.37,21.19 2002.317.22:15:25.22/tonemeas/1:02,181.02,-155.66,197.10,30.70 2002.317.22:15:25.28/tonemeas/2:02,234.16,-179.76,186.77,53.79 2002.317.22:15:25.28/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.14,24.10 2002.317.22:15:25.29/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.33,-23.09 2002.317.22:15:25.29:!2002.317.22:24:30 2002.317.22:15:25.95#setcl#time/942353,0,2002,317,22,15,26.00,1.940,2.598,5 2002.317.22:15:25.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:24:30.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.22:24:30.07:tape 2002.317.22:24:30.13/tape/1611,1611,1611,1611,1611,1611,1582,1611 2002.317.22:24:30.13:postob 2002.317.22:24:30.13:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.22:24:31.08:setups2=1 2002.317.22:24:35.16:!2002.317.22:24:49 2002.317.22:24:49.00:preob 2002.317.22:24:49.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.22:24:49.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.22:24:49.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.22:24:49.16:!2002.317.22:24:59 2002.317.22:24:54.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.22:24:59.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.22:24:59.07:tape 2002.317.22:24:59.13/tape/1640,1640,1640,1640,1640,1640,1612,1640 2002.317.22:24:59.15:midob 2002.317.22:25:00.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.22:25:00.27/hpib/-9.092E-02 2002.317.22:25:00.61/cable/2.3657E-04 2002.317.22:25:00.67/gps-fmout/S +2.53E-07 2002.317.22:25:05.78/wx/63.6,890.4,0.0 2002.317.22:25:05.84/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34853,0,0,91648 2002.317.22:25:06.16#antcn#TR $$/317.22:25:06.10 121.5272 45.7681 0.0003 0.0002 2002.317.22:25:06.16#antcn#CO 0.0516 -0.0768 -0.9883 0.0168 2002.317.22:25:06.34/mat/600B0225 2002.317.22:25:06.94#setcl#time/1000451,0,2002,317,22,25,07.00,2.000,2.760,6 2002.317.22:25:06.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:25:07.09/tonemeas/1:01,187.78,46.12,208.26,-131.89 2002.317.22:25:07.16/tonemeas/2:01,228.53,-24.91,192.97,-150.96 2002.317.22:25:07.16/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.75,71.03 2002.317.22:25:07.17/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,15.29,19.07 2002.317.22:25:07.23/tonemeas/1:02,192.27,-151.25,210.75,34.35 2002.317.22:25:07.29/tonemeas/2:02,249.60,-173.97,198.28,59.05 2002.317.22:25:07.29/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-57.33,22.72 2002.317.22:25:07.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.47,-24.70 2002.317.22:25:07.30:!2002.317.22:34:43 2002.317.22:25:07.96#setcl#time/1000553,0,2002,317,22,25,08.00,1.826,2.760,4 2002.317.22:25:07.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:34:43.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.22:34:43.07:tape 2002.317.22:34:43.13/tape/2224,2224,2224,2224,2224,2224,2196,2224 2002.317.22:34:43.13:postob 2002.317.22:34:43.13:source=1300+580,130252.5,574837.6,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.22:34:44.10:setups2=1 2002.317.22:34:48.12:!2002.317.22:36:01 2002.317.22:36:01.00:preob 2002.317.22:36:01.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.22:36:01.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.22:36:01.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.22:36:01.17:!2002.317.22:36:11 2002.317.22:36:08.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.22:36:11.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.22:36:11.06:tape 2002.317.22:36:11.12/tape/2312,2313,2313,2312,2312,2312,2283,2312 2002.317.22:36:11.12:midob 2002.317.22:36:12.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.22:36:12.28/hpib/-1.137E-01 2002.317.22:36:12.65/cable/2.3642E-04 2002.317.22:36:12.71/gps-fmout/S +1.67E-07 2002.317.22:36:17.49/wx/63.5,890.2,0.0 2002.317.22:36:17.55/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36178,0,0,95488 2002.317.22:36:18.17#antcn#TR $$/317.22:36:18.09 333.0341 45.6404 -0.0003 -0.0000 2002.317.22:36:18.17#antcn#CO 0.0404 -0.0508 -0.9883 0.0169 2002.317.22:36:19.65/mat/600B0025 2002.317.22:36:19.95#setcl#time/1067751,0,2002,317,22,36,20.00,1.873,2.947,5 2002.317.22:36:19.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:36:20.08/tonemeas/1:01,196.51,33.90,216.29,-143.19 2002.317.22:36:20.14/tonemeas/2:01,231.37,-37.59,198.69,-163.73 2002.317.22:36:20.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-34.86,71.49 2002.317.22:36:20.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,17.60,20.54 2002.317.22:36:20.21/tonemeas/1:02,195.40,-154.71,211.80,31.26 2002.317.22:36:20.27/tonemeas/2:02,252.41,-178.86,200.33,54.62 2002.317.22:36:20.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-57.01,24.15 2002.317.22:36:20.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.47,-23.36 2002.317.22:36:20.28:!2002.317.22:39:14 2002.317.22:36:21.00#setcl#time/1067856,0,2002,317,22,36,21.00,1.466,2.947,0 2002.317.22:36:21.00#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:39:14.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.22:39:14.07:tape 2002.317.22:39:14.13/tape/2495,2495,2495,2496,2495,2496,2466,2495 2002.317.22:39:14.13:postob 2002.317.22:39:14.14:source=1739+522,174037.0,521143.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.22:39:15.09:setups2=1 2002.317.22:39:19.11:!2002.317.22:39:45 2002.317.22:39:45.00:preob 2002.317.22:39:45.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.22:39:45.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.22:39:45.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.22:39:45.17:!2002.317.22:39:55 2002.317.22:39:50.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.22:39:55.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.22:39:55.06:tape 2002.317.22:39:55.12/tape/2536,2536,2536,2536,2536,2536,2508,2536 2002.317.22:39:55.12:midob 2002.317.22:39:56.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.22:39:56.28/hpib/-9.850E-02 2002.317.22:39:56.61/cable/2.3671E-04 2002.317.22:39:56.67/gps-fmout/S +1.92E-07 2002.317.22:40:01.92/wx/63.6,890.1,0.0 2002.317.22:40:01.98/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35736,0,0,8192 2002.317.22:40:02.17#antcn#TR $$/317.22:40:02.09 31.2302 51.1680 -0.0003 0.0002 2002.317.22:40:02.17#antcn#CO 0.0514 -0.0508 -0.9883 0.0139 2002.317.22:40:02.49/mat/600B0106 2002.317.22:40:02.97#setcl#time/1090053,0,2002,317,22,40,03.00,1.675,3.009,3 2002.317.22:40:02.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:40:03.09/tonemeas/1:01,197.13,34.31,217.04,-143.05 2002.317.22:40:03.15/tonemeas/2:01,235.26,-37.69,200.80,-163.12 2002.317.22:40:03.15/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-38.13,72.00 2002.317.22:40:03.16/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,16.24,20.07 2002.317.22:40:03.22/tonemeas/1:02,200.11,-154.81,214.65,31.25 2002.317.22:40:03.28/tonemeas/2:02,255.63,-178.45,203.81,54.63 2002.317.22:40:03.28/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.52,23.64 2002.317.22:40:03.29/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.84,-23.38 2002.317.22:40:03.29:!2002.317.22:44:58 2002.317.22:40:03.95#setcl#time/1090151,0,2002,317,22,40,04.00,1.835,3.009,5 2002.317.22:40:03.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:44:58.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.22:44:58.07:tape 2002.317.22:44:58.13/tape/2840,2840,2839,2839,2839,2839,2810,2839 2002.317.22:44:58.13:postob 2002.317.22:44:58.13:source=nrao512,164029.6,394646.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.22:44:59.09:setups2=1 2002.317.22:45:03.17:!2002.317.22:45:08 2002.317.22:45:08.00:preob 2002.317.22:45:08.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.22:45:08.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.22:45:08.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.22:45:08.17:!2002.317.22:45:18 2002.317.22:45:12.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.22:45:18.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.22:45:18.06:tape 2002.317.22:45:18.12/tape/2859,2859,2859,2859,2859,2859,2831,2859 2002.317.22:45:18.12:midob 2002.317.22:45:19.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.22:45:19.28/hpib/-7.577E-02 2002.317.22:45:19.67/cable/2.3723E-04 2002.317.22:45:19.73/gps-fmout/S +1.71E-07 2002.317.22:45:24.15/wx/63.6,890.1,0.0 2002.317.22:45:24.21/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34766,0,0,7680 2002.317.22:45:25.17#antcn#TR $$/317.22:45:25.09 33.3686 67.9161 -0.0006 0.0002 2002.317.22:45:25.17#antcn#CO 0.0376 -0.0284 -0.9883 0.0070 2002.317.22:45:26.32/mat/600B0252 2002.317.22:45:26.98#setcl#time/1122453,0,2002,317,22,45,27.00,1.627,3.099,2 2002.317.22:45:26.98#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:45:27.10/tonemeas/1:01,199.79,31.79,219.62,-145.58 2002.317.22:45:27.16/tonemeas/2:01,235.75,-41.43,201.14,-167.21 2002.317.22:45:27.17/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-35.96,73.22 2002.317.22:45:27.17/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,18.48,21.63 2002.317.22:45:27.23/tonemeas/1:02,201.01,-156.07,216.53,30.02 2002.317.22:45:27.29/tonemeas/2:02,255.93,-179.87,202.45,53.42 2002.317.22:45:27.29/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.92,23.80 2002.317.22:45:27.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.08,-23.40 2002.317.22:45:27.30:!2002.317.22:50:05 2002.317.22:45:27.96#setcl#time/1122551,0,2002,317,22,45,28.00,1.781,3.099,4 2002.317.22:45:27.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:50:05.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.22:50:05.07:tape 2002.317.22:50:05.13/tape/3146,3146,3146,3147,3146,3147,3118,3146 2002.317.22:50:05.13:postob 2002.317.22:50:05.13:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.22:50:06.09:setups2=1 2002.317.22:50:10.11:!2002.317.22:51:08 2002.317.22:51:08.00:preob 2002.317.22:51:08.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.22:51:08.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.22:51:08.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.22:51:08.17:!2002.317.22:51:18 2002.317.22:51:13.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.22:51:18.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.22:51:18.06:tape 2002.317.22:51:18.12/tape/3219,3220,3220,3220,3219,3219,3190,3219 2002.317.22:51:18.12:midob 2002.317.22:51:19.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.22:51:19.32/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.317.22:51:19.67/cable/2.3753E-04 2002.317.22:51:19.73/gps-fmout/S +1.82E-07 2002.317.22:51:24.85/wx/63.7,890.0,0.0 2002.317.22:51:24.91/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,33903,0,0,7424 2002.317.22:51:25.17#antcn#TR $$/317.22:51:25.09 152.1563 76.9164 0.0009 0.0003 2002.317.22:51:25.17#antcn#CO -0.0254 -0.0356 -0.9883 0.0040 2002.317.22:51:25.41/mat/600B0121 2002.317.22:51:25.95#setcl#time/1158350,0,2002,317,22,51,26.00,1.801,3.198,5 2002.317.22:51:25.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:51:26.08/tonemeas/1:01,198.25,36.23,219.96,-140.81 2002.317.22:51:26.14/tonemeas/2:01,234.20,-36.29,200.76,-162.07 2002.317.22:51:26.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-35.95,72.52 2002.317.22:51:26.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,19.20,21.26 2002.317.22:51:26.21/tonemeas/1:02,202.12,-156.50,214.54,29.52 2002.317.22:51:26.27/tonemeas/2:02,255.50,179.34,201.26,53.16 2002.317.22:51:26.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.38,24.16 2002.317.22:51:26.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.28,-23.64 2002.317.22:51:26.28:!2002.317.22:54:36 2002.317.22:51:26.94#setcl#time/1158449,0,2002,317,22,51,27.00,1.876,3.199,6 2002.317.22:51:26.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:54:36.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.22:54:36.43:tape 2002.317.22:54:36.49/tape/3417,3418,3418,3418,3418,3418,3389,3418 2002.317.22:54:36.49:postob 2002.317.22:54:36.49:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.22:54:37.09:setups2=1 2002.317.22:54:41.11:!2002.317.22:54:51 2002.317.22:54:51.00:preob 2002.317.22:54:51.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.22:54:51.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.22:54:51.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.22:54:51.17:!2002.317.22:55:01 2002.317.22:54:57.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.22:55:01.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.22:55:01.06:tape 2002.317.22:55:01.12/tape/3442,3442,3442,3442,3442,3442,3414,3442 2002.317.22:55:01.12:midob 2002.317.22:55:02.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.22:55:02.32/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.317.22:55:02.68/cable/2.3716E-04 2002.317.22:55:02.74/gps-fmout/S +1.91E-07 2002.317.22:55:07.68/wx/63.3,889.9,0.0 2002.317.22:55:07.74/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34424,0,0,90624 2002.317.22:55:08.17#antcn#TR $$/317.22:55:08.10 128.9398 51.4783 0.0004 0.0002 2002.317.22:55:08.17#antcn#CO 0.0471 -0.0701 -0.9883 0.0137 2002.317.22:55:08.24/mat/60FB0000 2002.317.22:55:08.96#setcl#time/1180650,0,2002,317,22,55,09.00,1.767,3.260,4 2002.317.22:55:08.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.22:55:09.11/tonemeas/1:01,196.35,46.39,217.26,-130.93 2002.317.22:55:09.17/tonemeas/2:01,233.41,-26.13,200.52,-151.65 2002.317.22:55:09.17/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-37.06,72.52 2002.317.22:55:09.18/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,16.74,20.72 2002.317.22:55:09.24/tonemeas/1:02,189.60,-153.13,206.23,32.85 2002.317.22:55:09.30/tonemeas/2:02,248.60,-178.24,196.19,54.91 2002.317.22:55:09.30/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-59.00,25.11 2002.317.22:55:09.31/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.04,-22.06 2002.317.22:55:09.31:!2002.317.23:10:46 2002.317.22:55:09.97#setcl#time/1180751,0,2002,317,22,55,10.00,1.693,3.260,3 2002.317.22:55:09.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:00:37.60;"weather-overcast with light drizzle. 2002.317.23:10:46.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.23:10:46.07:tape 2002.317.23:10:46.13/tape/4387,4387,4388,4388,4388,4387,4358,4387 2002.317.23:10:46.13:postob 2002.317.23:10:46.14:source=1921-293,192451.1,-291430.1,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.23:10:47.09:setups2=1 2002.317.23:10:51.23:!2002.317.23:11:05 2002.317.23:11:05.00:preob 2002.317.23:11:05.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.23:11:05.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.23:11:05.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.23:11:05.17:!2002.317.23:11:15 2002.317.23:11:11.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.23:11:15.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.23:11:15.07:tape 2002.317.23:11:15.13/tape/4416,4416,4416,4416,4416,4416,4388,4416 2002.317.23:11:15.13:midob 2002.317.23:11:16.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.23:11:16.28/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.317.23:11:16.64/cable/2.3576E-04 2002.317.23:11:16.70/gps-fmout/S +1.81E-07 2002.317.23:11:20.75/wx/64.1,889.8,0.0 2002.317.23:11:20.81/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,39528,0,0,8960 2002.317.23:11:21.16#antcn#TR $$/317.23:11:21.09 134.7385 19.4282 -0.0001 0.0005 2002.317.23:11:21.16#antcn#CO 0.0555 -0.1067 -0.9883 0.0485 2002.317.23:11:21.32/mat/600B0985 2002.317.23:11:21.98#setcl#time/1277951,0,2002,317,23,11,22.00,1.564,3.530,2 2002.317.23:11:21.98#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:11:22.10/tonemeas/1:01,188.10,50.87,208.48,-127.38 2002.317.23:11:22.16/tonemeas/2:01,226.32,-19.48,193.34,-145.75 2002.317.23:11:22.17/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-38.22,70.35 2002.317.23:11:22.17/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,15.14,18.37 2002.317.23:11:22.23/tonemeas/1:02,191.11,-150.47,207.78,35.68 2002.317.23:11:22.29/tonemeas/2:02,251.21,-174.27,196.88,59.28 2002.317.23:11:22.29/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-60.10,23.80 2002.317.23:11:22.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.90,-23.60 2002.317.23:11:22.30:!2002.317.23:30:54 2002.317.23:11:22.96#setcl#time/1278049,0,2002,317,23,11,23.00,1.699,3.531,4 2002.317.23:11:22.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:30:54.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.23:30:54.06:tape 2002.317.23:30:54.12/tape/5595,5595,5595,5595,5595,5595,5567,5595 2002.317.23:30:54.12:postob 2002.317.23:30:54.13:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.23:30:55.09:setups2=1 2002.317.23:30:59.11:!2002.317.23:31:29 2002.317.23:31:29.00:preob 2002.317.23:31:29.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.23:31:29.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.23:31:29.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.23:31:29.16:!2002.317.23:31:39 2002.317.23:31:31.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.23:31:39.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.23:31:39.06:tape 2002.317.23:31:39.13/tape/5640,5640,5640,5640,5640,5640,5612,5640 2002.317.23:31:39.13:midob 2002.317.23:31:40.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.23:31:40.27/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.317.23:31:40.58/cable/2.3576E-04 2002.317.23:31:40.64/gps-fmout/S +1.98E-07 2002.317.23:31:45.50/wx/63.9,889.7,0.0 2002.317.23:31:45.56/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33547,0,0,88064 2002.317.23:31:46.16#antcn#TR $$/317.23:31:46.08 198.5978 77.7218 0.0010 0.0003 2002.317.23:31:46.16#antcn#CO -0.0814 -0.0330 -0.9883 0.0038 2002.317.23:31:47.67/mat/600B0287 2002.317.23:31:47.97#setcl#time/1400548,0,2002,317,23,31,48.00,1.612,3.871,3 2002.317.23:31:47.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:31:48.09/tonemeas/1:01,196.14,51.83,216.13,-125.18 2002.317.23:31:48.15/tonemeas/2:01,236.92,-17.32,199.51,-143.15 2002.317.23:31:48.15/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.78,69.15 2002.317.23:31:48.16/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,16.62,17.97 2002.317.23:31:48.22/tonemeas/1:02,198.62,-151.46,213.81,34.94 2002.317.23:31:48.28/tonemeas/2:02,254.19,-174.28,202.50,59.18 2002.317.23:31:48.28/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.57,22.82 2002.317.23:31:48.29/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.31,-24.24 2002.317.23:31:48.29:!2002.317.23:35:25 2002.317.23:31:48.95#setcl#time/1400646,0,2002,317,23,31,49.00,1.736,3.871,5 2002.317.23:31:48.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:35:25.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.23:35:25.07:tape 2002.317.23:35:25.13/tape/5866,5866,5867,5867,5867,5866,5837,5866 2002.317.23:35:25.13:postob 2002.317.23:35:25.13:source=1958-179,200057.1,-174857.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.317.23:35:26.08:setups2=1 2002.317.23:35:30.10:!2002.317.23:36:07 2002.317.23:36:07.00:preob 2002.317.23:36:07.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.23:36:07.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.23:36:07.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.23:36:07.18:!2002.317.23:36:17 2002.317.23:36:14.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.23:36:17.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.23:36:17.06:tape 2002.317.23:36:17.13/tape/5918,5918,5918,5918,5918,5918,5890,5918 2002.317.23:36:17.13:midob 2002.317.23:36:18.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.23:36:18.29/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.317.23:36:18.66/cable/2.3517E-04 2002.317.23:36:18.72/gps-fmout/S +1.49E-07 2002.317.23:36:22.83/wx/63.6,889.6,0.0 2002.317.23:36:22.89/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,37102,0,0,7424 2002.317.23:36:23.16#antcn#TR $$/317.23:36:23.08 123.3785 24.5425 -0.0000 0.0002 2002.317.23:36:23.16#antcn#CO 0.0560 -0.1010 -0.9883 0.0376 2002.317.23:36:23.39/mat/600B0232 2002.317.23:36:23.93#setcl#time/1428144,0,2002,317,23,36,24.00,1.824,3.948,7 2002.317.23:36:23.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:36:24.05/tonemeas/1:01,190.17,55.25,209.92,-122.23 2002.317.23:36:24.11/tonemeas/2:01,227.33,-13.29,193.13,-139.40 2002.317.23:36:24.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-37.16,68.54 2002.317.23:36:24.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,16.79,17.17 2002.317.23:36:24.18/tonemeas/1:02,195.92,-150.04,213.74,36.47 2002.317.23:36:24.24/tonemeas/2:02,251.59,-173.27,199.10,60.87 2002.317.23:36:24.24/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.67,23.23 2002.317.23:36:24.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.64,-24.40 2002.317.23:36:24.25:!2002.317.23:44:44 2002.317.23:36:24.97#setcl#time/1428248,0,2002,317,23,36,25.00,1.581,3.948,3 2002.317.23:36:24.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:44:44.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.23:44:44.07:tape 2002.317.23:44:44.13/tape/6425,6425,6425,6425,6425,6425,6397,6425 2002.317.23:44:44.13:postob 2002.317.23:44:44.13:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.23:44:45.08:setups2=1 2002.317.23:44:49.10:!2002.317.23:45:04 2002.317.23:45:04.00:preob 2002.317.23:45:04.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.23:45:04.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.23:45:04.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.23:45:04.16:!2002.317.23:45:14 2002.317.23:45:11.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.23:45:14.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.23:45:14.06:tape 2002.317.23:45:14.12/tape/6455,6456,6456,6456,6455,6455,6426,6455 2002.317.23:45:14.12:midob 2002.317.23:45:15.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.23:45:15.30/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.317.23:45:15.66/cable/2.3531E-04 2002.317.23:45:15.72/gps-fmout/S +2.01E-07 2002.317.23:45:19.86/wx/63.8,889.5,0.0 2002.317.23:45:19.92/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,41940,0,0,111360 2002.317.23:45:20.16#antcn#TR $$/317.23:45:20.08 88.2020 14.1527 0.0002 -0.0001 2002.317.23:45:20.16#antcn#CO 0.0578 -0.1057 -0.9883 0.0674 2002.317.23:45:20.42/mat/600B0158 2002.317.23:45:21.26#setcl#time/1481876,0,2002,317,23,45,21.00,-0.117,4.097,-26 2002.317.23:45:21.26#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:45:21.38/tonemeas/1:01,180.05,60.22,199.13,-117.91 2002.317.23:45:21.44/tonemeas/2:01,213.48,-7.55,184.03,-133.87 2002.317.23:45:21.44/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-33.43,67.77 2002.317.23:45:21.45/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,15.10,15.96 2002.317.23:45:21.51/tonemeas/1:02,188.15,-147.38,204.21,38.96 2002.317.23:45:21.57/tonemeas/2:02,246.20,-171.87,193.55,63.26 2002.317.23:45:21.57/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-58.05,24.49 2002.317.23:45:21.58/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.66,-24.30 2002.317.23:45:21.58:!2002.317.23:49:15 2002.317.23:45:21.94#setcl#time/1481944,0,2002,317,23,45,22.00,1.757,4.097,6 2002.317.23:45:21.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:49:15.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.23:49:15.06:tape 2002.317.23:49:15.12/tape/6696,6696,6696,6696,6696,6696,6668,6696 2002.317.23:49:15.12:postob 2002.317.23:49:15.13:source=2234+282,223622.5,282857.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.23:49:16.08:setups2=1 2002.317.23:49:20.16:!2002.317.23:49:29 2002.317.23:49:29.00:preob 2002.317.23:49:29.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.317.23:49:29.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.317.23:49:29.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.317.23:49:29.16:!2002.317.23:49:39 2002.317.23:49:36.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.317.23:49:39.00:data_valid=on 2002.317.23:49:39.06:tape 2002.317.23:49:39.13/tape/6721,6721,6721,6720,6720,6720,6691,6720 2002.317.23:49:39.13:midob 2002.317.23:49:40.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.317.23:49:40.27/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.317.23:49:40.62/cable/2.3523E-04 2002.317.23:49:40.68/gps-fmout/S +1.90E-07 2002.317.23:49:44.37/wx/63.5,889.5,0.0 2002.317.23:49:44.43/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,43314,0,0,8960 2002.317.23:49:45.16#antcn#TR $$/317.23:49:45.09 63.8207 11.6293 -0.0002 0.0004 2002.317.23:49:45.16#antcn#CO 0.0578 -0.1022 -0.9883 0.0820 2002.317.23:49:46.53/mat/600B0116 2002.317.23:49:46.95#setcl#time/1508444,0,2002,317,23,49,47.00,1.726,4.171,5 2002.317.23:49:46.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:49:47.08/tonemeas/1:01,177.58,66.75,197.66,-111.39 2002.317.23:49:47.14/tonemeas/2:01,214.58,-0.14,182.01,-127.10 2002.317.23:49:47.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-37.00,66.89 2002.317.23:49:47.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,15.65,15.71 2002.317.23:49:47.21/tonemeas/1:02,186.99,-145.59,203.10,40.88 2002.317.23:49:47.27/tonemeas/2:02,241.52,-168.41,190.39,64.68 2002.317.23:49:47.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.53,22.82 2002.317.23:49:47.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.71,-23.80 2002.317.23:49:47.28:!2002.317.23:59:46 2002.317.23:49:47.94#setcl#time/1508543,0,2002,317,23,49,48.00,1.784,4.171,6 2002.317.23:49:47.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.317.23:59:46.00:data_valid=off 2002.317.23:59:46.06:tape 2002.317.23:59:46.12/tape/7327,7327,7327,7327,7327,7327,7299,7327 2002.317.23:59:46.12:postob 2002.317.23:59:46.13:source=nrao512,164029.6,394646.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.317.23:59:47.08:setups2=1 2002.317.23:59:51.28:!2002.318.00:00:26 2002.318.00:00:26.00:preob 2002.318.00:00:26.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.00:00:26.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.00:00:26.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.00:00:26.16:!2002.318.00:00:36 2002.318.00:00:28.33;"weather-overcast. 2002.318.00:00:29.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.00:00:30.45;sxmon 2002.318.00:00:30.49/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.318.00:00:30.52/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.00:00:30.55/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,248.17 psi 2002.318.00:00:30.58/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,66.44 psi 2002.318.00:00:30.61/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.53 degC 2002.318.00:00:30.64/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.07 volt 2002.318.00:00:30.67/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,30.78 degK 2002.318.00:00:30.70/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.00:00:36.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.00:00:36.42:tape 2002.318.00:00:36.48/tape/7378,7378,7378,7378,7378,7378,7349,7377 2002.318.00:00:36.48:midob 2002.318.00:00:37.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.00:00:37.26/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.00:00:37.65/cable/2.3560E-04 2002.318.00:00:37.71/gps-fmout/S +2.52E-07 2002.318.00:00:41.62/wx/63.6,889.3,0.0 2002.318.00:00:41.68/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33776,0,0,88576 2002.318.00:00:42.16#antcn#TR $$/318.00:00:42.08 351.7277 72.1198 -0.0005 -0.0001 2002.318.00:00:42.16#antcn#CO 0.0029 -0.0149 -0.9880 0.0056 2002.318.00:00:43.79/mat/600B0173 2002.318.00:00:44.93#setcl#time/1574241,0,2002,318,00,00,45.00,1.819,4.354,7 2002.318.00:00:44.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:00:45.07/tonemeas/1:01,196.86,54.72,217.95,-122.50 2002.318.00:00:45.13/tonemeas/2:01,237.34,-14.00,203.33,-140.00 2002.318.00:00:45.13/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.48,68.72 2002.318.00:00:45.14/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.62,17.50 2002.318.00:00:45.20/tonemeas/1:02,184.03,-150.10,198.87,36.03 2002.318.00:00:45.26/tonemeas/2:02,253.97,-173.47,202.46,59.52 2002.318.00:00:45.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-69.94,23.37 2002.318.00:00:45.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-3.59,-23.49 2002.318.00:00:45.27:!2002.318.00:05:42 2002.318.00:00:45.99#setcl#time/1574347,0,2002,318,00,00,46.00,1.488,4.354,1 2002.318.00:00:45.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:05:42.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.00:05:42.06:tape 2002.318.00:05:42.12/tape/7683,7683,7684,7684,7683,7684,7654,7683 2002.318.00:05:42.12:postob 2002.318.00:05:42.13:source=1739+522,174037.0,521143.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.00:05:43.10:setups2=1 2002.318.00:05:47.12:!2002.318.00:05:56 2002.318.00:05:56.00:preob 2002.318.00:05:56.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.00:05:56.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.00:05:56.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.00:05:56.18:!2002.318.00:06:06 2002.318.00:06:00.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.00:06:06.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.00:06:06.18:tape 2002.318.00:06:06.24/tape/7708,7708,7707,7707,7707,7707,7678,7707 2002.318.00:06:06.24:midob 2002.318.00:06:07.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.00:06:07.30/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.00:06:07.61/cable/2.3642E-04 2002.318.00:06:07.67/gps-fmout/S +2.35E-07 2002.318.00:06:11.85/wx/63.3,889.3,0.0 2002.318.00:06:11.91/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35382,0,0,93184 2002.318.00:06:12.17#antcn#TR $$/318.00:06:12.08 12.3465 58.8636 -0.0002 -0.0001 2002.318.00:06:12.17#antcn#CO 0.0411 -0.0363 -0.9880 0.0104 2002.318.00:06:12.41/mat/600B0040 2002.318.00:06:12.96#setcl#time/1607044,0,2002,318,00,06,13.00,1.620,4.445,4 2002.318.00:06:12.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:06:13.08/tonemeas/1:01,194.92,54.14,215.41,-122.82 2002.318.00:06:13.14/tonemeas/2:01,234.87,-15.89,199.91,-141.26 2002.318.00:06:13.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.95,70.03 2002.318.00:06:13.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,15.50,18.44 2002.318.00:06:13.21/tonemeas/1:02,171.21,-151.47,184.18,34.60 2002.318.00:06:13.27/tonemeas/2:02,259.45,-175.80,207.10,58.13 2002.318.00:06:13.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-88.24,24.33 2002.318.00:06:13.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-22.92,-23.53 2002.318.00:06:13.28:!2002.318.00:10:49 2002.318.00:06:13.94#setcl#time/1607142,0,2002,318,00,06,14.00,1.728,4.445,6 2002.318.00:06:13.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:10:49.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.00:10:49.06:tape 2002.318.00:10:49.12/tape/7990,7990,7990,7990,7990,7990,7962,7990 2002.318.00:10:49.12:postob 2002.318.00:10:49.13:source=1908-201,191109.7,-200655.1,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.00:10:50.08:setups2=1 2002.318.00:10:54.10:!2002.318.00:11:56 2002.318.00:11:30.76;"transport 6 failed to start during tape change. had to start manually. 2002.318.00:11:56.00:preob 2002.318.00:11:56.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.00:11:56.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.00:11:56.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.00:11:56.16:!2002.318.00:12:06 2002.318.00:12:03.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.00:12:06.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.00:12:06.18:tape 2002.318.00:12:06.24/tape/8067,8067,8067,8067,8067,8067,8039,8068 2002.318.00:12:06.24:midob 2002.318.00:12:07.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.00:12:07.27/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.00:12:07.60/cable/2.3693E-04 2002.318.00:12:07.66/gps-fmout/S +1.97E-07 2002.318.00:12:12.54/wx/63.6,889.2,0.0 2002.318.00:12:12.60/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36259,0,0,7168 2002.318.00:12:13.16#antcn#TR $$/318.00:12:13.09 141.6943 37.6787 0.0002 0.0002 2002.318.00:12:13.16#antcn#CO 0.0507 -0.0879 -0.9880 0.0223 2002.318.00:12:14.71/mat/600B0150 2002.318.00:12:14.97#setcl#time/1643244,0,2002,318,00,12,15.00,1.584,4.545,3 2002.318.00:12:14.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:12:15.13/tonemeas/1:01,189.12,61.69,209.19,-115.71 2002.318.00:12:15.19/tonemeas/2:01,228.63,-8.96,194.40,-134.59 2002.318.00:12:15.19/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.51,70.65 2002.318.00:12:15.20/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.79,18.88 2002.318.00:12:15.26/tonemeas/1:02,196.74,-148.61,211.83,38.47 2002.318.00:12:15.32/tonemeas/2:02,253.01,-172.12,200.86,61.79 2002.318.00:12:15.32/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.27,23.51 2002.318.00:12:15.33/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.97,-23.32 2002.318.00:12:15.33:!2002.318.00:16:15 2002.318.00:12:15.99#setcl#time/1643346,0,2002,318,00,12,16.00,1.478,4.545,1 2002.318.00:12:15.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:12:19.15;"transport six is approx. 30 sec late from other tapes. 2002.318.00:16:15.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.00:16:15.07:tape 2002.318.00:16:15.13/tape/8316,8316,8316,8316,8316,8316,8288,8316 2002.318.00:16:15.13:postob 2002.318.00:16:15.13:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.00:16:16.10:setups2=1 2002.318.00:16:20.12:!2002.318.00:17:14 2002.318.00:17:14.00:preob 2002.318.00:17:14.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.00:17:14.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.00:17:14.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.00:17:14.18:!2002.318.00:17:24 2002.318.00:17:22.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.00:17:24.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.00:17:24.07:tape 2002.318.00:17:24.13/tape/8385,8385,8385,8385,8385,8385,8357,8385 2002.318.00:17:24.13:midob 2002.318.00:17:25.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.00:17:25.28/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.00:17:25.64/cable/2.3709E-04 2002.318.00:17:25.70/gps-fmout/S +1.48E-07 2002.318.00:17:29.94/wx/63.8,889.2,0.0 2002.318.00:17:30.00/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,56250,0,0,11264 2002.318.00:17:30.17#antcn#TR $$/318.00:17:30.10 27.7006 5.3757 -0.0002 0.0003 2002.318.00:17:30.17#antcn#CO 0.0568 -0.0974 -0.9880 0.1694 2002.318.00:17:30.51/mat/600B0099 2002.318.00:17:30.93#setcl#time/1674840,0,2002,318,00,17,31.00,1.761,4.633,7 2002.318.00:17:30.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:17:31.05/tonemeas/1:01,150.53,80.75,170.25,-97.73 2002.318.00:17:31.11/tonemeas/2:01,184.48,11.44,157.75,-116.45 2002.318.00:17:31.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-33.95,69.31 2002.318.00:17:31.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.50,18.72 2002.318.00:17:31.18/tonemeas/1:02,166.79,-142.80,184.43,43.09 2002.318.00:17:31.24/tonemeas/2:02,219.37,-166.19,172.79,68.71 2002.318.00:17:31.24/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-52.58,23.39 2002.318.00:17:31.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.64,-25.62 2002.318.00:17:31.25:!2002.318.00:25:20 2002.318.00:17:31.97#setcl#time/1674944,0,2002,318,00,17,32.00,1.554,4.633,3 2002.318.00:17:31.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:25:20.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.00:25:20.06:tape 2002.318.00:25:20.12/tape/8861,8862,8862,8862,8861,8861,8832,8861 2002.318.00:25:20.12:postob 2002.318.00:25:20.13:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.00:25:21.10:setups2=1 2002.318.00:25:25.12:!2002.318.00:26:31 2002.318.00:26:31.00:preob 2002.318.00:26:31.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.00:26:31.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.00:26:31.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.00:26:31.19:!2002.318.00:26:41 2002.318.00:26:38.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.00:26:41.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.00:26:41.06:tape 2002.318.00:26:41.12/tape/8943,8942,8942,8942,8942,8942,8913,8942 2002.318.00:26:41.12:midob 2002.318.00:26:42.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.00:26:42.31/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.00:26:42.68/cable/2.3776E-04 2002.318.00:26:42.74/gps-fmout/S +1.93E-07 2002.318.00:26:47.81/wx/63.8,889.2,0.0 2002.318.00:26:47.87/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34026,0,0,89344 2002.318.00:26:48.17#antcn#TR $$/318.00:26:48.10 166.4518 63.3268 0.0003 -0.0000 2002.318.00:26:48.17#antcn#CO 0.0188 -0.0551 -0.9880 0.0087 2002.318.00:26:48.38/mat/600B0066 2002.318.00:26:48.92#setcl#time/1730638,0,2002,318,00,26,49.00,1.805,4.788,8 2002.318.00:26:48.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:26:49.04/tonemeas/1:01,193.65,68.39,215.23,-108.51 2002.318.00:26:49.10/tonemeas/2:01,234.54,-1.79,198.36,-129.45 2002.318.00:26:49.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.89,70.18 2002.318.00:26:49.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,16.87,20.94 2002.318.00:26:49.17/tonemeas/1:02,194.58,-147.60,212.99,39.35 2002.318.00:26:49.23/tonemeas/2:02,254.64,-170.61,201.15,64.54 2002.318.00:26:49.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-60.06,23.01 2002.318.00:26:49.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.84,-25.19 2002.318.00:26:49.24:!2002.318.00:33:09 2002.318.00:26:49.96#setcl#time/1730742,0,2002,318,00,26,50.00,1.604,4.788,4 2002.318.00:26:49.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:33:09.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.00:33:09.06:tape 2002.318.00:33:09.12/tape/9331,9330,9330,9330,9330,9330,9301,9330 2002.318.00:33:09.12:postob 2002.318.00:33:09.12:source=1300+580,130252.5,574837.6,2000.0,cw 2002.318.00:33:10.10:setups2=1 2002.318.00:33:14.12:!2002.318.00:34:27 2002.318.00:34:27.00:preob 2002.318.00:34:27.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.00:34:27.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.00:34:27.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.00:34:27.19:!2002.318.00:34:37 2002.318.00:34:36.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.00:34:37.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.00:34:37.07:tape 2002.318.00:34:37.13/tape/9418,9418,9418,9418,9418,9418,9390,9418 2002.318.00:34:37.13:midob 2002.318.00:34:38.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.00:34:38.27/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.00:34:38.62/cable/2.3723E-04 2002.318.00:34:38.68/gps-fmout/S +2.42E-07 2002.318.00:34:43.93/wx/63.5,889.2,0.0 2002.318.00:34:43.99/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35491,0,0,7424 2002.318.00:34:44.16#antcn#TR $$/318.00:34:44.10 325.2916 31.1399 -0.0001 -0.0001 2002.318.00:34:44.16#antcn#CO 0.0475 -0.0684 -0.9880 0.0285 2002.318.00:34:44.50/mat/600B0034 2002.318.00:34:44.93#setcl#time/1778238,0,2002,318,00,34,45.00,1.756,4.920,7 2002.318.00:34:44.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:34:45.05/tonemeas/1:01,187.56,75.09,208.17,-102.44 2002.318.00:34:45.11/tonemeas/2:01,227.86,5.26,193.08,-122.23 2002.318.00:34:45.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.30,69.83 2002.318.00:34:45.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,15.09,19.79 2002.318.00:34:45.18/tonemeas/1:02,196.26,-145.29,214.29,41.41 2002.318.00:34:45.24/tonemeas/2:02,250.97,-167.48,199.43,67.16 2002.318.00:34:45.24/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.71,22.19 2002.318.00:34:45.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.86,-25.75 2002.318.00:34:45.25:!2002.318.00:37:40 2002.318.00:34:45.97#setcl#time/1778342,0,2002,318,00,34,46.00,1.561,4.920,3 2002.318.00:34:45.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:37:40.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.00:37:40.07:tape 2002.318.00:37:40.13/tape/9601,9601,9601,9601,9601,9601,9573,9601 2002.318.00:37:40.13:postob 2002.318.00:37:40.13:source=2234+282,223622.5,282857.4,2000.0,cw 2002.318.00:37:41.10:setups2=1 2002.318.00:37:45.12:!2002.318.00:38:32 2002.318.00:38:32.00:preob 2002.318.00:38:32.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.00:38:32.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.00:38:32.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.00:38:32.18:!2002.318.00:38:42 2002.318.00:38:39.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.00:38:42.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.00:38:42.06:tape 2002.318.00:38:42.12/tape/9663,9663,9663,9663,9663,9663,9635,9663 2002.318.00:38:42.12:midob 2002.318.00:38:43.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.00:38:43.28/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.00:38:43.66/cable/2.3723E-04 2002.318.00:38:43.72/gps-fmout/S +1.63E-07 2002.318.00:38:47.60/wx/63.6,889.3,0.0 2002.318.00:38:47.66/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,39400,0,0,104704 2002.318.00:38:48.18#antcn#TR $$/318.00:38:48.10 67.0275 21.9559 -0.0001 0.0000 2002.318.00:38:48.18#antcn#CO 0.0584 -0.0938 -0.9880 0.0425 2002.318.00:38:49.76/mat/600B0058 2002.318.00:38:51.08#setcl#time/1802853,0,2002,318,00,38,51.00,1.010,4.989,-8 2002.318.00:38:51.08#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:38:51.22/tonemeas/1:01,183.06,84.02,200.63,-93.35 2002.318.00:38:51.28/tonemeas/2:01,223.02,14.91,187.57,-112.81 2002.318.00:38:51.28/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.96,69.11 2002.318.00:38:51.29/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.06,19.46 2002.318.00:38:51.35/tonemeas/1:02,196.56,-142.17,213.02,44.16 2002.318.00:38:51.41/tonemeas/2:02,250.19,-164.39,197.71,69.60 2002.318.00:38:51.41/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.63,22.22 2002.318.00:38:51.42/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.31,-25.44 2002.318.00:38:51.42:!2002.318.00:51:20 2002.318.00:38:51.96#setcl#time/1802941,0,2002,318,00,38,52.00,1.588,4.989,4 2002.318.00:38:51.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:51:20.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.00:51:20.06:tape 2002.318.00:51:20.12/tape/10422,10422,10422,10421,10421,10421,10392,10421 2002.318.00:51:20.12:postob 2002.318.00:51:20.13:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.00:51:21.10:setups2=1 2002.318.00:51:25.12:!2002.318.00:54:08 2002.318.00:54:08.00:preob 2002.318.00:54:08.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.00:54:08.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.00:54:08.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.00:54:08.18:!2002.318.00:54:18 2002.318.00:54:18.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.00:54:18.06:tape 2002.318.00:54:18.12/tape/10599,10599,10599,10600,10599,10600,10571,10599 2002.318.00:54:18.12:midob 2002.318.00:54:19.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.00:54:19.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.00:54:19.29/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.00:54:19.63/cable/2.3716E-04 2002.318.00:54:19.69/gps-fmout/S +2.51E-07 2002.318.00:54:23.81/wx/63.9,889.3,0.0 2002.318.00:54:23.87/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,38593,0,0,102656 2002.318.00:54:24.18#antcn#TR $$/318.00:54:24.10 94.9399 30.1538 -0.0001 0.0001 2002.318.00:54:24.18#antcn#CO 0.0577 -0.0915 -0.9880 0.0296 2002.318.00:54:24.37/mat/600B0098 2002.318.00:54:24.97#setcl#time/1896240,0,2002,318,00,54,25.00,1.555,5.248,3 2002.318.00:54:24.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:54:25.10/tonemeas/1:01,183.16,77.70,202.83,-99.51 2002.318.00:54:25.16/tonemeas/2:01,221.82,8.40,189.10,-118.80 2002.318.00:54:25.16/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-38.66,69.30 2002.318.00:54:25.17/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.73,19.29 2002.318.00:54:25.23/tonemeas/1:02,197.91,-144.15,216.03,42.61 2002.318.00:54:25.29/tonemeas/2:02,254.43,-166.51,201.39,68.41 2002.318.00:54:25.29/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.52,22.36 2002.318.00:54:25.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.64,-25.80 2002.318.00:54:25.30:!2002.318.00:55:54 2002.318.00:54:25.96#setcl#time/1896339,0,2002,318,00,54,26.00,1.601,5.248,4 2002.318.00:54:25.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:55:54.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.00:55:54.06:tape 2002.318.00:55:54.12/tape/10695,10695,10695,10695,10695,10695,10666,10695 2002.318.00:55:54.12:postob 2002.318.00:55:54.12:source=1357+769,135755.4,764321.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.00:55:55.10:setups2=1 2002.318.00:55:59.12:!2002.318.00:56:50 2002.318.00:56:50.00:preob 2002.318.00:56:50.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.00:56:50.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.00:56:50.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.00:56:50.18:!2002.318.00:57:00 2002.318.00:56:58.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.00:57:00.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.00:57:00.06:tape 2002.318.00:57:00.13/tape/10761,10761,10761,10761,10761,10761,10732,10761 2002.318.00:57:00.13:midob 2002.318.00:57:01.20/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.00:57:01.32/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.00:57:01.68/cable/2.3723E-04 2002.318.00:57:01.74/gps-fmout/S +1.77E-07 2002.318.00:57:05.72/wx/63.9,889.3,0.0 2002.318.00:57:05.78/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,39577,0,0,105216 2002.318.00:57:06.20#antcn#TR $$/318.00:57:06.10 347.2023 28.5869 0.0002 -0.0000 2002.318.00:57:06.20#antcn#CO 0.0516 -0.0704 -0.9880 0.0316 2002.318.00:57:06.28/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.00:57:06.94#setcl#time/1912437,0,2002,318,00,57,07.00,1.678,5.293,6 2002.318.00:57:06.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.00:57:07.06/tonemeas/1:01,183.01,78.72,202.47,-98.71 2002.318.00:57:07.12/tonemeas/2:01,220.17,9.62,189.16,-117.65 2002.318.00:57:07.12/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-37.16,69.10 2002.318.00:57:07.13/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.31,18.94 2002.318.00:57:07.19/tonemeas/1:02,196.13,-144.12,214.43,43.09 2002.318.00:57:07.25/tonemeas/2:02,253.74,-166.65,200.06,68.13 2002.318.00:57:07.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-57.61,22.53 2002.318.00:57:07.26/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.37,-25.04 2002.318.00:57:07.26:!2002.318.01:24:10 2002.318.00:57:07.98#setcl#time/1912541,0,2002,318,00,57,08.00,1.496,5.293,2 2002.318.00:57:07.98#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:00:45.63;"weather-overcast. light drizzle falling. 2002.318.01:00:47.12;sxmon 2002.318.01:00:47.16/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.318.01:00:47.19/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.01:00:47.22/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,247.68 psi 2002.318.01:00:47.25/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,65.95 psi 2002.318.01:00:47.28/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.53 degC 2002.318.01:00:47.31/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.318.01:00:47.34/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,30.29 degK 2002.318.01:00:47.37/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.01:24:10.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.01:24:10.08:tape 2002.318.01:24:10.14/tape/12391,12391,12391,12391,12391,12391,12363,12391 2002.318.01:24:10.14:postob 2002.318.01:24:10.14:source=nrao512,164029.6,394646.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.01:24:11.10:setups2=1 2002.318.01:24:15.12:!2002.318.01:24:29 2002.318.01:24:29.00:preob 2002.318.01:24:29.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.01:24:29.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.01:24:29.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.01:24:29.17:!2002.318.01:24:39 2002.318.01:24:33.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.01:24:39.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.01:24:39.06:tape 2002.318.01:24:39.12/tape/12420,12420,12420,12421,12420,12421,12391,12420 2002.318.01:24:39.12:midob 2002.318.01:24:40.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.01:24:40.29/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.01:24:40.63/cable/2.3746E-04 2002.318.01:24:40.69/gps-fmout/S +1.92E-07 2002.318.01:24:44.93/wx/64.4,889.5,0.0 2002.318.01:24:44.99/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33713,0,0,88576 2002.318.01:24:45.17#antcn#TR $$/318.01:24:45.10 316.0678 62.7919 -0.0001 -0.0004 2002.318.01:24:45.17#antcn#CO 0.0108 -0.0299 -0.9880 0.0089 2002.318.01:24:45.49/mat/600B0006 2002.318.01:24:45.97#setcl#time/2078337,0,2002,318,01,24,46.00,1.543,5.754,3 2002.318.01:24:45.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:24:46.09/tonemeas/1:01,191.75,69.85,210.87,-107.77 2002.318.01:24:46.15/tonemeas/2:01,235.63,-1.91,198.83,-128.76 2002.318.01:24:46.15/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.88,71.76 2002.318.01:24:46.16/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.04,20.99 2002.318.01:24:46.22/tonemeas/1:02,196.07,-146.72,212.38,40.16 2002.318.01:24:46.28/tonemeas/2:02,250.02,-169.54,197.77,64.88 2002.318.01:24:46.28/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.95,22.82 2002.318.01:24:46.29/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.61,-24.72 2002.318.01:24:46.29:!2002.318.01:28:59 2002.318.01:24:46.95#setcl#time/2078435,0,2002,318,01,24,47.00,1.627,5.754,5 2002.318.01:24:46.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:28:59.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.01:28:59.07:tape 2002.318.01:28:59.13/tape/12680,12680,12681,12681,12680,12681,12651,12680 2002.318.01:28:59.13:postob 2002.318.01:28:59.14:source=1044+719,104827.6,714335.9,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.01:29:00.10:setups2=1 2002.318.01:29:04.12:!2002.318.01:29:24 2002.318.01:29:24.00:preob 2002.318.01:29:24.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.01:29:24.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.01:29:24.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.01:29:24.17:!2002.318.01:29:34 2002.318.01:29:31.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.01:29:34.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.01:29:34.06:tape 2002.318.01:29:34.12/tape/12715,12715,12715,12715,12715,12715,12687,12715 2002.318.01:29:34.12:midob 2002.318.01:29:35.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.01:29:35.28/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.01:29:35.65/cable/2.3687E-04 2002.318.01:29:35.71/gps-fmout/S +2.51E-07 2002.318.01:29:39.89/wx/63.6,889.5,0.0 2002.318.01:29:39.95/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,42896,0,0,8704 2002.318.01:29:40.18#antcn#TR $$/318.01:29:40.09 342.8128 13.9490 -0.0009 -0.0001 2002.318.01:29:40.18#antcn#CO 0.0546 -0.0842 -0.9880 0.0685 2002.318.01:29:40.45/mat/600B0226 2002.318.01:29:40.93#setcl#time/2107833,0,2002,318,01,29,41.00,1.686,5.836,7 2002.318.01:29:40.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:29:41.05/tonemeas/1:01,185.20,69.88,206.74,-107.69 2002.318.01:29:41.11/tonemeas/2:01,225.09,-0.92,192.59,-128.41 2002.318.01:29:41.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.89,70.80 2002.318.01:29:41.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.15,20.72 2002.318.01:29:41.18/tonemeas/1:02,193.72,-146.67,210.43,40.13 2002.318.01:29:41.24/tonemeas/2:02,251.33,-169.85,196.41,64.80 2002.318.01:29:41.24/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-57.61,23.18 2002.318.01:29:41.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.02,-24.67 2002.318.01:29:41.25:!2002.318.01:34:42 2002.318.01:29:41.97#setcl#time/2107937,0,2002,318,01,29,42.00,1.522,5.836,3 2002.318.01:29:41.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:34:42.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.01:34:42.06:tape 2002.318.01:34:42.12/tape/13024,13024,13023,13023,13023,13023,12994,13023 2002.318.01:34:42.12:postob 2002.318.01:34:42.12:source=1739+522,174037.0,521143.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.01:34:43.10:setups2=1 2002.318.01:34:47.12:!2002.318.01:35:06 2002.318.01:35:06.00:preob 2002.318.01:35:06.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.01:35:06.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.01:35:06.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.01:35:06.18:!2002.318.01:35:16 2002.318.01:35:10.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.01:35:16.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.01:35:16.06:tape 2002.318.01:35:16.12/tape/13057,13057,13057,13057,13057,13057,13029,13057 2002.318.01:35:16.12:midob 2002.318.01:35:17.20/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.01:35:17.33/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.01:35:17.69/cable/2.3738E-04 2002.318.01:35:17.75/gps-fmout/S +2.36E-07 2002.318.01:35:22.95/wx/63.9,889.5,0.0 2002.318.01:35:23.01/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34177,0,0,89856 2002.318.01:35:24.20#antcn#TR $$/318.01:35:24.10 345.8852 58.5138 -0.0002 -0.0002 2002.318.01:35:24.20#antcn#CO 0.0314 -0.0338 -0.9880 0.0106 2002.318.01:35:25.12/mat/600B0264 2002.318.01:35:25.96#setcl#time/2142335,0,2002,318,01,35,26.00,1.578,5.932,4 2002.318.01:35:25.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:35:26.11/tonemeas/1:01,191.95,80.17,212.93,-96.70 2002.318.01:35:26.17/tonemeas/2:01,235.40,9.55,201.24,-117.69 2002.318.01:35:26.17/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.45,70.62 2002.318.01:35:26.18/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.69,20.99 2002.318.01:35:26.24/tonemeas/1:02,199.31,-143.76,215.24,42.90 2002.318.01:35:26.30/tonemeas/2:02,255.08,-167.24,199.39,67.66 2002.318.01:35:26.30/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.77,23.48 2002.318.01:35:26.31/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.85,-24.76 2002.318.01:35:26.31:!2002.318.01:39:49 2002.318.01:35:26.97#setcl#time/2142436,0,2002,318,01,35,27.00,1.537,5.932,3 2002.318.01:35:26.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:39:49.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.01:39:49.06:tape 2002.318.01:39:49.12/tape/13330,13330,13330,13331,13330,13331,13301,13330 2002.318.01:39:49.12:postob 2002.318.01:39:49.13:source=0718+793,072611.7,791131.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.01:39:50.09:setups2=1 2002.318.01:39:54.11:!2002.318.01:40:14 2002.318.01:40:14.00:preob 2002.318.01:40:14.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.01:40:14.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.01:40:14.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.01:40:14.18:!2002.318.01:40:24 2002.318.01:40:20.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.01:40:24.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.01:40:24.06:tape 2002.318.01:40:24.12/tape/13365,13365,13365,13365,13365,13365,13337,13365 2002.318.01:40:24.12:midob 2002.318.01:40:25.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.01:40:25.27/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.01:40:25.59/cable/2.3723E-04 2002.318.01:40:25.65/gps-fmout/S +2.10E-07 2002.318.01:40:30.74/wx/63.3,889.6,0.0 2002.318.01:40:30.80/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,43740,0,0,116480 2002.318.01:40:31.16#antcn#TR $$/318.01:40:31.09 357.5463 11.5738 -0.0002 0.0006 2002.318.01:40:31.16#antcn#CO 0.0557 -0.0870 -0.9880 0.0826 2002.318.01:40:31.30/mat/600B1422 2002.318.01:40:31.96#setcl#time/2172935,0,2002,318,01,40,32.00,1.556,6.017,4 2002.318.01:40:31.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:40:32.08/tonemeas/1:01,175.26,81.57,195.91,-96.12 2002.318.01:40:32.14/tonemeas/2:01,215.53,10.73,183.11,-116.58 2002.318.01:40:32.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.27,70.84 2002.318.01:40:32.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.80,20.46 2002.318.01:40:32.21/tonemeas/1:02,186.41,-143.36,204.85,43.15 2002.318.01:40:32.27/tonemeas/2:02,240.65,-167.25,190.79,68.16 2002.318.01:40:32.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.24,23.89 2002.318.01:40:32.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.06,-25.01 2002.318.01:40:32.28:!2002.318.01:49:44 2002.318.01:40:32.94#setcl#time/2173033,0,2002,318,01,40,33.00,1.635,6.017,6 2002.318.01:40:32.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:49:44.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.01:49:44.06:tape 2002.318.01:49:44.12/tape/13925,13926,13926,13926,13925,13925,13896,13925 2002.318.01:49:44.12:postob 2002.318.01:49:44.13:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.01:49:45.09:setups2=1 2002.318.01:49:49.11:!2002.318.01:50:38 2002.318.01:50:38.00:preob 2002.318.01:50:38.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.01:50:38.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.01:50:38.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.01:50:38.16:!2002.318.01:50:48 2002.318.01:50:44.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.01:50:48.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.01:50:48.07:tape 2002.318.01:50:48.13/tape/13989,13990,13990,13990,13989,13989,13960,13989 2002.318.01:50:48.13:midob 2002.318.01:50:49.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.01:50:49.28/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.01:50:49.64/cable/2.3782E-04 2002.318.01:50:49.70/gps-fmout/S +2.37E-07 2002.318.01:50:54.33/wx/62.9,889.6,0.0 2002.318.01:50:54.39/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34095,0,0,7424 2002.318.01:50:55.16#antcn#TR $$/318.01:50:55.09 101.7103 43.1419 -0.0000 0.0002 2002.318.01:50:55.16#antcn#CO 0.0554 -0.0777 -0.9880 0.0184 2002.318.01:50:56.50/mat/600B0157 2002.318.01:50:56.92#setcl#time/2235430,0,2002,318,01,50,57.00,1.706,6.190,8 2002.318.01:50:56.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:50:57.04/tonemeas/1:01,189.47,89.69,210.94,-87.43 2002.318.01:50:57.10/tonemeas/2:01,232.52,18.58,198.84,-108.82 2002.318.01:50:57.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.05,71.11 2002.318.01:50:57.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.10,21.39 2002.318.01:50:57.17/tonemeas/1:02,197.72,-141.07,216.07,45.12 2002.318.01:50:57.23/tonemeas/2:02,255.70,-164.41,197.80,69.79 2002.318.01:50:57.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-57.98,23.34 2002.318.01:50:57.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,18.27,-24.67 2002.318.01:50:57.24:!2002.318.01:57:21 2002.318.01:50:57.96#setcl#time/2235534,0,2002,318,01,50,58.00,1.551,6.190,4 2002.318.01:50:57.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.01:57:21.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.01:57:21.25:tape 2002.318.01:57:21.31/tape/14383,14383,14383,14383,14383,14383,14353,14382 2002.318.01:57:21.31:postob 2002.318.01:57:21.31:source=2234+282,223622.5,282857.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.01:57:22.09:et 2002.318.01:57:22.75:unlod 2002.318.01:57:27.76?ERROR sp -13 This command not supported for your equipment, check equip.ctl. 2002.318.01:57:27.77?ERROR rt -201 Position must be a number, "reset", "unk" or "uns". 2002.318.01:57:31.02/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.01:57:31.66/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.01:57:32.30/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.01:57:32.94/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.01:57:33.58/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.01:57:34.22/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.01:57:34.86/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.01:57:35.50/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.01:57:35.50:ready 2002.318.01:57:35.51/newtape/"to continue, use label command 2002.318.01:57:45.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.01:59:10.99;label=ca-3-002570f 2002.318.01:59:43.53/label/CA-3-002570F,3, 2002.318.01:59:43.53:setups2=1 2002.318.01:59:48.10:!2002.318.02:00:00 2002.318.02:00:00.00:tape 2002.318.02:00:00.06/tape/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 2002.318.02:00:00.06:st=for,lp 2002.318.02:00:03.36:!2002.318.02:02:20 2002.318.02:02:20.00:preob 2002.318.02:02:20.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.02:02:20.18:!2002.318.02:02:30 2002.318.02:02:30.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.02:02:30.06:tape 2002.318.02:02:30.12/tape/141,141,142,142,142,140,141,141 2002.318.02:02:30.12:midob 2002.318.02:02:31.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.02:02:31.28/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.02:02:31.63/cable/2.3731E-04 2002.318.02:02:31.69/gps-fmout/S +1.92E-07 2002.318.02:02:36.48/wx/64.4,889.7,0.0 2002.318.02:02:36.54/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34866,0,0,7680 2002.318.02:02:37.17#antcn#TR $$/318.02:02:37.09 70.7389 40.1230 -0.0007 -0.0002 2002.318.02:02:37.17#antcn#CO 0.0577 -0.0751 -0.9880 0.0205 2002.318.02:02:38.65/mat/600B0112 2002.318.02:02:38.95#setcl#time/2305632,0,2002,318,02,02,39.00,1.579,6.385,5 2002.318.02:02:38.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:02:39.08/tonemeas/1:01,190.45,84.69,212.12,-92.32 2002.318.02:02:39.14/tonemeas/2:01,233.68,14.21,197.32,-113.52 2002.318.02:02:39.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.23,70.48 2002.318.02:02:39.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.80,21.20 2002.318.02:02:39.21/tonemeas/1:02,198.34,-142.80,216.83,42.07 2002.318.02:02:39.27/tonemeas/2:02,253.70,-165.30,201.31,69.33 2002.318.02:02:39.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.36,22.50 2002.318.02:02:39.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.52,-27.26 2002.318.02:02:39.28:!2002.318.02:10:46 2002.318.02:02:39.94#setcl#time/2305731,0,2002,318,02,02,40.00,1.616,6.385,6 2002.318.02:02:39.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:10:46.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.02:10:46.06:tape 2002.318.02:10:46.12/tape/637,637,637,637,637,637,637,637 2002.318.02:10:46.12:postob 2002.318.02:10:46.12:source=1958-179,200057.1,-174857.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.02:10:47.09:setups2=1 2002.318.02:10:51.23:!2002.318.02:11:33 2002.318.02:10:51.23;"weather-overcast. light rain. 2002.318.02:10:52.53;sxmon 2002.318.02:10:52.57/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.318.02:10:52.60/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.02:10:52.63/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,246.21 psi 2002.318.02:10:52.66/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,64.00 psi 2002.318.02:10:52.70/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.04 degC 2002.318.02:10:52.73/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.318.02:10:52.76/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,29.80 degK 2002.318.02:10:52.79/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.02:11:19.65;check=all 2002.318.02:11:33.00:preob 2002.318.02:11:33.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.02:11:33.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.02:11:33.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.02:11:33.17:!2002.318.02:11:43 2002.318.02:11:38.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.02:11:43.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.02:11:43.06:tape 2002.318.02:11:43.13/tape/694,694,694,694,694,694,694,694 2002.318.02:11:43.13:midob 2002.318.02:11:44.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.02:11:44.31/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.02:11:44.70/cable/2.3723E-04 2002.318.02:11:44.76/gps-fmout/S +1.74E-07 2002.318.02:11:49.55/wx/64.6,889.6,0.0 2002.318.02:11:49.61/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34439,0,0,91136 2002.318.02:11:50.16#antcn#TR $$/318.02:11:50.09 160.0413 47.7299 0.0001 0.0003 2002.318.02:11:50.16#antcn#CO 0.0412 -0.0760 -0.9880 0.0157 2002.318.02:11:51.72/mat/600B0050 2002.318.02:11:51.94#setcl#time/2360930,0,2002,318,02,11,52.00,1.615,6.539,6 2002.318.02:11:51.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:11:52.01/tonemeas/1:01,189.88,85.96,209.32,-91.04 2002.318.02:11:52.07/tonemeas/2:01,234.99,15.55,199.03,-112.24 2002.318.02:11:52.07/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.11,70.41 2002.318.02:11:52.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.29,21.20 2002.318.02:11:52.14/tonemeas/1:02,191.68,-142.50,207.42,42.36 2002.318.02:11:52.20/tonemeas/2:02,251.58,-165.21,197.06,69.37 2002.318.02:11:52.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-59.90,22.71 2002.318.02:11:52.20/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.36,-27.01 2002.318.02:11:52.21:!2002.318.02:20:05 2002.318.02:11:52.93#setcl#time/2361029,0,2002,318,02,11,53.00,1.652,6.539,7 2002.318.02:11:52.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:11:53.24#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.318.02:11:53.24#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 29.800. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.318.02:12:15.80#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.318.02:12:15.80#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 29.800. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.318.02:12:18.21;check=all,-sx 2002.318.02:20:05.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.02:20:05.06:tape 2002.318.02:20:05.12/tape/1197,1197,1196,1196,1196,1196,1196,1196 2002.318.02:20:05.12:postob 2002.318.02:20:05.12:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.02:20:06.09:setups2=1 2002.318.02:20:10.11:!2002.318.02:21:12 2002.318.02:21:12.00:preob 2002.318.02:21:12.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.02:21:12.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.02:21:12.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.02:21:12.19:!2002.318.02:21:22 2002.318.02:21:19.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.02:21:22.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.02:21:22.07:tape 2002.318.02:21:22.13/tape/1273,1273,1273,1273,1273,1273,1273,1273 2002.318.02:21:22.13:midob 2002.318.02:21:23.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.02:21:23.27/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.02:21:23.62/cable/2.3812E-04 2002.318.02:21:23.68/gps-fmout/S +2.10E-07 2002.318.02:21:28.29/wx/64.8,889.8,0.0 2002.318.02:21:28.35/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,44750,0,0,8448 2002.318.02:21:29.17#antcn#TR $$/318.02:21:29.09 33.9356 20.2127 -0.0007 -0.0000 2002.318.02:21:29.17#antcn#CO 0.0573 -0.0866 -0.9880 0.0466 2002.318.02:21:30.45/mat/600B0149 2002.318.02:21:30.93#setcl#time/2418828,0,2002,318,02,21,31.00,1.648,6.700,7 2002.318.02:21:30.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:21:31.05/tonemeas/1:01,171.38,100.53,193.15,-77.53 2002.318.02:21:31.11/tonemeas/2:01,206.11,27.72,179.09,-99.30 2002.318.02:21:31.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-34.73,72.81 2002.318.02:21:31.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.06,21.77 2002.318.02:21:31.18/tonemeas/1:02,194.93,-139.41,214.12,46.22 2002.318.02:21:31.24/tonemeas/2:02,249.96,-161.49,197.66,72.60 2002.318.02:21:31.24/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.03,22.08 2002.318.02:21:31.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.46,-26.38 2002.318.02:21:31.25:!2002.318.02:24:36 2002.318.02:21:31.97#setcl#time/2418932,0,2002,318,02,21,32.00,1.505,6.700,3 2002.318.02:21:31.97#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:24:36.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.02:24:36.36:tape 2002.318.02:24:36.42/tape/1468,1468,1468,1468,1467,1467,1467,1467 2002.318.02:24:36.42:postob 2002.318.02:24:36.43:source=1300+580,130252.5,574837.6,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.02:24:37.09:setups2=1 2002.318.02:24:41.11:!2002.318.02:25:11 2002.318.02:25:11.00:preob 2002.318.02:25:11.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.02:25:11.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.02:25:11.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.02:25:11.18:!2002.318.02:25:21 2002.318.02:25:19.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.02:25:21.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.02:25:21.24:tape 2002.318.02:25:21.30/tape/1513,1513,1513,1513,1513,1513,1512,1512 2002.318.02:25:21.30:midob 2002.318.02:25:22.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.02:25:22.28/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.02:25:22.67/cable/2.3893E-04 2002.318.02:25:22.73/gps-fmout/S +1.94E-07 2002.318.02:25:27.15/wx/64.4,889.8,0.0 2002.318.02:25:27.21/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,46053,0,0,124928 2002.318.02:25:28.17#antcn#TR $$/318.02:25:28.09 326.3720 16.4970 0.0003 -0.0001 2002.318.02:25:28.17#antcn#CO 0.0529 -0.0827 -0.9880 0.0577 2002.318.02:25:29.31/mat/600B0095 2002.318.02:25:29.91#setcl#time/2442726,0,2002,318,02,25,30.00,1.703,6.766,9 2002.318.02:25:29.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:25:30.03/tonemeas/1:01,167.26,105.35,187.86,-72.15 2002.318.02:25:30.09/tonemeas/2:01,204.29,33.27,174.17,-94.55 2002.318.02:25:30.09/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-37.03,72.08 2002.318.02:25:30.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.69,22.40 2002.318.02:25:30.16/tonemeas/1:02,187.50,-137.23,206.31,47.74 2002.318.02:25:30.22/tonemeas/2:02,243.56,-160.12,190.48,74.78 2002.318.02:25:30.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.06,22.89 2002.318.02:25:30.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.83,-27.04 2002.318.02:25:30.23:!2002.318.02:33:06 2002.318.02:25:30.95#setcl#time/2442830,0,2002,318,02,25,31.00,1.561,6.766,5 2002.318.02:25:30.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:33:06.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.02:33:06.12:tape 2002.318.02:33:06.18/tape/1978,1978,1977,1977,1977,1977,1977,1977 2002.318.02:33:06.18:postob 2002.318.02:33:06.19:source=0003-066,000613.9,-062335.3,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.02:33:07.10:setups2=1 2002.318.02:33:11.12:!2002.318.02:34:16 2002.318.02:34:16.00:preob 2002.318.02:34:16.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.02:34:16.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.02:34:16.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.02:34:16.18:!2002.318.02:34:26 2002.318.02:34:24.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.02:34:26.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.02:34:26.06:tape 2002.318.02:34:26.13/tape/2057,2057,2057,2057,2057,2057,2057,2057 2002.318.02:34:26.13:midob 2002.318.02:34:27.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.02:34:27.29/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.02:34:27.66/cable/2.3930E-04 2002.318.02:34:27.72/gps-fmout/S +2.34E-07 2002.318.02:34:32.21/wx/65.3,890.0,0.0 2002.318.02:34:32.27/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,41355,0,0,8192 2002.318.02:34:33.18#antcn#TR $$/318.02:34:33.09 104.1264 16.1624 0.0002 0.0004 2002.318.02:34:33.18#antcn#CO 0.0575 -0.1067 -0.9880 0.0588 2002.318.02:34:34.38/mat/600B0005 2002.318.02:34:34.92#setcl#time/2497226,0,2002,318,02,34,35.00,1.665,6.917,8 2002.318.02:34:34.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:34:35.04/tonemeas/1:01,168.71,107.97,190.05,-69.46 2002.318.02:34:35.10/tonemeas/2:01,207.43,36.74,174.82,-90.87 2002.318.02:34:35.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-38.72,71.23 2002.318.02:34:35.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,15.23,21.41 2002.318.02:34:35.17/tonemeas/1:02,188.64,-136.58,207.54,48.57 2002.318.02:34:35.23/tonemeas/2:02,244.87,-158.75,193.37,75.34 2002.318.02:34:35.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.23,22.17 2002.318.02:34:35.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.17,-26.77 2002.318.02:34:35.24:!2002.318.02:41:30 2002.318.02:34:35.96#setcl#time/2497330,0,2002,318,02,34,36.00,1.527,6.918,4 2002.318.02:34:35.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:41:30.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.02:41:30.06:tape 2002.318.02:41:30.12/tape/2481,2482,2482,2482,2482,2480,2481,2481 2002.318.02:41:30.12:postob 2002.318.02:41:30.12:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.02:41:31.09:setups2=1 2002.318.02:41:35.11:!2002.318.02:41:50 2002.318.02:41:50.00:preob 2002.318.02:41:50.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.02:41:50.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.02:41:50.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.02:41:50.16:!2002.318.02:42:00 2002.318.02:41:54.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.02:42:00.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.02:42:00.07:tape 2002.318.02:42:00.13/tape/2511,2511,2511,2511,2511,2511,2511,2511 2002.318.02:42:00.13:midob 2002.318.02:42:01.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.02:42:01.28/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.02:42:01.62/cable/2.3930E-04 2002.318.02:42:01.68/gps-fmout/S +2.25E-07 2002.318.02:42:05.90/wx/64.8,890.0,0.0 2002.318.02:42:05.96/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34893,0,0,7680 2002.318.02:42:06.18#antcn#TR $$/318.02:42:06.09 110.3169 54.5828 -0.0002 -0.0002 2002.318.02:42:06.18#antcn#CO 0.0498 -0.0643 -0.9880 0.0123 2002.318.02:42:06.47/mat/600B0120 2002.318.02:42:06.96#setcl#time/2542429,0,2002,318,02,42,07.00,1.533,7.043,4 2002.318.02:42:06.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:42:07.08/tonemeas/1:01,183.60,103.86,205.48,-73.80 2002.318.02:42:07.14/tonemeas/2:01,225.87,31.23,191.51,-96.13 2002.318.02:42:07.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.27,72.63 2002.318.02:42:07.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.97,22.33 2002.318.02:42:07.21/tonemeas/1:02,195.06,-137.38,215.86,47.41 2002.318.02:42:07.27/tonemeas/2:02,253.92,-160.46,199.49,74.14 2002.318.02:42:07.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-58.86,23.08 2002.318.02:42:07.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.37,-26.73 2002.318.02:42:07.28:!2002.318.02:46:01 2002.318.02:42:07.94#setcl#time/2542527,0,2002,318,02,42,08.00,1.602,7.043,6 2002.318.02:42:07.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:46:01.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.02:46:01.07:tape 2002.318.02:46:01.13/tape/2753,2753,2752,2752,2752,2752,2752,2752 2002.318.02:46:01.13:postob 2002.318.02:46:01.13:source=2234+282,223622.5,282857.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.02:46:02.08:setups2=1 2002.318.02:46:06.34:!2002.318.02:46:22 2002.318.02:46:22.00:preob 2002.318.02:46:22.15?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.02:46:22.15?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.02:46:22.15/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.02:46:22.15:!2002.318.02:46:32 2002.318.02:46:29.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.02:46:32.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.02:46:32.06:tape 2002.318.02:46:32.12/tape/2783,2783,2783,2783,2783,2783,2783,2783 2002.318.02:46:32.12:midob 2002.318.02:46:33.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.02:46:33.28/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.02:46:33.65/cable/2.3974E-04 2002.318.02:46:33.71/gps-fmout/S +1.96E-07 2002.318.02:46:38.43/wx/64.7,890.1,0.0 2002.318.02:46:38.49/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35764,0,0,7680 2002.318.02:46:39.15#antcn#TR $$/318.02:46:39.08 71.5837 49.8080 -0.0000 0.0001 2002.318.02:46:39.15#antcn#CO 0.0558 -0.0633 -0.9880 0.0146 2002.318.02:46:40.60/mat/600B0143 2002.318.02:46:40.91#setcl#time/2569824,0,2002,318,02,46,41.00,1.686,7.119,9 2002.318.02:46:40.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:46:41.03/tonemeas/1:01,186.77,94.13,207.82,-83.15 2002.318.02:46:41.09/tonemeas/2:01,227.86,19.94,193.40,-107.09 2002.318.02:46:41.09/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-41.09,74.19 2002.318.02:46:41.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.42,23.94 2002.318.02:46:41.16/tonemeas/1:02,198.42,-140.34,216.34,43.65 2002.318.02:46:41.22/tonemeas/2:02,256.57,-164.57,200.23,70.05 2002.318.02:46:41.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-58.15,24.23 2002.318.02:46:41.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.11,-26.40 2002.318.02:46:41.23:!2002.318.02:55:38 2002.318.02:46:41.95#setcl#time/2569928,0,2002,318,02,46,42.00,1.551,7.119,5 2002.318.02:46:41.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:55:38.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.02:55:38.07:tape 2002.318.02:55:38.13/tape/3329,3330,3330,3330,3330,3328,3329,3329 2002.318.02:55:38.13:postob 2002.318.02:55:38.13:source=1739+522,174037.0,521143.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.02:55:39.10:setups2=1 2002.318.02:55:43.12:!2002.318.02:56:31 2002.318.02:56:31.00:preob 2002.318.02:56:31.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.02:56:31.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.02:56:31.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.02:56:31.17:!2002.318.02:56:41 2002.318.02:56:38.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.02:56:41.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.02:56:41.06:tape 2002.318.02:56:41.13/tape/3392,3392,3393,3393,3393,3391,3392,3392 2002.318.02:56:41.13:midob 2002.318.02:56:42.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.02:56:42.29/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.02:56:42.60/cable/2.4033E-04 2002.318.02:56:42.66/gps-fmout/S +2.10E-07 2002.318.02:56:47.62/wx/64.8,890.3,0.0 2002.318.02:56:47.68/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34610,0,0,92928 2002.318.02:56:48.17#antcn#TR $$/318.02:56:48.10 328.5735 50.9495 -0.0001 -0.0002 2002.318.02:56:48.17#antcn#CO 0.0344 -0.0444 -0.9880 0.0140 2002.318.02:56:49.79/mat/600B0019 2002.318.02:56:51.05#setcl#time/2630837,0,2002,318,02,56,51.00,1.218,7.289,-5 2002.318.02:56:51.05#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.02:56:51.17/tonemeas/1:01,188.71,98.97,211.14,-78.58 2002.318.02:56:51.23/tonemeas/2:01,232.56,24.12,196.65,-103.39 2002.318.02:56:51.23/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.85,74.85 2002.318.02:56:51.24/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.49,24.81 2002.318.02:56:51.30/tonemeas/1:02,199.73,-140.31,217.89,44.75 2002.318.02:56:51.36/tonemeas/2:02,255.30,-163.68,199.99,70.92 2002.318.02:56:51.36/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.57,23.37 2002.318.02:56:51.37/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,17.90,-26.17 2002.318.02:56:51.37:!2002.318.03:01:21 2002.318.02:56:51.91#setcl#time/2630923,0,2002,318,02,56,52.00,1.679,7.289,9 2002.318.02:56:51.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:00:03.94;"weather-overcast; rain has stopped for now. 2002.318.03:00:06.18;sxmon 2002.318.03:00:06.22/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.318.03:00:06.25/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.03:00:06.28/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,246.21 psi 2002.318.03:00:06.31/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,64.48 psi 2002.318.03:00:06.34/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.04 degC 2002.318.03:00:06.37/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.318.03:00:06.40/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,29.80 degK 2002.318.03:00:06.43/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.03:01:21.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.03:01:21.24:tape 2002.318.03:01:21.30/tape/3673,3673,3673,3672,3672,3672,3672,3672 2002.318.03:01:21.30:postob 2002.318.03:01:21.30:source=1958-179,200057.1,-174857.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.03:01:22.10:setups2=1 2002.318.03:01:26.12:!2002.318.03:03:08 2002.318.03:03:08.00:preob 2002.318.03:03:08.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.03:03:08.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.03:03:08.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.03:03:08.18:!2002.318.03:03:18 2002.318.03:03:17.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.03:03:18.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.03:03:18.06:tape 2002.318.03:03:18.13/tape/3790,3790,3790,3789,3789,3789,3789,3789 2002.318.03:03:18.13:midob 2002.318.03:03:19.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.03:03:19.27/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.03:03:19.64/cable/2.4019E-04 2002.318.03:03:19.70/gps-fmout/S +1.93E-07 2002.318.03:03:23.60/wx/64.7,890.2,0.0 2002.318.03:03:23.66/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34015,0,0,91136 2002.318.03:03:24.15#antcn#TR $$/318.03:03:24.08 178.4928 49.9928 0.0000 -0.0004 2002.318.03:03:24.15#antcn#CO 0.0340 -0.0728 -0.9880 0.0145 2002.318.03:03:25.76/mat/600B0005 2002.318.03:03:26.96#setcl#time/2670427,0,2002,318,03,03,27.00,1.525,7.398,4 2002.318.03:03:26.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:03:27.08/tonemeas/1:01,189.86,104.51,209.45,-72.29 2002.318.03:03:27.14/tonemeas/2:01,235.18,30.58,198.77,-96.56 2002.318.03:03:27.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.32,73.93 2002.318.03:03:27.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.68,24.27 2002.318.03:03:27.21/tonemeas/1:02,195.30,-138.80,212.83,46.27 2002.318.03:03:27.27/tonemeas/2:02,254.39,-161.84,199.50,73.09 2002.318.03:03:27.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-59.09,23.04 2002.318.03:03:27.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.33,-26.82 2002.318.03:03:27.28:!2002.318.03:10:22 2002.318.03:03:27.94#setcl#time/2670525,0,2002,318,03,03,28.00,1.589,7.399,6 2002.318.03:03:27.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:08:59.02;sxmon 2002.318.03:08:59.19/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.318.03:08:59.22/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.03:08:59.25/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,245.73 psi 2002.318.03:08:59.28/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,62.04 psi 2002.318.03:08:59.31/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.04 degC 2002.318.03:08:59.34/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.318.03:08:59.37/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,29.80 degK 2002.318.03:08:59.40/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.03:10:22.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.03:10:22.06:tape 2002.318.03:10:22.12/tape/4213,4213,4213,4213,4213,4213,4213,4213 2002.318.03:10:22.12:postob 2002.318.03:10:22.12:source=1726+455,172727.7,453039.7,2000.0,cw 2002.318.03:10:23.09:setups2=1 2002.318.03:10:27.11:!2002.318.03:11:29 2002.318.03:11:29.00:preob 2002.318.03:11:29.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.03:11:29.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.03:11:29.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.03:11:29.18:!2002.318.03:11:39 2002.318.03:11:38.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.03:11:39.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.03:11:39.07:tape 2002.318.03:11:39.13/tape/4290,4290,4290,4290,4291,4290,4291,4291 2002.318.03:11:39.13:midob 2002.318.03:11:40.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.03:11:40.29/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.03:11:40.64/cable/2.3968E-04 2002.318.03:11:40.71/gps-fmout/S +2.17E-07 2002.318.03:11:45.39/wx/64.7,890.3,0.0 2002.318.03:11:45.45/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34370,0,0,91904 2002.318.03:11:46.16#antcn#TR $$/318.03:11:46.08 315.7771 50.3162 -0.0001 -0.0000 2002.318.03:11:46.16#antcn#CO 0.0315 -0.0467 -0.9880 0.0143 2002.318.03:11:47.55/mat/600B0020 2002.318.03:11:48.41/tonemeas/1:01,186.62,111.38,207.82,-66.21 2002.318.03:11:48.48/tonemeas/2:01,230.88,37.97,195.12,-89.30 2002.318.03:11:48.48/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.26,73.41 2002.318.03:11:48.49/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.70,23.09 2002.318.03:11:48.55/tonemeas/1:02,193.03,-136.02,211.67,49.13 2002.318.03:11:48.61/tonemeas/2:02,247.46,-160.09,193.21,74.48 2002.318.03:11:48.61/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.43,24.07 2002.318.03:11:48.62/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,18.46,-25.35 2002.318.03:11:48.62:!2002.318.03:14:53 2002.318.03:11:48.92#setcl#time/2720622,0,2002,318,03,11,49.00,1.656,7.538,8 2002.318.03:11:48.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:11:49.94#setcl#time/2720724,0,2002,318,03,11,50.00,1.592,7.538,6 2002.318.03:11:49.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:14:53.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.03:14:53.06:tape 2002.318.03:14:53.12/tape/4484,4484,4484,4484,4484,4484,4485,4485 2002.318.03:14:53.12:postob 2002.318.03:14:53.12:source=2128-123,213135.3,-120704.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.03:14:54.08:setups2=1 2002.318.03:14:58.10:!2002.318.03:16:18 2002.318.03:16:18.00:preob 2002.318.03:16:18.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.03:16:18.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.03:16:18.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.03:16:18.18:!2002.318.03:16:28 2002.318.03:16:27.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.03:16:28.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.03:16:28.06:tape 2002.318.03:16:28.12/tape/4580,4579,4579,4579,4579,4579,4579,4579 2002.318.03:16:28.12:midob 2002.318.03:16:29.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.03:16:29.29/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.03:16:29.63/cable/2.3990E-04 2002.318.03:16:29.69/gps-fmout/S +2.20E-07 2002.318.03:16:33.95/wx/64.5,890.5,0.0 2002.318.03:16:34.01/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34105,0,0,8192 2002.318.03:16:35.18#antcn#TR $$/318.03:16:35.10 147.7674 50.2941 0.0000 -0.0001 2002.318.03:16:35.18#antcn#CO 0.0427 -0.0726 -0.9880 0.0143 2002.318.03:16:36.12/mat/600B0084 2002.318.03:16:36.91#setcl#time/2749421,0,2002,318,03,16,37.00,1.670,7.618,9 2002.318.03:16:36.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:16:37.05/tonemeas/1:01,187.13,113.21,209.16,-63.64 2002.318.03:16:37.11/tonemeas/2:01,231.62,39.34,196.82,-87.59 2002.318.03:16:37.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.49,73.87 2002.318.03:16:37.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.34,23.95 2002.318.03:16:37.18/tonemeas/1:02,137.89,-134.44,154.27,48.63 2002.318.03:16:37.24/tonemeas/2:02,246.74,-158.69,192.00,74.75 2002.318.03:16:37.24/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-108.85,24.25 2002.318.03:16:37.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-37.73,-26.12 2002.318.03:16:37.25:!2002.318.03:23:52 2002.318.03:16:37.91#setcl#time/2749521,0,2002,318,03,16,38.00,1.670,7.618,9 2002.318.03:16:37.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:23:52.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.03:23:52.07:tape 2002.318.03:23:52.13/tape/5024,5024,5024,5024,5023,5023,5023,5023 2002.318.03:23:52.13:postob 2002.318.03:23:52.14:source=0003-066,000613.9,-062335.3,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.03:23:53.10:setups2=1 2002.318.03:23:57.12:!2002.318.03:24:14 2002.318.03:24:14.00:preob 2002.318.03:24:14.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.03:24:14.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.03:24:14.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.03:24:14.16:!2002.318.03:24:24 2002.318.03:24:20.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.03:24:24.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.03:24:24.06:tape 2002.318.03:24:24.12/tape/5055,5055,5055,5055,5055,5055,5055,5055 2002.318.03:24:24.12:midob 2002.318.03:24:25.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.03:24:25.29/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.03:24:25.66/cable/2.4019E-04 2002.318.03:24:25.72/gps-fmout/S +2.18E-07 2002.318.03:24:30.09/wx/64.5,890.5,0.0 2002.318.03:24:30.15/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,38232,0,0,7424 2002.318.03:24:31.16#antcn#TR $$/318.03:24:31.08 110.2272 27.2370 0.0000 0.0007 2002.318.03:24:31.16#antcn#CO 0.0568 -0.0969 -0.9880 0.0334 2002.318.03:24:32.25/mat/600B0122 2002.318.03:24:32.91#setcl#time/2797020,0,2002,318,03,24,33.00,1.672,7.750,9 2002.318.03:24:32.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:24:33.04/tonemeas/1:01,180.25,120.03,201.47,-57.27 2002.318.03:24:33.10/tonemeas/2:01,224.81,47.05,190.70,-80.51 2002.318.03:24:33.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.56,72.98 2002.318.03:24:33.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.77,23.24 2002.318.03:24:33.17/tonemeas/1:02,170.36,-133.97,188.47,50.05 2002.318.03:24:33.23/tonemeas/2:02,254.90,-156.90,202.86,77.57 2002.318.03:24:33.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-84.54,22.93 2002.318.03:24:33.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-14.39,-27.52 2002.318.03:24:33.24:!2002.318.03:28:23 2002.318.03:24:33.96#setcl#time/2797125,0,2002,318,03,24,34.00,1.517,7.750,4 2002.318.03:24:33.96#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:25:52.61;check=all 2002.318.03:26:08.16#cheks#sxcheck/50k is 225.696. (should be 20.000 to 198.000) 2002.318.03:26:08.16#cheks#sxcheck/15k is 29.311. (should be 5.000 to 22.000) 2002.318.03:26:16.86;check=all,-sx 2002.318.03:28:23.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.03:28:23.06:tape 2002.318.03:28:23.12/tape/5295,5294,5294,5294,5294,5294,5294,5294 2002.318.03:28:23.13:postob 2002.318.03:28:23.13:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.03:28:24.10:setups2=1 2002.318.03:28:28.12:!2002.318.03:28:43 2002.318.03:28:43.00:preob 2002.318.03:28:43.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.03:28:43.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.03:28:43.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.03:28:43.17:!2002.318.03:28:53 2002.318.03:28:47.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.03:28:53.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.03:28:53.06:tape 2002.318.03:28:53.12/tape/5324,5324,5324,5324,5324,5324,5324,5324 2002.318.03:28:53.12:midob 2002.318.03:28:54.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.03:28:54.28/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.03:28:54.61/cable/2.4160E-04 2002.318.03:28:54.67/gps-fmout/S +2.18E-07 2002.318.03:28:59.41/wx/64.7,890.6,0.0 2002.318.03:28:59.47/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35520,0,0,95232 2002.318.03:29:00.19#antcn#TR $$/318.03:29:00.09 123.0759 64.3539 -0.0000 0.0001 2002.318.03:29:00.19#antcn#CO 0.0373 -0.0522 -0.9880 0.0083 2002.318.03:29:01.59/mat/600B0054 2002.318.03:29:01.95#setcl#time/2823923,0,2002,318,03,29,02.00,1.564,7.825,5 2002.318.03:29:01.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:29:02.08/tonemeas/1:01,180.63,120.47,201.91,-56.95 2002.318.03:29:02.14/tonemeas/2:01,220.77,47.69,190.13,-79.89 2002.318.03:29:02.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.14,72.78 2002.318.03:29:02.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.78,22.94 2002.318.03:29:02.21/tonemeas/1:02,198.70,-134.73,216.94,53.11 2002.318.03:29:02.27/tonemeas/2:02,257.62,-157.07,199.21,77.59 2002.318.03:29:02.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-58.92,22.34 2002.318.03:29:02.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,17.73,-24.48 2002.318.03:29:02.28:!2002.318.03:32:54 2002.318.03:29:02.94#setcl#time/2824022,0,2002,318,03,29,03.00,1.595,7.825,6 2002.318.03:29:02.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:32:54.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.03:32:54.07:tape 2002.318.03:32:54.13/tape/5565,5565,5565,5565,5565,5565,5565,5565 2002.318.03:32:54.13:postob 2002.318.03:32:54.14:source=2234+282,223622.5,282857.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.03:32:55.08:setups2=1 2002.318.03:32:59.10:!2002.318.03:33:23 2002.318.03:33:23.00:preob 2002.318.03:33:23.15?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.03:33:23.15?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.03:33:23.15/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.03:33:23.15:!2002.318.03:33:33 2002.318.03:33:29.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.03:33:33.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.03:33:33.06:tape 2002.318.03:33:33.13/tape/5604,5605,5605,5605,5605,5603,5604,5604 2002.318.03:33:33.13:midob 2002.318.03:33:34.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.03:33:34.31/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.03:33:34.70/cable/2.4189E-04 2002.318.03:33:34.76/gps-fmout/S +1.98E-07 2002.318.03:33:39.97/wx/64.3,890.6,0.0 2002.318.03:33:40.03/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36423,0,0,7936 2002.318.03:33:41.18#antcn#TR $$/318.03:33:41.10 70.9942 60.1697 -0.0000 0.0002 2002.318.03:33:41.18#antcn#CO 0.0516 -0.0493 -0.9880 0.0099 2002.318.03:33:42.14/mat/600B0078 2002.318.03:33:42.92#setcl#time/2852020,0,2002,318,03,33,43.00,1.640,7.903,8 2002.318.03:33:42.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:33:43.07/tonemeas/1:01,184.59,113.96,207.43,-63.21 2002.318.03:33:43.13/tonemeas/2:01,228.42,39.37,192.84,-87.49 2002.318.03:33:43.13/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.83,74.59 2002.318.03:33:43.14/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.59,24.28 2002.318.03:33:43.20/tonemeas/1:02,202.31,-136.36,218.49,50.54 2002.318.03:33:43.26/tonemeas/2:02,253.99,-159.88,200.12,74.16 2002.318.03:33:43.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.68,23.52 2002.318.03:33:43.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,18.37,-23.62 2002.318.03:33:43.27:!2002.318.03:41:55 2002.318.03:33:43.93#setcl#time/2852121,0,2002,318,03,33,44.00,1.609,7.903,7 2002.318.03:33:43.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:41:55.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.03:41:55.07:tape 2002.318.03:41:55.13/tape/6106,6106,6106,6106,6106,6106,6106,6106 2002.318.03:41:55.13:postob 2002.318.03:41:55.14:source=0229+131,023145.9,132254.7,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.03:41:56.10:setups2=1 2002.318.03:42:00.12:!2002.318.03:42:25 2002.318.03:42:25.00:preob 2002.318.03:42:25.15?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.03:42:25.15?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.03:42:25.15/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.03:42:25.15:!2002.318.03:42:35 2002.318.03:42:30.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.03:42:35.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.03:42:35.07:tape 2002.318.03:42:35.13/tape/6146,6147,6147,6147,6147,6145,6146,6146 2002.318.03:42:35.13:midob 2002.318.03:42:36.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.03:42:36.27/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.03:42:36.66/cable/2.4249E-04 2002.318.03:42:36.72/gps-fmout/S +2.20E-07 2002.318.03:42:41.84/wx/64.4,890.7,0.0 2002.318.03:42:41.90/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,57434,0,0,154624 2002.318.03:42:42.16#antcn#TR $$/318.03:42:42.08 78.0113 6.0471 -0.0002 -0.0002 2002.318.03:42:42.16#antcn#CO 0.0572 -0.1100 -0.9880 0.1522 2002.318.03:42:42.40/mat/600B0020 2002.318.03:42:42.94#setcl#time/2906021,0,2002,318,03,42,43.00,1.580,8.053,6 2002.318.03:42:42.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:42:43.06/tonemeas/1:01,152.61,117.43,172.57,-60.38 2002.318.03:42:43.12/tonemeas/2:01,187.51,43.13,161.07,-84.15 2002.318.03:42:43.12/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-34.90,74.30 2002.318.03:42:43.13/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.50,23.77 2002.318.03:42:43.19/tonemeas/1:02,181.15,-134.36,196.67,51.95 2002.318.03:42:43.25/tonemeas/2:02,229.31,-158.22,181.29,76.26 2002.318.03:42:43.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-48.16,23.86 2002.318.03:42:43.26/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.38,-24.31 2002.318.03:42:43.26:!2002.318.03:46:26 2002.318.03:42:43.92#setcl#time/2906119,0,2002,318,03,42,44.00,1.639,8.053,8 2002.318.03:42:43.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:46:26.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.03:46:26.07:tape 2002.318.03:46:26.13/tape/6377,6377,6377,6377,6377,6377,6377,6377 2002.318.03:46:26.13:postob 2002.318.03:46:26.13:source=0119+115,012141.6,114950.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.03:46:27.09:setups2=1 2002.318.03:46:31.11:!2002.318.03:46:35 2002.318.03:46:35.00:preob 2002.318.03:46:35.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.03:46:35.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.03:46:35.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.03:46:35.17:!2002.318.03:46:45 2002.318.03:46:39.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.03:46:45.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.03:46:45.06:tape 2002.318.03:46:45.12/tape/6396,6396,6396,6396,6397,6396,6397,6396 2002.318.03:46:45.12:midob 2002.318.03:46:46.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.03:46:46.28/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.03:46:46.63/cable/2.4256E-04 2002.318.03:46:46.69/gps-fmout/S +1.63E-07 2002.318.03:46:51.93/wx/64.5,890.7,0.0 2002.318.03:46:51.99/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,38127,0,0,7936 2002.318.03:46:52.17#antcn#TR $$/318.03:46:52.09 85.9558 22.4300 -0.0001 0.0000 2002.318.03:46:52.17#antcn#CO 0.0582 -0.0977 -0.9880 0.0416 2002.318.03:46:52.49/mat/600B0131 2002.318.03:46:52.91#setcl#time/2931018,0,2002,318,03,46,53.00,1.655,8.122,9 2002.318.03:46:52.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:46:53.03/tonemeas/1:01,172.17,123.79,192.31,-53.76 2002.318.03:46:53.09/tonemeas/2:01,212.36,49.94,182.82,-77.53 2002.318.03:46:53.09/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.19,73.85 2002.318.03:46:53.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.49,23.77 2002.318.03:46:53.16/tonemeas/1:02,193.90,-132.47,212.07,54.95 2002.318.03:46:53.22/tonemeas/2:02,246.52,-156.12,193.89,79.04 2002.318.03:46:53.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-52.62,23.65 2002.318.03:46:53.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,18.18,-24.09 2002.318.03:46:53.23:!2002.318.03:59:21 2002.318.03:46:53.95#setcl#time/2931122,0,2002,318,03,46,54.00,1.536,8.123,5 2002.318.03:46:53.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.03:59:21.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.03:59:21.19:tape 2002.318.03:59:21.25/tape/7152,7152,7152,7152,7152,7152,7152,7152 2002.318.03:59:21.25:postob 2002.318.03:59:21.25:source=1726+455,172727.7,453039.7,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.03:59:22.09:setups2=1 2002.318.03:59:26.11:!2002.318.04:00:30 2002.318.04:00:30.00:preob 2002.318.04:00:30.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.04:00:30.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.04:00:30.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.04:00:30.18:!2002.318.04:00:40 2002.318.04:00:38.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.04:00:40.01:data_valid=on 2002.318.04:00:40.07:tape 2002.318.04:00:40.13/tape/7231,7231,7231,7231,7231,7231,7231,7231 2002.318.04:00:40.13:midob 2002.318.04:00:41.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.04:00:41.30/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.04:00:41.65/cable/2.4359E-04 2002.318.04:00:41.71/gps-fmout/S +1.79E-07 2002.318.04:00:45.57/wx/64.4,890.8,0.0 2002.318.04:00:45.63/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35564,0,0,92928 2002.318.04:00:46.18#antcn#TR $$/318.04:00:46.08 312.1516 42.0829 -0.0003 -0.0001 2002.318.04:00:46.18#antcn#CO 0.0385 -0.0577 -0.9880 0.0191 2002.318.04:00:47.73/mat/600B0201 2002.318.04:00:48.94#setcl#time/3014619,0,2002,318,04,00,49.00,1.580,8.355,6 2002.318.04:00:48.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:00:49.06/tonemeas/1:01,186.56,108.97,205.32,-67.50 2002.318.04:00:49.12/tonemeas/2:01,229.31,33.67,195.68,-94.20 2002.318.04:00:49.12/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.75,75.30 2002.318.04:00:49.13/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.64,26.70 2002.318.04:00:49.19/tonemeas/1:02,199.65,-136.92,217.13,49.84 2002.318.04:00:49.25/tonemeas/2:02,254.42,-160.80,198.16,74.62 2002.318.04:00:49.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.77,23.88 2002.318.04:00:49.26/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,18.97,-24.78 2002.318.04:00:49.26:!2002.318.04:06:14 2002.318.04:00:49.92#setcl#time/3014717,0,2002,318,04,00,50.00,1.637,8.355,8 2002.318.04:00:49.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:03:00.60;"weather- overcast; sunset. 2002.318.04:03:04.08;sxmon 2002.318.04:03:04.12/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.87 volt 2002.318.04:03:04.15/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.04:03:04.18/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,245.24 psi 2002.318.04:03:04.21/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,63.02 psi 2002.318.04:03:04.24/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.04 degC 2002.318.04:03:04.27/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.318.04:03:04.30/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,30.29 degK 2002.318.04:03:04.33/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.04:06:14.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.04:06:14.07:tape 2002.318.04:06:14.13/tape/7565,7565,7565,7566,7566,7565,7565,7565 2002.318.04:06:14.13:postob 2002.318.04:06:14.13:source=0003-066,000613.9,-062335.3,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.04:06:15.09:setups2=1 2002.318.04:06:19.11:!2002.318.04:07:38 2002.318.04:07:38.00:preob 2002.318.04:07:38.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.04:07:38.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.04:07:38.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.04:07:38.16:!2002.318.04:07:48 2002.318.04:07:46.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.04:07:48.02:data_valid=on 2002.318.04:07:48.08:tape 2002.318.04:07:48.15/tape/7659,7659,7659,7659,7659,7659,7659,7659 2002.318.04:07:48.15:midob 2002.318.04:07:49.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.04:07:49.28/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.04:07:49.60/cable/2.4381E-04 2002.318.04:07:49.66/gps-fmout/S +2.07E-07 2002.318.04:07:53.60/wx/64.4,890.9,0.0 2002.318.04:07:53.66/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35384,0,0,92672 2002.318.04:07:54.18#antcn#TR $$/318.04:07:54.10 116.8386 36.4809 -0.0002 0.0000 2002.318.04:07:54.18#antcn#CO 0.0549 -0.0875 -0.9880 0.0233 2002.318.04:07:55.76/mat/600B0005 2002.318.04:07:56.90#setcl#time/3057415,0,2002,318,04,07,57.00,1.671,8.473,10 2002.318.04:07:56.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:07:57.04/tonemeas/1:01,184.12,103.28,204.00,-73.65 2002.318.04:07:57.10/tonemeas/2:01,231.02,27.17,196.16,-100.14 2002.318.04:07:57.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-46.90,76.11 2002.318.04:07:57.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,7.84,26.49 2002.318.04:07:57.17/tonemeas/1:02,194.60,-137.93,211.60,48.75 2002.318.04:07:57.23/tonemeas/2:02,250.76,-161.80,195.24,72.74 2002.318.04:07:57.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.16,23.87 2002.318.04:07:57.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.36,-23.99 2002.318.04:07:57.24:!2002.318.04:12:25 2002.318.04:07:57.90#setcl#time/3057515,0,2002,318,04,07,58.00,1.671,8.474,10 2002.318.04:07:57.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:12:25.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.04:12:25.06:tape 2002.318.04:12:25.12/tape/7936,7936,7936,7936,7936,7936,7936,7936 2002.318.04:12:25.12:postob 2002.318.04:12:25.12:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.04:12:26.10:setups2=1 2002.318.04:12:30.12:!2002.318.04:12:44 2002.318.04:12:44.00:preob 2002.318.04:12:44.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.04:12:44.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.04:12:44.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.04:12:44.17:!2002.318.04:12:54 2002.318.04:12:48.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.04:12:54.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.04:12:54.06:tape 2002.318.04:12:54.12/tape/7966,7966,7966,7966,7965,7965,7965,7965 2002.318.04:12:54.12:midob 2002.318.04:12:55.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.04:12:55.29/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.04:12:55.62/cable/2.4433E-04 2002.318.04:12:55.68/gps-fmout/S +1.96E-07 2002.318.04:12:59.80/wx/64.7,891.1,0.0 2002.318.04:12:59.86/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33840,0,0,88320 2002.318.04:13:00.18#antcn#TR $$/318.04:13:00.10 145.0076 71.8056 -0.0001 0.0001 2002.318.04:13:00.18#antcn#CO 0.0082 -0.0428 -0.9880 0.0057 2002.318.04:13:00.36/mat/600B0202 2002.318.04:13:00.90#setcl#time/3087814,0,2002,318,04,13,01.00,1.683,8.558,10 2002.318.04:13:00.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:13:01.02/tonemeas/1:01,187.05,98.89,209.37,-78.63 2002.318.04:13:01.08/tonemeas/2:01,234.19,22.31,198.72,-105.42 2002.318.04:13:01.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-47.14,76.58 2002.318.04:13:01.09/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.65,26.79 2002.318.04:13:01.15/tonemeas/1:02,198.69,-139.94,212.55,46.52 2002.318.04:13:01.21/tonemeas/2:02,255.12,-163.92,200.08,70.64 2002.318.04:13:01.21/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.43,23.98 2002.318.04:13:01.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.47,-24.12 2002.318.04:13:01.22:!2002.318.04:16:56 2002.318.04:13:01.94#setcl#time/3087918,0,2002,318,04,13,02.00,1.570,8.558,6 2002.318.04:13:01.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:16:56.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.04:16:56.06:tape 2002.318.04:16:56.12/tape/8207,8207,8207,8207,8207,8207,8208,8208 2002.318.04:16:56.12:postob 2002.318.04:16:56.12:source=0104-408,010645.1,-403420.0,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.04:16:57.10:setups2=1 2002.318.04:17:01.12:!2002.318.04:17:30 2002.318.04:17:30.00:preob 2002.318.04:17:30.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.04:17:30.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.04:17:30.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.04:17:30.18:!2002.318.04:17:40 2002.318.04:17:36.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.04:17:40.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.04:17:40.06:tape 2002.318.04:17:40.12/tape/8251,8251,8251,8251,8251,8251,8251,8251 2002.318.04:17:40.12:midob 2002.318.04:17:41.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.04:17:41.28/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.04:17:41.61/cable/2.4389E-04 2002.318.04:17:41.67/gps-fmout/S +2.22E-07 2002.318.04:17:46.76/wx/64.8,891.1,0.0 2002.318.04:17:46.82/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,51254,0,0,9472 2002.318.04:17:47.17#antcn#TR $$/318.04:17:47.09 139.1505 6.8644 -0.0002 0.0002 2002.318.04:17:47.17#antcn#CO 0.0562 -0.1175 -0.9880 0.1355 2002.318.04:17:47.33/mat/600B0968 2002.318.04:17:47.93#setcl#time/3116517,0,2002,318,04,17,48.00,1.584,8.638,7 2002.318.04:17:47.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:17:48.05/tonemeas/1:01,161.48,111.75,180.51,-65.92 2002.318.04:17:48.11/tonemeas/2:01,198.19,35.36,170.33,-91.96 2002.318.04:17:48.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-36.71,76.39 2002.318.04:17:48.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.18,26.04 2002.318.04:17:48.18/tonemeas/1:02,184.45,-137.10,201.60,50.28 2002.318.04:17:48.24/tonemeas/2:02,239.41,-161.15,186.71,74.09 2002.318.04:17:48.24/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.96,24.05 2002.318.04:17:48.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.89,-23.81 2002.318.04:17:48.25:!2002.318.04:34:34 2002.318.04:17:48.91#setcl#time/3116615,0,2002,318,04,17,49.00,1.639,8.638,9 2002.318.04:17:48.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:34:34.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.04:34:34.07:tape 2002.318.04:34:34.13/tape/9266,9266,9266,9265,9265,9265,9265,9265 2002.318.04:34:34.13:postob 2002.318.04:34:34.13:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.04:34:35.09:setups2=1 2002.318.04:34:40.07:!2002.318.04:35:31 2002.318.04:35:31.00:preob 2002.318.04:35:31.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.04:35:31.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.04:35:31.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.04:35:31.17:!2002.318.04:35:41 2002.318.04:35:38.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.04:35:41.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.04:35:41.06:tape 2002.318.04:35:41.12/tape/9333,9333,9333,9332,9332,9332,9332,9332 2002.318.04:35:41.12:midob 2002.318.04:35:42.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.04:35:42.29/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.04:35:42.63/cable/2.4456E-04 2002.318.04:35:42.69/gps-fmout/S +2.62E-07 2002.318.04:35:47.30/wx/62.8,891.2,0.0 2002.318.04:35:47.36/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,40307,0,0,107264 2002.318.04:35:48.17#antcn#TR $$/318.04:35:48.09 32.0892 37.5811 -0.0001 0.0001 2002.318.04:35:48.17#antcn#CO 0.0555 -0.0678 -0.9880 0.0224 2002.318.04:35:49.47/mat/600B0130 2002.318.04:35:49.95#setcl#time/3224717,0,2002,318,04,35,50.00,1.531,8.938,5 2002.318.04:35:49.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:35:50.08/tonemeas/1:01,177.48,110.67,197.90,-66.64 2002.318.04:35:50.14/tonemeas/2:01,222.77,34.73,188.69,-92.39 2002.318.04:35:50.14/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.29,75.94 2002.318.04:35:50.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.21,25.75 2002.318.04:35:50.21/tonemeas/1:02,189.45,-134.06,206.04,52.51 2002.318.04:35:50.27/tonemeas/2:02,238.58,-160.94,190.65,72.03 2002.318.04:35:50.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-49.13,26.88 2002.318.04:35:50.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.39,-19.52 2002.318.04:35:50.28:!2002.318.04:39:05 2002.318.04:35:50.94#setcl#time/3224816,0,2002,318,04,35,51.00,1.557,8.938,6 2002.318.04:35:50.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:39:05.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.04:39:05.06:tape 2002.318.04:39:05.12/tape/9537,9536,9536,9536,9536,9536,9536,9536 2002.318.04:39:05.12:postob 2002.318.04:39:05.13:source=2234+282,223622.5,282857.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.04:39:06.08:setups2=1 2002.318.04:39:10.10:!2002.318.04:39:25 2002.318.04:39:25.00:preob 2002.318.04:39:25.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.04:39:25.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.04:39:25.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.04:39:25.17:!2002.318.04:39:35 2002.318.04:39:29.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.04:39:35.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.04:39:35.06:tape 2002.318.04:39:35.13/tape/9566,9566,9566,9566,9566,9566,9566,9566 2002.318.04:39:35.13:midob 2002.318.04:39:36.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.04:39:36.30/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.04:39:36.64/cable/2.4486E-04 2002.318.04:39:36.70/gps-fmout/S +2.14E-07 2002.318.04:39:41.36/wx/62.7,891.2,0.0 2002.318.04:39:41.42/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34256,0,0,89856 2002.318.04:39:42.17#antcn#TR $$/318.04:39:42.09 62.6757 74.3966 -0.0002 0.0001 2002.318.04:39:42.17#antcn#CO 0.0329 -0.0270 -0.9880 0.0048 2002.318.04:39:43.53/mat/600B0204 2002.318.04:39:43.89#setcl#time/3248111,0,2002,318,04,39,44.00,1.679,9.003,11 2002.318.04:39:43.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:39:44.01/tonemeas/1:01,186.52,104.03,206.26,-73.22 2002.318.04:39:44.07/tonemeas/2:01,235.56,26.99,197.71,-100.64 2002.318.04:39:44.07/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-49.04,77.04 2002.318.04:39:44.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,8.55,27.42 2002.318.04:39:44.14/tonemeas/1:02,192.09,-137.50,207.87,49.11 2002.318.04:39:44.20/tonemeas/2:02,241.07,-163.92,189.32,69.75 2002.318.04:39:44.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-48.98,26.42 2002.318.04:39:44.21/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,18.55,-20.64 2002.318.04:39:44.21:!2002.318.04:44:19 2002.318.04:39:44.93#setcl#time/3248215,0,2002,318,04,39,45.00,1.573,9.003,7 2002.318.04:39:44.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:44:19.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.04:44:19.07:tape 2002.318.04:44:19.13/tape/9851,9851,9851,9851,9850,9850,9850,9850 2002.318.04:44:19.13:postob 2002.318.04:44:19.14:source=0003-066,000613.9,-062335.3,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.04:44:20.09:setups2=1 2002.318.04:44:25.07:!2002.318.04:44:52 2002.318.04:44:52.00:preob 2002.318.04:44:52.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.04:44:52.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.04:44:52.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.04:44:52.17:!2002.318.04:45:02 2002.318.04:44:58.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.04:45:02.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.04:45:02.06:tape 2002.318.04:45:02.12/tape/9893,9893,9893,9893,9893,9893,9894,9894 2002.318.04:45:02.12:midob 2002.318.04:45:03.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.04:45:03.29/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.04:45:03.64/cable/2.4492E-04 2002.318.04:45:03.70/gps-fmout/S +1.86E-07 2002.318.04:45:08.41/wx/62.6,891.2,0.0 2002.318.04:45:08.47/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34556,0,0,7680 2002.318.04:45:09.18#antcn#TR $$/318.04:45:09.09 124.0763 43.9508 0.0003 -0.0000 2002.318.04:45:09.18#antcn#CO 0.0517 -0.0793 -0.9880 0.0179 2002.318.04:45:10.58/mat/600B0332 2002.318.04:45:10.94#setcl#time/3280815,0,2002,318,04,45,11.00,1.557,9.094,6 2002.318.04:45:10.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:45:11.07/tonemeas/1:01,184.84,117.18,207.68,-61.02 2002.318.04:45:11.13/tonemeas/2:01,232.48,39.47,194.60,-87.96 2002.318.04:45:11.13/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-47.64,77.71 2002.318.04:45:11.14/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.08,26.94 2002.318.04:45:11.20/tonemeas/1:02,194.41,-135.43,209.78,51.05 2002.318.04:45:11.26/tonemeas/2:02,245.68,-160.79,192.80,73.27 2002.318.04:45:11.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.27,25.36 2002.318.04:45:11.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.98,-22.22 2002.318.04:45:11.27:!2002.318.04:48:50 2002.318.04:45:11.93#setcl#time/3280914,0,2002,318,04,45,12.00,1.583,9.094,7 2002.318.04:45:11.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:48:50.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.04:48:50.06:tape 2002.318.04:48:50.12/tape/10122,10121,10121,10121,10121,10121,10121,10121 2002.318.04:48:50.12:postob 2002.318.04:48:50.13:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.04:48:51.09:setups2=1 2002.318.04:48:55.11:!2002.318.04:49:17 2002.318.04:49:17.00:preob 2002.318.04:49:17.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.04:49:17.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.04:49:17.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.04:49:17.16:!2002.318.04:49:27 2002.318.04:49:22.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.04:49:27.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.04:49:27.06:tape 2002.318.04:49:27.13/tape/10158,10158,10158,10158,10159,10158,10159,10159 2002.318.04:49:27.13:midob 2002.318.04:49:28.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.04:49:28.29/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.04:49:28.63/cable/2.4551E-04 2002.318.04:49:28.69/gps-fmout/S +1.69E-07 2002.318.04:49:32.93/wx/62.8,891.1,0.0 2002.318.04:49:32.99/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33509,0,0,88064 2002.318.04:49:33.15#antcn#TR $$/318.04:49:33.08 175.3751 74.7692 0.0006 0.0006 2002.318.04:49:33.15#antcn#CO -0.0319 -0.0386 -0.9880 0.0047 2002.318.04:49:33.49/mat/600B0541 2002.318.04:49:33.91#setcl#time/3307112,0,2002,318,04,49,34.00,1.623,9.167,9 2002.318.04:49:33.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:49:34.03/tonemeas/1:01,187.57,100.34,210.52,-76.93 2002.318.04:49:34.09/tonemeas/2:01,237.12,22.43,202.99,-105.25 2002.318.04:49:34.09/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-49.55,77.91 2002.318.04:49:34.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,7.53,28.32 2002.318.04:49:34.16/tonemeas/1:02,197.22,-140.04,212.70,45.97 2002.318.04:49:34.22/tonemeas/2:02,250.36,-164.89,198.79,69.17 2002.318.04:49:34.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.14,24.85 2002.318.04:49:34.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.91,-23.20 2002.318.04:49:34.23:!2002.318.04:53:21 2002.318.04:49:34.95#setcl#time/3307216,0,2002,318,04,49,35.00,1.518,9.167,5 2002.318.04:49:34.95#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:53:21.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.04:53:21.18:tape 2002.318.04:53:21.24/tape/10392,10392,10392,10392,10392,10392,10392,10392 2002.318.04:53:21.24:postob 2002.318.04:53:21.24:source=0104-408,010645.1,-403420.0,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.04:53:22.08:setups2=1 2002.318.04:53:26.11:!2002.318.04:53:54 2002.318.04:53:54.00:preob 2002.318.04:53:54.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.04:53:54.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.04:53:54.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.04:53:54.17:!2002.318.04:54:04 2002.318.04:54:00.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.04:54:04.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.04:54:04.06:tape 2002.318.04:54:04.13/tape/10436,10436,10436,10436,10435,10435,10435,10435 2002.318.04:54:04.13:midob 2002.318.04:54:05.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.04:54:05.27/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.04:54:05.64/cable/2.4492E-04 2002.318.04:54:05.70/gps-fmout/S +2.24E-07 2002.318.04:54:10.28/wx/62.8,891.1,0.0 2002.318.04:54:10.34/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,41133,0,0,8448 2002.318.04:54:11.17#antcn#TR $$/318.04:54:11.09 143.6984 12.0942 0.0002 0.0001 2002.318.04:54:11.17#antcn#CO 0.0557 -0.1135 -0.9880 0.0788 2002.318.04:54:12.44/mat/600B0271 2002.318.04:54:12.92#setcl#time/3335012,0,2002,318,04,54,13.00,1.610,9.245,8 2002.318.04:54:12.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.04:54:13.04/tonemeas/1:01,178.17,117.60,198.61,-59.56 2002.318.04:54:13.10/tonemeas/2:01,221.90,41.38,189.48,-86.17 2002.318.04:54:13.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.73,76.22 2002.318.04:54:13.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.13,26.61 2002.318.04:54:13.17/tonemeas/1:02,191.23,-136.12,209.15,51.10 2002.318.04:54:13.23/tonemeas/2:02,246.93,-159.94,195.20,75.41 2002.318.04:54:13.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.70,23.82 2002.318.04:54:13.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.95,-24.31 2002.318.04:54:13.24:!2002.318.05:28:23 2002.318.04:54:13.90#setcl#time/3335110,0,2002,318,04,54,14.00,1.661,9.245,10 2002.318.04:54:13.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.05:01:08.96;"weather- overcast; moon visible through clouds. 2002.318.05:01:11.08;sxmon 2002.318.05:01:11.12/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.87 volt 2002.318.05:01:11.15/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.05:01:11.18/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,246.70 psi 2002.318.05:01:11.22/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,63.51 psi 2002.318.05:01:11.25/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.53 degC 2002.318.05:01:11.28/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.318.05:01:11.31/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,31.27 degK 2002.318.05:01:11.34/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.05:28:23.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.05:28:23.07:tape 2002.318.05:28:23.13/tape/12494,12494,12494,12494,12494,12494,12494,12494 2002.318.05:28:23.13:postob 2002.318.05:28:23.13:source=2234+282,223622.5,282857.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.05:28:24.08:setups2=1 2002.318.05:28:28.10:!2002.318.05:29:34 2002.318.05:29:32.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.05:29:34.00:preob 2002.318.05:29:34.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.05:29:34.17:!2002.318.05:29:44 2002.318.05:29:44.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.05:29:44.06:tape 2002.318.05:29:44.12/tape/12575,12575,12575,12575,12575,12575,12575,12575 2002.318.05:29:44.12:midob 2002.318.05:29:45.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.05:29:45.28/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.05:29:45.60/cable/2.4463E-04 2002.318.05:29:45.66/gps-fmout/S +1.95E-07 2002.318.05:29:50.41/wx/62.9,891.4,0.0 2002.318.05:29:50.47/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35218,0,0,7936 2002.318.05:29:51.17#antcn#TR $$/318.05:29:51.08 23.5549 83.0078 -0.0004 0.0002 2002.318.05:29:51.17#antcn#CO -0.0536 -0.0040 -0.9880 0.0021 2002.318.05:29:52.57/mat/600B0378 2002.318.05:29:52.93#setcl#time/3549010,0,2002,318,05,29,53.00,1.561,9.839,7 2002.318.05:29:52.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.05:29:53.07/tonemeas/1:01,189.60,102.73,209.42,-74.27 2002.318.05:29:53.13/tonemeas/2:01,233.37,25.00,200.94,-102.07 2002.318.05:29:53.13/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.77,77.73 2002.318.05:29:53.14/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,8.48,27.80 2002.318.05:29:53.20/tonemeas/1:02,198.70,-139.99,214.62,47.14 2002.318.05:29:53.26/tonemeas/2:02,252.12,-164.75,195.09,69.83 2002.318.05:29:53.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.42,24.76 2002.318.05:29:53.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,19.53,-22.69 2002.318.05:29:53.27:!2002.318.05:32:54 2002.318.05:29:53.93#setcl#time/3549110,0,2002,318,05,29,54.00,1.561,9.839,7 2002.318.05:29:53.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.05:32:54.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.05:32:54.06:tape 2002.318.05:32:54.13/tape/12765,12765,12765,12765,12765,12765,12765,12765 2002.318.05:32:54.13:postob 2002.318.05:32:54.13:source=1739+522,174037.0,521143.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.05:32:55.08:setups2=1 2002.318.05:32:59.10:!2002.318.05:33:24 2002.318.05:33:24.00:preob 2002.318.05:33:24.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.05:33:24.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.05:33:24.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.05:33:24.18:!2002.318.05:33:34 2002.318.05:33:33.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.05:33:34.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.05:33:34.06:tape 2002.318.05:33:34.12/tape/12806,12806,12806,12805,12805,12805,12805,12805 2002.318.05:33:34.12:midob 2002.318.05:33:35.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.05:33:35.28/hpib/-1.594E-01 2002.318.05:33:35.62/cable/2.4411E-04 2002.318.05:33:35.68/gps-fmout/S +2.63E-07 2002.318.05:33:39.65/wx/63.5,891.4,0.0 2002.318.05:33:39.71/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,37449,0,0,98816 2002.318.05:33:40.16#antcn#TR $$/318.05:33:40.10 318.6196 28.3512 0.0003 0.0006 2002.318.05:33:40.16#antcn#CO 0.0479 -0.0722 -0.9880 0.0319 2002.318.05:33:40.21/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.05:33:40.93#setcl#time/3571810,0,2002,318,05,33,41.00,1.551,9.902,7 2002.318.05:33:40.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.05:33:41.06/tonemeas/1:01,184.06,121.30,204.70,-56.42 2002.318.05:33:41.12/tonemeas/2:01,228.05,45.26,192.09,-82.21 2002.318.05:33:41.12/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.99,76.04 2002.318.05:33:41.13/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.61,25.79 2002.318.05:33:41.19/tonemeas/1:02,196.69,-135.27,213.32,51.67 2002.318.05:33:41.25/tonemeas/2:02,252.50,-159.14,197.16,75.90 2002.318.05:33:41.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.81,23.87 2002.318.05:33:41.26/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.16,-24.23 2002.318.05:33:41.26:!2002.318.05:40:43 2002.318.05:33:41.92#setcl#time/3571909,0,2002,318,05,33,42.00,1.575,9.903,8 2002.318.05:33:41.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.05:40:43.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.05:40:43.07:tape 2002.318.05:40:43.13/tape/13234,13234,13234,13234,13234,13234,13234,13234 2002.318.05:40:43.13:postob 2002.318.05:40:43.14:source=0718+793,072611.7,791131.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.05:40:44.10:setups2=1 2002.318.05:40:48.06:!2002.318.05:41:09 2002.318.05:41:09.00:preob 2002.318.05:41:09.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.05:41:09.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.05:41:09.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.05:41:09.17:!2002.318.05:41:19 2002.318.05:41:15.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.05:41:19.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.05:41:19.06:tape 2002.318.05:41:19.12/tape/13270,13270,13270,13270,13270,13270,13270,13270 2002.318.05:41:19.12:midob 2002.318.05:41:20.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.05:41:20.27/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.05:41:20.62/cable/2.4403E-04 2002.318.05:41:20.68/gps-fmout/S +2.08E-07 2002.318.05:41:24.55/wx/63.5,891.6,0.0 2002.318.05:41:24.61/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,43993,0,0,116736 2002.318.05:41:25.15#antcn#TR $$/318.05:41:25.08 8.2330 14.5626 0.0008 -0.0001 2002.318.05:41:25.15#antcn#CO 0.0560 -0.0860 -0.9880 0.0656 2002.318.05:41:26.71/mat/600B0316 2002.318.05:41:27.92#setcl#time/3618508,0,2002,318,05,41,28.00,1.579,10.032,8 2002.318.05:41:27.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.05:41:28.04/tonemeas/1:01,171.67,106.63,190.49,-70.72 2002.318.05:41:28.10/tonemeas/2:01,212.51,30.33,181.26,-97.50 2002.318.05:41:28.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.84,76.30 2002.318.05:41:28.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.23,26.78 2002.318.05:41:28.17/tonemeas/1:02,190.99,-135.98,206.38,50.37 2002.318.05:41:28.23/tonemeas/2:02,245.63,-160.00,191.47,74.61 2002.318.05:41:28.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.64,24.02 2002.318.05:41:28.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.91,-24.24 2002.318.05:41:28.24:!2002.318.05:46:55 2002.318.05:41:28.90#setcl#time/3618606,0,2002,318,05,41,29.00,1.627,10.032,10 2002.318.05:41:28.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.05:46:55.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.05:46:55.06:tape 2002.318.05:46:55.12/tape/13606,13606,13606,13606,13606,13606,13606,13606 2002.318.05:46:55.12:postob 2002.318.05:46:55.13:source=0229+131,023145.9,132254.7,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.05:46:56.10:setups2=1 2002.318.05:47:00.06:!2002.318.05:47:37 2002.318.05:47:37.00:preob 2002.318.05:47:37.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.05:47:37.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.05:47:37.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.05:47:37.17:!2002.318.05:47:47 2002.318.05:47:43.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.05:47:47.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.05:47:47.07:tape 2002.318.05:47:47.13/tape/13659,13658,13658,13658,13658,13658,13658,13658 2002.318.05:47:47.13:midob 2002.318.05:47:48.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.05:47:48.27/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.05:47:48.60/cable/2.4403E-04 2002.318.05:47:48.66/gps-fmout/S +2.46E-07 2002.318.05:47:52.50/wx/63.8,891.7,0.0 2002.318.05:47:52.56/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36699,0,0,7936 2002.318.05:47:53.17#antcn#TR $$/318.05:47:53.08 88.8136 34.7768 0.0011 0.0003 2002.318.05:47:53.17#antcn#CO 0.0577 -0.0853 -0.9880 0.0248 2002.318.05:47:54.66/mat/600B0185 2002.318.05:47:54.90#setcl#time/3657205,0,2002,318,05,47,55.00,1.633,10.140,10 2002.318.05:47:54.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.05:47:55.02/tonemeas/1:01,183.72,102.58,203.70,-74.91 2002.318.05:47:55.08/tonemeas/2:01,226.86,26.09,193.69,-101.37 2002.318.05:47:55.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.14,76.49 2002.318.05:47:55.09/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.01,26.46 2002.318.05:47:55.15/tonemeas/1:02,186.27,-135.76,202.58,50.84 2002.318.05:47:55.21/tonemeas/2:02,231.26,-163.20,185.05,70.21 2002.318.05:47:55.21/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-44.99,27.44 2002.318.05:47:55.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,17.53,-19.37 2002.318.05:47:55.22:!2002.318.05:54:54 2002.318.05:47:55.94#setcl#time/3657309,0,2002,318,05,47,56.00,1.538,10.140,6 2002.318.05:47:55.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.05:51:12.48;"weather- overcast; moon visible through clouds; light rain 2002.318.05:51:14.46;sxmon 2002.318.05:51:14.50/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.318.05:51:14.53/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.05:51:14.56/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,248.17 psi 2002.318.05:51:14.59/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,62.53 psi 2002.318.05:51:14.62/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.04 degC 2002.318.05:51:14.65/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.318.05:51:14.68/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,30.78 degK 2002.318.05:51:14.71/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.05:54:54.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.05:54:54.06:tape 2002.318.05:54:54.12/tape/14085,14085,14085,14085,14085,14085,14085,14085 2002.318.05:54:54.12:postob 2002.318.05:54:54.12:source=2234+282,223622.5,282857.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.05:54:55.10:et 2002.318.05:54:55.76:unlod 2002.318.05:55:00.77?ERROR sp -13 This command not supported for your equipment, check equip.ctl. 2002.318.05:55:00.78?ERROR rt -201 Position must be a number, "reset", "unk" or "uns". 2002.318.05:55:04.21/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.05:55:04.85/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.05:55:05.49/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.05:55:06.13/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.05:55:06.77/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.05:55:07.41/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.05:55:08.05/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.05:55:08.69/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.05:55:08.69:ready 2002.318.05:55:08.70/newtape/"to continue, use label command 2002.318.05:55:58.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.05:57:11.65;label=ca-3-0000405 2002.318.05:57:44.31/label/CA-3-0000405,3, 2002.318.05:57:44.31:setups2=1 2002.318.05:57:49.06:!2002.318.06:00:00 2002.318.06:00:00.00:tape 2002.318.06:00:00.06/tape/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 2002.318.06:00:00.06:st=for,lp 2002.318.06:00:03.42:!2002.318.06:02:20 2002.318.06:00:12.04?ERROR rz -73 --- STAT_MARGAGCLEV: Transport 6 AGC levels are marginal but still within\nacceptable range.\n 2002.318.06:00:14.46?ERROR rz -72 EF- STAT_BADAGCLEV: Transport 6 AGC levels are outside acceptable range.\n 2002.318.06:00:14.46?ERROR rz -73 occurred a total of 2 times, but has now stopped 2002.318.06:00:21.48?ERROR rl -56 Tape motion state is inconsistent or illegal 2002.318.06:00:21.60?ERROR rz -20 EFC STAT_TRANTPMOTFAIL: Transport 6 tape motion sanity check failed\n 2002.318.06:00:22.84?ERROR rz -52 EFC STAT_RPMONILSTATE: Encountered unexpected transport state change during\nautomatic record (state: inconsistent/illegal, transport 6).\n 2002.318.06:00:22.84?ERROR rz -57 EF- STAT_INSTATE: Tape motion state is inconsistent or illegal.\n 2002.318.06:00:22.84?ERROR rz -20 occurred a total of 2 times, but has now stopped 2002.318.06:00:23.96?ERROR rz -52 occurred a total of 2 times, but has now stopped 2002.318.06:00:23.96?ERROR rz -72 occurred a total of 8 times, but has now stopped 2002.318.06:00:26.32?ERROR rz -57 occurred a total of 3 times, but has now stopped 2002.318.06:02:20.00:preob 2002.318.06:02:20.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.06:02:20.18:!2002.318.06:02:30 2002.318.06:02:30.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.06:02:30.06:tape 2002.318.06:02:30.12/tape/141,141,141,141,141,141,122,141 2002.318.06:02:30.12:midob 2002.318.06:02:31.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.06:02:31.28/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.06:02:31.59/cable/2.4514E-04 2002.318.06:02:31.65/gps-fmout/S +2.09E-07 2002.318.06:02:35.80/wx/63.7,891.7,0.0 2002.318.06:02:35.86/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34827,0,0,91136 2002.318.06:02:36.18#antcn#TR $$/318.06:02:36.09 325.3997 82.1747 0.0004 -0.0005 2002.318.06:02:36.18#antcn#CO -0.1362 -0.0007 -0.9880 0.0024 2002.318.06:02:36.36/mat/600B0555 2002.318.06:02:36.90#setcl#time/3745404,0,2002,318,06,02,37.00,1.618,10.385,10 2002.318.06:02:36.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:02:37.02/tonemeas/1:01,188.09,95.42,210.39,-81.52 2002.318.06:02:37.08/tonemeas/2:01,237.24,16.39,199.22,-111.19 2002.318.06:02:37.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-49.15,79.03 2002.318.06:02:37.09/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.17,29.67 2002.318.06:02:37.15/tonemeas/1:02,191.45,-141.84,208.91,44.66 2002.318.06:02:37.21/tonemeas/2:02,247.55,-168.02,194.27,66.57 2002.318.06:02:37.21/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.10,26.18 2002.318.06:02:37.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.64,-21.91 2002.318.06:02:37.22:!2002.318.06:29:24 2002.318.06:02:37.94#setcl#time/3745508,0,2002,318,06,02,38.00,1.525,10.385,6 2002.318.06:02:37.94#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:03:32.81;"transport-6 started 20.seconds later than others 2002.318.06:03:36.16;sxmon 2002.318.06:03:36.20/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.318.06:03:36.23/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.06:03:36.26/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,245.24 psi 2002.318.06:03:36.29/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,63.02 psi 2002.318.06:03:36.32/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,22.55 degC 2002.318.06:03:36.35/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.318.06:03:36.38/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,31.75 degK 2002.318.06:03:36.41/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.06:29:24.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.06:29:24.06:tape 2002.318.06:29:24.12/tape/1755,1755,1755,1755,1755,1755,1736,1755 2002.318.06:29:24.12:postob 2002.318.06:29:24.12:source=1357+769,135755.4,764321.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.06:29:25.08:setups2=1 2002.318.06:29:29.10:!2002.318.06:29:58 2002.318.06:29:58.00:preob 2002.318.06:29:58.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.06:29:58.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.06:29:58.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.06:29:58.18:!2002.318.06:30:08 2002.318.06:30:05.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.06:30:08.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.06:30:08.06:tape 2002.318.06:30:08.12/tape/1800,1800,1800,1799,1799,1799,1780,1799 2002.318.06:30:08.12:midob 2002.318.06:30:09.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.06:30:09.31/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.06:30:09.67/cable/2.4426E-04 2002.318.06:30:09.73/gps-fmout/S +2.55E-07 2002.318.06:30:15.01/wx/64.1,892.0,0.0 2002.318.06:30:15.07/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,52691,0,0,142336 2002.318.06:30:16.18#antcn#TR $$/318.06:30:16.10 351.6799 11.5088 -0.0001 -0.0001 2002.318.06:30:16.18#antcn#CO 0.0554 -0.0866 -0.9880 0.0830 2002.318.06:30:17.18/mat/600B0208 2002.318.06:30:17.90#setcl#time/3911501,0,2002,318,06,30,18.00,1.615,10.846,10 2002.318.06:30:17.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:30:18.03/tonemeas/1:01,169.81,94.24,189.09,-83.83 2002.318.06:30:18.09/tonemeas/2:01,207.48,16.69,176.70,-110.96 2002.318.06:30:18.09/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-37.67,77.55 2002.318.06:30:18.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.39,27.13 2002.318.06:30:18.16/tonemeas/1:02,189.75,-140.76,204.22,45.90 2002.318.06:30:18.22/tonemeas/2:02,242.06,-165.54,191.41,69.99 2002.318.06:30:18.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-52.31,24.78 2002.318.06:30:18.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.81,-24.09 2002.318.06:30:18.23:!2002.318.06:34:23 2002.318.06:30:18.89#setcl#time/3911600,0,2002,318,06,30,19.00,1.637,10.846,11 2002.318.06:30:18.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:34:23.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.06:34:23.07:tape 2002.318.06:34:23.13/tape/2054,2054,2055,2055,2054,2054,2035,2054 2002.318.06:34:23.13:postob 2002.318.06:34:23.13:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.06:34:24.10:setups2=1 2002.318.06:34:28.06:!2002.318.06:34:44 2002.318.06:34:44.00:preob 2002.318.06:34:44.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.06:34:44.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.06:34:44.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.06:34:44.18:!2002.318.06:34:54 2002.318.06:34:48.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.06:34:54.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.06:34:54.06:tape 2002.318.06:34:54.12/tape/2085,2085,2085,2085,2085,2085,2066,2085 2002.318.06:34:54.12:midob 2002.318.06:34:55.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.06:34:55.29/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.06:34:55.62/cable/2.4463E-04 2002.318.06:34:55.68/gps-fmout/S +2.45E-07 2002.318.06:35:00.36/wx/64.1,892.1,0.0 2002.318.06:35:00.42/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,38665,0,0,8448 2002.318.06:35:01.16#antcn#TR $$/318.06:35:01.09 18.9655 49.9523 -0.0001 0.0004 2002.318.06:35:01.16#antcn#CO 0.0493 -0.0495 -0.9880 0.0145 2002.318.06:35:02.52/mat/600B0106 2002.318.06:35:02.88#setcl#time/3939999,0,2002,318,06,35,03.00,1.648,10.925,12 2002.318.06:35:02.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:35:03.00/tonemeas/1:01,179.17,83.36,200.36,-93.83 2002.318.06:35:03.06/tonemeas/2:01,219.34,6.11,186.67,-122.38 2002.318.06:35:03.06/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.17,77.25 2002.318.06:35:03.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.69,28.55 2002.318.06:35:03.13/tonemeas/1:02,181.71,-140.22,198.62,44.89 2002.318.06:35:03.19/tonemeas/2:02,236.03,-168.03,186.18,65.48 2002.318.06:35:03.19/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.32,27.81 2002.318.06:35:03.20/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.44,-20.59 2002.318.06:35:03.20:!2002.318.06:38:54 2002.318.06:35:03.92#setcl#time/3940103,0,2002,318,06,35,04.00,1.560,10.925,8 2002.318.06:35:03.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:38:54.01:data_valid=off 2002.318.06:38:54.08:tape 2002.318.06:38:54.14/tape/2326,2326,2325,2325,2325,2325,2306,2325 2002.318.06:38:54.14:postob 2002.318.06:38:54.14:source=0229+131,023145.9,132254.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.06:38:55.08:setups2=1 2002.318.06:38:59.10:!2002.318.06:39:34 2002.318.06:39:34.00:preob 2002.318.06:39:34.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.06:39:34.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.06:39:34.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.06:39:34.18:!2002.318.06:39:44 2002.318.06:39:39.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.06:39:44.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.06:39:44.06:tape 2002.318.06:39:44.13/tape/2375,2375,2375,2376,2375,2375,2356,2375 2002.318.06:39:44.13:midob 2002.318.06:39:45.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.06:39:45.27/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.06:39:45.60/cable/2.4463E-04 2002.318.06:39:45.66/gps-fmout/S +2.28E-07 2002.318.06:39:50.52/wx/64.0,892.1,0.0 2002.318.06:39:50.58/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,38163,0,0,7936 2002.318.06:39:51.16#antcn#TR $$/318.06:39:51.08 93.9812 46.8426 0.0001 -0.0000 2002.318.06:39:51.16#antcn#CO 0.0554 -0.0718 -0.9880 0.0162 2002.318.06:39:52.69/mat/600B0205 2002.318.06:39:53.89#setcl#time/3969099,0,2002,318,06,39,54.00,1.635,11.006,11 2002.318.06:39:53.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:39:54.04/tonemeas/1:01,179.70,83.46,202.29,-94.01 2002.318.06:39:54.10/tonemeas/2:01,222.44,4.87,190.59,-123.29 2002.318.06:39:54.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.74,78.59 2002.318.06:39:54.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.70,29.28 2002.318.06:39:54.17/tonemeas/1:02,196.04,-142.60,212.19,43.44 2002.318.06:39:54.23/tonemeas/2:02,250.34,-167.43,197.69,67.32 2002.318.06:39:54.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.30,24.83 2002.318.06:39:54.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.50,-23.88 2002.318.06:39:54.24:!2002.318.06:43:44 2002.318.06:39:54.90#setcl#time/3969200,0,2002,318,06,39,55.00,1.614,11.006,10 2002.318.06:39:54.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:43:44.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.06:43:44.06:tape 2002.318.06:43:44.12/tape/2615,2615,2615,2615,2615,2615,2597,2615 2002.318.06:43:44.12:postob 2002.318.06:43:44.12:source=0458-020,050112.8,-015914.3,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.06:43:45.09:setups2=1 2002.318.06:43:49.05:!2002.318.06:44:06 2002.318.06:44:06.00:preob 2002.318.06:44:06.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.06:44:06.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.06:44:06.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.06:44:06.17:!2002.318.06:44:16 2002.318.06:44:12.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.06:44:16.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.06:44:16.06:tape 2002.318.06:44:16.12/tape/2648,2648,2647,2647,2647,2647,2628,2647 2002.318.06:44:16.12:midob 2002.318.06:44:17.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.06:44:17.31/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.06:44:17.64/cable/2.4456E-04 2002.318.06:44:17.71/gps-fmout/S +1.96E-07 2002.318.06:44:21.44/wx/63.9,892.3,0.0 2002.318.06:44:21.50/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,58949,0,0,159744 2002.318.06:44:22.17#antcn#TR $$/318.06:44:22.09 95.4302 7.8446 -0.0002 -0.0004 2002.318.06:44:22.17#antcn#CO 0.0572 -0.1121 -0.9880 0.1198 2002.318.06:44:23.60/mat/600B0276 2002.318.06:44:25.70/tonemeas/1:01,150.87,97.75,170.80,-80.37 2002.318.06:44:25.77/tonemeas/2:01,184.15,20.17,159.05,-107.66 2002.318.06:44:25.78/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-33.28,77.58 2002.318.06:44:25.80/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.75,27.29 2002.318.06:44:25.88/tonemeas/1:02,184.50,-140.70,201.13,45.36 2002.318.06:44:25.95/tonemeas/2:02,228.08,-163.93,179.76,71.92 2002.318.06:44:25.96/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-43.58,23.23 2002.318.06:44:25.98/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,21.37,-26.56 2002.318.06:44:26.00:!2002.318.06:49:09 2002.318.06:44:26.91#setcl#time/3996401,0,2002,318,06,44,27.00,1.581,11.082,9 2002.318.06:44:26.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:44:27.93#setcl#time/3996503,0,2002,318,06,44,28.00,1.538,11.082,7 2002.318.06:44:27.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:49:09.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.06:49:09.07:tape 2002.318.06:49:09.13/tape/2940,2940,2940,2940,2940,2940,2922,2940 2002.318.06:49:09.13:postob 2002.318.06:49:09.13:source=cta26,033930.9,-014635.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.06:49:10.08:setups2=1 2002.318.06:49:14.04:!2002.318.06:49:20 2002.318.06:49:20.00:preob 2002.318.06:49:20.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.06:49:20.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.06:49:20.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.06:49:20.18:!2002.318.06:49:30 2002.318.06:49:24.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.06:49:30.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.06:49:30.06:tape 2002.318.06:49:30.12/tape/2961,2961,2962,2962,2960,2961,2942,2961 2002.318.06:49:30.12:midob 2002.318.06:49:31.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.06:49:31.30/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.06:49:31.67/cable/2.4463E-04 2002.318.06:49:31.74/gps-fmout/S +2.19E-07 2002.318.06:49:35.65/wx/63.9,892.2,0.0 2002.318.06:49:35.71/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,41160,0,0,109568 2002.318.06:49:36.16#antcn#TR $$/318.06:49:36.08 104.6226 27.6839 0.0001 0.0001 2002.318.06:49:36.16#antcn#CO 0.0572 -0.0957 -0.9880 0.0328 2002.318.06:49:36.21/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.06:49:36.83/tonemeas/1:01,168.59,109.64,187.13,-68.29 2002.318.06:49:36.91/tonemeas/2:01,208.43,32.78,178.03,-95.48 2002.318.06:49:36.92/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.84,76.86 2002.318.06:49:36.94/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.10,27.19 2002.318.06:49:37.01/tonemeas/1:02,192.72,-135.67,210.22,51.07 2002.318.06:49:37.08/tonemeas/2:02,250.82,-159.69,194.88,74.39 2002.318.06:49:37.09/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-58.10,24.02 2002.318.06:49:37.11/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.34,-23.32 2002.318.06:49:37.12:!2002.318.06:59:40 2002.318.06:49:37.91#setcl#time/4027500,0,2002,318,06,49,38.00,1.590,11.168,9 2002.318.06:49:37.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:49:38.93#setcl#time/4027602,0,2002,318,06,49,39.00,1.547,11.168,7 2002.318.06:49:38.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.06:59:40.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.06:59:40.07:tape 2002.318.06:59:40.13/tape/3571,3571,3571,3571,3571,3571,3552,3571 2002.318.06:59:40.13:postob 2002.318.06:59:40.13:source=0104-408,010645.1,-403420.0,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.06:59:41.08:setups2=1 2002.318.06:59:45.04:!2002.318.07:00:11 2002.318.07:00:11.00:preob 2002.318.07:00:11.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.07:00:11.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.07:00:11.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.07:00:11.17:!2002.318.07:00:21 2002.318.07:00:17.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.07:00:21.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.07:00:21.18:tape 2002.318.07:00:21.24/tape/3612,3612,3613,3613,3613,3613,3593,3612 2002.318.07:00:21.24:midob 2002.318.07:00:22.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.07:00:22.30/hpib/-1.518E-01 2002.318.07:00:22.66/cable/2.4426E-04 2002.318.07:00:22.72/gps-fmout/S +1.95E-07 2002.318.07:00:26.50/wx/63.8,892.3,0.0 2002.318.07:00:26.56/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,37926,0,0,7680 2002.318.07:00:27.16#antcn#TR $$/318.07:00:27.09 164.9715 25.0333 0.0006 0.0000 2002.318.07:00:27.16#antcn#CO 0.0514 -0.1020 -0.9880 0.0368 2002.318.07:00:28.67/mat/600B0219 2002.318.07:00:28.91#setcl#time/4092599,0,2002,318,07,00,29.00,1.586,11.349,9 2002.318.07:00:28.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:00:29.03/tonemeas/1:01,178.27,107.53,200.60,-70.37 2002.318.07:00:29.10/tonemeas/2:01,224.80,30.58,192.26,-96.96 2002.318.07:00:29.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-46.53,76.95 2002.318.07:00:29.13/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,8.34,26.59 2002.318.07:00:29.20/tonemeas/1:02,196.96,-136.07,214.79,50.49 2002.318.07:00:29.27/tonemeas/2:02,250.97,-160.05,196.19,74.93 2002.318.07:00:29.28/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.01,23.98 2002.318.07:00:29.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,18.60,-24.44 2002.318.07:00:29.31:!2002.318.07:14:42 2002.318.07:00:29.92#setcl#time/4092700,0,2002,318,07,00,30.00,1.565,11.349,8 2002.318.07:00:29.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:01:30.11;"weather- overcast; moon visible through clouds; light rain 2002.318.07:01:33.79;sxmon 2002.318.07:01:33.88/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.87 volt 2002.318.07:01:33.92/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.07:01:33.95/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,246.21 psi 2002.318.07:01:33.99/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,63.02 psi 2002.318.07:01:34.02/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.53 degC 2002.318.07:01:34.05/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.318.07:01:34.08/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,30.78 degK 2002.318.07:01:34.11/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,226.18 degK 2002.318.07:14:42.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.07:14:42.06:tape 2002.318.07:14:42.12/tape/4474,4473,4473,4473,4473,4473,4454,4473 2002.318.07:14:42.12:postob 2002.318.07:14:42.12:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.07:14:43.09:setups2=1 2002.318.07:14:47.05:!2002.318.07:15:41 2002.318.07:15:41.00:preob 2002.318.07:15:41.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.07:15:41.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.07:15:41.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.07:15:41.16:!2002.318.07:15:51 2002.318.07:15:49.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.07:15:51.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.07:15:51.06:tape 2002.318.07:15:51.12/tape/4542,4542,4542,4542,4542,4542,4523,4542 2002.318.07:15:51.12:midob 2002.318.07:15:52.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.07:15:52.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.07:15:52.58/cable/2.4508E-04 2002.318.07:15:52.64/gps-fmout/S +2.48E-07 2002.318.07:15:57.90/wx/63.7,892.3,0.0 2002.318.07:15:57.96/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,42791,0,0,8448 2002.318.07:15:58.16#antcn#TR $$/318.07:15:58.09 53.1912 16.5854 -0.0003 -0.0001 2002.318.07:15:58.16#antcn#CO 0.0579 -0.0951 -0.9880 0.0573 2002.318.07:15:58.46/mat/600B0555 2002.318.07:15:58.88#setcl#time/4185595,0,2002,318,07,15,59.00,1.633,11.607,12 2002.318.07:15:58.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:15:59.00/tonemeas/1:01,172.96,94.57,192.75,-83.56 2002.318.07:15:59.07/tonemeas/2:01,214.60,15.73,181.51,-111.03 2002.318.07:15:59.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-41.64,78.84 2002.318.07:15:59.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.24,27.47 2002.318.07:15:59.17/tonemeas/1:02,191.76,-139.15,209.74,47.62 2002.318.07:15:59.24/tonemeas/2:02,243.45,-163.74,191.96,71.52 2002.318.07:15:59.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.69,24.59 2002.318.07:15:59.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,17.78,-23.90 2002.318.07:15:59.28:!2002.318.07:22:31 2002.318.07:15:59.89#setcl#time/4185696,0,2002,318,07,16,00.00,1.613,11.608,11 2002.318.07:15:59.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:22:31.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.07:22:31.06:tape 2002.318.07:22:31.12/tape/4942,4942,4942,4942,4942,4942,4923,4942 2002.318.07:22:31.12:postob 2002.318.07:22:31.12:source=0458-020,050112.8,-015914.3,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.07:22:32.09:setups2=1 2002.318.07:22:36.53:!2002.318.07:22:56 2002.318.07:22:56.00:preob 2002.318.07:22:56.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.07:22:56.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.07:22:56.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.07:22:56.17:!2002.318.07:23:06 2002.318.07:23:01.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.07:23:06.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.07:23:06.12:tape 2002.318.07:23:06.18/tape/4977,4977,4978,4978,4978,4977,4958,4977 2002.318.07:23:06.18:midob 2002.318.07:23:07.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.07:23:07.32/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.07:23:07.68/cable/2.4478E-04 2002.318.07:23:07.74/gps-fmout/S +1.81E-07 2002.318.07:23:12.34/wx/63.2,892.3,0.0 2002.318.07:23:12.40/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,39864,0,0,8192 2002.318.07:23:13.17#antcn#TR $$/318.07:23:13.08 99.3582 16.7350 0.0000 0.0005 2002.318.07:23:13.17#antcn#CO 0.0577 -0.1054 -0.9880 0.0567 2002.318.07:23:14.51/mat/600B0406 2002.318.07:23:14.93#setcl#time/4229199,0,2002,318,07,23,15.00,1.535,11.728,7 2002.318.07:23:14.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:23:15.05/tonemeas/1:01,173.54,92.65,194.42,-85.18 2002.318.07:23:15.12/tonemeas/2:01,217.06,13.98,185.21,-113.34 2002.318.07:23:15.13/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.52,78.67 2002.318.07:23:15.15/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.21,28.16 2002.318.07:23:15.22/tonemeas/1:02,189.13,-139.96,204.21,46.29 2002.318.07:23:15.29/tonemeas/2:02,239.73,-164.84,191.43,70.32 2002.318.07:23:15.30/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-50.60,24.88 2002.318.07:23:15.32/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.78,-24.03 2002.318.07:23:15.33:!2002.318.07:36:58 2002.318.07:23:15.88#setcl#time/4229294,0,2002,318,07,23,16.00,1.637,11.729,12 2002.318.07:23:15.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:36:58.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.07:36:58.06:tape 2002.318.07:36:58.12/tape/5809,5809,5809,5809,5809,5809,5791,5810 2002.318.07:36:58.12:postob 2002.318.07:36:58.12:source=0454-234,045703.2,-232452.0,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.07:36:59.09:setups2=1 2002.318.07:37:03.06:!2002.318.07:37:10 2002.318.07:37:10.00:preob 2002.318.07:37:10.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.07:37:10.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.07:37:10.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.07:37:10.17:!2002.318.07:37:20 2002.318.07:37:14.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.07:37:20.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.07:37:20.06:tape 2002.318.07:37:20.12/tape/5832,5832,5831,5831,5831,5831,5812,5831 2002.318.07:37:20.12:midob 2002.318.07:37:21.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.07:37:21.28/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.07:37:21.67/cable/2.4567E-04 2002.318.07:37:21.73/gps-fmout/S +2.01E-07 2002.318.07:37:26.78/wx/62.8,892.2,0.0 2002.318.07:37:26.84/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,43608,0,0,8704 2002.318.07:37:27.17#antcn#TR $$/318.07:37:27.09 121.1293 10.9975 -0.0004 0.0002 2002.318.07:37:27.17#antcn#CO 0.0567 -0.1130 -0.9880 0.0866 2002.318.07:37:27.35/mat/600B0710 2002.318.07:37:27.89#setcl#time/4314494,0,2002,318,07,37,28.00,1.605,11.965,11 2002.318.07:37:27.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:37:28.01/tonemeas/1:01,173.52,88.13,194.23,-89.73 2002.318.07:37:28.08/tonemeas/2:01,214.29,8.66,183.77,-118.32 2002.318.07:37:28.09/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.77,79.47 2002.318.07:37:28.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.46,28.59 2002.318.07:37:28.18/tonemeas/1:02,188.46,-140.84,203.83,45.48 2002.318.07:37:28.25/tonemeas/2:02,240.99,-165.49,188.24,69.18 2002.318.07:37:28.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-52.53,24.65 2002.318.07:37:28.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.59,-23.70 2002.318.07:37:28.29:!2002.318.07:43:35 2002.318.07:37:28.90#setcl#time/4314595,0,2002,318,07,37,29.00,1.585,11.966,10 2002.318.07:37:28.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:43:35.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.07:43:35.06:tape 2002.318.07:43:35.12/tape/6206,6206,6206,6207,6206,6206,6187,6206 2002.318.07:43:35.12:postob 2002.318.07:43:35.12:source=0229+131,023145.9,132254.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.07:43:36.09:setups2=1 2002.318.07:43:41.07:!2002.318.07:44:01 2002.318.07:44:01.00:preob 2002.318.07:44:01.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.07:44:01.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.07:44:01.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.07:44:01.16:!2002.318.07:44:11 2002.318.07:44:05.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.07:44:11.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.07:44:11.06:tape 2002.318.07:44:11.12/tape/6242,6242,6242,6242,6242,6242,6223,6242 2002.318.07:44:11.12:midob 2002.318.07:44:12.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.07:44:12.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.07:44:12.60/cable/2.4544E-04 2002.318.07:44:12.66/gps-fmout/S +1.79E-07 2002.318.07:44:17.18/wx/63.2,892.2,0.0 2002.318.07:44:17.24/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35620,0,0,94208 2002.318.07:44:18.16#antcn#TR $$/318.07:44:18.09 103.2024 61.6550 -0.0002 -0.0002 2002.318.07:44:18.16#antcn#CO 0.0466 -0.0537 -0.9880 0.0093 2002.318.07:44:19.35/mat/600B0331 2002.318.07:44:19.89#setcl#time/4355693,0,2002,318,07,44,20.00,1.609,12.080,11 2002.318.07:44:19.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:44:20.01/tonemeas/1:01,184.70,83.51,205.41,-94.15 2002.318.07:44:20.08/tonemeas/2:01,227.94,3.61,192.22,-123.82 2002.318.07:44:20.09/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.24,79.90 2002.318.07:44:20.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.19,29.67 2002.318.07:44:20.18/tonemeas/1:02,189.45,-140.67,204.56,45.29 2002.318.07:44:20.25/tonemeas/2:02,238.11,-170.09,189.91,63.80 2002.318.07:44:20.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-48.66,29.42 2002.318.07:44:20.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.65,-18.51 2002.318.07:44:20.29:!2002.318.07:48:06 2002.318.07:44:20.90#setcl#time/4355794,0,2002,318,07,44,21.00,1.589,12.080,10 2002.318.07:44:20.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:48:06.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.07:48:06.12:tape 2002.318.07:48:06.18/tape/6477,6478,6478,6478,6478,6477,6458,6477 2002.318.07:48:06.18:postob 2002.318.07:48:06.18:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.07:48:07.09:setups2=1 2002.318.07:48:11.05:!2002.318.07:48:58 2002.318.07:48:35.79;"weather- overcast; light rain 2002.318.07:48:38.42;sxmon 2002.318.07:48:38.46/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.318.07:48:38.49/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.07:48:38.52/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,243.28 psi 2002.318.07:48:38.55/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,59.11 psi 2002.318.07:48:38.59/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.04 degC 2002.318.07:48:38.62/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2002.318.07:48:38.65/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,30.78 degK 2002.318.07:48:38.69/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.07:48:58.00:preob 2002.318.07:48:58.15?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.07:48:58.15?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.07:48:58.15/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.07:48:58.15:!2002.318.07:49:08 2002.318.07:49:05.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.07:49:08.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.07:49:08.06:tape 2002.318.07:49:08.12/tape/6539,6540,6540,6540,6539,6539,6520,6539 2002.318.07:49:08.12:midob 2002.318.07:49:09.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.07:49:09.26/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.07:49:09.61/cable/2.4559E-04 2002.318.07:49:09.67/gps-fmout/S +2.28E-07 2002.318.07:49:13.75/wx/63.2,892.4,0.0 2002.318.07:49:13.81/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,37269,0,0,98816 2002.318.07:49:14.17#antcn#TR $$/318.07:49:14.10 4.3154 53.5082 -0.0002 0.0002 2002.318.07:49:14.17#antcn#CO 0.0431 -0.0422 -0.9880 0.0128 2002.318.07:49:14.31/mat/600B1340 2002.318.07:49:14.91#setcl#time/4385195,0,2002,318,07,49,15.00,1.559,12.162,9 2002.318.07:49:14.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:49:15.04/tonemeas/1:01,186.00,76.95,206.36,-99.82 2002.318.07:49:15.11/tonemeas/2:01,229.37,-3.45,195.02,-131.06 2002.318.07:49:15.12/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.37,80.40 2002.318.07:49:15.14/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.34,31.24 2002.318.07:49:15.21/tonemeas/1:02,191.22,-143.29,207.34,42.13 2002.318.07:49:15.28/tonemeas/2:02,241.41,-172.17,192.29,60.60 2002.318.07:49:15.29/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-50.19,28.88 2002.318.07:49:15.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.05,-18.47 2002.318.07:49:15.32:!2002.318.07:52:37 2002.318.07:49:15.93#setcl#time/4385297,0,2002,318,07,49,16.00,1.519,12.162,7 2002.318.07:49:15.93#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:52:37.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.07:52:37.07:tape 2002.318.07:52:37.13/tape/6749,6748,6748,6748,6748,6748,6729,6748 2002.318.07:52:37.13:postob 2002.318.07:52:37.13:source=cta26,033930.9,-014635.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.07:52:38.08:setups2=1 2002.318.07:52:42.04:!2002.318.07:53:34 2002.318.07:53:34.00:preob 2002.318.07:53:34.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.07:53:34.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.07:53:34.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.07:53:34.17:!2002.318.07:53:44 2002.318.07:53:41.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.07:53:44.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.07:53:44.06:tape 2002.318.07:53:44.12/tape/6815,6815,6815,6815,6815,6815,6796,6815 2002.318.07:53:44.12:midob 2002.318.07:53:45.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.07:53:45.28/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.07:53:45.62/cable/2.4544E-04 2002.318.07:53:45.68/gps-fmout/S +2.43E-07 2002.318.07:53:49.49/wx/63.0,892.3,0.0 2002.318.07:53:49.55/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35623,0,0,94208 2002.318.07:53:50.17#antcn#TR $$/318.07:53:50.09 114.1691 41.7682 -0.0005 -0.0002 2002.318.07:53:50.17#antcn#CO 0.0541 -0.0810 -0.9880 0.0193 2002.318.07:53:51.65/mat/600B0128 2002.318.07:53:51.89#setcl#time/4412892,0,2002,318,07,53,52.00,1.608,12.239,11 2002.318.07:53:51.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.07:53:52.01/tonemeas/1:01,185.66,85.08,207.56,-91.86 2002.318.07:53:52.09/tonemeas/2:01,230.42,4.48,195.80,-122.78 2002.318.07:53:52.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.76,80.60 2002.318.07:53:52.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.76,30.92 2002.318.07:53:52.19/tonemeas/1:02,187.79,-141.63,205.65,44.22 2002.318.07:53:52.26/tonemeas/2:02,238.32,-169.41,189.55,64.48 2002.318.07:53:52.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-50.53,27.78 2002.318.07:53:52.29/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.10,-20.26 2002.318.07:53:52.30:!2002.318.08:03:57 2002.318.07:53:52.91#setcl#time/4412994,0,2002,318,07,53,53.00,1.569,12.239,9 2002.318.07:53:52.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:03:57.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.08:03:57.07:tape 2002.318.08:03:57.13/tape/7428,7428,7428,7429,7428,7428,7409,7428 2002.318.08:03:57.13:postob 2002.318.08:03:57.13:source=0749+540,075301.4,535300.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.08:03:58.09:setups2=1 2002.318.08:04:02.05:!2002.318.08:04:39 2002.318.08:04:39.00:preob 2002.318.08:04:39.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.08:04:39.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.08:04:39.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.08:04:39.17:!2002.318.08:04:49 2002.318.08:04:47.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.08:04:49.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.08:04:49.06:tape 2002.318.08:04:49.12/tape/7480,7480,7480,7480,7480,7480,7462,7480 2002.318.08:04:49.12:midob 2002.318.08:04:50.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.08:04:50.28/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.08:04:50.62/cable/2.4537E-04 2002.318.08:04:50.68/gps-fmout/S +2.40E-07 2002.318.08:04:54.77/wx/62.8,892.2,0.0 2002.318.08:04:54.83/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,68671,0,0,9984 2002.318.08:04:55.17#antcn#TR $$/318.08:04:55.09 35.6814 10.1816 -0.0003 -0.0000 2002.318.08:04:55.17#antcn#CO 0.0572 -0.0957 -0.9880 0.0935 2002.318.08:04:55.34/mat/600B0996 2002.318.08:04:55.88#setcl#time/4479290,0,2002,318,08,04,56.00,1.623,12.423,12 2002.318.08:04:55.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:04:56.00/tonemeas/1:01,140.95,97.22,158.82,-81.76 2002.318.08:04:56.07/tonemeas/2:01,167.69,17.95,147.34,-110.34 2002.318.08:04:56.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-26.74,79.27 2002.318.08:04:56.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.48,28.58 2002.318.08:04:56.17/tonemeas/1:02,180.06,-139.28,196.03,46.76 2002.318.08:04:56.25/tonemeas/2:02,232.87,-164.44,182.51,69.89 2002.318.08:04:56.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-52.81,25.16 2002.318.08:04:56.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.52,-23.13 2002.318.08:04:56.29:!2002.318.08:08:28 2002.318.08:04:56.90#setcl#time/4479392,0,2002,318,08,04,57.00,1.584,12.423,10 2002.318.08:04:56.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:08:28.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.08:08:28.07:tape 2002.318.08:08:28.13/tape/7699,7700,7700,7700,7699,7699,7680,7699 2002.318.08:08:28.13:postob 2002.318.08:08:28.13:source=0454-234,045703.2,-232452.0,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.08:08:29.10:setups2=1 2002.318.08:08:33.06:!2002.318.08:09:14 2002.318.08:09:14.00:preob 2002.318.08:09:14.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.08:09:14.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.08:09:14.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.08:09:14.19:!2002.318.08:09:24 2002.318.08:09:21.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.08:09:24.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.08:09:24.06:tape 2002.318.08:09:24.12/tape/7755,7755,7755,7756,7755,7755,7736,7755 2002.318.08:09:24.12:midob 2002.318.08:09:25.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.08:09:25.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.08:09:25.64/cable/2.4508E-04 2002.318.08:09:25.70/gps-fmout/S +2.06E-07 2002.318.08:09:30.50/wx/63.0,892.2,0.0 2002.318.08:09:30.56/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,41882,0,0,7936 2002.318.08:09:31.17#antcn#TR $$/318.08:09:31.10 125.1871 17.2112 -0.0001 -0.0001 2002.318.08:09:31.17#antcn#CO 0.0564 -0.1081 -0.9880 0.0551 2002.318.08:09:32.67/mat/600B0323 2002.318.08:09:33.87#setcl#time/4507089,0,2002,318,08,09,34.00,1.632,12.500,13 2002.318.08:09:33.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:09:34.00/tonemeas/1:01,168.91,99.69,190.16,-79.40 2002.318.08:09:34.07/tonemeas/2:01,210.99,21.70,180.08,-106.82 2002.318.08:09:34.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.08,77.99 2002.318.08:09:34.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.08,27.42 2002.318.08:09:34.17/tonemeas/1:02,190.41,-138.87,206.23,47.92 2002.318.08:09:34.25/tonemeas/2:02,242.88,-162.90,191.96,71.72 2002.318.08:09:34.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-52.47,24.03 2002.318.08:09:34.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.27,-23.80 2002.318.08:09:34.29:!2002.318.08:24:08 2002.318.08:09:34.90#setcl#time/4507192,0,2002,318,08,09,35.00,1.574,12.501,10 2002.318.08:09:34.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:24:08.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.08:24:08.07:tape 2002.318.08:24:08.13/tape/8639,8639,8639,8639,8639,8639,8620,8639 2002.318.08:24:08.13:postob 2002.318.08:24:08.13:source=0229+131,023145.9,132254.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.08:24:09.10:setups2=1 2002.318.08:24:13.06:!2002.318.08:24:35 2002.318.08:24:35.00:preob 2002.318.08:24:35.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.08:24:35.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.08:24:35.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.08:24:35.17:!2002.318.08:24:45 2002.318.08:24:39.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.08:24:45.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.08:24:45.06:tape 2002.318.08:24:45.12/tape/8677,8677,8677,8676,8676,8676,8657,8676 2002.318.08:24:45.12:midob 2002.318.08:24:46.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.08:24:46.26/hpib/-9.850E-02 2002.318.08:24:46.61/cable/2.4478E-04 2002.318.08:24:46.67/gps-fmout/S +1.88E-07 2002.318.08:24:50.68/wx/63.1,892.1,0.0 2002.318.08:24:50.74/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34872,0,0,7936 2002.318.08:24:51.17#antcn#TR $$/318.08:24:51.09 113.7932 70.6111 0.0004 0.0006 2002.318.08:24:51.17#antcn#CO 0.0306 -0.0424 -0.9880 0.0061 2002.318.08:24:51.25/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.08:24:51.91#setcl#time/4598891,0,2002,318,08,24,52.00,1.562,12.755,9 2002.318.08:24:51.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:24:52.03/tonemeas/1:01,181.85,93.95,203.58,-85.86 2002.318.08:24:52.10/tonemeas/2:01,230.30,13.96,196.21,-112.60 2002.318.08:24:52.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-48.45,79.99 2002.318.08:24:52.13/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,7.37,26.74 2002.318.08:24:52.20/tonemeas/1:02,188.90,-139.52,205.79,46.72 2002.318.08:24:52.27/tonemeas/2:02,237.52,-165.61,187.14,68.41 2002.318.08:24:52.28/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-48.62,26.09 2002.318.08:24:52.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,18.65,-21.69 2002.318.08:24:52.31:!2002.318.08:28:39 2002.318.08:24:52.92#setcl#time/4598992,0,2002,318,08,24,53.00,1.543,12.756,8 2002.318.08:24:52.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:28:39.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.08:28:39.07:tape 2002.318.08:28:39.13/tape/8910,8910,8910,8910,8910,8910,8892,8910 2002.318.08:28:39.13:postob 2002.318.08:28:39.13:source=0718+793,072611.7,791131.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.08:28:40.10:setups2=1 2002.318.08:28:44.06:!2002.318.08:29:33 2002.318.08:29:33.00:preob 2002.318.08:29:33.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.08:29:33.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.08:29:33.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.08:29:33.19:!2002.318.08:29:43 2002.318.08:29:40.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.08:29:43.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.08:29:43.06:tape 2002.318.08:29:43.12/tape/8974,8974,8974,8974,8974,8974,8956,8974 2002.318.08:29:43.12:midob 2002.318.08:29:44.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.08:29:44.27/hpib/-9.092E-02 2002.318.08:29:44.60/cable/2.4470E-04 2002.318.08:29:44.66/gps-fmout/S +2.00E-07 2002.318.08:29:48.86/wx/62.9,892.2,0.0 2002.318.08:29:48.92/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,45286,0,0,121600 2002.318.08:29:49.16#antcn#TR $$/318.08:29:49.08 11.6997 21.5623 -0.0004 -0.0000 2002.318.08:29:49.16#antcn#CO 0.0556 -0.0802 -0.9880 0.0434 2002.318.08:29:49.42/mat/600B0143 2002.318.08:29:49.90#setcl#time/4628690,0,2002,318,08,29,50.00,1.570,12.838,10 2002.318.08:29:49.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:29:50.02/tonemeas/1:01,166.22,98.67,187.00,-78.63 2002.318.08:29:50.09/tonemeas/2:01,205.77,20.05,176.47,-107.59 2002.318.08:29:50.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.55,78.62 2002.318.08:29:50.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.53,28.96 2002.318.08:29:50.19/tonemeas/1:02,192.04,-139.34,210.67,47.11 2002.318.08:29:50.26/tonemeas/2:02,248.77,-164.01,193.87,70.97 2002.318.08:29:50.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.73,24.67 2002.318.08:29:50.29/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.80,-23.86 2002.318.08:29:50.30:!2002.318.08:36:05 2002.318.08:29:50.91#setcl#time/4628791,0,2002,318,08,29,51.00,1.552,12.838,9 2002.318.08:29:50.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:36:05.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.08:36:05.06:tape 2002.318.08:36:05.12/tape/9356,9356,9356,9356,9356,9356,9337,9356 2002.318.08:36:05.12:postob 2002.318.08:36:05.12:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.08:36:06.10:setups2=1 2002.318.08:36:10.06:!2002.318.08:36:29 2002.318.08:36:29.00:preob 2002.318.08:36:29.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.08:36:29.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.08:36:29.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.08:36:29.17:!2002.318.08:36:39 2002.318.08:36:34.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.08:36:39.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.08:36:39.06:tape 2002.318.08:36:39.12/tape/9391,9391,9391,9390,9390,9390,9371,9390 2002.318.08:36:39.12:midob 2002.318.08:36:40.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.08:36:40.28/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.08:36:40.62/cable/2.4470E-04 2002.318.08:36:40.68/gps-fmout/S +1.48E-07 2002.318.08:36:45.66/wx/62.9,892.2,0.0 2002.318.08:36:45.72/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,38733,0,0,102400 2002.318.08:36:46.17#antcn#TR $$/318.08:36:46.09 55.9309 31.8953 0.0004 0.0004 2002.318.08:36:46.17#antcn#CO 0.0580 -0.0806 -0.9880 0.0277 2002.318.08:36:46.23/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.08:36:46.89#setcl#time/4670388,0,2002,318,08,36,47.00,1.593,12.954,11 2002.318.08:36:46.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:36:47.03/tonemeas/1:01,180.05,84.79,200.68,-92.42 2002.318.08:36:47.10/tonemeas/2:01,223.50,5.63,189.12,-121.42 2002.318.08:36:47.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.45,79.16 2002.318.08:36:47.13/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.56,29.00 2002.318.08:36:47.20/tonemeas/1:02,187.94,-141.74,205.23,45.16 2002.318.08:36:47.27/tonemeas/2:02,236.35,-167.05,188.73,66.75 2002.318.08:36:47.28/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-48.41,25.31 2002.318.08:36:47.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.50,-21.59 2002.318.08:36:47.31:!2002.318.08:45:48 2002.318.08:36:47.92#setcl#time/4670491,0,2002,318,08,36,48.00,1.538,12.954,8 2002.318.08:36:47.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:45:48.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.08:45:48.07:tape 2002.318.08:45:48.13/tape/9939,9939,9939,9939,9939,9939,9920,9939 2002.318.08:45:48.13:postob 2002.318.08:45:48.13:source=cta26,033930.9,-014635.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.08:45:49.08:setups2=1 2002.318.08:45:53.04:!2002.318.08:46:25 2002.318.08:46:25.00:preob 2002.318.08:46:25.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.08:46:25.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.08:46:25.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.08:46:25.17:!2002.318.08:46:35 2002.318.08:46:30.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.08:46:35.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.08:46:35.06:tape 2002.318.08:46:35.12/tape/9987,9986,9986,9986,9986,9986,9967,9986 2002.318.08:46:35.12:midob 2002.318.08:46:36.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.08:46:36.30/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.08:46:36.64/cable/2.4508E-04 2002.318.08:46:36.70/gps-fmout/S +2.47E-07 2002.318.08:46:40.41/wx/63.1,892.1,0.0 2002.318.08:46:40.47/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36224,0,0,7936 2002.318.08:46:41.17#antcn#TR $$/318.08:46:41.09 125.8031 52.4347 0.0013 0.0005 2002.318.08:46:41.17#antcn#CO 0.0474 -0.0687 -0.9880 0.0133 2002.318.08:46:42.57/mat/600B0189 2002.318.08:46:42.87#setcl#time/4729985,0,2002,318,08,46,43.00,1.628,13.119,13 2002.318.08:46:42.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:46:43.00/tonemeas/1:01,186.39,74.39,204.25,-102.67 2002.318.08:46:43.07/tonemeas/2:01,228.25,-5.34,193.28,-133.41 2002.318.08:46:43.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-41.86,79.73 2002.318.08:46:43.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.97,30.74 2002.318.08:46:43.17/tonemeas/1:02,183.68,-142.52,198.50,42.78 2002.318.08:46:43.24/tonemeas/2:02,229.51,-171.15,181.93,61.60 2002.318.08:46:43.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-45.83,28.63 2002.318.08:46:43.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.57,-18.82 2002.318.08:46:43.28:!2002.318.08:56:19 2002.318.08:46:43.89#setcl#time/4730087,0,2002,318,08,46,44.00,1.591,13.120,11 2002.318.08:46:43.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:56:19.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.08:56:19.07:tape 2002.318.08:56:19.14/tape/10570,10570,10570,10571,10570,10570,10552,10570 2002.318.08:56:19.14:postob 2002.318.08:56:19.14:source=0454-234,045703.2,-232452.0,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.08:56:20.08:setups2=1 2002.318.08:56:25.06:!2002.318.08:56:35 2002.318.08:56:35.00:preob 2002.318.08:56:35.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.08:56:35.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.08:56:35.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.08:56:35.17:!2002.318.08:56:45 2002.318.08:56:41.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.08:56:45.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.08:56:45.06:tape 2002.318.08:56:45.13/tape/10597,10596,10596,10596,10596,10596,10577,10596 2002.318.08:56:45.13:midob 2002.318.08:56:46.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.08:56:46.33/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.08:56:46.69/cable/2.4522E-04 2002.318.08:56:46.75/gps-fmout/S +2.60E-07 2002.318.08:56:51.19/wx/62.9,892.0,0.0 2002.318.08:56:51.25/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,39419,0,0,105216 2002.318.08:56:52.17#antcn#TR $$/318.08:56:52.08 132.3964 25.7869 -0.0004 0.0001 2002.318.08:56:52.17#antcn#CO 0.0549 -0.1004 -0.9880 0.0356 2002.318.08:56:53.35/mat/600B0301 2002.318.08:56:53.89#setcl#time/4791086,0,2002,318,08,56,54.00,1.589,13.289,11 2002.318.08:56:53.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.08:56:54.03/tonemeas/1:01,183.65,72.18,201.68,-105.90 2002.318.08:56:54.10/tonemeas/2:01,223.81,-9.14,191.24,-135.96 2002.318.08:56:54.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.16,81.32 2002.318.08:56:54.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.44,30.06 2002.318.08:56:54.19/tonemeas/1:02,191.55,-145.48,207.64,39.76 2002.318.08:56:54.26/tonemeas/2:02,242.96,-171.53,190.67,63.52 2002.318.08:56:54.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.41,26.05 2002.318.08:56:54.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.97,-23.76 2002.318.08:56:54.29:!2002.318.09:12:16 2002.318.08:56:54.90#setcl#time/4791187,0,2002,318,08,56,55.00,1.571,13.289,10 2002.318.08:56:54.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:02:57.64;"weather- overcast; moon visible through clouds; light rain 2002.318.09:03:00.48;sxmon 2002.318.09:03:00.52/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,3.88 volt 2002.318.09:03:00.56/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.62 volt 2002.318.09:03:00.59/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,243.28 psi 2002.318.09:03:00.62/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,60.09 psi 2002.318.09:03:00.65/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,23.53 degC 2002.318.09:03:00.68/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.07 volt 2002.318.09:03:00.71/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,30.78 degK 2002.318.09:03:00.74/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,225.70 degK 2002.318.09:12:16.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.09:12:16.07:tape 2002.318.09:12:16.13/tape/11527,11527,11527,11527,11527,11527,11508,11527 2002.318.09:12:16.13:postob 2002.318.09:12:16.13:source=0229+131,023145.9,132254.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.09:12:17.10:setups2=1 2002.318.09:12:21.36:!2002.318.09:12:43 2002.318.09:12:43.00:preob 2002.318.09:12:43.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.09:12:43.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.09:12:43.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.09:12:43.18:!2002.318.09:12:53 2002.318.09:12:47.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.09:12:53.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.09:12:53.06:tape 2002.318.09:12:53.12/tape/11565,11565,11565,11564,11564,11564,11545,11564 2002.318.09:12:53.12:midob 2002.318.09:12:54.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.09:12:54.29/hpib/-1.137E-01 2002.318.09:12:54.61/cable/2.4640E-04 2002.318.09:12:54.67/gps-fmout/S +2.25E-07 2002.318.09:12:59.46/wx/63.2,892.0,0.0 2002.318.09:12:59.52/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33797,0,0,89088 2002.318.09:13:00.18#antcn#TR $$/318.09:13:00.10 145.3561 79.4914 -0.0002 0.0001 2002.318.09:13:00.18#antcn#CO -0.0414 -0.0316 -0.9880 0.0032 2002.318.09:13:01.62/mat/600B0268 2002.318.09:13:01.86#setcl#time/4887882,0,2002,318,09,13,02.00,1.629,13.558,14 2002.318.09:13:01.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:13:01.98/tonemeas/1:01,188.73,76.35,208.62,-100.54 2002.318.09:13:02.05/tonemeas/2:01,234.18,-4.73,198.43,-132.16 2002.318.09:13:02.06/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.45,81.08 2002.318.09:13:02.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.19,31.62 2002.318.09:13:02.15/tonemeas/1:02,191.78,-144.69,208.25,40.87 2002.318.09:13:02.22/tonemeas/2:02,242.15,-171.18,192.81,62.67 2002.318.09:13:02.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-50.37,26.49 2002.318.09:13:02.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.44,-21.80 2002.318.09:13:02.26:!2002.318.09:16:47 2002.318.09:13:02.87#setcl#time/4887983,0,2002,318,09,13,03.00,1.611,13.558,13 2002.318.09:13:02.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:16:47.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.09:16:47.07:tape 2002.318.09:16:47.13/tape/11798,11798,11798,11798,11798,11798,11780,11798 2002.318.09:16:47.13:postob 2002.318.09:16:47.13:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.09:16:48.09:setups2=1 2002.318.09:16:52.05:!2002.318.09:18:12 2002.318.09:18:12.00:preob 2002.318.09:18:12.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.09:18:12.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.09:18:12.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.09:18:12.19:!2002.318.09:18:22 2002.318.09:18:19.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.09:18:22.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.09:18:22.06:tape 2002.318.09:18:22.12/tape/11894,11893,11893,11893,11893,11893,11874,11893 2002.318.09:18:22.12:midob 2002.318.09:18:23.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.09:18:23.27/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.09:18:23.64/cable/2.4618E-04 2002.318.09:18:23.70/gps-fmout/S +2.15E-07 2002.318.09:18:28.10/wx/63.0,892.1,0.0 2002.318.09:18:28.16/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,38077,0,0,8448 2002.318.09:18:29.16#antcn#TR $$/318.09:18:29.08 345.3400 51.5501 -0.0006 0.0005 2002.318.09:18:29.16#antcn#CO 0.0389 -0.0431 -0.9880 0.0137 2002.318.09:18:30.27/mat/600B0295 2002.318.09:18:30.87#setcl#time/4920782,0,2002,318,09,18,31.00,1.618,13.649,13 2002.318.09:18:30.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:18:30.99/tonemeas/1:01,181.53,85.45,201.19,-92.14 2002.318.09:18:31.06/tonemeas/2:01,226.58,5.10,188.84,-122.89 2002.318.09:18:31.07/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.05,80.35 2002.318.09:18:31.09/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.35,30.75 2002.318.09:18:31.16/tonemeas/1:02,190.54,-142.03,205.66,43.71 2002.318.09:18:31.23/tonemeas/2:02,239.80,-169.51,188.73,65.01 2002.318.09:18:31.24/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-49.26,27.48 2002.318.09:18:31.26/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.93,-21.30 2002.318.09:18:31.27:!2002.318.09:21:18 2002.318.09:18:31.88#setcl#time/4920883,0,2002,318,09,18,32.00,1.600,13.650,12 2002.318.09:18:31.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:21:18.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.09:21:18.06:tape 2002.318.09:21:18.12/tape/12069,12069,12069,12070,12069,12070,12050,12069 2002.318.09:21:18.12:postob 2002.318.09:21:18.12:source=0749+540,075301.4,535300.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.09:21:19.09:setups2=1 2002.318.09:21:23.05:!2002.318.09:21:47 2002.318.09:21:47.00:preob 2002.318.09:21:47.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.09:21:47.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.09:21:47.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.09:21:47.18:!2002.318.09:21:57 2002.318.09:21:52.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.09:21:57.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.09:21:57.06:tape 2002.318.09:21:57.12/tape/12108,12108,12108,12108,12108,12108,12089,12108 2002.318.09:21:57.12:midob 2002.318.09:21:58.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.09:21:58.29/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.09:21:58.64/cable/2.4640E-04 2002.318.09:21:58.70/gps-fmout/S +1.98E-07 2002.318.09:22:02.91/wx/63.2,892.1,0.0 2002.318.09:22:02.97/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,39867,0,0,105984 2002.318.09:22:03.18#antcn#TR $$/318.09:22:03.08 39.0046 21.0476 -0.0014 0.0004 2002.318.09:22:03.18#antcn#CO 0.0575 -0.0871 -0.9880 0.0446 2002.318.09:22:03.48/mat/600B0493 2002.318.09:22:03.90#setcl#time/4942085,0,2002,318,09,22,04.00,1.558,13.709,10 2002.318.09:22:03.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:22:04.02/tonemeas/1:01,182.78,72.38,202.04,-105.47 2002.318.09:22:04.09/tonemeas/2:01,223.84,-8.34,190.13,-136.21 2002.318.09:22:04.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-41.06,80.72 2002.318.09:22:04.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.91,30.74 2002.318.09:22:04.19/tonemeas/1:02,193.77,-145.44,208.13,40.37 2002.318.09:22:04.26/tonemeas/2:02,245.82,-171.25,193.00,64.36 2002.318.09:22:04.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-52.05,25.81 2002.318.09:22:04.29/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.13,-23.99 2002.318.09:22:04.30:!2002.318.09:28:14 2002.318.09:22:04.91#setcl#time/4942186,0,2002,318,09,22,05.00,1.541,13.709,9 2002.318.09:22:04.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:28:14.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.09:28:14.06:tape 2002.318.09:28:14.12/tape/12485,12485,12485,12486,12485,12485,12466,12485 2002.318.09:28:14.12:postob 2002.318.09:28:14.12:source=0537-441,053850.4,-440508.9,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.09:28:15.10:setups2=1 2002.318.09:28:19.06:!2002.318.09:29:09 2002.318.09:29:09.00:preob 2002.318.09:29:09.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.09:29:09.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.09:29:09.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.09:29:09.18:!2002.318.09:29:19 2002.318.09:29:16.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.09:29:19.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.09:29:19.06:tape 2002.318.09:29:19.12/tape/12550,12550,12550,12551,12550,12550,12531,12550 2002.318.09:29:19.12:midob 2002.318.09:29:20.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.09:29:20.30/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.09:29:20.66/cable/2.4656E-04 2002.318.09:29:20.72/gps-fmout/S +1.69E-07 2002.318.09:29:25.37/wx/63.5,892.0,0.0 2002.318.09:29:25.43/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,44977,0,0,120064 2002.318.09:29:26.18#antcn#TR $$/318.09:29:26.10 146.7858 10.1686 -0.0002 0.0002 2002.318.09:29:26.18#antcn#CO 0.0557 -0.1152 -0.9880 0.0935 2002.318.09:29:27.54/mat/600B0278 2002.318.09:29:27.90#setcl#time/4986484,0,2002,318,09,29,28.00,1.562,13.832,10 2002.318.09:29:27.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:29:28.03/tonemeas/1:01,169.69,76.16,189.48,-101.86 2002.318.09:29:28.10/tonemeas/2:01,206.16,-4.54,178.57,-131.77 2002.318.09:29:28.11/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-36.47,80.70 2002.318.09:29:28.13/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.91,29.91 2002.318.09:29:28.20/tonemeas/1:02,182.19,-143.89,197.32,42.52 2002.318.09:29:28.27/tonemeas/2:02,237.32,-169.46,182.76,65.12 2002.318.09:29:28.28/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.13,25.57 2002.318.09:29:28.30/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.56,-22.60 2002.318.09:29:28.31:!2002.318.09:32:45 2002.318.09:29:28.92#setcl#time/4986586,0,2002,318,09,29,29.00,1.527,13.832,8 2002.318.09:29:28.92#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:32:45.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.09:32:45.07:tape 2002.318.09:32:45.13/tape/12756,12757,12757,12757,12756,12756,12737,12756 2002.318.09:32:45.13:postob 2002.318.09:32:45.13:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.09:32:46.09:setups2=1 2002.318.09:32:50.05:!2002.318.09:33:32 2002.318.09:33:32.00:preob 2002.318.09:33:32.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.09:33:32.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.09:33:32.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.09:33:32.16:!2002.318.09:33:42 2002.318.09:33:40.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.09:33:42.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.09:33:42.06:tape 2002.318.09:33:42.12/tape/12813,12813,12813,12814,12813,12814,12794,12813 2002.318.09:33:42.12:midob 2002.318.09:33:43.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.09:33:43.27/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.09:33:43.58/cable/2.4678E-04 2002.318.09:33:43.64/gps-fmout/S +1.75E-07 2002.318.09:33:48.28/wx/63.1,892.0,0.0 2002.318.09:33:48.34/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36237,0,0,8192 2002.318.09:33:49.16#antcn#TR $$/318.09:33:49.09 55.6008 42.8696 0.0002 -0.0003 2002.318.09:33:49.16#antcn#CO 0.0568 -0.0679 -0.9880 0.0186 2002.318.09:33:50.45/mat/600B0254 2002.318.09:33:50.99#setcl#time/5012793,0,2002,318,09,33,51.00,1.398,13.905,1 2002.318.09:33:50.99#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:33:51.11/tonemeas/1:01,186.74,70.87,208.16,-105.74 2002.318.09:33:51.18/tonemeas/2:01,230.30,-9.78,197.06,-137.16 2002.318.09:33:51.19/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.56,80.65 2002.318.09:33:51.21/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.10,31.42 2002.318.09:33:51.28/tonemeas/1:02,186.77,-143.78,202.10,41.86 2002.318.09:33:51.35/tonemeas/2:02,235.60,-171.85,188.96,61.04 2002.318.09:33:51.36/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-48.83,28.07 2002.318.09:33:51.38/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.14,-19.18 2002.318.09:33:51.39:!2002.318.09:39:40 2002.318.09:33:51.88#setcl#time/5012882,0,2002,318,09,33,52.00,1.588,13.905,12 2002.318.09:33:51.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:39:40.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.09:39:40.07:tape 2002.318.09:39:40.13/tape/13171,13171,13171,13171,13171,13171,13152,13171 2002.318.09:39:40.13:postob 2002.318.09:39:40.13:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.09:39:41.10:setups2=1 2002.318.09:39:45.06:!2002.318.09:40:08 2002.318.09:40:08.00:preob 2002.318.09:40:08.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.09:40:08.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.09:40:08.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.09:40:08.18:!2002.318.09:40:18 2002.318.09:40:13.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.09:40:18.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.09:40:18.06:tape 2002.318.09:40:18.12/tape/13209,13209,13210,13210,13209,13209,13190,13209 2002.318.09:40:18.12:midob 2002.318.09:40:19.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.09:40:19.30/hpib/-1.061E-01 2002.318.09:40:19.66/cable/2.4678E-04 2002.318.09:40:19.72/gps-fmout/S +2.41E-07 2002.318.09:40:24.25/wx/63.2,891.9,0.0 2002.318.09:40:24.31/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,48061,0,0,8960 2002.318.09:40:25.18#antcn#TR $$/318.09:40:25.10 107.2058 10.1164 0.0002 -0.0002 2002.318.09:40:25.18#antcn#CO 0.0572 -0.1122 -0.9880 0.0939 2002.318.09:40:26.42/mat/600B0213 2002.318.09:40:26.90#setcl#time/5052383,0,2002,318,09,40,27.00,1.558,14.015,10 2002.318.09:40:26.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:40:27.02/tonemeas/1:01,167.05,78.19,187.23,-99.89 2002.318.09:40:27.09/tonemeas/2:01,203.76,-2.79,173.89,-129.85 2002.318.09:40:27.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-36.71,80.98 2002.318.09:40:27.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.34,29.96 2002.318.09:40:27.19/tonemeas/1:02,184.24,-144.31,199.79,41.94 2002.318.09:40:27.26/tonemeas/2:02,235.77,-169.56,185.71,65.35 2002.318.09:40:27.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.53,25.25 2002.318.09:40:27.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.08,-23.41 2002.318.09:40:27.30:!2002.318.09:49:11 2002.318.09:40:27.91#setcl#time/5052484,0,2002,318,09,40,28.00,1.541,14.015,9 2002.318.09:40:27.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:49:11.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.09:49:11.06:tape 2002.318.09:49:11.12/tape/13743,13742,13742,13742,13742,13742,13723,13742 2002.318.09:49:11.12:postob 2002.318.09:49:11.12:source=cta26,033930.9,-014635.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.09:49:12.09:setups2=1 2002.318.09:49:16.05:!2002.318.09:49:38 2002.318.09:49:38.00:preob 2002.318.09:49:38.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.09:49:38.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.09:49:38.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.09:49:38.16:!2002.318.09:49:48 2002.318.09:49:42.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.09:49:48.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.09:49:48.06:tape 2002.318.09:49:48.12/tape/13779,13779,13779,13779,13779,13779,13761,13780 2002.318.09:49:48.12:midob 2002.318.09:49:49.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.09:49:49.29/hpib/-1.137E-01 2002.318.09:49:49.68/cable/2.4714E-04 2002.318.09:49:49.74/gps-fmout/S +1.95E-07 2002.318.09:49:54.96/wx/63.3,892.0,0.0 2002.318.09:49:55.02/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34325,0,0,90368 2002.318.09:49:56.18#antcn#TR $$/318.09:49:56.10 148.9124 62.5370 -0.0007 -0.0002 2002.318.09:49:56.18#antcn#CO 0.0286 -0.0561 -0.9880 0.0090 2002.318.09:49:57.13/mat/600B0462 2002.318.09:49:57.88#setcl#time/5109480,0,2002,318,09,49,58.00,1.592,14.174,12 2002.318.09:49:57.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:49:57.96/tonemeas/1:01,186.04,80.80,205.42,-96.69 2002.318.09:49:58.03/tonemeas/2:01,231.55,0.27,195.92,-128.15 2002.318.09:49:58.04/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.51,80.53 2002.318.09:49:58.06/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.50,31.46 2002.318.09:49:58.13/tonemeas/1:02,166.47,-141.17,182.56,44.48 2002.318.09:49:58.20/tonemeas/2:02,218.37,-169.41,172.54,63.89 2002.318.09:49:58.21/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.90,28.24 2002.318.09:49:58.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.02,-19.41 2002.318.09:49:58.24:!2002.318.09:56:06 2002.318.09:49:58.91#setcl#time/5109583,0,2002,318,09,49,59.00,1.541,14.174,9 2002.318.09:49:58.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.09:56:06.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.09:56:06.07:tape 2002.318.09:56:06.13/tape/14157,14157,14157,14157,14157,14157,14139,14157 2002.318.09:56:06.13:postob 2002.318.09:56:06.13:source=1357+769,135755.4,764321.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.09:56:07.09:et 2002.318.09:56:07.75:unlod 2002.318.09:56:12.76?ERROR sp -13 This command not supported for your equipment, check equip.ctl. 2002.318.09:56:12.77?ERROR rt -201 Position must be a number, "reset", "unk" or "uns". 2002.318.09:56:16.08/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.09:56:16.72/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.09:56:17.36/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.09:56:18.00/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.09:56:18.64/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.09:56:19.28/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.09:56:19.92/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.09:56:20.56/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.09:56:20.56:ready 2002.318.09:56:20.57/newtape/"to continue, use label command 2002.318.09:57:08.69;label=ca-3-001440a 2002.318.09:57:31.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.09:57:41.35/label/CA-3-001440A,3, 2002.318.09:57:41.35:setups2=1 2002.318.09:57:46.04:!2002.318.10:00:00 2002.318.10:00:00.00:tape 2002.318.10:00:00.06/tape/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 2002.318.10:00:00.06:st=for,lp 2002.318.10:00:03.36:!2002.318.10:02:20 2002.318.10:02:20.00:preob 2002.318.10:02:20.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:02:20.16:!2002.318.10:02:30 2002.318.10:02:30.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:02:30.06:tape 2002.318.10:02:30.12/tape/141,141,141,141,141,141,141,141 2002.318.10:02:30.12:midob 2002.318.10:02:31.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:02:31.31/hpib/-1.137E-01 2002.318.10:02:31.67/cable/2.4700E-04 2002.318.10:02:31.73/gps-fmout/S +1.96E-07 2002.318.10:02:36.44/wx/63.2,891.9,0.0 2002.318.10:02:36.50/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,53628,0,0,10240 2002.318.10:02:37.16#antcn#TR $$/318.10:02:37.09 3.4808 9.2600 0.0016 -0.0004 2002.318.10:02:37.16#antcn#CO 0.0561 -0.0896 -0.9880 0.1026 2002.318.10:02:38.60/mat/600B0256 2002.318.10:02:38.86#setcl#time/5185577,0,2002,318,10,02,39.00,1.618,14.385,14 2002.318.10:02:38.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:02:38.94/tonemeas/1:01,158.57,90.24,177.88,-87.48 2002.318.10:02:39.01/tonemeas/2:01,193.27,9.79,166.89,-117.50 2002.318.10:02:39.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-34.70,80.45 2002.318.10:02:39.04/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.99,30.02 2002.318.10:02:39.11/tonemeas/1:02,174.24,-140.16,191.16,45.90 2002.318.10:02:39.18/tonemeas/2:02,225.79,-165.69,178.16,68.59 2002.318.10:02:39.19/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.55,25.53 2002.318.10:02:39.20/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.00,-22.69 2002.318.10:02:39.22:!2002.318.10:03:37 2002.318.10:02:39.89#setcl#time/5185680,0,2002,318,10,02,40.00,1.568,14.385,11 2002.318.10:02:39.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:03:37.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.10:03:37.06:tape 2002.318.10:03:37.12/tape/208,208,208,208,208,208,208,208 2002.318.10:03:37.12:postob 2002.318.10:03:37.12:source=0454-234,045703.2,-232452.0,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.10:03:38.09:setups2=1 2002.318.10:03:42.05:!2002.318.10:04:50 2002.318.10:04:50.00:preob 2002.318.10:04:50.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.10:04:50.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.10:04:50.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.10:04:50.19:!2002.318.10:05:00 2002.318.10:04:57.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.10:05:00.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:05:00.06:tape 2002.318.10:05:00.12/tape/291,291,291,291,291,291,291,291 2002.318.10:05:00.12:midob 2002.318.10:05:01.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:05:01.28/hpib/-1.213E-01 2002.318.10:05:01.63/cable/2.4678E-04 2002.318.10:05:01.69/gps-fmout/S +2.11E-07 2002.318.10:05:05.53/wx/63.3,891.8,0.0 2002.318.10:05:05.59/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35887,0,0,94976 2002.318.10:05:06.16#antcn#TR $$/318.10:05:06.09 146.1477 36.1883 0.0001 -0.0002 2002.318.10:05:06.16#antcn#CO 0.0504 -0.0898 -0.9880 0.0235 2002.318.10:05:07.69/mat/600B0208 2002.318.10:05:08.89#setcl#time/5200580,0,2002,318,10,05,09.00,1.564,14.427,11 2002.318.10:05:08.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:05:09.01/tonemeas/1:01,184.62,81.95,207.21,-94.82 2002.318.10:05:09.08/tonemeas/2:01,228.76,0.97,193.00,-126.03 2002.318.10:05:09.09/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.14,80.98 2002.318.10:05:09.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.21,31.21 2002.318.10:05:09.18/tonemeas/1:02,168.82,-140.41,184.78,44.69 2002.318.10:05:09.25/tonemeas/2:02,215.05,-168.39,169.31,65.65 2002.318.10:05:09.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-46.23,27.98 2002.318.10:05:09.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.47,-20.96 2002.318.10:05:09.29:!2002.318.10:10:32 2002.318.10:05:09.90#setcl#time/5200681,0,2002,318,10,05,10.00,1.547,14.427,10 2002.318.10:05:09.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:10:26.70;"weather-no stars visible, light rain 2002.318.10:10:32.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.10:10:32.06:tape 2002.318.10:10:32.12/tape/623,623,623,623,624,624,623,623 2002.318.10:10:32.12:postob 2002.318.10:10:32.12:source=0229+131,023145.9,132254.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.10:10:33.09:setups2=1 2002.318.10:10:37.05:!2002.318.10:11:13 2002.318.10:11:13.00:preob 2002.318.10:11:13.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.10:11:13.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.10:11:13.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.10:11:13.18:!2002.318.10:11:23 2002.318.10:11:18.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.10:11:23.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:11:23.06:tape 2002.318.10:11:23.12/tape/674,674,674,674,674,674,674,674 2002.318.10:11:23.12:midob 2002.318.10:11:24.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:11:24.27/hpib/-9.850E-02 2002.318.10:11:24.62/cable/2.4737E-04 2002.318.10:11:24.68/gps-fmout/S +1.95E-07 2002.318.10:11:28.68/wx/63.3,891.9,0.0 2002.318.10:11:28.74/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35558,0,0,8704 2002.318.10:11:29.16#antcn#TR $$/318.10:11:29.09 224.3439 78.0333 -0.0005 0.0002 2002.318.10:11:29.16#antcn#CO -0.1044 -0.0294 -0.9880 0.0037 2002.318.10:11:29.24/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.10:11:29.90#setcl#time/5238680,0,2002,318,10,11,30.00,1.552,14.533,10 2002.318.10:11:29.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:11:30.02/tonemeas/1:01,189.01,81.32,209.15,-96.33 2002.318.10:11:30.08/tonemeas/2:01,234.66,0.50,199.02,-127.66 2002.318.10:11:30.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.65,80.82 2002.318.10:11:30.09/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.13,31.33 2002.318.10:11:30.15/tonemeas/1:02,186.07,-144.37,202.57,41.88 2002.318.10:11:30.21/tonemeas/2:02,235.27,-170.76,186.30,63.60 2002.318.10:11:30.21/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-49.20,26.39 2002.318.10:11:30.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.27,-21.72 2002.318.10:11:30.22:!2002.318.10:15:03 2002.318.10:11:30.88#setcl#time/5238778,0,2002,318,10,11,31.00,1.585,14.533,12 2002.318.10:11:30.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:14:39.59;"agc on bbcu13 not always locked 2002.318.10:15:03.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.10:15:03.07:tape 2002.318.10:15:03.13/tape/895,895,895,895,894,894,894,894 2002.318.10:15:03.13:postob 2002.318.10:15:03.14:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.10:15:04.09:setups2=1 2002.318.10:15:08.05:!2002.318.10:16:22 2002.318.10:16:22.00:preob 2002.318.10:16:22.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.10:16:22.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.10:16:22.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.10:16:22.19:!2002.318.10:16:32 2002.318.10:16:31.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.10:16:32.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:16:32.06:tape 2002.318.10:16:32.12/tape/983,983,983,983,983,983,983,983 2002.318.10:16:32.12:midob 2002.318.10:16:33.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:16:33.28/hpib/-6.821E-02 2002.318.10:16:33.62/cable/2.4729E-04 2002.318.10:16:33.68/gps-fmout/S +2.32E-07 2002.318.10:16:38.07/wx/63.2,892.0,0.0 2002.318.10:16:38.13/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,50373,0,0,8960 2002.318.10:16:39.16#antcn#TR $$/318.10:16:39.08 72.6857 11.0298 -0.0004 -0.0005 2002.318.10:16:39.16#antcn#CO 0.0577 -0.1049 -0.9880 0.0864 2002.318.10:16:40.24/mat/600B0350 2002.318.10:16:40.90#setcl#time/5269780,0,2002,318,10,16,41.00,1.543,14.619,10 2002.318.10:16:40.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:16:41.02/tonemeas/1:01,162.02,104.82,181.60,-73.10 2002.318.10:16:41.09/tonemeas/2:01,199.13,25.73,170.87,-102.09 2002.318.10:16:41.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-37.11,79.09 2002.318.10:16:41.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.73,28.99 2002.318.10:16:41.19/tonemeas/1:02,184.72,-137.52,199.63,48.62 2002.318.10:16:41.26/tonemeas/2:02,234.35,-162.22,186.54,72.22 2002.318.10:16:41.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-49.63,24.70 2002.318.10:16:41.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.09,-23.60 2002.318.10:16:41.30:!2002.318.10:23:34 2002.318.10:16:41.91#setcl#time/5269881,0,2002,318,10,16,42.00,1.527,14.619,9 2002.318.10:16:41.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:23:34.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.10:23:34.06:tape 2002.318.10:23:34.12/tape/1405,1405,1405,1405,1405,1405,1405,1405 2002.318.10:23:34.12:postob 2002.318.10:23:34.12:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.10:23:35.08:setups2=1 2002.318.10:23:40.06:!2002.318.10:23:55 2002.318.10:23:55.00:preob 2002.318.10:23:55.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.10:23:55.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.10:23:55.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.10:23:55.17:!2002.318.10:24:05 2002.318.10:24:00.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.10:24:05.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:24:05.06:tape 2002.318.10:24:05.12/tape/1437,1437,1437,1437,1436,1436,1436,1436 2002.318.10:24:05.12:midob 2002.318.10:24:06.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:24:06.30/hpib/-8.334E-02 2002.318.10:24:06.64/cable/2.4744E-04 2002.318.10:24:06.70/gps-fmout/S +2.44E-07 2002.318.10:24:11.76/wx/63.2,892.1,0.0 2002.318.10:24:11.82/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,40992,0,0,109824 2002.318.10:24:12.17#antcn#TR $$/318.10:24:12.09 112.2651 19.6527 -0.0001 0.0000 2002.318.10:24:12.17#antcn#CO 0.0571 -0.1046 -0.9880 0.0479 2002.318.10:24:12.32/mat/600B1346 2002.318.10:24:12.86#setcl#time/5314975,0,2002,318,10,24,13.00,1.611,14.744,14 2002.318.10:24:12.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:24:12.98/tonemeas/1:01,174.60,76.73,196.71,-101.03 2002.318.10:24:13.05/tonemeas/2:01,214.57,-4.68,183.32,-131.93 2002.318.10:24:13.06/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.97,81.41 2002.318.10:24:13.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.39,30.90 2002.318.10:24:13.15/tonemeas/1:02,177.61,-143.06,195.37,42.50 2002.318.10:24:13.22/tonemeas/2:02,227.36,-168.96,179.59,64.28 2002.318.10:24:13.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-49.75,25.90 2002.318.10:24:13.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.78,-21.78 2002.318.10:24:13.26:!2002.318.10:31:35 2002.318.10:24:13.87#setcl#time/5315076,0,2002,318,10,24,14.00,1.595,14.745,13 2002.318.10:24:13.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:31:35.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.10:31:35.06:tape 2002.318.10:31:35.12/tape/1886,1886,1886,1886,1886,1886,1886,1886 2002.318.10:31:35.12:postob 2002.318.10:31:35.12:source=0537-441,053850.4,-440508.9,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.10:31:36.09:setups2=1 2002.318.10:31:41.07:!2002.318.10:31:58 2002.318.10:31:58.00:preob 2002.318.10:31:58.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.10:31:58.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.10:31:58.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.10:31:58.16:!2002.318.10:32:08 2002.318.10:32:03.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.10:32:08.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:32:08.06:tape 2002.318.10:32:08.12/tape/1920,1920,1920,1920,1919,1919,1919,1919 2002.318.10:32:08.12:midob 2002.318.10:32:09.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:32:09.27/hpib/-8.334E-02 2002.318.10:32:09.66/cable/2.4626E-04 2002.318.10:32:09.72/gps-fmout/S +1.83E-07 2002.318.10:32:14.30/wx/62.9,891.9,0.0 2002.318.10:32:14.36/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,40166,0,0,8960 2002.318.10:32:15.16#antcn#TR $$/318.10:32:15.09 155.8843 17.1745 -0.0002 0.0003 2002.318.10:32:15.16#antcn#CO 0.0542 -0.1094 -0.9880 0.0552 2002.318.10:32:16.46/mat/600B0168 2002.318.10:32:16.88#setcl#time/5363376,0,2002,318,10,32,17.00,1.581,14.879,12 2002.318.10:32:16.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:32:17.00/tonemeas/1:01,178.17,78.13,198.48,-99.42 2002.318.10:32:17.07/tonemeas/2:01,220.33,-2.38,188.06,-130.48 2002.318.10:32:17.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.16,80.51 2002.318.10:32:17.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.42,31.06 2002.318.10:32:17.17/tonemeas/1:02,177.12,-142.04,192.29,43.82 2002.318.10:32:17.24/tonemeas/2:02,224.27,-168.48,179.59,65.75 2002.318.10:32:17.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-47.15,26.44 2002.318.10:32:17.26/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.70,-21.93 2002.318.10:32:17.26:!2002.318.10:36:06 2002.318.10:32:17.86#setcl#time/5363474,0,2002,318,10,32,18.00,1.613,14.879,14 2002.318.10:32:17.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:36:06.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.10:36:06.06:tape 2002.318.10:36:06.12/tape/2157,2157,2157,2157,2157,2157,2157,2157 2002.318.10:36:06.12:postob 2002.318.10:36:06.12:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.10:36:07.09:setups2=1 2002.318.10:36:11.05:!2002.318.10:37:00 2002.318.10:37:00.00:preob 2002.318.10:37:00.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.10:37:00.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.10:37:00.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.10:37:00.17:!2002.318.10:37:10 2002.318.10:37:07.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.10:37:10.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:37:10.06:tape 2002.318.10:37:10.12/tape/2221,2221,2221,2221,2221,2221,2221,2221 2002.318.10:37:10.12:midob 2002.318.10:37:11.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:37:11.28/hpib/-6.821E-02 2002.318.10:37:11.62/cable/2.4722E-04 2002.318.10:37:11.68/gps-fmout/S +2.30E-07 2002.318.10:37:15.67/wx/63.2,891.8,0.0 2002.318.10:37:15.73/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35921,0,0,95232 2002.318.10:37:16.17#antcn#TR $$/318.10:37:16.09 51.5210 54.7884 -0.0001 -0.0002 2002.318.10:37:16.17#antcn#CO 0.0530 -0.0515 -0.9880 0.0122 2002.318.10:37:16.24/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.10:37:16.90#setcl#time/5393378,0,2002,318,10,37,17.00,1.540,14.962,10 2002.318.10:37:16.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:37:17.02/tonemeas/1:01,187.73,68.18,208.20,-108.87 2002.318.10:37:17.09/tonemeas/2:01,232.18,-13.00,196.86,-140.74 2002.318.10:37:17.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.45,81.18 2002.318.10:37:17.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.34,31.87 2002.318.10:37:17.19/tonemeas/1:02,174.76,-144.24,189.26,40.89 2002.318.10:37:17.26/tonemeas/2:02,220.95,-171.00,175.60,62.78 2002.318.10:37:17.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-46.19,26.76 2002.318.10:37:17.29/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.66,-21.89 2002.318.10:37:17.30:!2002.318.10:40:37 2002.318.10:37:17.91#setcl#time/5393479,0,2002,318,10,37,18.00,1.524,14.963,9 2002.318.10:37:17.91#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:40:37.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.10:40:37.06:tape 2002.318.10:40:37.12/tape/2428,2428,2428,2428,2429,2429,2428,2428 2002.318.10:40:37.12:postob 2002.318.10:40:37.12:source=0749+540,075301.4,535300.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.10:40:38.09:setups2=1 2002.318.10:40:42.05:!2002.318.10:40:50 2002.318.10:40:50.00:preob 2002.318.10:40:50.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.10:40:50.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.10:40:50.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.10:40:50.16:!2002.318.10:41:00 2002.318.10:40:56.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.10:41:00.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:41:00.06:tape 2002.318.10:41:00.12/tape/2452,2451,2451,2451,2451,2451,2451,2451 2002.318.10:41:00.12:midob 2002.318.10:41:01.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:41:01.27/hpib/-8.334E-02 2002.318.10:41:01.61/cable/2.4692E-04 2002.318.10:41:01.67/gps-fmout/S +2.18E-07 2002.318.10:41:06.51/wx/62.9,891.9,0.0 2002.318.10:41:06.57/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,38480,0,0,102656 2002.318.10:41:07.16#antcn#TR $$/318.10:41:07.08 39.2348 32.6874 -0.0011 0.0003 2002.318.10:41:07.16#antcn#CO 0.0569 -0.0752 -0.9880 0.0268 2002.318.10:41:08.68/mat/600B0181 2002.318.10:41:09.88#setcl#time/5416676,0,2002,318,10,41,10.00,1.565,15.027,12 2002.318.10:41:09.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:41:10.00/tonemeas/1:01,184.25,69.07,204.43,-107.93 2002.318.10:41:10.07/tonemeas/2:01,225.72,-11.76,192.59,-139.74 2002.318.10:41:10.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-41.47,80.83 2002.318.10:41:10.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.84,31.81 2002.318.10:41:10.17/tonemeas/1:02,181.61,-145.45,195.77,39.70 2002.318.10:41:10.24/tonemeas/2:02,231.13,-171.83,182.19,62.28 2002.318.10:41:10.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-49.52,26.38 2002.318.10:41:10.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.58,-22.58 2002.318.10:41:10.28:!2002.318.10:45:44 2002.318.10:41:10.89#setcl#time/5416777,0,2002,318,10,41,11.00,1.549,15.027,11 2002.318.10:41:10.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:45:44.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.10:45:44.06:tape 2002.318.10:45:44.12/tape/2735,2735,2735,2735,2735,2735,2735,2735 2002.318.10:45:44.12:postob 2002.318.10:45:44.12:source=0454-234,045703.2,-232452.0,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.10:45:45.10:setups2=1 2002.318.10:45:49.06:!2002.318.10:46:45 2002.318.10:46:45.00:preob 2002.318.10:46:45.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.10:46:45.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.10:46:45.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.10:46:45.18:!2002.318.10:46:55 2002.318.10:46:52.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.10:46:55.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:46:55.06:tape 2002.318.10:46:55.12/tape/2806,2806,2806,2806,2806,2806,2806,2806 2002.318.10:46:55.12:midob 2002.318.10:46:56.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:46:56.28/hpib/-9.850E-02 2002.318.10:46:56.63/cable/2.4670E-04 2002.318.10:46:56.69/gps-fmout/S +1.70E-07 2002.318.10:47:00.80/wx/63.3,891.8,0.0 2002.318.10:47:00.86/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35822,0,0,7936 2002.318.10:47:01.17#antcn#TR $$/318.10:47:01.09 156.9553 40.8502 0.0003 0.0001 2002.318.10:47:01.17#antcn#CO 0.0463 -0.0845 -0.9880 0.0199 2002.318.10:47:01.37/mat/600B0350 2002.318.10:47:01.85#setcl#time/5451872,0,2002,318,10,47,02.00,1.619,15.125,15 2002.318.10:47:01.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:47:01.98/tonemeas/1:01,186.22,75.51,206.61,-101.56 2002.318.10:47:02.05/tonemeas/2:01,233.22,-5.41,195.65,-132.90 2002.318.10:47:02.06/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-47.00,80.92 2002.318.10:47:02.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.96,31.34 2002.318.10:47:02.15/tonemeas/1:02,186.79,-143.54,202.35,42.08 2002.318.10:47:02.22/tonemeas/2:02,238.77,-169.72,186.94,63.85 2002.318.10:47:02.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.98,26.18 2002.318.10:47:02.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.41,-21.77 2002.318.10:47:02.26:!2002.318.10:52:39 2002.318.10:47:02.87#setcl#time/5451974,0,2002,318,10,47,03.00,1.587,15.125,13 2002.318.10:47:02.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:52:39.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.10:52:39.07:tape 2002.318.10:52:39.13/tape/3151,3151,3151,3151,3151,3150,3150,3150 2002.318.10:52:39.13:postob 2002.318.10:52:39.13:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,cw 2002.318.10:52:40.09:setups2=1 2002.318.10:52:44.05:!2002.318.10:54:06 2002.318.10:54:06.00:preob 2002.318.10:54:06.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.10:54:06.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.10:54:06.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.10:54:06.17:!2002.318.10:54:16 2002.318.10:54:16.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:54:16.06:tape 2002.318.10:54:16.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.10:54:16.12/tape/3247,3247,3247,3247,3247,3247,3247,3247 2002.318.10:54:16.12:midob 2002.318.10:54:17.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:54:17.30/hpib/-9.850E-02 2002.318.10:54:17.61/cable/2.4670E-04 2002.318.10:54:17.67/gps-fmout/S +1.91E-07 2002.318.10:54:21.66/wx/63.4,891.9,0.0 2002.318.10:54:21.72/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35737,0,0,94720 2002.318.10:54:22.17#antcn#TR $$/318.10:54:22.09 331.6070 43.1104 -0.0001 0.0002 2002.318.10:54:22.17#antcn#CO 0.0419 -0.0540 -0.9880 0.0184 2002.318.10:54:22.22/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.10:54:22.88#setcl#time/5495974,0,2002,318,10,54,23.00,1.574,15.247,12 2002.318.10:54:22.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:54:23.00/tonemeas/1:01,186.38,69.67,207.43,-107.91 2002.318.10:54:23.07/tonemeas/2:01,230.82,-11.25,196.96,-139.01 2002.318.10:54:23.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.44,80.92 2002.318.10:54:23.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.47,31.10 2002.318.10:54:23.17/tonemeas/1:02,180.39,-144.31,194.62,41.28 2002.318.10:54:23.25/tonemeas/2:02,230.07,-171.22,180.87,62.71 2002.318.10:54:23.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-49.68,26.91 2002.318.10:54:23.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.75,-21.43 2002.318.10:54:23.29:!2002.318.10:57:10 2002.318.10:54:23.90#setcl#time/5496076,0,2002,318,10,54,24.00,1.543,15.248,10 2002.318.10:54:23.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:57:10.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.10:57:10.07:tape 2002.318.10:57:10.13/tape/3422,3422,3421,3421,3421,3421,3421,3421 2002.318.10:57:10.13:postob 2002.318.10:57:10.13:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,cw 2002.318.10:57:11.10:setups2=1 2002.318.10:57:15.06:!2002.318.10:58:04 2002.318.10:58:04.00:preob 2002.318.10:58:04.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.10:58:04.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.10:58:04.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.10:58:04.19:!2002.318.10:58:14 2002.318.10:58:11.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.10:58:14.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.10:58:14.06:tape 2002.318.10:58:14.12/tape/3486,3486,3485,3485,3485,3485,3485,3485 2002.318.10:58:14.12:midob 2002.318.10:58:15.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.10:58:15.26/hpib/-9.092E-02 2002.318.10:58:15.62/cable/2.4678E-04 2002.318.10:58:15.68/gps-fmout/S +1.95E-07 2002.318.10:58:20.52/wx/63.4,891.8,0.0 2002.318.10:58:20.58/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,40695,0,0,8960 2002.318.10:58:21.15#antcn#TR $$/318.10:58:21.08 75.8911 20.3163 -0.0004 -0.0000 2002.318.10:58:21.15#antcn#CO 0.0583 -0.0975 -0.9880 0.0463 2002.318.10:58:22.68/mat/600B0151 2002.318.10:58:23.88#setcl#time/5520074,0,2002,318,10,58,24.00,1.567,15.314,12 2002.318.10:58:23.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.10:58:24.00/tonemeas/1:01,179.33,72.48,199.26,-105.20 2002.318.10:58:24.07/tonemeas/2:01,220.71,-8.74,189.34,-135.96 2002.318.10:58:24.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-41.38,81.22 2002.318.10:58:24.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.92,30.76 2002.318.10:58:24.17/tonemeas/1:02,189.17,-144.36,203.47,42.28 2002.318.10:58:24.24/tonemeas/2:02,240.21,-169.00,190.97,63.63 2002.318.10:58:24.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.04,24.64 2002.318.10:58:24.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.50,-21.35 2002.318.10:58:24.28:!2002.318.11:06:00 2002.318.10:58:24.89#setcl#time/5520175,0,2002,318,10,58,25.00,1.551,15.314,11 2002.318.10:58:24.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:06:00.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.11:06:00.06:tape 2002.318.11:06:00.12/tape/3951,3951,3951,3951,3951,3951,3951,3951 2002.318.11:06:00.12:postob 2002.318.11:06:00.12:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.11:06:01.09:setups2=1 2002.318.11:06:05.05:!2002.318.11:08:40 2002.318.11:08:40.00:preob 2002.318.11:08:40.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.11:08:40.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.11:08:40.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.11:08:40.18:!2002.318.11:08:50 2002.318.11:08:50.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.11:08:50.06:tape 2002.318.11:08:50.12/tape/4121,4121,4121,4122,4122,4122,4121,4121 2002.318.11:08:50.12:midob 2002.318.11:08:51.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.11:08:51.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.11:08:51.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.11:08:51.27/hpib/-9.092E-02 2002.318.11:08:51.60/cable/2.4596E-04 2002.318.11:08:51.66/gps-fmout/S +2.37E-07 2002.318.11:08:52.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.11:08:56.94/wx/63.6,891.7,0.0 2002.318.11:08:57.00/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,37688,0,0,100608 2002.318.11:08:57.16#antcn#TR $$/318.11:08:57.09 118.5241 29.0407 -0.0002 0.0004 2002.318.11:08:57.16#antcn#CO 0.0559 -0.0959 -0.9880 0.0310 2002.318.11:08:57.50/mat/600B0469 2002.318.11:08:57.86#setcl#time/5583471,0,2002,318,11,08,58.00,1.596,15.490,14 2002.318.11:08:57.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:08:57.98/tonemeas/1:01,184.19,70.07,204.34,-107.86 2002.318.11:08:58.05/tonemeas/2:01,226.73,-11.22,194.14,-139.20 2002.318.11:08:58.06/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.54,81.29 2002.318.11:08:58.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.20,31.34 2002.318.11:08:58.15/tonemeas/1:02,189.99,-144.14,205.81,41.74 2002.318.11:08:58.22/tonemeas/2:02,241.15,-170.38,189.63,64.13 2002.318.11:08:58.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.16,26.24 2002.318.11:08:58.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.18,-22.39 2002.318.11:08:58.26:!2002.318.11:10:31 2002.318.11:08:58.87#setcl#time/5583572,0,2002,318,11,08,59.00,1.580,15.491,13 2002.318.11:08:58.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:09:33.08;"weather-no stars visible, light rain 2002.318.11:10:31.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.11:10:31.07:tape 2002.318.11:10:31.13/tape/4222,4222,4222,4222,4222,4222,4222,4222 2002.318.11:10:31.13:postob 2002.318.11:10:31.13:source=0537-441,053850.4,-440508.9,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.11:10:32.11:setups2=1 2002.318.11:10:36.49:!2002.318.11:10:54 2002.318.11:10:54.00:preob 2002.318.11:10:54.15?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.11:10:54.15?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.11:10:54.15/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.11:10:54.15:!2002.318.11:11:04 2002.318.11:11:00.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.11:11:04.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.11:11:04.06:tape 2002.318.11:11:04.12/tape/4256,4256,4256,4256,4256,4255,4255,4255 2002.318.11:11:04.12:midob 2002.318.11:11:05.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.11:11:05.26/hpib/-9.092E-02 2002.318.11:11:05.62/cable/2.4640E-04 2002.318.11:11:05.68/gps-fmout/S +2.56E-07 2002.318.11:11:09.99/wx/63.3,891.8,0.0 2002.318.11:11:10.05/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,39186,0,0,8192 2002.318.11:11:11.16#antcn#TR $$/318.11:11:11.08 162.4554 20.3975 0.0007 0.0001 2002.318.11:11:11.16#antcn#CO 0.0530 -0.1065 -0.9880 0.0461 2002.318.11:11:12.16/mat/600B0379 2002.318.11:11:12.88#setcl#time/5596973,0,2002,318,11,11,13.00,1.561,15.528,12 2002.318.11:11:12.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:11:13.00/tonemeas/1:01,182.89,70.09,202.76,-107.13 2002.318.11:11:13.07/tonemeas/2:01,224.44,-10.90,191.20,-138.14 2002.318.11:11:13.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-41.55,80.99 2002.318.11:11:13.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.56,31.01 2002.318.11:11:13.17/tonemeas/1:02,189.26,-143.00,203.66,42.08 2002.318.11:11:13.24/tonemeas/2:02,240.51,-169.96,189.08,64.98 2002.318.11:11:13.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.25,26.96 2002.318.11:11:13.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.58,-22.90 2002.318.11:11:13.28:!2002.318.11:36:00 2002.318.11:11:13.89#setcl#time/5597074,0,2002,318,11,11,14.00,1.546,15.528,11 2002.318.11:11:13.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:36:00.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.11:36:00.06:tape 2002.318.11:36:00.12/tape/5752,5752,5752,5751,5751,5751,5751,5751 2002.318.11:36:00.12:postob 2002.318.11:36:00.12:source=0823+033,082550.3,030924.5,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.11:36:01.11:setups2=1 2002.318.11:36:05.01:!2002.318.11:36:35 2002.318.11:36:35.00:preob 2002.318.11:36:35.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.11:36:35.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.11:36:35.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.11:36:35.19:!2002.318.11:36:45 2002.318.11:36:42.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.11:36:45.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.11:36:45.06:tape 2002.318.11:36:45.12/tape/5796,5796,5797,5797,5797,5796,5796,5796 2002.318.11:36:45.12:midob 2002.318.11:36:46.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.11:36:46.27/hpib/-8.334E-02 2002.318.11:36:46.60/cable/2.4662E-04 2002.318.11:36:46.66/gps-fmout/S +1.92E-07 2002.318.11:36:50.54/wx/63.2,891.5,0.0 2002.318.11:36:50.60/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36405,0,0,9472 2002.318.11:36:51.15#antcn#TR $$/318.11:36:51.10 99.7395 30.1579 -0.0003 -0.0002 2002.318.11:36:51.15#antcn#CO 0.0574 -0.0923 -0.9880 0.0296 2002.318.11:36:52.70/mat/600B0119 2002.318.11:36:53.90#setcl#time/5751072,0,2002,318,11,36,54.00,1.534,15.956,10 2002.318.11:36:53.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:36:54.02/tonemeas/1:01,186.50,65.02,206.39,-112.49 2002.318.11:36:54.09/tonemeas/2:01,228.26,-17.12,195.98,-144.97 2002.318.11:36:54.10/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-41.76,82.14 2002.318.11:36:54.12/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.41,32.48 2002.318.11:36:54.19/tonemeas/1:02,173.27,-142.20,187.21,42.63 2002.318.11:36:54.26/tonemeas/2:02,221.20,-169.84,173.29,62.83 2002.318.11:36:54.27/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-47.93,27.64 2002.318.11:36:54.29/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.92,-20.20 2002.318.11:36:54.30:!2002.318.11:40:31 2002.318.11:36:54.85#setcl#time/5751167,0,2002,318,11,36,55.00,1.609,15.956,15 2002.318.11:36:54.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:40:12.08#trakl#Off source 2002.318.11:40:12.08?ERROR st -7 Antenna off-source! 2002.318.11:40:12.09#trakl#az 100.135 el 30.924 azerrcos(el) 0.0049 elerr 0.0014 2002.318.11:40:15.10#trakl#Source re-acquired 2002.318.11:40:31.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.11:40:31.06:tape 2002.318.11:40:31.12/tape/6022,6022,6022,6022,6022,6022,6022,6022 2002.318.11:40:31.12:postob 2002.318.11:40:31.12:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.11:40:32.08:setups2=1 2002.318.11:40:36.46:!2002.318.11:41:03 2002.318.11:41:03.00:preob 2002.318.11:41:03.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.11:41:03.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.11:41:03.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.11:41:03.18:!2002.318.11:41:13 2002.318.11:41:08.11#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.11:41:13.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.11:41:13.06:tape 2002.318.11:41:13.12/tape/6065,6065,6065,6065,6064,6064,6064,6064 2002.318.11:41:13.12:midob 2002.318.11:41:14.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.11:41:14.28/hpib/-8.334E-02 2002.318.11:41:14.64/cable/2.4707E-04 2002.318.11:41:14.70/gps-fmout/S +2.11E-07 2002.318.11:41:19.84/wx/62.8,891.4,0.0 2002.318.11:41:19.90/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35510,0,0,10496 2002.318.11:41:20.16#antcn#TR $$/318.11:41:20.10 39.1457 65.5372 0.0000 -0.0003 2002.318.11:41:20.16#antcn#CO 0.0427 -0.0333 -0.9880 0.0079 2002.318.11:41:20.41/mat/600B0444 2002.318.11:41:21.13#setcl#time/5777795,0,2002,318,11,41,21.00,1.183,16.030,-13 2002.318.11:41:21.13#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:41:21.88#setcl#time/5777870,0,2002,318,11,41,22.00,1.557,16.030,12 2002.318.11:41:21.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:41:21.96/tonemeas/1:01,194.85,55.59,214.26,-121.58 2002.318.11:41:22.03/tonemeas/2:01,237.30,-28.19,201.27,-155.80 2002.318.11:41:22.04/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.45,83.78 2002.318.11:41:22.06/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.99,34.22 2002.318.11:41:22.13/tonemeas/1:02,176.31,-145.02,189.84,39.76 2002.318.11:41:22.20/tonemeas/2:02,224.21,-173.21,175.94,60.65 2002.318.11:41:22.21/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-47.90,28.19 2002.318.11:41:22.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.90,-20.89 2002.318.11:41:22.24:!2002.318.11:45:14 2002.318.11:45:14.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.11:45:14.07:tape 2002.318.11:45:14.13/tape/6305,6305,6305,6305,6305,6305,6305,6305 2002.318.11:45:14.13:postob 2002.318.11:45:14.13:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.11:45:15.08:setups2=1 2002.318.11:45:19.04:!2002.318.11:45:36 2002.318.11:45:36.00:preob 2002.318.11:45:36.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.11:45:36.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.11:45:36.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.11:45:36.19:!2002.318.11:45:46 2002.318.11:45:41.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.11:45:46.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.11:45:46.06:tape 2002.318.11:45:46.12/tape/6337,6337,6337,6337,6337,6337,6337,6337 2002.318.11:45:46.12:midob 2002.318.11:45:47.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.11:45:47.27/hpib/-7.577E-02 2002.318.11:45:47.62/cable/2.4626E-04 2002.318.11:45:47.68/gps-fmout/S +2.56E-07 2002.318.11:45:52.37/wx/63.1,891.5,0.0 2002.318.11:45:52.43/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,35976,0,0,9472 2002.318.11:45:53.15#antcn#TR $$/318.11:45:53.08 79.2377 31.0850 -0.0004 0.0005 2002.318.11:45:53.15#antcn#CO 0.0583 -0.0874 -0.9880 0.0286 2002.318.11:45:54.53/mat/600B0329 2002.318.11:45:54.89#setcl#time/5805170,0,2002,318,11,45,55.00,1.550,16.106,11 2002.318.11:45:54.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:45:55.01/tonemeas/1:01,190.74,62.27,210.41,-115.39 2002.318.11:45:55.08/tonemeas/2:01,233.82,-21.05,196.94,-148.59 2002.318.11:45:55.09/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.08,83.32 2002.318.11:45:55.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.47,33.20 2002.318.11:45:55.18/tonemeas/1:02,172.06,-144.24,186.73,40.95 2002.318.11:45:55.25/tonemeas/2:02,217.29,-171.99,171.99,60.99 2002.318.11:45:55.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-45.23,27.75 2002.318.11:45:55.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.74,-20.04 2002.318.11:45:55.29:!2002.318.11:52:13 2002.318.11:45:55.90#setcl#time/5805271,0,2002,318,11,45,56.00,1.535,16.106,10 2002.318.11:45:55.90#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:52:13.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.11:52:13.06:tape 2002.318.11:52:13.12/tape/6725,6725,6724,6724,6724,6724,6724,6724 2002.318.11:52:13.12:postob 2002.318.11:52:13.12:source=1128+385,113053.3,381518.5,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.11:52:14.10:setups2=1 2002.318.11:52:18.06:!2002.318.11:52:29 2002.318.11:52:29.00:preob 2002.318.11:52:29.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.11:52:29.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.11:52:29.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.11:52:29.18:!2002.318.11:52:39 2002.318.11:52:36.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.11:52:39.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.11:52:39.06:tape 2002.318.11:52:39.12/tape/6750,6750,6750,6750,6750,6750,6750,6750 2002.318.11:52:39.12:midob 2002.318.11:52:40.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.11:52:40.30/hpib/-9.092E-02 2002.318.11:52:40.66/cable/2.4611E-04 2002.318.11:52:40.72/gps-fmout/S +2.15E-07 2002.318.11:52:45.95/wx/63.2,891.4,0.0 2002.318.11:52:46.01/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,60374,0,0,12032 2002.318.11:52:47.18#antcn#TR $$/318.11:52:47.10 50.8727 5.6051 -0.0002 -0.0002 2002.318.11:52:47.18#antcn#CO 0.0571 -0.1034 -0.9880 0.1631 2002.318.11:52:48.11/mat/600B0327 2002.318.11:52:48.89#setcl#time/5846570,0,2002,318,11,52,49.00,1.539,16.221,11 2002.318.11:52:48.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:52:49.01/tonemeas/1:01,153.87,68.39,173.36,-109.97 2002.318.11:52:49.08/tonemeas/2:01,186.89,-13.65,160.10,-142.20 2002.318.11:52:49.09/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-33.02,82.04 2002.318.11:52:49.11/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.26,32.23 2002.318.11:52:49.18/tonemeas/1:02,171.71,-143.04,185.55,42.67 2002.318.11:52:49.25/tonemeas/2:02,220.42,-169.14,175.38,64.98 2002.318.11:52:49.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-48.71,26.10 2002.318.11:52:49.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.17,-22.31 2002.318.11:52:49.29:!2002.318.11:56:44 2002.318.11:52:49.84#setcl#time/5846665,0,2002,318,11,52,50.00,1.613,16.221,16 2002.318.11:52:49.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:56:44.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.11:56:44.06:tape 2002.318.11:56:44.12/tape/6995,6995,6995,6995,6995,6995,6995,6995 2002.318.11:56:44.12:postob 2002.318.11:56:44.12:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.11:56:45.08:setups2=1 2002.318.11:56:49.04:!2002.318.11:57:24 2002.318.11:57:24.00:preob 2002.318.11:57:24.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.11:57:24.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.11:57:24.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.11:57:24.19:!2002.318.11:57:34 2002.318.11:57:30.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.11:57:34.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.11:57:34.06:tape 2002.318.11:57:34.12/tape/7046,7045,7045,7045,7045,7045,7045,7045 2002.318.11:57:34.12:midob 2002.318.11:57:35.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.11:57:35.31/hpib/-9.850E-02 2002.318.11:57:35.67/cable/2.4573E-04 2002.318.11:57:35.73/gps-fmout/S +2.20E-07 2002.318.11:57:40.91/wx/63.2,891.4,0.0 2002.318.11:57:40.97/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35680,0,0,94976 2002.318.11:57:41.16#antcn#TR $$/318.11:57:41.08 127.2697 38.5620 -0.0001 -0.0001 2002.318.11:57:41.16#antcn#CO 0.0529 -0.0860 -0.9880 0.0216 2002.318.11:57:41.48/mat/600B0385 2002.318.11:57:41.84#setcl#time/5875864,0,2002,318,11,57,42.00,1.619,16.302,16 2002.318.11:57:41.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.11:57:41.96/tonemeas/1:01,190.48,65.55,211.11,-111.76 2002.318.11:57:42.03/tonemeas/2:01,233.19,-16.17,198.31,-144.00 2002.318.11:57:42.04/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.71,81.72 2002.318.11:57:42.06/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.80,32.24 2002.318.11:57:42.13/tonemeas/1:02,171.44,-141.23,187.55,43.82 2002.318.11:57:42.20/tonemeas/2:02,217.83,-169.53,172.34,65.13 2002.318.11:57:42.21/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-46.39,28.30 2002.318.11:57:42.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.21,-21.31 2002.318.11:57:42.24:!2002.318.12:07:52 2002.318.11:57:42.85#setcl#time/5875965,0,2002,318,11,57,43.00,1.605,16.303,15 2002.318.11:57:42.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:02:47.29;"weather-a few stars visible 2002.318.12:07:52.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.12:07:52.07:tape 2002.318.12:07:52.13/tape/7663,7663,7663,7663,7663,7663,7663,7664 2002.318.12:07:52.13:postob 2002.318.12:07:52.13:source=0749+540,075301.4,535300.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.12:07:53.08:setups2=1 2002.318.12:07:57.04:!2002.318.12:08:41 2002.318.12:08:41.00:preob 2002.318.12:08:41.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.12:08:41.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.12:08:41.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.12:08:41.18:!2002.318.12:08:51 2002.318.12:08:49.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.12:08:51.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.12:08:51.06:tape 2002.318.12:08:51.12/tape/7722,7722,7722,7722,7722,7722,7722,7722 2002.318.12:08:51.12:midob 2002.318.12:08:52.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.12:08:52.27/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.12:08:52.64/cable/2.4648E-04 2002.318.12:08:52.70/gps-fmout/S +2.00E-07 2002.318.12:08:57.40/wx/62.6,891.3,0.0 2002.318.12:08:57.46/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35590,0,0,93952 2002.318.12:08:58.18#antcn#TR $$/318.12:08:58.10 34.2517 45.0376 -0.0002 -0.0002 2002.318.12:08:58.18#antcn#CO 0.0541 -0.0594 -0.9880 0.0172 2002.318.12:08:59.56/mat/600B0477 2002.318.12:08:59.86#setcl#time/5943665,0,2002,318,12,09,00.00,1.586,16.491,14 2002.318.12:08:59.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:08:59.98/tonemeas/1:01,192.84,65.28,214.73,-112.44 2002.318.12:09:00.05/tonemeas/2:01,237.01,-17.47,202.67,-145.72 2002.318.12:09:00.06/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.17,82.75 2002.318.12:09:00.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.06,33.28 2002.318.12:09:00.15/tonemeas/1:02,178.13,-141.95,192.60,43.39 2002.318.12:09:00.22/tonemeas/2:02,220.75,-169.08,176.23,64.06 2002.318.12:09:00.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-42.62,27.13 2002.318.12:09:00.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.37,-20.67 2002.318.12:09:00.26:!2002.318.12:28:28 2002.318.12:09:00.87#setcl#time/5943766,0,2002,318,12,09,01.00,1.572,16.491,13 2002.318.12:09:00.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:28:28.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.12:28:28.06:tape 2002.318.12:28:28.12/tape/8899,8899,8899,8900,8900,8900,8899,8899 2002.318.12:28:28.12:postob 2002.318.12:28:28.12:source=0823+033,082550.3,030924.5,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.12:28:29.10:setups2=1 2002.318.12:28:33.06:!2002.318.12:29:07 2002.318.12:29:07.00:preob 2002.318.12:29:07.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.12:29:07.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.12:29:07.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.12:29:07.16:!2002.318.12:29:17 2002.318.12:29:13.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.12:29:17.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.12:29:17.06:tape 2002.318.12:29:17.12/tape/8948,8948,8948,8948,8948,8948,8948,8948 2002.318.12:29:17.12:midob 2002.318.12:29:18.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.12:29:18.29/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.12:29:18.65/cable/2.4514E-04 2002.318.12:29:18.71/gps-fmout/S +2.44E-07 2002.318.12:29:23.73/wx/61.8,891.2,0.0 2002.318.12:29:23.79/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34704,0,0,91648 2002.318.12:29:24.16#antcn#TR $$/318.12:29:24.10 106.7606 42.0416 -0.0011 0.0003 2002.318.12:29:24.16#antcn#CO 0.0551 -0.0798 -0.9880 0.0191 2002.318.12:29:24.30/mat/600B1678 2002.318.12:29:24.84#setcl#time/6066161,0,2002,318,12,29,25.00,1.611,16.831,16 2002.318.12:29:24.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:29:24.96/tonemeas/1:01,193.63,65.20,213.81,-112.00 2002.318.12:29:25.03/tonemeas/2:01,239.66,-18.50,199.71,-146.13 2002.318.12:29:25.04/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-46.03,83.70 2002.318.12:29:25.06/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.10,34.13 2002.318.12:29:25.13/tonemeas/1:02,172.74,-142.02,186.50,42.87 2002.318.12:29:25.20/tonemeas/2:02,220.46,-169.56,173.25,63.73 2002.318.12:29:25.21/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-47.72,27.54 2002.318.12:29:25.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.25,-20.86 2002.318.12:29:25.24:!2002.318.12:33:16 2002.318.12:29:25.85#setcl#time/6066262,0,2002,318,12,29,26.00,1.597,16.831,15 2002.318.12:29:25.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:33:16.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.12:33:16.06:tape 2002.318.12:33:16.12/tape/9187,9187,9187,9187,9187,9187,9187,9187 2002.318.12:33:16.12:postob 2002.318.12:33:16.12:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.12:33:17.10:setups2=1 2002.318.12:33:21.30:!2002.318.12:33:30 2002.318.12:33:30.00:preob 2002.318.12:33:30.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.12:33:30.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.12:33:30.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.12:33:30.18:!2002.318.12:33:40 2002.318.12:33:36.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.12:33:40.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.12:33:40.06:tape 2002.318.12:33:40.12/tape/9211,9211,9211,9211,9211,9211,9211,9211 2002.318.12:33:40.12:midob 2002.318.12:33:41.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.12:33:41.26/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.12:33:41.60/cable/2.4692E-04 2002.318.12:33:41.66/gps-fmout/S +1.87E-07 2002.318.12:33:46.63/wx/62.0,891.1,0.0 2002.318.12:33:46.69/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34861,0,0,9472 2002.318.12:33:47.15#antcn#TR $$/318.12:33:47.08 82.4449 42.0661 -0.0000 -0.0005 2002.318.12:33:47.15#antcn#CO 0.0572 -0.0755 -0.9880 0.0191 2002.318.12:33:47.19/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.12:33:47.85#setcl#time/6092462,0,2002,318,12,33,48.00,1.590,16.904,15 2002.318.12:33:47.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:33:47.97/tonemeas/1:01,194.00,64.80,214.07,-112.23 2002.318.12:33:48.04/tonemeas/2:01,236.98,-18.46,200.48,-146.00 2002.318.12:33:48.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.98,83.26 2002.318.12:33:48.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.59,33.77 2002.318.12:33:48.14/tonemeas/1:02,175.75,-142.35,191.17,42.89 2002.318.12:33:48.21/tonemeas/2:02,224.37,-169.37,176.52,63.39 2002.318.12:33:48.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-48.62,27.02 2002.318.12:33:48.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.65,-20.50 2002.318.12:33:48.25:!2002.318.12:40:47 2002.318.12:33:48.86#setcl#time/6092563,0,2002,318,12,33,49.00,1.576,16.904,14 2002.318.12:33:48.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:40:47.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.12:40:47.06:tape 2002.318.12:40:47.12/tape/9638,9638,9638,9638,9638,9638,9638,9638 2002.318.12:40:47.12:postob 2002.318.12:40:47.12:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.12:40:48.10:setups2=1 2002.318.12:40:52.06:!2002.318.12:41:47 2002.318.12:41:47.00:preob 2002.318.12:41:47.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.12:41:47.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.12:41:47.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.12:41:47.18:!2002.318.12:41:57 2002.318.12:41:55.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.12:41:57.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.12:41:57.06:tape 2002.318.12:41:57.12/tape/9708,9708,9708,9708,9708,9708,9708,9708 2002.318.12:41:57.12:midob 2002.318.12:41:58.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.12:41:58.29/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.12:41:58.65/cable/2.4648E-04 2002.318.12:41:58.71/gps-fmout/S +1.84E-07 2002.318.12:42:03.58/wx/62.4,891.1,0.0 2002.318.12:42:03.64/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,36816,0,0,97536 2002.318.12:42:04.18#antcn#TR $$/318.12:42:04.10 325.8421 29.8412 0.0002 0.0001 2002.318.12:42:04.18#antcn#CO 0.0482 -0.0697 -0.9880 0.0300 2002.318.12:42:05.74/mat/600B0409 2002.318.12:42:06.88#setcl#time/6142364,0,2002,318,12,42,07.00,1.549,17.043,12 2002.318.12:42:06.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:42:07.00/tonemeas/1:01,190.13,65.74,209.85,-111.93 2002.318.12:42:07.07/tonemeas/2:01,234.98,-17.35,199.13,-144.76 2002.318.12:42:07.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.85,83.09 2002.318.12:42:07.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.72,32.83 2002.318.12:42:07.17/tonemeas/1:02,179.94,-143.05,193.93,42.91 2002.318.12:42:07.24/tonemeas/2:02,231.99,-169.56,181.56,64.37 2002.318.12:42:07.25/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-52.05,26.51 2002.318.12:42:07.27/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.37,-21.46 2002.318.12:42:07.28:!2002.318.12:45:18 2002.318.12:42:07.89#setcl#time/6142465,0,2002,318,12,42,08.00,1.535,17.043,11 2002.318.12:42:07.89#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:45:18.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.12:45:18.06:tape 2002.318.12:45:18.12/tape/9909,9909,9909,9909,9909,9909,9909,9909 2002.318.12:45:18.12:postob 2002.318.12:45:18.12:source=0537-441,053850.4,-440508.9,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.12:45:19.10:setups2=1 2002.318.12:45:23.00:!2002.318.12:47:07 2002.318.12:47:07.00:preob 2002.318.12:47:07.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.12:47:07.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.12:47:07.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.12:47:07.17:!2002.318.12:47:17 2002.318.12:47:17.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.12:47:17.06:tape 2002.318.12:47:17.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.12:47:17.12/tape/10029,10028,10028,10028,10028,10028,10028,10028 2002.318.12:47:17.12:midob 2002.318.12:47:18.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.12:47:18.28/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.12:47:18.61/cable/2.4684E-04 2002.318.12:47:18.67/gps-fmout/S +1.92E-07 2002.318.12:47:22.58/wx/62.2,890.9,0.0 2002.318.12:47:22.64/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36988,0,0,9472 2002.318.12:47:23.17#antcn#TR $$/318.12:47:23.10 180.7508 23.7244 -0.0008 -0.0008 2002.318.12:47:23.17#antcn#CO 0.0502 -0.1029 -0.9880 0.0391 2002.318.12:47:24.75/mat/600B0306 2002.318.12:47:25.83#setcl#time/6174259,0,2002,318,12,47,26.00,1.611,17.131,17 2002.318.12:47:25.83#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:47:25.95/tonemeas/1:01,187.78,70.63,209.12,-106.36 2002.318.12:47:26.02/tonemeas/2:01,229.90,-11.95,195.65,-140.11 2002.318.12:47:26.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.12,82.58 2002.318.12:47:26.05/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.47,33.75 2002.318.12:47:26.12/tonemeas/1:02,180.11,-141.30,195.18,44.89 2002.318.12:47:26.19/tonemeas/2:02,229.77,-167.15,180.35,66.28 2002.318.12:47:26.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-49.66,25.85 2002.318.12:47:26.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.83,-21.39 2002.318.12:47:26.23:!2002.318.12:56:03 2002.318.12:47:26.84#setcl#time/6174360,0,2002,318,12,47,27.00,1.597,17.132,16 2002.318.12:47:26.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:56:03.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.12:56:03.07:tape 2002.318.12:56:03.13/tape/10554,10554,10555,10555,10555,10554,10554,10554 2002.318.12:56:03.13:postob 2002.318.12:56:03.13:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,cw 2002.318.12:56:04.09:setups2=1 2002.318.12:56:08.05:!2002.318.12:57:34 2002.318.12:57:34.00:preob 2002.318.12:57:34.19?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.12:57:34.19?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.12:57:34.19/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.12:57:34.19:!2002.318.12:57:44 2002.318.12:57:41.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.12:57:44.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.12:57:44.06:tape 2002.318.12:57:44.12/tape/10655,10655,10655,10655,10655,10655,10655,10655 2002.318.12:57:44.12:midob 2002.318.12:57:45.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.12:57:45.29/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.12:57:45.60/cable/2.4530E-04 2002.318.12:57:45.66/gps-fmout/S +2.05E-07 2002.318.12:57:49.38/wx/62.5,891.0,0.0 2002.318.12:57:49.44/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34531,0,0,91136 2002.318.12:57:50.17#antcn#TR $$/318.12:57:50.09 1.7297 72.2924 -0.0009 0.0010 2002.318.12:57:50.17#antcn#CO 0.0096 -0.0157 -0.9880 0.0055 2002.318.12:57:51.55/mat/600B0402 2002.318.12:57:51.85#setcl#time/6236860,0,2002,318,12,57,52.00,1.581,17.305,15 2002.318.12:57:51.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.12:57:51.97/tonemeas/1:01,196.96,59.83,218.62,-117.55 2002.318.12:57:52.04/tonemeas/2:01,241.88,-24.31,204.29,-151.89 2002.318.12:57:52.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.92,84.14 2002.318.12:57:52.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.33,34.34 2002.318.12:57:52.14/tonemeas/1:02,179.25,-146.73,193.50,38.95 2002.318.12:57:52.21/tonemeas/2:02,229.52,-173.46,180.42,60.29 2002.318.12:57:52.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-50.27,26.73 2002.318.12:57:52.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.08,-21.34 2002.318.12:57:52.25:!2002.318.13:00:34 2002.318.12:57:52.86#setcl#time/6236961,0,2002,318,12,57,53.00,1.567,17.306,14 2002.318.12:57:52.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:00:34.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.13:00:34.07:tape 2002.318.13:00:34.13/tape/10826,10826,10826,10825,10825,10825,10825,10825 2002.318.13:00:34.13:postob 2002.318.13:00:34.13:source=1044+719,104827.6,714335.9,2000.0,cw 2002.318.13:00:35.10:setups2=1 2002.318.13:00:40.04:!2002.318.13:00:58 2002.318.13:00:58.00:preob 2002.318.13:00:58.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.13:00:58.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.13:00:58.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.13:00:58.16:!2002.318.13:01:08 2002.318.13:01:05.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.13:01:08.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.13:01:08.06:tape 2002.318.13:01:08.12/tape/10859,10859,10859,10859,10859,10859,10859,10859 2002.318.13:01:08.12:midob 2002.318.13:01:09.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.13:01:09.27/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.13:01:09.63/cable/2.4603E-04 2002.318.13:01:09.69/gps-fmout/S +1.64E-07 2002.318.13:01:14.58/wx/62.2,891.0,0.0 2002.318.13:01:14.64/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,37143,0,0,8960 2002.318.13:01:15.16#antcn#TR $$/318.13:01:15.09 19.6133 26.2121 0.0007 0.0001 2002.318.13:01:15.16#antcn#CO 0.0558 -0.0772 -0.9880 0.0349 2002.318.13:01:16.75/mat/600B0358 2002.318.13:01:17.83#setcl#time/6257457,0,2002,318,13,01,18.00,1.617,17.362,17 2002.318.13:01:17.83#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:01:17.95/tonemeas/1:01,188.44,73.48,209.44,-104.19 2002.318.13:01:18.02/tonemeas/2:01,233.56,-9.77,198.48,-137.50 2002.318.13:01:18.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.12,83.25 2002.318.13:01:18.05/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.96,33.31 2002.318.13:01:18.12/tonemeas/1:02,182.71,-143.17,197.69,42.17 2002.318.13:01:18.19/tonemeas/2:02,234.31,-170.45,183.16,63.84 2002.318.13:01:18.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.60,27.28 2002.318.13:01:18.21/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.53,-21.67 2002.318.13:01:18.23:!2002.318.13:05:57 2002.318.13:01:18.84#setcl#time/6257558,0,2002,318,13,01,19.00,1.603,17.363,16 2002.318.13:01:18.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:05:57.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.13:05:57.07:tape 2002.318.13:05:57.13/tape/11149,11149,11149,11149,11148,11148,11148,11148 2002.318.13:05:57.13:postob 2002.318.13:05:57.13:source=1034-293,103716.1,-293402.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.13:05:58.09:setups2=1 2002.318.13:06:02.05:!2002.318.13:08:05 2002.318.13:06:02.05;"weather-some stars visible 2002.318.13:06:58.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.13:08:05.00:preob 2002.318.13:08:05.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.13:08:05.17:!2002.318.13:08:15 2002.318.13:08:15.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.13:08:15.06:tape 2002.318.13:08:15.09#trakl#Off source 2002.318.13:08:15.09?ERROR st -7 Antenna off-source! 2002.318.13:08:15.09#trakl#az 125.568 el 6.319 azerrcos(el) 0.0045 elerr -0.0002 2002.318.13:08:15.12/tape/11287,11287,11286,11286,11286,11286,11286,11286 2002.318.13:08:15.12:midob 2002.318.13:08:16.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.13:08:16.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.13:08:16.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.13:08:16.28/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.13:08:16.65/cable/2.4426E-04 2002.318.13:08:16.71/gps-fmout/S +1.86E-07 2002.318.13:08:18.09#trakl#Source re-acquired 2002.318.13:08:20.99/wx/62.1,890.8,0.0 2002.318.13:08:21.05/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,47986,0,0,128256 2002.318.13:08:22.17#antcn#TR $$/318.13:08:22.09 125.5806 6.3406 0.0002 0.0010 2002.318.13:08:22.17#antcn#CO 0.0566 -0.1170 -0.9880 0.1457 2002.318.13:08:23.16/mat/600B0533 2002.318.13:08:23.88#setcl#time/6300062,0,2002,318,13,08,24.00,1.538,17.481,12 2002.318.13:08:23.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:08:24.00/tonemeas/1:01,165.65,69.20,185.33,-108.85 2002.318.13:08:24.07/tonemeas/2:01,201.00,-13.18,172.44,-141.90 2002.318.13:08:24.08/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-35.35,82.38 2002.318.13:08:24.10/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.89,33.05 2002.318.13:08:24.17/tonemeas/1:02,168.81,-142.89,182.91,42.57 2002.318.13:08:24.25/tonemeas/2:02,217.63,-169.64,171.82,64.91 2002.318.13:08:24.26/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-48.82,26.75 2002.318.13:08:24.28/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.09,-22.34 2002.318.13:08:24.29:!2002.318.13:14:53 2002.318.13:08:24.84#setcl#time/6300158,0,2002,318,13,08,25.00,1.593,17.481,16 2002.318.13:08:24.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:14:53.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.13:14:53.06:tape 2002.318.13:14:53.12/tape/11684,11684,11684,11684,11684,11684,11684,11684 2002.318.13:14:53.12:postob 2002.318.13:14:53.12:source=0823+033,082550.3,030924.5,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.13:14:54.09:setups2=1 2002.318.13:14:58.05:!2002.318.13:15:17 2002.318.13:15:17.00:preob 2002.318.13:15:17.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.13:15:17.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.13:15:17.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.13:15:17.17:!2002.318.13:15:27 2002.318.13:15:21.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.13:15:27.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.13:15:27.06:tape 2002.318.13:15:27.12/tape/11718,11718,11718,11718,11719,11719,11719,11718 2002.318.13:15:27.12:midob 2002.318.13:15:28.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.13:15:28.30/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.13:15:28.64/cable/2.4522E-04 2002.318.13:15:28.70/gps-fmout/S +1.83E-07 2002.318.13:15:33.82/wx/61.9,890.7,0.0 2002.318.13:15:33.88/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,33480,0,0,8704 2002.318.13:15:34.17#antcn#TR $$/318.13:15:34.10 115.2684 52.0668 -0.0009 0.0010 2002.318.13:15:34.17#antcn#CO 0.0501 -0.0682 -0.9880 0.0134 2002.318.13:15:34.39/mat/600B0410 2002.318.13:15:34.87#setcl#time/6343160,0,2002,318,13,15,35.00,1.554,17.601,13 2002.318.13:15:34.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:15:34.99/tonemeas/1:01,190.53,68.82,210.57,-108.91 2002.318.13:15:35.06/tonemeas/2:01,234.64,-15.45,200.56,-142.95 2002.318.13:15:35.07/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.11,84.27 2002.318.13:15:35.09/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.01,34.04 2002.318.13:15:35.16/tonemeas/1:02,176.46,-142.78,190.23,42.28 2002.318.13:15:35.23/tonemeas/2:02,230.71,-170.24,179.32,64.46 2002.318.13:15:35.24/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.25,27.46 2002.318.13:15:35.26/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.91,-22.18 2002.318.13:15:35.27:!2002.318.13:30:03 2002.318.13:15:35.88#setcl#time/6343261,0,2002,318,13,15,36.00,1.541,17.601,12 2002.318.13:15:35.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:30:03.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.13:30:03.07:tape 2002.318.13:30:03.13/tape/12594,12594,12594,12594,12594,12594,12594,12594 2002.318.13:30:03.13:postob 2002.318.13:30:03.13:source=1128+385,113053.3,381518.5,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.13:30:04.09:setups2=1 2002.318.13:30:08.05:!2002.318.13:30:36 2002.318.13:30:36.00:preob 2002.318.13:30:36.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.13:30:36.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.13:30:36.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.13:30:36.16:!2002.318.13:30:46 2002.318.13:30:43.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.13:30:46.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.13:30:46.06:tape 2002.318.13:30:46.12/tape/12638,12638,12638,12637,12637,12637,12637,12637 2002.318.13:30:46.12:midob 2002.318.13:30:47.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.13:30:47.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.13:30:47.65/cable/2.4648E-04 2002.318.13:30:47.71/gps-fmout/S +2.02E-07 2002.318.13:30:52.39/wx/61.7,890.8,0.0 2002.318.13:30:52.45/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36200,0,0,8192 2002.318.13:30:53.17#antcn#TR $$/318.13:30:53.09 56.6629 23.9302 -0.0014 -0.0002 2002.318.13:30:53.17#antcn#CO 0.0582 -0.0891 -0.9880 0.0387 2002.318.13:30:54.56/mat/600B0425 2002.318.13:30:54.86#setcl#time/6435157,0,2002,318,13,30,55.00,1.573,17.856,14 2002.318.13:30:54.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:30:54.98/tonemeas/1:01,189.62,71.82,209.37,-105.47 2002.318.13:30:55.05/tonemeas/2:01,234.99,-12.45,199.52,-139.69 2002.318.13:30:55.06/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.37,84.27 2002.318.13:30:55.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.85,34.22 2002.318.13:30:55.15/tonemeas/1:02,185.75,-144.25,202.64,42.10 2002.318.13:30:55.22/tonemeas/2:02,243.24,-171.49,190.66,63.49 2002.318.13:30:55.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-57.49,27.24 2002.318.13:30:55.25/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.98,-21.39 2002.318.13:30:55.26:!2002.318.13:37:25 2002.318.13:30:55.87#setcl#time/6435258,0,2002,318,13,30,56.00,1.559,17.856,13 2002.318.13:30:55.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:37:25.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.13:37:25.06:tape 2002.318.13:37:25.12/tape/13037,13036,13036,13036,13036,13036,13036,13036 2002.318.13:37:25.12:postob 2002.318.13:37:25.12:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.13:37:26.11:setups2=1 2002.318.13:37:30.01:!2002.318.13:37:42 2002.318.13:37:42.00:preob 2002.318.13:37:42.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.13:37:42.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.13:37:42.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.13:37:42.18:!2002.318.13:37:52 2002.318.13:37:47.11#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.13:37:52.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.13:37:52.06:tape 2002.318.13:37:52.12/tape/13063,13063,13063,13063,13063,13063,13063,13063 2002.318.13:37:52.12:midob 2002.318.13:37:53.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.13:37:53.30/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.13:37:53.69/cable/2.4633E-04 2002.318.13:37:53.75/gps-fmout/S +2.47E-07 2002.318.13:37:58.81/wx/61.4,890.7,0.0 2002.318.13:37:58.87/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33410,0,0,88064 2002.318.13:37:59.16#antcn#TR $$/318.13:37:59.08 86.8857 56.9145 -0.0004 -0.0000 2002.318.13:37:59.16#antcn#CO 0.0525 -0.0573 -0.9880 0.0112 2002.318.13:37:59.37/mat/600B0404 2002.318.13:37:59.85#setcl#time/6477656,0,2002,318,13,38,00.00,1.576,17.974,15 2002.318.13:37:59.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:37:59.97/tonemeas/1:01,192.98,72.75,212.63,-104.52 2002.318.13:38:00.04/tonemeas/2:01,236.65,-10.60,202.91,-137.80 2002.318.13:38:00.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.67,83.35 2002.318.13:38:00.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,9.72,33.28 2002.318.13:38:00.14/tonemeas/1:02,184.12,-143.37,197.81,43.03 2002.318.13:38:00.21/tonemeas/2:02,230.77,-169.00,184.03,65.18 2002.318.13:38:00.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-46.65,25.63 2002.318.13:38:00.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.78,-22.15 2002.318.13:38:00.24:!2002.318.13:46:06 2002.318.13:38:00.84#setcl#time/6477755,0,2002,318,13,38,01.00,1.589,17.974,16 2002.318.13:38:00.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:46:06.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.13:46:06.06:tape 2002.318.13:46:06.12/tape/13558,13557,13557,13557,13557,13557,13557,13557 2002.318.13:46:06.12:postob 2002.318.13:46:06.12:source=1300+580,130252.5,574837.6,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.13:46:07.10:setups2=1 2002.318.13:46:11.00:!2002.318.13:46:35 2002.318.13:46:35.00:preob 2002.318.13:46:35.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.13:46:35.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.13:46:35.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.13:46:35.17:!2002.318.13:46:45 2002.318.13:46:42.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.13:46:45.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.13:46:45.06:tape 2002.318.13:46:45.12/tape/13596,13596,13596,13596,13597,13597,13597,13596 2002.318.13:46:45.12:midob 2002.318.13:46:46.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.13:46:46.28/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.13:46:46.65/cable/2.4551E-04 2002.318.13:46:46.71/gps-fmout/S +2.41E-07 2002.318.13:46:51.04/wx/61.1,890.7,0.0 2002.318.13:46:51.10/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,38408,0,0,101632 2002.318.13:46:52.17#antcn#TR $$/318.13:46:52.10 33.5535 15.8697 -0.0002 0.0003 2002.318.13:46:52.17#antcn#CO 0.0573 -0.0904 -0.9880 0.0600 2002.318.13:46:53.20/mat/600B0312 2002.318.13:46:53.86#setcl#time/6531056,0,2002,318,13,46,54.00,1.563,18.122,14 2002.318.13:46:53.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:46:53.98/tonemeas/1:01,187.73,67.66,206.43,-110.08 2002.318.13:46:54.05/tonemeas/2:01,228.03,-15.73,195.33,-142.88 2002.318.13:46:54.06/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.30,83.39 2002.318.13:46:54.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.10,32.80 2002.318.13:46:54.15/tonemeas/1:02,186.52,-145.18,201.15,41.00 2002.318.13:46:54.22/tonemeas/2:02,240.16,-170.90,189.31,62.72 2002.318.13:46:54.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.64,25.72 2002.318.13:46:54.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.84,-21.72 2002.318.13:46:54.26:!2002.318.13:50:37 2002.318.13:46:54.87#setcl#time/6531157,0,2002,318,13,46,55.00,1.549,18.123,13 2002.318.13:46:54.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:50:37.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.13:50:37.07:tape 2002.318.13:50:37.13/tape/13828,13828,13828,13828,13828,13828,13828,13828 2002.318.13:50:37.13:postob 2002.318.13:50:37.13:source=0537-441,053850.4,-440508.9,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.13:50:38.09:setups2=1 2002.318.13:50:41.99:!2002.318.13:51:58 2002.318.13:51:58.00:preob 2002.318.13:51:58.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.13:51:58.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.13:51:58.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.13:51:58.18:!2002.318.13:52:08 2002.318.13:52:07.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.13:52:08.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.13:52:08.06:tape 2002.318.13:52:08.12/tape/13919,13919,13919,13919,13920,13920,13920,13919 2002.318.13:52:08.12:midob 2002.318.13:52:09.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.13:52:09.26/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.13:52:09.62/cable/2.4611E-04 2002.318.13:52:09.68/gps-fmout/S +2.65E-07 2002.318.13:52:14.87/wx/61.2,890.6,0.0 2002.318.13:52:14.93/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,36477,0,0,96256 2002.318.13:52:15.17#antcn#TR $$/318.13:52:15.08 193.2544 21.8911 -0.0001 0.0003 2002.318.13:52:15.17#antcn#CO 0.0497 -0.1040 -0.9880 0.0427 2002.318.13:52:15.43/mat/600B0385 2002.318.13:52:15.85#setcl#time/6563254,0,2002,318,13,52,16.00,1.581,18.212,15 2002.318.13:52:15.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:52:15.97/tonemeas/1:01,187.63,71.65,209.30,-105.89 2002.318.13:52:16.04/tonemeas/2:01,231.83,-11.24,197.64,-138.95 2002.318.13:52:16.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.20,82.89 2002.318.13:52:16.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.66,33.06 2002.318.13:52:16.14/tonemeas/1:02,193.39,-143.54,207.25,42.21 2002.318.13:52:16.21/tonemeas/2:02,247.96,-169.55,196.99,64.51 2002.318.13:52:16.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.57,26.01 2002.318.13:52:16.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.26,-22.30 2002.318.13:52:16.25:!2002.318.13:55:08 2002.318.13:52:16.86#setcl#time/6563355,0,2002,318,13,52,17.00,1.568,18.212,14 2002.318.13:52:16.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.13:55:08.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.13:55:08.06:tape 2002.318.13:55:08.12/tape/14099,14099,14099,14099,14099,14099,14099,14099 2002.318.13:55:08.12:postob 2002.318.13:55:08.12:source=0749+540,075301.4,535300.0,2000.0,cw 2002.318.13:55:09.09:et 2002.318.13:55:09.75:unlod 2002.318.13:55:14.76?ERROR sp -13 This command not supported for your equipment, check equip.ctl. 2002.318.13:55:14.77?ERROR rt -201 Position must be a number, "reset", "unk" or "uns". 2002.318.13:55:18.14/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.13:55:18.78/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.13:55:19.42/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.13:55:20.06/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.13:55:20.70/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.13:55:21.34/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.13:55:21.98/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.13:55:22.62/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.13:55:22.62:ready 2002.318.13:55:22.62/newtape/"to continue, use label command 2002.318.13:56:29.95;label=ca-3-0006910 2002.318.13:56:47.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.13:57:02.67/label/CA-3-0006910,3, 2002.318.13:57:02.67:setups2=1 2002.318.13:57:07.00:!2002.318.13:58:00 2002.318.13:58:00.00:tape 2002.318.13:58:00.06/tape/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 2002.318.13:58:00.06:st=for,lp 2002.318.13:58:03.36:!2002.318.14:00:20 2002.318.13:58:14.34?ERROR rz -72 EF- STAT_BADAGCLEV: Transport 6 AGC levels are outside acceptable range.\n 2002.318.13:58:22.48?ERROR rl -56 Tape motion state is inconsistent or illegal 2002.318.13:58:22.66?ERROR rz -20 EFC STAT_TRANTPMOTFAIL: Transport 6 tape motion sanity check failed\n 2002.318.13:58:22.66?ERROR rz -52 EFC STAT_RPMONILSTATE: Encountered unexpected transport state change during\nautomatic record (state: inconsistent/illegal, transport 6).\n 2002.318.13:58:23.84?ERROR rz -57 EF- STAT_INSTATE: Tape motion state is inconsistent or illegal.\n 2002.318.13:58:24.96?ERROR rz -72 occurred a total of 9 times, but has now stopped 2002.318.13:58:38.76?ERROR rz -57 occurred a total of 13 times, but has now stopped 2002.318.13:59:08.70;"again had to manually start transport #6 2002.318.14:00:20.00:preob 2002.318.14:00:20.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.14:00:20.18:!2002.318.14:00:30 2002.318.14:00:30.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.14:00:30.06:tape 2002.318.14:00:30.12/tape/141,141,141,141,141,141,113,141 2002.318.14:00:30.12:midob 2002.318.14:00:31.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.14:00:31.27/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.14:00:31.64/cable/2.4640E-04 2002.318.14:00:31.70/gps-fmout/S +2.29E-07 2002.318.14:00:36.63/wx/61.1,890.7,0.0 2002.318.14:00:36.69/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34099,0,0,89600 2002.318.14:00:37.16#antcn#TR $$/318.14:00:37.09 15.3460 56.4200 -0.0003 -0.0002 2002.318.14:00:37.16#antcn#CO 0.0442 -0.0402 -0.9880 0.0115 2002.318.14:00:38.79/mat/600B0307 2002.318.14:00:39.87#setcl#time/6613656,0,2002,318,14,00,40.00,1.543,18.352,13 2002.318.14:00:39.87#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:00:39.99/tonemeas/1:01,196.52,59.21,216.66,-118.00 2002.318.14:00:40.06/tonemeas/2:01,242.10,-25.10,204.99,-152.93 2002.318.14:00:40.07/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.58,84.31 2002.318.14:00:40.09/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.67,34.93 2002.318.14:00:40.16/tonemeas/1:02,183.29,-147.14,198.73,38.43 2002.318.14:00:40.23/tonemeas/2:02,234.20,-173.82,184.74,59.93 2002.318.14:00:40.24/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-50.91,26.68 2002.318.14:00:40.26/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,13.99,-21.50 2002.318.14:00:40.27:!2002.318.14:06:16 2002.318.14:00:40.88#setcl#time/6613757,0,2002,318,14,00,41.00,1.530,18.352,12 2002.318.14:00:40.88#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:06:16.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.14:06:16.06:tape 2002.318.14:06:16.12/tape/487,487,487,487,487,487,459,487 2002.318.14:06:16.12:postob 2002.318.14:06:16.12:source=0718+793,072611.7,791131.0,2000.0,cw 2002.318.14:06:17.09:setups2=1 2002.318.14:06:21.35:!2002.318.14:06:30 2002.318.14:06:30.00:preob 2002.318.14:06:30.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.14:06:30.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.14:06:30.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.14:06:30.17:!2002.318.14:06:40 2002.318.14:06:36.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.14:06:40.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.14:06:40.06:tape 2002.318.14:06:40.12/tape/512,511,511,511,511,511,482,511 2002.318.14:06:40.12:midob 2002.318.14:06:41.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.14:06:41.30/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.14:06:41.66/cable/2.4478E-04 2002.318.14:06:41.72/gps-fmout/S +1.78E-07 2002.318.14:06:46.95/wx/60.9,890.7,0.0 2002.318.14:06:47.01/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35490,0,0,93184 2002.318.14:06:48.17#antcn#TR $$/318.14:06:48.09 1.4199 32.8346 -0.0003 -0.0001 2002.318.14:06:48.17#antcn#CO 0.0523 -0.0670 -0.9880 0.0267 2002.318.14:06:49.11/mat/600B0289 2002.318.14:06:49.83#setcl#time/6650651,0,2002,318,14,06,50.00,1.600,18.455,17 2002.318.14:06:49.83#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:06:49.95/tonemeas/1:01,192.86,59.17,214.26,-118.41 2002.318.14:06:50.02/tonemeas/2:01,239.77,-24.15,202.60,-151.50 2002.318.14:06:50.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-46.91,83.32 2002.318.14:06:50.05/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.66,33.09 2002.318.14:06:50.12/tonemeas/1:02,186.10,-146.89,200.51,38.97 2002.318.14:06:50.19/tonemeas/2:02,238.65,-173.85,191.30,59.84 2002.318.14:06:50.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-52.55,26.96 2002.318.14:06:50.21/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,9.21,-20.87 2002.318.14:06:50.23:!2002.318.14:18:29 2002.318.14:06:50.84#setcl#time/6650752,0,2002,318,14,06,51.00,1.587,18.455,16 2002.318.14:06:50.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:18:29.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.14:18:29.06:tape 2002.318.14:18:29.12/tape/1221,1220,1220,1220,1220,1220,1191,1220 2002.318.14:18:29.12:postob 2002.318.14:18:29.12:source=1034-293,103716.1,-293402.8,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.14:18:30.09:setups2=1 2002.318.14:18:33.99:!2002.318.14:20:23 2002.318.14:19:45.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.14:20:23.00:preob 2002.318.14:20:23.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.14:20:23.17:!2002.318.14:20:33 2002.318.14:20:33.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.14:20:33.06:tape 2002.318.14:20:33.12/tape/1345,1345,1345,1344,1344,1344,1315,1344 2002.318.14:20:33.12:midob 2002.318.14:20:34.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.14:20:34.31/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.14:20:34.66/cable/2.4522E-04 2002.318.14:20:34.72/gps-fmout/S +2.57E-07 2002.318.14:20:38.95/wx/60.5,890.9,0.0 2002.318.14:20:39.01/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,36573,0,0,96000 2002.318.14:20:40.17#antcn#TR $$/318.14:20:40.09 134.9218 19.1126 0.0001 0.0001 2002.318.14:20:40.17#antcn#CO 0.0556 -0.1070 -0.9880 0.0494 2002.318.14:20:41.11/mat/600B0251 2002.318.14:20:41.83#setcl#time/6733850,0,2002,318,14,20,42.00,1.593,18.686,17 2002.318.14:20:41.83#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:20:41.95/tonemeas/1:01,186.87,65.17,207.28,-111.78 2002.318.14:20:42.02/tonemeas/2:01,229.74,-16.64,196.16,-144.68 2002.318.14:20:42.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.87,81.81 2002.318.14:20:42.05/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.12,32.90 2002.318.14:20:42.12/tonemeas/1:02,189.68,-144.61,206.13,40.87 2002.318.14:20:42.19/tonemeas/2:02,243.26,-171.51,189.26,63.14 2002.318.14:20:42.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.58,26.90 2002.318.14:20:42.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,16.87,-22.27 2002.318.14:20:42.23:!2002.318.14:26:08 2002.318.14:20:42.84#setcl#time/6733951,0,2002,318,14,20,43.00,1.580,18.686,16 2002.318.14:20:42.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:26:08.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.14:26:08.06:tape 2002.318.14:26:08.12/tape/1679,1679,1679,1679,1679,1679,1650,1679 2002.318.14:26:08.12:postob 2002.318.14:26:08.12:source=0823+033,082550.3,030924.5,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.14:26:09.09:setups2=1 2002.318.14:26:12.99:!2002.318.14:26:32 2002.318.14:26:32.00:preob 2002.318.14:26:32.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.14:26:32.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.14:26:32.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.14:26:32.17:!2002.318.14:26:42 2002.318.14:26:36.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.14:26:42.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.14:26:42.06:tape 2002.318.14:26:42.12/tape/1713,1713,1713,1713,1713,1713,1685,1713 2002.318.14:26:42.12:midob 2002.318.14:26:43.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.14:26:43.28/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.14:26:43.63/cable/2.4640E-04 2002.318.14:26:43.69/gps-fmout/S +2.42E-07 2002.318.14:26:47.66/wx/60.8,890.8,0.0 2002.318.14:26:47.72/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,32669,0,0,85248 2002.318.14:26:48.17#antcn#TR $$/318.14:26:48.09 138.5908 65.4718 0.0005 0.0004 2002.318.14:26:48.17#antcn#CO 0.0285 -0.0516 -0.9880 0.0079 2002.318.14:26:48.22/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.14:26:48.82#setcl#time/6770548,0,2002,318,14,26,49.00,1.610,18.788,18 2002.318.14:26:48.82#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:26:48.94/tonemeas/1:01,194.55,54.44,213.73,-122.28 2002.318.14:26:49.01/tonemeas/2:01,239.49,-29.93,202.43,-157.57 2002.318.14:26:49.02/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.94,84.37 2002.318.14:26:49.04/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.30,35.29 2002.318.14:26:49.11/tonemeas/1:02,115.45,-146.86,129.07,32.89 2002.318.14:26:49.18/tonemeas/2:02,239.45,-174.72,187.90,58.94 2002.318.14:26:49.19/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-124.00,27.86 2002.318.14:26:49.21/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-58.83,-26.05 2002.318.14:26:49.22:!2002.318.14:45:43 2002.318.14:26:49.83#setcl#time/6770649,0,2002,318,14,26,50.00,1.597,18.788,17 2002.318.14:26:49.83#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:45:43.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.14:45:43.06:tape 2002.318.14:45:43.12/tape/2855,2855,2855,2855,2855,2854,2825,2854 2002.318.14:45:43.12:postob 2002.318.14:45:43.12:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.14:45:44.09:setups2=1 2002.318.14:45:47.99:!2002.318.14:46:02 2002.318.14:46:02.00:preob 2002.318.14:46:02.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.14:46:02.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.14:46:02.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.14:46:02.17:!2002.318.14:46:12 2002.318.14:46:08.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.14:46:12.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.14:46:12.06:tape 2002.318.14:46:12.12/tape/2883,2883,2883,2883,2883,2883,2854,2883 2002.318.14:46:12.12:midob 2002.318.14:46:13.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.14:46:13.30/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.14:46:13.65/cable/2.4551E-04 2002.318.14:46:13.71/gps-fmout/S +2.09E-07 2002.318.14:46:17.92/wx/59.0,891.0,0.0 2002.318.14:46:17.98/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,33735,0,0,8448 2002.318.14:46:18.17#antcn#TR $$/318.14:46:18.09 184.9875 56.0185 0.0005 0.0001 2002.318.14:46:18.17#antcn#CO 0.0244 -0.0646 -0.9880 0.0116 2002.318.14:46:18.49/mat/600B0005 2002.318.14:46:18.85#setcl#time/6887549,0,2002,318,14,46,19.00,1.570,19.113,15 2002.318.14:46:18.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:46:18.97/tonemeas/1:01,198.43,45.84,220.39,-131.69 2002.318.14:46:19.04/tonemeas/2:01,243.94,-39.42,205.19,-165.92 2002.318.14:46:19.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.51,85.26 2002.318.14:46:19.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,15.20,34.23 2002.318.14:46:19.14/tonemeas/1:02,182.54,-151.13,197.95,33.82 2002.318.14:46:19.21/tonemeas/2:02,236.35,-178.90,186.71,54.93 2002.318.14:46:19.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.81,27.77 2002.318.14:46:19.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.24,-21.11 2002.318.14:46:19.25:!2002.318.14:50:14 2002.318.14:46:19.86#setcl#time/6887650,0,2002,318,14,46,20.00,1.557,19.113,14 2002.318.14:46:19.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:50:14.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.14:50:14.06:tape 2002.318.14:50:14.12/tape/3126,3126,3125,3125,3125,3125,3096,3125 2002.318.14:50:14.12:postob 2002.318.14:50:14.12:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,cw 2002.318.14:50:15.08:setups2=1 2002.318.14:50:19.04:!2002.318.14:51:26 2002.318.14:51:26.00:preob 2002.318.14:51:26.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.14:51:26.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.14:51:26.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.14:51:26.18:!2002.318.14:51:36 2002.318.14:51:34.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.14:51:36.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.14:51:36.24:tape 2002.318.14:51:36.30/tape/3208,3208,3207,3207,3207,3207,3178,3207 2002.318.14:51:36.30:midob 2002.318.14:51:37.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.14:51:37.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.14:51:37.60/cable/2.4508E-04 2002.318.14:51:37.66/gps-fmout/S +1.89E-07 2002.318.14:51:41.75/wx/59.0,891.1,0.0 2002.318.14:51:41.81/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,39034,0,0,102912 2002.318.14:51:42.16#antcn#TR $$/318.14:51:42.08 328.1942 13.1570 -0.0010 -0.0003 2002.318.14:51:42.16#antcn#CO 0.0539 -0.0854 -0.9880 0.0727 2002.318.14:51:42.31/mat/600B0961 2002.318.14:51:42.85#setcl#time/6919949,0,2002,318,14,51,43.00,1.562,19.203,15 2002.318.14:51:42.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:51:42.97/tonemeas/1:01,183.89,49.36,203.28,-128.18 2002.318.14:51:43.04/tonemeas/2:01,223.67,-34.36,189.02,-160.27 2002.318.14:51:43.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.78,83.72 2002.318.14:51:43.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.26,32.09 2002.318.14:51:43.14/tonemeas/1:02,180.48,-149.04,197.11,35.78 2002.318.14:51:43.21/tonemeas/2:02,234.11,-176.26,184.21,57.74 2002.318.14:51:43.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.63,27.22 2002.318.14:51:43.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.90,-21.96 2002.318.14:51:43.25:!2002.318.14:54:45 2002.318.14:51:43.86#setcl#time/6920050,0,2002,318,14,51,44.00,1.550,19.203,14 2002.318.14:51:43.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:54:45.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.14:54:45.06:tape 2002.318.14:54:45.12/tape/3396,3396,3396,3396,3396,3396,3367,3396 2002.318.14:54:45.12:postob 2002.318.14:54:45.12:source=0537-441,053850.4,-440508.9,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.14:54:46.08:setups2=1 2002.318.14:54:50.04:!2002.318.14:55:48 2002.318.14:55:48.00:preob 2002.318.14:55:48.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.14:55:48.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.14:55:48.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.14:55:48.17:!2002.318.14:55:58 2002.318.14:55:57.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.14:55:58.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.14:55:58.06:tape 2002.318.14:55:58.12/tape/3469,3469,3469,3469,3469,3469,3440,3469 2002.318.14:55:58.12:midob 2002.318.14:55:59.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.14:55:59.28/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.14:55:59.61/cable/2.4514E-04 2002.318.14:55:59.67/gps-fmout/S +2.01E-07 2002.318.14:56:04.67/wx/61.1,891.1,0.0 2002.318.14:56:04.73/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,37992,0,0,8704 2002.318.14:56:05.17#antcn#TR $$/318.14:56:05.11 204.3307 17.1110 -0.0000 -0.0003 2002.318.14:56:05.17#antcn#CO 0.0509 -0.1075 -0.9880 0.0555 2002.318.14:56:05.23/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.14:56:06.07#setcl#time/6946270,0,2002,318,14,56,06.00,1.295,19.276,-7 2002.318.14:56:06.07#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.14:56:06.19/tonemeas/1:01,186.37,51.53,206.28,-125.81 2002.318.14:56:06.26/tonemeas/2:01,228.45,-32.42,193.85,-158.34 2002.318.14:56:06.27/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.08,83.95 2002.318.14:56:06.29/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.43,32.53 2002.318.14:56:06.36/tonemeas/1:02,188.42,-149.41,204.10,36.65 2002.318.14:56:06.43/tonemeas/2:02,242.08,-176.50,194.77,57.95 2002.318.14:56:06.44/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.66,27.09 2002.318.14:56:06.46/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,9.33,-21.30 2002.318.14:56:06.47:!2002.318.15:00:10 2002.318.14:56:06.84#setcl#time/6946347,0,2002,318,14,56,07.00,1.581,19.276,16 2002.318.14:56:06.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:00:10.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.15:00:10.07:tape 2002.318.15:00:10.13/tape/3721,3721,3721,3721,3721,3721,3692,3721 2002.318.15:00:10.13:postob 2002.318.15:00:10.13:source=1128+385,113053.3,381518.5,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.15:00:11.09:setups2=1 2002.318.15:00:14.99:!2002.318.15:01:25 2002.318.15:00:22.19;"weather-many stars visible 2002.318.15:01:25.00:preob 2002.318.15:01:25.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.15:01:25.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.15:01:25.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.15:01:25.16:!2002.318.15:01:35 2002.318.15:01:33.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.15:01:35.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.15:01:35.06:tape 2002.318.15:01:35.12/tape/3806,3806,3806,3806,3806,3806,3778,3806 2002.318.15:01:35.12:midob 2002.318.15:01:36.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.15:01:36.28/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.15:01:36.62/cable/2.4581E-04 2002.318.15:01:36.68/gps-fmout/S +2.50E-07 2002.318.15:01:41.32/wx/60.6,891.1,0.0 2002.318.15:01:41.38/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34100,0,0,89344 2002.318.15:01:42.16#antcn#TR $$/318.15:01:42.09 57.8670 41.7379 -0.0001 0.0005 2002.318.15:01:42.16#antcn#CO 0.0571 -0.0698 -0.9880 0.0193 2002.318.15:01:43.49/mat/600B0138 2002.318.15:01:43.85#setcl#time/6980048,0,2002,318,15,01,44.00,1.561,19.370,15 2002.318.15:01:43.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:01:43.97/tonemeas/1:01,195.96,48.65,215.08,-128.32 2002.318.15:01:44.04/tonemeas/2:01,240.38,-36.23,203.78,-162.47 2002.318.15:01:44.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-44.42,84.88 2002.318.15:01:44.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.30,34.15 2002.318.15:01:44.14/tonemeas/1:02,185.12,-149.47,198.70,35.63 2002.318.15:01:44.21/tonemeas/2:02,235.96,-176.83,184.63,57.73 2002.318.15:01:44.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-50.84,27.36 2002.318.15:01:44.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.07,-22.10 2002.318.15:01:44.25:!2002.318.15:04:41 2002.318.15:01:44.86#setcl#time/6980149,0,2002,318,15,01,45.00,1.549,19.370,14 2002.318.15:01:44.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:04:41.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.15:04:41.07:tape 2002.318.15:04:41.13/tape/3992,3992,3992,3992,3992,3992,3964,3992 2002.318.15:04:41.13:postob 2002.318.15:04:41.13:source=1300+580,130252.5,574837.6,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.15:04:42.08:setups2=1 2002.318.15:04:45.98:!2002.318.15:04:54 2002.318.15:04:54.00:preob 2002.318.15:04:54.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.15:04:54.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.15:04:54.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.15:04:54.16:!2002.318.15:05:04 2002.318.15:05:01.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.15:05:04.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.15:05:04.06:tape 2002.318.15:05:04.12/tape/4015,4015,4015,4015,4015,4016,3987,4015 2002.318.15:05:04.12:midob 2002.318.15:05:05.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.15:05:05.28/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.15:05:05.67/cable/2.4618E-04 2002.318.15:05:05.73/gps-fmout/S +2.41E-07 2002.318.15:05:09.72/wx/60.6,891.0,0.0 2002.318.15:05:09.78/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35732,0,0,94208 2002.318.15:05:10.16#antcn#TR $$/318.15:05:10.08 35.1790 26.1680 -0.0001 0.0000 2002.318.15:05:10.16#antcn#CO 0.0571 -0.0811 -0.9880 0.0350 2002.318.15:05:10.28/mat/600B1791 2002.318.15:05:10.82#setcl#time/7000745,0,2002,318,15,05,11.00,1.594,19.427,18 2002.318.15:05:10.82#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:05:10.94/tonemeas/1:01,193.35,50.59,212.87,-127.04 2002.318.15:05:11.01/tonemeas/2:01,235.24,-34.51,201.52,-160.92 2002.318.15:05:11.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-41.89,85.10 2002.318.15:05:11.04/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.35,33.88 2002.318.15:05:11.11/tonemeas/1:02,189.39,-149.55,201.99,35.77 2002.318.15:05:11.18/tonemeas/2:02,241.01,-176.87,191.52,56.88 2002.318.15:05:11.19/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-51.62,27.32 2002.318.15:05:11.20/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.47,-21.11 2002.318.15:05:11.22:!2002.318.15:09:50 2002.318.15:05:11.83#setcl#time/7000846,0,2002,318,15,05,12.00,1.581,19.427,17 2002.318.15:05:11.83#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:09:50.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.15:09:50.07:tape 2002.318.15:09:50.13/tape/4302,4301,4301,4301,4301,4301,4272,4301 2002.318.15:09:50.13:postob 2002.318.15:09:50.13:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.15:09:51.08:setups2=1 2002.318.15:09:55.04:!2002.318.15:10:23 2002.318.15:10:23.00:preob 2002.318.15:10:23.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.15:10:23.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.15:10:23.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.15:10:23.16:!2002.318.15:10:33 2002.318.15:10:28.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.15:10:33.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.15:10:33.06:tape 2002.318.15:10:33.12/tape/4344,4344,4344,4344,4345,4345,4315,4344 2002.318.15:10:33.12:midob 2002.318.15:10:34.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.15:10:34.27/hpib/-1.289E-01 2002.318.15:10:34.61/cable/2.4656E-04 2002.318.15:10:34.67/gps-fmout/S +2.23E-07 2002.318.15:10:38.36/wx/61.2,890.9,0.0 2002.318.15:10:38.42/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,32203,0,0,7680 2002.318.15:10:39.17#antcn#TR $$/318.15:10:39.09 97.8706 78.4196 0.0002 0.0004 2002.318.15:10:39.17#antcn#CO 0.0122 -0.0288 -0.9880 0.0035 2002.318.15:10:40.53/mat/600B0174 2002.318.15:10:40.83#setcl#time/7033745,0,2002,318,15,10,41.00,1.586,19.519,17 2002.318.15:10:40.83#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:10:40.95/tonemeas/1:01,197.67,47.20,218.08,-129.50 2002.318.15:10:41.02/tonemeas/2:01,240.12,-38.45,204.76,-163.77 2002.318.15:10:41.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.45,85.65 2002.318.15:10:41.05/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.32,34.27 2002.318.15:10:41.12/tonemeas/1:02,190.41,-151.40,205.77,34.21 2002.318.15:10:41.19/tonemeas/2:02,246.09,-178.57,193.89,55.08 2002.318.15:10:41.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.68,27.17 2002.318.15:10:41.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.88,-20.87 2002.318.15:10:41.23:!2002.318.15:16:52 2002.318.15:10:41.84#setcl#time/7033846,0,2002,318,15,10,42.00,1.574,19.519,16 2002.318.15:10:41.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:16:52.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.15:16:52.06:tape 2002.318.15:16:52.12/tape/4723,4723,4723,4723,4723,4723,4695,4723 2002.318.15:16:52.12:postob 2002.318.15:16:52.12:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.15:16:53.09:setups2=1 2002.318.15:16:56.99:!2002.318.15:18:09 2002.318.15:18:09.00:preob 2002.318.15:18:09.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.15:18:09.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.15:18:09.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.15:18:09.18:!2002.318.15:18:19 2002.318.15:18:17.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.15:18:19.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.15:18:19.06:tape 2002.318.15:18:19.12/tape/4811,4811,4811,4811,4810,4810,4781,4810 2002.318.15:18:19.12:midob 2002.318.15:18:20.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.15:18:20.28/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.15:18:20.64/cable/2.4670E-04 2002.318.15:18:20.70/gps-fmout/S +1.87E-07 2002.318.15:18:24.86/wx/62.0,890.9,0.0 2002.318.15:18:24.92/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33830,0,0,88832 2002.318.15:18:25.17#antcn#TR $$/318.15:18:25.08 309.1828 55.7780 -0.0000 -0.0002 2002.318.15:18:25.17#antcn#CO 0.0222 -0.0407 -0.9880 0.0118 2002.318.15:18:25.43/mat/600B0298 2002.318.15:18:25.85#setcl#time/7080246,0,2002,318,15,18,26.00,1.564,19.648,15 2002.318.15:18:25.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:18:25.97/tonemeas/1:01,196.40,51.84,216.47,-125.68 2002.318.15:18:26.04/tonemeas/2:01,242.64,-34.52,205.52,-160.72 2002.318.15:18:26.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-46.24,86.36 2002.318.15:18:26.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.95,35.04 2002.318.15:18:26.14/tonemeas/1:02,179.82,-149.90,194.24,34.89 2002.318.15:18:26.21/tonemeas/2:02,234.60,-178.04,185.26,56.00 2002.318.15:18:26.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.78,28.14 2002.318.15:18:26.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,8.98,-21.11 2002.318.15:18:26.25:!2002.318.15:21:23 2002.318.15:18:26.86#setcl#time/7080347,0,2002,318,15,18,27.00,1.551,19.648,14 2002.318.15:18:26.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:21:23.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.15:21:23.07:tape 2002.318.15:21:23.13/tape/4994,4994,4994,4994,4995,4995,4965,4994 2002.318.15:21:23.13:postob 2002.318.15:21:23.13:source=0804+499,080839.7,495036.5,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.15:21:24.08:setups2=1 2002.318.15:21:28.04:!2002.318.15:21:48 2002.318.15:21:48.00:preob 2002.318.15:21:48.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.15:21:48.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.15:21:48.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.15:21:48.16:!2002.318.15:21:58 2002.318.15:21:54.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.15:21:58.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.15:21:58.06:tape 2002.318.15:21:58.12/tape/5029,5029,5029,5029,5029,5029,5000,5029 2002.318.15:21:58.12:midob 2002.318.15:21:59.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.15:21:59.29/hpib/-1.365E-01 2002.318.15:21:59.63/cable/2.4656E-04 2002.318.15:21:59.69/gps-fmout/S +2.29E-07 2002.318.15:22:04.48/wx/61.3,890.9,0.0 2002.318.15:22:04.54/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,33846,0,0,8704 2002.318.15:22:05.16#antcn#TR $$/318.15:22:05.09 356.9931 62.2181 -0.0003 0.0002 2002.318.15:22:05.16#antcn#CO 0.0308 -0.0295 -0.9880 0.0091 2002.318.15:22:06.65/mat/600B0188 2002.318.15:22:07.85#setcl#time/7102446,0,2002,318,15,22,08.00,1.559,19.710,15 2002.318.15:22:07.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:22:07.97/tonemeas/1:01,201.08,33.70,219.81,-143.49 2002.318.15:22:08.04/tonemeas/2:01,241.38,-53.49,206.22,-179.11 2002.318.15:22:08.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.30,87.19 2002.318.15:22:08.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.59,35.62 2002.318.15:22:08.14/tonemeas/1:02,172.95,-154.59,187.13,30.65 2002.318.15:22:08.21/tonemeas/2:02,243.08,177.41,190.50,51.32 2002.318.15:22:08.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-70.13,28.00 2002.318.15:22:08.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,-3.37,-20.67 2002.318.15:22:08.25:!2002.318.15:54:29 2002.318.15:22:08.86#setcl#time/7102547,0,2002,318,15,22,09.00,1.546,19.710,14 2002.318.15:22:08.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:54:29.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.15:54:29.06:tape 2002.318.15:54:29.12/tape/6980,6980,6980,6980,6980,6980,6951,6980 2002.318.15:54:29.12:postob 2002.318.15:54:29.12:source=1128+385,113053.3,381518.5,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.15:54:30.09:setups2=1 2002.318.15:54:33.99:!2002.318.15:55:05 2002.318.15:55:05.00:preob 2002.318.15:55:05.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.15:55:05.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.15:55:05.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.15:55:05.17:!2002.318.15:55:15 2002.318.15:55:11.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.15:55:15.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.15:55:15.06:tape 2002.318.15:55:15.12/tape/7027,7027,7026,7026,7026,7026,6997,7026 2002.318.15:55:15.12:midob 2002.318.15:55:16.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.15:55:16.28/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.15:55:16.62/cable/2.4700E-04 2002.318.15:55:16.68/gps-fmout/S +2.30E-07 2002.318.15:55:21.92/wx/61.1,891.3,0.0 2002.318.15:55:21.98/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34148,0,0,8960 2002.318.15:55:22.17#antcn#TR $$/318.15:55:22.09 55.5729 52.1883 -0.0001 0.0008 2002.318.15:55:22.17#antcn#CO 0.0545 -0.0560 -0.9880 0.0134 2002.318.15:55:22.48/mat/600B0377 2002.318.15:55:22.84#setcl#time/7301942,0,2002,318,15,55,23.00,1.563,20.264,16 2002.318.15:55:22.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:55:22.96/tonemeas/1:01,196.36,45.33,217.25,-131.78 2002.318.15:55:23.03/tonemeas/2:01,239.59,-39.68,204.33,-166.14 2002.318.15:55:23.04/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.23,85.01 2002.318.15:55:23.06/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.92,34.36 2002.318.15:55:23.13/tonemeas/1:02,181.98,-150.75,197.47,34.82 2002.318.15:55:23.20/tonemeas/2:02,235.05,-178.08,184.66,56.03 2002.318.15:55:23.21/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.07,27.33 2002.318.15:55:23.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.81,-21.21 2002.318.15:55:23.24:!2002.318.15:59:00 2002.318.15:55:23.85#setcl#time/7302043,0,2002,318,15,55,24.00,1.552,20.264,15 2002.318.15:55:23.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:59:00.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.15:59:00.07:tape 2002.318.15:59:00.13/tape/7251,7251,7251,7251,7251,7251,7223,7251 2002.318.15:59:00.13:postob 2002.318.15:59:00.13:source=1334-127,133739.8,-125724.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.15:59:01.09:setups2=1 2002.318.15:59:04.99:!2002.318.15:59:29 2002.318.15:59:29.00:preob 2002.318.15:59:29.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.15:59:29.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.15:59:29.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.15:59:29.18:!2002.318.15:59:39 2002.318.15:59:34.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.15:59:39.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.15:59:39.06:tape 2002.318.15:59:39.12/tape/7291,7290,7290,7290,7290,7290,7261,7290 2002.318.15:59:39.12:midob 2002.318.15:59:40.19/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.15:59:40.30/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.15:59:40.64/cable/2.4581E-04 2002.318.15:59:40.70/gps-fmout/S +2.66E-07 2002.318.15:59:44.83/wx/62.2,891.4,0.0 2002.318.15:59:44.89/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,40990,0,0,108800 2002.318.15:59:45.18#antcn#TR $$/318.15:59:45.10 109.7984 12.4074 -0.0004 0.0006 2002.318.15:59:45.18#antcn#CO 0.0572 -0.1107 -0.9880 0.0769 2002.318.15:59:45.39/mat/600B0431 2002.318.15:59:45.81#setcl#time/7328238,0,2002,318,15,59,46.00,1.605,20.337,19 2002.318.15:59:45.81#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.15:59:45.93/tonemeas/1:01,180.90,49.31,199.13,-127.65 2002.318.15:59:46.00/tonemeas/2:01,220.76,-35.08,187.58,-162.13 2002.318.15:59:46.01/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.86,84.39 2002.318.15:59:46.03/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.55,34.48 2002.318.15:59:46.10/tonemeas/1:02,181.07,-150.23,196.62,35.43 2002.318.15:59:46.17/tonemeas/2:02,235.84,-177.58,188.05,56.33 2002.318.15:59:46.18/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.77,27.35 2002.318.15:59:46.20/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,8.57,-20.90 2002.318.15:59:46.21:!2002.318.16:03:58 2002.318.15:59:46.82#setcl#time/7328339,0,2002,318,15,59,47.00,1.593,20.337,18 2002.318.15:59:46.82#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:01:02.90;"weather-very few stars visible 2002.318.16:03:58.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.16:03:58.07:tape 2002.318.16:03:58.13/tape/7550,7549,7549,7549,7549,7549,7520,7549 2002.318.16:03:58.13:postob 2002.318.16:03:58.15:source=1351-018,135406.9,-020603.2,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.16:03:59.08:setups2=1 2002.318.16:04:02.98:!2002.318.16:04:05 2002.318.16:04:05.00:preob 2002.318.16:04:05.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.16:04:05.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.16:04:05.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.16:04:05.18:!2002.318.16:04:15 2002.318.16:04:12.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.16:04:15.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.16:04:15.06:tape 2002.318.16:04:15.12/tape/7566,7566,7566,7566,7566,7566,7538,7566 2002.318.16:04:15.12:midob 2002.318.16:04:16.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.16:04:16.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.16:04:16.64/cable/2.4611E-04 2002.318.16:04:16.70/gps-fmout/S +2.25E-07 2002.318.16:04:20.55/wx/62.1,891.4,0.0 2002.318.16:04:20.61/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,38836,0,0,8448 2002.318.16:04:21.16#antcn#TR $$/318.16:04:21.08 98.4102 14.3325 0.0005 -0.0000 2002.318.16:04:21.16#antcn#CO 0.0576 -0.1074 -0.9880 0.0665 2002.318.16:04:22.72/mat/600B0271 2002.318.16:04:23.86#setcl#time/7356043,0,2002,318,16,04,24.00,1.540,20.414,14 2002.318.16:04:23.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:04:23.98/tonemeas/1:01,181.55,58.22,201.24,-119.49 2002.318.16:04:24.05/tonemeas/2:01,221.80,-26.84,189.16,-152.68 2002.318.16:04:24.06/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.25,85.06 2002.318.16:04:24.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.08,33.19 2002.318.16:04:24.15/tonemeas/1:02,183.43,-146.81,200.23,38.49 2002.318.16:04:24.22/tonemeas/2:02,237.62,-173.98,188.64,59.89 2002.318.16:04:24.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.19,27.17 2002.318.16:04:24.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.59,-21.40 2002.318.16:04:24.25:!2002.318.16:08:29 2002.318.16:04:24.85#setcl#time/7356142,0,2002,318,16,04,25.00,1.552,20.414,15 2002.318.16:04:24.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:08:29.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.16:08:29.07:tape 2002.318.16:08:29.13/tape/7820,7820,7820,7820,7820,7820,7791,7820 2002.318.16:08:29.13:postob 2002.318.16:08:29.13:source=1124-186,112704.4,-185717.4,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.16:08:30.09:setups2=1 2002.318.16:08:34.00:!2002.318.16:08:50 2002.318.16:08:50.00:preob 2002.318.16:08:50.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.16:08:50.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.16:08:50.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.16:08:50.18:!2002.318.16:09:00 2002.318.16:08:55.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.16:09:00.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.16:09:00.06:tape 2002.318.16:09:00.12/tape/7851,7851,7851,7851,7851,7851,7823,7851 2002.318.16:09:00.12:midob 2002.318.16:09:01.19/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.16:09:01.31/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.16:09:01.68/cable/2.4618E-04 2002.318.16:09:01.74/gps-fmout/S +2.32E-07 2002.318.16:09:05.91/wx/61.8,891.4,0.0 2002.318.16:09:05.97/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,34897,0,0,7424 2002.318.16:09:06.18#antcn#TR $$/318.16:09:06.10 137.0666 36.0846 -0.0004 0.0006 2002.318.16:09:06.18#antcn#CO 0.0520 -0.0895 -0.9880 0.0236 2002.318.16:09:06.47/mat/600B0344 2002.318.16:09:06.83#setcl#time/7384339,0,2002,318,16,09,07.00,1.581,20.493,17 2002.318.16:09:06.83#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:09:06.95/tonemeas/1:01,189.52,60.78,209.53,-116.89 2002.318.16:09:07.02/tonemeas/2:01,233.45,-23.64,198.48,-149.77 2002.318.16:09:07.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.93,84.42 2002.318.16:09:07.05/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.05,32.88 2002.318.16:09:07.12/tonemeas/1:02,192.62,-147.14,207.32,39.15 2002.318.16:09:07.19/tonemeas/2:02,245.96,-172.94,192.96,60.63 2002.318.16:09:07.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.34,25.80 2002.318.16:09:07.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.36,-21.48 2002.318.16:09:07.23:!2002.318.16:18:44 2002.318.16:09:07.84#setcl#time/7384440,0,2002,318,16,09,08.00,1.569,20.493,16 2002.318.16:09:07.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:18:44.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.16:18:44.07:tape 2002.318.16:18:44.13/tape/8435,8435,8435,8435,8435,8436,8407,8435 2002.318.16:18:44.13:postob 2002.318.16:18:44.13:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.16:18:45.09:setups2=1 2002.318.16:18:48.99:!2002.318.16:19:40 2002.318.16:19:40.00:preob 2002.318.16:19:40.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.16:19:40.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.16:19:40.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.16:19:40.17:!2002.318.16:19:50 2002.318.16:19:46.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.16:19:50.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.16:19:50.06:tape 2002.318.16:19:50.12/tape/8501,8501,8501,8501,8501,8501,8473,8501 2002.318.16:19:50.12:midob 2002.318.16:19:51.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.16:19:51.29/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.16:19:51.63/cable/2.4656E-04 2002.318.16:19:51.69/gps-fmout/S +2.51E-07 2002.318.16:19:56.77/wx/61.3,891.5,0.0 2002.318.16:19:56.83/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,33583,0,0,7936 2002.318.16:19:57.17#antcn#TR $$/318.16:19:57.09 247.8126 84.7523 0.0008 0.0006 2002.318.16:19:57.17#antcn#CO -0.3531 -0.0147 -0.9880 0.0016 2002.318.16:19:57.33/mat/600B1064 2002.318.16:19:57.81#setcl#time/7449436,0,2002,318,16,19,58.00,1.602,20.674,19 2002.318.16:19:57.81#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:19:57.93/tonemeas/1:01,198.61,50.32,217.31,-126.63 2002.318.16:19:58.00/tonemeas/2:01,245.20,-35.00,206.85,-161.03 2002.318.16:19:58.01/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-46.59,85.32 2002.318.16:19:58.03/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,10.46,34.40 2002.318.16:19:58.10/tonemeas/1:02,197.18,-152.06,211.44,33.76 2002.318.16:19:58.17/tonemeas/2:02,258.36,-178.96,202.89,55.50 2002.318.16:19:58.19/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-61.18,26.90 2002.318.16:19:58.20/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,8.55,-21.74 2002.318.16:19:58.21:!2002.318.16:23:15 2002.318.16:19:58.82#setcl#time/7449537,0,2002,318,16,19,59.00,1.590,20.674,18 2002.318.16:19:58.82#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:23:15.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.16:23:15.06:tape 2002.318.16:23:15.12/tape/8707,8707,8707,8707,8706,8706,8677,8706 2002.318.16:23:15.12:postob 2002.318.16:23:15.12:source=1300+580,130252.5,574837.6,2000.0,cw 2002.318.16:23:16.09:setups2=1 2002.318.16:23:19.99:!2002.318.16:24:27 2002.318.16:24:27.00:preob 2002.318.16:24:27.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.16:24:27.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.16:24:27.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.16:24:27.17:!2002.318.16:24:37 2002.318.16:24:36.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.16:24:37.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.16:24:37.06:tape 2002.318.16:24:37.12/tape/8788,8788,8788,8788,8788,8788,8759,8788 2002.318.16:24:37.12:midob 2002.318.16:24:38.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.16:24:38.30/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.16:24:38.64/cable/2.4662E-04 2002.318.16:24:38.70/gps-fmout/S +2.01E-07 2002.318.16:24:43.72/wx/61.6,891.3,0.0 2002.318.16:24:43.78/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34825,0,0,91648 2002.318.16:24:44.17#antcn#TR $$/318.16:24:44.10 33.3229 36.6418 -0.0001 -0.0001 2002.318.16:24:44.17#antcn#CO 0.0558 -0.0692 -0.9880 0.0232 2002.318.16:24:44.28/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.16:24:44.82#setcl#time/7478137,0,2002,318,16,24,45.00,1.584,20.753,18 2002.318.16:24:44.82#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:24:44.95/tonemeas/1:01,191.99,77.34,210.05,-99.26 2002.318.16:24:45.02/tonemeas/2:01,237.24,-6.51,201.18,-132.72 2002.318.16:24:45.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-45.25,83.85 2002.318.16:24:45.05/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,8.87,33.46 2002.318.16:24:45.12/tonemeas/1:02,191.94,-143.75,208.72,41.70 2002.318.16:24:45.19/tonemeas/2:02,244.60,-170.75,192.97,63.78 2002.318.16:24:45.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-52.66,27.00 2002.318.16:24:45.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.75,-22.08 2002.318.16:24:45.23:!2002.318.16:30:44 2002.318.16:24:45.84#setcl#time/7478239,0,2002,318,16,24,46.00,1.561,20.754,16 2002.318.16:24:45.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:30:44.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.16:30:44.06:tape 2002.318.16:30:44.12/tape/9155,9155,9155,9155,9156,9156,9126,9155 2002.318.16:30:44.12:postob 2002.318.16:30:44.12:source=0749+540,075301.4,535300.0,2000.0,cw 2002.318.16:30:45.09:setups2=1 2002.318.16:30:48.99:!2002.318.16:31:14 2002.318.16:31:14.00:preob 2002.318.16:31:14.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.16:31:14.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.16:31:14.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.16:31:14.17:!2002.318.16:31:24 2002.318.16:31:20.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.16:31:24.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.16:31:24.06:tape 2002.318.16:31:24.12/tape/9195,9195,9195,9195,9195,9195,9167,9195 2002.318.16:31:24.12:midob 2002.318.16:31:25.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.16:31:25.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.16:31:25.60/cable/2.4662E-04 2002.318.16:31:25.66/gps-fmout/S +1.73E-07 2002.318.16:31:30.91/wx/61.3,891.4,0.0 2002.318.16:31:30.97/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33297,0,0,87296 2002.318.16:31:31.17#antcn#TR $$/318.16:31:31.09 336.6823 53.5877 -0.0002 -0.0002 2002.318.16:31:31.17#antcn#CO 0.0341 -0.0404 -0.9880 0.0127 2002.318.16:31:31.47/mat/600B0443 2002.318.16:31:31.83#setcl#time/7518837,0,2002,318,16,31,32.00,1.576,20.866,17 2002.318.16:31:31.83#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:31:31.95/tonemeas/1:01,196.70,48.79,216.99,-127.96 2002.318.16:31:32.02/tonemeas/2:01,240.29,-36.23,203.01,-162.46 2002.318.16:31:32.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-43.59,85.02 2002.318.16:31:32.05/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.98,34.50 2002.318.16:31:32.12/tonemeas/1:02,188.68,-149.88,204.85,35.09 2002.318.16:31:32.19/tonemeas/2:02,244.98,-176.52,194.04,56.39 2002.318.16:31:32.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.30,26.64 2002.318.16:31:32.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.81,-21.30 2002.318.16:31:32.23:!2002.318.16:37:13 2002.318.16:31:32.84#setcl#time/7518938,0,2002,318,16,31,33.00,1.564,20.867,16 2002.318.16:31:32.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:37:13.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.16:37:13.06:tape 2002.318.16:37:13.12/tape/9544,9544,9544,9544,9545,9545,9516,9544 2002.318.16:37:13.12:postob 2002.318.16:37:13.12:source=1334-127,133739.8,-125724.7,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.16:37:14.09:setups2=1 2002.318.16:37:17.99:!2002.318.16:39:05 2002.318.16:39:05.00:preob 2002.318.16:39:05.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.16:39:05.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.16:39:05.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.16:39:05.18:!2002.318.16:39:15 2002.318.16:39:15.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.16:39:15.06:tape 2002.318.16:39:15.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.16:39:15.12/tape/9666,9666,9666,9666,9666,9666,9638,9666 2002.318.16:39:15.12:midob 2002.318.16:39:16.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.16:39:16.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.16:39:16.63/cable/2.4700E-04 2002.318.16:39:16.69/gps-fmout/S +1.87E-07 2002.318.16:39:20.60/wx/61.5,891.5,0.0 2002.318.16:39:20.66/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36606,0,0,7936 2002.318.16:39:21.16#antcn#TR $$/318.16:39:21.08 114.5868 20.9020 -0.0003 0.0005 2002.318.16:39:21.16#antcn#CO 0.0569 -0.1037 -0.9880 0.0449 2002.318.16:39:22.77/mat/600B0250 2002.318.16:39:23.85#setcl#time/7566039,0,2002,318,16,39,24.00,1.543,20.997,15 2002.318.16:39:23.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:39:23.97/tonemeas/1:01,190.30,39.33,209.91,-138.25 2002.318.16:39:24.04/tonemeas/2:01,229.62,-46.70,194.06,-172.25 2002.318.16:39:24.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.32,86.03 2002.318.16:39:24.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,15.85,34.00 2002.318.16:39:24.14/tonemeas/1:02,188.85,-151.57,202.09,33.35 2002.318.16:39:24.21/tonemeas/2:02,242.16,-179.51,190.61,54.24 2002.318.16:39:24.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.31,27.94 2002.318.16:39:24.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.48,-20.89 2002.318.16:39:24.25:!2002.318.16:43:45 2002.318.16:39:24.86#setcl#time/7566140,0,2002,318,16,39,25.00,1.532,20.998,14 2002.318.16:39:24.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:43:45.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.16:43:45.07:tape 2002.318.16:43:45.13/tape/9936,9936,9936,9936,9937,9937,9907,9936 2002.318.16:43:45.13:postob 2002.318.16:43:45.13:source=1351-018,135406.9,-020603.2,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.16:43:46.08:setups2=1 2002.318.16:43:49.98:!2002.318.16:43:53 2002.318.16:43:53.00:preob 2002.318.16:43:53.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.16:43:53.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.16:43:53.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.16:43:53.17:!2002.318.16:44:03 2002.318.16:43:59.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.16:44:03.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.16:44:03.06:tape 2002.318.16:44:03.12/tape/9955,9955,9954,9954,9954,9954,9925,9954 2002.318.16:44:03.12:midob 2002.318.16:44:04.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.16:44:04.31/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.16:44:04.70/cable/2.4692E-04 2002.318.16:44:04.76/gps-fmout/S +2.64E-07 2002.318.16:44:09.16/wx/61.2,891.5,0.0 2002.318.16:44:09.22/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,35708,0,0,94208 2002.318.16:44:10.17#antcn#TR $$/318.16:44:10.09 102.7578 23.4032 -0.0009 -0.0001 2002.318.16:44:10.17#antcn#CO 0.0575 -0.0997 -0.9880 0.0397 2002.318.16:44:11.32/mat/600B0368 2002.318.16:44:11.86#setcl#time/7594839,0,2002,318,16,44,12.00,1.537,21.077,14 2002.318.16:44:11.86#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:44:11.98/tonemeas/1:01,191.50,45.15,210.16,-131.46 2002.318.16:44:12.05/tonemeas/2:01,232.12,-39.69,195.82,-165.27 2002.318.16:44:12.06/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-40.62,84.84 2002.318.16:44:12.08/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.34,33.81 2002.318.16:44:12.15/tonemeas/1:02,190.26,-150.40,205.85,34.97 2002.318.16:44:12.22/tonemeas/2:02,243.59,-177.72,193.68,56.36 2002.318.16:44:12.23/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-53.33,27.32 2002.318.16:44:12.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.17,-21.39 2002.318.16:44:12.26:!2002.318.16:48:16 2002.318.16:44:12.81#setcl#time/7594934,0,2002,318,16,44,13.00,1.594,21.078,19 2002.318.16:44:12.81#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:48:16.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.16:48:16.06:tape 2002.318.16:48:16.12/tape/10208,10208,10208,10207,10207,10207,10178,10207 2002.318.16:48:16.12:postob 2002.318.16:48:16.12:source=1128+385,113053.3,381518.5,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.16:48:17.09:setups2=1 2002.318.16:48:21.29:!2002.318.16:48:45 2002.318.16:48:45.00:preob 2002.318.16:48:45.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.16:48:45.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.16:48:45.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.16:48:45.18:!2002.318.16:48:55 2002.318.16:48:51.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.16:48:55.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.16:48:55.06:tape 2002.318.16:48:55.12/tape/10246,10246,10246,10246,10246,10246,10218,10246 2002.318.16:48:55.12:midob 2002.318.16:48:56.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.16:48:56.28/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.16:48:56.60/cable/2.4744E-04 2002.318.16:48:56.66/gps-fmout/S +2.46E-07 2002.318.16:49:00.91/wx/61.3,891.5,0.0 2002.318.16:49:00.97/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,33716,0,0,88576 2002.318.16:49:01.17#antcn#TR $$/318.16:49:01.10 48.7208 62.0945 -0.0003 -0.0000 2002.318.16:49:01.17#antcn#CO 0.0483 -0.0408 -0.9880 0.0091 2002.318.16:49:01.48/mat/600B0257 2002.318.16:49:01.84#setcl#time/7623837,0,2002,318,16,49,02.00,1.554,21.158,16 2002.318.16:49:01.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.16:49:01.96/tonemeas/1:01,199.94,40.64,217.79,-136.78 2002.318.16:49:02.03/tonemeas/2:01,239.12,-44.92,203.29,-171.35 2002.318.16:49:02.04/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.18,85.56 2002.318.16:49:02.06/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,14.50,34.57 2002.318.16:49:02.13/tonemeas/1:02,189.79,-152.46,204.32,33.31 2002.318.16:49:02.20/tonemeas/2:02,244.32,-179.98,192.97,54.45 2002.318.16:49:02.21/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.53,27.52 2002.318.16:49:02.23/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.35,-21.14 2002.318.16:49:02.24:!2002.318.17:16:04 2002.318.16:49:02.85#setcl#time/7623938,0,2002,318,16,49,03.00,1.543,21.158,15 2002.318.16:49:02.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:06:11.28;"weather-partly cloudy 2002.318.17:16:04.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.17:16:04.07:tape 2002.318.17:16:04.13/tape/11875,11875,11875,11875,11876,11876,11847,11875 2002.318.17:16:04.13:postob 2002.318.17:16:04.13:source=1357+769,135755.4,764321.1,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.17:16:05.09:setups2=1 2002.318.17:16:10.01:!2002.318.17:16:24 2002.318.17:16:24.00:preob 2002.318.17:16:24.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.17:16:24.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.17:16:24.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.17:16:24.18:!2002.318.17:16:34 2002.318.17:16:30.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.17:16:34.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.17:16:34.06:tape 2002.318.17:16:34.12/tape/11905,11905,11905,11905,11905,11905,11876,11905 2002.318.17:16:34.12:midob 2002.318.17:16:35.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.17:16:35.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.17:16:35.62/cable/2.4714E-04 2002.318.17:16:35.68/gps-fmout/S +2.24E-07 2002.318.17:16:40.11/wx/61.9,891.6,0.0 2002.318.17:16:40.17/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,36097,0,0,9216 2002.318.17:16:41.15#antcn#TR $$/318.17:16:41.08 12.6904 28.9472 0.0000 -0.0001 2002.318.17:16:41.15#antcn#CO 0.0547 -0.0730 -0.9880 0.0311 2002.318.17:16:42.27/mat/600B0202 2002.318.17:16:42.81#setcl#time/7789931,0,2002,318,17,16,43.00,1.587,21.619,19 2002.318.17:16:42.81#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:16:42.93/tonemeas/1:01,195.62,41.97,213.44,-135.56 2002.318.17:16:43.00/tonemeas/2:01,236.91,-44.01,201.66,-170.35 2002.318.17:16:43.01/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-41.29,85.98 2002.318.17:16:43.03/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.78,34.79 2002.318.17:16:43.10/tonemeas/1:02,180.29,-152.10,195.29,33.08 2002.318.17:16:43.17/tonemeas/2:02,230.58,179.62,183.29,53.59 2002.318.17:16:43.18/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-50.29,28.28 2002.318.17:16:43.19/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,12.00,-20.51 2002.318.17:16:43.21:!2002.318.17:20:35 2002.318.17:16:43.82#setcl#time/7790032,0,2002,318,17,16,44.00,1.576,21.620,18 2002.318.17:16:43.82#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:16:53.53;"weather-mostly cloudy 2002.318.17:20:35.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.17:20:35.19:tape 2002.318.17:20:35.25/tape/12146,12146,12146,12146,12146,12146,12118,12146 2002.318.17:20:35.25:postob 2002.318.17:20:35.25:source=1739+522,174037.0,521143.4,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.17:20:36.09:setups2=1 2002.318.17:20:41.01:!2002.318.17:20:48 2002.318.17:20:48.00:preob 2002.318.17:20:48.14?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.17:20:48.14?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.17:20:48.14/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.17:20:48.14:!2002.318.17:20:58 2002.318.17:20:55.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.17:20:58.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.17:20:58.06:tape 2002.318.17:20:58.12/tape/12170,12169,12170,12170,12170,12169,12140,12169 2002.318.17:20:58.12:midob 2002.318.17:20:59.15/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.17:20:59.27/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.17:20:59.64/cable/2.4678E-04 2002.318.17:20:59.71/gps-fmout/S +2.25E-07 2002.318.17:21:04.61/wx/61.9,891.8,0.0 2002.318.17:21:04.67/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,57880,0,0,11520 2002.318.17:21:05.16#antcn#TR $$/318.17:21:05.08 35.1666 5.5090 0.0002 -0.0001 2002.318.17:21:05.16#antcn#CO 0.0569 -0.0992 -0.9880 0.1657 2002.318.17:21:06.78/mat/600B0432 2002.318.17:21:07.55/tonemeas/1:01,168.58,46.78,185.99,-131.26 2002.318.17:21:07.63/tonemeas/2:01,201.99,-37.93,172.37,-164.67 2002.318.17:21:07.64/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-33.41,84.71 2002.318.17:21:07.66/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,13.62,33.41 2002.318.17:21:07.73/tonemeas/1:02,173.25,-150.58,190.64,34.56 2002.318.17:21:07.80/tonemeas/2:02,228.55,-177.37,180.03,56.84 2002.318.17:21:07.81/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-55.30,26.79 2002.318.17:21:07.82/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,10.61,-22.28 2002.318.17:21:07.84:!2002.318.17:25:53 2002.318.17:21:08.82#setcl#time/7816532,0,2002,318,17,21,09.00,1.571,21.693,18 2002.318.17:21:08.82#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:21:09.84#setcl#time/7816634,0,2002,318,17,21,10.00,1.549,21.694,16 2002.318.17:21:09.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:25:53.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.17:25:53.06:tape 2002.318.17:25:53.12/tape/12464,12464,12464,12464,12464,12464,12436,12464 2002.318.17:25:53.12:postob 2002.318.17:25:53.12:source=1351-018,135406.9,-020603.2,2000.0,neutral 2002.318.17:25:54.08:setups2=1 2002.318.17:25:57.98:!2002.318.17:26:31 2002.318.17:26:31.00:preob 2002.318.17:26:31.17?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.17:26:31.17?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.17:26:31.17/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.17:26:31.17:!2002.318.17:26:41 2002.318.17:26:37.10#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.17:26:41.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.17:26:41.06:tape 2002.318.17:26:41.12/tape/12513,12512,12512,12512,12512,12512,12483,12512 2002.318.17:26:41.12:midob 2002.318.17:26:42.17/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.17:26:42.30/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.17:26:42.66/cable/2.4684E-04 2002.318.17:26:42.72/gps-fmout/S +2.25E-07 2002.318.17:26:47.68/wx/62.0,891.6,0.0 2002.318.17:26:47.74/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,dir,1.00,34758,0,0,91392 2002.318.17:26:48.17#antcn#TR $$/318.17:26:48.09 108.2097 32.9435 0.0001 0.0004 2002.318.17:26:48.17#antcn#CO 0.0564 -0.0905 -0.9880 0.0266 2002.318.17:26:48.25/mat/60FB0000 2002.318.17:26:48.85#setcl#time/7850534,0,2002,318,17,26,49.00,1.542,21.788,15 2002.318.17:26:48.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:26:48.97/tonemeas/1:01,192.84,46.54,211.79,-130.33 2002.318.17:26:49.04/tonemeas/2:01,234.97,-37.80,200.10,-164.56 2002.318.17:26:49.05/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-42.13,84.34 2002.318.17:26:49.07/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,11.69,34.23 2002.318.17:26:49.14/tonemeas/1:02,197.47,-151.51,214.99,34.52 2002.318.17:26:49.21/tonemeas/2:02,253.96,-177.32,199.93,56.96 2002.318.17:26:49.22/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.49,25.81 2002.318.17:26:49.24/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,15.06,-22.44 2002.318.17:26:49.25:!2002.318.17:35:57 2002.318.17:26:49.85#setcl#time/7850634,0,2002,318,17,26,50.00,1.542,21.788,15 2002.318.17:26:49.85#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:35:57.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.17:35:57.06:tape 2002.318.17:35:57.12/tape/13068,13068,13068,13068,13068,13068,13040,13068 2002.318.17:35:57.12:postob 2002.318.17:35:57.12:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.17:35:58.10:setups2=1 2002.318.17:36:02.00:!2002.318.17:36:12 2002.318.17:36:12.00:preob 2002.318.17:36:12.16?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.17:36:12.16?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.17:36:12.16/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.17:36:12.16:!2002.318.17:36:22 2002.318.17:36:19.08#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.17:36:22.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.17:36:22.06:tape 2002.318.17:36:22.12/tape/13094,13094,13093,13093,13093,13093,13064,13093 2002.318.17:36:22.12:midob 2002.318.17:36:23.16/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.17:36:23.29/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.17:36:23.65/cable/2.4737E-04 2002.318.17:36:23.71/gps-fmout/S +1.92E-07 2002.318.17:36:28.01/wx/62.0,891.7,0.0 2002.318.17:36:28.07/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,43665,0,0,9216 2002.318.17:36:29.16#antcn#TR $$/318.17:36:29.08 82.4569 9.3099 0.0006 0.0004 2002.318.17:36:29.16#antcn#CO 0.0575 -0.1085 -0.9880 0.1018 2002.318.17:36:30.17/mat/600B0375 2002.318.17:36:30.83#setcl#time/7908731,0,2002,318,17,36,31.00,1.564,21.949,17 2002.318.17:36:30.83#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:36:30.96/tonemeas/1:01,181.60,50.25,201.52,-127.61 2002.318.17:36:31.02/tonemeas/2:01,221.48,-34.34,189.40,-160.93 2002.318.17:36:31.03/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-39.88,84.59 2002.318.17:36:31.05/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,12.12,33.32 2002.318.17:36:31.12/tonemeas/1:02,184.97,-149.96,199.53,35.24 2002.318.17:36:31.19/tonemeas/2:02,241.20,-176.72,188.33,57.80 2002.318.17:36:31.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-56.23,26.76 2002.318.17:36:31.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,11.20,-22.56 2002.318.17:36:31.23:!2002.318.17:40:28 2002.318.17:36:31.84#setcl#time/7908832,0,2002,318,17,36,32.00,1.553,21.950,16 2002.318.17:36:31.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:40:28.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.17:40:28.06:tape 2002.318.17:40:28.12/tape/13340,13340,13340,13340,13340,13339,13310,13339 2002.318.17:40:28.12:postob 2002.318.17:40:28.12:source=nrao512,164029.6,394646.0,2000.0,ccw 2002.318.17:40:29.10:setups2=1 2002.318.17:40:33.00:!2002.318.17:40:45 2002.318.17:40:45.00:preob 2002.318.17:40:45.18?ERROR an -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large. 2002.318.17:40:45.18?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 2002.318.17:40:45.18/onsource/SLEWING 2002.318.17:40:45.18:!2002.318.17:40:55 2002.318.17:40:52.09#trakl#Source acquired 2002.318.17:40:55.00:data_valid=on 2002.318.17:40:55.06:tape 2002.318.17:40:55.12/tape/13366,13366,13366,13366,13366,13366,13337,13366 2002.318.17:40:55.12:midob 2002.318.17:40:56.18/onsource/TRACKING 2002.318.17:40:56.29/hpib/-1.441E-01 2002.318.17:40:56.63/cable/2.4684E-04 2002.318.17:40:56.69/gps-fmout/S +1.93E-07 2002.318.17:41:00.53/wx/61.5,891.8,0.0 2002.318.17:41:00.59/ifx/4,na,na,0,dir,na,na,alt,1.00,40506,0,0,8704 2002.318.17:41:01.17#antcn#TR $$/318.17:41:01.09 52.2047 13.2587 0.0008 0.0007 2002.318.17:41:01.17#antcn#CO 0.0577 -0.0977 -0.9880 0.0720 2002.318.17:41:02.70/mat/600B0414 2002.318.17:41:03.84#setcl#time/7936032,0,2002,318,17,41,04.00,1.547,22.025,16 2002.318.17:41:03.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:41:03.96/tonemeas/1:01,179.24,52.34,199.54,-125.32 2002.318.17:41:04.03/tonemeas/2:01,216.99,-32.38,183.20,-158.49 2002.318.17:41:04.04/tonediff/1:01:1-2:01:1,-37.75,84.72 2002.318.17:41:04.05/tonediff/1:01:2-2:01:2,16.34,33.17 2002.318.17:41:04.12/tonemeas/1:02,183.91,-149.35,202.37,36.23 2002.318.17:41:04.19/tonemeas/2:02,238.60,-176.09,188.06,58.68 2002.318.17:41:04.20/tonediff/1:02:1-2:02:1,-54.69,26.74 2002.318.17:41:04.22/tonediff/1:02:2-2:02:2,14.31,-22.45 2002.318.17:41:04.23:!2002.318.17:45:03 2002.318.17:41:04.84#setcl#time/7936132,0,2002,318,17,41,05.00,1.547,22.025,16 2002.318.17:41:04.84#setcl#model/old,1037216377,-7474,6974,1.365,100.930,rate 2002.318.17:45:03.00:data_valid=off 2002.318.17:45:03.06:et 2002.318.17:45:03.72:tape 2002.318.17:45:03.78/tape/13615,13615,13615,13615,13614,13614,13585,13614 2002.318.17:45:03.78:data_valid=off 2002.318.17:45:03.84:postob 2002.318.17:45:03.84:unlod 2002.318.17:45:03.84;"formatter-gps= -0.2usec @ 318/1744z. 2002.318.17:45:08.85?ERROR sp -13 This command not supported for your equipment, check equip.ctl. 2002.318.17:45:08.88?ERROR rt -201 Position must be a number, "reset", "unk" or "uns". 2002.318.17:45:12.26/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.17:45:12.90/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.17:45:13.54/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.17:45:14.18/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.17:45:14.82/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.17:45:15.46/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.17:45:16.10/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.17:45:16.74/ !!!! wake up !!!! 2002.318.17:45:16.74:schedend=e3010 2002.318.17:45:16.74&schedend/wx 2002.318.17:45:16.74&schedend/checks2 2002.318.17:45:21.84/wx/60.9,891.7,0.0 2002.318.17:45:22.04/info/S2-DAS,1.0d (compiled Tue Dec 11 19:53:11 EST 2001) 2002.318.17:45:22.04/info/station,0,1,,0.0000,0.0000,0.0 2002.318.17:45:22.16/info/S2-RT,3.2b [133] (compiled Mon Sep 21 17:35:28 EDT 1998) 2002.318.17:45:22.22/encode/vlba 2002.318.17:45:22.28/agc/on 2002.318.17:45:22.35/mode/32x4-2-U 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/e3-ivs,run,5,18,1.00 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,01,612.99,if1,832.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,02,729.99,if4,854.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,03,832.99,if4,612.99,if1 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,04,854.99,if4,729.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,05,582.99,if4,862.99,if1 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,06,804.99,if4,779.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,07,862.99,if1,582.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,08,779.99,if4,804.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,09,629.99,if1,822.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,10,734.99,if4,849.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,11,822.99,if4,629.99,if1 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,12,849.99,if4,734.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,13,732.99,if4,712.99,if1 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,14,844.99,if4,739.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,15,712.99,if1,732.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,16,739.99,if4,844.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,17,642.99,if1,802.99,if4 2002.318.17:45:25.65/fs/state,18,802.99,if4,642.99,if1 2002.318.17:45:25.72/tonedet/0.010000,usb,8.010000,usb,1.000 2002.318.17:45:25.72:end of schedule 2002.318.17:45:37.48;"following is cable cal-first at normal operational length. 2002.318.17:45:39.10;short 2002.318.17:45:39.46/cable/2.4744E-04 2002.318.17:45:44.80/cable/2.4737E-04 2002.318.17:45:50.15/cable/2.4737E-04 2002.318.17:46:22.01;"next with added 52usec length. 2002.318.17:46:24.32;long 2002.318.17:46:24.65/cablelong/1.9633E-04 2002.318.17:46:29.99/cablelong/1.9633E-04 2002.318.17:46:35.35/cablelong/1.9626E-04 2002.318.17:47:01.71;"kokee park, e3010, 2002. 2002.318.17:47:28.92;log=station	en
all-txt-docs	141119	AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TALLAHASSEE FL 915 PM EST SAT FEB 15 2003 WATER VAPOR IMAGES SHOW A VORT MAX ROUNDING THE BASE OF THE TROUGH OVER THE CENTRAL USA. A SQUALL LINE EXTENDING S THROUGH WRN AL CONTINUES TO MOVE E. THE SW PART OF THE LINE OVER LA AND SW MS CONTINUES TO INTENSIFY IN RESPONSE TO THE APPROACHING VORT (SEE SWOMCD #82). WOULD NOT RULE OUT AN SPC WATCH CUTTING INTO PART OF OUR WRN CWFA LATER TONIGHT. WILL UPDATE FORECASTS AND HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK ACCORDINGLY TO MENTION RELATIVELY SHORT-FUSED POTENTIAL FOR SEVERE WEATHER OVER OUR WRN CWFA. MARINE: LATEST BUOY DATA AND RUC PROGS SUGGEST EXERCISE CAUTION CRITERIA OVERNIGHT STILL LOOK ON TRACK. .TLH...NONE. TJT PREVIOUS DISCUSSION FOLLOWS. ********************************************************** 1245 PM EST SAT FEB 15 2003 SYNOPSIS: SHALLOW UPPER RIDGE PERSISTS OVER THE SERN US. SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE CENTERED WELL E OF FL AND CLINGING STUBBORNLY ALONG THE FL E COAST. A WARM FRONT LIES ACROSS TN TO AN ELONGATED SFC LO FROM THE MO BOOTHEEL TO NE TX. COLD FRONT THEN EXTENDS SW TOWARD OLD MEXICO. ACROSS THE GULF COAST...BROAD AREA OF MDT SLY FLOW IS INCREASING MOISTURE LEVELS MORE UNIFORMLY OVER THE CWA... WITH DEW POINTS GENERALLY IN THE 60S. FAIRLY STRONG WINDS OVER LAND...SOUTH IN MID TEENS GUSTING INTO THE MID-20S. DISCUSSION/PUBLIC FORECAST: UPPER RIDGE OVER THE SERN US WILL PERSIST FOR THE NEXT 24 HR AND FINALLY GET PUSHED EAST SUN AS STRONG SRN STRM TROF APPROACHES THE CWA. SFC TEMPS ALREADY IN THE 70S UNDER STUBBORN RIDGE AND SQUARELY IN THE WARM SECTOR...FORECAST TO RISE ANOTHER 2 OR 3 DEGREES. WITH NO SIGNIFICANT UPR SUPT UNTIL SUN...SEE ONLY SMALL CHANCE FOR SENSIBLE WX THRU TONIGHT...WILL KEEP 30 PERCENT WEST TAPERED TO 10 PERCENT EAST. A 10-12 VORT NEAR WRN BOUNDARY SUN MORN WILL JUSTIFY CATEGORICAL POPS FOR SUN...STARTING EARLY SUN MORNING...MOVING THROUGH THE MIDDLE PART OF THE CWFA MIDDAY...EXITING THE SERN BIG BEND ZONES IN THE EVENING. SUN NIGHT POPS DROP BACK TO SLIGHT CHANCE WRN TO CHANCE ERN. MAY STILL SEE LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN MAINLY SUN EVENING. SPC CURRENTLY HAS MOST OF MY CWA IN SLGT RISK FOR SEVERE TSTMS...BELIEVE ANY SUCH WILL BE WEST OF APALACHICOLA RIVER AND OFFSHORE. TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE ABOVE NORMAL THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT...WITH MONDAY AND OVERNIGHT (OR TUESDAY MORNING) LOWS MUCH COOLER. MARINE: MODELS APPARENTLY DIDN'T TAKE A LOOK AT REALITY...AND NOW SHOW WINDS LOWER THAN THEY ARE. CURRENTLY HAVE SCEC CONDITIONS WESTERN WATERS...SLOWLY INCREASING EASTERN WATERS. EXPECT WE WILL NEED TO KEEP SCEC TONIGHT...INCREASING TO SCA FOR SUN AHEAD OF THE FRONT. LATE SUN/EARLY MONDAY WINDS WILL VEER NW TO 15 KT OR LESS THROUGH THE SHORT RANGE. FIRE WX: NO REQUIREMENTS. EXTENDED: SFC HIGH PRESSURE WILL GRADUALLY MOVE OFF THE EAST COAST WED AND THU AS A COLD FRONT APPROACHES FROM THE WEST. BEST CHANCE OF RAIN WILL BE LATE FRI THROUGH SAT. TEMPERATURES WILL BE AT OR SLIGHTLY ABOVE NORMAL THROUGH THE EXTENDED PERIOD. PRELIM NUMBERS... TLH 56 71 53 65 2831 PFN 61 69 51 61 3820 DHN 60 70 48 57 3821 ABY 59 69 49 60 2931 VLD 57 72 53 65 1941 CTY 59 73 56 67 2851 .TLH... AL...NONE. GA...NONE. FL...NONE. AFD </PRE></TT></td> fl AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSONVILLE FL 818 PM EST SAT FEB 15 2003 IR IMAGERY SHOWING LOW CLOUDINESS BEGINNING TO ADVECT IN FROM THE GULF AROUND THE RETURN FLOW OUT AHEAD OF APPROACHING SYSTEM. EXPECT THESE CLOUDS TO CONTINUE TO PROGRESS INLAND OVERNITE ACROSS MUCH OF SE GA AND NORTH FLORIDA AS WELL AS AN INCREASE IN HIGH CLOUDS. MAY SEE A FEW SHOWERS NEAR THE GULF COAST DEVELOP LATE...BUT CAP AT 850 MB SHOULD HELP PRECLUDE SHOWERS FROM DEVELOPING MOST OF THE NIGHT. SUNDAY WILL BE A DIFFERENT STORY. EAST COAST SEABREEZE BROUGHT IN MOIST AIR THIS EVE...DEWPT TEMPS NEAR 60 COMMON NEAR THE COAST AND EVEN MID TO UPPER 50S INLAND. MAY SEE AREAS OF FOG DEVELOP TONIGHT...BUT WITH INCREASED CLOUD COVER AND WIND (LATE) NOT EXPECTING ANYTHING DENSE. MARINE...CURRENT OBS SHOW WINDS S OR SE 10 KNOTS. THE RUC DOES INDICATE WINDS INCREASING TO NEAR 15 KNOTS IN THE OFFSHORE WATERS OVERNITE AND WILL CONTINUE WITH PREVIOUS FORECAST. .JAX... FL...NONE. GA...NONE. PP/ARS/PK </PRE></TT></td> fl AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSONVILLE FL 945 AM EST SAT FEB 15 2003 CURRENTLY...HI PRES FROM THE SFC TO THE UPPER LEVELS WILL PROVIDE FOR A GENERALLY NICE WARM DAY ACROSS THE AREA. THE FLY IN THE OINTMENT IS PATCH OF MID AND HI CLOUDS OVER THE CENTER PORTION OF THE CWA. THIS HAS REDUCED THE EXPECTED WARM-UP A BIT. PUBLIC...MORNING RUC40 PICKS UP ON HIGHEST PORTION OF CLOUD DECK AT 400 MB. THE MODEL SHUNTS THE AREA OUT INTO THE ATLC BY 18Z. WILL INSERT "VARIABLE HIGH CLOUDINESS" WORDING INTO SOME OF THE ZONES. DON'T EXPECT MAX TEMPS TO BE AFFECTED TOO MUCH AND WILL GENERALLY LEAVE ALONE. WILL INDICATE A BIT OF COASTAL TEMP RANGE AND AFTN SEABREEZE DUE TO HIGH TEMP DIF BETWEEN THE LAND AND OCEAN. SEABREEZE SHOWS UP WELL ON 12KM ETA BY MID-AFTN. MARINE...WILL INDICATE SEABREEZE CIRCULATION IN NEAR SHORE SEGMENT. WILL ALSO KNOCK 1ST PERIOD SEAS DOWN ABOUT A FOOT. .JAX... FL...NONE. GA...NONE. CARROLL/BROYLES/DYKES </PRE></TT></td> fl AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME 1120 AM EST SAT FEB 15 2003 .UPDATED...1100 AM SURFACE OBS INDICATE WINDS RUNNING AT 30 MPH AT FRENCHVILLE...23 MPH AT PRESQUE ISLE. RUC SURFACE/950 WINDS INDICATE THESE WINDS WILL PERSIST THIS AFTERNOON...SO WILL BUMP UP FORECAST WINDS TO 20 TO 30 MPH IN ZONES 1>4. EXPECT AFTERNOON CUMULUS TO BRING PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES THIS AFTERNOON NORTH...SUNNY ELSEWHERE. TEMPERATURES LOOK FINE. .SYNOPSIS...BITTERLY COLD ARCTIC AIR WILL CONTINUE TO FILTER INTO THE ENTIRE REGION THROUGH SUNDAY AS INTENSE LOW PRESSURE OVER THE CANADIAN MARITIMES MOVES SLOWLY EAST...AND HIGH PRESSURE GRADUALLY BUILDS EAST FROM SOUTH CENTRAL CANADA. A MODERATION IN TEMPERATURES IS EXPECTED ON MONDAY AS ARCTIC AIR BEGINS TO RETREAT NORTHWARD INTO CANADA. DISCUSSION... ARCTIC EXPRESS CONTINUES FOR AT LEAST ANOTHER 36 TO 48 HRS. I WILL BE USING THE ETA THRU THE 1ST 48 HRS BASED ON IT/S PERFORMANCE W/UA & SATL WV/IR TRENDS. TODAY...BASED ON LATEST ANAL & GUID...WILL KEEP WIND CHILL WARNINGS/ADVISORIES WHERE THEY AREA SITUATED. SHEARED VORT MAX SWINGING ACROSS THE REGION WILL IGNITE WINDS AGAIN W/CONTINUATION OF FRIGID AIR. ETA T1 VALUES WILL BE A BASIS FOR MAXES. WILL HAVE TO CARRY SOME CLOUDS FOR THE N AS H8 RH STILL THERE. WILL GROUP ZONE 2 W/1,3 &4 BASED ON THIS THINKING. TONIGHT...ANY CLOUDS SHOULD LEAVE BY SUNSET W/ANOTHER BRUTALLY COLD NIGHT. WILL ONCE AGAIN HAVE TO DEAL W/SOME GRADIENT DUE TO ARCTIC HIGH PRES STARTING TO SLIDE SE TOWARD THE CWFA & SFC LOW PRES MOVG NE OFF MID-ATLC COAST. ALTHOUGH...WINDS WILL NOT BE AS STG AS PRVS NIGHTS. WE/LL SEE SOME OF THE COLDEST TEMPS OF THE SEASON BY SUN MRNG. WILL NEED TO CARRY WIND CHILL WARNINGS FOR @ LEAST THE EVNG FOR THE N & ADVS FOR DOWNEAST & COAST. MINS WILL BE A REFLECTION OF THE ETA T1 ONCE AGAIN. SUNDAY...ARCTIC HIGH PRES STARTS TO SLIDES EVER SO CLOSER TO THE CWFA W/A RELAXATION IN THE GRADIENT...FINALLY!!. TEMPS WILL WARM TO ABOVE 0F ACROSS THE N FOR THE 1ST TIME IN 3 DAYS!. TEMPS WILL BE A BLEND OF THE MOS. LOOKING INTO SUNDAY NIGHT...WAA BEGINS TO TAKE EFFECT ALF. ARCTIC AIRMASS STILL ENTRENCHED OVER THE CWFA. DEEP SNOWPACK...DECENT RADIATIONAL COOLING PLUS ARCTIC AIR WILL ALLOW MINS TO BE MUCH COLDER THAN WHAT GUID IS PREACHING. THIS WILL DEPEND ON HOW MUCH CI GETS INTO THE REGION AHEAD OF THE WAA. EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT TEMPS-REALLY BOTTOM OUT AS INITIAL START OF WAA W/A COLD AIRMASS STILL ENTRENCHED. WILL TWEAK MINS DOWN A TAD ESP FOR 1ST 2 SET OF ZONE GROUPINGS. GOING FURTHER OUT: NO CHGS TO BE MADE. SFC LOW PRES SYSM MOVG NE FROM THE SERN U.S. WILL NEED TO BE WATCHED. ECMWF/CAN GLOBAL SHOW SYSM TO BE A BIT FURTHER W THAN GFS/UKMET W/SIGNIFICANT PRECIP ARRIVING INTO DOWNEAST & COAST MONDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY. DAYCREW HAS MENTION OF SNOW IN FOR LATE TUESDAY. DO AGREE THAT DENSE COLD AIR WILL BE HARD TO DISLODGE...HOWEVER...POSN OF ARCTIC HIGH PRES COULD BE A KEY PLAYER. THINGS MIGHT NEED TO BE MOVED UP INTO MONDAY NIGHT TIME FRAME IF CAN GLOBAL/ECMWF PAN OUT. DAYCREW CAN ASSESS THIS FURTHER. COASTAL WATERS...LOOKS LIKE GRADIENT RELAXES A TAD TODAY W/CONDS DOWN TO STG SCA LEVELS. WILL MOST LIKELY NEED GLW FOR TONIGHT AS VORT MAX SWINGS THROUGH THE WATERS W/ANOTHER DOSE OF CAA. GRADIENT LOOSENS UP ON SUN AS ARCTIC HIGH PRES BEGINS TO MOVE TOWARD THE AREA. .CAR...WIND CHILL WARNING ZONES 1>6/10 TODAY INTO TONIGHT. WIND CHILL ADVISORY ZONES 11/15>17/29>32 TODAY INTO TONIGHT. SCA FOR TODAY. GLW FOR TONIGHT. HEAVY FREEZING SPRAY TODAY THROUGH SUNDAY. APFFEL </PRE></TT></td> me AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MARQUETTE MI 1035 AM EST SAT FEB 15 2003 12Z RAOBS/WV LOOP AND RUC ANLSYS SHOW CONTD SPLIT FLOW ACRS NAMERICA WITH UPR GRT LKS UNDER INFLUENCE OF NRN BRANCH NW FLOW BTWN RDG OVR WRN CAN AND SLOWLY DEPARTING ARCTIC VORTEX OVR ERN CAN. 1042MB SFC HI NOTED NR LK WINNIPEG WITH RDGING E ACRS ONTARIO. VERY COLD/DRY AIRMASS IS IN PLACE THERE...TEMPS IN ONTARIO JUST N OF LK SUP BLO -40 WITH DWPTS GENERALLY -25F TO -45F. 12Z INL/YPL SDNGS SHOW VERY DRY LLVLS WITH SHARP INVRNS ARND H925. 12Z GRB SDNG SHOWS A BIT MORE LLVL MSTR BLO INVRN ARND H9...NNE FLOW E OF HI PRES IN SCNTRL CAN HAS ADVCTD LK SUP MODERATED AIRMASS INTO CNTRL CWA WHERE CLDS/ FLURRIES RPRTD ATTM AS FAR INLAND AS IMT-ESC PER SFC OBS/88D/SAT PIX. THIS CLD...WHICH IS MOST EXTENSIVE OVR GENERALLY ICE-FREE SCNTRL LK SUP...TENDING TO DRIFT SW IN LLVL NE FLOW. 88D INDICATES REFLECTIVITIES IN WEAK LES BANDS COMING ASHORE IN MQT COUNTY NO GREATER THAN 12-15DBZ. EXTENSIVE ICE COVER ON LK SUP...UPSTREAM DRY AIR AS WELL AS HI STABILITY...AND GENERAL ACYC FLOW ARND HI ALL CONTRIBUTING TO MORE DISORGANIZED/WEAKER LES THAN ONE WOULD XCPT GIVEN H85 TEMPS -16C TO -20C. GENERALLY JUST SCT CLD ACRS WRN LK SUP. ERN ZNS MCLR AS NE FLOW OF DRY AIR DOWNSLOPING OFF ONTARIO NEAR ANJ HAS DSPTD CLD. KEWEENAW PENINSULA ALSO MCLR. MAIN FCST CONCERNS TDAY ARE CLD/WEAK LES TRENDS AND TEMPS. 12Z RUC SHOWS SLOWLY RISING H5 HGTS IN CONTD NW FLOW ALF AS VORTEX IN ERN CAN SLOWLY EDGES E. SFC HI PRES RDG FCST TO DRIFT SLOWLY E AS WELL WITH LLVL WND FLOW PROGGED TO SLOWLY VEER DURG DAY. RUC H95 RH DEPICTS PRESENT LK SC QUITE WELL AND SHOWS HIER RH UNDER INVRN TENDING TO DRIFT SW DURG DAY. VEERING WND FCST TO PUSH DRIER AIR OVR THE ERN ZNS W DURG DAY AS WELL. SO XPCT DCRSG CLDS IN ALGER/DELTA/ MNM COUNIES...BUT CONTD CLD COVER OR INCRSG CLDS IN BARAGA/MQT/IRON/ DICKINSON COUNTIES...WITH SOME BRK UP LATER TDAY AS RUC FCST SDNGS SHOW INVRN SUBSIDING TO H95 LVL. KEWEENAW SHUD REMAIN PCLDY WHILE NE TO E FLOW WL TEND TO DSPT SC DRIFTING AND DOWNSLOPING INTO GOGEBIC/ ONTONAGON ZNS. XPCT ANY SN ACCUMULATION LESS THAN AN INCH PER 88D OBS AND LWRG INVRN. MIXING TO H925-95 ON RUC FCST SDNGS SUG MAX WL RISE TO 10 TO 15...SO NO CHGS NECESSARY TO GOING FCST XCPT TO LWR FCST MAX OVR THE SCNTRL WHERE ENE FLOW WL ADVCT RELATIVELY UNMODIFIED ARCTIC AIR IN FM THE ERN ZNS. AFDMQT FM MIDNGT SHIFT FOR LATER PDS... TONIGHT HAS MAKINGS OF VERY COLD NIGHT W/ WEAK (AND OFFSHORE) GRADIENT AND DRY AMS IN PLACE. TEMPS JUST NORTH OF SUPERIOR ARE WELL INTO MINUS 30S. THOUGH WE WON'T GET THAT COLD...AT LEAST 20F BELOW LOOKS LIKE A GOOD BET INLAND AND EAST AS WE WILL TAP INTO THE EXTREMELY DRY AIR IN ONTARIO. HAVE GONE MUCH BELOW GUIDANCE HERE... BUT MAY NOT QUITE REACH RECORD OF -25F AT KMQT. SUNDAY WILL BEGIN TRANSITION TO MORE SERIOUS MODERATION...AS H8 TEMPS WARM TO -8C (PER ETA AND AVN) IN INCREASING S/SW FLOW. AGREE W/ PREVIOUS SHIFT THAT GUIDANCE MAY BE A LITTLE WARM (ESPECIALLY THE MET)...CONSIDERING HOW COLD WE WILL START THE DAY AT AND EXPECTED STRENGTH OF LLVL INVERSION. EVEN SO...SHOULD REACH INVOF 20F W/ LOTS OF SUN. ALSO AGREE W/ PREVIOUS SHIFT THAT MON HAS POTENTIAL TO BE VERY WARM DAY...W/ DRY AMS PERSISTING AND WAA KICKING H8 TEMPS TO NEAR ZERO OR A LITTLE ABOVE (PER ETA...AVN HAS COLD BIAS AND IS ABOUT 5C COOLER). NEW MAV GUIDANCE LOOKS ON TRACK THOUGH W/ HIGHS INTO 30S...MID 30S IN WEST. HAVE UPPED TEMPS IN GRIDS SLIGHTLY TO ACCOUNT FOR THIS. OTHERWISE NEW MODELS COMING IN AGREE IN KEEPING ANY MENTION OF PCPN OUT UNTIL MON EVENING IN WEST. U P WILL REMAIN IN DRY ANTICYCLONIC FLOW UNTIL THEN...AS LOW PRES DEVELOPS IN THE HIGH PLAINS. NO CHANGES TO THE EXTENDED. .MQT...HEAVY FREEZING SPRAY WRNG LAKE SUPERIOR. KC </PRE></TT></td> mi SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DETROIT/PONTIAC MI 1026 AM EST SAT FEB 15 2003 COLD AND DRY NORTHEASTERLY WINDS ASSOCIATED WITH A 1040MB HIGH JUST NORTH OF LAKE SUPERIOR WILL PERSIST OVER THE LOWER LAKES REGION THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. KDTX RADAR IS SHOWING SOME LIGHT SNOW SHOWERS AND FLURRIES EXTENDING FROM THE THUMB INTO SOUTH-CENTRAL LOWER MICHIGAN. MOISTURE FLUX OFF LAKE HURON UNDER NORTHEASTERLY FLOW...WITH 925MB TEMPERATURES AROUND -20C HAS LED TO THE LAKE EFFECT ACTIVITY THIS MORNING. THE KDTX VAD WIND PROFILE SUGGESTS INVERSION HEIGHTS ARE NEAR 4K FT...NEARLY 2KFT HIGHER THAN EARLIER MODEL RUN SOUNDINGS SUGGESTED THEY WOULD BE. THE CURRENT RUC SOUNDINGS SEEM TO HAVE THE BEST HANDLE ON INVERSION HEIGHTS...ALTHOUGH IT ONLY SHOWS INVERSIONS AROUND 3K FT. THE RUC SOUNDINGS INDICATE MIXING WILL DRY OUT THE BOUNDARY LAYER THIS AFTERNOON. WITH PERSISTENT NORTHEAST FLOW OFF OF LAKE HURON THIS AFTERNOON AND WITH MODEL SOUNDINGS UNDERESTIMATING INVERSION HEIGHTS...I WILL CARRY THE MENTION OF FLURRIES NORTH OF M-59 THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. THE IR SATELLITE LOOP IS SHOWING PLENTY OF HIGH CLOUDS UPSTREAM. THERE HAS BEEN A WARMING TREND IN THE CLOUD TOPS...SO I DO EXPECT SOME BREAKS IN THE CLOUDS THIS AFTERNOON...ESPECIALLY ACROSS THE SAGINAW VALLEY. DUE TO THE EXTENT OF HIGH CLOUDS UPSTREAM AND WITH THE SCATTERED TO BROKEN STRATO CU DECK OVER THE CENTRAL PORTIONS OF THE FORECAST AREA...I WILL BE A BIT MORE PESSIMISTIC WITH CLOUD COVER THIS AFTERNOON. MAX TEMPERATURE FORECAST LOOKS ON TARGET. WITH PERSIST INFLUX OF ARCTIC AIR...I DO NOT EXPECT TEMPS TO RISE MUCH ABOVE CURRENT READINGS. .DTX...NONE. CONSIDINE EXPERIMENTAL GRAPHICAL FORECASTS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE AT HTTP://WWW.CRH.NOAA.GOV/DTX (ALL LOWER CASE) </PRE></TT></td> mi AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAND RAPIDS MI 1005 AM EST SAT FEB 15 2003 ...UPDATED TO PUT LAKE HURON LAKE EFFECT FLURRIES IN ZONES... LOOKING AT THE SATELLITE...RADAR MOSAIC OF THE WESTERN GREAT LAKES...AND SURFACE OBSERVATIONS IT IS APPARENT THAT LAKE EFFECT SNOW SHOWERS HAVE DEVELOPED OVER LAKE HURON AND CONTINUE TO STREAK TO THE SOUTHWEST INTO EASTERN AND SOUTHERN 1/2 OF THE GRR CWA. RUC AND LAPS SOUNDINGS SHOW THE MOISTURE TO 900 MB. THE LATEST ETA DOES SHOW SOME MOISTURE THERE TOO (BETWEEN 1000 AND 900 MB). BOTH THE ETA AND RUC SHOW THIS MOISTURE MIXING OUT THIS AFTERNOON AS HEIGHTS CONTINUE TO RISE AS THE SURFACE HIGH HEADS EAST ACROSS SOUTHERN ONTARIO. THE AIR IN THE CLOUD LAYER IS COLD ENOUGH OF SNOWFLAKE FORMATION... AND WILL REMAIN SO. I DO EXPECT THE LOW CLOUDS AND FLURRIES TO GRADUALLY MIX OUT/END AS SURFACE HEATING MIXES OUT THE LOW LEVEL MOISTURE WITH THE DRY AIR ABOVE IT. MEANWHILE...AT UPPER LEVELS THERE IS A SERIES OF SHORTWAVES SEEN ON THE WATER VAPOR IMAGE THAT AREA MOSTLY MOVING EAST. ALSO WITH THAT THERE IS THE LEFT ENTRANCE REGION LIFT FROM THE NORTHERN STREAM JET...WHO'S CORE WILL BE OVER NEW ENGLAND BY THIS EVENING. THOSE THINGS WILL COMBINE TO KEEP THE MID AND HIGH CLOUDS FAIRLY THICK OVER THE SOUTHERN 2/3 OF THE CWA THIS AFTERNOON. BOTTOM LINE TO ALL OF THIS IS MORE CLOUDINESS THIS AFTERNOON AND WITH THAT LOWER AFTERNOON HIGH TEMPERATURES. I ALSO PUT FLURRIES IN THE FORECAST FOR AREAS EAST AND SOUTH OF GRR (DUE TO NE WIND TRAJECTORIES OFF LAKE HURON AS SEEN ON THE GRR AND DTX 88D). .GRR...NONE. WDM </PRE></TT></td> mi AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREENVILLE-SPARTANBURG SC 930 PM EST SAT FEB 15 2003 RUC HAS BEEN DOING A REASONABLY GOOD JOB FORECASTING SOUTHWARD SURGE OF COLD AIR. IF ANYTHING... OBSERVED NC PIEDMONT TEMPERATURES ARE A DEGREE OR TWO COOLER THAN IN THE RUC AT LEAST FOR THE GSP CWA. LATEST TRENDS ARE PERHAPS A LITTLE SLOWER THAN 12Z RUNS INDICATED... BUT NOT SIGNIFICANTLY. EXPECT THE 32F ISOTHERM TO BE PRETTY CLOSE TO NC/SC BORDER BY 12Z... PERHAPS A LITTLE FARTHER SOUTH IN THE CHARLOTTE METRO AREA. ALSO APPEARS TEMPERATURES IN THE ASHEVILLE AREA SHOULD BE NEAR FREEZING AROUND SUNRISE. SOME LIGHT RAIN AND DRIZZLE HAVE BEEN SCATTERED AROUND THE AREA... BUT THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL PRECIPITATION IS STILL TO OUR NORTH AND WEST. AS COLD AIR DAMMING CONTINUES OVERNIGHT... SLOPING ISENTROPIC SURFACES WILL EXPOSE THEMSELVES TO STRONG AND MOIST SOUTHWEST FLOW. AS A RESULT... PRECIPITATION WILL BECOME MORE WIDESPREAD EVEN AHEAD OF CONVECTIVE LINE EXTENDING FROM SOUTHEAST TN TO SOUTHERN MS. WITH EXPECTATION THAT PRECIPITATION WILL BECOME MORE WIDESPREAD BEFORE MORNING WHILE TEMPERATURES LOWER TO FREEZING OR BELOW IN ZONES WHERE WARNING IS IN EFFECT... WILL NOT CHANGE CURRENT WARNINGS. WINTER STORM WATCH WILL BE MAINTAINED FOR SUNDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT WHERE IN EFFECT. SOME LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN IS APPROACHING THE WESTERN TIP OF NC... SO FLASH FLOOD WATCH WILL CONTINUE FOR OUR WESTERN ZONES. FCSTID = 06 GSP 34 34 29 42 / 90 100 90 40 AND 36 36 30 44 / 90 100 90 30 CLT 32 32 29 40 / 90 100 90 50 HKY 29 29 27 38 / 100 100 90 50 AVL 31 31 29 40 / 100 100 90 40 .GSP... GA...WINTER STORM WATCH SUNDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT FOR ZONES GAZ010...GAZ017>018...GAZ026...GAZ028>029. NC...WINTER STORM WARNING FOR TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT FOR ZONES NCZ033>037...NCZ049>050...NCZ054>057. WINTER STORM WARNING FOR TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT FOR ZONES NCZ048...NCZ053...NCZ065>072...NCZ082. FLOOD WATCH THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT FOR ZONES NCZ033... NCZ048>053...NCZ058>059...NCZ062>065. WINTER STORM WATCH FOR TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT FOR ZONE NCZ064. SC...WINTER STORM WARNING FOR TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT FOR ZONES SCZ008>009. WINTER STORM WATCH SUNDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT FOR ZONES SCZ001>007...SCZ010>014...SCZ019. LGL </PRE></TT></td> sc AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION...UPDATED FOR AVIATION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORT WORTH TX 454 AM CST SAT FEB 15 2003 .AVIATION DISCUSSION... MVFR TO IFR EXPECTED THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS AS LOW CLOUDS NORTH OF THE FRONT ARE LIFTED AND THEN REPLACED BY LOW CLOUDS AND GUSTY NORTH FLOW BEHIND THE FRONT. FRONT SHOULD BE THROUGH METRO AIRPORTS BY TAF ISSUANCE SO WILL START OFF WITH NW-N FLOW. 88D SHOWS SOME SHRA AROUND IN ADVANCE OF FRONT AND BEHIND IT AS WELL...BUT COVERAGE NOT REALLY A LOT. WILL WAIT UNTIL LAST MINUTE BEFORE MENTIONING ANY SHRA. LOW CLOUDS SHOULD LIFT IN THE AFTERNOON HOURS AS STAY VFR WITH STRONG N-NW FLOW AGAIN TONIGHT. .PUBLIC DISCUSSION... SURFACE COLD FRONT...PER LATEST SURFACE OBS AND SPLIT CHANNEL SATELLITE IMAGERY...IS CURRENTLY APPROACHING NORTHWEST COUNTIES IN THE CWA. REFLECTIVITY DATA FROM KFWS HAS SHOWN WEAK CONVECTION FLARING UP SPORADICALLY THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT...AND EXPECT THIS TO CONTINUE AHEAD OF THE COLD FRONT. SHORT TERM GUIDANCE FROM THE ETA AND RUC40 SUGGESTS THAT PRESSURE GRADIENT WILL STRENGTHEN SUFFICIENTLY THROUGHOUT THE DAY TO WARRANT 20-30 MPH NORTH WIND SPEEDS...PROMPTING THE ISSUANCE OF A WIND ADVISORY FOR ALL OF NORTH TEXAS. COLD FRONT SHOULD MOVE RAPIDLY ACROSS THE AREA THIS MORNING ...AND EXIT SOUTHEAST ZONES BY AROUND NOON. AS A RESULT...HAVE OPTED TO NOT INCLUDE MENTION OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS. STEADY OR SLOWLY FALLING TEMPERATURES CAN BE EXPECTED LATER TODAY...AS STRONG COLD ADVECTION AND LOW CLOUDS WILL KEEP TEMPERATURES FROM RISING BEHIND FROPA. SLOW CLEARING IS EXPECTED OVERNIGHT...WITH A MOSTLY SUNNY DAY EXPECTED ON SUNDAY. WILL GO SLIGHTLY ABOVE GUIDANCE FOR HIGHS ON SUNDAY...WITH NEUTRAL TEMPERATURE ADVECTION AND MODERATE INSOLATION. A LIGHT FREEZE IS ANTICIPATED ACROSS ALL OF NORTH TEXAS ON MONDAY MORNING...GIVEN CLOSE PROXIMITY OF SURFACE HIGH AND OPTIMAL RADIATIONAL COOLING CONDITIONS. NO MAJOR CHANGES WERE MADE TO EXTENDED PORTION OF THE FORECAST. MEDIUM RANGE GUIDANCE IS CONSISTENT ON MOVING A WEAK SHORTWAVE TROUGH NORTH OF TEXAS ON WEDNESDAY...WITH SLIGHT CHANCE TO LOW CHANCE POPS FORECASTED FROM TUESDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MAIN FORCING FOR UVV WILL COME FROM THE COLD FRONT...IN AN EVENT SIMILAR TO THAT OF TODAY. BY THE END OF THE WEEK...MRF AND CANADIAN MODELS ARE HINTING AT A STRONGER SURGE OF ARCTIC AIR INTO THE CENTRAL PLAINS. HOWEVER...THERE ARE SUFFICIENT DISCREPANCIES IN THE GUIDANCE TO FORECAST A MAJOR ARCTIC FRONTAL PASSAGE THIS FAR OUT. WILL SLIGHTLY COOL TEMPERATURES ON FRIDAY...AND REFINE FORECAST AS MORE GUIDANCE BECOMES AVAILABLE. DFW 54 33 49 30 / 30 0 0 0 ACT 66 34 50 31 / 30 0 0 0 PRX 60 30 47 27 / 30 0 0 0 DTO 52 31 48 28 / 20 0 0 0 TKI 55 31 48 28 / 30 0 0 0 DAL 55 32 49 29 / 30 0 0 0 TRL 60 32 49 29 / 30 0 0 0 CRS 67 34 50 31 / 30 0 0 0 TPL 70 34 51 31 / 30 0 0 0 .FWD... TX...WIND ADVISORY FOR TODAY FOR ZONES TXZ091>095...TXZ100>107... TXZ115>123...TXZ129>135...TXZ141>148...TXZ156>162...TXZ174>175. $$ 65/DD </PRE></TT></td> tx AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT 1145 AM EST SAT FEB 15 2003 HAVE OPTED TO UPDATE ZFP TO KILL WIND CHILL ADVISORY AND MAKE A FEW OTHER MINOR CHANGES TO THE GOING FCST. HI PRESS RIDGE TO CONT TO BUILD ACRS THE FA TODAY AND TONITE. 11-12Z 20KM "DEVELOPMENT" RUC SHOWS TEMPS TO GET UP INTO THE SINGLE NUMBERS (BOTH ABOVE AND BLO ZERO) TODAY WITH NORTHERLY SFC WINDS AT 5-15 KTS. T1MAX TEMPS ARE BASICALLY ZERO TO +10F TODAY AS WELL. FEW TWEAKS TO FIRST PERIOD TEMPS/WINDS BASED ON THIS DATA AND CURRENT MESONET OBS. BASED ON EXPECTED MAX TEMPS AND MID-PT WIND SPEEDS TODAY...WILL ALLOW CURRENT WIND CHILL ADVISORY TO EXPIRE WITH THIS FCST PACKAGE. WILL CONT TO HIGHLITE SOME LOWER WIND CHILL VALUES FOR THE REST OF TODAY IN THE ZFP THOUGH. LOW-LVLS LOOK TO BE DRY ACRS THE FA TODAY AND TONITE. RUC SHOWS MAYBE SOME HIR CLDS AFFECTING THE SRN TIER ZONES TODAY. SAT PIX SHOW THAT SOME OF THESE CLDS MAY INDEED DO THIS TODAY. STRONG H85 CAA TO TAKE PLACE ACRS THE FA TODAY AND TONITE. MID-LVLS LOOKS TO BE DRY ACRS THE FA AS WELL TODAY AND TONITE. NO OTHER SIGNIFICANT WX EXPECTED ACRS THE FA OVER THE NEXT 24 HRS. FEW OTHER MOSTLY COSMETIC CHANGES TO GOING ZFP. WRK ZONES...FINAL ZFP...AND NPWBTV ALREADY ISSUED. LATER... .BTV...NONE. MURRAY </PRE></TT></td> vt EASTERN WASHINGTON AND NORTH IDAHO AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SPOKANE WASHINGTON 230 AM PST SAT FEB 15 2003 .SYNOPSIS...A WEAK RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE WILL GIVE THE INLAND NORTHWEST A BRIEF PERIOD OF DRY WEATHER TODAY. THE WEATHER WILL THEN TURN INCREASINGLY WET TONIGHT AS A MOIST UPPER LEVEL TROF HEADS INLAND. THIS TROF WILL BRING A SERIES OF WEATHER SYSTEMS OVER THE AREA THROUGH MONDAY... EACH RESULTING IN A GOOD CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION. SNOW LEVELS WILL FALL SIGNIFICANTLY BY SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND MONDAY...POSSIBLY BRINGING SNOW SHOWERS TO SOME VALLEY LOCATIONS. .DISCUSSION...TODAY...SHORTWAVE RIDGE WILL CONTINUE TO RESIDE OVER THE INLAND NW TODAY...AS OFFSHORE TROF CONTINUES TO DIG THIS MORNING NEAR 35/140. THIS DIGGING HAS HELD UP THE EASTWARD PROGRESSION OF THE PRECIPITABLE WATER PLUME OFF THE COAST WHICH CONSEQUENTLY HAS DELAYED THE ONSET OF PRECIPITATION ONTO THE COAST. AS OF 10Z THERE STILL HAVE BEEN NO MEASURABLE REPORTS OF PRECIPITATION ON THE COAST. THIS SUGGEST THE 00Z GFS RUN WAS TOO AGGRESSIVE IN SPREADING THE PRECIPITATION INLAND THIS MORNING... AND SUPPORTS THE MORE CONSERVATIVE 00Z ETA AND 06Z MESOETA RUNS. THE RUC SUGGESTS THAT EVEN THESE RUNS ARE A BIT TOO FAST. THIS BEING SAID...WE WILL TRIM ALL POPS ACCORDINGLY TODAY...ESPECAILLY THOSE IN THE EASTERN ZONES. THE RIDGE AXIS IS EXPECTED TO MOVE INTO WESTERN MONTANA THIS AFTERNOON...WHICH IN TURN STRENGTHENS THE LOW- LEVEL FLOW OUT OF THE SOUTH. THIS RESULTS IN STRONG LOW-LEVEL WARM AIR ADVECTION AND DECENT MIXING FOR MOST LOCATIONS...AND SHOULD RESULT IN SIGNIFICANT WARMING VERSUS YESTERDAY. THIS MIXING WILL ALSO LIKELY ERODE ANY STRATUS OVER THE COLUMBIA BASIN LATER TODAY. .TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING...THE OFFSHORE TROF CONTINUES TO MOVE SLOWLY TOWARD THE COAST OVERNIGHT PUSHING THE PRECIPITABLE WATER PLUME INLAND. DECENT ISENTROPIC ASCENT THEN BEGINS TO COINCIDE WITH THIS INFLUX OF MOISTURE FROM THE SW RESULTING IN A HIGH LIKELIHOOD OF PRECIPITATION FOR MOST ZONES. THE SMALLEST CHANCE OF POPS WILL BE RESERVED FOR THE SE ZONES DUE TO THE SW-NE ORIENTATION OF THE MOISTURE PLUME. SNOW LEVELS WILL REMAIN FAIRLY HIGH WITH THE WARM SECTOR FIRMLY ENTRENCHED OVER THE CWA. .SUNDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH MONDAY...THE UPPER LEVEL TROF SHIFTS INLAND...BRINGING A DROP IN SNOW LEVELS...A MARKED INCREASE IN POTENTIAL INSTABILITY AND A SHIFTING OF THE LOW-LEVEL WINDS TO THE SW. ALL THESE INGREDIENTS POINT TO A CLASSIC SHOWERY REGIME...WITH MOST OF THE ACTIVITY FOCUSING NEAR THE SW FACING SLOPES OF THE CASCADES...BLUES AND NE WA AND NORTH IDAHO MOUNTAINS. LOCAL SNOWFALL TOTALS COULD BE IMPRESSIVE AS WE REMAIN IN THIS UNSETTLED REGIME FOR OVER 36 HOURS...HOWEVER THE ETA EXTENSION AND MM5 INDICATE THAT EVEN THE MOUNTAINS WILL REMAIN BELOW HIGHLIGHT CRITERIA EXCEPT FOR A FEW LOCAL AREAS. FOR NOW WE WILL HOLD OFF ON HIGHLIGHTS BUT IT WILL NEED TO BE MONITORED. INLAND NW WHICH WILL GR .EXTENDED...TUE THROUGH FRI...NEW RUN OF THE LATEST GFS DIFFERENT WITH STRENGH...TIMING AND POSITION OF CLOSED LOW MOVING INTO THE DISTRICT NEXT WEEK COMPARED TO YESTERDAY'S AND THURSDAY'S RUN. GFS QUITE DIFFERENT WITH THE EURO AND THE CANADIAN ALSO SO WE SEEM TO HAVE SOME MODEL UNCERTAINTY OVER THE EXTENDED PERIOD. WE WILL CONTINUE WITH THE CURRENT FORECAST AND NOT MAKE ANY CHANGES TO AVOID A FLIP-FLOP. THE DISTRICT WILL SEE A CHANCE OF MOUNTAIN SNOW EACH DAY WITH A SLIGHT CHANCE TO A CHANCE OF VALLEY RAIN AS WELL. ...THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRODUCT CONCERNING WARNINGS AND FORECASTS IS VALID ONLY AT THE TIME OF ISSUANCE. THE LATEST WARNING AND FORECAST INFORMATION WILL BE FOUND IN THE APPROPRIATE PRODUCTS... GEG 045/038/047/032/043 17756 COE 046/035/046/032/039 -7766 PUW 047/040/047/032/043 -7766 LWS 052/041/050/036/046 -6665 CQV 047/034/045/031/042 18746 SPT 044/033/045/031/040 19956 WWP 043/038/045/036/034 -8856 MWH 047/036/048/032/047 36635 EAT 044/034/048/032/044 46635 OMK 042/030/044/030/041 36646 .OTX...NONE. $$ </PRE></TT></td> wa AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TALLAHASSEE FL 210 AM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 SYNOPSIS: LATEST WATER VAPOR/RUC H5 COMPOSITE HAS POTENT MID/UPPER TROUGH OVER THE S/CNTRL PLAINS W/ MAIN VORT ENERGY FROM LOWER TX COAST EXTENDING NE INTO MS W/ WEAKER VORT LOBE FURTHER E FROM SRN AL INTO FL PANHANDLE. SURFACE LOW OVER N/CNTRL MS W/ TRAILING COLD FRONT THRU ERN LA INTO WRN GULF. LIGHTNING/RADAR DATA SHOWS MAIN SQUALL LINE FROM ERN AL TO SE MS/ERN LA. A DEVELOPING LINE WAS ORIENTED N-S ALONG ERN VORT LOBE JUST S OF FL PANHANDLE. ALREADY HAVE RECEIVED A FEW MESO ALERTS FOR CELLS OVER THE PANHANDLE WATERS. MAIN THREATS W/ STRONGER CELLS WILL BE ISOLATED DAMAGING WIND GUSTS ...LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN & LIGHTNING. OTHERWISE...IT WAS UNSEASONABLY WARM/HUMID OVER THE AREA W/ DEW POINTS IN THE 60S. WINDS WERE GENERALLY FROM THE S LESS THAN 10 KTS...WHILE OVER THE WATERS...THEY WERE S-SE 10-15 KTS. MODELS/FORECAST: OVERALL...NO MAJOR DISCREPANCIES W/ MODELS. THE GFS 06Z H5 PROG IS CLOSER TO REALITY...WHILE BOTH THE ETA/NGM ARE A TAD LESS AMPLIFIED WRT TO TROUGH OVER S/CNTRL CONUS. THE TROUGH CONTINUES ITS ENEWD PROGRESS TOWARD THE MID-ATLANTIC REGION THRU MONDAY. MAIN VORT ENERGY DROPS SEWD INTO BASE OF TROUGH OVER GULF STATES OVERNIGHT BEFORE LIFTING NEWD ON MONDAY W/ RETURN TO ZONAL PATTERN MONDAY NIGHT/TUESDAY. AT THE SURFACE...LOW OVER CNTRL MS WEAKENS AS IT MOVES TO CNTRL GA THIS EVENING...THEN RE-INTENSIFIES OFF THE NC COAST OVERNIGHT/MONDAY MORNING. THE TRAILING COLD FRONT PASSES THRU THE CWFA TONIGHT. MODEL TIME-HEIGHT PROGS SHOW MAXIMUM OMEGA/LIFT OCCURRING BETWEEN 09Z & 18Z TODAY...COINCIDENT W/ EWD PROGRESS OF PRE-FRONTAL SQUALL LINE. MEAN RH STAYS ABOVE 80% THRU THIS EVENING...THEN TAPERS OFF SIGNIFICANTLY BY 12Z MONDAY. MODEL SHEAR/STABILITY PARAMETERS NOT OVERLY IMPRESSIVE W/ THIS SYSTEM W/ MAX 20-30 KTS UNIDIRECTIONAL SHEAR IN LOWEST GATES & LOWEST LI'S AROUND -2. STILL CANNOT RULE OUT ISOLATED DAMAGING STRAIGHT-LINE WIND GUSTS W/ EMBEDDED STRONGER CELLS ALONG/AHEAD OF SQUALL LINE & SPC HAS ENTIRE CWFA OUTLOOKED FOR SLIGHT RISK TODAY. ALSO...THE POTENTIAL EXISTS FOR LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN W/ TRAINING CELLS. CATEGORICAL POPS TODAY DECREASE TO CHANCE TONIGHT AS FRONT MOVES THRU. DRIER & SLIGHTLY COOLER FOLLOW TO START THE WORK WEEK. A BLEND OF GUIDANCE TEMPS/POPS PREFERRED. MARINE: WINDS VEERING FROM SLY TO SWLY TODAY...THEN W-NW AFTER FROPA TONIGHT. WILL KEEP CAUTION HEADLINES GOING TODAY/TONIGHT W/ 15-20 KNOTS & GUSTY. WINDS CONTINUE TO VEER AROUND TO NLY & LAY DOWN THRU TUESDAY. WINDS BECOME LIGHT/VARIABLE TUESDAY NIGHT/WEDNESDAY AS HIGH PRESSURE SETTLES NEAR THE WATERS...EVENTUALLY BECOMING E-SE ON THURSDAY AS THE HIGH SHIFTS TO THE E. FIRE WX: NO CONCERNS THRU MONDAY. EXTENDED (WED-SAT): HIGH PRESSURE IN CONTROL BOTH WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY W/ TEMPS MODERATING TO SLIGHTLY ABOVE NORMAL LEVELS. GFS SHOWS NEXT WEATHER SYSTEM EMERGING FROM THE PLAINS INTO MS VALLEY ON FRIDAY. INCREASING ONSHORE FLOW WILL SET STAGE FOR SHOWERS BEGINNING LATE FRIDAY & LINGERING INTO SATURDAY...ALONG W/ COOLER TEMPS. PRELIM CCF NUMBERS... TLH 071 052 064 035 065 92000 PFN 070 050 060 040 064 92000 DHN 070 047 057 037 062 93000 ABY 069 048 059 037 063 93000 VLD 072 053 063 038 065 94000 CTY 073 055 066 038 067 95000 08 .TLH... AL...NONE. GA...NONE. FL...NONE. MAJ </PRE></TT></td> fl EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MELBOURNE FL 1000 AM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 H5 HEIGHT/VORT RUC ANALYSES OVERLAID ONTO WATER VAPOR IMAGERY SHOW IMPRESSIVE 500 MB S/W TROUGH OVER THE TX GULF COAST. BUT CONFLUENT FLOW DOWNSTREAM (BLOCKING HIGH PRESSURE AT THE SFC AND ALOFT) WILL GRADUALLY WEAKEN THE UPPER TROUGH AND ASSOCD VORTS NEXT 12 HOURS. SOUTHERN PORTION OF 250 MB JET AXIS EXTENDS SOUTH INTO THE NE GULF OF MEXICO AND UPPER DIVERGENCE ASSOCD WITH THIS FEATURE HAS TEMPORARILY INCREASED THE COVERAGE AND INTENSITY OF A SQUALL LINE CURRENTLY MOVING ACROSS THE EASTERN FL PANHANDLE. EXPECT THE SQUALL LINE TO WEAKEN NEXT FEW HOURS AS H25 JET REDEVELOPS WEST OVER THE LOWER MS VALLEY...CLOSER TO THE UPPER TROUGH. STILL EXPECT VERY GOOD CHANCE OF RAIN ACROSS NORTHERN SECTIONS THIS AFTERNOON...WITH EMBEDDED THUNDERSTORMS. GUSTY WINDS NEAR 40 MPH WILL BE POSSIBLE ACROSS LAKE/VOLUSIA COUNTIES WITH ANY SHOWERS OR STORMS AS STRONGER WINDS JUST ABOVE THE SFC ARE CONVECTIVELY MIXED DOWN. PRIMARY CONCERN IS LIGHTNING ESP WHERE LARGE NUMBERS OF PEOPLE ARE OUTDOORS...SUCH AS DAYTONA BEACH. REFER TO THE LATEST SHORT TERM FORECAST FOR LOCATION...DIRECTION AND SPEED OF THE SHOWERS/STORMS. IF THREATENING WEATHER APPROACHES BUT IS BELOW SEVERE CRITERIA...SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENTS WILL BE STARTED. CLOUDS RAPIDLY DEVELOPING OVER SOUTHERN SECTIONS IN INCREASINGLY MOIST ATMOSPHERE. MOST ACTIVITY SHOULD HOLD OFF THERE UNTIL LATE AFTN OR MORE LIKELY EVE. WILL UPDATE FORECAST TO REMOVE MORNING WORDING AND MENTION LATE AFTN FOR BULK OF ACTIVITY FOR THE SOUTH. PRESENCE OF AN EAST COAST SEA BREEZE PINNED TO THE MARTIN/ST LUCIE COAST MAY ENHANCE THE CONVECTION WHEN IT ARRIVES THERE. MARINE...BUOY 009 SENSORS WENT OFFLINE AROUND MIDNIGHT LAST NIGHT. IT IS REPORTING CALM WINDS EVERY HOUR BUT THIS CANNOT BE THE CASE GIVEN THE PRESSURE GRADIENT. BUOYS 010/012 SHOW SSE WINDS AROUND 15 KNOTS. WILL CONTINUE CAUTION STATEMENT THIS AFTN WITH ADVISORY CONDITIONS DEVELOPING EARLY TONIGHT AS LOW PRESSURE MOVES EAST ACROS SOUTHERN GA. .MLB...NONE. PUBLIC/MARINE...KELLY AVIATION/FIRE...SPRATT $$ </PRE></TT></td> fl AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MARQUETTE MI 1040 AM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 GOING FCST IN GOOD SHAPE...VERY FEW CHANGES PLANNED. HIGH PRES STRADDLING ONT/QUE BORDER IS PROVIDING MUCH OF UPR MI WITH CLEAR SKIES THIS MORNING. VIS SAT SHOWING EXTENT OF ICE COVER ON LK SUPERIOR. IMPRESSIVE...WITH 10-20 PERCENT OF WRN LK ICE FREE. MORE OPEN WATER ON ERN SIDE...FOCUSING BTWN STANNARD ROCK AND 15 MILES E OF CARIBOU ISLAND...WHERE DEEPEST PORTION OF SUPERIOR RESIDES. ONLY EXCEPTION TO SUNNY MORNING IS IMMEDIATELY ALONG BAY OF GREEN BAY/LK MI SHORE FM MNM TO ESC WHERE SHALLOW E/SE FLOW IS GENERATING SCT-BKN LAKE SC. 12Z ROAB FM KGRB SHOWED MOISTURE TRAPPED UNDER SHARP 950MB INVERSION. RUC HANDLING AREA OF MOISTURE UNDER INVERSION WELL AND SHOWS 950MB MOISTURE DIMINISHING WHILE TRYING TO EXPAND NW BY EARLY AFTN. WILL MENTION A FEW CLOUDS ALONG THE SHORE THROUGH EARLY AFTN. AREA OF MID CLOUDS (H7) APPROACHING NE MN INTO ONT BUT BOTH ETA/RUC AGREE THAT MAJORITY OF CLOUD WILL BE DIVERTED N OF CWA AS AIRMASS UNDER RIDGE IS VRY DRY. SOME CI MAY MAKE RUN AT KEWEENAW LATER...BUT MS SKIES COVER SCENARIO NICELY. WHERE INVERSION HAS SLIGHTLY BROKE...TEMPS ARE RECOVERING VRY WELL. AFT 12Z LOW OF -24F AT OFFICE TEMP PROMPTLY ROSE 18 DEGREES IN ONE HOUR. EXPECT TEMPS TO QUICKLY RISE INTO SINGLE DIGITS EVERYWHERE BY MIDDAY AND INTO THE UPR TEENS BY LATE AFTN AS WE MIX TO H95. KIWD ALREADY HAS S/SW 10KT WIND SO COULD SEE LOWER 20S AS MIXING TO 925MB SEEMS LIKELY. OVR EXTRM EAST IT WILL BE A STRUGGLE WITH ESE WIND OFF ONTARIO. AT BEST EXPECT MAXT AT KERY INTO LWR TEENS. .MQT...NONE. JLA </PRE></TT></td> mi AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEWPORT/MOREHEAD CITY NC 1015 AM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 WE WILL START TO SEE RAINFALL INCREASE IN INTENSITY AND COVERAGE DURING THE MID TO LATE AFTERNOON HOURS AS A SFC LOW TAKES SHAPE ALONG THE COASTAL TROUGH/WARM FRONT JUST OFF THE COAST IN CONJUNCTION WITH STRONG UPPER FORCING. TOUGHEST PART OF THE FORECAST IS TEMPS WHICH WILL BE DRIVEN BY HOW FAR WEST/INLAND THE COASTAL FRONT MOVES LATER TODAY. THE GFS/RUC 40 BRING THE FRONT ALMOST TO HIGHWAY 17 BY 00Z. TEMPS ALONG THE SRN OUTER BANKS HAVE BEEN CREEPING INTO THE UPPER 50S AND LOWER 60S AND LOWER 60S SFC TEMPS WERE NOTED AT DIAMOND TOWER @ 14Z. WILL LIKELY INC TEMPS ESTRN ZONES. SIG DIFF IN TEMPS BETWEEN THE NRN OUTER BANKS-SRN OUTER BANKS MAY BE MAINTAINED FOR MOST OF THE DAY WITH A NE FETCH OF THE COLD SHELF WATERS CONTINUING ACROSS THE NORTH. WILL ALSO CLEAN UP WORDING IN ZONES TO INDICATE WIDESPREAD RAIN BY EVENING. SIG WAVE ENERGY AND ROUGH SURF WILL POUND THE OUTER BANKS TODAY ESPECIALLY N OF RODANTHE AND WE WILL CONTINUE COASTAL FLOOD WARNING. MARINE...CORE OF STRONGEST WINDS THIS MORNING ACROSS THE PAMLICO SOUND THEN N OF HATTERAS. AS EXPECTED...STRONGEST NE WINDS ON N PERIPHERY OF COASTAL TROF IN THE TIGHT PGRAD WITH LIGHTER WINDS RIGHT ALONG THE TROF. STILL PREFER GFS BECAUSE OF ITS PLACEMENT OF THE TROF AND THE EVENTUAL LOW PRES THAT DVLPS ALONG IT. GFS MVS THE TROF N ALONG THE COAST BY 0Z...TIMING OF THIS TRICKY GIVEN ITS STILL A GOOD WAYS OFFSHORE ALONG OUR SRN WATERS...MORE LIKELY TO MV CLOSER TO THE COAST THIS AFTERNOON N OF LOOKOUT. MVMNT OF TROF PUSHES THE STRONGEST WINDS N OF THE TROF A BIT FARTHER N...BUT ALSO INCRSS S WINDS S OF THE TROF LATE TODAY. THIS SITUATION COVERED PRETTY WELL IN CURRENT CWF. ALTHO WILL KEEP THEME OF CWF ON THE WINDY SIDE BECAUSE OF WIND NOW AND EXPECTED WINDS LATER (ON S SIDE OF TROF)...THERE WILL LIKELY BE A LULL IN THE WIND ACROSS OUR WATERS AS THE TROF MVS N ACROSS OUR WTRS. STILL CONCERNED ABT STRONG WINDS LATER OR TONIGHT N/NE OF DVLPG LOW...AS PAST EVENTS HAVE SHOWN PRES FALLS S OF OUR WTRS COMBINED WITH STRONG RIDGING TO OUR N AND INLAND RESULTING IN DECENT GALE FORCE WINDS. WL WAIT TO SEE WHAT 12Z GFS SUGGESTS FOR TNGT. FOR NOW WILL LEAVE GALE BREAK AT OCROCOKE...WITH GALES MOST LIKELY N OF HAT DURING THE AFTERNOON...AND POSSIBILITY OF GALES RETURNING FARTHER S TOWARD OCRACOKE BREAK THIS EVENING OR TONIGHT AHEAD OF LOW. CFW TO REMAIN POSTED N OF HAT THRU 15Z TMRW. .MHX...GALE WARNING FROM OCRACOKE N. COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FROM CAPE HATTERAS N. SCA S OF OCRACOKE AND SOUNDS. ELARDO/PETRO </PRE></TT></td> nc AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE COLUMBIA SC 1000 AM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 HAVE UPDATED ZONES AND ADJUSTED TEMPERATURES SLIGHTLY BASED ON CURRENT READINGS. THE MAIN PROBLEM CONTINUES TO BE THE ICE POTENTIAL IN THE NORTH PART. THE LATEST RUC INDICATES ICE COULD ACCUMULATE AROUND ONE-QUARTER OF AN INCH IN LANCASTER COUNTY BY SUNSET...BUT BELIEVE AMOUNTS WILL BE LESS BECAUSE LITTLE CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE SHOULD OCCUR THIS AFTERNOON WITH READINGS HOLDING NEAR OR JUST ABOVE FREEZING. MSAS SHOWS NO PRESSURE RISES NORTH OF THE FORECAST AREA AND ALSO NO TEMPERATURE-DEW POINT SPREADS. ALSO ACCUMULATION SHOULD BE LIMITED BY WARM SOIL TEMPERATURES AND RAIN FALLING THROUGH H85 TEMPERATURES NEAR 10. TEMPERATURES SHOULD REMAIN NEAR STEADY TONIGHT AND THE LATEST ETA SHOWS MID-LEVEL DRYING AND DIMINISHED QPF THIS EVENING. SATELLITE AND RADAR TRENDS SUPPORT THIS DRYING. EARLY THIS AFTERNOON WE WILL PROBABLY CANCEL THE WINTER STORM WATCH AND JUST HAVE A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR THE COUNTIES OF FAIRFIELD... NEWBERRY... LANCASTER...KERSHAW AND CHESTERFIELD. .CAE... GA...NONE. SC...WINTER STORM WATCH TONIGHT SCZ015>016...SCZ020>022. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR TODAY FOR ZONE SCZ015. RJL </PRE></TT></td> sc COASTAL BEND FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CORPUS CHRISTI TX 1025 AM CST SUN FEB 16 2003 NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES MADE. CLOUDS STILL LINGERING BUT SHOWING SIGNS OF DISSIPATING OVER VICTORIA AREA/NORTHEAST COASTAL BEND. UPDATED ZONES EARLIER FOR MORNING CLOUDS...SHOULD SEE CLEARING IN THE AFTERNOON. NEW RUC SHOWS GRADIENT WEAKENING IN THE AFTERNOON OVER THE INLAND AREAS AND WINDS ARE SLOWLY STARTING TO COME DOWN. WILL MONITOR FOR TEMPERATURES BUT OVERALL FEEL TEMPERATURE FORECAST IN LINE. SCA STILL REQUIRED OFFSHORE. OTHER THAN THE WINDS... SHOULD BE A NICE ALBEIT A SLIGHTLY COOL DAY TODAY. .CRP...SCA230-235-250-255-270-275. 86/GW (SHORT-TERM) 81/TE (LONG-TERM) </PRE></TT></td> tx AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT 1057 AM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 HAVE OPTED TO UPDATE ZFP TO MAKE SOME MINOR CHANGES TO MOSTLY THE FIRST PERIOD. HI PRESS RIDGE TO AFFECT THE FA TODAY AND TONITE...AS A STORM SYS MOVES ACRS THE SE USA. 11-12Z 20KM "DEVELOPMENT" RUC SHOWS TEMPS TO BE IN THE NEGATIVE SINGLE NUMBERS AND TEENS ACRS THE FA TODAY WITH NORTHERLY SFC WINDS AT 5-10 KTS. T1MAX TEMPS ARE +5-15F TODAY. FEW TWEAKS TO FIRST PERIOD TEMPS/WINDS BASED ON THIS DATA AND CURRENT MESONET OBS. LOW-LVLS TO BE DRY ACRS THE FA TODAY AND TONITE. RUC SHOWS MOCLDY SKIES (DUE TO SOME HIR CLDS) ACRS THE FA TODAY. SAT PIX SHOW THESE CLDS MOVING ACRS THE FA ATTM. H85 CAA TO TAKE PLACE ACRS THE FA TODAY...THEN WK WAA FOR TONITE. MID-LVLS LOOK TO BASICALLY BE DRY ACRS THE FA TODAY AND TONITE. WILL CONT WITH A MENTION OF MORE CLDS ACRS THE SRN TIER ZONES TODAY. NO OTHER SIGINICANT CHANGES TO GOING ZFP. WRK ZONES AND FINAL ZFP ALREADY ISSUED. LATER... .BTV...NONE. MURRAY </PRE></TT></td> vt AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC 430 PM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 CURRENT FCST LOOKS GOOD BASED ON LATEST MODEL RUNS. IF FORECAST ACCUMULATIONS VERIFY...THIS STORM WILL RANK IN THE TOP 3 OF ALL TIME WINTER STORMS. TOP D.C. STORM...KNICKERBOCKER STORM OF JANUARY 1922 TOTAL 28 INCHES. ONLY SIGNIFICANT CHANGE WILL BE INTRODUCING SLEET/FZRA MIX INTO CHARLOTTESVILLE AND FREDERICKSBURG AREAS TONIGHT AND MON MORN. THIS CHANGE IS INFLUENCED BY CURRENT CONDITIONS...A MIX OF SLEET BEING REPORTED THERE...SHOWING WARM NOSE HAS REACHED INTO FAR S ZONES. ETA BUFKIT SOUNDINGS WHICH AGREE WITH THIS TREND FCST NOSE WILL WARM JUST A BIT OVERNIGHT...THUS FREEZING RAIN MAY MIX IN AS WELL. WILL CONTINUE TO MENTION SNOW/SLEET/FZRA IN FAR SE ZONES TONIGHT AND MON MORN. PATUXENT SOUNDING PROG SHOWS MAINLY SLEET/FZRA OVERNIGHT. STRONG SFC HIGH REMAINS IN PLACE OVER THE REMAINDER OF THE CWA SO WARM LAYER WILL HAVE HARD TIME PUSHING IN. SOUNDING PROGS SHOW THE FARTHEST NW THE WARMER AIR WILL GET WOULD BE ROUGHLY A LINE FROM GREENE CO VA TO BALTIMORE CITY. THEREFORE...S AND E OF THIS LINE WILL HAVE MIX OF SLEET MENTIONED TONIGHT AND MON MORN. ETA BUFKIT SOUNDINGS SUPPORT TEMPS ALOFT COLD ENOUGH FOR ALL SNOW FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE EVENT N AND W OF A LINE FROM HARRISONBURG VA TO N BALT CO MD. SIG LIFT /UL DIV...SIG WAA-LLJET...MUCHO 500-700MB LIFT/ WILL CONTINUE THRU 10Z MON SW ZONES AND UNTIL 16Z NE ZONES. EVEN THOUGH MAJOR LIFT MOVES AWAY...UL TROF SWINGS THRU AND LL MOISTURE REMAINS THRU MON NIGHT. WARM LAYER EXITS WITH SFC LOW SO MIXED PRECIP THREAT WILL BE DONE. SCT SHSN EXPECTED THRU AFT. SNOWFALL TOTALS BY MON EVE...20 TO 26 INCHES IN ALL SNOW ZONES...16 TO 24 INCHES IN SNOW/SLEET ZONES...10 TO 16 INCHES IN SNOW/SLEET/FZRA ZONES. REGARDING TEMPS...DO NOT BELIEVE ETA FCST OF WARMING TEMPS OVERNIGHT IS JUSTIFIED DUE TO STRENGTH OF SFC HIGH. IN FACT...ETA/AVN HAVE UNDERESTIMATED DEPTH OF SFC HIGH OVER PAST 24 HRS...THEY THOUGHT THE HIGH TODAY WOULD BE IN THE LOWER 20S...WE'RE STUCK IN THE TEENS. THE RUC SEEMS TO BE HANDLING TEMPS BEST. FCST OF NEARLY STATIONARY TEMPS TONIGHT IN ALL SNOW ZONES...A FEW DEGREES WARMER OVERNIGHT IN SLEET AREAS. FAR SE WILL PROBABLY WARM 5-10 DEGREES OVERNIGHT WHERE SOME WARMTH WILL MIX DOWN FROM WARM LAYER. MMARGRAF ...LONG TERM (MON NIGHT THROUGH SUN)... DUE TO TIME CONSTRAINTS...KEPT THINGS PRETTY CLOSE TO PREVIOUS PACKAGE. ONLY DIFFERENCES...MODIFIED MAX/MIN TEMPS TO BETTER REFLECT WHAT I THINK WILL BE COLDER TEMPS AS A RESULT OF THE STORM. ALSO ADDED MENTION OF CHC OF R-S- FOR THUR NIGHT. NEXT STORM SYSTEM PROGGED TO STAY W OF OUR CWA...WHICH COULD RESULT IN A MIXED TYPE PRECIP EVENT THUR NIGHT INTO EARLY FRI. LEFT FRI ONLY FOR PRECIP...LEAVING A CHC OF R IN...BUT WL HAVE TO KEEP EYE ON THIS. MRF MDL FOR LATE IN THE WEEKEND ADVTZING A RETURN TO SHARPLY COLDER TEMPS. SMZ .LWX... DC...WINTER STORM WARN THRU MON MORN DCZ001. MD...WINTER STORM WARN THRU MON MORN MDZ002>007...MDZ009>011...MDZ013 MDZ014...MDZ016>018. VA...WINTER STORM WARN THRU MON MORN VAZ021...VAZ025>031... VAZ036>042...VAZ050>057. WV...WINTER STORM WARN THRU MON MORN WVZ048>055. MARINE...SCA ANZ530>537. TEAM LWX </PRE></TT></td> md AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MARQUETTE MI 340 PM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 12Z RAOBS/LATEST WV LOOP AND RUC ANLSYS SHOW CONTD SPLIT FLOW OVR NAMERICA. NRN BRANCH AND WNW FLOW STILL DOMINATING WX OVR UPR GRT LKS...BUT RISING HGTS OVR SCNTRL CAN/NRN PLAINS INTO THE LKS IN ADVANCE OF UPR TROFFING COMING ASHORE ON THE PAC COAST INDICATE NRN BRANCH LIFTING N WITH DEPARTING ARCTIC VORTEX OVR HUDSON BAY/NRN QUEBEC. EXPANSIVE SFC HI PRES RDG IN PLACE OVR THE NW LKS WITH 1045MB CENTER OVR SW QUEBEC AT 15Z. AIRMASS QUITE DRY OVHD PER 12Z RAOBS...WITH PWAT A MEAGER 0.07 TO 0.17 INCH. MCLR OVR CWA...BUT STILL SOME LK SC OVR NRN LK MI UNDER SHARP INVRN ARND H95 PER 12Z GRB/APX SDNGS IMPACTING SE ZNS AT 16Z. ANOTHER AREA OF CLD COVER IN SW RETURN FLOW ON BACK SIDE OF SFC RDG AXIS MOVG ACRS NRN MN AND IS BEST DEPICTED BY ISENTROPIC LIFT/RH > 70 PCT ON 290K SFC. THIS CLD APPEARS TO BE HEADED ENE ON A TRACK THAT WOULD MISS THE CWA TO THE N. MAIN SHORT TERM CONCERNS THIS PACKAGE ARE TEMPS/CLD TRENDS THRU MON AS RDG FCST TO HOLD IN PLACE. THEN ATTENTION TURNS TO PCPN CHCS ASSOCIATED WITH SHRTWVS COMING ASHORE ON THE PAC COAST MON NGT INTO WED. FOR TNGT...SFC HI PRES RDG AXIS PROGGED TO HOLD IN PLACE OVR CWA BTWN DVLPG LO PRES OFF THE E COAST AND DVLPG SFC LO PRES IN THE NRN PLAINS IN ADVANCE OF SHRTWVS COMING ASHORE IN THE PAC NW. ALL MODELS SHOW THE FLATTEST PRES GRADIENT LINGERING ON AN ENE-WSW AXIS FM ERY- MNM OVRNGT...WITH SLOWLY TIGHTENING GRADIENT FCST OVR THE NW HALF OF CWA. GFS/ETA SHOW ISENTROPIC LIFT/HIER RH ON 290K SFC PASSING JUST N OF CWA...IN GOOD AGREEMENT WITH SAT TRENDS OF CLD IN NRN MN. SINCE DRY AIRMASS WL BE HOLDING IN PLACE (PWAT FCST ARND 0.2 INCH)... PLACES THAT CAN DECOUPLE WL BE ABLE TO RADIATE EFFICIENTLY. GIVEN FCST PRES FIELD...WL FCST THE LOWEST MINS BLO MOS GUIDANCE OVR INTERIOR AREAS OF THE SCNTRL AND E. BUT EVEN IN THESE PLACES...MINS WL BE QUITE A BIT HIER THAN THE NR RECORD LOWS OBSVD THIS MRNG (-29 AT CHAMPION/-27 AT TAHQUAMENON FALLS) AS MSLP PROGGED QUITE A BIT LWR THAN THIS MRNG. ALSO CONCERNED THERE COULD BE SOME LK MI SC THAT IMPACTS THESE AREAS AS WELL AS WND UNDER LO INVRN PROGGED TO BE LGT SE. AREAS FM IWD TO P59 SHUD SEE THE HIEST READINGS NR MOS GUIDANCE WITH TIGHTER PRES GRADIENT FCST OVR THE FAR W ALL NGT. ALTHOUGH WL STILL FCST A WIDE RANGE OF MINS IN GOGEBIC/ONTONAGON ZNS AS SOME INTERIOR PLACES MAY DECOUPLE. ON MON...SHRTWV IN PAC NW FCST AND ASSOCIATED SFC LO FCST TO REACH MN BY LATE IN THE DAY...WITH SLOWLY TIGHTENING PRES GRADIENT ESPECIALLY OVR THE WRN ZNS IN THE AFTN AS SFC HI PRES TO THE E GRDLY SLIDES E AND PRES FALLS. ETA IS MOST AGGRESSIVE MODEL IN FCSTG INCRSG SLY FLOW ON 280K ISENTROPIC SFC (ABOUT H9) GRABBING ATLANTIC MSTR FLUNG INLAND BY E COAST STORM SYS INTO OH VALLEY AND DRAGGING THIS MSTR N INTO THE ERN ZNS BY AFTN. GIVEN DRYNESS OF AIRMASS... VERY LO SFC DWPTS NOW PUSHING S INTO THE OH VALLEY/MID ATLANTIC AND FCST PERSISTENCE OF SFC RDG AXIS INTO THE AFTN ACRS NRN LK MI/NRN LWR MI...PREFER GFS/NGM IDEA OF LWR SPECIFIC HUMIDITY/RH. SUSPECT THERE WL BE SOME HI CLDS STREAMING INTO THE WRN ZNS DURG THE AFTN IN ADVANCE OF INCOMING SHRTWV...BUT LACK OF ISENTROPIC LIFT AND FCST LO RH BY GFS ON 280K-310K SFCS SUGS A MOSUNNY DAY. BOTH GFS/ETA SHOW H85 TEMP REACHING ARND 0C OVR THE WCNTRL ZNS BY 00Z TUE. INCRSG SSW GRADIENT WND SHUD ASSIST IN MIXING TO H925 ON FCST ETA SDNGS...WHICH WOULD RESULT IN MAX TEMPS CLOSER TO HIER ETA/GFS MOS GUIDANCE... ESPECIALLY IN DOWNSLOPE AREAS FM ONT-P59-MQT. THE SAME SSW FLOW OFF GREEN BAY/NRN LK MI ICE SHUD KEEP AREAS FM ESC-ISQ A BIT COOLER. SHRTWV/SFC LO IN MN PROGGED TO MOVE JUST N OF LK SUP MON NGT AND TOWARD JAMES BAY BY LATE TUE. ALTHOUGH CWA FALLS INTO LEFT EXIT OF ASSOCIATED 100KT H3 JET MAX AND GFS/ETA SHOW SOME WEAK H4-2 DVGC PASSING OVHD MON NGT...PCPN CHCS WITH THIS SYS WL BE HAMPERED BY PASSAGE OF SFC-H7 LO TO THE N AS WELL AS LACK OF ISENTROPIC LIFT/ MSTR INFLOW CUTOFF BY SRN STREAM SHRTWVS. WL CARRY NOTHING MORE THAN CHC POPS FOR SN ARRIVING W TO E MON NGT AS COMMA TAIL MSTR ON SRN FLANK OF SHRTWV TRACKS ACRS CWA. GIVEN FCST STEADY SW WND AND INCRSG CLD COVER...HAVE OPTED TO TREND MIN TEMPS TOWARD HIER ETA MOS GUIDANCE NUMBERS. BASED ON TIMING OF ASSOCIATED RH... XPCT BEST SN CHCS TO DEPART ERN ZNS BY EARLY TUE MRNG WITH CYC WLY FLOW/BACKWASH MSTR SWEEPING ACRS MAINLY NRN TIER ON TUE. ARRIVAL OF COLDER AIR AT H85 ABV RELATIVELY MILD SFC AIR WL SUPPORT DESTABILIZATION OF LLVL LAPSE RATES ABV STRENGTHENING INVRN IN WAKE OF SHRTWV TO ALLOW MIXING OF 30-35 KT WNDS FCST AT H925. WL GO WITH WINDY FOR THE EXPOSED KEWEENAW ZNS... BUT JUST BLUSTERY ELSEWHERE. STEEPENING LAPSE RATES AND AT LEAST MODEST LLVL MSTR IN CYC FLOW WL SUPPORT FLURRIES/-SHSN ALL ZNS XCPT THE FAR SCNTRL WHERE DOWNSLOPING WL ENHANCE DRYING. SINCE TEMPS WL BE STARTING RELATIVELY HI... SUSPECT READINGS WL RISE WELL INTO THE 30S OVR THE SE WHERE W FLOW DOWNSLOPES BEFORE ARRIVAL OF H85 THERMAL TROF IN WAKE OF SHRTWV DURG AFTN. TEMPS SHUD REBOUND LTL OVR THE W BEFORE ARRIVAL OF COLDER AIR. SINCE UPR FLOW IS TENDING TOWARD MORE ZONAL...PREFER MORE MODEST ETA FCST H85 TEMPS (AS LO AS -14C OVR NW LK SUP AT 00Z WED) VS GFS (-18C). AS LLVL CYC FLOW LOOSENS ITS GRIP ON CWA AND RDGING/MARITIME POLAR AIRMASS APRCH FM THE W TUE NGT...XPCT LINGERING -SHSN/FLURRIES TO DIMINISH WITH CLRG ACRS THE WI BORDER ZNS DURG NGT. WNDS SHUD STAY UP ALL NGT WITH A DIMINISHING TREND ONLY LATE...SO MIN TEMPS WL NOT FALL TO DWPTS FALLING WELL INTO THE TEENS AND TOWARD 10 AT IWD BY 12Z WED. LINGERING FLURRIES ON WED MRNG WL DEPART AS RDGING MOVES OVHD...WITH SUNSHINE RETURNING DURG THE DAY TO ALLOW TEMPS TO RISE ABV NORMAL. AFTER DOMINANCE OF MORE ZONAL FLOW THRU MID WEEK...EXTENDED MODELS POINT TOWARD REAMPLIFICATION OF NRN BRANCH TROF ACRS NAMERICA LATER IN WEEK/NXT WEEKEND. APPEARS THU WL BE QUIET WITH ABOVE NORMAL TEMPS AS RDGING/MARITIME POLAR PACIFIC AIR IN WAKE OF TUE/ EARLY WED LGT PCPN MAKER PUSHES E ACRS UPR LKS IN ADVANCE OF DEEPENING NRN BRANCH. 00Z/06Z GFS INDICATE H85 TEMPS WL APRCH 0C ON THU WITH SW FLOW AND DRY AIRMASS/SUNSHINE...WHICH WOULD SUPPORT TEMPS WELL INTO THE 30S. 00Z GFS ENSEMBLE MEAN LENDS SUPPORT TO THIS MILD SCENARIO. ALTHOUGH MODELS AGREE THAT COLDER AIR WL MOVE BACK INTO THE UPR LKS ON FRI... QUITE A BIT OF DISAGREEMENT ON DETAILS AND DEGREE OF PHASING BTWN NRN/SRN BRANCH WAVE TRAINS. 00Z OPERATIONAL GFS WAS MOST AGGRESSIVE AT PHASING THE BRANCHES WITH DVLPMNT OF DEEPER AND COLDER CYC FLOW OVR THE LKS NXT WEEKEND...SUGING A MAJOR LES EVENT FOR FRI/SAT THAT WOULD BE MITIGATED BY ICE COVG ON THE LK. ECMWF LESS AMPLIFIED THAN OTHER MODELS ON NRN BRANCH AND DEPICTS NO PHASING WITH MORE OF AN ARCTIC AIRMASS OOZING S AS BULK OF COLD AIR REMAINS IN CAN. CNDN/UKMET MODELS OFFER COMPROMISE SOLNS. 00Z GFS ENSEMBLE MEMBERS INDICATE 00Z OPERATIONAL RUN THE MOST AMPLIFIED WITH THE NRN BRANCH SHRTWV...AND 06Z GFS F120 ALSO APPEARS TO BE BACKING AWAY FM THE RADICAL 00Z SOLN AS DOES 12Z RUN. WL HIGHLIGHT COLDER TEMPS FRI-SUN WITH MAX TEMPS BLO OPEARATIONAL MRF MOS ON FRI...BUT NR GUIDANCE OVR THE WEEKEND XCPT LWR OVR THE E WITH MORE OF A NNE FLOW OFF SRN ONTARIO. A CHC OF SN EVERYWHERE ON FRI AS LEADING EDGE OF ARCTIC AIR PASSES CWA. THEN CHC SHSN OVR THE WEEKEND... MAINLY NR LK SUP. COORDINATED WITH APX. .MQT...NONE. KC </PRE></TT></td> mi AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEWPORT/MOREHEAD CITY NC 253 PM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 WIDESPREAD RAINFALL FROM SC ON THE DOORSTEP WITH ADDITIONAL RAIN DEVELOPING ACROSS ESTRN NC ATTM. RAIN...OCCASIONALLY HEAVY...WILL PREVAIL ACROSS ESTRN NC THROUGH ABOUT 9Z...THEN TAPER OFF. EXPECTING QPF OF 1-1.5 INCHES IN MOST SPOTS. THIS COULD LEAD TO SOME RUNOFF PROBLEMS AND POOR DRAINAGE FLOODING. MAIN STEM RIVERS WILL LIKELY RISE TO SLIGHTLY ABOVE BANKFULL ERLY NEXT WEEK IN RESPONSE TO RUNOFF FROM THIS EVENT. WILL ALSO CONTINUE COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FOR NRN OUTER BANKS EVEN THOUGH WINDS WILL BE DECREASING LATE DUE TO STRONG WAVE ENERGY DIRECTED TWRDS THE COAST AND HIGH MORNING ASTRONOMICAL TIDE. GFS MRP FCSTG TIDAL DEPARTURES OF AROUND 1.5 FEET AT DUCK NEXT 24 HOURS. 2 FEET WOULD BRING WATER LEVELS ABOVE 6 FEET AND PRODUCE OVERWASH AND SIG EROSION. THE STRONG COASTAL FRONT REMAINS JUST OFF THE COAST. HSE WINDS HAVE JUST SHIFTED TO SE AND THE BNDRY SHOULD BEGIN TO WORK WESTWARD DURING THE EVENING HOURS. RUC 40 AND 12Z GFS STILL BRINGING IT CLOSE TO THE HIGHWAY 17 CORRIDOR. THUS EXPECT TEMPS TO RISE ALONG THE COAST DURING THE EVENING...THEN FALL LATE AS DEVELOPING SFC LOW JUST OFF HAT LATE TONIGHT SHIFTS THE WINDS TO THE NW AND ADVECTS IN THE COOLER PIEDMONT AIRMASS. TOUGH CALL ON OVERNIGHT LOWS AS CLOUDS/MIXING WILL BE COUNTERACTED BY LOW LEVEL TRAJECTORY FROM A VERY COOL SOURCE REGION. WILL FCST LOWS IN THE MID 30S INLAND AND LOWER 40S CLOSER TO THE COAST. OUTER BANKS LOWS WILL RANGE FROM 45 AT MQI TO 52 AT HSE. TRICKY FCST MON. SFC LOW PULLS WELL AWAY FROM THE COAST...BUT UPPER SYSTEM WILL CROSS ESTRN NC LATE. NOT SEEING MUCH SUPPORT FOR PCPN IN THE GFS WHICH HAS A SHALLOWER MOIST PROFILE THAN THE ETA. WILL CARRY A 30 POP FOR A MAINLY MORNING SHOWER. LOOKS LIKE LOW CLOUDS WILL PREVAIL ACROSS ESTRN NC INTO MON EVENING. CONSIDERING THAT THE REMNANT WEDGE AIRMASS WILL BE OVER THE REGION I OPTED TO WITH OR BELOW THE COLDEST GUID FOR HIGHS. LOW CLOUDS SHOULD CLEAR OUT LATE MON NIGHT...BUT LOTS OF HIGH LVL MOIST WILL BE STREAMING IN FROM THE WEST. WITH CLOUDS/MIXING EXPECTED I TENDED TWRDS THE WARMER MAV/FWC MINS. ANY LINGERING LOW CLOUDS SHOULD CLR OUT RAPIDLY TUE AM BUT RATHER THICK CI IS FCST BY THE GFS SO WILL CALL IT PARTLY SUNNY. SFC HIGH PRES WILL PREVAIL ACROSS ESTRN NC TUE AND WED. A BACKDOOR FEATURE WILL SLIP S ACROSS THE AREA WED NIGHT FOLLOWED BY A SLIGHTLY STRONGER HIGH FROM THE N THU. NOT EXPECTING ANY MAJOR COOLING AS THIS AIRMASS IS PACIFIC IN ORIGIN. GFS IS BRINGING A STRONG/MOIST FRONT INTO THE EAST COAST DAY 6 FOLLOWED BY SIG COOLING DAY 7. MARINE...FIRST PERIOD FORECAST ALL HINGES ON POSITION OF COASTAL TROF AND TRACK OF SFC LOW. TROF HAVING A TUF TIME MVG TOWARD THE COAST ALONG OUR SRN WTRS. THE BNDRY ALREADY AT HAT AND ALONG CORE BANKS...BUT SOUNDS STILL SHOWING NE WINDS AT SOLID SCA SPEEDS. RUC DOING A GOOD JOB ATTM WITH WIND DIR...AND INCORPORATING IT AND GFS (WHICH IS PREFERRED AS PER PREVIOUS DISC)...THINKING BNDRY MAY STOP AT CAPE LOOKOUT...USING LOOKOUT AS A "PIVOT" POINT...WITH THE BNDRY PUSHING ACROSS THE SOUNDS TONIGHT. BASICALLY...N WINDS HANGING ON S OF LOOKOUT...BUT SHIFTING TO S-SE N OF LOOKOUT AND SOUNDS UNTIL LOW PULLS OUT AND ALL OUR WTRS GO NW. AS FOR SPEEDS...WL LEAVE UP GALE N OF HAT BASED ON CURRENT CONDITIONS...WITH SOLID SCA SOUNDS AND HAT TO LOOKOUT...WITH MARGINAL SCA CONDITIONS S OF LOOKOUT. OF COURSE WL RE-EVALUATE TROF POSITION ONE LAST TIME BEFORE ISSUE. AS MENTIONED ABV...WL CONTINUE CFW N OF HAT FOR TONIGHT. BEYOND TNGT'S EVENT...DECRSG/IMPRVG WINDS WITH HI PRES BUILD ACRS THE AREA TUE AND WED. HOWEVER SEAS WL TAKE SVRL DAYS TO COME DOWN GIVEN STRONG BACKSWELL ENERGY. .MHX...GALE WARNING FROM CAPE HATTERAS N. COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FROM CAPE HATTERAS N. SCA S OF CAPE HATTERAS AND SOUNDS. ELARDO/PETRO </PRE></TT></td> nc AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION...UPDATED NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE COLUMBIA SC 1232 PM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 HAVE UPDATED ZONES AND CANCELLED WINTER STORM WATCH FOR TONIGHT. A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT FOR THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT FOR THE COUNTIES OF FAIRFIELD...NEWBERRY...LANCASTER... KERSHAW AND CHESTERFIELD. .CAE... GA...NONE. SC...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT SCZ015>016...SCZ020>022. RJL PREVIOUS DISCUSSION 1000 AM EST SUN FEB 16 2003 HAVE UPDATED ZONES AND ADJUSTED TEMPERATURES SLIGHTLY BASED ON CURRENT READINGS. THE MAIN PROBLEM CONTINUES TO BE THE ICE POTENTIAL IN THE NORTH PART. THE LATEST RUC INDICATES ICE COULD ACCUMULATE AROUND ONE-QUARTER OF AN INCH IN LANCASTER COUNTY BY SUNSET...BUT BELIEVE AMOUNTS WILL BE LESS BECAUSE LITTLE CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE SHOULD OCCUR THIS AFTERNOON WITH READINGS HOLDING NEAR OR JUST ABOVE FREEZING. MSAS SHOWS NO PRESSURE RISES NORTH OF THE FORECAST AREA AND ALSO NO TEMPERATURE-DEW POINT SPREADS. ALSO ACCUMULATION SHOULD BE LIMITED BY WARM SOIL TEMPERATURES AND RAIN FALLING THROUGH H85 TEMPERATURES NEAR 10. TEMPERATURES SHOULD REMAIN NEAR STEADY TONIGHT AND THE LATEST ETA SHOWS MID-LEVEL DRYING AND DIMINISHED QPF THIS EVENING. SATELLITE AND RADAR TRENDS SUPPORT THIS DRYING. EARLY THIS AFTERNOON WE WILL PROBABLY CANCEL THE WINTER STORM WATCH AND JUST HAVE A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR THE COUNTIES OF FAIRFIELD... NEWBERRY... LANCASTER...KERSHAW AND CHESTERFIELD. .CAE... GA...NONE. SC...WINTER STORM WATCH TONIGHT SCZ015>016...SCZ020>022. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR TODAY FOR ZONE SCZ015. RJL </PRE></TT></td> sc	en
markdown	890760	# Presentation: 890760 ## Power-Aware Improvement in Signal Detection Scott D. Briles, Ph.D. Military/Aerospace Section Chair presenting _LANL team members_ Maya Gokhale Ph.D. , *Project Lead* Scott Briles, Ph.D. Patrick Shriver Jayashree Harikuma Ph.D. International Signal Processing Conference March 31 - April 3, 2003, Dallas, Texas Military/Aerospace Section ## Presentation Outline Project Background Problem Background Satellite Application Signal Detection Probability of False Alarm vs. Energy Website ## Project Background Los Alamos National Laboratory contributed to the _Power Aware Computing/Communications_ (PACC) program sponsored by DARPA Mission: "JIP: Just In time Power" LANL provided its FORTÉ Satellite and it’s mission as an *application* for the development of unique concepts in power-aware computing in space LANL developed the concept and researched the feasibility of Algorithm Power Modulation FORTÉ (Fast On-orbit Recording of Transient Events) Conceptualized, computer-generated graphic Launch August 1997 ## Remote-Sensing Satellite Application: Problem Background Ionosphere disperses the signal low frequencies are delayed Dispersion is governed by the total electron content (TEC) of the ionosphere Need satellite-base signal detection and parameter estimation (TEC, time of arrival) Remote-Sensing Satellite Application: Problem Background - -80 - -70 - -60 - -50 - -40 - -30 - -20 - -10 - 0 - 10 Time Frequency - 0 - 0.5 - 1 - 1.5 - 2 - 2.5 - 3 - 3.5 - 4 - x 10 - -5 - 0 - 0.5 - 1 - 1.5 - 2 - 2.5 - x 10 - 7 Desired to have a system that is aware of on-board power resources which can adapt on-orbit algorithms accordingly _Signal Detection and Parameter Estimation_ ## Signal Detection Subsystem N of M Triggers? _Analog Trigger Box_ Detector Sub-band Filter, fc1 TH Detector Sub-band Filter,fc2 TH Detector Sub-band Filter,fcM THRESHOLD Detection and Time of Arrival, (TOA) time-frequency domain detection individual filter threshold N of M filters must exceed threshold Data Provided: Center frequencies of Sub-band filters time of arrival for each filter detection Modulate Detection Thresholds and Signal-Processing Algorithms based on Satellite State-of-Health (thermal, power, vibration, etc) and Mission Needs ## Power-Aware Signal Processing _Parameter Estimation Algorithms (TEC, TOA)_ Chirp Signal ## Parameter Estimation Algorithms Parameter Estimation Algorithms Estimate total electron content (tec) and TOA using Least Mean Squares (LMS) Fit and analog trigger box data Reduce influence of erroneous triggers Maximum-likelihood fit Software Trigger Box on digitized waveform data multiple short FFTs. Making a more refined trigger box through software Compute Bank of Matched Filters on digitized waveform data Searching for closest correlation to known parameters Vary number of processors based on power availability ## Power Measurement CollectionSeptember 2001 - Dynamic Energy Range: - 100,000 \| \| LMS \| ML \| ST \| MF \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| Current (amps - peak) \| 2.06 \| 2.06 \| 2.18 \| 2.04 \| \| Power (watts - rms) \| 5.5 \| 5.6 \| 5.67 \| 5.0 \| \| Execution Time \| 3.4 s \| 183s \| 8.34ms \| 470ms \| \| Energy (joules) \| 18.7e-6 \| 1.02e-3 \| 47.3e-3 \| 2.35 \| Power Test Results: Test Bench for RAD750 ## TEC Estimations 10 1 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Energy Expended (Joules) RMS Error of TEC Estimate (x10 18 ) TEC Error versus Energy for Algorithms Least Mean Squares Maximum Likelihood SW Trigger Matched Filter ## Reducing False Alarms _Further analysis of parameter estimates from __*in situ__* algorithms can reduce false alarms_ May need to accept some loss in probability of detection Different parameter-estimation algorithms have different performances in reduction of false alarms GOAL: False-alarm performance can be governed by energy usage ## Signal Detection Theory _Single Channel Solution_ Envelop Detector Additive White Gaussian Noise Noise Riding Threshold ** Prob. of Detection & False Alarm Sub-Band Filter HBP(f) Low-Pass Filter HLP(f) \| \| _Multi-Channel Solution _ Double Threshold (N of 8) Harrington’s Method Optimize  Greater latitude in  for large SNRs _Single Channel of Analog Trigger Box __(one of eight)_ ## Signal Detection Theory Signal Detection Theory Adapt with Event Rate _ROC of Analog Trigger Box_ Point of Investigation for Monte Carlo Experiments DO Monte Carlo experiments to determine conditional probability density functions ## Post-Processing Threshold Determination Use Conditional probability density functions P(TEC \| Signal Detected) P(TEC \| False Alarm) Accept some lose in Probability of Detection 4% in experiment Determine Thresholds in TEC values for each Algorithm to Reduce False Alarms Least amount of red area and for set amount of blue area while still making sense Combination of Rules and Heuristics to Set the Thresholds ## Conditional Density Functions with thresholds for the four algorithms Conditional pdfs generated from 100k-trial Monte Carlo experiment ## Prob. of False Alarm ReductionVia LMS Algorithm’s TEC Estimate Probability Detection reduced 4% points to yield a factor of 2 reduction in Probability Of False Alarm COST: 18.7 J (3.4 s) Set Prob. of Detection Reduction (0.04 ) 93.6% of probability density (blue) Examine Histogram for TEC-value _Thresholds to be applied to LMS Estimates_ Judge Effect on Prob. Of False Alarm from Histogram (Red-Shaded Area is 54% of probability density) ## Prob. of False Alarm ReductionVia Peaks of Matched Filter 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 0 0.005 0.01 0.015 0.02 0.025 0.03 0.035 0.04 0.045 Estimated TEC Value Probability Density Histograms of Peaks of Matched Filter Prob. of Detection Prob. of False Alarm For Matched Filter Algorithm: Analysis Peaks of Matched Filter Output For a 4 percentage point reduction in Probability of Detection receive in return approximately _ZERO False Alarms_ _Cost: 2.35 J _ (470 ms) Threshold Orders of Magnitude Improvement over LMS False Alarm Improvement ## Monte Carlo Simulation Another 100k trials Equal likely signal+noise and noise alone 3 dB SNR 2 of 8 subband detections Uniformly Random True TEC (Uniformly random TOA) Full Receiver Model Analog Trigger Box Outputs and Digitized Waveform Conclusion: Post-Processing Reduces False Alarms ## Implementation Analog Trigger Least-Mean Squares Fit Maximum-Likelihood Fit Software Trigger Box Bank of Matched Filter Sub-band Filter frequencies and time of arrivals Digitized Waveform Simple threshold testing of an existing algorithm’s result provides means for false-alarm reduction. ## Post Processing: Performance and Energy 2/8 47.3 mJ ST LMS ML 18.7 uJ 1.02 mJ 0 2.35 J Matched Filter ## Post-Processing Conclusion Using existing parameter estimation algorithms, False-Alarm performance can be governed by energy usage With the general relationship of the more energy expended the greater the reduction in false alarms 10 -2 10 -1 0.20 0.30 0.40 0.50 0.60 0.70 0.80 Probability of False Alarm Probability of Detection Post-Processing Improvement Requires power ## Website & Acknowledgements _[http://www.daps.lanl.gov/pac/index.php](http://www.daps.lanl.gov/pac/index.php)_ Download of C code available Interactive web-based data server Generates data of simulated ionospheric-dispersed lightning signals after passing through receiver system ( including analog trigger box and analog-to-digital converters). MATLAB® Web Sever: Remote execution of MATLAB® code ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: This effort is sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) . We are indebted to JPL for the use of their Power PC test bench to measure algorithm power usage.	en
markdown	784168	# Presentation: 784168 ## A SUCCESSFUL SYSTEM FOR MANAGING WATER QUALITY AND BIOLOGICAL MONTIORING DATA USING MS ACCESS; CT’S EXPERIENCE AKA: Database-Smatabase: We don’t need no stinkin’ database - Mike Beauchene - CT DEP - Shadow IT Division Notes: Mention data management is something most will agree is very important and necessary and most will agree their method of data management is more than sufficient. However, based on our experience in CT, without the structure a relational database provides, you may be in for a shock. ## Where this talk will go... Pros/cons of different data management systems The nuts and bolts of a relational database CT’s ambient water quality data management system Notes: 3 main componets of this talk Pros and cons of types of data mgt The internal workings of a relational DB Our system and how it works ## This presentation is not ... Data management product. ...an infomercial for a product that can be purchased on your credit card at the poster session for 2 easy payments of $19.95 This presentation is not ... - ...to encourage you to develop a relational database so you can better organize, store, maintain, and use your water quality data. This presentation is... Notes: Really want to be advocate for starting a relational data management system if you have not one already. ## By a show of hands.... Who collects samples and then waits patiently for the lab to send the results ? Do you manage these results ? In an electronic format ? Do you enforce referential integrity? Do you “pivot tables” ? Notes: This talk should have a bit of something for everyone from no data management system to a DBA who may be interested in how we approached the problem. ## A Basic Data Management System Stuff Goes IN Stuff Comes OUT Notes: The simplest view of a data management system is Input Output ## A Basic Data Management Slogan GIGO Notes: Garbage in Garbage out Database gives you exactly what is put in. A good data management system can be built to include features to reduce inconsistencies like river names, date formats, taxonomic nominclature.... ## Examples of Basic Data Management Systems Notes: The following few slides represent the most common data management systems I have encountered. Each will have it’s own specific pros and cons. See which type your system resembles most closely. ## Institutional Knowledge - Usually abundant - Operates on coffee not oil - Impossible to summarize - Difficult to assimilate - Easily lost due to - Early Retirement - Lotto - Greener Pastures - “+” - “-” Institutional Knowledge Notes: The number 1 most common data mgt system, however, each golden handshake this quality and quantity of this system decreases substaintially ## HARD COPY HARD COPY Notes: A close second to institutional knowledge is managing data in hard copy printed format. This system gives has much greater visual appeal over other systems because an entire basement full of boxes of data must mean a lot of work has been done. ## Electronic Files(spreadsheets, documents, etc.) Easy to use Easy to distribute Can make a report look good False sense of security Easy to shuffle your data Difficult to summarize Difficult to assimilate Impossible to ask “?” - “+” - “-” Electronic Files(spreadsheets, documents, etc.) Notes: Due to the ease of spreadsheet use, graphing capability, and ability to attach to an email, these are very popular for the masses. The downside is that even the most experienced spreadsheet technician can corrupt a large quantity of data with a single click of the mouse. It is also difficult to change the name of an organism when it may occur in any number o 300 individual spreadsheets. ## Relational Database Moderate learning curve Get what you ask for Still need to know your data Easy to share data Stores lots of metadata Answers complicated “?” Keeps the data safe and secure Never loses or shuffles results Links to mapping software Allows you to sleep at night Helps you look really good Stays with the agency when staff does not - “+” - “-” Relational Database Notes: To the Grail We have MS Access simply due to the Agency policy. All of our workstations have MS Office in Windows 2000. Access is right in there with word, power-point, and excel. It is not the be all end all of DB, but way better than previous options. ## The nuts and bolts of a Relational Database The nuts and bolts of a Relational Database Notes: The next few slides are to explain some important items about a relational database. This illustrates how our macroinvertebrate data are stored in our system. This picture should make more sense later in the presentation. ## WHAT ARE THE NUTS? Tables - Place holders for information - Organize the information by similarity - Store the information Queries - make demands upon the tables - manipulate data into ratios, indices, calculations - Add, update and delete records in a table(s) Notes: There are 2 major items in a relational database Tables Queries ## WHAT ARE THE NUTS? Forms - User friendly version of a table(s) - Can be a more convient way to enter data - Main form sub form - Can use features to help data entry - Pick lists Reports - User friendly version of a query - Print out of data - Make labels for sample containers - Send data to the public Notes: 2 other items based on these 2 objects are Forms Reports ## WHAT ARE THE BOLTS? Referential Integrity - Rules that allow your tables to play nice together Primary Key - A field(s) that makes each row unique USE A NON-INTELLIGENT CODE Notes: Referential integrity is a set of rules you develop and enforce on your data For example: when getting dressed in the morning you must put your pants on before your shoes. A primary Key or key field is something in the table that will make each record unique. The type of key is a non-intelligent number, however, sometimes, the combo of several fields may be better. For example, think of your set of keys, car and home may be different enough, however, the dead bolt and the knob lock may not, so you add a feature to differentiate each. ## WHAT ARE THE BOLTS? Input Mask / Validation Rule Templates for data entry Dates/times Appropriate values (between 1.0-14.0) Cascading Updates & Deletes Global changes to a dataset Change a name, sample number, station name Remove an entire set of data for a sample - . Notes: Extra added bonuses are templates you can put on any particular field. These are great to help reduce inconsisencies with problematic info like a date format, time format, abbrevations like north, west, as well as double checking any typing input such as a pH value of 75.0. Cascading update or delete is very powerful in that the large sets of records can be changed or deleted in one click of the mouse. For example, you realize the cut and pasting of the name of an organism has been missing an extra “I” in the species name, you can correct the spelling once at the first occurance and all subsequent occurances will also change. ## HOW DO THE NUTS AND BOLTS GO TOGETHER? “Raw Data” = “Result” Dissolved oxygen = 8.5 ppm *Pteronarycs spp*. = 12 individuals *Fragilaria leptostauron* = 5 cells Instantaneous discharge = 152 cfs “Metadata” = “Attributes or info to describe a result” Notes: So all well and good with the structural mumbo jumbo.. What about the data Data or “results” is the most important for water quality decisions, but more important before the decisions should be made is to ask questions of the data, are all from the same site, are all the same collection method, are all the same analytical lab, analytial method, unit of measure... ## MORE ON METADATA You can never have too much!!! - Provides info to a secondary data user - Establishes data quality - Used in queries - Manipulate data - Restrict or define data limits - Describe data - Jogs your memory when some asks: - Where - When - What - Why Notes: Metadata or info about the data is extremely valuable when you start to have gaps in time from when the data was collected to when it is going to be used. It can help to insure data are included or excluded based on different goals objectives and user requirements. I ## “We do not care as much about the accuracy of a result contained within as we do about not having enough information about the result.... ...the metadata allows the secondary user to make the appropriate decision as to whether or not the data will be meaningful for their application.” Bob King and Lee Manning STORET Architects and founders. * ...**the metadata allows the secondary user to make the appropriate decision as to whether or not the data will be meaningful for their application.”* *Bob King and Lee Manning* * **STORET Architects and founders.* Notes: In 1998 I attended a STORET training session in Boston. The 2 founders of the national wq db did an outstanding job of demonstrating their db and how to use it. They blew me away with this comment. Accuracy of the result was not as important nor did it matter as much as the associated metadata. In order to capture even minimal amounts of metadata it was quickly apparent my spreadsheet based system of storing data was woefully inadequate and more importantly inappropriate ## Connecticut’s Data Management System Notes: Now that you are chomping at the bit to go back to work and create a relational database, the next few slides will focus on the system I developed for our ambient water quality monitoring program. ## Then (Pre 1998) Then (Pre 1998) NO AGENCY IT SUPPORT OR VISION (only Ernie’s) Existed as Institutional knowledge Hard copy Lotus/SAS/word perfect format STORET as an option? Notes: The pre relational data management system era is a recent as my hire in july of 1998. Prior to this, Ernie et al used all of the previously described systems except for a relational database. STORET was always on the radar screen as a potential option to manage our data. The limitation was STORET data entry was beastly and the batch update function was equally daunting. ## Between Then & Now Between Then & Now NO AGENCY IT SUPPORT OR VISION (only Ernie’s) The relational ambient monitoring database started in July of 1998 using MS Access 2.0 It was based upon the STORET model It would function as our day-to-day working database with periodic uploads to STORET Staff begin to create innovative nick-names for the DBA (me). - Then - NOW Notes: One of Ernie’s first orders was to use the recently aquired MS Access (DEP agency standard) to develop a simple relational database based upon required fields in the STORET database. A line was drawn in the sand that as of fall 1995 all water quality data would be stored in this database. I was responsible for getting all of the data from hard copy or electronic copy into this database. With a bunch of new hires in 2002-03, and an intense summer time sampling schedule, I was quickly swamped. Just entering metadata and results rapidly became 1 FTE or more, and this was only supposed to be 1⁄2 my time. I developed a series of forms and with managements blessing shifted the task of entering metadata to the project manager. The name calling begins. ## NOW (2006) NOW (2006) Our Agency IT calls us “SHADOW IT” WE Have a data management policy reduce reliance on all other data mgt systems MS Access 2000 Front end for staff Data input forms Generic buttons for query options STORET has... Monitoring stations Beach monitoring data Lots more to do The DBA (me) has been removed from staff Christmas card lists Notes: I have been tagged as “Shadow IT” and aptly so I am not a DBA just an EA-Biology. Only a DBA out of complete and utter desperation. The key function of our system is security and staff data in staff data out. My colleagues have many bad nick-names for me most of which are completely inappropriate and offensive ## CT’s Data Management System Stuff Goes IN Stuff Comes OUT - Trip Info - Site Info - Sample Info - Results - Raw Data - Overdue results - WQS Exceedances - Project $$ - Summary Calculations - QA Notes: In our system metadata and results are entered and stored. The main categories of meta data are trip info, site info, sample info. Results are on their own and come in to the db from both internal and external labs. The stuff that can come out is the data filtered by many different options, summary stats, cost of sample events, samples collected but not processed or not reported, on and on... ## CT’s Relationships Site Info Stuff Going IN Notes: Date, collectors, rationale, flow, comment Name, location, lat long, town, watershed, ... Sample info stuff like depth, where in the channel, container type, field method, gear used, lab sent to, sent for, lab number Results, nutrients, metals, macroinverts, fish, field measures, etc. ## CT’s Relational Database Is.. Just Like A Pizza!!!! ## Hierarchal Relationships Hierarchal Relationships Notes: In order to have a successful pizza there is an appropriate sequence of events. Dough, toppings, cheese, cook. No pizza if the all componets are there and assembled in the appropriate sequence Back in database speak No copper data unless a sample has been collected and analyzed. No sample if you did not go to a sample location. And no sample location if you did not leave the office. ## Data Management In CT- Now - Our database has.... - Station information and lat. & long. (1800 sites) - Physical/Chemical (175,000 data points) - Macroinvertebrate (32,000 names & counts) - Fish (267 samples 12,000 records) - HOBO water temp. (lots and lots) - Lots of other stuff - Our system.... - Is an electronic log book of all samples collected - Is linked to ADB for 305(b) assessment updates - Is linked to ArcGIS/ArcView for mapping - Can be linked to SIM for uploads to STORET - Needs IT support to go become a real data management system Notes: System is still growing We need real IT Access has limits Want a web based application Better ability to upload to STORET ## Slide 29 Notes: Staff have a shortcut on their desktop Options to put info in Options to get info out ## Slide 30 Notes: Step 1 is to log a trip. Uses pick lists and input masks to keep all of un on the same page. ## Slide 31 ## Slide 32 Notes: Part 2 is to log each container used to hold a sample. The user can scroll, filter, or search for their sample trip and then click the add sample metadata button. ## Slide 33 Notes: The user enters appropriate info for each container from each site sampled on that trip. This sets up the placeholder for 1 or more results. Completes their work. When they come in from the lab, I compare the lab numbers and when there is an exact match the results go in. If there are results but no samples, nasty email reminders. ## Slide 34 Notes: Once the results are in there are options to take data out. ## Slide 35 ## IS NOT A Relational Database A SERIES OF WORKSHEETS IN A SPREADSHEET OR A SERIES OF SPREADSHEETS ORGANIZED IN A FOLDER ## Slide 37 Notes: The biggest visual difference between a spreadsheet of results and a relational database table of results is the layout. A spreadsheet often has the variables as column headers and each row is a sample observation. The downside to this is that if parameters are added or not sampled, holes in the spreadsheet start to pop up. ## Slide 38 Notes: In the relational table of results the variables are in the row with the column simply name “chem parameter name” Data is stored only when there was a result reported. (ND) is a result ## Slide 39 Notes: The visual of a DB table is cumbersome and not very attractive. However MS access and MS excel work very well together with a PIVOT TABLE. An excellent workshop would be Pivot Table 101 but if you have not heard nor used this function please try it out. ## Export to Microsoft Excel & use the Pivot Table tool Export to Microsoft Excel & use the Pivot Table tool Out Notes: A much more attractive and usable output from a relational database result table. ## Take the plunge..... Notes: So when NEAEB is over ## START SIMPLE !!! - TABLE # Trips (date, who, why, what) Sites (id, location, drainage, lat & long) Samples (lab number, field methods, gear,) Results (lab number, value, unit, method) - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Notes: Don’t worry about building the ultimate system all at once. Start small... important tables are ## Define your KEY FIELDS The combination of which are will be unique for that record. USE NON-INTELLIGENT CODING AMAP! Develop strong RELATIONSHIPS Enforce REFERENTIAL INTEGRITY Encourage CASCADING UPDATES Use validation rules and input masks Restricts entry to appropriate values - Define your KEY FIELDS - The combination of which are will be unique for that record. USE NON-INTELLIGENT CODING AMAP! - Develop strong RELATIONSHIPS - Enforce REFERENTIAL INTEGRITY - Encourage CASCADING UPDATES - Use validation rules and input masks - Restricts entry to appropriate values Notes: Make sure each table has Key fields and has referential integrity enforced!! ## Build based on your needs !!! - Lookup Tables (use in pick lists and queries) - Staff info - Method info - Equipment specs - Ecological attribute stuff Notes: Add fields and lookup tables as needed. ## USE YOUR DATA !!! - Queries and reports - Quality control/Quality assurance (DQO’s) - Summary Reports - Water quality assessments - Taxonomic distributions - TMDL development and implementation - Find where or where not to go fishing - Share with others - Budget review and or planning - Staff performance evaluation Notes: Use the data to do as much as possible. Tasks that used to take days/weeks or were thought to difficult to accomplish may be a few clicks away. ## Data Management Tools Database vs. Spreadsheet vs. Hardcopy \| \| Database \| Spreadsheet \| Hardcopy \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| Designed to store information \| Yes and very efficiently \| No, better to use to present and analyze data. \| No, One page at at time \| \| Stores Metadata \| Yes and very efficiently \| No Not really \| No, One page at a time \| \| Prevents mistakes \| Yes, If told to do so \| No Encourages mistakes \| No, Does not speak \| \| Query capability (Can ask questions) \| Yes many often complicated \| No Somewhat but limited mostly to calculations \| No, does not speak \| \| Shareable \| Yes everyone has the most recent data at their desktop \| Somewhat- must either setup shared folder or email specific files based on request \| No, waste of photocopy toner and paper. Not enough file cabinets. Can get lost. \| \| Makes our job easier \| Yes, but can make more work because we use the data \| Yes if used in conjunction with a database (pivot table, graphs, etc) \| No, waste of time and effort unless used to QA data in the database. \| ## TAKE BACK TO WORK MESSAGES TAKE THE LEAP!!!! IT IS EASIER THAN ONE WOULD THINK YOU WILL BE SURPRISED AT HOW MANY INCONSISTENCIES YOU ACTUALLY FIND YOU WON’T BE ABLE TO LIVE WITHOUT ONE EVERYTHING IN THE WORLD TURNS INTO EITHER A “1” OR A “0” ## The Last Word - STORET: _[http://www.epa.gov/storet/](http://www.epa.gov/storet/)_ - National Data Standards: _[http://wi.water.usgs.gov/methods/tools/wqde/index.htm](http://wi.water.usgs.gov/methods/tools/wqde/index.htm)_ Notes: I wanted to do this presentation to excite and empower you to manage your data in a relational database, if not already. I am not a true DBA so please go to these sources for the best advice Excellent gold standard information for data management ## Slide 49	en
all-txt-docs	046850	0950 1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 2 3 ELOUISE PEPION COBELL, : Civil Action 96-1285 et al. : 4 Plaintiffs : : Washington, D.C. 5 V. : Wednesday, October 17, 2007 : 6 DIRK KEMPTHORNE, Secretary : of the Interior, et al. : 7 : Defendants : MORNING SESSION 8 TRANSCRIPT OF EVIDENTIARY HEARING 9 DAY 5 BEFORE THE HONORABLE JAMES ROBERTSON 10 UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE 11 APPEARANCES: 12 For the Plaintiffs: DENNIS GINGOLD, ESQUIRE LAW OFFICES OF DENNIS GINGOLD 13 607 14th Street, NW Ninth Floor 14 Washington, DC 20005 (202) 824-1448 15 ELLIOTT H. LEVITAS, ESQUIRE 16 WILLIAM E. DORRIS, ESQUIRE KILPATRICK STOCKTON, L.L.P. 17 1100 Peachtree Street Suite 2800 18 Atlanta, Georgia 30309-4530 (404) 815-6450 19 KEITH HARPER, ESQUIRE 20 JUSTIN GUILDER, ESQUIRE KILPATRICK STOCKTON, L.L.P. 21 607 14th Street, N.W. Suite 900 22 Washington, D.C. 20005 (202) 585-0053 23 DAVID C. SMITH, ESQUIRE 24 KILPATRICK STOCKTON, L.L.P. 1001 West Fourth Street 25 Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27101 (336) 607-7392 0951 1 For the Defendants: ROBERT E. KIRSCHMAN, JR., ESQUIRE JOHN WARSHAWSKY, ESQUIRE 2 MICHAEL QUINN, ESQUIRE J. CHRISTOPHER KOHN, ESQUIRE 3 U.S. Department of Justice 1100 L Street, N.W. 4 Washington, D.C. 20005 (202) 307-0010 5 JOHN STEMPLEWICZ, ESQUIRE 6 Senior Trial Attorney 7 U.S. Department of Justice 8 Commercial Litigation Branch 9 Civil Division 10 Ben Franklin Station 11 P.O. Box 975 12 Washington, D.C. 20044 13 (202) 307-1104 14 15 16 Court Reporter: REBECCA STONESTREET 17 Official Court Reporter 18 Room 6511, U.S. Courthouse 19 333 Constitution Avenue, N.W. 20 Washington, D.C. 20001 21 (202) 354-3249 22 23 24 Proceedings reported by machine shorthand, transcript produced 25 by computer-aided transcription. 0952 1 2 3 4 5 6 C O N T E N T S 7 8 WITNESS DIRECT CROSS REDIRECT RECROSS 9 10 DR. FRITZ SCHEUREN 11 By Mr. Warshawsky 960 -- -- -- 12 By Mr. Gingold -- 1026 -- -- 13 14 15 E X H I B I T S 16 17 NUMBER ADMITTED 18 19 20 DEFENSE: 21 22 6 - 7 1026 0953 1 P R O C E E D I N G S 2 THE COURT: Good morning, everybody. Mr. Kirschman? 3 MR. KIRSCHMAN: Good morning, Your Honor. Before we 4 continue with the examination of our witness, I would like to 5 bring two matters to your attention if I could, please. 6 The first is a scheduling issue related to the 7 presentation of our responsive witnesses, those witnesses who 8 have prepared reports in response to plaintiffs' experts. 9 This is a matter that, until about 9:30 last night, the 10 parties appeared to be in agreement on. But there's a 11 divergence now, and because of the need to clarify the schedule, 12 we thought we should bring this to the Court's attention. 13 We have a total of six responsive reports. Our 14 presentation of most of our responsive witnesses was, we 15 anticipated, going to be after you actually first heard the 16 reports and the testimony they were responding to, so that you 17 would have context for what they were saying, and that they 18 would be responding to what actually was entered into the 19 record. That includes specifically Caren Dunne, 20 Professor Langbein, and Dr. Hinkins. We thought -- and we think 21 that is the orderly way to progress, so that you're not hearing 22 testimony from our witnesses that is speculative and based on 23 what they assume they will hear. 24 There's also a question as to whether, for example, 25 plaintiffs -- certain of plaintiffs' experts will testify, or 0954 1 whether you will favorably entertain motions we have regarding 2 their expertise. And there may be things that our witnesses 3 would testify that plaintiffs would end up not raising once they 4 call their witnesses. 5 So for the efficient, orderly presentation of the 6 issues being addressed, we had assumed that our responsive 7 witnesses would proceed after you heard what was first said by 8 plaintiffs. 9 As of yesterday, plaintiffs in fact had told us 10 regarding Dr. Scheuren, they would oppose the presentation of 11 our responsive witnesses in our case-in-chief. The issue had 12 come up because we had suggested that Dr. Scheuren should only 13 appear once. The issue he's responding to, the meta-analysis, 14 is a fairly narrow issue, and we had suggested that he just 15 address that while he's on the stand today. 16 So that was how the issue surfaced. And we seemed to 17 be in agreement that, for the other responsive witnesses, they 18 would only testify after plaintiffs had a chance to present 19 their case. That changed, I got a phone call last night about 20 9:30. 21 But obviously the parties need to know -- we feel 22 strongly that it only makes sense that our witnesses actually 23 get to respond to something you've heard. But resources will 24 have to be diverted if there's now something different afoot. 25 THE COURT: All right. Well, like all trial questions, 0955 1 I find that a little bit abstract. Maybe I can hear from the 2 plaintiffs, and hear how that relates to individual witnesses. 3 MR. KIRSCHMAN: Your Honor, could I give you one 4 example, to be more concrete? And certainly Mr. Harper can add 5 his. 6 THE COURT: Okay. 7 MR. KIRSCHMAN: One of plaintiffs' expert witnesses, 8 for example, is Dwight Duncan, who has challenged the 9 statistical sampling employed by the Department of the Interior 10 through NORC. In their pretrial statement, plaintiffs indicated 11 that Dwight Duncan would testify for up to 12 hours on direct. 12 THE COURT: And I said nobody is going to testify for 13 12 hours. 14 MR. KIRSCHMAN: We anticipate that's not going to 15 happen. Nevertheless, we also anticipated that there would be a 16 fair amount of testimony coming from Dwight Duncan on these 17 issues. And Susan Hinkins, Dr. Susan Hinkins from NORC, has 18 prepared a detailed response to Mr. Duncan's detailed report. 19 So for you to hear Dr. Hinkins give a detailed response 20 before -- 21 THE COURT: I hear that. I hear that. Let me hear 22 what the plaintiffs have to say about it. 23 MR. DORRIS: Your Honor, good morning. 24 THE COURT: Good morning. 25 MR. DORRIS: You'll recall some of this came up where 0956 1 there was a question about whether these experts were responding 2 experts or rebuttal experts. And there was prior argument, and 3 the government took the position that they were responsive 4 experts and not rebuttal experts. 5 What Mr. Kirschman says, the issue had not been 6 discussed between the two parties as to whether or not these 7 other experts should be testifying or not. We called him back 8 at 9:30 last night after he had asked us the question in an 9 earlier call in the evening. That's the reason why that call 10 was made, where the parties first discussed this overall issue. 11 Now, with respect to their experts. For example 12 Mr. Scheuren, I'm convinced, today is going to be talking about 13 Mr. Duncan and what he says. That happens in every case, where 14 an expert that's called in the whoever-goes-first case is 15 talking about their opinion and why it should be accepted as 16 opposed to the other expert's opinion. 17 And that's exactly what should happen here. They 18 should be put in a position to put on their entire case. If 19 that includes experts that they want to call that are going to 20 give testimony that is different than our experts, that's what 21 they ought to do in moving forward. That's our position, 22 Your Honor. 23 THE COURT: Well, I don't know how this relates to 24 other witnesses, but as it relates to Duncan and Hinkins, 25 accepting the representation of Mr. Kirschman as accurate and in 0957 1 good faith that Hinkins' testimony is nothing but a response to 2 Duncan, then Duncan goes first. Okay? 3 Now, I don't know how that rule applies to other 4 witnesses, but that's my ruling on that one. 5 MR. KIRSCHMAN: Your Honor, would you like me to raise 6 the other two witnesses where this most aptly applies? 7 THE COURT: Might as well. Let's hear about them. 8 MR. KIRSCHMAN: Caren Dunne, Your Honor, is a CPA with 9 Clifton Gunderson. By the way, all of these witnesses that I'm 10 mentioning we had identified as may-call, largely because of 11 this, depending on what we hear when plaintiffs put on their 12 case. 13 But Caren Dunne was listed as a may-call, and she will 14 be responding to the report prepared by Don Pallais, 15 P-A-L-L-A-I-S, regarding the Accounting Standards Manual and 16 issues related to that. Her report is detailed and tracks his 17 opinions -- he issues an opinion; she responds in kind, related 18 to the Accounting Standards Manual. So to hear her response to 19 Mr. Pallais' positions on the use of the ASM just again wouldn't 20 be logical and wouldn't be efficient. 21 Plaintiffs had suggested if that one of our witnesses 22 like Ms. Dunne heard something new, we could call her back a 23 second time. And certainly, that wouldn't make sense. So 24 Caren Dunne is another one specifically. 25 A third is Professor Langbein, who has offered a 0958 1 responsive expert report on the standards governing Trust 2 accounting. Professor Langbein is responding to Robert Vaughn, 3 who provided a report for plaintiffs on the standards of Trust 4 accounting. 5 This is particularly notable because Mr. Vaughn cited 6 his experience as the basis for his opinions on the standards. 7 We don't know what those experiences are, and until we actually 8 hear him testify, Professor Langbein will be limited in how he 9 can respond to that. 10 THE COURT: Okay. Counsel, I don't want to spend the 11 morning on this. I want to think about it a little bit. We are 12 in some sense, all of us, making this up as we go along, because 13 I don't know that there's ever been a trial quite like this one 14 before. 15 But as I see it, in the broadest outline, the reason 16 the government is going first -- even though it is ultimately 17 the plaintiffs who have the burden of proof in this case on most 18 concepts, the government is going first because the government's 19 case is: Here's what we're doing. The plaintiffs are going to 20 say: That's not good enough. And the government is going to 21 respond with its responsive witnesses. 22 That suggests to me that the ordinary and logical 23 course of this trial is for the government to put on the rest of 24 its here's-what-we're-doing witnesses; for the plaintiffs to 25 then attack it, as they will be doing with expert witnesses; and 0959 1 for the government then to respond with their experts. 2 So it sounds to me -- but I'm not ruling on this, I 3 just want to think about it. It sounds to me like Dunne and 4 Langbein come after the witnesses to whom they're responding. 5 But let's think about it, and we may talk about it a little bit 6 more. We don't have to decide that this morning. I want to get 7 a witness on the stand and get moving. 8 MR. KIRSCHMAN: Your Honor, I'm sorry. I have one more 9 matter to bring to your attention. 10 THE COURT: Quickly. 11 MR. KIRSCHMAN: It will be quick, Your Honor. We're 12 moving orally for leave to present a new defendant's exhibit. 13 It is marked as DX-365. It is a demonstrative exhibit that has 14 been prepared by Dr. Abe Haspel, with the assistance of 15 contractors. The document was just completed late yesterday, 16 early evening. It is a demonstrative that will assist the Court 17 in visualizing what Dr. Haspel will be testifying to regarding 18 the relationship between throughput and its different 19 variations, and the historical accounting work. 20 There is information in this document that is already 21 contained in other documents, other defendants' trial 22 exhibits -- 23 THE COURT: When is Haspel going to testify? 24 MR. KIRSCHMAN: The order now, Your Honor, that we have 25 provided to the plaintiffs is that Dr. Scheuren will testify 0960 1 today, he will be followed by Dr. Lasater, and then Dr. Haspel 2 will testify. 3 We anticipate therefore he will probably be testifying 4 tomorrow morning. That's a rough approximation, depending on 5 the length of the direct and the cross of the two witnesses who 6 precede him. 7 THE COURT: All right. Well, he can use the 8 demonstrative. Whether it comes into evidence remains to be 9 seen, but he can use the demonstrative. 10 MR. KIRSCHMAN: Thank you, Your Honor: 11 THE COURT: Let's get Dr. Scheuren on the stand, 12 please. 13 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Good morning, Your Honor. 14 THE COURT: Good morning, Mr. Warshawsky. 15 CONTINUED DIRECT EXAMINATION 16 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 17 Q. Good morning, Dr. Scheuren. 18 A. Hi. 19 Q. Dr. Scheuren, I went to move into the specific facts 20 underlying your various recommendations in this matter. But one 21 last point I do want to tie up very quickly. 22 When we were talking yesterday about precision and 23 confidence, or margin of error or assurance levels, whatever, 24 and we talked about sample size, is there a linear relationship 25 between sample size and precision or confidence; in other words, 0961 1 twice as big a sample means twice as much confidence, twice as 2 precise? 3 A. Unfortunately for clients who have to spend the money, it's 4 not linear. It's quadratic. If you want to narrow the 5 confidence interval, say shorten it by half, you have to have a 6 sample that's four times as large. 7 Q. And at some point, does increasing the size simply not make 8 a difference? 9 A. In the context of the client's needs for precision, I would 10 say yes, it does. 11 Q. Referring you again to your expert report, Defendant's 12 Exhibit 6 we have up on the screen here table one on page five. 13 Can you just generally explain what is presented in this table? 14 A. This is a table that looks at sample size. If you have a 15 world, hypothesized world of a one percent error rate, and you 16 want a margin of error around that, very narrow margin of error 17 around that -- excuse me. It's assuming no errors in the 18 observations, and a margin of error of one percent. 19 And there are three columns. The first column is 20 population size, and the second column is a 95 percent 21 confidence interval, and 99 percent confidence interval. These 22 are the ones that we've been talking about yesterday. 23 And what you're seeing in the table is, if you have -- 24 if you are at a population size of 500, the sample size that you 25 need to achieve this is 224, which is a very large fraction of 0962 1 that total population. 2 As you move up the table, or actually down the table, 3 the sample size grows, but very slowly. Very slowly. And the 4 fraction that it becomes of the population drops dramatically. 5 That's the point of the table. 6 Q. And in fact, for a population 100,000 to 10 million, there's 7 no change in the sample size required. Is that correct? 8 A. That's correct. Rounds to that, right. 9 Q. Dr. Scheuren, I would like you to refer now to what's been 10 marked, it's in the administrative record, AR-402. The Bates 11 numbers on that is 00049-6. I have the cover page on the 12 screen. 13 Now, Dr. Scheuren, would you identify what this 14 document is, please? 15 A. This is a report that we produced for the Office of 16 Historical Trust Accounting on our sample design plans for the 17 2003. This would have been the earlier accounting plan. 18 Q. You're referring to the plan that was submitted to the 19 District Court in 2003? 20 A. Correct. 21 Q. And you were one of the authors of this report? 22 A. Yes, I was. 23 Q. Referring now to page three of this document, which is on 24 the screen -- yes? 25 A. I need to have the point size come up a little bit. That's 0963 1 why I had a problem yesterday. 2 Q. And as I said, Dr. Scheuren, we don't have your notebook of 3 hard copies in front of you. If that would assist you, we can 4 give you that as well. 5 A. Let's do this point size. 6 Q. Okay. Is that big enough? 7 A. Absolutely. 8 Q. Dr. Scheuren, there's a section captioned "General 9 Approach." What was the purpose of including this in your 10 report? 11 A. Well, people like me get in the weeds a little too much. 12 Maybe I did that yesterday, even. This is something that was to 13 give the senior people in the government access to what our 14 general ideas were. 15 Q. And the first two bullet points on the screen here propose 16 sampling transactions under 5,000, and propose that all 17 transactions over 5,000 be directly reconciled. Is that 18 stratification? 19 A. Yes, that's the -- 5,000 is a boundary, a stratification 20 boundary. 21 Q. Why did you propose different strata for your sampling 22 model? 23 A. Well, we had concerns here at the beginning of this about 24 whether we were going to be able to find all the records. And 25 the larger amounts - okay, 5,000 is a reasonably large amount - 0964 1 cause considerable concerns if you can't find the records. 2 Q. Why is that? 3 A. The reason for that is, based on my background, when I was 4 at the IRS, when you have a situation where you have 5 controversies of the kind that we are seeing here, if you can't 6 find the document, you can't -- if you can't support the 7 document, then it's treated as an error. 8 And indeed, that is what we have done in our work here. 9 When we couldn't find the document, when the team of people that 10 did the work, including us, were unable to find the documents in 11 the litigation support work that we did, all of those were 12 treated as errors. And that was a concern. 13 Q. And you're referring to the statistical analysis of those 14 items? 15 A. That's correct. 16 Q. In fact, if you couldn't find support, does that mean that 17 the transaction was erroneous? 18 A. No. 19 Q. Why? 20 A. But there is no evidence that it is accurate. And that 21 worst case approach was what I've seen done in other settings; 22 I've mentioned the IRS, and it's what we did here. 23 Q. Let me ask you something. Yesterday, I'm not sure if you 24 were in the courtroom when Judge Robertson asked this, when 25 Ms. Herman was testifying about the reconciliation efforts for a 0965 1 $0.58 item, and the estimate was that it cost several thousand 2 dollars to reconcile that item, why would you go to the effort 3 of reconciling a $0.58 item? 4 A. Well, you have to believe that the Office of Historical 5 Trust Accounting was not too pleased with that, when they came 6 back that it cost so much money. 7 The reason we did this is because, how do we know it 8 was $0.58? What if it was $50,000 but had been mis-keyed as 9 $0.50? 10 So we did look at the very small items, and an awful 11 lot of very small transactions, especially credits, and we 12 looked at them to see if in fact they were understated. 13 We almost found none of them understated. I think 14 there were two that were slightly understated. Maybe they were 15 $0.50 above or something like that, a dollar above. If I may 16 continue with this, since it is relevant? 17 Q. Please. 18 A. When we Went back after we did the first round of the 19 litigation support work, we cut the sample size for the very 20 small items because we weren't learning anything. We didn't cut 21 it to zero, because there was a chance the ones we hadn't found 22 were different than the ones we had. But we didn't cut it to 23 zero, but we cut it down a way lot, to save some of this money. 24 I mentioned yesterday that one of the steps, this 25 four-step process, is the redesign step: You plan it, you carry 0966 1 it out, you make inferences from it, and then you look at what 2 you've done and you redesign it. 3 And that's what we did here, and we reduced the work 4 and reduced the money. We weren't learning anything. We 5 weren't sure we were right, but we were sure enough that we 6 could cut the sample size. And we did that dramatically. 7 Q. But how does a $0.58 item get selected in the first place? 8 A. Because it's part of the population. Every item in the 9 population, every transaction in the population that we were 10 given, had a positive probability of being selected. 11 Q. Now, in your second bullet point on the screen, you have a 12 sample statement in quotes, "With 99 percent confidence, more 13 than 99 percent of all transactions up to $5,000 are accurate." 14 What does that mean, that kind of a statement? 15 A. Well, it is a decision -- the client makes this decision, 16 but we offered it to them, that they want to be that accurate. 17 It's a very important case. It's appropriate, to give respect 18 to all of the parties, that we have a high degree of accuracy. 19 And this was what we proposed. And -- 20 Q. Go ahead. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to cut you off. 21 A. Remember our confidence interval idea of yesterday. Okay? 22 We have here an example of the application. 99 percent 23 confidence, that's a confidence interval. In fact, it's a 24 one-sided confidence interval, because we're only looking at one 25 kind of issue here. 0967 1 And what this means is that the error rate -- to put it 2 in a negative way, the error rate is one percent or less. 3 Q. What do you mean by one-sided confidence level? 4 A. Well, when I drew the picture yesterday, I had a possibility 5 of being -- of making a mistake on both sides. That possibility 6 to make a mistake on both sides always exists, of course, if one 7 of the sides isn't zero, but the interest here in view of the 8 case is really a one-sided interest. 9 You heard me mention that the way we're dealing with 10 errors is to look -- I guess we haven't talked about this yet. 11 We're looking at the issues in terms of the way the plaintiffs 12 would look at them. Mistakes are made in all directions, in 13 large activities. This is normal human behavior. There are 14 only certain kinds of errors are really of concern to the 15 plaintiffs; those in fact which the plaintiffs are 16 disadvantaged. And so that's what we were focusing on. 17 Q. Is 99 percent -- let me try that again. 18 99 percent confidence level, is that standard for this 19 type of analysis? 20 A. Actually, it's extreme. 21 Q. In what way? 22 A. In most business settings, I do a lot of work in business 23 settings, a 95 percent standard would have been used. But 24 because of the nature of this case, the importance of it, I 25 recommended a 99 percent, which means that the sample sizes are 0968 1 considerably larger as a result of that. 2 Q. And why don't we go ahead and refer to page six now of this 3 exhibit, AR-402. There's a table at the top which I have on the 4 screen. Would you explain what was depicted in that table 5 within your report? 6 A. This is a table, again with three columns. One of them is a 7 column which -- the first column which looks at different 8 classifications, different sizes of transactions; the second one 9 are the total number of such transactions in the population that 10 we were sampling; and the third is the sample size that at this 11 time we recommended, very large sample size. 12 Q. Okay. And then referring back to -- we'll leave the table 13 up here on the screen. But earlier when we were talking about 14 your bullet points on the first page, you talked about a 15 certainty stratum. I think that's sometimes used as a term. Is 16 that correct? 17 A. Or take-all. If you look at the 5,000-plus row here, you 18 see that the number of transactions in the population, which is 19 in the second column, and the number in the third column, are 20 the same. We were taking them all. 21 Q. That's not a sample, is it? 22 A. I would argue it's a sample, but you could argue it's not a 23 sample. 24 Q. Well, you're the expert. 25 In any event -- 0969 1 A. It's a 100 percent sample. 2 Q. Very good, sir. For the other two strata, though, under 500 3 and 500 to 5,000, you were proposing sampling for those. Right? 4 A. That's correct. 5 Q. And a total of 160,000 from those two strata? 6 A. That's correct, as well. 7 Q. And just to be clear, that was in the electronic ledger era? 8 A. Yes. 9 Q. Is that a large sample size for that population? 10 A. Yes, extremely large. 11 Q. Why did you recommend such a large sample size? 12 A. We had carefully examined what people thought was wrong with 13 the system. The possibility of local problems in some agencies 14 led us to have -- ask for a reasonable sample size at the agency 15 level in order to detect that, and, if it was there, to 16 estimate, estimate that error rate with some precision. 17 Q. Well, elaborate on that a little bit. What kinds of things 18 were you looking at when you said you considered what people 19 thought was wrong with the system? 20 A. Well, there was information that we had seen - and a lot of 21 it is conversational so I don't have documentation for this - 22 that particular problems existed in particular agencies, okay, 23 in some various points during the historical period that we're 24 looking at here. We're looking at from '85 to 2000. And that 25 led us to want to seek to know that well enough to be able to 0970 1 detect it. 2 And indeed, this isn't the complete sample size here. 3 We're recommending an adaptive approach. And in that world, we 4 were recommending adapting up in those situations where there 5 was some softness in the data, there were some problems with the 6 work that had been done historically, that we would actually 7 increase the sample size even more. 8 Q. Well, what kinds of problems were you talking about, though? 9 A. We're talking about mistakes in the accounting. That's the 10 focus of this engagement. 11 Q. Did you consider the potential for missing data? 12 A. Indeed, that's one of the factors here. That dominated our 13 concern about the 5,000-plus, the 100 percent strata. The 14 missing data problem also was a concern everywhere. How we 15 would handle the missing data problem was something we hadn't 16 fully faced here at this point. But we were expecting to 17 encounter a lot of it, and that was why we had such large 18 samples, one of the reasons we had such large samples. 19 Q. So yesterday when we talked about provisional sample sizes, 20 do you remember that, sir? 21 A. Yes, I do. 22 Q. Is that basically what we're talking about? 23 A. I would consider this a provisional sample size, right. We 24 had not done -- my apology. I interrupted you. 25 Q. No, you didn't. 0971 1 A. I have already apologized to the Court Reporter, and she 2 told me that she would punish me later depending on how often I 3 did it. 4 We had not actually got into the work at this point. 5 We had not been able to do any significant amount of pilot work, 6 for many reasons. So this was very much a provisional sample 7 size. 8 Q. So missing data, problems at the agencies, those were 9 hypotheses? 10 A. Correct. Concerns -- 11 Q. And -- go ahead. 12 A. Concerns about high error rates. Plaintiffs thought the 13 error rates were low -- excuse me. The government thought the 14 error rates were low, the plaintiffs thought they were high. We 15 had to balance those considerations in designing the sample. 16 Q. Did NORC actually draw sample transactions using this sample 17 design? 18 A. We did for Alaska. 19 Q. And describe the process where you drew the sample. 20 A. In the Alaska case, which was unusual in that Alaska was 21 not -- you know, not very active until very late in the history 22 of the Indian Trust, all of the transactions were available in 23 one place in Alaska. And we simply scanned all of them. All of 24 them were scanned. 25 The work was then divided up in equal parts among the 0972 1 accounting firms - there were four accounting firms - in order 2 to see if the accounting firms were doing the work the same way. 3 And the work was never completed because there was a hold on the 4 work. But the design was done. 5 Q. What do you mean by a hold on the work? 6 A. We were not allowed to -- the work could not be finished for 7 reasons that had to do with, I believe the combination of a 8 Court concern, opposed by the Court, and also later on a 9 Congressional concern about funding. 10 Q. I see. What population, by the way, were you designing for 11 on this? In other words, what types of accounts were included 12 in your population? 13 A. We were focusing on land-based accounts here. Judgment and 14 per cap are all being done, at least up to this point, on 15 100 percent basis. A good nature of the population makes that 16 the appropriate thing to do. But these were land-based 17 accounts. 18 Q. And was it every account that ever existed in the IIM Trust? 19 A. Every one that was in the electronic era, called the 20 electronic ledger era, yes. In Alaska. 21 Q. Was that as of -- 22 A. Well, in 1985. Of course, Alaska didn't start until '87, 23 but right. 24 Q. There's been some discussion here -- and just to be clear, 25 the accounts that you sampled from, were they accounts that 0973 1 existed as of October 1994? 2 A. Yeah, they were on or after October 1994. That was the 3 population that the client defined for us to sample from. 4 Q. So just to be clear, if an account ceased to exist prior to 5 October 1994, you didn't sample from it? 6 A. It was not in the population eligible for selection. 7 Q. Now, you mentioned that there was a hold on the 2003 plan 8 sampling. Right? 9 A. Yes, I did. 10 Q. What was the next thing that you did with regard to 11 sampling? 12 A. Well, we did do some analysis of what we had obtained from 13 Alaska, of course. The next important activity was the 14 litigation support activity that we engaged in later that year. 15 Q. And that's sometimes called the LSA project? 16 A. That's correct. The acronyms are... 17 Q. How did you first learn about the LSA project? 18 A. Well, I think Abe Haspel went and talked to Jeff Zippin and 19 Bert Edwards about it. And it was something that we were asked 20 to do, and all of us got involved rather readily. It was in the 21 fall of that year. 22 Q. And just if you would identify who these individuals were at 23 the time. 24 A. Abe Haspel is in the role he has now. 25 Q. And that is? He hasn't testified yet. 0974 1 A. Well, he's an undersecretary, I don't know what quite the 2 title is, at Interior. I think Cason -- he reports to Cason, 3 but he's right at that level, next level down. 4 Q. Got you. 5 A. And of course Bert Edwards is the director of the Office of 6 Historical Trust Accounting, and Jeff Zippin is his deputy. 7 Q. What did you do next with regard to the LSA? 8 A. Well, in October/November we were talking about this, and 9 then it was something that was going to happen right away. 10 Q. And I'm sorry, just to interrupt. What year are you talking 11 about? 12 A. This is, I think 2003. Yes, fall of 2003. 13 Q. Okay. All right, sir. 14 A. So we were asked to draw a sample. We recommended a sample 15 of 1,000 accounts, with an average of 20 transactions per 16 account. That's a pretty large sample also. That was in 17 keeping with our earlier thinking, but it was... 18 Our focus was different now. Our focus was on trying 19 to get an overall understanding of what was happening with the 20 system, not the kind of -- not necessarily the kind of estimates 21 that could be used for an historical accounting. If I might 22 continue. 23 If the results were very favorable, very low error 24 rates, then they would have a role in the historical accounting. 25 If they were what we expected to see, okay, then much more would 0975 1 have been needed. 2 Q. When you say what you expected to see -- 3 A. We expected to find a higher error rate than we found. 4 Q. I would like to have you now look at, from the 5 administrative record, AR-438, which we'll have put up on the 6 screen. The Bates number is 000040-2. 7 Dr. Scheuren, what is on this particular document from 8 the administrative record? 9 A. These are the -- 10 Q. Do you need this blown up again? 11 A. Yes. Not the first page, but when we get to something else. 12 Don't pick on me because I'm older than you are. 13 These are our results, one of the results reports from 14 that effort. 15 Q. Okay. And this is a report dated September 30, 2005? 16 A. That's correct. 17 Q. Who prepared this report? 18 A. Well, I'm one of the authors, I think, and a number of other 19 people were involved. 20 Q. Who are these other individuals? Dr. Hinkins, we've heard 21 about. 22 A. Robin Lee. She's actually here in the courtroom, and 23 she's -- she and Susan and I have been the central people in 24 this engagement. 25 We have different roles, and you'll learn that as time 0976 1 goes on. But when anything is decided, we all end up agreeing. 2 If one of us disagrees, we end up keep working it out until we 3 all agree. That's the basic approach we've taken. 4 I think it's pretty good. Robin is very, very 5 experienced, excellent statistician, ABD. Patrick is also a 6 Ph.D. He's no longer with us; he's gone back to England. 7 Ali Mushtaq has a master's degree in computing, and is an 8 amazingly good statistician. Mike Kwanisai, who is someone I 9 mentioned yesterday, was a student of Steve Thompson. 10 Steve Thompson is the leading expert in the world on 11 adaptive sampling, and we brought Steve in as a consultant to 12 have him take a look at this problem. We thought it was a 13 problem that adaptive sampling could apply to. He not only said 14 yes to that, but he offered us a student who has worked with us 15 since then. 16 Q. I know we talked about it yesterday, just very, very -- one 17 or two sentences. Would you remind us what adaptive sampling 18 is? 19 A. Adaptive sampling is a technique -- 20 THE COURT: I remember. 21 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Okay, very good. That's the only 22 audience that matters. 23 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 24 Q. And what was the purpose of this report, sir? 25 THE COURT: Might not remember your name, but I 0977 1 remember what he said about adaptive sampling. 2 MR. WARSHAWSKY: That's all I care about, Your Honor. 3 A. The purpose of this report was to tell the client what the 4 results were, and to present them in a way that we felt 5 comfortable represented the enormous work that had been done by 6 an awful lot of contractors here to get to this point. 7 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 8 Q. And this is reporting the LSA results? 9 A. That's correct. 10 Q. Now, let me refer you -- we're going to go to page four of 11 this report, a highlight section again. And let's just focus on 12 the first two bullet points right now. 13 A. Okay. 14 Q. Are you there, Dr. Scheuren? 15 Okay. Would you explain the point that's being made in 16 the second bullet point about reconciling over 99 percent of the 17 items? 18 A. Well, despite our pessimism based on the information we had 19 before we did the 2003 plan, and astonishing based on that 20 expectation, an astonishingly successful outcome occurred, and 21 we found virtually all of the records. And over 99 percent of 22 the randomly selected records were found. 23 Q. And you referenced all 12 BIA regions being sampled? 24 A. All regions, yes. 25 Q. Very good. Let's go to the third bullet. I gather this 0978 1 largely follows the point that you just made? 2 A. That's correct. 3 Q. What did you mean about the reconciliation -- this is the 4 wording here, quote, "The reconciliation should put to rest 5 concerns about the impact that the remaining one percent 6 unreconciled transactions might have on the results," end quote. 7 A. What I meant was that, even had they been wrong, that would 8 not have changed our results. In fact, what we did do was we 9 treated them as if they were wrong in reporting our results. 10 One more moment. 11 That is a model assumption. I think it's a severe 12 model assumption. It's probably they're not as bad as that, but 13 we could not -- the accountants could not support them, and so 14 we treated them as incorrect. 15 Q. Well, let's look at some of the quantification that you put 16 down in these bullet points that follow. The next bullet point, 17 the fourth bullet point, you refer to a debit difference rate. 18 What are debits? 19 A. They are disbursements, things that leave the system. 20 Q. Okay. And would you summarize what you've concluded here? 21 A. Well, the debit difference rate that we found in the data 22 was 0.4 percent, okay, which is very low error rate. Even in a 23 commercial world, that would be arguably a low error rate. 24 We calculate -- because we're talking about a sample, 25 we calculate an assurance rate, assurance level. That's kind of 0979 1 a confidence interval that we talked about, a one-sided 2 confidence interval. And with that 99 percent assurance level, 3 we think we can say with 99 percent assurance that the debit 4 rate in the population is 1.3 percent or less. 5 Q. You also refer then to a rate of differences that are 6 disadvantageous to the account holders -- I'm sorry. This is 7 the last sentence. "Our estimate for the rate of 8 differences" -- you state that, "Our estimate for the rate of 9 differences that are disadvantageous to the account holders, 10 with an assurance level of 99 percent, is 0.7 percent." 11 A. That's correct. 12 Q. What are you referring to when you talk about 13 disadvantageous? 14 A. Mistakes can be made in both directions. From the 15 plaintiffs' side of view, the fact that some plaintiffs received 16 more money, okay, not really of interest. What's of interest is 17 that some received less than they should have received. And so 18 we focused only on the disadvantageous portion of this. The 19 error rate that you see here is 1.3 percent. About half of 20 that, when you round it, is the .6 percent. 21 Later on in this page, and in some supporting work that 22 is not before the Court, we have tested the hypothesis that the 23 system is, quote, "fair," unquote; that mistakes are made in 24 both directions about at the same rate. And this is a rate 25 estimate. These are percentages of transactions in error. We 0980 1 then talk a little bit later about dollars in error, but that 2 comment about fairness applies to both estimates. 3 Q. You may have just misspoken, I think, when you referred to 4 a .6 percent rate. If you put your glasses on. 5 A. Oh, I should have paid -- pointed a sentence up, to 6 the .7 percent for the 99 percent. That's correct. 7 Q. What was the .6 percent that's referenced in your bullet 8 point there? 9 A. If I narrow the confidence interval from a 99 percent to a 10 95 percent, okay, that's the answer I get for that. 11 Q. Now, is this an attribute analysis or a variable analysis? 12 A. This is an attribute analysis. 13 Q. And why is that? 14 A. We're looking -- we're counting mistakes. They happened or 15 they didn't happen. 16 Q. Well, would you contrast that now with the next bullet 17 point? Summarize what you're saying in that bullet point, 18 please. 19 A. Here we're looking at the dollars, the dollars in error for 20 debits, still. The dollars that were disadvantageous to the 21 account holders. 22 Q. What did you conclude -- first of all, is that a variable 23 analysis? 24 A. Yes, it is. 25 Q. What did you conclude with regard to the debit differences? 0981 1 A. The disadvantageous estimates were no more than four 2 million, okay. That is, there was an opportunity to make dollar 3 errors. And in terms of the whole system over this electronic 4 era, we estimated it at a high assurance level, 99 percent, that 5 it's $4 million or less. 6 Q. $4 million from 1985 through 2000? 7 A. That's correct. Given -- I want to emphasize, because there 8 were issues about this that may come up, this is given the 9 population that we were sampling from. It's based on the 10 population that was subject to being sampled. 11 Q. And you also have a conclusion there using this 95 percent 12 level, which you said -- 13 A. That's correct. 14 Q. -- which is more common in business settings. What did you 15 find there? 16 A. That instead of four million, there was two million. 17 Q. Let's move down to the next bullet point. You have a 18 comparable finding with regard to credit differences. What are 19 the credits that you're referring to here? 20 A. These are receipts that go into the accounts, and there are 21 transfers also included. 22 Q. And would you summarize your conclusions with regard to 23 that? 24 A. We found a higher error rate for credits. 1.3 percent was 25 the estimate we had. At the assurance level of 99 percent, 0982 1 we've gone through this now before, we can state that the 2 difference for credits is no more than seven percent. That's 3 not a small number, in my opinion. But still, that's what it 4 is. So it was seven percent. 5 But the disadvantageous -- can I continue with this? 6 Q. Please. 7 A. The disadvantageous fractions is about half of that. Again, 8 we can support that, that the fairness of the system, half of 9 those credit mistakes were in favor of the government and half 10 were in favor of the plaintiffs. 11 Q. Is that the four percent that you're referring to here? 12 A. That's right. 13 Q. And again, you also have a similar finding for 95 percent. 14 Correct? 15 A. We're rounding the percentages, and that's why you're 16 getting these -- they're not exactly half. 17 Q. And in the next bullet point you quantified -- you came up 18 with a variable analysis. Is that correct? 19 A. That is correct. 20 Q. And what did you find for credits? 21 A. Same conditions. 86 million was the -- disadvantageous to 22 the account holders. 23 Q. That was at the 99 percent level? 24 A. That's correct. And at 95, it's 42 million. 25 Q. Finally, the last bullet point, the one that appears below 0983 1 that, I think you may have referred to this earlier, but explain 2 what that bullet point is about. 3 A. It's worth repeating. One of the considerations we had was, 4 to the extent -- and I'll say it again: To the extent to which 5 the system was fair, I mean, that the error rates are low, or 6 lower than expected anyway, was a good thing. But were they all 7 in one direction, or not? 8 And they were not. They were about equally -- 9 statistically, anyway. A lot of uncertainty here. But we could 10 not reject -- I'll say it this way a little more formally: We 11 could not reject the null hypothesis that the underlying 12 processes which generated the errors were the same for both 13 advantageous and disadvantageous. 14 Q. I would like to refer within this document to Appendix A. 15 This begins on page 22 -- 16 THE COURT: Would you accept "even-handedly erroneous" 17 as a substitute for "fair"? 18 THE WITNESS: I would accept that, absolutely. In 19 fact, I think I like it better. I believe we use the word 20 "fair," though. But I like even-handedness. Thank you. Thank 21 you, Your Honor. 22 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 23 Q. Right. Refer now to page 22, and we'll blow up the first 24 couple of paragraphs here. What's presented in Appendix A to 25 this document? 0984 1 A. What we're talking about is how we did the sampling here, 2 for all 12 regions. 3 Q. Let's start with the big one here, A.1, the 10-Region group. 4 What does that refer to? 5 A. May I start in a different order? We had done Alaska 6 already. We had had -- we had a good population for Alaska, and 7 Eastern Region had been done as a result of the 120-day report. 8 Q. Okay. Why don't we -- if you prefer to go in that order, 9 let's go first to page 26, then. 10 A. All right. Excuse me. 11 Q. It's okay. Whatever makes it simpler. A.2, is this the 12 Alaska sample that you were talking about? 13 A. That's correct. 14 Q. And describe what you did with the Alaska sample. 15 A. We had already been sampling in Alaska as a result of the 16 2003 plan, and so we drew a sample of that sample and then 17 proceeded to -- it was then passed to the accountants for their 18 work. 19 Q. Now, in drawing your sample, did you directly select 20 transactions for Alaska? 21 A. We went to accounts again. 22 Q. So you started with accounts. And what did you do with the 23 accounts? 24 A. We sampled within the accounts, to choose transactions 25 within the accounts. We favored it -- since we've already 0985 1 selected some transactions randomly, if we had already selected 2 a transaction randomly in the account that we selected randomly, 3 we used that transaction. If we had not selected that 4 transaction in the earlier sampling, we added more transactions 5 to sample. 6 Q. And I believe you indicated you did the Eastern Region 7 before the 10-Region? 8 A. Correct. In the 120-day report -- 9 Q. I'm sorry. Why don't we go first to page 27, then. 10 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Blow that up more for me, even. 11 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 12 Q. It indicates OHTA's first reconciliation was completed for 13 the Eastern Region in 2003. 14 A. Correct. 15 Q. So that preceded the Alaska sample? 16 A. Yes. 17 Q. Tell us about the Eastern Region sample, how that was drawn. 18 A. Going back to the 120-day report, the plan was to do them 19 all, to take a census. It wasn't a very big population. That 20 made sense. But it was very difficult to do. And it was one of 21 those things that needed to get done before other things that 22 were bigger needed to be done. 23 And because it wasn't happening, the accounting firm 24 that had the responsibility of doing the 100 percent census, 25 which you don't need a statistician for, came to us. And they 0986 1 said, "Help us out." And we said "Sure. Let's draw a sample. 2 Let's take what you've already done and treat them as 3 100 percent, give them a weight of one, a probability of one, 4 since they were selected with certainty. And then we'll sample 5 the rest for you, and then you'll have to find them all." 6 And so we developed a sample. In fact, my colleague, I 7 believe Robin Lee, who's sitting here, is actually the one who 8 drew this sample. And we gave them the sample to do, and then 9 they went out and did their best. And the results were 10 reasonable, although there were some transactions - I think 11 there were eight - that they did not find. 12 Q. So you started trying to do 100 percent -- 13 A. They did, yes. 14 Q. -- and then drew a sample. Were you still able to perform a 15 statistically valid analysis on the -- 16 A. Because we were keeping track of the probability of 17 selection, we were able to make a inference, an estimate for the 18 Eastern Region. Even if it were done in this sort of "try this 19 way, then try that way" kind of style, fundamentally -- one more 20 moment. 21 Fundamentally, if you're keeping track of how you do 22 the work and you're systematic about it, even though you 23 encounter challenges along the way - and when you're doing 24 something for the first time, you should expect challenges along 25 the way - and you expect a procedure which you can modify and 0987 1 still accomplish your goal. 2 One of the problems in some of the work that had been 3 done prior to our work was that others had encountered problems 4 that they didn't anticipate, and they, quote, "ran out of 5 money," unquote, and -- 6 Q. I'm sorry -- 7 A. -- they were unable to finish. 8 Q. Let me just interrupt a moment. You've talked about 9 Andersen running out of money. 10 A. I am talking about Andersen, yes. 11 Q. What project are you talking about there? 12 A. The work they did on Tribal, and they started for IIM, yes. 13 Q. And what time frame was this, do you know? 14 A. About three or four years before we were working on this, 15 yeah. I've heard the presentations, I've looked at some of 16 their data. I'm afraid the exact dates are not in my head at 17 the moment. 18 Q. But this predates your involvement? 19 A. They do. I want to make the comment that excellent work was 20 done by them, but they didn't finish it. Okay? And that they 21 didn't finish it was really a major problem as a result. 22 Q. Are you familiar with the House committee report called 23 "Misplaced Trust"? 24 A. In general terms. 25 Q. Do you know if that report describes the effort that you're 0988 1 talking about? 2 A. I believe that's probably the case, yes, where it's 3 described. 4 Q. Now, after OHTA did the Eastern Region and the Alaska 5 Region, you moved on to the 10-Region? 6 A. We did the 10 Regions, yes. 7 Q. Why don't we pull up page 22 now. And there were a total of 8 12 regions. Is that correct? 9 A. Correct. 10 Q. So this is the rest of the regions? 11 A. Remaining 10. 12 Q. And in the second sentence under A.1 it states, quote, "The 13 data used for designing and drawing the sample was provided by 14 FTI Consulting, Inc., an OHTA professional accounting 15 contractor, in December 2003." 16 Why did you draw the sample from FTI data? 17 A. Well, the way the population is set up did not give us a way 18 to put the units we wanted to observe together automatically. 19 We had to do some work -- Michelle, whom you've heard here, led 20 that effort to bring accounts together, because there can be 21 multiple account numbers for the same account holder, and that 22 had to be addressed so that we would get an unambiguous 23 selection probability at the account holder level. 24 And she went ahead and did that, and did what you call 25 at that point a validation effort. And she was churning them 0989 1 out -- after all, we were all pushed pretty hard by this 2 initiative. And it happened in the fall. She was churning them 3 out agency by agency -- excuse me, region by region, and passing 4 them to us as she did them. 5 And we spent our holiday - and she did, too - working 6 on this, in order to meet a delivery in the first week of 7 January, which we met. And it was an astonishing achievement, 8 even though we didn't celebrate Christmas fully. 9 Q. And so the effort that you've just described for 10 Ms. Herman's team, that's what you were referring to in the next 11 sentence by the data validation procedures"? 12 A. That's correct. 13 Q. The second paragraph of this section talks about this 14 process again. And this is near the bottom of that paragraph, 15 where you talk about the sample of transactions under $100,000 16 being selected in two phases. 17 A. Correct. 18 Q. First, a sample of accounts, and then a sample of 19 transactions. 20 A. We sampled 1,000 accounts, and then averaging 21 20 transactions per account. That was the design. 22 Q. Let me take a couple of points here. Why did you use 23 $100,000 as the cutoff? 24 A. There needed to be an upper cutoff of some kind, to protect 25 against errors that occurred in the large accounts that might be 0990 1 different than the small accounts, in the large accounts those 2 100,000 in this definition. 3 The actual boundary, the strata boundary, was 4 negotiated with the client. I think that number comes from 5 Abe Haspel. 6 Q. So for $100,000 and over, what was done? 7 A. We were going to take all the transactions, no matter what 8 accounts they were from. 9 Q. And then you sampled under $100,000. Why did you allocate 10 among the regions? You referred to 20, I think each region, at 11 least? 12 THE COURT: Excuse me. I'm missing something here. 13 100 percent reconciliation of every transaction involving 14 $100,000? 15 THE WITNESS: Yes, sir. 16 THE COURT: But what's the difference between that 17 choice and the choice made in an earlier table, which was to run 18 it down, everything of $5,000 or more? 19 THE WITNESS: May I answer that? 20 THE COURT: Yes. The question is to you. 21 THE WITNESS: The 100 percent strata was changed from 22 5,000 to 100,000. The belief was, we're not doing an historical 23 accounting at this point. We didn't know we were doing a 24 historical accounting. It turns out, I think, we may have 25 accomplished that, to a degree. But we were not doing it. 0991 1 And we were trying to take a look at what was happening 2 in this population, and you have to concern yourself with the 3 large transactions. 4 So there does have to be a take-all strata at some 5 level, and since we were trying to move quickly through this 6 process, we moved that boundary from 5,000, where there were 7 73,000 accounts, up to 100,000. 8 THE COURT: And that was for this litigation support -- 9 THE WITNESS: That's correct. 10 THE COURT: -- project. Okay. 11 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 12 Q. By the way, there's been some suggestion that litigation 13 support -- the litigation support project was designed with an 14 eye towards coming up with as small a number as possible for 15 exposure. Is that true? 16 A. I have no knowledge of that. That's not the way we do our 17 work. We took a risk, by having a small sample, that we have a 18 large variance. But the data are unbiased. The work is done by 19 a reputable accounting firm, four reputable accounting firms, 20 and checked by a fifth reputable accounting firm. And I do not 21 believe that anything was done to push it in one direction or 22 another. It just was what was it. 23 MR. GINGOLD: Objection, Your Honor. I think it's 24 beyond the scope of the witness' expertise. He states in 25 several of his own reports that his firm did not perform the 0992 1 basic reconciliation work. And specifically he says, in 514-6, 2 "It is beyond the scope" of his work and his expertise to 3 comment on the accounting done. 4 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Your Honor, he's simply -- 5 THE COURT: The objection is sustained insofar as it 6 supposes that the witness is giving an expert opinion about the 7 quality of the accounting firms. 8 MR. GINGOLD: Thank you, Your Honor. 9 MR. WARSHAWSKY: And just to be clear, I wasn't asking 10 for an opinion. 11 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 12 Q. Let me ask you to refer now to the third paragraph -- 13 THE COURT: We don't do that in this classroom, Doctor. 14 He asks the questions. 15 THE WITNESS: Thank you, judge. 16 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 17 Q. You referred to this a little earlier, and I just wanted to 18 get this elaborated on a little bit. The first sentence of the 19 third paragraph talks about, "Allocating the sample among 20 10 regions, roughly proportional to the number of accounts in 21 the regions, minimum of 20 accounts per region." Why did you 22 use that approach? 23 A. We wanted to achieve representativeness across the 24 geography, and later on across time, and even still later on in 25 the design, across type of transaction. And this is a starting 0993 1 point for that effort. 2 Q. Okay. 3 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Let's go to page 23. And at the 4 bottom, the very last few sentences, you can even cut off the 5 table. 6 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 7 Q. The statement reads, quote, "The work was to be divided into 8 four replicates," end quote. 9 Now, I didn't know about replicates before this case. 10 What's a replicate? 11 A. A replicate is a representative sub-sample of the overall 12 sample, such that if you had designed a smaller sample, it would 13 have looked, for design purposes, exactly like the larger 14 sample. 15 In this case we chose four replicates because of our 16 concerns about how hard this would be to do. After all, we had 17 just seen how difficult Eastern Region was. And if you get into 18 the details of Eastern Region, that was not a challenging, 19 compared to later activities, a challenging activity. It was 20 difficult enough. So we divided into four replicates. 21 And we had a very tight time frame, so we recommended 22 to the client that we start with a single replicate. And then, 23 if there were resources and time available, other replicates 24 would be added. 25 Q. Earlier in your testimony you talked about a sample of 0994 1 20,000 transactions, I believe? 2 A. That was the full sample, if we had done all of it. 3 Q. Is that divided among the four replicates? 4 A. That's correct. We only did a fourth of it, yes. 5 Q. So it's 5,000 transactions per replicate, roughly? 6 A. Correct. But we did -- we did all of the 100 percent cases, 7 so that made it 6,000. 8 Q. Now, if you only ended up doing one of the four replicates, 9 that's what you said. Right? 10 A. Correct. 11 Q. How does that affect your statistical analysis? How does it 12 affect the inferences you draw from the single replicate? 13 A. It makes the margin of error larger. Since there were four 14 replicates, and since we've already established this quadratic 15 relationship with sample size, we take the square root of four, 16 that's two; so that means our margin of error is twice what it 17 would have been if we had done the whole thousand. 18 Q. And when you talk about your margin of error, again that 19 refers back to the numbers you talked about in your highlights 20 section? 21 A. Yes. 22 Q. Now, let's go up to page -- skip a couple of pages, to 23 page 25. And just very quickly, this is below table A.5. Is 24 this what you were just referring to when you said OHTA 25 subsequently made the decision to reconcile all four replicates 0995 1 of the high-dollar transactions, but only one replicate of the 2 national sample? 3 A. That's correct. 4 Q. And the national sample was the 20,000 transactions? 5 A. That's correct. 6 Q. You seem to be pausing on that response. 7 A. The 20,000 was of the sample. Okay? The 100 percent strata 8 was on top of that, so it was actually -- you know, that's why I 9 paused. 10 Q. Let's jump back to pages 12 through 14, and I think we can 11 go through this in relatively quick order. But you've got a 12 section captioned "Debit results." And that continues, if you 13 want to just show the next two pages. 14 Okay. You're familiar with pages 12 through 14 of this 15 report. Correct? 16 A. Yes, I am. 17 Q. And what was the purpose of these three pages in your 18 report? 19 A. They were to describe in summary fashion the way we 20 approached the estimates, and some details around those numbers. 21 Q. And do these support what you set out in your highlights? 22 A. They support the highlights. That's exactly what they're 23 for. 24 Q. Go to table four on page 13, please. 25 Can you see that, sir? 0996 1 A. Yes, I can. 2 Q. I'm sorry. What is depicted in table four? 3 A. Let me -- these are the in-scope debit transactions that 4 were selected for reconciliation. This is the sample, and there 5 is the 100 percent strata. 6 At this stage of the game there were two -- we divided 7 the 100 percent strata up into two pieces: Those over half a 8 million, which are in the first -- in the beginning of this were 9 all to be obtained; and when we ran into some challenges, those 10 between 100,000 and 500,000, we did not have all of them 11 available at that time. 12 The rest is a national sample; that's the third row. 13 And then the total at the bottom. And then across the columns, 14 how much throughput there was in the sample, the number of 15 reconciled transactions, the reconciled throughput, and the 16 number of differences that were found. 17 Q. What's the difference between the sample size and reconciled 18 transactions? 19 A. Sample size are the cases that we originally selected and 20 passed to the accountants to do their reconciliation. And the 21 reconciled transactions are the ones that came back to us from 22 the sample. They didn't find them all, sometimes. 23 Q. I beg your pardon? 24 A. They didn't always find them all, or couldn't always 25 reconcile them anyway. 0997 1 Q. Let's look at the national sample numbers now, here. 2,372, 2 is that the total number of transactions that were selected for 3 debits? 4 A. That is correct. 5 Q. What does it mean that they reconciled all but nine of them? 6 A. Well, it means that they didn't find the supporting 7 documents that they needed in order to be able to make a 8 determination as to whether the transaction was correct or was 9 in error. That's what it means. 10 Q. The zero under "number of differences," what does that mean? 11 A. For the 2,363 transactions which they reconciled, they found 12 no differences. No errors, in a more casual way. 13 Q. As a statistician, did you draw any conclusions when you saw 14 they were able to reconcile all but nine out of 2,372? 15 A. Well, it's an astonishingly good result, frankly. I've done 16 a lot of other projects in a lot of other places , and this is 17 probably the very best result, in terms of what you've targeted 18 to do and what you actually achieved, that I've ever seen. 19 Q. And let's go to that section on page 14 near the bottom, 20 where we have some -- I don't know why I ended up highlighting 21 everything here, but what's set out in your "inference for debit 22 transactions" section. Just generally, what is that? 23 A. Well, this is a somewhat longer statement of you've already 24 asked me to talk about earlier. And I'm not sure I need to do 25 more than that, unless you want me to read something 0998 1 specifically. 2 Q. Fair enough. Let me ask you about the first sentence in the 3 final paragraph where it says, "The above figures are based on a 4 very conservative estimate of the effect of the unreconciled 5 transactions by calculating the estimates assuming that, if 6 reconciled, these transactions would have differences," end 7 quote. 8 What did you mean by that? 9 A. Those cases that were not found were treated as if they were 10 errors. Okay? And that's a very conservative assumption. 11 Q. You're talking about the nine transactions, the nine 12 transactions? 13 A. Yes. 14 Q. Why did you make that assumption? 15 A. I had earlier used the analogy with the work we did at IRS. 16 Many of us are from IRS and have done this kind of work at IRS 17 earlier. Dr. Hinkins and Robin Lee, and now Ed Murrow, who just 18 joined us, they're all from the IRS. And IRS does an awful lot 19 of samples of these sorts, and so it was appropriate that we 20 look at their practice. And I felt comfortable with adopting 21 it, and that's what we recommended. 22 Q. So in your analysis, you assumed all nine transactions were 23 in error? 24 A. Correct. 25 Q. In fact, you believe that would have been the case if you 0999 1 had found support for the nine transactions? 2 A. You're asking me to speculate. Do you want me to speculate? 3 Q. Please. 4 A. No. 5 Q. Why is that? 6 A. No, I don't think so. I have actually -- 7 MR. GINGOLD: Objection, Your Honor. This is outright 8 speculation. 9 THE COURT: Sustained. You're slurring in your older 10 age, Mr. Gingold. 11 MR. GINGOLD: Just tired. 12 THE WITNESS: Am I allowed to thank Mr. Gingold? 13 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 14 Q. Let me ask you this: Based on everything you saw, do you 15 have any reason to believe that all nine of those transactions 16 in fact were erroneously recorded? 17 A. Let me answer a slightly different question from that, if 18 you would. 19 Q. No, you're only allowed to answer my questions, 20 Dr. Scheuren. 21 A. My answer is, I do have no knowledge that they were in 22 error. 23 Q. Let's look at pages 15 to 17 of this report. And we don't 24 need to look at any specific section right now. You're familiar 25 with these pages of your report. Right? 1000 1 A. Yes. These are parallel to the debit stuff we've just seen. 2 Q. And why don't we go to table seven on page 16. And is that 3 a similar -- 4 A. Yes, it is. 5 Q. -- table to the one you've described for the debit analysis? 6 A. Yes, it is. 7 Q. And would you summarize what you found for the national 8 sample there? 9 A. The national sample line, there were 2,128 transactions 10 sampled. And the sample throughput is the next column. And the 11 number of reconciled transactions is the column after that, 12 2,117, which means there were 11 that were not reconciled. And 13 then the throughput that was reconciled, and the number of 14 differences found; here there were 36 differences found. 15 Q. So in this case, is it fair to say there were some items 16 that were reconciled, but with differences? 17 A. That's correct. 18 Q. As opposed to items treated as errors, for your purposes, 19 because of no support? 20 A. That's correct. 21 Q. Now, why don't we move down to the bottom of page 16, 22 carrying on to 17. Again, I think my over-highlighted sections 23 are there. Let's go to the top of page-17. 24 Again, this section on inferences for credit 25 transactions, is that comparable to what we said earlier to -- 1001 1 A. Yes, it's a somewhat lengthier version of the highlights 2 that we talked about awhile ago. 3 Q. And again, now, the first sentence in this final paragraph, 4 quote, "These figures incorporate the most conservative missing 5 data model for the transactions selected but not reconciled. 6 The unreconciled transactions have differences," end quote. 7 A. That is correct. 8 Q. And again, that's your assumption about where an item 9 couldn't be reconciled: You treated that as an error? 10 A. We didn't find the supporting documents to make a decision. 11 The accountants didn't, and so we treated it as an error. 12 Q. And in the course of your work, did you see anything that 13 caused you to believe that in fact those 11 items were 14 erroneous? 15 A. I have no knowledge of that. 16 Q. All right. Why don't we move on to a document in the 17 administrative record, AR-437. The Bates number on this is 18 000040-1. 19 Dr. Scheuren, are you familiar with this document? 20 A. Yes, I am. 21 Q. What is this document? 22 A. This is a follow-on of the previous document, where we're 23 looking at the reconciliations remaining high dollars. In the 24 earlier document there was a distinction between those high 25 dollars that were between 100,000 and 500,000, and those that 1002 1 were 500,000 and over. And we had recommended to the client 2 that they not complete the transactions between 100,000 and 3 500,000, because they probably wouldn't learn very much from it 4 and we had already made an estimate. 5 They decided to complete it, and this is what the 6 results were when that happened. 7 Q. And now let's move to AR-442, Bates number is 000042-2. 8 Are you familiar with this document, sir? 9 A. I am. 10 Q. And what is this? 11 A. It's another one of the results. And here we're talking 12 about how the litigation support led us to the sampling plan 13 that we submitted. 14 Q. Okay. And if we move down this document, there are two 15 bulleted items in the first paragraph. 16 A. Yes. 17 Q. Do you recognize -- 18 A. Those are the two documents you just asked me to talk about; 19 the first one at length, the second one just by reminding the 20 Court of what it was. 21 Q. Okay. So that was AR-438 and 437? I'm sorry, the 22 September 30, 2005 document -- 23 A. Yes. 24 Q. -- and the December 31, 2000 -- I'm sorry. The December 31, 25 2006 document? 1003 1 A. Yes. These are the two that we've just looked at, yeah. 2 Q. Very good. 3 Now, I'm a little more judicious with highlighting 4 here. You see I've highlighted a sentence that reads, quote, 5 "These analyses have caused NORC to rethink the sampling 6 proposals made in the January 6, 2003 historical accounting 7 plan, the one that was submitted to the District Court." Do you 8 see that, sir? 9 A. Yes. I wrote those words. 10 Q. I'm sorry? 11 A. I wrote those words. 12 Q. Why did you write those words? 13 A. Because we have rethought it. One learns something over 14 time, and that's what happened. I mean, we started out very 15 knowledgeable about our skill sets, but not about the 16 population. We now know a lot about the population, too. And 17 we concluded that the original plan, now that we've done the 18 litigation support activity, was much too large, was 19 over-engineered, as the phrase goes, and unnecessarily large. 20 Q. Okay. And in what -- what was it specifically that you 21 rethought as a result of your work? 22 A. Well, most fundamentally was, we could find the documents. 23 We actually -- I mean, we didn't do it. We did a little of it. 24 My colleague Robin Lee was heavily involved in that. But most 25 of the work was done by the accountants, by experts on searching 1004 1 at the various Indian repositories that we worked in. And they 2 found the records. It was astonishing. 3 The second thing was that the error rate was low 4 relative to what our expectations were. Quite low. 5 Q. Okay. We'll go into this in a little bit more detail. Not 6 too much, but a little bit more. 7 Bottom of page two. First of all, there's a 8 highlighted statement, which you can see on the screen, "Thus, 9 the large sample size proposed in the 2003 plan was not 10 necessary." Your words again? 11 A. Those are my words, and that's a summary statement of what I 12 just said. We didn't need that big a sample for the electronic 13 ledger era. 14 Q. There's a highlighted statement above there. That was your 15 recommendation as a result of this work? 16 A. That is correct. 17 Q. And that recommendation was? 18 A. That we did not recommend any further reconciliations of the 19 posted transactions. Can I elaborate why I said that, or do you 20 want to do it later? 21 Q. Please. That would have been my next question. Go ahead. 22 A. It has to do with how much it costs to do the 23 reconciliations, as to how much exposure or how much reduction 24 in our understanding -- how much better our estimates would be. 25 Let me make something very clear, Your Honor. When we 1005 1 increase the sample size, we don't expect to change the point 2 estimate, the estimate of the error rate. That's not going to 3 happen. What's going to happen is, we're going to shrink the 4 margin of error around the estimate. Okay? And that's the 5 issue. So when you shrink the margin of error, of course, you 6 change some of these assurance levels that we talked about 7 earlier. 8 And we looked at this issue. Let's say we had done a 9 second replicate. We had four, and we did a second replicate. 10 The litigation support activity cost well over $20 million. 11 Okay? Very expensive. Some of that was for the 100 percent 12 certainty strata, and the rest was for the sample. 13 Well, the certainty strata has already been done. 14 You're not going to spend that money again. Those cases that 15 were over 100,000, 100,000 or over, we've been calling them the 16 certainty strata. And then -- but we could have done another 17 replicate, another sample replicate. 18 The order magnitude on cost of that was about what we 19 would have been able to reduce the assurance level by. So we 20 were not going to gain a great deal because of the fact that 21 this increasing sample sizes doesn't give you a very big result 22 in terms of lowering the assurance levels or lowering the 23 exposure or whatever phrase you want to use. It's about 24 comparable. 25 So it didn't make sense to us. You're going to have to 1006 1 spend real money, okay, and there's always a chance, okay, that 2 what you're expecting to happen doesn't happen, and you might 3 end up not even being pleased with what you came up with. 4 And by then -- may I add one more thing? By then, 5 everyone involved was totally exhausted. I mean, the amount of 6 effort that people stretched themselves to do was such that at 7 least you give them a break before you do it. So that was also 8 a factor here. 9 Q. But you said, if you had done a second replicate, it would 10 have cost about 20 million? 11 A. Probably a little under 20 million. 12 Q. And so to complete that sample, as you originally designed 13 it, another $60 million? 14 A. Close to that, yeah. 15 Q. Near the top of page two, a little bit further up, the first 16 sentence under "2003 plan versus LSA design." You've touched on 17 this already a couple of times, but explain what you meant here 18 when you said the 2003 plan indicated an adaptive approach would 19 be followed. 20 A. Our plan then and our plan now is to base what we end up 21 with what the final sample size is based on what we're learning. 22 And if, as in this case, we thought that the error rates -- if 23 the error rates were higher than we expected them to be, say in 24 a particular agency, we would have increased the sample size in 25 that agency in order to achieve the same overall level that we 1007 1 expected to achieve. 2 We have a set of assumptions we're making. Those 3 assumptions lead us to a tolerable error. The client agrees 4 that that's what they want. If the assumptions are wrong, and 5 they're wrong in that the error is bigger than assumed, in order 6 to still achieve what the client wants, you have to increase the 7 sample size. The error is what it is. You can't change the 8 error rate, but you can reduce the sampling error around that 9 number. 10 Q. Next to last paragraph in this section, right above the 11 highlighted section, "In the LSA project, however," do you see 12 that paragraph? 13 A. Yes, I do. 14 Q. That summarizes what you've already said, right, about the 15 record find and the reconciliation rates? 16 A. Yes. 17 Q. And that was a basis for your recommendation? 18 A. Yes, it is. 19 Q. Now, let's go to the final page, your summary conclusions. 20 You've already talked about your strong recommendations. 21 Explain -- you've got slightly different analysis on the debit 22 transactions and the credit transactions. 23 A. That's correct. 24 Q. And would you explain the distinction between your analysis 25 here? 1008 1 A. We actually already thought at this point, given the results 2 of debits, that we had drawn a sample that was too big for 3 debits already. We didn't actually need as big a sample as that 4 to achieve what we thought the client wanted. 5 Credits are a closer call, a trade-off on costs. Okay? 6 Because there was some lumpiness in the credit results, and 7 there was -- the error rates were higher, slightly higher, 8 1.3 percent. Remember, the client expectations were 9 one percent; that's what we designed it at. So it was slightly 10 higher, at 1.3 percent. 11 What saved us was the fact that the find rate was so 12 exceedingly good. We found virtually everything. Well, the 13 accountants and others found virtually everything. 14 Q. Now explain, though, what you're talking about in the credit 15 transactions about cost effectiveness. 16 A. Well, you've just heard that, and I'll just recount it 17 again. If you had increased the sample size for credits, you 18 would have reduced the margin of error on credits. The estimate 19 would have been about the same, 1.3 percent, but it has 20 uncertainty so it could have wobbled a little bit. But you were 21 going to spend a lot of money to do that, and it just -- why not 22 just take -- we asked the client, "Why don't you just take the 23 higher assurance level," okay? It's reasonable to do that, and 24 that would be fair. 25 Q. Dr. Scheuren, I would like you to refer now to AR-427. 1009 1 THE COURT: How much more direct do you have, 2 Mr. Warshawsky? 3 MR. WARSHAWSKY: I would say a half an hour, at most. 4 THE COURT: In that case, let's take a mid-morning 5 break. 6 Mr. Smith, could I see you at side-bar, and 7 Mr. Kirschman? 8 (Recess taken at 11:02 a.m.) 9 THE COURT: All right, sir. Please continue. 10 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 11 Q. Dr. Scheuren, I'd like to get back to one point that you 12 mentioned before the break. When we were talking about -- you 13 were explaining reasons not to go ahead and do a second 14 replicate. Do you remember that? 15 A. Yes, I do. 16 Q. One of the reasons you said was you might not get the result 17 you liked. What did you mean by that? 18 A. Well, let me -- an ill-chosen word, I might add. You have a 19 point estimate of 1.3 percent - we'll talk about credits - and 20 you're going to do another sample, you're going to get a bigger 21 sample, but you're still going to have uncertainty in the 22 results. 23 And the point estimate might not be 1.3 when you've 24 added the second replicate. It could be smaller, could be 25 larger, depending on whether you like a smaller or larger 1010 1 number. You might not like that result, and you have spent a 2 lot of money. 3 From the government's point of view, what really 4 matters is not so much the point estimate but the upper bound. 5 The upper bound is seven percent, as you'll remember. Okay. 6 99 percent upper bound. You would expect, given the larger 7 sample, that that upper bound would shrink, be smaller, if you 8 get the same 1.3 estimate. You can't guarantee the 1.3. After 9 all, it's an uncertain world. 10 So does it pay to reduce the upper bound and spend 11 about as much money in order to reduce it, as you would gain if 12 it were smaller? 13 So I didn't think it was worth doing, and I recommended 14 it to them and they've subsequently adopted that. 15 Q. Dr. Scheuren, I'd like you to refer to -- from the 16 administrative record AR-427, Bates numbers 000052-3. 17 MR. WARSHAWSKY: We may have to blow this up a little 18 bit. There we go. 19 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 20 Q. March 15, 2007 memo from you to Bert Edwards. Do you 21 recognize this document? 22 A. Yes, I do. 23 Q. And what is this? 24 A. It's our proposal to the Office of Historical Trust 25 Accounting. Okay. 1011 1 Q. Okay. Your proposal with regard to what, I'm sorry? 2 A. The 2007 plan. 3 Q. And so this ultimately is what led to the plan -- or this is 4 with regard to the plan that's before the Court now? 5 A. That's correct. 6 Q. Now, I'd like you to refer, bottom of page two -- first of 7 all, to put it in context, on the first page, not the cover 8 memo, but the page one that follows it, you have a section 9 captioned, electronic ledger era. 10 A. I'll take your word for it at the moment. 11 Q. Here, it's blown up a little bit. Does that help? 12 A. Yes, I do. 13 Q. And it's within this section that I want to ask you some 14 questions. This carries over to page three. 15 A. I'm not sure -- this has been moving around in front of me, 16 so... 17 Q. You should have worked with the paper copy. 18 Starting at the bottom of page two. 19 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Can you get the bottom of page two and 20 that section at the top of page three on one screen? I don't 21 know if you can do that or not. Perfect, I think. 22 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 23 Q. You have this paragraph that begins at the bottom of page 24 two where you're talking about, "based on the results of the LSA 25 sample, you conclude only relatively modest follow-up work?" 1012 1 A. Correct. 2 Q. And you refer to two areas not yet covered. What did you 3 mean by the posting tests? 4 A. We talked about the -- initially about the fact that we were 5 only looking at transactions that had been posted. So our 6 sample frame population that we're sampling from are posted 7 transactions. 8 There is a possibility that there are unposted 9 transactions that were never posted, and we need to look at 10 that. That's an important issue. Okay? 11 And I recommended that we do that. That's the first of 12 these two on posting. 13 Q. And what are you recommending be done with regard to any 14 transactions ultimately found to have been unposted? 15 A. That they would be errors, that there would probably be 16 errors if they were -- should have been posted and were not 17 posted, that would be errors. And that would be a serious 18 errors. 19 Q. How would you assess those? 20 A. Well, we're working on that right now. I happened to be 21 here at the end of the day yesterday because I was getting ready 22 to testify when Michelle was talking about Holton (sic). 23 Q. Was it Horton? 24 A. Horton, yes. One of the places we've been testing, testing 25 in that case, procedurally how we would do this. Okay? 1013 1 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Just so the record's clear, I saw a 2 puzzled look on the reporter's face. 3 THE WITNESS: Well, I knew I misspoke when I said it, 4 because I'm not too good at names. 5 A. Anyway, that was a procedural test to see how hard it was 6 going to be to do this. 7 We went out and did another sample, okay, to get 8 transactions that had not come to us as posted; by going back to 9 the land or leases or combinations, we were then exploring those 10 issues in Horton. 11 And subsequently, we've done three more of these 12 activities, three more agencies; more complicated revenue 13 streams, et cetera, et cetera. Do you want me to mention them? 14 Maybe it doesn't matter. We're learning how to do this, and of 15 course we can't do this ourselves. The accountants have to come 16 in. 17 So we found the records, the records are ready to be 18 reconciled. But this is a different kind of accounting, so I've 19 been told, than the accounting that was done for the 20 transactions. The Accounting Standards Manual doesn't apply to 21 the kinds of activities that were engaged here. 22 And so the accountants have to come together and 23 developed their procedures. And I believe in the context of 24 earlier activities, they have to be submitted to the Court. 25 Q. Now, this is work that still needs to be done -- 1014 1 A. It's under way. We've done our part. 2 Q. Dr. Scheuren, just so we have a clean record, this is work 3 that you believe still needs to be done with regard to the 4 electronic ledger era? 5 A. Indeed. And we are doing pilots of that. 6 Q. The second item that you identified in your memo is, 7 "cleanup tests of transactions discovered later to be in the 8 population of interest but not included in the original sampling 9 frame." What were you referring to there? 10 A. Here again, Michelle is involved. She has been talking 11 about this for quite some time. Those cleanup transactions, 12 those added transactions, quite a few of them, need to be tested 13 just like the other transactions that we've already tested in 14 the LSA. And we recommended that. They all should be subjected 15 to the same sort of testing that we've been doing for the LSA. 16 Q. And that includes sampling? 17 A. That indeed includes sampling, yes. 18 Q. Dr. Scheuren, I'd like you to refer now -- let's shift 19 topics a little bit to administrative record 426. This is Bates 20 number 000052-2. We're looking at a May 25, 2007 memorandum 21 authored by you. Correct? 22 A. Signed by me, yes. Usually authored by -- as I've already 23 indicated, it's authored by Robin and Susan and I. If you've 24 looked at these memos, and maybe others have noticed this, some 25 are signed by Susan and some are signed by me. But it's usually 1015 1 a joint work product of all of us. This I wrote more of than 2 some of the others. 3 Q. But you put your initials on it. Right? 4 A. Yes, indeed. 5 Q. And what was the purpose of this memo? 6 A. It was to give them a strategy for the sampling to be done. 7 And the focus was shifting the emphasis from making an estimate, 8 which is what we did in the LSA and what we intended to do in 9 the 2003 plan, to testing a hypothesis that the paper ledger era 10 would produce an error rate similar to the electronic ledger 11 era. 12 Q. Now, this proposal is with regard to the paper ledger era. 13 Correct? 14 A. Correct. 15 Q. What is meant by the paper ledger era? 16 A. These are the transactions that were not included in the 17 electronic population, as augmented by the work that Michelle 18 has been doing, they were not included in the electronic 19 population. 20 Q. And this was not part of the LSA, then? 21 A. No. 22 Q. I've highlighted in the subject, "initial hypothesis 23 testing." What is meant by the term "initial hypothesis 24 testing"? 25 A. We are trying to develop an approach here where -- we don't 1016 1 claim we know enough to call it -- the word "initial" is just a 2 starting point. Okay? But we want to look at the hypothesis, 3 as I've already stipulated, that the error rates for these two 4 eras are virtually the same, same magnitude. 5 Q. Why are you wanting to test that hypothesis? 6 A. Because it allows us to draw a smaller sample. And if we're 7 wrong, we can increase it later. But if we're right, we save 8 the money, or the government saves the money. 9 Q. Why not simply approach the paper ledger the same way that 10 you did the electronic ledger era? 11 A. Well, first of all, we know a lot more than we did when we 12 started. It would be, I think, wasteful not to use that 13 information. This is a way, not the only way, this is a way to 14 use that information. 15 Q. On the second page of this document, you have a section 16 captioned, "recommended paper ledger" -- 17 THE COURT: Just excuse me a minute. 18 This hypothesis that the paper ledger era error rate 19 will be the same or roughly the same as the electronic era, 20 whose hypothesis is that? 21 THE WITNESS: We are proposing that as a hypothesis to 22 the client. 23 THE COURT: Okay. But the real hypothesis is -- well, 24 I suppose you can comment on this rather than answer the 25 question. The real hypothesis is, let's try to do it for less 1017 1 money, and by doing it for less money, one hypothesis that flows 2 from the less money assumption is same error rate, which we 3 contest. 4 I mean, it's driven more by cost than by anything else, 5 is it not, this hypothesis? 6 THE WITNESS: Cost and time, yes. I mean, it takes a 7 long time to do this. We didn't carry you through this, but in 8 the earlier LSA effort, we ran out of money. We started in 9 January. Remember I told you we all worked Christmas? 10 THE COURT: Right. 11 THE WITNESS: And we started in January and we ran 12 until somewhere in mid August and we ran out of money. Had to 13 stop. Okay? And that gave us a chance to resample, redesign, 14 and resume at a smaller sample size. So money mattered, and 15 time mattered, too. 16 THE COURT: Okay. I got it. 17 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 18 Q. Well, is cost a valid consideration when you design a 19 sample? 20 A. It always is in all the work I've ever done, sure. You're 21 dealing with a client who has to put the money out, and the 22 client wants a result within a certain tolerance band, okay, for 23 the resources that they have available. 24 And you go to the client and you see the client doesn't 25 have enough money, and you say, you don't have enough money to 1018 1 do this; you've got to change your tolerance level or you've got 2 to get some more money. We'll do our best to come up with a 3 good sample design which uses frugally your resources -- 4 THE COURT: I don't think we have to quarrel about 5 that, Mr. Warshawsky. If there's one proposition that is law of 6 the case, it is that money is relevant. So proceed from there. 7 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Very good. Very good. 8 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 9 Q. So in your basic sample design, you proposed two stages. 10 Correct? 11 A. Correct. 12 Q. And would you describe what those are? 13 A. These two stages are the same two stages we used for the 14 LSA. We would take a sample of accounts from a list of all the 15 accounts - the problem here is getting the list - and known or 16 believed to contain transactions, and then we'll sample the 17 transactions. 18 Q. Now, we can refer to the next page, page three. And you've 19 already described to some extent what I've highlighted there, 20 the purpose of your hypothesis test. 21 What happens if -- or what do you propose if, in fact, 22 you run the test and the hypothesis is accepted, that, in fact, 23 the difference rate for the paper ledger era is statistically 24 similar to or even smaller than the electronic ledger era? 25 A. We will have designed the sample size to be sufficient, so 1019 1 that should that hypothesis be accepted, we'll be finished. 2 We'll be able to produce results that will be satisfactory for 3 the client's goals. 4 Q. And what happens if that hypothesis is rejected? 5 A. We're going to need a larger sample, and we'll adaptively 6 increase the sample to achieve -- after going back to the 7 client, the client can change their goals, but if they want to 8 keep their goals what they are, we're going to have to have a 9 bigger sample. 10 Q. Now, Dr. Scheuren, you're aware that there's been some 11 debate in the prehearing pleadings about the role of 12 meta-analysis. Correct? 13 A. Yes, I am. 14 Q. What is meta-analysis? 15 A. Meta-analysis is a technique, one of many, to combine 16 studies from many sources on similar or related subjects to try 17 to draw together what is known about the subject. And perhaps 18 in drawing it together, to gain some advantage, some additional 19 information from it. 20 If I might elaborate one more time. I've been alluded 21 a couple of times to the difference in ages. I began, and 22 sampling began, in an era of where the world was data poor. 23 Q. Data poor? 24 A. Data poor. There was very little data available. And the 25 sample that was drawn in those days - this is in the '30's, for 1020 1 example - were small to begin with. And then the world became 2 data rich, and then, of course, there's lots of information that 3 comes from data. 4 And then, from the information, how we combine all this 5 information? We're now moving to that stage in science. We're 6 combining information and using techniques, like meta-analysis, 7 to do that. Certainly not the only one, but it's certainly a 8 valid one. 9 Q. Is it an accepted technique in the world of statistics? 10 A. At least accepted, and our reports cited, a dozen or near a 11 dozen reports which describe it. It's heavily used, especially 12 in the medical area. 13 Q. I'm sorry, you said your reports. What are you referring 14 to? 15 A. We did two volumes, a summary of the work that we did on the 16 meta-analysis. And in one of those lines, I guess the first 17 one, we talked about or cited other reports that were done, 18 other approaches in the literature on meta-analysis. 19 Q. What was the role of meta-analysis in terms of formulating 20 your recommendations for the paper ledger era? 21 A. We were looking for, I think the phrase actually is a trout 22 in the milk. We're looking for something that said to us, this 23 hypothesis just doesn't work. Why even start on this without 24 looking to see if there's a major, major result out there which 25 says that this hypothesis isn't going to be satisfactory. 1021 1 So we did that and we looked at all of the studies we 2 could find. 3 So it's basically a due diligence step, and if we had 4 not found that, we would not -- if we had found something big 5 out there, we would not have been making this recommendation as 6 to the hypothesis. 7 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Would you pull up Defendant's 8 Exhibit 7, page 15, please? And I would like you to blow up the 9 last three paragraphs there. 10 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 11 Q. This is from your rebuttal report. Correct, sir? 12 A. Yes. 13 Q. And you quoted a statement from Mr. Duncan's analysis there. 14 Do you see that? 15 A. I do now. 16 Q. Okay. Do you agree with the statement that, "the 17 meta-analysis performed by NORC plays a central role in 18 purportedly strengthening and corroborating DOIs conclusions", 19 and then continues on? 20 A. Adjectives and adverbs are always dangerous. The word 21 "central," I do find a problem with that. It plays a role, 22 among a bunch of other things, in order to plan ahead before we 23 actually undertake the early pilot activities, which we've 24 already done some of those, too, on this 2007 plan. It plays a 25 role, not a central role. 1022 1 Q. Okay, sir. 2 A. I would say it's a minor role. 3 Q. Go ahead. 4 A. It's a minor role given what we found. If we had found a 5 problem, a serious problem, it would have been -- it would have 6 stopped us. Probably would have stopped us. But that didn't 7 happen. 8 Q. Aside from the meta-analysis work, what activities, if any, 9 have been undertaken to develop the design for the paper ledger 10 era? 11 A. One of the things we did was to look at the work done by 12 Treasury and General Accounting Office, and for the period 1890 13 to 1950, 60-year period, to see whether we were going to find 14 problems in that 60-year period. And that's one of the reports 15 in our administrative record. In a very one sentence or one 16 phrase way, we didn't find the kind of problems that would have 17 led us to change our mind. 18 Another thing we did, and we're almost finished now, 19 were their reservation histories. In the 2003 plan we said -- 20 or whoever wrote that plan said that there would be reservation 21 histories produced. They're almost all finished now. They're 22 very useful to see if there's anything special going on in a 23 particular area that might draw you to a different conclusion as 24 to the initial - important to emphasize "initial" - hypothesis. 25 I haven't read all of those myself. I've only read a 1023 1 few of them. I haven't seen everything yet. We're not through 2 the end of that. Others will look at those. But I think we're 3 going to end up probably where we are here. 4 We've actually done, as I mentioned, some early pilot 5 activity, looking for some -- you know, you to have to go get 6 the ledger, remember? We don't have these ledgers 7 electronically. So we have to find a ledger, find the account, 8 and then follow the account back historically to see what's 9 going on. And we've begun that process. 10 Have we done accounting for that yet? No, we have not. 11 But we're looking at cost issues here, too, after all. That 12 bears on this. 13 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Would you put up Defendant's 14 Exhibit 6, please, page 16? 15 BY MR. WARSHAWSKY: 16 Q. Dr. Scheuren, this is your expert report, page 16 of it? 17 A. Yes. 18 Q. And do you recognize the three bullet points on this page? 19 A. Yes. 20 Q. And what is set forth in these bullet points? 21 A. These are three recommendations that grew out of the work we 22 did. There are many other recommendations we've made to the 23 client, but these seem to be important enough to bring to this 24 level of attention. 25 Q. And would you summarize the opinions set forth in your first 1024 1 bullet point? 2 A. We've been talking about this a lot. In the light of the 3 baseline error rate that we established in the study, we thought 4 it was wisest -- the word "wisest" is something that I should 5 have put in quotes because it's not necessarily -- I'm not an 6 expert on wisdom. Wisest, since the unit cost of the accounting 7 ledger was expected to be even higher, that we would start with 8 a smaller sample size and focus on that as a way of starting. 9 We had started with a larger sample size in 2003; 10 turned out to be overengineered, enormously overengineered, in 11 our opinion. We'll start with a smaller sample size, and if we 12 needed to, we would go up in size. 13 Q. Would you summarize your second opinion? 14 A. I recommended that we didn't need to do any more 15 transactions from the same population in the electronic ledger 16 era. I've already elsewhere - and you've drawn this out of me - 17 recommended that we do additional testing in the electronic 18 records era to make sure that the transactions were complete, or 19 complete enough, and to test the new transactions that were 20 added by the work that Michelle's team has done. 21 Q. And finally, in your third paragraph you talk about the more 22 conventional assurance level of 95 percent. Do you see that? 23 A. Because of the importance of the case, and because of the 24 concerns about potentially higher error rates than was initially 25 thought to be the case, we set the assurance level at 1025 1 99 percent. And setting it at 99 percent causes you to have a 2 much larger sample than if you set it at 95 percent. 3 It's entirely possible, whether you set it at 95 or 99, 4 to provide the estimate at the other level. It's just you're 5 not using it to design the sample size. If you set it at 95, 6 you're going to have a smaller sample at the get-go, and it's a 7 cost issue. 8 And given what we found out, I think it's reasonable. 9 And you could always go back and make the estimate at 99. 10 Q. And how would you do that? 11 A. Simple. Mathematically, do it. I mean, you go -- a 12 95 percent confidence interval, to increase it to a 99 percent 13 confidence level, you multiply it by a constant that depends on 14 the nature of the sample design you're talking about. But it 15 would be about 30 percent, 40 percent more. 16 THE COURT: In other words, you keep the sample size 17 the same, you just report different results, whether it's 95 or 18 99 percent? 19 THE WITNESS: Exactly. And it's a design issue at the 20 estimation stage. At the analysis stage, the client can do 21 either one, a very minor change. 22 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Thank you, Dr. Scheuren. 23 Your Honor, we would move into admission Defendant's 24 Exhibit 6 and Defendant's Exhibit 7. That's Dr. Scheuren's 25 expert and rebuttal expert report. 1026 1 THE COURT: All right. I'll receive 6 and 7. 2 (DEFENDANT EXHIBIT Number 6 and 7 were moved into 3 evidence.) 4 THE COURT: Mr. Gingold? 5 MR. GINGOLD: Thank you, Your Honor. Good morning, 6 Your Honor. 7 THE COURT: Good morning. 8 CROSS-EXAMINATION 9 BY MR. GINGOLD: 10 Q. Dr. Scheuren, my name is Gingold and I represent plaintiffs. 11 I'd like to discuss with you at the outset some general 12 issues. You talked about cost as being an important factor at 13 least as your task is assigned. Is that correct? 14 A. That's correct. 15 Q. But is cost something that can affect reliability? 16 A. Of course it can. 17 Q. How can it do that? 18 A. Larger sample and more costly sample would increase 19 reliability. 20 Q. What about replication of results? 21 A. You want to -- your first few words were a little blurred 22 there. Can you repeat? 23 Q. Replication of results? 24 THE COURT: You said, "what about replication of 25 results." 1027 1 A. You mean if you repeat the results? What do you mean -- I 2 mean, we talked about replication in the context of sampling in 3 which we had four replicates. Is that the sense in what you 4 mean? 5 BY MR. GINGOLD: 6 Q. No, I'm asking you generally about reliability. And with 7 respect to statistical sampling, isn't the measurement process 8 itself required to be reliable? 9 A. Of course it is. 10 Q. And isn't replication or reproduction of the results 11 important to determine consistency? 12 A. Replicability I think is the word you want to use. And the 13 answer is, of course it is. And in the samples we're drawing, 14 we are producing replicable -- the results can be replicated. 15 Q. So your position is the ability -- your belief in the 16 ability to replicate them satisfies the requirement of 17 reliability. Correct? 18 A. I didn't say that. 19 Q. Okay. 20 A. Replicability is one dimension of reliability. Reliability 21 has a lot to do with the margin of error you have in mind. 22 Q. I'm sorry, Doctor -- 23 A. May I? As I've indicated, that's a client decision, and our 24 role as samplers is to meet the client requirement. 25 Q. You made it very clear that the client determines the nature 1028 1 and scope of your engagement. Correct? 2 A. Yes. 3 Q. And you operate to the best you can within the scope set 4 forth by the client. Correct? 5 A. Yes. But I also stipulated the independent role that I 6 would have not -- we would have not have done this if we had 7 not -- if we hadn't the ability to provide an independent role. 8 Q. I understand that. But my question was, you operate within 9 the scope -- 10 A. Yes, I do. Resources are resources. 11 Q. Are you familiar with the Reference Manual on Scientific 12 Evidence? 13 A. Yes, I am. 14 Q. Are you familiar with the discussion in the reference manual 15 concerning the accuracy of measurements and reliability, 16 referring to the reproduction of results? 17 A. I don't have that in my head right now. I mean, you want to 18 provide it to me on the screen? 19 Q. No, I'm asking if you're familiar with it. That's all. 20 A. I'm generally familiar only. 21 Q. So it's your understanding that the reference manual talks 22 about the ability to reproduce the results, and not the actual 23 production of the results to ensure reliability of the process. 24 Correct? 25 A. Why don't we divide that up a little bit more? 1029 1 Q. Does the reference manual, based on your recollection, 2 require the reproduction of results to ensure reliability? 3 A. The results should be ones you can repeat. That's correct. 4 Q. It is correct, isn't it? 5 A. You should be able to get the same -- but you're obviously 6 doing it with sampling error and so on. So you may be -- I'm 7 not really sure what you're asking here. 8 Q. I'm asking whether or not for you to state that your 9 conclusions are reliable, statistically reliable, that you need 10 to reproduce the results. 11 A. In an estimated way, the expected value is yes. Okay. 12 Q. Again, statistics is all estimates. Correct? 13 A. Pretty much. 14 Q. You're not talking about what has actually occurred, you're 15 dealing with probabilities and estimates. Correct? 16 A. That is correct. But there was an interpretation of what 17 you said that I actually go through and reproduce the actual 18 calculations of every step along the way. Okay? That is a form 19 of replication as well that's used typically in an IT setting. 20 And I take it you were talking about a statistical setting only. 21 But both apply here, in fact. 22 Q. But you are testifying as an expert in statistics, not IT. 23 Correct? 24 A. Correct. 25 Q. The questions I'm asking you are with respect to what is 1030 1 stated as your expertise. 2 A. Thank you. 3 Q. So my question for you is: If you chose not to replicate 4 the results, does that affect reliability as discussed in the 5 Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence? 6 A. Internally, our sample already allows us to replicate the 7 result. Okay? A new sample, a fresh, completely new sample is 8 not necessary, in my opinion, as an expert, to achieve this 9 standard of replicability. 10 Q. So if, in fact, the Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence 11 states that reliability refers to the reproductability of 12 results, that's what you believe is the case, not the need to 13 reproduce the results to prove the consistency. Correct? 14 A. My answer is yes. Yes. 15 Q. And what we're talking about, whether you can possibly 16 produce it or you have, doesn't go to the accuracy of the 17 results, does it? 18 A. No. 19 Q. So you can actually reproduce the results 10,000 times, and 20 it's not stating anything about its accuracy, is it? 21 A. Depending on how you did it. I mean, what we're doing in 22 probability sampling is developing methods that allow us to 23 measure the accuracy at the same time we do the work. 24 Q. Because you're providing consistency. Correct? 25 A. That's one of the factors, yes. 1031 1 Q. But you're not providing a statement of validity of the 2 results, are you? 3 A. You're moving around in your concepts here, and I suppose 4 that's your prerogative. The results of validity are somewhat 5 different from the issue of replicability. I have a process 6 which is going to produce a certain result. Okay? Is that 7 result on target? Is it valid? That's a separate issue. 8 Q. Is it accurate? 9 A. That's -- replicability doesn't mean -- here's the result, 10 okay, that I'm going to get from this process, and here's the 11 true value over here. Okay? And if on the average this process 12 hits that true value, even though it doesn't in any case, that's 13 valid. Okay? All right? That's valid. That's validity. 14 Okay? 15 If it's a good process and you've got a nice narrow 16 margin of error and so forth, it's reliable. 17 Q. If you stepped on the scale 14 times and produced a weight 18 of 300 pounds, it's consistent, isn't it? 19 A. That's correct. 20 Q. And it's statistically reliable, isn't it? 21 A. Yes. 22 Q. But it's inaccurate, isn't it? 23 A. Yes. 24 Q. Thank you. 25 And you're not determining the validity of the 1032 1 underlying transactions in your statistical analysis, are you? 2 A. I'm not an accountant. 3 Q. That's right. Or you're not a consultant who does the 4 analysis, whether or not he or she is an accountant. Correct? 5 A. Some of the analysis we did do based on the -- 6 Q. No, no. You're not doing the analysis of whether or not 7 there's an error in the transactions. Correct? 8 A. That's correct, we did not do that. 9 Q. So whichever consultants, accountants or otherwise, make 10 that judgment, you're accepting that judgment. Correct? 11 A. We did look at the quality assurance samples. We actually 12 designed the quality assurance samples that were used by Graham 13 Thornton, which is one of the accounting firms they engaged. 14 And we've seen that work, we've actually incorporated 15 the errors that they found - very few errors - but we 16 incorporated those errors in the statement of the uncertainty in 17 these results. 18 Q. But you're a man of precision, aren't you, with regard to 19 what you do and how you testify. Correct? 20 A. Doing my best. 21 Q. You don't determine what is an error and what isn't an 22 error, do you? 23 A. No. 24 Q. The consultants and others, including accountants, make 25 those determinations. Correct? 1033 1 A. That is correct. 2 Q. So whatever the error result is, is not determined by you? 3 A. We analyze the resulting errors that are determined by 4 others. That's what we did. 5 Q. Right. So if a transaction that's not on the system is not 6 considered an error, whatever your acceptable error rate is 7 doesn't include that. Correct? 8 A. I've already told you that we are going to be looking for 9 transactions that should have been on the system and were not on 10 the system, and once we have identified them, we will sample 11 them. 12 Q. That wasn't my question. And you responded to 13 Mr. Warshawsky in a direct examination. You weren't talking to 14 me. 15 And you haven't testified as an expert before, have 16 you, Dr. Scheuren? 17 A. Not in this setting. My apology. 18 MR. GINGOLD: If I may, Your Honor. 19 BY MR. GINGOLD: 20 Q. Your answers should actually be directed to the Court. I'm 21 asking questions. 22 A. Certainly. I knew that. 23 Q. That's all I'm doing. 24 A. All right. Please resume. 25 Q. Thank you. 1034 1 If transactions are not on the system, as, for example, 2 within what is defined as the electronic records era, they are 3 not viewed as errors, are they? 4 A. It's an odd way of saying this. My answer is, the 5 population that we're making an inference about, okay -- within 6 the population that we're making an inference about, they're not 7 viewed as errors. 8 Q. What is your understanding of the definition of the 9 electronic records era? 10 A. The original version of this -- 11 Q. How about the version you're working with. 12 A. You walked away from the mic. You want to -- 13 Q. Yeah, yeah, I would like you to -- 14 A. The electronic -- 15 Q. If I may, I'm sorry. 16 What is the definition of the electronic records era as 17 you understand it, and how you are working with it in your 18 statistical analysis? 19 A. The electronic records era, or ledger era, are all those 20 transactions that were electronically available, okay, or have 21 subsequently been added in this work that you've heard Michelle 22 Herman talk about. They were not -- 23 Q. I'm sorry. 24 A. That was not the population about which we made our 25 statements for the LSA. The population that we made our 1035 1 statements for the LSA were transactions for account holders 2 that existed on or after October 1994. Those are the only ones 3 we looked at. 4 Q. If I may, for precision purposes, because this will help and 5 probably expedite the cross-examination, so what you're talking 6 about as you understand the electronic records era are, it's 7 from a date, a period in time, a date certain. Correct? 1985 8 to 2000? 9 A. That isn't what I said, sir. 10 Q. Oh, it is not the case? 11 A. No, it's not what I said. 12 Q. Okay. 13 A. What I said -- may I repeat what I said? 14 Q. Please do. Because I didn't understand it. 15 A. I'll leave that alone. Let me say it this way -- 16 Q. Please. 17 A. What I said was all of the transactions that were on the 18 system, okay, electronically, or added by Michelle Herman's 19 team, okay, are in the electronic ledger era. That was not the 20 population that we sampled. We sampled a smaller population. 21 Q. So dates are unimportant in your understanding of the 22 electronic era. Correct? 1985 to 2000 is irrelevant, based on 23 your testimony. Correct? That's not the issue, is it? 24 A. The dates that -- the records that existed on the system, 25 okay, is what I mean by electronic records era. The 1985 is 1036 1 actually a tricky problem, as you know. 2 Q. Well, please explain. Because I'm trying to get an 3 understanding. Because much of the information that's been 4 produced in the administrative record and testimony of other 5 witnesses have suggested that the electronic record -- 6 electronic ledger era is a period of time from 1985 to 2000. 7 But please explain why my understanding is incorrect. 8 A. It is that. But it's also those transactions which were -- 9 that were in that time period that were electronically 10 available. Not all of the transactions in that time period 11 remained electronic. Okay? Some of them were written over, as 12 you've heard. I assume you've heard. 13 But the ones that were available or have been added 14 subsequently by Michelle's team, I would consider the definition 15 of electronic records era, or ledger era. 16 Q. Why did you say the 1985 period is a tricky time period? 17 A. Because at that point the process that we're talking about 18 began. But because of the nature of the system, it didn't begin 19 everywhere at the same time. 20 Q. So you haven't defined the era. That's not your definition, 21 is it? 22 A. No. 23 Q. Who defined the era? 24 A. I don't think I know the answer to that directly. I mean, 25 it's been a working definition that I've heard others use, okay, 1037 1 and we've been looking at a subset of that population, as you 2 heard me testify to. 3 Q. Is it your understanding -- 4 THE COURT: This is for both of you. We don't have 5 time for this sparring. I have heard the term "electronic era" 6 described to be a time period between 1985 and 2000. The 7 witness says that's true. I've also heard him say that some 8 documents created in that period of time are not available 9 electronically. I've also heard him say that the LSA -- or 10 excuse me, that his analysis, maybe the LSA, uses a different 11 concept of electronics era that is for transactions that 12 occurred on or after October 1994. Is all that correct? 13 THE WITNESS: Yeah. 14 THE COURT: Let's move on. 15 BY MR. GINGOLD: 16 Q. One last clarification. 17 MR. GINGOLD: Your Honor, there's only one reason I was 18 asking the question. The electronic era and the IRMS system 19 began in the 1970's, so I was trying to understand why it 20 started in 1985. 21 THE COURT: If he knows. 22 BY MR. GINGOLD: 23 Q. So do you know why the electronic era, as defined and as it 24 has been -- 25 A. I don't know. 1038 1 Q. And as a result, the pre-1985 transactions on the IRMS 2 system are part of the paper ledger era. Is that correct? 3 A. That's the definition we're using, yes. 4 Q. And you don't know why, do you? 5 A. I've answered that. The answer: I don't know. 6 Q. Okay. Thank you. 7 What is your target population for the electronic 8 records era? 9 A. Well, the target population ultimately will be all of the 10 records. 11 Q. Do you have a population number in mind with regard to 12 transactions? 13 A. I don't think we're ready -- we're finished yet. I don't 14 think Michelle is finished yet, so I don't know the number. 15 Q. Have you heard the term 28 million? 16 A. I don't think that's the number, but no, I haven't. I don't 17 know what that means. There's lots of numbers out there. 18 Q. Okay. So with respect to -- you don't have a target 19 population of transactions yet, do you, for the electronic 20 records era? 21 A. That's correct. It's coming close, though. 22 Q. Do you have an understanding of the number of transactions 23 for the paper records era? 24 A. There have been estimates made. In fact, I'm one of the 25 people that made those estimates. And they're subject to a 1039 1 great deal of uncertainty. 2 Q. So is your answer you don't know what the number of 3 transactions are at this time? 4 A. There are -- estimates have been made. The answer is no, I 5 don't know. 6 Q. Thank you. 7 Is it true that the further back in time you go, there 8 is a greater problem with regard to finding records? 9 A. I don't know that. 10 Q. You don't know that? 11 A. In fact, may I conjecture? 12 THE WITNESS: Am I allowed to conjecture, Your Honor? 13 THE COURT: No. If you don't know, you don't know. 14 BY MR. GINGOLD: 15 Q. With regard to the determination -- or your hypothesis, I'm 16 sorry, that the paper records era has similar characteristics to 17 the electronic record era transactions, you stated, I believe, 18 that the meta-analysis is a minor part of your hypothesis. 19 Correct? 20 A. That's correct. 21 Q. And I believe you stated -- and this is not a direct 22 restatement of what you testified to, but I think you've 23 referenced the GAO settlements package. Is that correct? 24 A. GAO Treasury settlement packages, yes. 25 Q. Right. Is that a minor part as well? 1040 1 A. It actually plays somewhat more of a role, I would say. 2 It's pretty good work. We liked what we saw, but it's still a 3 minor role, yes. Still minor. 4 Q. So the meta-analysis is minor and GAO's settlement packages 5 are? 6 A. Also minor. 7 Q. And you then I think stated reservation histories. Correct? 8 A. Correct. 9 Q. And is that also minor? 10 A. Yes, also small. Yes. 11 Q. So you identified three particular points that support your 12 hypothesis that are all minor. What is the major basis of your 13 hypothesis? 14 A. Of course, those are additive in my -- they are additives. 15 They all add up to -- the word "minor" is -- I would use the 16 word "small." 17 The fourth one I mentioned to you is that we've been 18 doing some early pilot activity, okay, to see whether what we're 19 saying about the paper ledger era is going to turn out to be the 20 case. 21 Q. And the pilot work is representative, do you believe? 22 A. No, it's not representative at this point. We're still 23 learning how to do this. 24 Q. Okay. So is this part of the LSA? 25 A. No. 1041 1 Q. So this is independent of the LSA? 2 A. It's independent. 3 Q. So you've identified four factors which are minor. They all 4 add up to be your conclusion. Is that what that is? 5 A. They make it possible for us to support the idea of starting 6 with a test rather than with a large sample. We might end up 7 with a large sample at the end. 8 Q. So you've taken samples right now in your pilots to allow 9 you to reach the conclusion that the hypothesis is correct. Is 10 that fair? 11 A. We haven't got that far yet, but we will get that far. 12 Q. So you haven't done a sample? 13 A. We're offering the plan. We haven't completed it. 14 Q. What I'm asking you is a little different, though. I'm 15 asking you, your hypothesis, as I understand it, is that the 16 paper ledger era is similar to the electronic ledger era. 17 Correct? 18 A. That's correct. In errors, in error rates, yes. 19 Q. Sufficient for you to be able to apply whatever procedures 20 you've used in the electronic era to the paper era. Correct? 21 A. No, that's not what we're doing. We're starting with a 22 different idea altogether. The hypothesis testing is not -- 23 we're not making estimates as our main focus, we're trying to 24 look at whether -- what we're going to learn is similar in error 25 rate, not in process, to what we did earlier. 1042 1 Q. So it has a similar characteristic, and that characteristic 2 is -- 3 A. At the end of the day, yes. 4 Q. And you haven't taken any samples yet. Correct? 5 A. No. 6 Q. So what you've done -- I'm sorry. Go ahead. 7 A. My apology. Not representative samples of sufficient size 8 to make us feel comfortable at this point statistically. 9 Q. Have you taken samples of any size? 10 A. Yes, we have. 11 Q. Where have you done that? 12 A. We've been looking at them. 13 Q. Beg your pardon? 14 A. We've been looking at them. We went out and got some 15 ledgers. I didn't do this myself. We obtained some ledgers and 16 we've examined the information there. 17 We need to bring, I think -- and we're moving away from 18 my expertise here. We need to bring the accountants together to 19 look at whether the Accounting Standards Manual needs to be 20 modified as you move backward in time to the paper era. That 21 hasn't happened. 22 Q. That hasn't happened yet? 23 A. No. 24 Q. And whatever you're doing, whether it's the electronic 25 ledger era or the paper ledger era is dependent upon the results 1043 1 of what the accountants and other consultants do and conclude. 2 Correct? 3 A. Yes. 4 Q. And if their work happens to be wrong, then your hypothesis 5 may need to be changed. Correct? 6 A. The answer is yes. Although I might add, if I might add, 7 that there's a lot of checking going on in this process. It's 8 not a single accountant, or accounting firm, even, making these 9 decisions. 10 Q. No, but the result is the same. If the accountants and the 11 consultants are correct, that will help support your hypothesis, 12 and if they're not, you have to make changes. Correct? 13 A. That's correct. 14 Q. With regard to the meta-analysis, since it's one of the four 15 you've identified as supporting your hypothesis, you have stated 16 in your rebuttal report and you've stated in other reports - 17 that's you and NORC - that you've reviewed approximately 900 18 studies. Is that fair to say? 19 A. The word "reviewed" needs to be modified. We've discovered, 20 we've identified about 900 studies. We've reviewed I think 800 21 something. I don't have that number in my head. 22 Q. So the references to 900 in the various reports only refer 23 to the fact that you've identified them, not reviewed them. 24 Correct? 25 A. You have looked at the reports. You know the answer to that 1044 1 is yes. 2 Q. If you can please answer the question. 3 A. My answer is yes. Yeah, we tabulate exactly what we did in 4 the reports. 5 Q. Does anyone in your firm review -- I mean, did your firm, 6 either individually or collectively, review all of the reports 7 that you identified? 8 A. No one person looked at all the reports. 9 Q. Collectively, did NORC look at all the reports? 10 A. Remember, some of the reports that we identified as existing 11 were ones we could not find. They're out of file. And some of 12 them that we found, after quick looking were simply not 13 applicable. And the ones that were applicable were reviewed and 14 analyzed, and are in the report. 15 Q. And did you, yourself, review any of the reports, Doctor? 16 A. A couple dozen, yeah. 17 Q. Were they judgmentally selected for review or randomly 18 selected? 19 A. Some in early going were randomly selected. Then I began to 20 ask questions, do you have anything like this, anything like 21 this, and people would bring things to me. 22 Q. Did your firm create a database with the reports and the 23 summaries that were prepared for the reports? 24 A. The reports were scanned. Okay? And a summary and a 25 database was created, a partial database was created. The work, 1045 1 as you know because we've had exchanges of correspondence, was 2 not finished in terms of a complete database. In one of our 3 reports, said we were going to do this, but it fell in priority 4 such that it has not been finished. 5 MR. GINGOLD: For the record, the correspondence was 6 between the Department of Justice and plaintiffs' counsel. 7 Dr. Scheuren was not involved in it, as far as I know. 8 BY MR. GINGOLD: 9 Q. With respect to the database, it was not then utilized as a 10 searchable database by NORC. Is that a fair statement? 11 A. It was used but not as a searchable database, no. 12 Q. So any suggestions that it was may not be precisely correct. 13 Correct? Any suggestion that it had been used as a searchable 14 database is not correct. Is that a fair statement? 15 A. We didn't say it had. 16 Q. We can go into that later, but I just want to make sure I 17 understand what the facts are. 18 MR. GINGOLD: I would like to identify a document, it's 19 called -- it's NORCMA, underline, and the last three digits are 20 231. 21 BY MR. GINGOLD: 22 Q. Doctor, do you recall seeing this particular -- this is -- 23 for purposes of clarity, this is a summary of what appears to 24 have been performed by your firm with regard to one of the 25 documents that was produced as a meta-analysis document. 1046 1 Have you ever seen this? 2 A. I've seen this template before. I'd have to look carefully 3 to see if I had seen this specific document. 4 Q. The template is a template that was prepared by your firm. 5 Is that correct? 6 A. Correct. 7 MR. GINGOLD: And I would like to go to what would be 8 identified on the Bates number as 234. 9 BY MR. GINGOLD: 10 Q. Did you recall seeing this document at all, Doctor? 11 A. I don't have any recollection of that. 12 Q. Was it a problem in your firm when you were reviewing these 13 documents that the documents were missing page numbers? 14 A. We discussed that in our analysis. And we separated those 15 where there were page numbers missing from the source -- quote, 16 "source document" on original. They weren't always original. 17 That was the problem from those where there were significant 18 gaps. In those that there were significant gaps, we made them 19 out of scope. We couldn't analyze them. But when there was 20 just a page or two here and there, we were able for our purposes 21 to be able to make a determination. 22 Q. Do you have an understanding of how many documents were 23 missing pages? 24 A. I have an understanding, and we have reported how many were 25 sufficiently incomplete that we couldn't use. 1047 1 Q. Do you remember -- 2 A. Those which have a random page here or there missing, I 3 don't have that estimate. 4 Q. But the significant pages that were missing, how many 5 documents, do you know? 6 A. It's in the report. I don't have that in front of me. 7 Q. You also said, I believe, that you had an accountant 8 review -- 9 A. We did. 10 Q. -- the reconciliations. What is the name of the accountant? 11 A. Carolyn Haase. 12 Q. Could you please spell that? 13 A. H-A-A-S-E. 14 Q. And what firm is Carolyn Haase with? 15 A. She had been controller at a small law firm, and we asked 16 her to come to work for us to help us do this. She wanted to 17 make a transition, she agreed to. She came with us for eight or 18 nine months, I forgot how long, and then she worked for Deloitte 19 for another year on the historical accounting. 20 And now she is a controller, maybe chief financial 21 officer, I'm not sure what the title is, in another small firm. 22 Q. And she's a certified public accountant? 23 A. She is not. She has a master's degree in accounting. 24 Remember, she didn't do any accounting, all she did was help us 25 categorize these reports. 1048 1 Q. Well, I just asked whether or not she was a certified public 2 accountant. 3 A. I've answered that. 4 Q. Is it your understanding that it is important that computer 5 systems have adequate document controls in order to rely on the 6 data housed in those systems? 7 A. I'm not sure what you're going to here. But computer 8 systems need to be adequately documented, yes. 9 MR. GINGOLD: I would like to call up Bates 5520-1, and 10 I would like to go to a document which is 12, page 12 of the 11 document. 12 THE COURT: You're calling up documents by Bates 13 numbers. They're not in the administrative record. I don't 14 know whether they have exhibit numbers or not. 15 MR. GINGOLD: The only thing we have is a Bates number 16 out of the administrative record, and it's 5520 -- 17 THE COURT: You're just blowing them by the witness on 18 the witness stand. They're not going to be exhibits. If you're 19 going to move them into evidence, you need to put exhibit 20 numbers on them so we can keep track of them. Are they on your 21 exhibit list? 22 MR. GINGOLD: Yeah, these are from the administrative 23 record. 24 THE COURT: Oh, from the administrative record. All 25 right. 1049 1 MR. GINGOLD: That's all we're using, Your Honor. 2 THE COURT: That's fine. Okay. 3 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Your Honor, just for clarification, in 4 some cases, I think, for example, the NORC document that you 5 referred to earlier, some of those were not, I believe, in the 6 administrative record. But the Bates numbers that he's utilized 7 right now, this one is. I can certainly give the AR -- 8 THE COURT: If somebody says Bates number, I'm to 9 understand that it's in the administrative record? 10 MR. GINGOLD: It's my understanding that everything we 11 received in the administrative record is Bates stamped. 12 MR. WARSHAWSKY: And just to be clear, you used a 13 document with a number NORC, I think, earlier? 14 MR. GINGOLD: That's correct. 15 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Was that in the administrative record? 16 MR. GINGOLD: No, it was not. That was subsequently 17 produced. 18 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Right. That's what I wanted to be 19 clear about. Where you have a Bates number, I can certainly 20 give a cross reference to the administrative record here. I 21 have that here. I can look it up. 22 MR. GINGOLD: Your Honor, what we will do -- 23 THE COURT: Do you think Bates has anything to do with 24 these numbers anymore? 25 MR. GINGOLD: Your Honor, there were approximately 1050 1 17,000 pages of documents in the administrative record that were 2 produced. When we input the information in the system, it was 3 input -- it was not segregated other than by Bates number at the 4 time we received the information. 5 There have been some subsequent productions, but it was 6 a significant process. 7 THE COURT: Fine. I was just musing on whether Bates 8 really deserves to have his name on all those numbers that we're 9 using. 10 THE WITNESS: Clearly from a different century. 11 THE COURT: Really, it was. And I remember that 12 century. Go ahead, Mr. Gingold. 13 MR. GINGOLD: It was only a couple of years ago, 14 Your Honor. 15 BY MR. GINGOLD: 16 Q. Let's look at page one. Page one of the document, 17 Dr. Scheuren -- 18 A. How do I know what I'm supposed to have in front of me? 19 Q. This is page one. 20 Now, do you recall sending this e-mail 10/3/01 to 21 Bert Edwards? That's October 3, 2001. 22 I would like you to turn -- 23 A. I need a little longer with this, please. This is a long 24 time ago. Yes. 25 MR. GINGOLD: If we can please call up page 12. I 1051 1 would like to focus on the last paragraph. 2 BY MR. GINGOLD: 3 Q. Do you see, Doctor, the head note is, "period of Legacy 4 (1985 to 1998) or existing (1998 to date)." Do you see that? 5 A. Yes, I do. 6 Q. And this refers to computerized accounts. Correct? 7 A. Yes. 8 Q. I would like you -- let's see, one, two, three, four, five 9 lines from the bottom. Did you write this, by the way, Doctor? 10 A. Yes, I did. 11 Q. Okay. And it states as follows: "To make full use of these 12 computer files for a historical accounting, we would need to 13 check on how the continuing accounting data are being collected 14 now and what is being done to limit data capture and other 15 errors. How are such errors prevented in earlier legacy 16 systems? What procedural handbooks and documented system checks 17 exist? Can a conformance audit be used rather than relying 18 mainly on a search for supporting transaction detail? Bottom 19 line, here is how tight are, (were), the controls for these 20 computer systems, and hence, how much reliance can be placed on 21 them?" Close, question mark. 22 Do you recall saying that? 23 A. Yes. It's actually in the first predesign document that 24 NORC has. I don't know where this came from, but the final 25 version was in the predesign. 1052 1 Q. So that statement is correct, isn't it? 2 A. I said that. 3 Q. And you believe it was correct then and it's correct now. 4 Correct? 5 A. That's a little bit of an interest to say. The answer is 6 basically it's correct, still. 7 Q. Thank you. 8 A. But the issues there are different now than they were then. 9 Q. Can you tell me if it is no longer true that "the bottom 10 line is how tight were the controls for these computer systems, 11 and hence, how many reliance can be placed on them?" Is that 12 true? 13 A. What we're talking about here is a contrast between two 14 different approaches to doing this work. One is conformance 15 audit, which if the controls were tight enough, you wouldn't 16 have to do a reconciliation. 17 And the other is, if you're not sure about the 18 controls, you can do -- you have to do a reconciliation. Much 19 more expensive process. 20 Q. So basically what you're still saying here isn't -- remains 21 to be true, isn't it? What you said here is true today? 22 A. There were two approaches, and that is true. There were two 23 approaches. 24 Q. Thank you. 25 Now, do you, yourself, have any knowledge whether or 1053 1 not the IRMS system has had sufficient controls? 2 A. I do not. 3 Q. Do you know if any of the other systems that house the data 4 had sufficient controls? 5 A. Not in the way you're using the phrase, no. 6 Q. How about the way you're using the phrase? We're using your 7 terms now. 8 A. The answer would still be the same. I do not know. 9 Q. Did anyone inform you whether or not they had sufficient 10 controls? 11 A. No. We did undertake to do some testing of the systems, 12 okay, that we're looking at to see what kind of results we could 13 have expected from them, but the issue of control is really 14 beyond our scope. 15 Q. It's beyond your scope? 16 A. That's correct. 17 Q. And you're only making conclusions about the consistency of 18 the information, not about the accuracy of the data. Correct? 19 A. We're going back to that again? 20 Q. Well, I'm just trying to understand. 21 A. My answer is, if I have a transaction that I'm testing with 22 supporting documents, and I find the supporting documents, okay, 23 even though it's very difficult to find them, okay, but I do 24 find them, okay, I'm going to be -- if I'm an accountant -- 25 Q. Doctor, you're not an accountant. We're talking to you 1054 1 about your opinions -- 2 MR. WARSHAWSKY: Objection, Your Honor. The witness -- 3 THE WITNESS: You're asking me a question outside of my 4 scope, then. 5 THE COURT: Let him finish his answer, counsel. 6 THE WITNESS: May I finish? 7 THE COURT: Yes. 8 A. And the accountants actually are pulling this information 9 from a system, okay, and they're making a comparison with a 10 transaction that's on an electronic database, and they end up 11 concluding that the two match, okay, or that they don't match. 12 But they end up concluding something that they believe is true. 13 That's what I relied on when we did our work. 14 If they had a different kind of system, then you could 15 use a different kind of approach, but that kind of approach was 16 not judged suitable. 17 BY MR. GINGOLD: 18 Q. So the answer is the accountants or consultants are making 19 those conclusions. Correct? 20 A. That's correct. 21 MR. GINGOLD: I'd like to turn to what is identified as 22 Bates number 421. 23 BY MR. GINGOLD: 24 Q. And I would like to first point out the first page, which is 25 page one. This is a January 29th, 2007 memorandum from you to 1055 1 Jeffrey Zippin. 2 A. Yes. 3 Q. Do you recall this, document? 4 A. Yes, I do. 5 MR. GINGOLD: I'd like to turn to Bates number two, 6 footnote one. 7 BY MR. GINGOLD: 8 Q. This is similar to what you testified in response to a 9 question from Mr. Warshawsky. 10 A. Yes. 11 Q. Do you see that? 12 A. Yes, I do. 13 Q. It talks about when you were at the IRS and how you viewed 14 taxpayers as whether or not they were trustworthy? 15 A. Yes. This is -- 16 Q. And what did you say in this footnote, Doctor? 17 A. In our IRS background, all instances of unsupported 18 transactions could be disallowed. 19 Q. And why is that? 20 A. Pardon me? 21 Q. Why is that? 22 A. Because there was no trust in the taxpayers involved. 23 Q. Does that also apply to systems, if the systems are 24 untrustworthy? 25 A. That wasn't the context in which I used this. 1056 1 Q. I asked you if it also applies to the systems. 2 A. I don't have the answer to that question. That's not what 3 we were addressing here. 4 Q. But you've made -- I think you've made statements in your 5 opinion, or rebuttal opinion, and also in other reports that 6 you've filed with the Department of Interior that I think you 7 found that the systems have been performing, or there's no 8 evidence that they haven't been performing. Do you recall 9 making those statements? 10 A. I do. 11 Q. And are you referring in that regard to the paper ledger era 12 when you made those statements? 13 A. In that particular context, which is I'm referring to the 14 system as a whole, yeah. 15 Q. So that would include both the paper and the electronic? 16 A. Yes, sir, yeah. 17 MR. GINGOLD: I would like to call up an exhibit which 18 is identified as PPX4174. 19 BY MR. GINGOLD: 20 Q. Doctor, just for clarification, this was not one of the GAO 21 reports that was included in your meta-analysis. Have you ever 22 seen this before? 23 A. I'm not sure. What's the date on it, 1982? 24 Q. 1982, that's correct. So it is shortly before the defined 25 electronic ledger era. Do you see that? 1057 1 A. Uh-huh. 2 Q. Doctor, I would like you to turn to what would be the 3 page 2-I of this exhibit. And there's a head note. It says, 4 "Causes of the System's Breakdown." Do you see that? Sorry. 5 A. Thank you. 6 Q. And I would like to read the first sentence. "GAO 7 identified two basic causes for the breakdown of the accounting 8 system." 9 I'm trying to move this a little rapidly, but this 10 deals with the Individual Indian Trust, and also the Tribal 11 Trust systems. 12 MR. GINGOLD: If the Court would like me to go through 13 them in more detail, I will. 14 BY MR. GINGOLD: 15 Q. But in any event, were you aware that at least the 16 Controller General in 1982 believed the accounting systems had 17 broken down? 18 A. I'm aware of the general work done by other organizations 19 who have audited this system over the years. Okay? And -- 20 Q. So you're aware there were at least identifiable problems. 21 Correct? 22 A. Oh, yes. 23 Q. But you hadn't been told the systems had broken down, were 24 you? 25 A. I remember that phrase, yeah. 1058 1 Q. I would like to turn to page 3-I, second paragraph from the 2 bottom above the head note. And I would like to read the first 3 part of it, the first few, I think, five lines of the paragraph. 4 "These matters have been pointed out repeatedly over a 5 number of years by GAO, Interior's inspector general, and 6 various system study groups. Bureau managers were well aware of 7 the problems and acknowledged that the information in the 8 automated accounting and finance system was unreliable." 9 Had you been informed that by your client, the 10 defendant? 11 THE COURT: Mr. Gingold, this is a 25-year old 12 document. Right? 13 MR. GINGOLD: That's correct, Your Honor. 14 THE COURT: I gather this is all in aid of your 15 proposition that if was once unreliable, you can consider it 16 unreliable for all purposes, since you used to work for the IRS. 17 Is that what you're saying? 18 MR. GINGOLD: Not entirely, Your Honor, no. It was 19 unreliable at that point in time. If it has ever become 20 reliable, it should be viewed as reliable from that point 21 forward, but not for the historical data. 22 THE COURT: So you're focused on old-fashioned 23 pre-electronic era information? 24 MR. GINGOLD: Your Honor, that was -- your hypothesis 25 with regard to the paper records era, as I understand 1059 1 Dr. Scheuren, is that the characteristics in the paper era are 2 similar to the electronic era. 3 THE COURT: And you want him to say that was not a 4 reasonable hypothesis because of all this old stuff from the 5 GAO. Right? 6 MR. GINGOLD: Well, the question is whether or not his 7 hypothesis is supportable based on four points that he 8 identified which support his hypothesis. 9 THE COURT: Well, you know, rather than showing him 10 these 25-year old words, seems to me that you ought to stick 11 within his expertise, which is statistics. I think he's told us 12 where the hypothesis came from. It came from the dollars. You 13 try the hypothesis, if it works, fine; if it doesn't work, you 14 look at something else. 15 We keep going back to these old documents, which 16 frankly aren't doing much for me. Let's break for lunch. 17 (Recess taken at 12:31 p.m.) 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1060 1 CERTIFICATE OF OFFICIAL COURT REPORTER 2 3 I, Rebecca Stonestreet, certify that the foregoing is a 4 correct transcript from the record of proceedings in the 5 above-entitled matter. 6 7 8 9 _______________________________ _________ 10 SIGNATURE OF COURT REPORTER DATE 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25	en
markdown	290397	# Presentation: 290397 ## TASverter and the UpgradedSTEP-NRF and STEP-TAS Protocols - Hans Peter de Koning (ESA/ESTEC D/TOS-MCV, The Netherlands) - [email protected] - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace Product Data Exchange - April 7-10, 2003, NIST, Gaithersburg, Md, USA Notes: <Simulog est une société fondée à l’initiative de l’INRIA (INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RECHERCHE EN INFORMATIQUE ET AUTOMATIQUE) il y a plus de 10 ans, en 1984. La définition de la mission de l’entreprise est basée sur l’objectif initial de ses initiateurs: être un pont entre l’industrie et la recherche publique. La mission de l’entreprise comporte deux points qui reflètent notre stratégie mais aussi le marché sur lequel Simulog évolue: L’objectif numéro 1 est de fournir une gamme de prestation complète: Simulog doit intégrer les solutions proposées dans l’environnement industriel préexistant de ses clients. Cette connaissance approfondie des besoins du client , de son métier et de son environnement permet d’atteindre plusieurs objectifs positifs: 1. la mise en confiance du client, qui facilite le dialogue lors de la phase de spécification des besoins (meilleure compréhension des besoins) et lors de l’apport des solutions nouvelles (plus grande facilité à obtenir l’adhésion du client). 2. la fidélisation du client, qui permet d'accroître l’efficacité et la rentabilité des études au fur et à mesure. L’objectif numéro 2 consiste à s’adapter aux nouvelles technologies pour offrir au client une solution industrielle à un problème ne pouvant être traité par les méthodes classiques. > ## Topics - Brief recap of STEP-NRF and STEP-TAS protocols - Why TASverter ? - Scope and purpose of TASverter - Development approach - Updates to NRF and TAS protocols - Current status - Outlook - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Recap STEP-NRF (1)(Network-model Results Format) - Generic, discipline-independent exchange of models & results - Model definition, using a discrete network representation - Supports model/submodel hierarchy - Results data, produced in analysis, test or operation - Meta-data, which records details of actual analysis, test or operation performed - Only discrete observations - I.e. sampled results at discrete locations for discrete states of the model / object under observation, no support for continuous fields or similar - Any property value has explicit (physical) quantity and unit - Data model designed to cope efficiently with large amounts of results - Built-in support for scalar, vector, matrix, tensor data - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Recap STEP-NRF (2)(Network-model Results Format) - Central NRF data structure is the ‘datacube’ - - each element of the cube is a scalar, vector or tensor property for a specific (item, quantity, state) - - state quantity is normally time or frequence - - ‘simple’ and ‘advanced’ SUBTYPEs, respectively for literal and generalised functional property values - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Recap STEP-TAS(Thermal Analysis for Space) - STEP-based application protocol - Initial scope: Exchange of thermal-radiative models for space, including rigid body kinematics and orbit / attitude / orientation specification - Geometry represented by bounded face model with minimal topology (compatible with AP 203 CC4) - Extended scope: Exchange of thermal lumped parameter network models - Targetting exchange between various SINDAs, ESATAN - STEP-TAS is a pure superset of STEP-NRF (Used as ‘integrated resource’) - Developed since 1996 mainly on ESA funding, supported by CNES, NASA - Originally full ARM / AIM according to ISO TC184/SC4 procedures - Accompagnying STEP-TAS library (C and F77 API) provided since 1998 - Many tools implemented prototype or industrial beta converters - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Why TASverter ? - STEP-TAS converters did not deliver industrial solution up to now - Only ESARAD, THERMICA and Thermal Desktop have STEP-TAS exchange included in industrial releases - Exchange is slow, often not reliable, and fails for large models - Existing STEP-TAS architecture had too many layers - Bad performance (CPU / elapsed time) - Inefficient memory usage, huge memory requirements - Expensive to verify and maintain - Difficult to distribute on multiple platform/compiler combinations - However principle of providing protocol + libraryis still very good and should be retained! - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Scope and purpose of TASverter - TASverter is an initiative of ESA/ESTEC D/TOS-MCV to: - Offer users finally a properly working solution for exchange of thermal models - First between major European analysis tools ESARAD and THERMICA - Remove complicated dependency on (at least) 4 developers - STEP-TAS and STEP library developers, Tool X and Tool Y developers - Produce a fully functional (open source) framework for validation and verification of STEP-based data exchange protocols and implementations - Lay a solid basis for the future - Low threshold for implementation - Maintainable and cost-effective - Ensure long term availability (no third party dependence) - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Development approach (1) - Implementation in pure Python (v2.2) - Following positive experience with earlier ‘ad-hoc’ converter developments - Internal data storage uses STEP-TAS (ARM) data model - Implemented in ‘STEP-TAS Repository Handler’, which is largely generated automatically with pyExpress from the STEP-TAS EXPRESS schema - For each supported tool/format a ‘reader’ and a ‘writer’ is created - Full testsuite built up alongside development - Unit, integration and large model testcases under configuration control - Integrated validation and fine-tuning of STEP-NRF and STEP-TAS - Goal is recreation of models which are understandable and editable by humans - Efficient update cycle is possible with pyExpress STEP-TAS library generator - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Development approach (2) Phase 1 - STEP-TAS Repository Handler - (produced by pyExpress) - thermica_VIF_reader - thermica_SYSBAS_reader - thermica_SYSBAS_writer - esarad_erg_reader - esarad_erg_writer - THERMICA - .SYSBAS - THERMICA - .VIF - ESARAD - .erg - THERMICA - SYSBAS-to-VIF-export - Part_21_reader - Part_21_writer - STEP-TAS - Part 21 - .stp - TRASYS_reader - TRASYS_writer - TRASYS - .inp temporary route via .VIF for quick development and verification - thermica_VIF_writer - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Updates to NRF and TAS protocols (1) - Removed AIM and mapping table, focussed on robust ARM - Interoperability with AP203 was not achieved in practice - Better do an executable AP203/TAS converter (retained mapping table for this) - Cost of full AIM implementation, verification and maintenance too high - Major clean-up and replacement of unclear terminology - Resolved many issues collected over the years - Includes artificial constructs in ARM from original AIM/GR mapping - Changed TAS navigational structure from bottom-up to top-down - Much easier / more natural to use in OO repository API - Revalidated relationships for TAS geometry, meshing, thermal-radiative faces and made data model more consistent - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Updates to NRF and TAS protocols (2) - Updated NRF definitions for ‘datacube’, quantities and properties - Permitted all permutations of ordering (item, quantity, state) - Added a dedicated datacube for material properties - Started to move protocol documents from MS Word to XHTML - Revalidated all WHERE and RULE constraints - Made all INVERSE attribute definitions consistent - Consequence is that new STEP-TAS (ARM) Part 21 files are not compatible with previous STEP-TAS (AIM) Part 21 files - Not a serious problem since STEP-TAS was not yet really in industrial use - Last chance for this kind of updates - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Current TASverter status - Started in October 2002; second release made per 26 March 2003 - Self-contained Windows executable (no need to install Python) - Download from http://www.estec.esa.int/thermsoft - THERMICA .VIF and .SYSBAS readers - ESARAD .erg writer - Configuration controlled testsuite with unit and large model testcases,including fully automated run scripts for verification and regression testing - Being tested by industrial users in Europe - Now under construction - ESARAD .erg reader - THERMICA .VIF and .SYSBAS writers - Upgrade Part 21 reader/writer to industrial level (pyExpress) - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## TASverter example 1: ISS_coldTHERMICA to ESARAD - 711 thermal-radiative surfaces, converted in less than 15 seconds. - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## TASverter example 2: ATVTHERMICA to ESARAD - 1700 thermal-radiative surfaces, converted in less than 25 seconds. - Model hierarchy and coordinate transformations fully retained. - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## TASverter example 2: ATVTHERMICA to ESARAD - Original THERMICA .SYSBAS - Generated ESARAD .erg - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Outlook (short term) - Update STEP-NRF and STEP-TAS protocols (ARM only) - Submit as NWI to ISO TC 184 / SC 4 for ballot as PAS or TS - Provide and verify pyExpress generated C++ libraries for STEP-TAS - Publish tools and schemas in open source - pyExpress and TASverter - STEP-TAS and STEP-NRF schemas, Python and C++ libraries - ESA development STEP-SPE (Space Environmental Analysis) - Currently open for tender, start foreseen summer 2003 - Extends TAS for micro-meteorites/debris, contamination, atomox, radiation ... - Promote implementation STEP-TAS in other European and US tools - Cigale2 (Alcatel), TMG, TSS, Thermal Desktop, ... - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Outlook (longer term) - Extend TASverter with new reader/writer plug-ins - Transform existing TRASYS/ESARAD converter to TRASYS reader/writer - Transform existing SINDA85/ESATAN converter to SINDA85 reader and ESATAN writer - Add more SINDA/ESATAN-like readers / writers - Add AP203 reader/writer, with primitive shape recognition capability - Can be derived from existing AP203/ESARAD converter plus old TAS AIM mapping; possibly add facetting of remaining NURBS surfaces - Construct HDF5 mapping and libraries for STEP-NRF - Extend pyExpress to generate pure Fortran libraries - Some demand for legacy applications (perhaps also SINDA / ESATAN) - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003 ## Acknowledgements - Co-workers at ESA/ESTEC: Simon Appel, David Alsina - Contractor Simulog (France): Olivier Pailles, Arnaud Klinger - Subcontractor GRAITEC (France): Eric Lebègue and co-workers - ESARAD / ALSTOM Power (UK): Julian Thomas, David Scurrah - THERMICA / Astrium SAS (France): Marc Jacquiau - 2003 NASA-ESA Workshop on Aerospace PDE at NIST - 7-10 April 2003	en
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all-txt-docs	008930	Emerging Infectious Diseases [Volume 5 No.1 / January - February 1999] Suggested Citation Dispatches Preventing Zoonotic Diseases in Immunocompromised Persons: The Role of Physicians and Veterinarians Sara Grant and Christopher W. Olsen University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, USA --------------------------------------------------------------------------- We surveyed physicians and veterinarians in Wisconsin about the risk for and prevention of zoonotic diseases in immunocompromised persons. We found that physicians and veterinarians hold significantly different views about the risks posed by certain infectious agents and species of animals and communicate very little about zoonotic issues; moreover, physicians believe that veterinarians should be involved in many aspects of zoonotic disease prevention, including patient education. The bond between humans and animals has been recognized for many years, and pet ownership has been associated with both emotional and health benefits (1-4). However, pet ownership may also pose health risks through the zoonotic transmission of infectious diseases, especially in the immunocompromised (5). Animal-associated pathogens of concern to immunocompromised persons include Toxoplasma gondii, Cryptosporidium spp., Salmonella spp., Campylobacter spp., Giardia lamblia, Rhodococcus equi, Bartonella spp., Mycobacterium marinum, Bordetella bronchiseptica, Chlamydia psittaci, and zoophilic dermatophytes (2,6). However, with the exception of Bartonella henselae and zoophilic dermatophytes, infections in humans are more commonly acquired from sources other than pets, and the infectious disease risk from owning pets is considered low (2,7). Nonetheless, HIV-infected persons may still be advised not to own pets (8). Since human medicine often does not delve deeply into the role of animals in the transmission of zoonotic agents (7,9) and veterinary medicine does not cover the clinical aspects of human disease, zoonotic disease control requires involvement of both physicians and veterinarians. We examined how frequently physicians and veterinarians encounter zoonotic diseases, what role physicians think veterinarians should play in zoonotic disease prevention, how often physicians and veterinarians communicate about zoonoses issues, and what physicians and veterinarians perceive as the disease risk of immunocompromised persons from pets. Our sample populations were drawn from membership lists of the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association (WVMA) and the State Medical Society of Wisconsin (excluding retired practitioners). Veterinarians (n = 526) were chosen by a systematic sampling of every third name on the WVMA membership list. Since veterinarians in all types of practice may encounter zoonotic problems, sampling was not stratified by specialty. Physicians (n=698) were chosen by specialty most likely to involve both zoonotic diseases and immunocompromised patients (all physicians who listed infectious disease [n = 38] or hematology/oncology [n = 103] as specialties), as well as randomly selected cohorts of pediatricians (n = 100), and general internal medicine physicians (n = 500). Duplicate names were removed. Each participant was mailed a cover letter; a number-coded, postage-paid return envelope; and a physician- or veterinarian-specific survey. Nonresponders received a second survey 3 weeks after the first. For questions with a response scale of 1 to 5, the sample size was large enough for a 2-sample Z-test to statistically compare mean responses between physicians and veterinarians. Additionally, responses were analyzed by veterinary practice type and physician specialty. Statistically significant differences in responses by specialty are noted in the text. A 2-sample Z-test employing the standard large sample approximation to binomial data was used to compare the proportions of responses by physicians and veterinarians to the question about zoonotic pathogens of concern to immunocompromised patients. Surveys were completed by 327 veterinarians and 322 physicians (overall response rate of 53%). Responses from veterinarians were as follows: 142 (43%) small-animal practice, 65 (20%) large-animal practice, 98 (30%) mixed-animal practice, and 22 (7%) exotic-animal practice. The distribution of respondents by practice type is very similar to the distribution by practice type across the State of Wisconsin (46% small animal, 19% large animal, 35% mixed, and 0.3% exotic [data courtesy of M. Mardock, Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association]), except for an overrepresentation of exotic-animal practitioners. Nationally, 8% of veterinarians are in large animal practice exclusively, 29% in mixed practice, 58% in small animal practice and 5% "other" (data from the Veterinary Economics Statistics Brochure of the AVMA, September 1998). The distribution of responses from physicians included 24 (7%) in infectious diseases, 48 (15%) in hematology/oncology, 53 (16%) in pediatrics and 197 (61%) in general internal medicine (including 16 who specifically categorized themselves as pulmonologists and 11 as rheumatologists). Among our random selection of pediatricians and general internists, the respondent ratio of 3.7 internists for every 1 pediatrician is slightly higher than the statewide ratio of 2.5 (Wisconsin physician data courtesy of M. O'Brien, State Medical Society of Wisconsin) and the national ratio of 2.0 (10). The survey results indicate that veterinarians (Table 1) encounter zoonotic diseases in their practices or discuss them with their clients more frequently (p < 0.00001) than physicians (Table 2). Among veterinarians, small-animal practitioners encounter zoonoses more frequently than veterinarians as a whole (mean = 2.80, p = 0.05), and large-animal veterinarians less frequently (mean = 3.41, p = 0.001). Among physicians, infectious disease specialists encounter zoonoses more frequently than the overall population of physician respondents (mean = 3.44, p = 0.001), but these specialists still encounter zoonoses problems less frequently than veterinarians (p = 0.05). Table 1. Survey of veterinarians ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Questions Responses ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ How often do you encounter or discuss zoonotic diseases in your patient population? 1=Several times/day; 2=Daily; 3=Weekly; 4=Occasionally; 5=Never X = 3.02(sup a) (0.05)(sup b) How often do physicians contact you for advice on the animal aspects of transmission and risks of zoonotic diseases? 1=Several times/week; 2=Several times/month; 3=Several times/year; 4=Rarely; 5=Never X = 4.30 (0.04) How often do you contact physicians regarding a zoonotic disease? 1=Several times/week; 2=Several times/month; 3=Several times/year; 4=Rarely; 5=Never X = 4.21 (0.04) If you know that a client is immunocompromised, do you offer consultation on zoonotic disease prevention? - Yes n=96(sup c) - No n=9 - The situation has never arisen n=205 How much risk to immunocompromised patients is associated with owning or having contact with the following animals? 1=Highest risk to 5=Lowest risk - Reptile X = 2.28 (0.09) - Bird X = 2.49 (0.07) - Kitten (<6 months of age) X = 2.81 (0.07) - Puppy (<6 months of age) X = 3.02 (0.07) - Farm animals X = 3.05 (0.07) - Cat X = 3.28 (0.06) - Dog X = 3.86 (0.06) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (sup a)Mean of all respondents. (sup b)Standard error of the mean. (sup c)Absolute number of veterinarians answering "yes", "no" or "the situation has never arisen". When physicians were asked (on a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 = very comfortable and 5 = not comfortable) how comfortable they felt about advising patients on the role of animals in the transmission of zoonotic agents and associated risks, with the exception of infectious disease specialists (whose mean comfort level = 1.92 was significantly [p < 0.0001] better than that of the overall population of physicians), they responded that they were not very comfortable in this role (mean = 3.69, Table 2); moreover, physicians indicated that veterinarians should play an equal or greater role in advising patients about zoonotic diseases (Table 2). In particular, they suggested that veterinarians should be involved not only in controlling zoonotic disease pathogens in animals, but also in providing information for patients and physicians (Table 2). However, the survey demonstrated a nearly complete lack of communication between physicians and veterinarians about zoonotic disease issues (Tables 1,2). In addition, patients themselves do not appear to view veterinarians as a source of zoonotic disease information. Of 310 veterinarians, 96 indicated that they offer special consultation about additional steps for zoonotic disease prevention if they are aware of the fact that a client is immunocompromised; however, for 205 of 310 respondents, the client's health was never discussed (Table 1). Table 2. Survey of physicians ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Questions Responses ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ How often do you encounter or discuss zoonotic diseases in your patient population? 1=Several times/day; 2=Daily; 3=Weekly; 4=Occasionally; 5=Never X = 4.16(sup a) (0.03)(sup b) How comfortable do you feel in advising patients specifically on the animal aspects of transmission and the risks for zoonotic diseases? 1=Very comfortable to 5=Not X = 3.69 (0.05) Should veterinarians be involved in advising clients about the potential for zoonotic disease? 1=Veterinarian should have primary responsibility; 3=Responsibility should be equal; 5= Physician should have primary responsibility X = 2.77 (0.05) How involved should veterinarians be in the following areas in reducing transmission of zoonotic disease agents to immunocompromised patients, providing that client confidentiality is maintained? 1=Very involved to 5=Not involved - General maintenance of animal health X = 1.62 (0.06) - Additional zoonotic disease screening of animals X = 1.78 (0.06) - Zoonoses education for patients X = 2.08 (0.06) - Consultation for physicians X = 2.12 (0.06) How often do veterinarians contact you regarding zoonotic diseases? 1=Several times/week; 2=Several times/month; 3=Several times/year; 4=Rarely; 5=Never X = 4.74 (0.03) How often do you contact veterinarians for advice on the animal aspects of transmission and risks of zoonotic diseases? 1=Several times/week; 2=Several times/month; 3=Several times/year; 4=Rarely; 5=Never X = 4.55 (0.03) How much risk to immunocompromised patients is associated with owning or having contact with the following animals? 1=Highest risk to 5=Lowest risk - Bird X = 2.37 (0.07) - Kitten (<6 months of age) X = 2.47 (0.08) - Cat X = 2.58 (0.07) - Reptile X = 2.64 (0.09) - Farm animals X = 2.94 (0.08) - Puppy (<6 months of age) X = 3.28 (0.08) - Dog X = 3.69 (0.06) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (sup a)Mean of all respondents. (sup b) Standard error of the mean. In the second portion of the survey, we examined the views of physicians and veterinarians on the possible disease risks (from specific animals or pathogens) to immunocompromised persons. Various animals were ranked on a risk scale of 1 to 5 (1 = highest risk to 5 = lowest risk, with an option to respond "unsure"). Veterinarians assigned a higher risk than physicians to reptiles (p = 0.004) and puppies (p = 0.01); physicians assigned a higher risk than veterinarians to cats (p < 0.00001) and kittens (p = 0.001) (Tables 1,2). Physicians and veterinarians were also asked to list the two zoonotic pathogens of greatest concern for immunocompromised persons (Table 3). The two most frequently named pathogens were Salmonella spp. and Toxoplasma gondii. Within this ranking, Salmonella spp. were listed more frequently (p = 0.001) by veterinarians than physicians, and this concern may explain why veterinarians thought that reptiles pose the greatest risk to the immunocompromised (Table 1). (Because of the high prevalence in reptiles of Salmonella infection, immunocompromised persons are advised not to own or handle reptiles [2,11]). In contrast, T. gondii was listed as a potential disease risk more often by physicians (p = 0.001), which is consistent with physician's concern about immunocompromised persons owning kittens and cats as pets (Table 2). Table 3. Responses of physicians and veterinarians when In summary, our asked to "List the two zoonotic pathogens you believe survey results should be of greatest concern for immunocompromised indicate that individuals" physicians and veterinarians hold very different --------------------------------------------------------views about the Pathogen Physicians Veterinarians disease risks from --------------------------------------------------------certain animals and infectious Toxoplasma gondii n(sup a) = 144 n(sup b) = 74(sup c) agents and Salmonella spp. n = 61 n = 111(sup c) communicate very little about Cryptosporidium zoonotic disease parvum n = 54 n = 86 prevention. The Mycobacterium spp. n = 29 n = 18 perceived risks posed by specific Chlamydia psittaci n = 24 n = 31 pathogens raise Bartonella spp. n = 15 n = 10 some questions. Histoplasma n = 1c First, for both capsulatum n = 13 Salmonella spp. and T. gondii, Giardia lamblia n = 12 n = 14 contact with pets Pasteurella spp. n = 9 n = 6 is not the only, or even the most Borrelia burgdorferi n = 8 n = 6 important, source Pneumocystis carinii n = 8 n = 2 of infection for Cytomegalovirus n = 8 n = 0(sup C) humans. Contaminated foods Blastomyces are the most dermatitidis n = 7 n = 9 common vehicle of Rabies virus n = 6 n = 2 Salmonella spp. infection (12); Campylobacter spp. n = 5 n = 10 undercooked meat Escherichia coli n = 2 n = 11(sup d) is also a common vehicle of T. Streptococcus spp. n = 1 n = 9(sup d) gondii infection. Dermatophytes n = 1 n = 24(sup C) Up to 25% of lamb and pork samples "Unsure" n = 29 n = 9 contain Toxoplasma Total number of n = 259 n = 271 tissue cysts (13). participants Therefore, responding although cats are to this question the definitive hosts for T. --------------------------------------------------------gondii, cat (sup a)Total number of times each agent was listed by ownership is not physicians. associated with an (sup b)Total number of times each agent was listed by increase in veterinarians. among HIV-infected Toxoplasma seroconversion (sup c,d) The number of times these organisms were persons (14). physicians and veterinarians were significantly of the infectious different. (sup c)p < 0.001; (sup d)p=0.02 ). disease agents (e.g., Secondly, a number Borrelia burgdorferi, Histoplasma capsulatum, Blastomyces dermatitidis, and Pneumocystis carinii) listed as zoonotic disease risks by both physicians and veterinarians are not truly zoonotic, but rather shared infections. Both animals and humans are infected, but animals are not the direct vehicles of infection for humans. In addition, cytomegaloviruses of humans and animals are not infectious across species. Finally, it is surprising that infection with B. henselae, the causative agent of cat scratch disease, which also causes bacillary angiomatosis, peliosis hepatis, and other conditions in immunocompromised persons, was listed relatively infrequently by both physicians and veterinarians (Table 3). Exposure to kittens has been clearly implicated as a significant risk factor in the epidemiology of B. henselae (15). Both physicians and veterinarians need to recognize the role of this pathogen in the zoonotic infection of immunocompromised persons and the role of cats in its transmission. Our finding that 205 of 310 veterinarians never knew a client's immunocompromised condition is consistent with a previous study in which only 21% of HIV patients felt most comfortable in asking their veterinarian about the health risks of pet ownership (16). Through approaches such as small signs in exam rooms, zoonotic disease brochures in reception areas, comments in practice newsletters, and affiliation with support groups in the community, veterinarians can encourage immunocompromised persons to avail themselves of the diagnostic and preventive measures that can be provided for zoonotic agents. Our results suggest that communication between physicians and veterinarians about zoonotic diseases is largely absent. Enhancing such communication could help prevent transmission of zoonotic agents. In addition to directly contacting veterinary practitioners in their community, physicians can also contact their state health departments for information, since some health departments have public health veterinarians on staff. Links between the professions on a broader scale (e.g., through combined veterinary/medical student training and continuing education) to foster a broader consensus about zoonotic disease risks and prevention should also be encouraged. Acknowledgments We thank Linda Sullivan, George Mejicano, Ken Felz, Barbara Burell, and Winifred Grant for assistance in designing or distributing the surveys and Chet Thomas, Rick Nordheim, Brian Aldridge, Sandra Martin, and Tom Tabone for assisting in data analysis. The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation and the Bernice Barbour Foundation supported this research. Dr. Grant is a staff veterinarian at the New Haven Central Hospital for Veterinary Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut. 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converted_docs	590841	i Michiko,\ \ Michiko Masutani wrote: Ad:\ I am glad to hear you are interested in to come LWG in summer. I will mention to Wayman.\ \ It seems simulating L1B will not have much benefit. That is right David Tan said ESA will finalize bufr table for L1B but bufr table for L2B depends on each center. If you send me LIPAS version of bufr table for L2B, that will help. I am not quite sure what you are looking for, but I attached the (not so cleaned) FORTRAN code that we use to write the LIPAS output to BUFR. In fact, we BUFR DWL as a pseudo pilot, because no BUFR tables were available for DWL at the time we did OSSE and SOSE.\ \ Please let me know if you need more information.\ \ Regards, Gert-Jan I wish you a nice summer break.\ Michiko\ \ Ad Stoffelen wrote: Dear Michiko,\ \ Michiko Masutani wrote: Gert-Jan and Ad :\ 1) I sent the last E-mail to Wayman to request travel fund which he still has to work on. He said he has to invite Oliver for T-PARK project. So he has to come up with extra fund to invite you. I included Ad because I thought \"Why not two?\". Gert-Jan will probably come to the LWG in winter and not me. It appears more effective when KNMI distributes its missions over its employees, so I may come for the summer LWG perhaps. 2\) OSSE with L1B is just my idea. I think using simulated L2B remove interesting part of model error from simulated data. It is also help to prepare complete data assimilation cycle before the launch. I do not quite see how to get substantial model error in the L2B data, it is primarily measurement data ? On your second point, I\'m trying to convince EUMETSAT of a NRT cenral Aeolus L2B processing in BUFR. Currently, KNMI processes ESA ERS-2 scatterometer data in NRT with 50-minute timeliness (see [www.knmi.nl/scatterometer](http://www.knmi.nl/scatterometer)) which could be a precedent for Aeolus. In that case L2B BUFR data may be assimilated by NCEP. 3\) Ron Errico will get ready calibrated radiance data and conventional data in late summer. First he will prepare for 6 weeks from summer and winter, then he will process for entire year. NCEP and NESDIS are working on thinned radiance data for whole year and probably get ready this summer. Perfect conventional data are already available and posted at\ <ftp://ftp.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/exper/mmasutani/NR2006/SIM_OBS/prepbufrT511/jw.aug07>\ JMA are down loading and running LETKF. They have to wait for Mr Sato\'s returning Japan to include radiance any way.\ \ It is nice to have small amount of data as soon as possible. Usually it takes time to get system working. NCEP system is very poorly documented and we are heavily rely on information in the brains on splendid and dedicated staffs who work for NCEP for long time. We now prepared a proposal for ESA and Gert-Jan will submit it. 4) Do you mean T799 mode resolve only 200km?\ Oreste found some problem in tropics of T799 NR\ <http://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/research/JointOSSEs/record/Jan-Mar08/Reale_T799_October_Nature_Run.ppt>\ We are still working on evaluation of midlatitude storm. If you find any thing, please let us know. With Gert-Jan we found some interesting results indeed on the ECMWF model, but not yet for the NR. I\'m sure he will let you know when he has the NR results. 5) I met Anne Grete Straume-Lindner of ESA in ILRC. I told her that you are writing a proposal. She said she will be expecting your proposal. Very good!\ \ Have a nice summer break, mine starts now for two weeks!\ \ Cheers,\ \ Ad Michiko\ \ \ \ Gert-Jan Marseille wrote: Dear Michiko,\ \ Indeed, I am planning to attend the next LWG in winter. I can present the latest results on ADM vertical sampling strategies.\ \ This is also a good opportunity to discuss ADM simulation for the Joint OSSE. The Aeolus E2S is not suitable to simulate one year of ADM observations, because of computation time. Instead I am planning to use the LIPAS tool we developed in the past. LIPAS takes into account instrument error and a spatial representativeness error.\ \ I checked the spatial scales resolved by the operational ECMWF model (T799 \~ 25 km grid). Horizontal scales below 200 km are (almost) not resolved by the model. I am planning to do a similar analysis for the nature run. The spatial scales not resolved by the nature run will drive the representativeness error to be added to the simulated ADM (and taking into account that ADM samples the atmosphere 50 km along track)\ \ Currently, LIPAS generates level-2 ADM data.\ I understand that you are planning to install the ADM L2B-processor and use it for the Joint OSSE? Do you have a schedule available for the planned experiments? I guess you will start with calibration experiments using conventional observations only? So DWL will be used at a later stage. Do you have any idea when?\ \ I am asking because the L2B processor is not ready at this stage. I have no clear picture when it will reach the stage of maturity to be used for the Joint OSSE, but that will not be before the end of this year. I will discuss with my colleagues Ad and Jos how much work is required to adapt LIPAS to generate L1B data.\ \ This week I am finishing my proposal to ESA for ADM (and follow-ons) simulation. It would be helpful if you can send me a schedule of planned experiments (and the use of DWL in particular).\ \ Best regards, Gert-Jan\ \ \ \ Michiko Masutani wrote: Wayman:\ I am sorry you had to miss David Tan\'s Visit to EMC.\ \ At 9am meeting he had intensive discussion with Greg Krasowski (JCSDA and work with Dennis Keiser), Hongming Qi (OSDPD), Jack Woollen. Tong Zhu, Zhaoxia Pu, Yuanfu Xsi and myself stayed all the meeting as well.\ We went though documentations and bufr table. EE format and bufr conversion. We discuss about how we will receive ADM data. We thought that the involvement of Hongming will depend on whether ADM data will come from GTS or ftp. Anyway Greg will be getting ready for ADM preprocessor.\ \ Seminar was attended by only about 15 people. This was a little disappointing. But people who came to the meeting become much more prepared for ADN and idea of space based DWL.\ \ In the afternoon, Dave showed installation of L2BP processor. We tested at NESDIS linux machine and at University of Utah with Zhaoxia\'s help. Detail documentation was very helpful. Greg will test on IBM and contact with David.\ \ L2BP_Release1.33 is posted at\ <ftp://ftp.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/exper/mmasutani/ADM>\ Thy are still test version and not available from public site, yet. We will test and report bugs to David.\ \ I still think it is worthwhile to simulate L1B data from T511 Joint OSSE NR for ADM. Instead of going through Aeolus E2S (End-to-End Simulator), I wonder if KNMI can simulate L1B data which simulate errors due to the different between NR and DAS model.\ \ I hope either Gert-Jan or Ad Stoffelen will be able to visit EMC after the LWG meeting in next winter and discuss with SWA about simulation of DWL.\ \ Michiko \-- \ \ \ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\* \* Gert-Jan Marseille \\ \ KNMI, PO Box 201, 3730 AE de Bilt \\ \ The Netherlands \* \* \\ \ Tel: +31 30 22 06 820 \\ \ Fax: +31 30 22 10 407 \\ \ \\ \ E-mail: <[email protected]> \\ \ <http://www.knmi.nl/~marseill/> \\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ c subroutine out_pseudoPilot(ilevUD,rAz,rp,rHLOS,rNodata,rStdErr \+ , kyear,kmonth,kday,khour,kminute \+ , rLat,rLon,l_open_unit,kunit \+ , id_dwlchannel, channel_mask,nprof) integer ilevUD real rAz real rp(iLevUD) real rHLOS(iLevUD) real rStdErr(iLevUD) integer kyear integer kmonth integer khour integer kminute real rLat real rLon c integer nprof logical l_open_unit integer kunit integer id_dwlchannel integer channel_mask(ilevUD) C C written 29-4-1999 by Siebren de Haan C for C input file : LIDAR-bufr C output : pseudo_pilot-bufr C C modified 11-09-2002 by David Tan C for C input files: LIPAS ascii output C C modified 01-11-2003 by David Tan C for C dwl channel ident stored in radiosonde type C parameter (jwork=80000, jbufl=20000, kelem = 20000, jbyte=80000) parameter (jsup=9, jsec0=3, jsec1=40, jsec2=64, jsec3=4) parameter (jsec4=2, jkey=46, jelem=20000, kvals=80000) integer kbuff(jbufl),kbufr(jbufl),ksup(jsup),koutdata(jsup) integer ksec0(jsec0),ksec1(jsec1),ksec2(jsec2),ksec3(jsec3) integer ksec4(jsec4) c integer isec1(jsec1),isec2(jsec2),isec3(jsec3) c integer isec4(jsec4) integer ktdlst(jelem) real values(kvals),outvals(kvals) character\64 cnames(kelem) character\24 cunits(kelem) character\80 cvals(kvals) character\80 inname,outname real MAXSIGMA integer iGROSS,iSIGMA real rAz2 real rLon2 c c write(6,\)\'Starting bufr output\...\' c write(6,\)\'id_dwlchannel=\',id_dwlchannel c c c iNumObs=0 c iret=0 nargs = iargc() C MAXSIGMA MAXSIGMA=50.0 C missing data indicator rmdi=1.7E+38 itot=0 ngross=0 nMAXSIGMA=0 c c nmess=0 nmess=1 C If first profile then C open output unit if ( l_open_unit ) then l_open_unit = .false. if (nargs .lt. 1) then write(\,\)\'addnoise(out_pseudoPILOT) \<BUFR output-file\> \...\' stop endif call getarg(1,outname) call PBOPEN(kunit,outname,\'w\',iret) c print\,\' kunit = \',kunit if (iret .eq. -1) STOP \'open failed on bufr.out\' if (iret .eq. -2) STOP \'invalid file name\' if (iret .eq. -3) STOP \'invalide open mode specified\' c kunit = 10 c print\,\' kunit after pbopen = \',kunit endif c kval=ksup(5) ! not used in what follows c nmess=ksup(6) ! set to 1 above c c nlev=20 ! number of levels nlev=ilevUD ! number of levels c c iel=12+1+5\nlev ! khead RF DATA c 1 +1+1+5\nlev+12 ! QC RF QC-DATA c 2 +1+1+1+5\nlev+12 ! QC GC GA QC-DATA iel=12+1+5\nlev ! khead RF DATA \+ +1+1+5\nlev+12 ! QC RF QC-DATA \+ +1+1+1+5\nlev+12 ! QC GC GA QC-DATA c do n=1,ksup(6) do n=1,nmess itot=(n-1)\iel c ival0=(n-1)\kel C set the header outvals(itot+1)=99 ! WMO block number outvals(itot+2)=187 ! WMO station number -\> satellite C outvals(itot+3)=values(ival0+2) C outvals(itot+4)=values(ival0+3) outvals(itot+3)=id_dwlchannel ! Sonde type - proxy for dwl_channel outvals(itot+4)=rmdi ! Radiosonde computational method c outvals(itot+5)=values(ival0+4) c outvals(itot+6)=values(ival0+5) c outvals(itot+7)=values(ival0+6) c outvals(itot+8)=values(ival0+7) c outvals(itot+9)=values(ival0+8) c outvals(itot+10)=values(ival0+10) c outvals(itot+11)=values(ival0+11) outvals(itot+5)=kyear ! Year outvals(itot+6)=kmonth ! month outvals(itot+7)=kday ! day outvals(itot+8)=khour ! hour outvals(itot+9)=kminute ! minute outvals(itot+10)=rLat ! Latitude c if( rLon .gt. 540.).or.( rLon.le.-180.)then c write(\,\)\'Bad longitude:\',rLon c stop c else c rLon2 = rLon c if( rLon2 .gt. 180. ) rLon2 = rLon2 - 360. c endif rLon2 = rLon do while ( rLon2 .gt. 180. ) rLon2 = rLon2 - 360. enddo do while ( rLon2 .le. -180. ) rLon2 = rLon2 + 360. enddo outvals(itot+11)=rLon2 ! longitude c outvals(itot+12)=rmdi ! elevation is missing c c outvals(itot+13)=20 outvals(itot+13)=nlev C copy data c ival=12 iout=13 ilev=1 do while (ilev.le.nlev) outvals(itot+iout+1)=rp(ilev) ! pressure c iSIGMA=ival0+215+2\(ilev-1)+1 ! sigma position c iGROSS=ival0+215+2\(ilev-1)+2 ! gross error position c iAZIM=ival0+ival+2 ! azim position c iHLOS=ival0+ival+3 ! HLOS position C write(\,\) iGROSS,iSIGMA,iAZIM,iHLOS C write(\,\) values(iGROSS),values(iSIGMA),values(iAZIM),values(iHLOS) c c if ( (values(iGROSS).eq.0.0).and. C GJM if ( rHLOS(ilev) .EQ. rNodata) rHLOS(ilev) = rmdi if ( \+ (rStdErr(ilev).lt.MAXSIGMA) ) then ! no gross error and sigma \< MAXSIGMA if (abs(rHLOS(ilev)).lt.1.E30) then c if (rHLOS(ilev).gt.0.0) then c outvals(itot+iout+2)=1.0 ! sign of HLOS c else c outvals(itot+iout+2)=0.0 c endif c outvals(itot+iout+2)=0.0 outvals(itot+iout+2)=rmdi ! Vert sounding significance RMDI c if (rHLOS(ilev).gt.0.0) then c outvals(itot+iout+4)=rAz ! azim of HLOS c else c outvals(itot+iout+4)=rAz + 180. c endif c rAz2 = rAz c if (rHLOS(ilev).lt.0.0) rAz2=rAz2+180. c rAz2 = AMOD( rAz2, 360. ) outvals(itot+iout+4)=rAz2 c c outvals(itot+iout+5)=abs(rHLOS(ilev)) ! abs(los) if(channel_mask(ilev).eq.id_dwlchannel)then outvals(itot+iout+5)= rHLOS(ilev) ! los else outvals(itot+iout+5)= rmdi ! los end if else outvals(itot+iout+2)=rmdi outvals(itot+iout+5)=rmdi outvals(itot+iout+4)=rmdi endif outvals(itot+iout+3)=rStdErr(ilev)\1000 ! std dev c outvals(itot+iout+4)=rAz ! azim else goto 200 endif goto 201 200 ngross=ngross+1 ! gross error if (rStdErr(ilev).lt.MAXSIGMA) nMAXSIGMA=nMAXSIGMA+1 outvals(itot+iout+2)=rmdi outvals(itot+iout+3)=rmdi outvals(itot+iout+4)=rmdi outvals(itot+iout+5)=rmdi 201 continue iout=iout+5 c ival=ival+3 ilev=ilev+1 end do C data-presence indicator iout=iout+1 outvals(itot+iout)=0.0 ! QUALITY INFORMATION FOLLOW iout=iout+1 outvals(itot+iout)=12+5\nlev ! EXTENDED DELAYED \.... do itemp=1,12+5\nlev iout=iout+1 outvals(itot+iout)=0.0 end do C data-confidence indicator iout=iout+1 outvals(itot+iout)=98.0 ! GENERATING CENTRE iout=iout+1 outvals(itot+iout)=10.0 ! GENERATING APPLICATION iout=iout+1 outvals(itot+iout)=12+5\nlev ! EXTENDED DELAYED \.... do itemp=1,12+5\nlev iout=iout+1 outvals(itot+iout)=100.0 end do end do itot=itot+iout do itemp=1,itot if (outvals(itemp).gt.1.E30) then outvals(itemp)=rmdi endif end do C write(\,\) itot,iout,ngross,nlev,nmess,ksup(6) c write(\,\) itot,iout,ngross,nlev,nmess C 1 Initialization C 1.1 integers khead=12 ktdlen=22 nset=3 C 1.2 Unexpanded data descriptors ktdlst( 1)=301001 C ktdlst( 2)=002201 ! Simulated satellite instrument C ktdlst( 3)=002022 ! Satellite data processing technique used ktdlst( 2)=002011 ! Sonde type - proxy for dwl channel ktdlst( 3)=002012 ! Radiosonde computational method ktdlst( 4)=301011 ! Year, month, day ktdlst( 5)=301012 ktdlst( 6)=301022 ktdlst( 7)=105000 ! EXTENDED DELAYED DESCRIPTOR REPLICATION FACTOR ktdlst( 8)=031001 ktdlst( 9)=007004 ! Pressure ktdlst(10)=008001 ktdlst(11)=010003 ktdlst(12)=011001 c ktdlst(13)=011002 ktdlst(13)=011003 ! U-comp for signed LOS ktdlst(14)=222000 ktdlst(15)=101000 ktdlst(16)=031002 ! EXTENDED DELAYED DESCRIPTOR REPLICATION FACTOR ktdlst(17)=031031 ktdlst(18)=001031 ! Generating centre ktdlst(19)=001201 ! Generating application ktdlst(20)=101000 ktdlst(21)=031002 ! EXTENDED DELAYED DESCRIPTOR REPLICATION FACTOR ktdlst(22)=033007 ! Confidence C 1.3 Section 0 contents ksec0(1)=0 ! TOTAL LENGTH OF SECTION 0 ksec0(2)=0 ! TOTAL LENGTH OF BUFR MESSAGE ksec0(3)=3 ! BUFR EDITION NUMBER C 1.4 Section 1 contents ksec1( 1)=18 ! TOTAL LENGTH OF SECTION 1 ksec1( 2)=3 ! BUFR EDITION NUMBER ksec1( 3)=98 ! ORIGINATING CENTRE ksec1( 4)=1 ! UPDATE SEQUENCE NUMBER ksec1( 5)=0 ! FLAG other data & uncompressed observed -\> 64 compress c ksec1( 6)= 12 ! ers-1 and the like ksec1( 6)= 2 ! Upper Air Soundings (PILOT etc) ksec1( 7)=187 ! 91 if Land Pilot used for DWL pseudoPilot ksec1( 7)= 91 ! 91 if Land Pilot used for DWL pseudoPilot c c ksec1( 8)=isec1(8) ! VERSION NUMBER OF LOCAL TABLE USED c ksec1( 9)=isec1(9) c ksec1(10)=isec1(10) c ksec1(11)=isec1(11) c ksec1(12)=isec1(12) c ksec1(13)=isec1(13) c ksec1(14)=isec1(14) ! BUFR MASTER TABLE( ZERO) FOR METEOROLOGICAL DATA) c ksec1( 8)=1 ! VERSION NUMBER OF LOCAL TABLE USED if ( kyear .le. 2000 ) then ksec1( 9)=kyear-1900 ! YEAR else ksec1( 9)=kyear-2000 ! YEAR endif ksec1(10)=kmonth ! MONTH ksec1(11)=kday ! DAY ksec1(12)=khour ! HOUR ksec1(13)=kminute ! MINUTE ksec1(14)=0 ! BUFR MASTER TABLE( ZERO) FOR METEOROLOGICAL DATA) c ksec1(15)=2 ! VERSION NUMBER OF MASTER TABLE USED ksec1(16)=0 ! LOCAL ADP CENTRE INFO. C 1.5 Section 2 contents (empty) ksec2(1)=0 C 1.6 Section 3 content ksec3(1)=0 ! TOTAL LENGTH OF SECTION 3 ksec3(2)=0 ! RESERVED ksec3(3)=nmess ! NUMBER OF SUBSETS (Reports to be bufrized) ksec3(4)=64 ! 64 FOR COMPRESSION/ 0 MANY SUBSETS when other data C 1.7 Section 4 ksec4(1)=0 ksec4(2)=0 C 2.2 set kdata koutdata(1)=nlev ! number of present levels koutdata(2)=nlev\5+khead ! number of non missing values in 1.bitmap koutdata(3)=nlev\5+khead ! number of non missing values in 1.bitmap kel=iel nbuot=nmess\kel c c write(6,\)\'Encoding bufrmessage\...\' c c call bupkey( key,ksec1,ksec2,kerr ) c if (kerr .ne. 0) then c write(\,\)\' key error - kerr = \',kerr c endif c if ((nprof .eq. 81) .or. (nprof.eq.82))then c write(\,\) \'outvals \',(outvals(kk),kk=1,150) c stop c endif c write(\,\) outvals(133) c write(\,\) \'itot \',itot c do ppp=1,kvals c if (outvals(ppp) .lt. -95000) STOP c enddo call bufren( ksec0,ksec1,ksec2,ksec3,ksec4, \+ ktdlen,ktdlst,nset,koutdata,kel, \+ nbuot,outvals,cvals,kbufl,kbufr,kerr) if (kerr .ne. 0) then write(\,\)\' packing error - kerr = \',kerr endif C write(\,\)\'\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' C write(\,\)\'\\\\\\* END OF BUFR ENCODING \\\\\\\' C write(\,\)\'\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' c write(\,\) \'kbufl=\',kbufl kbufl = kbufl \* 4 c c write out bufrmessage to file c c c write(6,\)\'Writing bufrmessage to\',kunit c call pbwrite(kunit,kbufr,kbufl,kret) C c go to 300 ! read next subset done elsewhere C exit OK 1000 continue if(kret.eq.-1) then print\,\' Error in writing bufred data \',kret else c print\,kbufl,\' Bytes written to kunit \',kunit,kret endif if( ngross .gt. 0 ) write(\,\) \'ngross =\',ngross if( nMAXSIGMA .gt. 0 ) write(\,\) \'nMAXSIGMA=\',nMAXSIGMA c write(6,\)\'Closing from out_pseudoPilot\...\',kunit c call PBCLOSE(kunit,iret) end	en
converted_docs	254071	COMMON FLOWERS OF TONTO NATIONAL MONUMENT [COLOR]{.underline} [COMMON NAME]{.underline} [GENERIC NAME]{.underline} [PICTURE NO.\]{.underline} Blue/Lavender* Chia Salvia 100 B Pink/Fuchsia Filaree Erodium 76 B Fishhook Cactus Mammillaria 52 A Hedgehog Cactus Echinocereus 79 B Owl Clover Orthocarpus 84 B Rock Gilia Gilia 53 A Thistle Cirsium 96 B Trailing Four O'clock Allionia 69 B Purple Desert Verbena Glandularia 90 B Lovely Larkspur Delphinium 104 A Lupine Lupinus 116 A Phacelia, Scorpion Weed Phacelia 99 B Prairie Spiderwort Tradescantia 91 C Purplehead Brodiea Dichelostemma 99 A Purplemat Nama 82 B Red/Orange Desert Globe Mallow Sphaeralcea 44 A Eaton Firecracker Penstemon 115 A Indian Paintbrush Castilleja 66 B Ocotillo Fouguieria 65 B White/Cream Banana Yucca Yucca 3-4 B Desert Broom Baccharis 23 B Desert Chicory Rafinerquia 20 A Desert Tobacco Nicotiana 66 A Mariposa, Sego Lily Calochortus 59 B Phlox Phlox 48 A Plains Blackfoot Daisy Melampodium 27 B Sacred Datura Datura 17 A Saguaro Cactus Cereus 14 B Spreading Fleabane Erigeron 25 B White Tackstem Calycoseris 29 B Yellow Bladderpod Lesquerella 33 B Branchy Goldfields Baeria 86 A Brittlebush Encelia 89 A Cat\'s Claw Acacia 11 B Century Plant Agave 31 B Creosote Bush Larrea 40 B Desert Marigold Baileya 55 B Desert Senna Cassia 36 B Fiddleneck Amsinckia 46 B Groundsel Senecio 57 B Honey Mesquite Prosopis 84 A Mexican Gold Poppy Eschscholtzia 60 B Palo Verde Cercidium 37 B Prickly Pear Cactus Opuntia 43 B Sow Thistle Sonchus Western Wallflower Erysimum 31 C A - Dodge, Natt N. [Flowers of the Southwest Deserts.]{.underline}: SPMA, 1985. B - Bowers, Janice E. [100 Desert Wildflowers of the Southwest.]{.underline}: SPMA, 1989. C - Bowers, Janice E. [100 Roadside Wildflowers of the Southwest.]{.underline}: SPMA, 1987.	en
markdown	709342	# Presentation: 709342 ## Slide 1 ## Climate Change Simulations with the Parallel Climate Model Warren M. Washington National Center for Atmospheric Research Boulder, Colorado May 2003 ## From M. Prather University of California at Irvine From M. Prather University of California at Irvine ## Hadley Centre UK Hadley Centre UK ## Recent Global Surface Temperature Trends - 2001 second warmest year on record - January-March 2002 - warmest in 1000 years; January 2003 - third warmest on record in the Northern Hemisphere - Growing season a month longer in England - Over last 25 years warming ~0.5 C - Over past century warming ~0.75 C ## What is in a computer model of the climate system? ## Laws of Physics - Equations govern the flow of atmosphere, ocean, vegetation, and sea ice - Equations put into a form that can be solved on modern computer systems - Physical processes such as precipitation, radiation (solar and terrestrial), vegetation, boundary transfers of heat, momentum, and moisture at earth’s surface are included ## Slide 8 ## Examples of Climate Change Experiments Examples of Climate Change Experiments - Greenhouse gases - Sulfate aerosols (direct and indirect) - Stratospheric ozone - Biomass burning/ carbon aerosols - Volcanic eruptions - Land cover/vegetation - Various energy/emissions use strategies ## Slide 10 ## Ensemble Simulations Ensemble Simulations ## Slide 12 ## Slide 13 ## Slide 14 ## Slide 15 ## Slide 16 ## Slide 17 ## Changes of Extremes: Health and Environmental Effects - Heat waves, cold snaps - Floods, droughts - First freeze dates, hard freeze frequency - Precipitation intensity - Diurnal temperature - Disease and health patterns - Ecosystems (forests, food supply, biodiversity, land use, pollution) ## What Should We Believe? - The atmosphere and oceans are warming consistent with model simulations - The glaciers are melting. The temperature, rain, and snow observational trends are consistent with model simulations - The global changes are much larger than can be explained from natural variability of climate ## IPCC WGI Third Assessment Report - “An increasing body of observations gives a collective picture of a warming world and other changes in the climate system” - “Emissions of greenhouse gases and aerosols due to human activities continue to alter the atmosphere in ways that are expected to affect the climate” - “Confidence in the ability of models to project future climate has increased” ## IPCC WGI Third Assessment Report - “There is new and stronger evidence that most of the warming observed over the last 50 years is attributable to human activities” - “Human influences will continue to change atmospheric composition throughout the 21st century” - “Global average temperature and sea level are projected to rise under all IPCC SRES scenarios” - “Anthropogenic climate change will persist for many centuries” ## National Academy of Sciences 2001 report: Climate Change Science: An Analysis of Some Key Questions - “Greenhouse gases are accumulating in the Earth’s atmosphere as a result of human activities, causing surface air temperatures and subsurface ocean temperatures to rise. Temperatures are, in fact, rising. The changes observed are most likely due to human activities, but we cannot rule out that some significant part of these changes are also a reflection of natural variability....” - “Despite the uncertainties, there is general agreement that the observed warming is real and particularly strong within the past 20 years.” ## Future Climate Modeling Needs - Higher resolution (a partial answer) - Improved physical processes (e.g. DOE Atmospheric Radiation Measurement -especially clouds-radiative effects) - Interactive chemistry (e.g. carbon cycle model) - Ecological modeling - Model diagnosis (comparison with observed data ---especially satellite and in situ data) - Virtual model groups (e.g.Community Climate System Model) - Development of new generation of climate scientists and computer experts ## Ongoing and Future Developments with CCSM - Merging of the Parallel Climate Model and Climate System Model into Community Climate System Model (CCSM) - Higher resolution, especially important near mountains and coast lines - Full hydrological coupling including river transport - Better vegetation and land surface treatments with ecological interactions ## Slide 25 ## Animation Credits - The atmospheric animation is from the Community Climate Model at T170 resolution. This model was developed by the NCAR Climate Modeling Section. The graphics were prepared by Don Middleton of NCAR. - The ocean animation makes use of the LANL POP model and was prepared by the scientists at the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) - The sea animation uses the Zhang model of the NPS. ## Credits - Biological and Environmental Research Program (BER), U. S. Department of Energy, Cooperative Agreement No. DEFC03-97ER62402 - National Science Foundation - National Center for Atmospheric Research - Climate Simulation Laboratory - Los Alamos National Laboratory - National Energy Research Supercomputing Center (NERSC) - Oak Ridge National Laboratory Computation Center - Arctic Region Supercomputing Center - G. Meehl, J. Arblaster, D. Easterling ## The End	en
all-txt-docs	341804	{author} National Aeronautics and Space Administration {date} 09-Mar-2005 {description} KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. In the Vehicle Assembly Building, workers prepare these two bolt catchers for installation on orbiter Discoverys External Tank. A bolt catcher is a vertical bolt mechanism at the forward end of the External Tank that attaches each booster to the tank. At approximately two minutes into launch, SRB separation begins when pyrotechnic devices fire to break the 25-inch, 62-pound steel bolts. One half of the bolt is caught in canister-like "bolt catchers" located on the tank; the other half remains with the boosters. Discovery is flying with a modified bolt catcher, which was upgraded from a two-piece welded design to a one-piece, machine-made design as part of NASA's effort to return to safe, reliable spaceflight. Eliminating the weld makes a structurally stronger bolt catcher design. Though the bolt catcher is mounted on the External Tank, it is considered part of the Solid Rocket Booster element design. It is built by Summa Technologies, Inc. in Huntsville, Ala., insulated at Lockheed Martins Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans, and installed on the External Tank at KSC. {highres} 3008 x 2000 {highsize} 596879 {hightype} JPEG {keywords} NASA,KSC,Kennedy Space Center {lowres} 320 x 212 {lowsize} 77727 {lowtype} GIF {mediumres} 1024 x 680 {mediumsize} 84922 {mediumtype} JPEG {number} KSC-05PD-0381 {slideres} 120 x 108 {slidesize} 15500 {slidetype} GIF {tinyres} 100 x 66 {tinysize} 8288 {tinytype} GIF {title} KSC-05PD-0381 {type} Image {end}	en
converted_docs	769809	NOAA, National Ocean Service National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science Center for Coastal Environmental Health Hollings Marine Laboratory (HML) and Biomolecular Research (CCEHBR) 331 Fort Johnson Road 219 Fort Johnson Road Charleston, SC 29412 Charleston, S.C. 29412-9110 Phone: (843) 762-8811 Phone:(843) 762-8500 Fax: (843) 762-8737 Fax:(843) 762-8700 [From Charleston International Airport:]{.underline} Follow signs from the airport toward I-26. After leaving the airport stay on International Blvd. Turn left onto West Montague Ave. Turn right onto I-26 East, following the signs toward Charleston. Go East on I-26 until the interstate ends, about 10 miles. Exit I-26, taking U.S. 17 South towards Savannah (Exit 221A). Stay in the center lane of U.S. 17 and turn left onto Lockwood Blvd. (at the 6th traffic light). You will be able to enter the ramp onto SC-30, the \"James Island Connector\". Exit the connector at Harbor View Road (Exit 2). Bear right and remain on Harbor View Road for approx. 3 miles. Turn left onto Ft. Johnson Rd. After about 1 mile, enter the Fort Johnson complex. CCEHBR is the first large building on the right past speed humps. HML is to the left of CCEHBR, take 2^nd^ driveway on the right past speed humps. Parking is available in front of both laboratories. [From the South on US 17:]{.underline} Proceed on U.S. 17 to Wesley Road and turn right at the signal light (Exxon and an Ice Cream Shop will be on the left). Stay in the middle lane and follow the signs to Folly Beach/James Island (SC-171/Folly Road). You will cross over the Wappoo Cut Bridge. After crossing the bridge turn left, at the 3rd stop light, onto Harbor View Road. Remain on Harbor View Road for approx. 4 miles. Turn left onto Ft. Johnson Rd. After about 1 mile, enter the Fort Johnson complex. CCEHBR is the first large building on the right past speed humps. HML is to the left of CCEHBR, take 2^nd^ driveway on the right past speed humps. Parking is available in front of both laboratories. [From the North on US 17:]{.underline} Proceed on US 17. At the signal light for King Street, start counting signal lights. Stay in the center lane of U.S. 17 and turn left onto Lockwood Blvd. (at the 6th traffic light). You will be able to enter the ramp onto SC-30, the \"James Island Connector\". Exit the connector at Harbor View Road (Exit 2). Bear right and remain on Harbor View Road for approx. 3 miles. Turn left onto Ft. Johnson Rd. After about 1 mile, enter the Fort Johnson complex. CCEHBR is the first large building on the right past speed humps. HML is to the left of CCEHBR, take 2^nd^ driveway on the right past speed humps. Parking is available in front of both laboratories.	en
converted_docs	026967	Abstract\-- The proposed Next Linear Collider (NLC) will require over 1400 adjustable quadrupoles between the main linacs' accelerator structures. These 12.7 mm bore quadrupoles will have a range of integrated strength from 0.6 to 132 Tesla, with a maximum gradient of 135 Tesla per meter, an adjustment range of +0 --20% and effective lengths from 324 mm to 972 mm. The magnetic center must remain stable to within 1 micrometer during the 20% adjustment. In an effort to reduce estimated costs and increase reliability, several designs using hybrid permanent magnets have been developed. All magnets have iron poles and use either Samarium Cobalt or Neodymium Iron to provide the magnetic fields. Two prototypes use rotating rods containing permanent magnetic material to vary the gradient. Gradient changes of 20% and center shifts of less than 20 microns have been measured. These data are compared to an equivalent electromagnet prototype. (See High Reliability Prototype Quadrupole for the Next Linear Collider by C.E Rago, C.M SPENCER, Z. Wolf submitted to this conference.) I. Introduction The Next Linear Collider \[1\] (NLC) is a future electron/positron collider that is based on copper accelerator structures powered with 11.4 GHz X-band RF. It is designed to begin operations with a center-of-mass (cms) energy of 500 GeV or less, depending on the physics interest, and to be adiabatically upgraded to 1 TeV cms with a luminosity of 2\~3 x 10^34^ cm^-2^s-^1^. The facility is roughly 30 km in length and supports two independent interaction regions. For the main linac there will be over 1400 quadrupoles between the accelerator structures. To reduce costs and increase reliability, adjustable permanent magnets are considered for these structures. Based on Fermilab's experience with permanent magnets used in their Recycler, collaboration between SLAC and Fermilab is exploring designs and prototypes. Manuscript received September 24, 2001 \<[email protected]> Work supported by the U.S. Department of Energy under contract No. DE-AC02-76CH03000 and DE-AC03-76SF00515. (1) Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory PO Box 500, Batavia IL, 60510 USA (2) Stanford Linear Accelerator Center 2575 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park CA, 94025 USA II\. Magnet Requirements The general linac magnet requirements are the same for all styles of magnets and are given in Table 1 for a 1 TeV machine. The temperature stability, harmonics, and field accuracy do not pose a problem based on the experience from the Fermilab Recycler \[2\]. To achieve the required pole tip field rare earth permanent magnets are required. Samarium Cobalt (Sm~2~ Co~17~) was chosen for its high residual B field (B~r~) and small temperature variation of the field. Neodymium Iron was also tested in the wedge type quadrupole. For the quadrupoles with lower gradient and integral field the amount of magnetic material or the length of the steel pole can be reduced. Table I* Magnet Requirements for a 1TeV NLC +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ \| Item \| Value \| +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ \| Aperture \| 12.7 mm \| +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ \| Quantity Length \| 288 324 mm \| \| \| \| \| \| 399 432mm \| \| \| \| \| \| 576 965mm \| +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ \| Pole tip field \| 0.62 Tesla for 324mm \| \| \| \| \| \| 0.86 Tesla for other \| +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ \| Adjustment \| +0 to --20% \| +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ \| Temperature stability \| 0.5% at 25 ± 1 ^o^C \| +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ \| Sextupole \| b~3~/b~2~ \< 0.02 at r=5mm \| +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ \| Field accuracy \| ±0.5% at any field \| +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ \| Center location \| To Fiducial ± 0.1mm \| +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ \| Magnetic Center stability \| ± 0.001 mm over range of adjustment \| +----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+ The Beam Based Alignment (BBA) process for these quads drives the magnetic center stability requirement of ±0.001 mm. When a beam position monitor detects movement of the beam the position of the related quadrupole will be adjusted to bring the beam back on the correct trajectory. The BPM to quadrupole center calibration process requires that the quad strength be lowered by 20% in five steps over several seconds during which the magnetic center must not shift by more than 1 micrometer. This calibration will be done monthly. III\. Corner Tuner Quadrupole Four prototypes of adjustable permanent magnets were designed and built. This paper reports of two of those four. The first is a corner tuner and the second is a wedge quadrupole. All measurements were made at the Fermilab magnet test facility with a stretched wire system. The resolution of the center shift was ±1 micrometer and the gradient error ±20 Gauss. The corner tuner is a hybrid permanent magnet quadrupole. The magnet uses precision-machined poles (1008 carbon steel) to form the gradient field and permanent magnet material (Sm~2~ Co~17~) behind each pole to drive the gradient. To adjust the gradient there are rotating permanent magnets in each of the four corners behind the poles. Figure 1 is a PANDRIA flux plot showing a cross section of the magnet the outer dimensions are 165 by 165-mm. ![](media/image1.wmf) Fig. 1. Corner tuner cross section showing the poles, magnet material and tuning rods. The field lines are also shown in this plot. ![](media/image2.wmf) Fig. 2. Center shift vs intergrated gradient for the corner tuner model. This design is similar to the Fermilab Recycler quadrupoles. Figure 2 shows the center shift versus the gradient strength for the prototype quadrupole. The center is seen to move more than 50 micrometers for a full rotation of the tuning rods. Studies using PANDRIA indicate that the quadrupole center is dependent on the balance in the strength of the tuning rods and the precision in the support bearings. Further work on this prototype was stopped in favor of the wedge quadrupole. IV\. Wedge Tuner Quadrupole The next type of quadrupole also used precision-machined poles to shape the field. The Samarium Cobalt magnets were placed behind the poles and wedged in between the poles to provide higher field hence the name wedge quad. (Figure 3) The outer dimensions of the flux return were 101.6 by 101.6 mm. Variation in the gradient was accomplished by the use of rotating magnetic material behind each pole. The advantage of this design is that the tuning rods were placed in a region of parallel field. This reduced the dependence of the precision of the bearing and strength balance of the tuning rods. All prototype magnets had a pole length of 203 mm. This fit the Electric Discharge Machine (EDM) at the Fermilab Shops. All the pole pieces were made on an EDM to provide precise dimensions for optimal field shaping. MANAQUENCH of Valparaiso Indiana \[3\] supplied the Samarium Cobalt magnetic material and the Nd-Iron cylinders were supplied by Dexter magnetics \[4\]. ![](media/image3.wmf) Fig. 3. Wedge quadrupole cross section showing the poles, magnet material and tuning rods. The field lines are also shown in this plot. The first version of the wedge quad (FWSQ001) had wedge magnets dimensions of 12.7 mm by 10.2 mm by 25.4 mm and pole magnets of 9.25 mm by 9.25 mm by 25.4 mm. Six magnets were arranged along the length of the pole for a total magnet length of 152 mm. This generates an integrated field of 20 Tesla. The tuning rods were made of 6 cylindrical magnets each 8.3 mm in diameter and 25.4 mm long, magnetized through the diameter. These magnets were glued in an aluminum tube with spacers between each magnet. As the glue set up an external magnet field was applied to keep the field orientation aligned through the diameter of the tube. Strips of high Nickel steel between each of the pole magnets accomplished temperature compensation. These strips were in contact with the pole and the flux return. The Curie point of these strips is 45 C. When the magnet is cold and the field is strong these strips act as shunts to the field. As the magnets warms the shunts release field into the gap. By balancing the volume of magnets to strips of steel a temperature variation of less than one part in 10^4^ was achieved. To allow for rotation of the tuning rod aluminum disks were attached to the ends of the rods. Holes were drilled in each disk at 15-degree intervals. As the rods were rotated a pin in each disk held the rod at a given angle. Figure 4 shows the variation of the quad center as a function of gradient. Each curve is generated when the rods are shifted to different holes. The different curves indicate an imbalance in the strength of each tuning rod. A fixture of parallel steel plates was fabricated. Each tuning rod was inserted into this fixture and a Hall probe was used to measure the relative strength of each rod. A variation of 5% in the strength of the rods was found. Modeling this variation in PANDRIA indicates that a 5 to 10 micrometer center shift could be caused by this imbalance. ![](media/image4.wmf) Fig. 4. Y center vs. integrated gradient strength in Tesla for a 200-mm pole length. Each curve represents a different position of the tuning rods. The different paths indicate an imbalance in the strength of the rods. This magnet was rebuilt using Neodymium Iron magnets of the same dimension. There was an increase in gradient of 20%. The center shift as a function of change in field was similar. A second wedge type quad was made. The permanent magnets in this version were 50% larger to increase the gradient, the cross section is the same as Figure 3. The pole magnets were 12.7 by 12.7 mm and the wedge magnets were 12.7 by 20.3 mm. This gave a gradient increase of 30%. The arrangement of the magnets was similar to the first wedge quadrupole. For this magnet all of the individual magnets were selected for field uniformity and matched to balance the strength of the poles. The time of flight for each magnet falling through an aluminum tube was measured. Longer time of flight corresponded to stronger magnets. The magnets were matched with a strong magnet next to a weak magnet. The sum of the strengths for each row of magnets was then matched to be the same. A similar method for the rotating rods was used. A similar rotating mechanism was used to rotate the rods. In addition, custom fitted carbon fiber bearings were made for each tuning rod. This eliminated any wobble in the rods. Figure 5 shows the center shift vs. gradient for this magnet for the tuning rods in different positions. The overall center shift was less than 20 micrometers. This is still too large for the NLC requirements. Measurements of the tuning rods with a hall probe showed a 2% imbalance in the strength of the rods. There is a need to improve the balance in the strengths of the tuning rods; different schemes are being developed. ![](media/image5.wmf) Fig. 5. Y center motion vs. integrated gradient strength in Tesla for a 200 mm pole length. Different curves are for tuning rods in different positions V. Radiation Damage Issues Radiation damage in permanent magnet material has been a concern since the early 1980\'s. There have been many studies done on both Samarium Cobalt and Neodymium Iron. Many of the pertinent papers have been collected on a web site hosted at SLAC \[5\]. Luna \[6\] et al. has a summary table that gives values of demagnetization for various materials and particles. In general Samarium Cobalt does not show significant loss in magnetization up to 10^9^ rads for neutrons or protons. Neodymium Iron shows no significant loss of magnetization up to 10^7^ rads. Gamma rays appear to have little to no effect on either type of rare earth permanent magnets. The paper by Kähkönen \[7\] et al. gives a parameterization for the change in magnetization of ∆M/M = 2 V~grain~/V~sample~ nLn~p~ Where n is the ion density,  is the cross section, and L is the sample thickness. It is clear that the preparation of the magnet material, in particular the grain size of the material, has a direct effect on the coercivity and the radiation hardness of the magnets. This could explain the wide variation in the amounts of demagnetization in material made by different manufacturers. For the design of the NLC quads it is important to understand the expected radiation exposure of the magnets both due to normal beam loss and possible accidents. For the NLC quads it will also be important to control the manufacturing process used for the magnet material in order to achieve the higher coercivity and hence radiation hardness. VI\. Other Styles of Magnets Cherrill Spencer and Carlo Rago at SLAC have built a prototype electromagnet \[8\]. This is a conventional water-cooled copper conductor quadrupole with a current of up to 133 amps. The magnet meets all the specifications given in table 1. The center stability of 1 micrometer is achieved by always increasing the current from a lower to a higher value. Vladimir Kashikhin reported on two other styles of permanent adjustable. \[9\] The first is a sliding shunt magnet where the outer flux return slides longitudinally. Portions of the poles are raised to come into contact with the flux return. This allows for flux to be shunted from the gap to the flux return. The range of adjustment is 13% the center stability is less than 20 micrometers. A second type of permanent magnet quadrupole using counter rotating magnets. Two quadrupoles rotate in opposite direction thereby reducing the integrated gradient. The total range of adjustment is 20% and the center stability is 1 micrometer. VII Conclusions This paper reports on two styles of permanent magnet adjustable quadrupoles for the NLC. Of the two types the wedge tuner is closest to meeting all the requirements for NLC. The strength of the gradient and higher harmonics are within specifications. Further work on balancing the strength of the tuning rods is required to meet the specification of a center shift of 1 micrometer. The effects of radiation exposure to the particular material used in the magnets needs to be understood. With the proper selection of material and shielding permanent magnet quadrupoles should be viable for the life of the NLC. \[1\] Next Linear Collider, Tor. O. Raubenheimer "Overview of the X Band R&D Program", and "Progress in the Next Linear Collider Design", SLAC-PUB-8672, October 2000 \[2\] Stephen D. Holmes, "Status of the Fermilab Main Injector and Recycler", PAC1997 Conf 97-47 \[3\] MAGNEQUENCH 405 Elm Street Valparaiso IN 46383 \[4\] Dexter Magnetic 1050 Morse Ave. Elk Grove Village IL 60007 \[5\][http://www-project.slac.stanford.edu/lc/local/notes/dr/ Wiggler/wiggler_rad.html](http://www-project.slac.stanford.edu/lc/local/notes/dr/Wiggler/wiggler_rad.html) \[6\] H.B. Luna Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A285 (1989) 349 \[7\] O-P Kähkönen J. Phys. Condensed Matter 4, 1007 (1992) \[8\] Cherrill Spencer MOPO1A1-14 this confernece \[9\] V Kashikin MOPO1A1-06 this conference	en
all-txt-docs	023831	Custer, T. W., Custer, C. M., Hines, R. K., Gutreuter, S., Stromborg, K. L., Allen, P. D., and Melancon, M. J., 1999, Organochlorine contaminants and reproductive success of double-crested cormorants from Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA: Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, v. 18, no. 6, p. 1209-1217. Abstract In 1994 and 1995, nesting success of double-crested cormorants (Phalacrocorax auritus) was measured at Cat Island, in southern Green Bay, Lake Michigan, Wisconsin, USA. Sample eggs at pipping and unhatched eggs were collected and analyzed for organochlorines (including total polychlorinated biphenyls [PCBs] and DDE), hepatic microsomal ethoxyresorufin-O-dealkylase (EROD) activity in embryos, and eggshell thickness. Of 1,570 eggs laid, 32% did not hatch and 0.4% had deformed embryos. Of 632 chicks monitored from hatching to 12 d of age, 9% were missing or found dead; no deformities were observed. The PCB concentrations in sample eggs from clutches with deformed embryos (mean = 10.2 mu g/g wet weight) and dead embryos (11.4 mu g/g) were not significantly higher than concentrations in sample eggs from nests where all eggs hatched (12.1 mu g/g). A logistic regression of hatching success versus DDE, dieldrin, and PCB concentrations in sibling eggs identified DDE and nor dieldrin or PCBs as a significant risk factor. A logistic regression of hatching success versus DDE and eggshell thickness implicated DDE and nor eggshell thickness as a significant risk factor. Even though the insecticide DDT was banned in the early 1970s, we suggest that DDE concentrations in double-crested cormorant eggs in Green Bay are still having an effect on reproduction in this species. Keywords organochlorines, double-crested cormorant, polychlorinated biphenyls, reproduction, DDT, polychlorinated biphenyl residues, terns Hydroprogne-caspia, crowned night-herons, dibenzo-p-dioxins, upper Great-lakes, Phalacrocorax-auritus, Fox River, eggs, birds, chicks	en
markdown	304129	# Presentation: 304129 ## Evaluation of Alternative Matching Criteria by Race/Ethnicity and Sexin NHIS-NDI Linked Mortality files - Gloria Wheatcroft and Jennifer Parker - Office of Analysis and Epidemiology Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Center for Health Statistics ## Background - Individual demographic, behavioral, and health characteristics are strongly associated with mortality - These factors may also be associated with the presence and accuracy of survey information used for matching to the NDI - Inferences from studies that use survey data linked to mortality data to examine the correlates of mortality could be affected by differential matching ## Prior matching evaluation - Liao et al. (AJPH 1998) evaluated three criteria for matching using the1986-1990 NHIS linked to NDI through 1991 - Exact social security number (SSN) match - (A) or SSN unknown and matching score for demographic items > recommended cutoffs - (A) or SSN unknown and either 8 or more demographic items match or fewer than 8 match but with high matching score, >=32.5 ## Liao et al (AJPH1998): Death Rates Men, 45-64 years - A Exact match on social security - B (A) or SSN unknown and score for demographic items > recommended cutoffs - C (A) or SSN unknown and either >7 items match or < than 8 match but with high score ## Liao et al (AJPH1998): Death Rate Ratios for Hispanic, relative to Non-Hispanic White, Men age 45-64 years - A Exact match on social security - B (A) or SSN unknown and score for demographic items > recommended cutoffs - C (A) or SSN unknown and either >7 items match or < than 8 match but with high score ## Objective - To examine effects of alternative matching criteria on mortality estimates obtained using NHIS-NDI Linked Mortality files - Death rates - Ratios between groups defined by race/ethnicity (non-Hispanic white, non-Hispanic black, and Hispanic), age, and sex - Comparison by nativity and health status ## Methods - NHIS-NDI Linked Mortality files - NHIS1989-1994 linked to NDI through 2002 - Mortality ascertained using four matching criteria - Least conservative, Current NCHS recommendation, Moderately conservative, Most conservative - Death rates and hazard ratios were calculated using survival analysis programs in Stata - Standard errors were not estimated but cell sizes were reasonably large ## Matching Criteria \| Matching criteria \| Class \| Score \| Deaths \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| 1- Least conservative \| 1 2 3 4 \| All >=43 >=41 >=36 \| 36,345 10,415 12,595 4,787 \| \| 2 – Current recommendation \| 1 2 3 4 \| All >= 47 >=45 >=40 \| 36,345 10,273 11,855 2,548 \| \| 3 – Moderately conservative \| 1 2 3 4 \| All >=51 >=49 >=44 \| 36,345 10,038 10,817 1,291 \| \| 4 – Most conservative \| 1 2 3 4 \| All All >=45 None \| 36,345 10,734 11,855 ----- \| ## Number of Deaths by Matching Criteria Non-Hispanic white Non-Hispanic black Hispanic - Least conservative criteria - Current NCHS criteria - Moderately conservative criteria - Most conservative criteria ## Male versus Female Death Rate Ratios, by Age and Race/Ethnicity Death Rate Ratio Non-Hispanic black Hispanic ## Death Rate Ratios for Race/Ethnicity, by AgeMales Rate Ratios Non-Hispanic black relative to non-Hispanic white Hispanic relative to non-Hispanic white ## Death Rate Ratios for Race/Ethnicity, by Age Females Rate Ratio Non-Hispanic black relative to non-Hispanic white Hispanic relative to non-Hispanic white ## Hazard Ratios* for Hispanic Females, by Education (Relative to Non-Hispanic White Females) - * Hazard Ratios controlled for age Hazard Ratio (Cox proportional hazards) ## Hazard Ratios* for Hispanic Females, by Health Status (Relative to Non-Hispanic White Females) - Hazard Ratios controlled for age Hazard Ratio *(Cox proportional hazards) ## Hazard Ratios* for Hispanic Females, by Years in the United States(Relative to Non-Hispanic White Females) - Hazard Ratios controlled for age Hazard ratio * (Cox proportional hazards) ## Previous study - Finch BK et al “Validity of Self-rated Health among Latino(a)s” Am J Epidemiol 2002 - Examined whether self-rated health had differential mortality risks for Latino(a) adults by acculturation - Concluded that self-reported poor health status was a weaker marker of mortality for the less acculturated - Used 1989-1994 NHIS linked to the NDI through 1997 ## Finch et al (AJE 2002): Hazard ratio for Health Status, Hispanics (Poor/Fair Health relative to Good/Excellent Health) Adjusted for age, sex, marital status, education, employment, origin and income NHIS-NDI 1989-1994/1997 Hazard ratio (Cox proportional hazards) ## Hazard ratio* by Health Status, Hispanics (Poor/Fair Health relative to Good/Excellent Health) * Adjusted for age, sex, marital status, education and income ** Finch et al used NHIS/NDI 1989-1994/1989-1997, also adjusted for employment and origin Hazard ratio (Cox proportional hazards) ## Summary - Matching criteria differentially affect mortality estimates by race/ethnicity, sex, and age - Groups most affected are Hispanics, especially Hispanic females and younger Hispanics - Differential matching may affect inferences - Education, Health status, Nativity ## Summary - Different criteria change number of matched deaths by about +/- 5% - Small effect of different criteria on many inferences - Non-Hispanic black, non-Hispanic white - Older Hispanics - Hispanics who have lived in the U.S. for a long time ## Conclusions - Overall associations likely to be robust to different matching criteria - No current “gold” standard - Sensitivity analysis would be appropriate for some studies	en
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211425..212294 CDS 212366..212689 CDS 212824..213285 CDS complement(213336..213668) CDS complement(213735..214409) CDS complement(214486..215427) CDS 215721..216344 CDS 216434..217018 CDS 217125..217685 CDS 217800..221339 CDS 221370..222959 CDS 222983..223261 CDS 223490..223876 CDS 224027..224455 CDS 224562..226508 CDS 226854..228929 CDS 229045..229824 CDS 229840..230724 CDS 230840..231766 CDS 232662..233477 CDS 233491..233865 CDS 233858..234337 CDS 234414..235409 CDS 235524..237020 CDS 238198..238305 CDS 244219..244326 CDS 248555..249013 CDS 249026..249544 CDS 249541..250563 CDS 250592..253054 CDS 253200..254573 CDS 254707..255780 CDS 255794..256498 CDS 256491..256964 CDS 256983..258458 CDS 258856..259470 CDS 259477..260892 CDS 260896..261306 CDS 261306..262061 CDS 262064..262576 CDS 262657..263262 CDS 263535..263714 CDS 263844..264377 CDS 264432..264902 CDS 265029..265454 CDS 265494..266183 CDS 266431..266931 CDS 267010..267372 CDS 267530..267916 CDS 267909..268949 CDS 269067..269729 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complement(373129..373785) CDS complement(373832..374596) CDS complement(374621..375067) CDS complement(375074..375838) CDS complement(375842..376492) CDS complement(376514..377509) CDS complement(377531..377872) CDS complement(377888..378319) CDS complement(378404..378781) CDS 378964..379728 CDS 379794..380207 CDS complement(380253..381779) CDS 382016..383536 CDS 383710..384726 CDS 384926..385372 CDS 385386..386780 CDS 386780..387640 CDS 387697..388467 CDS complement(388451..388678) CDS complement(388807..389541) CDS complement(389538..389717) CDS complement(389813..390433) CDS 390529..391473 CDS 391509..391607 CDS 391604..393052 CDS 393086..394246 CDS 394264..395529 CDS 395602..396111 CDS 396208..396927 CDS 396964..397299 CDS complement(397340..398053) CDS 398210..399652 CDS 399645..400979 CDS 400997..401299 CDS 401386..401580 CDS complement(401619..402539) CDS 402641..403060 CDS 403279..403725 CDS 403743..404198 CDS 404219..404368 CDS 404365..404994 CDS 405221..405607 CDS 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447471..447791 CDS 447804..448910 CDS 448926..451508 CDS complement(451531..452406) CDS 452524..453093 CDS 453107..453853 CDS 454534..456936 CDS 457021..458913 CDS 459681..465722 CDS complement(465934..466419) CDS 466517..467362 CDS 467519..468136 CDS complement(468169..469437) CDS 469575..470078 CDS complement(470122..472158) CDS 472330..472644 CDS 472781..473710 CDS 473936..476716 CDS 476960..478447 CDS 478721..479710 CDS 479765..481153 CDS 481250..482701 CDS 482713..482868 CDS 483166..483891 CDS complement(483934..484599) CDS complement(484620..485375) CDS complement(485493..487652) CDS complement(487649..488797) CDS complement(488802..489749) CDS 489905..491500 CDS 491634..492917 CDS 492918..494018 CDS 494011..495561 CDS 495870..495998 CDS 496060..496191 CDS 496381..497919 CDS 498171..500240 CDS 500306..500779 CDS 500799..501284 CDS 501312..501617 CDS 501693..501959 CDS complement(502424..502660) CDS 502899..504629 CDS 504674..504997 CDS 504972..505277 CDS 505351..506223 CDS 506258..506371 CDS 506368..506997 CDS 507723..508733 CDS 509400..510287 CDS 510235..511212 CDS 511215..511562 CDS 511966..512208 CDS complement(512291..513271) CDS 514004..514381 CDS 514681..515058 CDS 515391..515750 CDS 516076..516636 CDS 516746..518446 CDS 518597..519700 CDS 519789..520268 CDS 520426..520791 CDS 520961..521536 CDS 521601..521771 CDS 521863..522591 CDS complement(522628..523521) CDS 523719..525713 CDS 525813..526688 CDS 526754..527512 CDS complement(527580..528488) CDS complement(528563..530323) CDS 530515..531108 CDS 531294..532253 CDS 532328..532552 CDS complement(532603..534111) CDS 534307..534756 CDS 534753..535421 CDS 535428..536078 CDS 536187..538247 CDS 538251..538853 CDS 538881..539348 CDS 539365..539763 CDS 539774..540424 CDS 540421..541467 CDS 541483..541776 CDS 541791..543062 CDS 543202..544137 CDS 544923..545501 CDS 545591..546289 CDS complement(546314..546676) CDS complement(546680..547138) CDS 547520..549337 CDS 549435..549869 CDS 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complement(596580..597620) CDS 598020..598925 CDS complement(598968..600344) CDS complement(600837..601148) CDS complement(601149..601466) CDS complement(601463..602218) CDS complement(602208..602930) CDS complement(602909..603535) CDS complement(603536..604120) CDS complement(604121..605404) CDS complement(605401..606042) CDS complement(606039..607220) CDS 607372..608199 CDS complement(608184..608480) CDS 608557..609588 CDS complement(609629..610924) CDS 611240..612634 CDS 612678..613406 CDS 613836..615299 CDS complement(615353..615811) CDS complement(615825..616577) CDS 616742..616951 CDS 616967..617629 CDS complement(617660..618847) CDS complement(618932..620380) CDS 620805..623135 CDS 623251..624423 CDS 624682..625395 CDS 625463..626488 CDS 626506..628971 CDS 629088..630491 CDS 630629..631042 CDS 631042..632811 CDS 632808..633581 CDS 633709..634251 CDS 634479..635279 CDS complement(635317..636423) CDS complement(636440..637717) CDS 638165..638692 CDS complement(638781..639482) CDS complement(639558..640106) CDS 640300..640632 CDS 640625..641215 CDS 641208..642308 CDS 642411..642914 CDS complement(642962..643348) CDS complement(643400..643744) CDS complement(643891..645231) CDS 645376..645858 CDS 645866..647590 CDS 647587..649404 CDS 649520..649819 CDS complement(649864..651633) CDS complement(651794..652420) CDS 652673..653044 CDS 653041..653982 CDS 654078..654611 CDS complement(654608..654850) CDS 654957..656708 CDS complement(656749..657243) CDS complement(657323..658465) CDS 658572..659027 CDS 659083..659475 CDS 659572..660312 CDS 660398..660676 CDS 660692..660958 CDS complement(660996..661439) CDS complement(661470..662171) CDS complement(662257..663936) CDS 664242..668990 CDS 669086..669361 CDS 669423..669950 CDS 670309..672339 CDS 672341..672793 CDS 672794..673855 CDS 673870..674178 CDS 674205..675473 CDS 675563..676267 CDS 676372..676788 CDS 676802..677395 CDS 677702..677842 CDS 678494..679123 CDS 679146..679328 CDS 679763..680296 CDS 680360..681277 CDS 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CDS 765683..766354 CDS 766351..766797 CDS 766810..767742 CDS 767766..769619 CDS 769639..771012 CDS complement(771026..771685) CDS 771949..772326 CDS 772310..772999 CDS 772996..773700 CDS 773715..775715 CDS 775744..776247 CDS 776815..777102 CDS 777209..777496 CDS 777493..777699 CDS 777692..778207 CDS 778654..779490 CDS 779616..780296 CDS 780377..780988 CDS 781103..781924 CDS 781896..782801 CDS 782794..783774 CDS 783901..784788 CDS 784785..785747 CDS 785754..786362 CDS 786372..786992 CDS 787320..788576 CDS 788642..789514 CDS 789520..790509 CDS 790662..791960 CDS 791977..792867 CDS 792879..793754 CDS 793777..795030 CDS 795034..796062 CDS complement(796075..797193) CDS 797353..798105 CDS 798141..798788 CDS complement(798828..799817) CDS 799996..800925 CDS 800965..801297 CDS complement(801336..802202) CDS 802356..802739 CDS 803201..803548 CDS complement(803745..804212) CDS 804382..804729 CDS complement(804887..805765) CDS complement(805784..806596) CDS complement(806770..807255) CDS complement(807255..807689) CDS complement(807976..810792) CDS 810985..811620 CDS 811813..813189 CDS 813451..817878 CDS complement(817914..818762) CDS complement(818789..819265) CDS 819389..820039 CDS 820145..821035 CDS complement(821070..821771) CDS complement(821886..822527) CDS complement(822611..823531) CDS complement(823638..824168) CDS 824423..824884 CDS complement(824936..826396) CDS complement(826752..827513) CDS 827666..828016 CDS 828168..830108 CDS 830259..830897 CDS 831025..833073 CDS complement(833117..833587) CDS complement(833615..834076) CDS 834287..834829 CDS 834845..835939 CDS 835939..836748 CDS 836745..837551 CDS 837548..838621 CDS 838751..839452 CDS 839520..840062 CDS 840200..841072 CDS 841157..842086 CDS 842313..842765 CDS 842781..843287 CDS complement(843311..843724) CDS 843949..846579 CDS 846594..847442 CDS 847552..848109 CDS 848126..848788 CDS complement(848804..849193) CDS 849314..850138 CDS 850216..851184 CDS 851225..852505 CDS 852704..854338 CDS 854443..854748 CDS 854745..855581 CDS 855759..859406 CDS complement(859656..861617) CDS complement(861731..862642) CDS 863322..863606 CDS 863798..864688 CDS 864929..865537 CDS 865530..866534 CDS complement(866577..866990) CDS 867163..868800 CDS 869095..870480 CDS complement(870587..871807) CDS complement(871940..872410) CDS 872616..875258 CDS 875721..881855 CDS complement(881992..882249) CDS 882328..882705 CDS 882962..884065 CDS 884170..885270 CDS 885440..886882 CDS 886875..887603 CDS complement(887652..889502) CDS 890036..890215 CDS 890439..891197 CDS 891277..891831 CDS 891848..892189 CDS 892192..892512 CDS 892662..893774 CDS 893838..895211 CDS 895278..895991 CDS complement(896003..897028) CDS 897273..898592 CDS 898712..899467 CDS 899454..900287 CDS 900303..901835 CDS 901837..902751 CDS 902773..903840 CDS 903837..905510 CDS 905962..907524 CDS 907654..907830 CDS 907979..908467 CDS complement(908499..909056) CDS 909159..910157 CDS 910173..910484 CDS complement(910517..910870) CDS 910998..912164 CDS 912372..914390 CDS 914405..914734 CDS 914735..915070 CDS 915090..916415 CDS 916436..917164 CDS 917164..918117 CDS 918135..918902 CDS 919020..920408 CDS complement(920452..920931) CDS 921062..921544 CDS 921537..923012 CDS 923161..924540 CDS 924542..924898 CDS 924917..926023 CDS 926229..926507 CDS 926514..926858 CDS 927110..927946 CDS 927952..928308 CDS 928305..928721 CDS 928738..929742 CDS 929892..930236 CDS 930220..930693 CDS 930671..931450 CDS 931451..932050 CDS 932257..933882 CDS 933959..936136 CDS 936136..936603 CDS 937202..937594 CDS 937739..939025 CDS 939106..939819 CDS 940316..940696 CDS 940810..941484 CDS 941615..942112 CDS 942148..943497 CDS 943526..944200 CDS complement(944243..945379) CDS 945520..945912 CDS 945915..947018 CDS 947101..947604 CDS 947718..948530 CDS 948754..950220 CDS 950363..950668 CDS 950673..951941 CDS 951956..952306 CDS 952318..953769 CDS 953842..955740 CDS 956031..957602 CDS 957724..958764 CDS 958783..959622 CDS 959711..960631 CDS 960748..961221 CDS 961469..962584 CDS 962607..963263 CDS complement(963294..965255) CDS 965513..966136 CDS 966245..966913 CDS 967029..967760 CDS 967784..968779 CDS complement(968819..969424) CDS complement(969549..970496) CDS 971034..972176 CDS 972197..972706 CDS 972719..973459 CDS complement(973509..973670) CDS complement(973758..974216) CDS complement(974229..974975) CDS complement(975071..976033) CDS complement(976065..977039) CDS complement(977051..978856) CDS 979059..979529 CDS 979762..980064 CDS 980177..981307 CDS 981317..981544 CDS complement(981743..982960) CDS complement(982957..983646) CDS 983768..984814 CDS complement(984823..985722) CDS complement(985743..986564) CDS 986722..987180 CDS 987274..987501 CDS 987735..988049 CDS 988065..988910 CDS 989099..990232 CDS 990248..990952 CDS 990968..991690 CDS 991810..992865 CDS 992978..993886 CDS 993900..995126 CDS 995210..995767 CDS 995790..996704 CDS complement(996739..997557) CDS complement(997795..998379) CDS complement(998396..998863) CDS 999022..999690 CDS 999722..1000516 CDS 1000535..1001425 CDS 1001503..1002291 CDS complement(1002319..1003593) CDS complement(1003593..1003829) CDS complement(1003855..1005039) CDS complement(1005036..1006583) CDS complement(1006605..1006751) CDS 1006959..1007633 CDS complement(1007669..1008112) CDS complement(1008130..1008879) CDS 1009098..1010117 CDS 1010313..1011077 CDS 1011074..1011826 CDS complement(1011860..1013335) CDS 1013475..1014527 CDS 1014540..1015019 CDS 1015153..1015608 CDS 1015605..1016033 CDS 1016030..1016941 CDS 1016934..1017788 CDS 1017870..1019438 CDS 1019545..1019970 CDS 1020022..1021383 CDS 1021665..1022432 CDS 1022535..1023302 CDS 1023265..1024680 CDS complement(1024761..1025129) CDS complement(1025159..1026190) CDS 1026376..1026855 CDS complement(1026871..1029045) CDS complement(1029208..1029705) CDS 1029965..1030756 CDS complement(1030757..1032223) CDS complement(1032333..1032617) CDS 1032924..1033190 CDS 1033190..1034908 CDS 1035021..1036055 CDS 1036068..1036928 CDS complement(1036971..1038116) CDS 1038336..1038557 CDS 1038863..1039096 CDS 1039297..1039749 CDS 1039746..1040624 CDS 1040672..1041382 CDS 1041446..1042561 CDS complement(1042605..1043486) CDS 1043821..1045014 CDS 1045007..1045855 CDS 1045869..1046771 CDS 1046886..1047377 CDS 1047490..1048185 CDS 1048266..1049138 CDS 1049273..1049986 CDS 1049983..1051041 CDS 1051038..1051676 CDS 1051695..1052354 CDS 1052509..1053429 CDS 1053426..1054277 CDS complement(1054319..1055284) CDS complement(1055393..1057060) CDS complement(1057067..1057276) CDS 1057761..1058531 CDS complement(1058580..1059608) CDS 1059872..1061275 CDS 1061291..1062115 CDS 1062108..1063064 CDS 1063061..1064524 CDS 1064521..1066377 CDS 1066397..1067662 CDS complement(1067723..1068526) CDS complement(1068594..1069175) CDS complement(1069156..1069818) CDS complement(1069821..1070492) CDS 1070597..1071367 CDS 1071462..1072685 CDS 1072664..1073149 CDS 1073146..1073568 CDS 1073552..1073800 CDS 1073813..1074295 CDS 1074324..1075325 CDS complement(1075360..1075848) CDS complement(1075860..1076858) CDS 1076989..1077543 CDS complement(1077592..1078143) CDS 1078977..1080092 CDS 1080095..1081072 CDS 1081183..1082817 CDS 1082822..1084225 CDS 1084284..1084724 CDS 1084853..1085806 CDS 1085806..1086078 CDS 1086100..1086630 CDS 1086772..1087434 CDS 1087436..1088854 CDS 1088941..1090362 CDS 1090375..1091043 CDS complement(1090977..1091138) CDS complement(1091110..1092054) CDS complement(1092255..1092869) CDS 1093000..1093773 CDS 1093965..1095803 CDS 1095975..1096835 CDS complement(1096874..1097116) CDS 1097322..1097603 CDS 1097780..1098988 CDS 1099266..1102706 CDS 1102858..1103757 CDS 1104048..1104851 CDS 1104863..1105864 CDS 1106041..1107759 CDS 1107975..1109663 CDS complement(1109705..1110577) CDS 1110769..1113627 CDS 1113759..1115630 CDS 1115647..1116513 CDS 1116532..1117092 CDS 1117093..1118079 CDS 1118082..1118912 CDS 1119031..1121022 CDS 1121098..1121808 CDS 1121805..1122830 CDS 1123017..1124078 CDS 1124079..1124462 CDS 1124484..1125467 CDS 1125482..1126495 CDS 1126704..1128194 CDS 1128206..1129030 CDS 1129043..1129351 CDS 1129412..1129816 CDS 1129957..1131501 CDS complement(1131558..1132760) CDS complement(1132787..1132987) CDS complement(1133466..1133696) CDS complement(1133698..1134117) CDS complement(1134472..1136595) CDS 1136769..1136903 CDS 1136900..1137400 CDS complement(1137533..1137868) CDS complement(1137997..1138914) CDS complement(1138930..1139895) CDS complement(1139940..1142099) CDS complement(1142099..1144549) CDS complement(1144533..1144928) CDS complement(1145211..1145711) CDS complement(1145723..1145944) CDS complement(1145941..1146231) CDS complement(1146228..1147412) CDS complement(1147603..1148922) CDS complement(1149011..1149385) CDS complement(1149406..1149720) CDS complement(1149887..1152508) CDS 1153010..1153783 CDS 1153848..1154204 CDS complement(1154864..1156381) CDS complement(1156384..1157241) CDS 1157742..1158008 CDS 1158020..1158388 CDS 1158425..1158844 CDS 1158930..1159403 CDS 1159393..1159830 CDS 1160220..1160753 CDS 1160778..1161230 CDS 1161220..1161675 CDS complement(1161689..1162711) CDS complement(1162666..1163280) CDS complement(1163277..1163996) CDS 1164245..1165960 CDS 1165962..1167608 CDS complement(1167645..1167953) CDS 1168021..1168368 CDS 1168390..1169541 CDS 1170002..1171621 CDS complement(1171662..1172009) CDS complement(1172076..1172648) CDS complement(1172797..1173036) CDS complement(1173144..1173551) CDS 1173643..1174122 CDS 1174250..1175605 CDS 1175602..1176156 CDS 1176304..1176654 CDS 1176660..1177091 CDS 1177116..1177865 CDS 1177862..1178419 CDS 1178421..1179167 CDS 1179168..1179743 CDS complement(1180152..1181036) CDS 1181338..1181625 CDS 1181618..1182421 CDS 1182440..1184104 CDS 1184142..1184801 CDS 1184815..1185330 CDS 1185375..1187195 CDS 1187192..1187539 CDS 1187552..1187989 CDS 1188014..1188289 CDS 1188293..1188928 CDS 1188949..1189788 CDS 1189785..1190264 CDS 1190269..1190532 CDS 1190547..1191542 CDS 1191549..1192958 CDS 1192974..1194092 CDS 1194120..1194824 CDS 1194890..1196083 CDS 1196097..1197182 CDS 1197172..1198047 CDS 1198637..1199776 CDS 1200000..1200632 CDS 1200625..1202082 CDS 1202171..1203592 CDS 1203634..1204998 CDS 1205018..1205899 CDS 1205922..1206575 CDS 1206590..1207111 CDS 1207111..1208571 CDS 1208603..1208887 CDS 1209053..1209808 CDS 1209821..1210462 CDS 1210459..1211031 CDS 1211046..1211315 CDS 1211308..1211853 CDS 1211869..1212990 CDS 1212983..1213426 CDS 1213636..1215087 CDS complement(1215128..1215679) CDS 1215993..1216487 CDS 1216820..1218178 CDS 1218175..1219122 CDS 1219135..1219767 CDS 1219783..1220904 CDS 1220901..1221497 CDS 1221487..1222056 CDS 1222062..1222811 CDS 1222798..1223829 CDS 1223826..1224551 CDS 1224548..1225300 CDS 1225300..1226781 CDS 1226778..1227563 CDS 1227556..1228266 CDS 1228263..1228997 CDS 1228994..1229290 CDS 1229277..1229954 CDS 1229967..1230773 CDS 1230773..1232308 CDS 1232272..1232838 CDS complement(1232884..1233351) CDS complement(1233366..1233815) CDS 1233904..1234434 CDS 1234465..1234776 CDS 1234779..1235330 CDS 1235751..1236539 CDS 1236836..1237822 CDS 1237934..1239013 CDS 1239039..1239797 CDS complement(1239842..1240201) CDS 1240358..1240681 CDS 1241048..1242100 CDS 1242100..1244508 CDS 1244669..1245370 CDS 1245384..1248794 CDS 1248892..1249344 CDS 1249360..1252560 CDS 1252667..1253341 CDS complement(1253379..1254260) CDS 1254459..1254722 CDS 1254722..1255264 CDS 1255357..1257069 CDS 1257092..1259449 CDS 1259530..1259841 CDS 1259917..1261728 CDS 1261917..1263131 CDS complement(1263187..1263672) CDS 1263829..1264629 CDS 1264642..1265388 CDS 1265392..1266003 CDS 1266040..1266564 CDS 1267115..1268473 CDS complement(1268515..1269108) CDS complement(1269262..1269669) CDS 1269834..1270433 CDS complement(1270465..1270725) CDS 1270849..1272261 CDS 1272286..1272549 CDS 1272717..1273193 CDS complement(1273231..1273476) CDS complement(1273473..1274678) CDS 1274883..1275542 CDS complement(1275584..1275778) CDS complement(1275845..1276693) CDS complement(1276892..1276999) CDS complement(1277024..1277161) CDS 1277312..1278025 CDS complement(1278056..1279702) CDS complement(1279721..1281205) CDS 1281321..1281773 CDS complement(1281820..1282284) CDS 1282473..1283393 CDS complement(1283413..1284660) CDS complement(1284644..1285474) CDS complement(1285610..1286749) CDS complement(1286830..1287225) CDS 1287376..1287591 CDS 1287710..1288243 CDS 1288261..1288926 CDS 1289188..1290126 CDS 1290241..1291524 CDS 1291710..1292969 CDS 1293088..1293654 CDS 1293689..1294258 CDS 1294360..1294902 CDS 1294912..1295775 CDS 1295772..1296557 CDS 1296691..1297551 CDS 1297823..1299901 CDS 1299964..1301268 CDS 1301551..1302453 CDS 1302474..1303013 CDS 1303027..1304436 CDS 1304457..1305236 CDS 1305339..1305758 CDS 1305781..1306092 CDS 1306095..1306967 CDS complement(1307009..1307605) CDS 1307763..1308170 CDS 1308351..1310318 CDS 1310315..1312774 CDS 1312857..1313324 CDS 1313654..1315435 CDS 1315767..1317563 CDS complement(1317596..1319464) CDS 1319677..1320375 CDS 1320578..1322284 CDS 1322410..1323327 CDS 1323450..1323683 CDS 1323794..1325017 CDS 1325010..1326236 CDS 1326440..1326808 CDS 1326879..1328213 CDS 1328357..1329652 CDS complement(1329696..1330217) CDS complement(1330247..1330861) CDS 1331018..1331347 CDS 1331439..1331666 CDS 1331813..1333807 CDS 1334028..1334267 CDS complement(1334318..1335160) CDS complement(1335179..1335910) CDS complement(1335932..1336438) CDS complement(1336448..1337752) CDS complement(1337742..1338941) CDS complement(1338925..1339299) CDS 1339592..1340320 CDS 1340320..1340877 CDS 1341107..1341865 CDS 1341879..1342667 CDS 1342682..1343824 CDS 1343838..1345100 CDS 1345140..1346846 CDS 1346951..1351285 CDS 1351467..1351934 CDS 1351964..1353082 CDS 1353097..1353381 CDS 1353374..1353673 CDS 1353696..1356035 CDS 1356032..1356310 CDS 1356327..1356671 CDS 1356769..1357683 CDS 1357753..1358697 CDS 1358834..1359103 CDS 1359352..1361523 CDS complement(1361564..1362604) CDS complement(1362765..1363244) CDS complement(1363272..1363628) CDS 1363826..1363975 CDS 1364031..1364570 CDS 1364669..1366207 CDS 1366220..1366432 CDS 1366457..1367425 CDS 1367559..1368650 CDS complement(1368668..1368985) CDS complement(1368982..1369449) CDS complement(1369412..1369696) CDS complement(1369683..1370111) CDS complement(1370108..1370431) CDS complement(1370445..1371476) CDS complement(1371454..1372476) CDS 1373015..1374103 CDS 1374119..1375465 CDS 1375462..1376928 CDS complement(1376968..1377348) CDS complement(1377410..1377682) CDS complement(1377695..1378660) CDS 1378840..1379901 CDS 1380004..1380561 CDS 1380720..1381187 CDS 1381201..1382565 CDS 1382569..1382976 CDS 1383007..1383393 CDS 1383489..1384343 CDS 1384359..1385714 CDS 1385704..1385931 CDS 1385934..1386815 CDS 1387014..1387214 CDS 1387429..1389210 CDS 1389207..1390031 CDS 1390222..1390671 CDS 1390694..1392385 CDS 1392514..1393380 CDS 1393517..1394584 CDS 1394599..1396026 CDS 1396051..1397046 CDS 1397063..1398046 CDS 1398077..1399327 CDS complement(1399485..1399580) CDS 1399702..1400796 CDS 1400941..1402359 CDS 1402550..1403230 CDS 1403227..1404678 CDS complement(1404714..1405541) CDS complement(1405578..1405859) CDS complement(1405945..1406226) CDS 1406366..1406713 CDS 1406742..1407818 CDS complement(1407859..1408854) CDS 1409070..1409996 CDS 1410148..1412421 CDS complement(1412455..1413294) CDS 1413416..1413508 CDS 1413646..1414719 CDS 1415152..1416693 CDS 1416686..1417738 CDS 1417735..1418685 CDS 1418803..1420095 CDS 1420076..1421362 CDS 1421454..1422185 CDS 1422236..1423165 CDS 1423255..1423833 CDS 1423902..1425146 CDS 1425419..1426465 CDS 1426766..1428328 CDS 1428442..1428939 CDS 1428945..1429748 CDS 1429765..1430127 CDS 1430237..1432819 CDS 1432839..1434644 CDS 1434661..1435209 CDS 1435635..1437866 CDS 1437943..1438689 CDS complement(1438724..1439254) CDS 1439421..1440614 CDS 1440748..1441296 CDS 1441313..1441540 CDS 1441581..1442114 CDS complement(1442368..1443687) CDS complement(1443873..1445042) CDS 1445192..1446358 CDS complement(1446383..1446982) CDS complement(1447052..1448296) CDS complement(1448315..1449583) CDS complement(1449647..1450684) CDS complement(1450701..1451597) CDS 1451813..1452799 CDS 1452796..1454310 CDS complement(1454347..1455177) CDS complement(1455316..1456662) CDS complement(1456775..1457446) CDS complement(1457461..1458387) CDS complement(1458389..1459045) CDS complement(1459049..1460242) CDS complement(1460534..1461094) CDS complement(1461343..1461726) CDS 1461866..1463467 CDS complement(1463506..1464156) CDS complement(1464209..1465549) CDS complement(1465638..1467305) CDS complement(1467325..1468206) CDS complement(1468221..1469432) CDS complement(1469444..1470487) CDS complement(1470685..1472850) CDS complement(1472980..1473588) CDS 1473889..1474689 CDS 1474802..1475908 CDS 1475944..1476651 CDS 1476642..1476968 CDS complement(1477050..1477934) CDS complement(1478071..1478496) CDS complement(1478477..1479355) CDS complement(1479330..1480103) CDS complement(1480246..1481172) CDS complement(1481188..1482081) CDS complement(1482096..1483403) CDS 1483549..1484544 CDS complement(1484590..1485711) CDS complement(1485708..1486412) CDS complement(1486480..1487604) CDS complement(1487699..1489579) CDS complement(1489599..1490039) CDS complement(1490229..1491053) CDS complement(1491087..1493153) CDS complement(1493146..1494036) CDS complement(1494317..1495084) CDS 1495221..1495850 CDS complement(1495899..1496804) CDS complement(1496801..1497196) CDS complement(1497221..1497610) CDS complement(1497594..1498079) CDS complement(1498096..1500252) CDS complement(1500268..1501227) CDS complement(1501415..1501861) CDS complement(1501881..1502054) CDS complement(1502252..1503019) CDS complement(1503020..1503964) CDS complement(1504037..1505170) CDS complement(1505312..1507153) CDS complement(1507187..1507762) CDS complement(1507804..1508841) CDS complement(1508988..1510145) CDS complement(1510234..1511262) CDS 1511375..1511812 CDS complement(1511858..1513684) CDS 1513917..1514171 CDS complement(1514257..1515288) CDS complement(1515356..1517578) CDS complement(1517613..1518173) CDS complement(1518245..1518847) CDS complement(1518950..1519681) CDS complement(1519736..1520092) CDS complement(1520097..1520672) CDS complement(1520659..1521225) CDS complement(1521243..1521533) CDS complement(1521533..1522354) CDS complement(1522374..1523474) CDS complement(1523471..1523992) CDS 1524154..1525962 CDS complement(1525997..1526698) CDS complement(1526748..1527371) CDS complement(1527422..1527904) CDS complement(1528098..1528727) CDS complement(1528724..1529377) CDS complement(1529454..1530524) CDS 1530727..1531353 CDS complement(1531398..1531700) CDS complement(1531716..1532132) CDS complement(1532129..1532401) CDS complement(1532493..1535132) CDS complement(1535439..1536134) CDS complement(1536143..1537648) CDS 1537815..1538501 CDS 1538498..1539937 CDS complement(1539979..1542375) CDS complement(1542403..1543071) CDS complement(1543082..1543822) CDS complement(1543940..1545055) CDS complement(1545074..1546222) CDS complement(1546608..1547885) CDS 1548034..1548456 CDS 1548701..1549906 CDS 1549920..1550285 CDS 1550435..1550815 CDS complement(1550854..1552629) CDS complement(1552632..1553909) CDS 1554360..1555643 CDS complement(1555680..1556132) CDS complement(1556148..1558364) CDS complement(1558570..1559091) CDS complement(1559081..1561432) CDS complement(1561538..1561882) CDS complement(1561978..1564242) CDS complement(1564343..1564633) CDS complement(1564776..1565105) CDS complement(1565139..1566278) CDS complement(1566365..1567393) CDS complement(1567397..1568404) CDS complement(1568420..1569025) CDS complement(1569149..1570084) CDS complement(1570154..1570879) CDS complement(1570990..1571838) CDS complement(1571905..1573194) CDS complement(1573354..1574847) CDS complement(1574922..1575740) CDS complement(1576107..1576397) CDS complement(1576411..1576728) CDS complement(1576747..1577055) CDS complement(1577212..1578573) CDS complement(1578625..1579425) CDS complement(1579428..1580117) CDS complement(1580283..1580801) CDS complement(1580804..1581691) CDS complement(1581777..1582790) CDS complement(1583242..1583916) CDS complement(1583928..1584638) CDS complement(1584850..1586139) CDS complement(1586201..1588852) CDS complement(1589175..1590464) CDS complement(1590477..1591451) CDS complement(1591448..1592170) CDS complement(1592167..1593096) CDS complement(1593100..1594407) CDS complement(1594535..1595119) CDS complement(1595227..1597149) CDS complement(1597499..1598422) CDS complement(1598432..1599793) CDS complement(1599814..1600278) CDS complement(1600356..1600958) CDS complement(1600975..1601796) CDS complement(1601820..1604447) CDS complement(1604613..1605875) CDS complement(1605895..1607016) CDS complement(1607053..1607514) CDS complement(1607671..1608048) CDS complement(1608166..1609923) CDS complement(1610206..1611165) CDS complement(1611449..1612405) CDS complement(1612395..1613279) CDS complement(1613497..1616823) CDS complement(1616945..1617883) CDS complement(1617901..1619268) CDS complement(1619240..1619926) CDS 1620091..1621188 CDS complement(1621230..1622342) CDS 1622583..1623047 CDS complement(1623099..1624316) CDS complement(1624316..1625314) CDS complement(1625505..1626002) CDS complement(1626064..1626600) CDS complement(1626620..1627633) CDS 1627812..1628615 CDS complement(1628647..1629597) CDS complement(1629594..1630754) CDS complement(1630751..1631503) CDS complement(1631516..1632712) CDS complement(1632728..1633759) CDS complement(1633933..1635129) CDS complement(1635146..1636285) CDS complement(1636412..1638127) CDS 1638420..1638908 CDS 1639120..1639722 CDS complement(1639998..1640198) CDS complement(1640225..1641004) CDS complement(1641284..1642573) CDS complement(1642865..1643872) CDS complement(1644106..1645191) CDS complement(1645412..1645936) CDS complement(1645958..1646413) CDS 1646669..1647781 CDS complement(1647821..1648366) CDS complement(1648511..1649854) CDS complement(1650149..1652500) CDS complement(1652810..1653427) CDS complement(1653433..1654233) CDS complement(1654268..1654579) CDS complement(1654902..1655975) CDS 1656173..1656484 CDS complement(1656521..1656793) CDS complement(1656903..1657754) CDS complement(1657815..1658459) CDS complement(1658466..1659248) CDS complement(1659457..1660920) CDS complement(1660923..1661363) CDS complement(1661588..1662457) CDS complement(1662570..1663982) CDS complement(1664057..1664470) CDS 1664575..1665405 CDS complement(1665444..1666097) CDS complement(1666107..1667720) CDS complement(1667831..1669444) CDS complement(1669529..1669966) CDS complement(1670037..1670810) CDS complement(1670803..1672005) CDS complement(1672008..1672616) CDS complement(1672613..1673371) CDS complement(1673368..1674387) CDS complement(1674359..1674964) CDS complement(1674961..1676325) CDS 1677409..1680009 CDS 1680132..1680560 CDS 1680644..1681564 CDS 1681561..1682628 CDS complement(1682664..1683638) CDS complement(1683635..1684216) CDS complement(1684229..1684462) CDS complement(1684563..1687265) CDS complement(1687420..1688223) CDS complement(1688248..1688670) CDS complement(1688670..1691888) CDS complement(1691972..1695043) CDS complement(1695040..1696164) CDS 1696280..1696888 CDS complement(1696940..1697302) CDS complement(1697476..1697991) CDS complement(1698165..1698653) CDS complement(1698734..1700539) CDS complement(1700523..1702292) CDS complement(1702695..1703315) CDS complement(1703330..1703824) CDS complement(1704618..1705181) CDS complement(1705199..1705630) CDS complement(1706204..1707088) CDS complement(1707168..1707917) CDS complement(1708857..1711277) CDS 1711672..1712637 CDS 1712634..1713209 CDS complement(1713234..1715099) CDS complement(1715236..1716435) CDS 1716858..1717160 CDS complement(1717193..1722328) CDS complement(1722431..1723339) CDS complement(1723356..1723592) CDS complement(1723649..1724122) CDS 1724196..1724462 CDS 1724612..1725565 CDS complement(1725584..1726993) CDS complement(1727009..1727827) CDS complement(1727824..1728651) CDS complement(1728653..1730395) CDS complement(1730392..1731780) CDS 1731955..1732893 CDS complement(1732926..1734779) CDS complement(1734776..1735948) CDS complement(1735941..1737065) CDS complement(1737087..1739417) CDS complement(1739674..1740849) CDS complement(1746981..1747088) CDS complement(1748263..1748703) CDS complement(1748792..1749733) CDS 1749878..1751176 CDS 1751283..1752371 CDS complement(1752413..1752940) CDS complement(1753095..1753841) CDS complement(1753845..1754942) CDS 1755143..1756123 CDS complement(1756156..1756617) CDS complement(1756629..1756862) CDS complement(1756864..1757673) CDS 1757771..1758673 CDS complement(1758694..1761291) CDS complement(1761318..1761992) CDS 1762200..1763165 CDS complement(1763209..1763751) CDS 1763941..1764843 CDS 1764871..1765077 CDS complement(1765117..1765470) CDS complement(1765499..1765900) CDS complement(1765915..1767294) CDS complement(1767359..1767739) CDS 1767846..1768490 CDS complement(1768520..1769389) CDS 1769479..1769700 CDS complement(1769720..1770526) CDS complement(1770648..1771406) CDS 1771594..1772040 CDS 1772178..1773410 CDS 1773514..1774773 CDS 1774991..1775983 CDS complement(1776257..1776829) CDS complement(1776910..1777578) CDS 1777763..1778338 CDS complement(1778415..1779476) CDS complement(1779714..1780802) CDS complement(1780824..1781126) CDS complement(1781196..1781504) CDS complement(1781661..1784339) CDS complement(1784473..1785798) CDS complement(1785841..1786614) CDS complement(1786607..1787287) CDS complement(1787280..1787648) CDS complement(1787769..1788752) CDS complement(1788812..1789777) CDS complement(1789825..1793079) CDS complement(1793082..1795253) CDS 1795681..1796925 CDS 1796987..1797880 CDS 1797897..1798727 CDS complement(1798772..1800241) CDS complement(1800256..1804848) CDS 1805041..1805928 CDS complement(1805925..1806443) CDS complement(1806446..1807549) CDS complement(1807643..1808458) CDS complement(1808460..1809107) CDS complement(1809118..1809759) CDS complement(1810157..1811197) CDS complement(1811219..1812958) CDS complement(1812978..1813436) CDS complement(1813457..1814332) CDS complement(1814403..1815080) CDS complement(1815143..1817155) CDS complement(1817112..1817879) CDS complement(1818007..1818516) CDS 1818740..1819213 CDS complement(1819244..1819798) CDS complement(1820133..1821494) CDS complement(1821518..1822273) CDS complement(1822421..1823353) CDS complement(1823494..1824924) CDS complement(1824936..1826387) CDS complement(1826411..1826704) CDS complement(1826829..1827944) CDS complement(1827941..1829959) CDS complement(1829982..1832177) CDS complement(1832242..1832919) CDS 1833071..1834480 CDS complement(1834523..1834777) CDS complement(1834795..1835091) CDS complement(1835229..1836491) CDS complement(1836516..1838045) CDS complement(1838051..1838617) CDS complement(1838614..1839663) CDS complement(1839682..1841109) CDS complement(1841094..1843313) CDS complement(1843306..1843989) CDS complement(1843993..1844238) CDS complement(1844250..1844963) CDS complement(1845044..1846336) CDS complement(1846355..1847479) CDS complement(1847472..1847960) CDS complement(1848166..1848690) CDS complement(1852902..1853009) CDS complement(1854077..1854682) CDS 1854748..1855521 CDS 1855571..1855933 CDS complement(1855952..1857184) CDS complement(1857242..1857772) CDS 1857856..1858611 CDS complement(1858651..1859010) CDS complement(1859050..1859250) CDS complement(1859272..1859841) CDS complement(1860200..1861093) CDS complement(1861373..1861480) CDS complement(1861907..1862251) CDS 1862423..1862893 CDS 1862893..1863480 CDS 1863501..1864217 CDS complement(1864248..1864637) CDS complement(1864657..1865394) CDS complement(1865394..1865912) CDS complement(1865922..1866308) CDS complement(1866336..1867070) CDS complement(1867180..1867410) CDS complement(1867427..1867699) CDS complement(1867802..1869460) CDS complement(1869532..1872243) CDS complement(1872724..1873620) CDS complement(1873764..1875116) CDS complement(1875129..1875461) CDS complement(1875574..1876560) CDS complement(1876575..1880135) CDS complement(1880158..1880847) CDS complement(1880865..1881008) CDS complement(1881041..1881274) CDS complement(1881381..1882124) CDS complement(1882128..1883069) CDS complement(1883062..1884075) CDS complement(1884096..1884665) CDS complement(1884846..1886894) CDS complement(1886887..1887777) CDS complement(1887913..1888584) CDS complement(1888615..1890273) CDS complement(1890288..1890653) CDS 1890951..1891139 CDS complement(1891236..1891880) CDS complement(1891944..1892600) CDS complement(1892603..1893478) CDS complement(1893497..1895464) CDS complement(1895461..1896219) CDS complement(1896242..1897576) CDS complement(1897577..1898515) CDS complement(1898529..1900922) CDS complement(1900927..1902126) CDS complement(1902281..1902487) CDS complement(1902484..1903101) CDS complement(1903120..1903995) CDS 1904152..1905864 CDS 1905952..1906551 CDS complement(1906592..1907221) CDS complement(1907218..1907919) CDS complement(1907916..1908830) CDS complement(1908827..1909591) CDS complement(1909614..1912826) CDS complement(1912819..1913910) CDS complement(1913907..1915187) CDS complement(1915175..1916086) CDS complement(1916166..1917452) CDS complement(1917581..1918132) CDS 1918363..1918593 CDS 1918681..1919505 CDS complement(1919525..1920436) CDS complement(1920436..1920900) CDS complement(1920982..1922265) CDS 1922439..1923809 CDS complement(1923825..1924757) CDS complement(1924754..1925596) CDS complement(1925600..1926322) CDS complement(1926482..1926898) CDS complement(1926935..1928425) CDS complement(1928579..1928785) CDS complement(1928798..1931011) CDS complement(1931026..1931319) CDS complement(1931442..1932266) CDS complement(1932324..1933025) CDS complement(1933037..1933270) CDS complement(1933333..1934238) CDS complement(1934321..1934758) CDS complement(1934765..1935298) CDS complement(1935334..1935948) CDS complement(1935964..1936749) CDS complement(1936764..1937603) CDS 1937783..1938415 CDS 1938538..1939155 CDS 1939168..1939980 CDS 1939999..1942638 CDS complement(1942687..1943064) CDS complement(1943068..1944051) CDS complement(1944145..1944768) CDS complement(1944908..1946419) CDS complement(1946488..1947363) CDS complement(1947416..1947898) CDS complement(1947914..1948858) CDS complement(1948871..1950763) CDS complement(1950883..1951329) CDS complement(1951284..1952564) CDS complement(1952721..1953149) CDS 1953513..1953713 CDS 1953836..1954237 CDS complement(1954255..1955127) CDS complement(1955205..1955474) CDS complement(1955598..1956656) CDS complement(1956848..1958155) CDS complement(1958162..1958740) CDS complement(1958968..1960476) CDS complement(1960496..1961644) CDS complement(1961721..1961885) CDS complement(1962225..1962566) CDS complement(1962698..1963243) CDS complement(1963240..1963605) CDS 1963852..1964457 CDS 1964489..1966972 CDS complement(1967015..1967506) CDS complement(1967499..1968158) CDS complement(1968169..1968888) CDS complement(1969037..1970329) CDS complement(1970343..1971524) CDS complement(1971547..1972131) CDS complement(1972176..1974962) CDS complement(1975059..1975442) CDS complement(1975446..1976303) CDS complement(1976307..1977140) CDS complement(1977307..1977780) CDS complement(1977928..1978905) CDS complement(1978895..1980076) CDS complement(1980091..1980453) CDS complement(1980511..1981302) CDS complement(1981299..1981718) CDS 1981774..1982640 CDS complement(1982630..1983736) CDS 1984056..1985192 CDS 1985218..1986345 CDS 1986342..1987346 CDS 1987365..1988048 CDS 1988159..1989802 CDS 1989805..1990812 CDS 1991047..1993326 CDS complement(1993372..1994637) CDS complement(1994751..1995434) CDS complement(1995520..1996116) CDS complement(1996204..1996749) CDS complement(1996784..1998148) CDS complement(1998168..1999454) CDS complement(1999468..2000571) CDS complement(2000592..2001674) CDS complement(2001674..2002048) CDS complement(2002045..2003142) CDS complement(2003145..2004311) CDS complement(2004515..2004958) CDS complement(2004977..2005942) CDS complement(2005953..2006666) CDS complement(2006689..2007456) CDS complement(2007515..2008084) CDS complement(2008319..2008594) CDS complement(2009006..2009986) CDS complement(2010089..2011105) CDS complement(2011128..2012438) CDS complement(2012582..2013913) CDS complement(2014086..2014760) CDS complement(2014776..2015738) CDS complement(2015819..2016538) CDS complement(2016858..2018261) CDS complement(2018258..2019475) CDS complement(2019686..2020297) CDS complement(2020738..2021256) CDS complement(2021272..2023062) CDS complement(2023163..2023879) CDS complement(2024062..2024796) CDS complement(2024799..2025395) CDS complement(2025392..2026141) CDS complement(2026157..2027467) CDS complement(2027648..2028466) CDS complement(2028485..2029669) CDS complement(2029698..2030591) CDS complement(2030744..2031196) CDS complement(2031438..2032460) CDS complement(2032460..2033485) CDS complement(2033587..2034528) CDS 2034693..2035517 CDS 2035507..2036505 CDS complement(2036521..2037141) CDS complement(2037141..2037956) CDS complement(2037953..2038840) CDS complement(2039441..2039998) CDS 2040274..2040933 CDS 2040911..2042110 CDS complement(2042157..2042900) CDS complement(2042913..2043521) CDS complement(2043540..2044457) CDS complement(2044481..2045749) CDS complement(2045765..2046046) CDS complement(2046046..2046489) CDS complement(2046507..2047256) CDS complement(2047444..2048514) CDS complement(2048623..2049414) CDS complement(2049419..2050339) CDS 2050639..2052114 CDS 2052233..2052664 CDS 2052696..2052833 CDS complement(2052816..2053301) CDS complement(2053274..2053801) CDS 2054493..2056187 CDS 2056205..2057926 CDS 2057927..2058418 CDS 2058516..2059511 CDS 2059669..2061207 CDS 2061209..2062261 CDS 2062263..2063651 CDS 2063638..2064219 CDS 2064238..2065506 CDS 2065698..2066417 CDS complement(2066455..2067756) CDS complement(2067887..2068897) CDS complement(2068977..2069648) CDS complement(2069710..2070657) CDS complement(2070754..2071170) CDS complement(2071187..2072182) CDS complement(2072205..2073269) CDS complement(2073282..2074103) CDS complement(2074084..2074902) CDS complement(2074925..2075392) CDS complement(2075412..2076113) CDS complement(2076115..2076846) CDS complement(2077019..2078014) CDS complement(2078132..2079829) CDS complement(2080027..2081484) CDS complement(2081505..2082476) CDS complement(2082495..2083424) CDS complement(2083537..2085021) CDS complement(2085021..2086760) CDS complement(2086817..2087428) CDS complement(2087489..2088793) CDS complement(2088797..2091454) CDS 2091698..2094808 CDS complement(2094877..2095077) CDS complement(2095366..2096061) CDS complement(2096075..2097064) CDS complement(2097176..2099941) CDS complement(2100224..2100751) CDS complement(2100845..2101366) CDS complement(2101371..2102477) CDS 2102608..2104062 CDS 2104059..2104904 CDS 2104901..2106001 CDS complement(2106329..2108209) CDS complement(2108500..2109603) CDS complement(2110009..2110788) CDS complement(2110909..2111199) CDS complement(2111222..2111680) CDS complement(2111684..2112373) CDS complement(2112492..2113667) CDS complement(2113734..2115014) CDS complement(2115381..2116193) CDS complement(2116216..2117307) CDS complement(2117304..2118671) CDS complement(2118812..2119786) CDS complement(2119833..2121308) CDS complement(2121483..2123699) CDS complement(2123735..2124097) CDS complement(2124114..2125052) CDS complement(2125065..2125445) CDS complement(2125699..2126946) CDS 2127062..2128876 CDS complement(2128806..2129192) CDS complement(2129185..2130078) CDS complement(2130228..2130401) CDS complement(2130492..2131028) CDS 2131158..2132330 CDS 2132412..2134652 CDS complement(2134695..2135735) CDS complement(2135754..2136236) CDS complement(2136239..2136796) CDS complement(2136893..2137174) CDS complement(2137205..2137654) CDS complement(2137702..2138757) CDS complement(2138904..2139809) CDS 2140046..2140963 CDS 2141071..2141814 CDS complement(2141820..2142461) CDS complement(2142480..2143097) CDS complement(2143109..2144734) CDS 2144874..2145065 CDS 2145127..2145513 CDS complement(2145652..2146044) CDS complement(2146089..2146388) CDS complement(2146449..2147426) CDS complement(2147684..2149312) CDS complement(2149348..2149632) CDS 2149868..2150554 CDS 2150556..2150759 CDS complement(2150786..2151433) CDS 2151744..2153696 CDS 2153720..2154679 CDS complement(2155223..2156245) CDS complement(2156242..2156721) CDS complement(2156694..2157386) CDS complement(2157383..2157844) CDS complement(2157949..2159091) CDS complement(2159224..2159604) CDS complement(2159697..2160053) CDS complement(2160043..2160432) CDS complement(2160538..2161164) CDS complement(2161161..2162054) CDS complement(2162323..2164011) CDS complement(2164106..2165377) CDS complement(2166012..2167343) CDS complement(2167353..2167943) CDS complement(2168054..2169097) CDS 2169312..2170526 CDS 2170530..2171900 CDS 2172068..2173591 CDS complement(2173635..2173832) CDS complement(2173836..2174486) CDS complement(2174488..2175420) CDS complement(2175438..2176787) CDS complement(2176815..2177090) CDS complement(2177096..2177563) CDS complement(2177571..2179577) CDS complement(2179758..2181203) CDS 2181329..2182216 CDS 2182218..2182784 CDS complement(2182823..2183800) CDS 2184120..2184347 CDS 2184344..2186338 CDS 2186354..2186527 CDS complement(2186557..2187411) CDS 2187663..2188424 CDS 2188430..2189563 CDS 2189605..2190402 CDS complement(2190489..2191445) CDS complement(2191525..2192256) CDS 2192379..2192609 CDS 2192693..2193448 CDS 2193645..2194412 CDS 2194399..2196339 CDS complement(2196382..2197215) CDS 2197267..2197728 CDS complement(2197763..2199115) CDS complement(2199365..2200726) CDS complement(2200723..2201544) CDS complement(2201719..2203980) CDS complement(2203996..2204829) CDS complement(2204857..2205708) CDS complement(2205709..2207016) CDS complement(2207103..2208362) CDS complement(2208576..2210351) CDS 2210609..2211244 CDS complement(2211280..2212245) CDS complement(2212384..2212695) CDS complement(2213218..2215041) CDS complement(2216054..2216743) CDS 2217222..2217953 CDS complement(2217963..2218862) CDS complement(2218879..2219733) CDS complement(2219751..2220848) CDS complement(2220862..2221173) CDS complement(2221186..2221659) CDS complement(2221671..2223128) CDS 2223324..2224226 CDS 2224219..2225454 CDS 2225438..2225944 CDS complement(2226533..2227198) CDS 2227412..2229154 CDS complement(2229193..2229927) CDS complement(2230042..2231058) CDS complement(2231127..2231981) CDS 2232087..2233094 CDS 2233150..2233791 CDS complement(2233841..2234158) CDS 2234357..2234533 CDS complement(2234575..2234874) CDS complement(2234982..2235308) CDS complement(2235305..2235742) CDS complement(2235739..2236788) CDS complement(2236844..2239135) CDS 2239672..2240013 CDS complement(2240068..2241969) CDS complement(2242097..2242282) CDS complement(2242376..2243425) CDS complement(2243448..2244416) CDS complement(2244419..2245141) CDS complement(2245143..2245883) CDS complement(2245899..2246975) CDS complement(2247050..2247928) CDS complement(2247998..2248693) CDS complement(2248946..2249617) CDS complement(2249683..2250300) CDS 2250431..2250820 CDS 2250846..2251004 CDS complement(2251050..2251979) CDS complement(2252001..2253224) CDS complement(2253221..2254804) CDS complement(2255034..2256401) CDS complement(2256507..2257580) CDS complement(2257754..2258515) CDS 2258697..2259260 CDS 2259366..2259713 CDS complement(2259753..2264591) CDS complement(2264772..2268230) CDS complement(2268424..2268900) CDS complement(2268961..2269701) CDS complement(2269705..2270484) CDS complement(2270465..2271454) CDS complement(2271444..2272316) CDS complement(2272403..2274112) CDS complement(2274127..2274750) CDS complement(2274961..2275221) CDS complement(2275520..2277325) CDS complement(2277398..2278342) CDS complement(2278639..2279292) CDS complement(2279524..2279919) CDS complement(2280238..2281206) CDS complement(2281203..2282279) CDS complement(2282297..2283331) CDS complement(2283331..2284260) CDS complement(2284539..2286215) CDS 2286839..2287183 CDS 2287518..2288513 CDS complement(2288571..2288987) CDS complement(2288971..2289426) CDS complement(2289545..2290786) CDS complement(2290989..2291927) CDS complement(2292047..2293150) CDS 2293506..2293685 CDS complement(2293775..2294464) CDS complement(2294555..2297155) CDS complement(2297304..2297981) CDS complement(2298093..2298863) CDS complement(2298927..2299712) CDS complement(2299833..2300177) CDS complement(2300334..2301263) CDS complement(2301260..2302321) CDS 2302518..2303021 CDS complement(2303060..2304283) CDS complement(2304267..2305019) CDS 2305180..2305602 CDS 2305632..2305994 CDS 2306177..2306716 CDS 2306833..2307714 CDS complement(2307755..2308741) CDS complement(2308741..2311464) CDS complement(2311461..2312696) CDS complement(2312839..2313192) CDS complement(2313274..2314407) CDS complement(2314511..2315878) CDS complement(2315948..2316742) CDS complement(2316739..2317644) CDS complement(2317644..2317841) CDS complement(2317950..2320094) CDS 2320416..2320841 CDS 2320906..2321775 CDS 2322031..2323335 CDS complement(2323375..2324253) CDS 2324554..2325408 CDS 2325477..2327402 CDS 2327461..2328330 CDS 2328363..2329571 CDS 2329731..2330921 CDS complement(2330959..2332023) CDS complement(2332020..2332898) CDS complement(2332888..2333283) CDS complement(2333375..2333857) CDS 2334003..2334569 CDS 2334586..2335455 CDS complement(2335468..2335860) CDS complement(2335862..2336518) CDS complement(2336515..2337399) CDS 2337786..2338406 CDS 2338420..2339418 CDS 2339611..2341071 CDS 2341064..2341789 CDS 2341862..2343013 CDS complement(2343056..2343685) CDS 2343858..2345150 CDS 2345260..2345526 CDS complement(2345567..2346088) CDS complement(2346593..2346784) CDS 2346935..2347285 CDS complement(2347276..2348151) CDS complement(2348231..2348539) CDS complement(2348604..2349356) CDS 2349508..2350320 CDS complement(2350398..2351300) CDS complement(2351384..2351746) CDS complement(2351767..2352615) CDS complement(2352616..2356323) CDS complement(2356325..2359798) CDS complement(2359948..2360184) CDS 2360435..2360713 CDS complement(2360714..2360911) CDS complement(2360908..2361141) CDS 2361275..2361376 CDS 2361582..2361791 CDS 2361897..2362274 CDS 2362306..2362656 CDS 2362661..2363110 CDS 2363135..2363632 CDS complement(2363709..2364260) CDS complement(2364754..2365599) CDS complement(2365599..2365880) CDS complement(2365893..2366258) CDS complement(2366288..2366446) CDS complement(2366451..2366768) CDS complement(2366780..2367853) CDS complement(2367853..2368881) CDS complement(2368882..2369907) CDS complement(2369916..2370734) CDS complement(2370736..2376099) CDS complement(2376110..2376715) CDS complement(2376721..2377143) CDS complement(2377198..2377491) CDS complement(2377460..2377894) CDS complement(2377897..2378304) CDS complement(2378304..2378642) CDS complement(2378642..2379004) CDS complement(2379004..2379399) CDS complement(2379418..2380419) CDS complement(2380419..2381009) CDS complement(2381088..2382227) CDS complement(2382228..2383943) CDS complement(2384001..2385332) CDS complement(2385301..2386095) CDS complement(2386141..2386680) CDS complement(2387046..2387480) CDS complement(2387499..2387663) CDS complement(2387674..2387799) CDS complement(2387792..2388175) CDS complement(2388179..2388583) CDS complement(2388528..2388710) CDS complement(2388729..2389211) CDS complement(2389208..2389387) CDS complement(2389491..2389658) CDS complement(2389655..2390116) CDS complement(2390113..2390583) CDS complement(2390580..2391023) CDS complement(2391020..2391217) CDS complement(2391220..2391816) CDS complement(2391813..2392625) CDS complement(2392622..2393596) CDS complement(2393613..2394311) CDS complement(2394317..2394793) CDS complement(2394790..2394984) CDS complement(2395080..2395193) CDS complement(2395290..2395478) CDS complement(2395491..2395589) CDS complement(2395586..2395801) CDS complement(2395798..2396331) CDS complement(2396454..2397230) CDS 2397294..2397491 CDS complement(2397493..2397774) CDS complement(2397800..2398084) CDS complement(2398096..2398290) CDS complement(2398287..2398529) CDS 2398685..2399161 CDS 2399542..2400243 CDS 2400264..2400944 CDS 2401008..2402366 CDS 2402357..2402833 CDS complement(2402888..2403235) CDS complement(2403341..2405239) CDS complement(2405241..2406164) CDS complement(2406161..2406913) CDS 2407128..2408453 CDS complement(2408450..2408893) CDS complement(2408967..2409878) CDS complement(2409875..2410993) CDS complement(2411126..2411827) CDS complement(2411900..2413222) CDS complement(2413219..2413485) CDS complement(2413478..2414473) CDS complement(2414470..2415249) CDS complement(2415246..2415956) CDS complement(2415967..2416683) CDS complement(2416705..2417514) CDS complement(2417531..2418067) CDS complement(2418083..2418628) CDS 2418871..2419770 CDS complement(2419797..2421749) CDS complement(2421878..2423476) CDS complement(2423480..2424721) CDS complement(2424922..2425533) CDS complement(2425723..2426253) CDS complement(2426270..2427001) CDS complement(2427045..2427890) CDS complement(2428010..2430793) CDS complement(2430826..2431299) CDS 2431688..2433211 CDS 2433224..2434618 CDS complement(2434627..2434872) CDS complement(2435023..2436141) CDS complement(2442173..2442280) CDS complement(2443368..2444126) CDS complement(2444231..2445583) CDS complement(2445685..2446092) CDS complement(2446240..2446593) CDS 2446747..2447913 CDS 2448052..2449155 CDS 2449155..2449835 CDS complement(2449878..2450192) CDS 2450437..2451798 CDS complement(2451840..2452322) CDS complement(2452322..2452906) CDS 2453138..2454349 CDS 2454695..2457103 CDS 2457090..2457512 CDS 2457512..2457859 CDS 2457849..2459336 CDS 2459343..2459822 CDS 2459819..2460106 CDS 2460084..2460683 CDS complement(2460720..2461091) CDS 2461219..2461692 CDS 2461767..2463029 CDS complement(2463066..2463884) CDS complement(2463969..2465180) CDS 2465630..2466625 CDS 2466713..2467342 CDS complement(2467388..2467621) CDS complement(2467643..2467969) CDS complement(2468545..2468703) CDS 2469093..2471915 CDS 2472089..2472325 CDS 2472438..2472938 CDS complement(2472963..2474273) CDS complement(2474309..2474752) CDS complement(2474801..2475568) CDS complement(2475588..2475863) CDS complement(2475860..2477251) CDS 2477319..2478224 CDS 2478225..2478590 CDS complement(2478623..2479465) CDS complement(2479607..2479921) CDS 2480325..2480528 CDS 2480531..2480944 CDS complement(2481023..2481574) CDS complement(2481732..2483126) CDS complement(2483149..2483592) CDS complement(2483589..2484815) CDS complement(2484816..2486117) CDS complement(2486136..2486921) CDS 2487261..2488337 CDS complement(2488379..2489209) CDS complement(2489274..2489948) CDS complement(2489945..2490967) CDS complement(2491285..2491473) CDS complement(2491552..2492694) CDS complement(2492684..2493379) CDS complement(2493454..2494329) CDS complement(2494522..2494806) CDS complement(2494891..2495268) CDS complement(2495309..2495662) CDS complement(2495818..2496993) CDS complement(2497069..2498238) CDS complement(2498381..2499172) CDS complement(2499169..2500179) CDS complement(2500179..2501150) CDS 2501306..2501470 CDS 2501603..2502361 CDS complement(2502401..2503804) CDS 2503931..2504236 CDS complement(2504300..2505157) CDS 2505425..2505835 CDS complement(2505858..2506370) CDS 2506443..2506835 CDS complement(2506867..2507250) CDS complement(2507306..2508202) CDS complement(2508247..2508816) CDS complement(2508992..2509411) CDS complement(2510361..2514296) CDS complement(2514308..2515087) CDS complement(2515312..2518587) CDS 2518971..2519879 CDS complement(2519935..2520399) CDS complement(2520415..2522796) CDS complement(2522830..2523576) CDS complement(2523835..2524068) CDS complement(2524168..2524911) CDS complement(2525094..2525813) CDS complement(2525946..2526113) CDS complement(2526222..2527514) CDS complement(2527650..2529182) CDS complement(2529184..2529939) CDS complement(2529985..2531175) CDS complement(2531310..2532320) CDS complement(2532352..2533398) CDS complement(2533840..2535183) CDS complement(2535342..2536268) CDS complement(2536347..2538509) CDS complement(2538588..2539196) CDS complement(2539213..2539611) CDS 2539838..2540173 CDS complement(2540421..2541857) CDS 2542014..2542610 CDS complement(2542658..2544049) CDS 2544282..2545433 CDS complement(2545487..2546503) CDS complement(2546530..2547501) CDS complement(2547509..2548477) CDS complement(2548479..2549354) CDS complement(2549462..2551192) CDS complement(2551234..2552226) CDS complement(2552312..2553295) CDS complement(2553414..2554373) CDS complement(2554452..2555927) CDS complement(2556013..2556510) CDS complement(2556514..2557167) CDS complement(2557211..2558044) CDS complement(2558130..2559068) CDS complement(2559255..2559608) CDS complement(2559617..2559817) CDS complement(2559841..2561052) CDS complement(2561120..2562382) CDS complement(2562591..2565461) CDS complement(2565469..2567445) CDS complement(2567696..2567935) CDS complement(2567956..2568603) CDS complement(2568625..2569011) CDS complement(2569117..2569422) CDS complement(2569690..2570349) CDS complement(2570362..2571141) CDS complement(2571156..2571974) CDS complement(2571999..2572883) CDS complement(2572880..2573830) CDS complement(2573897..2574805) CDS complement(2575061..2576836) CDS complement(2576836..2577546) CDS complement(2577696..2578871) CDS complement(2578899..2580347) CDS complement(2580470..2581780) CDS complement(2581900..2583105) CDS complement(2583181..2584065) CDS complement(2584055..2584741) CDS complement(2585245..2586108) CDS complement(2586114..2587130) CDS complement(2587300..2589813) CDS complement(2590044..2590607) CDS complement(2590802..2591458) CDS complement(2591451..2592770) CDS complement(2592965..2593816) CDS complement(2593837..2594523) CDS 2594908..2595543 CDS 2595545..2596090 CDS 2596266..2597324 CDS complement(2597363..2598370) CDS complement(2598423..2599547) CDS complement(2599548..2600282) CDS complement(2600408..2601241) CDS complement(2601487..2601639) CDS complement(2601632..2601997) CDS complement(2602249..2602683) CDS complement(2602705..2603700) CDS complement(2603863..2605155) CDS complement(2605337..2605573) CDS complement(2605697..2606101) CDS complement(2606123..2607544) CDS complement(2607605..2608477) CDS complement(2608515..2610029) CDS complement(2610056..2610595) CDS complement(2610592..2611104) CDS complement(2611192..2611410) CDS complement(2611482..2612198) CDS complement(2612205..2612426) CDS complement(2613435..2614574) CDS complement(2614692..2615321) CDS complement(2615458..2616699) CDS complement(2616835..2617242) CDS complement(2617239..2618276) CDS complement(2618577..2619428) CDS complement(2619415..2620491) CDS complement(2620514..2621089) CDS complement(2621201..2622067) CDS complement(2622067..2623122) CDS complement(2623125..2624411) CDS complement(2624633..2624878) CDS complement(2624980..2625417) CDS complement(2625414..2626361) CDS complement(2626442..2627713) CDS complement(2627816..2629087) CDS complement(2629208..2630278) CDS complement(2630285..2631310) CDS complement(2631303..2632586) CDS complement(2632907..2633761) CDS complement(2633930..2634850) CDS 2635167..2637920 CDS complement(2637964..2639562) CDS complement(2639930..2640466) CDS complement(2640832..2642502) CDS complement(2642499..2642948) CDS complement(2643026..2643679) CDS 2643753..2643938 CDS complement(2643973..2645295) CDS complement(2645310..2646146) CDS complement(2646256..2646348) CDS complement(2646464..2646664) CDS complement(2646686..2647009) CDS complement(2647164..2648825) CDS complement(2648960..2649574) CDS complement(2649598..2650230) CDS complement(2650231..2650758) CDS complement(2650758..2651756) CDS complement(2651853..2652125) CDS complement(2652174..2653085) CDS complement(2653211..2657803) CDS complement(2658024..2658851) CDS 2658966..2659841 CDS 2659852..2660145 CDS complement(2660178..2660339) CDS complement(2660408..2661076) CDS complement(2661076..2662164) CDS complement(2662243..2663622) CDS complement(2663619..2664296) CDS complement(2664343..2665128) CDS complement(2665190..2665666) CDS complement(2665666..2668653) CDS 2669152..2669994 CDS complement(2670042..2671523) CDS complement(2671624..2672511) CDS complement(2677182..2677289) CDS complement(2678302..2679330) CDS 2679599..2681125 CDS complement(2681167..2682018) CDS complement(2682040..2682462) CDS complement(2682584..2682943) CDS 2683187..2684056 CDS complement(2684251..2684643) CDS complement(2684665..2685102) CDS complement(2685297..2686043) CDS complement(2686049..2686846) CDS complement(2686849..2687715) CDS complement(2687691..2688584) CDS 2688661..2689323 CDS 2689442..2690332 CDS complement(2690371..2691465) CDS complement(2691673..2692080) CDS complement(2692097..2693041) CDS complement(2693151..2693540) CDS complement(2693563..2693928) CDS complement(2693947..2694060) CDS complement(2694164..2694382) CDS complement(2694769..2695416) CDS complement(2695476..2696771) CDS complement(2696771..2697211) CDS complement(2697267..2697446) CDS complement(2697463..2697966) CDS complement(2697988..2698347) CDS complement(2698387..2698923) CDS complement(2698954..2699352) CDS complement(2699383..2699568) CDS complement(2699600..2700139) CDS complement(2700166..2700477) CDS complement(2700515..2700883) CDS complement(2700963..2701226) CDS complement(2701254..2701445) CDS complement(2701435..2701869) CDS complement(2701872..2702528) CDS complement(2702532..2702888) CDS complement(2702909..2703229) CDS complement(2703275..2704108) CDS complement(2704149..2704433) CDS complement(2704433..2705056) CDS complement(2705082..2705711) CDS complement(2705746..2706054) CDS complement(2706415..2707215) CDS complement(2707235..2708194) CDS complement(2708276..2709358) CDS complement(2709522..2710421) CDS 2710869..2712755 CDS 2712931..2713365 CDS 2713398..2713940 CDS 2713962..2714942 CDS 2715023..2716363 CDS complement(2716408..2717394) CDS complement(2717422..2718234) CDS complement(2718312..2719055) CDS complement(2719056..2719775) CDS complement(2719735..2720484) CDS complement(2720497..2721489) CDS complement(2721559..2722857) CDS complement(2722884..2723156) CDS complement(2723159..2723593) CDS complement(2723786..2725852) CDS complement(2726008..2727195) CDS complement(2727304..2729391) CDS complement(2729457..2729927) CDS complement(2729958..2730371) CDS complement(2730564..2731961) CDS complement(2731976..2732455) CDS complement(2732589..2733233) CDS complement(2733230..2735245) CDS complement(2735279..2735953) CDS complement(2735962..2736402) CDS complement(2736597..2737628) CDS complement(2737630..2738682) CDS complement(2738719..2739990) CDS complement(2740052..2740333) CDS complement(2740390..2740854) CDS complement(2740888..2742957) CDS complement(2743326..2744138) CDS complement(2744212..2744574) CDS complement(2744571..2744939) CDS complement(2744985..2745791) CDS 2745907..2746377 CDS 2746423..2746878 CDS 2747073..2747414 CDS 2747427..2748683 CDS complement(2748685..2749497) CDS complement(2749538..2750233) CDS complement(2750230..2752920) CDS complement(2752936..2753508) CDS complement(2753523..2755568) CDS complement(2755580..2757265) CDS 2757606..2757911 CDS 2758046..2759353 CDS 2759390..2759692 CDS complement(2760022..2760132) CDS complement(2760147..2760680) CDS complement(2760845..2761954) CDS complement(2761951..2763081) CDS complement(2763082..2765652) CDS complement(2765824..2766078) CDS complement(2766207..2766773) CDS 2766935..2768707 CDS complement(2768944..2769273) CDS complement(2769381..2770007) CDS complement(2770060..2771457) CDS 2771623..2772612 CDS 2772634..2773230 CDS 2773234..2773608 CDS 2773714..2774565 CDS 2774684..2775523 CDS 2775644..2776486 CDS complement(2776532..2776777) CDS complement(2776792..2777388) CDS complement(2777497..2777814) CDS complement(2777844..2779583) CDS complement(2779910..2780374) CDS complement(2780392..2780580) CDS complement(2780577..2780798) CDS complement(2780933..2782297) CDS 2782739..2782894 CDS complement(2783466..2784107) CDS complement(2784652..2784747) CDS complement(2784805..2786298) CDS complement(2786435..2787373) CDS complement(2787416..2788399) CDS complement(2788504..2790243) CDS complement(2790243..2791967) CDS complement(2791967..2792980) CDS complement(2792967..2794373) CDS complement(2794755..2795225) CDS 2795420..2796997 CDS complement(2797039..2797758) CDS 2797838..2798572 CDS 2798626..2799087 CDS complement(2799108..2799551) CDS complement(2799609..2800961) CDS complement(2800958..2801407) CDS 2801484..2802458 CDS 2802543..2802998 CDS 2802998..2803402 CDS complement(2803445..2804056) CDS complement(2804070..2804438) CDS complement(2804522..2805274) CDS 2805440..2807398 CDS 2807459..2810107 CDS 2810109..2811791 CDS 2811788..2812921 CDS complement(2812925..2813881) CDS complement(2813949..2815283) CDS complement(2815401..2816090) CDS complement(2816083..2816373) CDS complement(2816363..2817571) CDS complement(2817688..2818035) CDS complement(2818054..2818698) CDS complement(2818841..2819530) CDS 2819860..2821587 CDS complement(2821641..2821892) CDS complement(2821912..2823222) CDS complement(2823530..2823949) CDS 2824079..2824651 CDS 2824648..2826354 CDS 2826515..2828236 CDS 2828236..2830008 CDS 2830284..2830523 CDS complement(2830542..2831879) CDS complement(2832058..2833725) CDS complement(2833834..2835987) CDS complement(2836011..2837783) CDS complement(2837944..2839410) CDS complement(2839698..2840228) CDS complement(2840286..2841896) CDS 2842413..2843867 CDS 2843914..2844216 CDS 2844249..2845601 CDS 2845613..2846497 CDS 2846490..2846798 CDS complement(2846839..2847573) CDS complement(2847673..2848335) CDS complement(2848406..2849536) CDS complement(2849563..2850450) CDS 2850620..2852950 CDS complement(2852988..2854436) CDS complement(2854429..2856282) CDS complement(2856379..2857218) CDS complement(2857386..2857583) CDS complement(2857580..2858203) CDS complement(2858196..2860364) CDS complement(2860426..2860821) CDS 2861424..2862614 CDS complement(2862774..2863283) CDS complement(2863561..2864661) CDS complement(2864813..2865121) CDS complement(2865127..2867397) CDS complement(2867432..2867731) CDS complement(2867746..2869041) CDS complement(2869191..2871107) CDS complement(2871318..2872784) CDS complement(2872932..2873915) CDS complement(2873915..2875837) CDS complement(2875945..2876775) CDS complement(2876947..2877147) CDS complement(2877160..2878011) CDS complement(2878004..2878765) CDS complement(2878989..2879711) CDS complement(2879906..2880205) CDS complement(2880217..2881071) CDS complement(2881243..2882049) CDS complement(2882033..2882938) CDS complement(2882963..2883409) CDS complement(2883422..2884078) CDS complement(2884141..2885547) CDS complement(2885581..2886582) CDS complement(2886584..2887297) CDS complement(2887499..2888215) CDS complement(2888639..2889001) CDS complement(2888994..2890277) CDS complement(2890274..2890594) CDS complement(2890779..2891132) CDS complement(2891269..2891580) CDS complement(2891649..2892032) CDS complement(2892057..2892437) CDS complement(2892596..2894485) CDS complement(2894510..2895883) CDS 2896241..2897059 CDS complement(2897116..2897823) CDS complement(2897847..2898374) CDS 2898535..2899266 CDS complement(2899313..2900506) CDS complement(2900594..2901784) CDS complement(2901800..2903200) CDS complement(2903200..2904387) CDS complement(2904598..2906940) CDS 2907153..2909708 CDS complement(2909753..2910076) CDS complement(2910085..2911326) CDS complement(2911415..2912626) CDS complement(2912595..2913686) CDS complement(2914057..2915205) CDS complement(2915219..2915689) CDS complement(2915744..2916097) CDS 2916291..2916890 CDS complement(2916946..2917266) CDS complement(2917389..2918051) CDS complement(2918048..2919169) CDS complement(2919166..2921343) CDS complement(2921340..2922371) CDS complement(2922429..2923223) CDS complement(2923236..2924288) CDS complement(2924307..2925158) CDS complement(2925145..2926026) CDS complement(2926101..2927393) CDS complement(2927390..2928631) CDS complement(2928668..2929090) CDS 2929315..2930340 CDS complement(2930479..2932473) CDS complement(2932609..2933148) CDS 2933303..2934715 CDS complement(2934756..2935070) CDS complement(2935083..2935904) CDS complement(2935917..2937179) CDS complement(2937192..2938643) CDS complement(2938662..2939930) CDS 2940053..2941033 CDS complement(2941083..2941544) CDS complement(2941599..2942219) CDS complement(2942216..2943079) CDS complement(2943120..2943479) CDS complement(2943569..2943703) CDS complement(2943871..2944341)	en
converted_docs	448890	14 de mayo del 2008 Reglamentos de la Venta ======================= [Hora:]{.underline} Se abrirán las puertas a las 9:00 a.m. La subasta comenzará a las 9:30 a.m. y las puertas se cerrarán al concluir la venta. [Términos:]{.underline} Todas las ventas serán al [CONTADO]{.underline}. No se aceptarán cheques y solamente billetes hasta 20 dólares. Cualquiera excepción será previamente aprobada por el Supervisor Encargado de la Venta. [Orden de Venta:]{.underline} Los artículos serán subastados de acuerdo al orden numérico de los lotes tal como lo especifica el listado de venta. [Condición de los Artículos:]{.underline} Todos los artículos serán vendidos "como están" y "dónde están". No hay garantía. No habrá reembolsos. [Base:]{.underline} El subastador anunciará una suma mínima por cada artículo. Los Artículos no serán vendidos a un precio menor a la suma establecida. [La Venta Final:]{.underline} El subastador hace la venta final cuando anuncia: "Artículo 1 vendido al Licitador "X" por "US \$\_\_.\_\_". Las decisiones del licitador no son objetables. [Pago de Artículos:]{.underline} La forma del remate será al martillo. Al final de la subasta, habrá 60 minutos para cancelar el saldo mínimo de cada lote (10% del valor) o la totalidad de su saldo. Al día siguiente se debe cancelar el resto de su saldo en el Consulado General (Av. 9 de Octubre y García Moreno) en el Departamento de Caja entre 09:00 y 11:00 a.m. Licitantes interesados en arreglos de pago especiales podrán contactar directamente al supervisor encargado de la venta. [Rechazos de Artículos:]{.underline} Los licitantes deben pagar por TODOS los artículos adjudicados. El rechazo de cualquier artículo lo descalificará para las subastas siguientes y perderá el 10% del valor cancelado. [Artículos No Vendidos:]{.underline} Los artículos que no se vendan NO se volverán a subastar al final de la venta. [Recolección de Artículos:]{.underline} Ningún artículo será entregado sin el recibo de pago. Los artículos pueden ser recogidos al final de la venta del día miércoles 13 de 14h00 a 16h00, o el día jueves 15 de 9h00 a 16h00 y el viernes 16 de junio de 9h00 a 14h00. Los artículos que no se recojan se re-venderán en una próxima venta. [Niños:]{.underline} El Consulado no será responsable por la seguridad de niños que vienen a la subasta y les pediremos a los padres que salgan si tienen hijos disruptivos.	es
markdown	346622	# Presentation: 346622 ## Investigating Disease Outbreaks Associated with AFOsFocus: Waterborne Exposures - Gunther Craun, Gunther F. Craun & Associates, Staunton, VA - Rebecca Calderon, National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory, EPA, RTP, NC ## Linking Exposure and Illness - Epidemiologic methods are well established and available - Outbreaks - Endemic Illness ## Slide 3 ## Waterborne Outbreak Data - Waterborne outbreak surveillance since 1971 by EPA and CDC - Information can help identify problems that may need regulation or changes in monitoring and current operational practices. ## Important limitations when reviewing waterborne outbreak data - Outbreaks voluntarily reported - Not all Waterborne outbreaks are recognized - —good surveillance is needed to detect an outbreak ## Disease Pyramid ## Important limitations continued - Not all waterborne outbreaks are thoroughly investigated - The primary objective of the investigation is to determine why people are becoming ill and how to stop the illness ## Important limitations continued - Thorough investigation requires a multidisciplinary investigation team - epidemiologists, engineers, microbiologists, laboratory capabilities - should investigate sources of contamination as well as water system deficiencies ## Zoonotic Waterborne Outbreaks Reported, 1971-2000 \| \| Percent of outbreaks \| \| --- \| --- \| \| Drinking Water \| 49% (n=189) \| \| Untreated Recreational Water \| 79% (n=43) \| Notes: 51% of the reported waterborne outbreaks resulted in gastroenteritis of undetermined etiology. Of the outbreaks of known etiology, slightly less than half of the drinking water outbreaks and more than three-quarters of the outbreaks associated with untreated recreational water were caused by zoonotic pathogens. ## Protozoan Waterborne Outbreaks Giardia or Cryptosporidium caused most outbreaks of identified etiology in community water systems. * *N. fowleri, Schistosomatidae, Giardia, and Cryptosporidium were identified in untreated recreational water outbreaks. Notes: Current EPA regulations have reduced drinking water outbreaks of giardiasis and cryptosporidiosis. Since 1991, drinking water outbreaks of cryptosporidiosis decreased by more than half while untreated recreational water outbreaks increased by three-fold. N. flowleri, a naturally occurring environment protozoan, caused most of the outbreaks in untreated recreational waters. ## Waterborne Outbreaks Zoonotic Bacteria Campylobacter, Salmonella, E. coli, and Yersinia caused outbreaks in drinking water systems—primarily in groundwater systems. E. coli 0157:H7 and 0121:H19 and Leptospira caused almost half of the outbreaks associated with untreated recreational water. Notes: Zoonotic bacteria caused fewer outbreaks than zoonotic protozoa. ## Contamination Sources - Most WBDO investigations focused on specific events (e.g., heavy rains or surface water entry into wells; seepage of sewage) and water treatment deficiencies (e.g., interruption of disinfection) that may have been responsible for the outbreak ## Contamination Sources - several outbreak investigations noted that the likely source of water contamination was wild or domestic animals including cattle and pigs - Information was not available in the reports to determine whether AFOs contributed to water contamination ## Contamination Sources - drinking water outbreaks of zoonotic agents were also associated with - sewage and surface water entering groundwater sources - contamination of distribution system piping and storage ## Contamination Sources - recreational water outbreaks were also associated with - poor bather hygiene and septic tank discharges ## What is Needed to Assess Outbreak Risks Associated with AFOs - Better surveillance to detect possible outbreaks - More complete investigations of sources of contamination - Improved laboratory capabilities to provide information about additional zoonotic agents and possible animal sources	en
markdown	305863	# Presentation: 305863 ## Computing the Monthly Palmer Drought Index on a Weekly Basis Richard R. Heim Jr. NOAA/NESDIS/National Climatic Data Center Asheville, North Carolina - USDM Workshop - Washington, D.C., October 2005 ## Statement of the Problem Palmer developed his drought index using monthly data Monthly Palmer Drought Index (PDI or PMDI) has century-scale historical perspective Timeliness of monthly PDI for operational drought monitoring is an issue Weekly PDI more timely, but historical record / historical perspective shorter (back to early 1970s) Weekly PDI & monthly PDI sometimes inconsistent when used operationally ## February 2005 - CPC Weekly PDI, - Feb. 26, 2005 - NCDC Monthly PDI, - End of Feb. 2005 ## Goal April 2002 USDM Forum: We need to address the issue of differences between the operational weekly PDI and operational monthly PDI How? -- Compute a monthly PDI operationally before the end of the month Issue -- How to estimate the monthly temperature and precipitation Palmer input before the month is over Current forecasting technology does not include predictions a month in advance for daily temperature and precipitation amount at the resolution needed to compute the PDI for this purpose. ## Goal Compare 3 potential estimation methods for the unknown portion of the month Persistence of the values for day 1 through X to the end of the month Moving Window: the values for day 1 through X of current month combined with the values for day Y through end of previous month Normals used for day X+1 through the end of the month The successful method should yield weekly PDI values that result in a reasonable transition from the monthly PDI values that existed at the beginning of the month (i.e., at the end of the previous month) to the monthly PDI values that exist at the end of the month. ## Data NCDC Monthly climate division temperature & precipitation data – historical CPC 1000-day climate division file – operational daily 1971-2000 daily divisional normals – the Normals methodology Monthly temperature & precipitation computed from the CPC daily values (& normals for Normals methodology) Monthly PDI computed from the monthly temperature & precipitation values ## July 2003 – Test Case - CPC Weekly PDI, - July 26, 2003 - NCDC Monthly PDI - End - Of - July - 2003 - End - Of - June - 2003 ## Procedure Analyzed July 2003 climate division data Monthly PDI values for June 2003 (June 30) and July 2003 (July 31) computed by NCDC used as “TRUTH” Weekly PDI values computed for July 5, 12, 19, 26, 2003 for the 3 estimation methods ( “TEST”) from daily data to correspond to the weeks PDI was computed by CPC The 3 estimation methods were evaluated using these comparison statistics: - Computed absolute value of the differences between TEST & TRUTH - Mean and variance of the absolute value of the differences measured the degree of closeness between the TEST & TRUTH values - Pearson correlation coefficient measured their spatial / geographic comparability ## PDI - July Weekly Methods vs. June Monthly \| Technique \| July 5 \| July 12 \| July 19 \| July 26 \| July 31 \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| Normals \| 0.32 0.106 0.982 \| 0.56 0.387 0.944 \| 0.65 0.406 0.936 \| 0.75 0.513 0.922 \| 0.79 0.522 0.919 \| \| Window \| 0.87 0.359 0.954 \| 0.78 0.481 0.939 \| 0.68 0.411 0.935 \| 0.81 0.547 0.913 \| 0.79 0.522 0.919 \| \| Persistence \| 1.72 1.989 0.822 \| 1.32 1.312 0.837 \| 1.01 0.789 0.885 \| 0.88 0.643 0.905 \| 0.79 0.522 0.919 \| \| CPC Weekly \| 1.07 0.881 0.879 \| 1.19 1.011 0.860 \| 1.35 1.196 0.848 \| 1.47 1.289 0.826 \| NA \| - Top: Mean Abs. Diff. - Middle: Variance of Abs. Diff. - - Bottom: Correlation Coefficient of Abs. Diff. ## Comparison Results: June Monthly vs. July Weekly PDI Normals methodology has smaller mean & variance of absolute diff., and higher correlations, than the Window & Persistence methods Normals methodology for July weeks has steadily increasing departures from end of June monthly values as the weeks progress Conclusion: Normals methodology gives results that represent the best transition from the drought and wet spell conditions of the previous month ## PDI - July Weekly Methods vs. July Monthly \| Technique \| July 5 \| July 12 \| July 19 \| July 26 \| July 31 \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| Normals \| 0.70 0.365 0.942 \| 0.51 0.193 0.974 \| 0.36 0.104 0.985 \| 0.16 0.023 0.997 \| 0 0 1.0 \| \| Window \| 1.13 0.832 0.890 \| 0.83 0.475 0.939 \| 0.62 0.289 0.955 \| 0.24 0.062 0.992 \| 0 0 1.0 \| \| Persistence \| 1.38 1.680 0.872 \| 0.82 0.463 0.952 \| 0.46 0.165 0.978 \| 0.20 0.035 0.996 \| 0 0 1.0 \| \| CPC Weekly \| 1.11 1.086 0.859 \| 0.95 0.832 0.901 \| 1.03 0.914 0.908 \| 1.05 0.812 0.917 \| NA \| - Top: Mean Abs. Diff. - Middle: Variance of Abs. Diff. - - Bottom: Correlation Coefficient of Abs. Diff. ## Comparison Results: July End-of-Month vs. July Weekly PDI All 3 methodologies have decreasing departures for every week as the month progresses, with all 3 converging to the same (end-of-month) values Normals methodology has smaller mean & variance of absolute diff., and higher correlations, than the Window & Persistence methods, for every week Conclusion: Normals methodology gives results that represent the best transition to the monthly drought and wet spell conditions at the end of the current month ## Spatial Variability of the Mean Abs. Diff. July Weekly vs End of June - Normals - Window - Persistence - Normals method performed better in - areas experiencing intensifying wet or - dry conditions ## Spatial Variability of the Mean Abs. Diff. July Weekly vs End of July - Normals - Window - Persistence - Normals method has best - overall performance ## Time Series Plots - For each of these 3 divisions, in all weeks but one the Normals method yields a better value. ## http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/monitoring/drought/mw/ - June 2005 - July 2005 ## Conclusions - The Normals methodology produces results which are more reasonable than a Persistence or moving Window approach for estimating the Palmer Drought Index for a month before the month is over. - Smaller “error estimates” - Better correlations - A monthly Palmer Drought Index computed on a weekly (or even daily) basis, using normal temperature and precipitation to estimate the weather for the rest of the month, is useful for monitoring drought on an operational basis. ## Thank You! http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/monitoring/drought/mw/ - Heim, R.R., Jr., 2005: Computing the monthly Palmer Drought Index on a weekly basis: A case study comparing data estimation techniques. Geophys. Res. Lett., 32, No. 6, L06401, 18 March 2005. ## Slide 19	en
markdown	033290	# Presentation: 033290 ## Safety Review Agenda US CMS EMU Factory Safety Review Agenda Introduction G.Apollinari 5 m Need for Safety Review R.Ruthe 10 m Charter for the Safety Review Panel R. Ruthe 5 m Overview of Production at MP9 G.Apollinari 15 m Floor Walk Through All 20 m Safety aspects of Tooling Equipment N.Chester 20 m Review of Operating Procedures G.Smith 20 m Next actions and Meeting R.Ruthe 10 m ## US CMS EMU Factory Introduction ## US CMS EMU Introduction Fermilab has responsibility for the design and production of the components for all the CMS_EMU chambers ME23/2 Subject of this Review ME2/1 ME3/1 ME1/2 ME1/3 Fermilab has responsibility for the assembly of 144 ME23/2 chambers and preparation of kits for Russia (PNPI) and China (IHEP) ## US CMS EMU Introduction Major Milestones Start Panel Production for ME23/2 April 1999 Started in June 99 Start ME23/2 Chamber Production October 1999 Start Panel Production for IHEP/PNPI January 2000 ## US CMS and CMS-EMU Organization Structure US CMS EMU Introduction L1 Managers D.Green E.Temple L2 Manager G.Mitselmakher L3 Chamber A.Korytov L3 Electronics T.Ling L3 Infrastructure D. Loveless FNAL G.Apollinari N.Chester ## US CMS EMU US CMS EMU Introduction Operation Readiness Review Design QA/QC Program Safety Procedures & Travelers Tooling Manpower Panel/Chamber Storage & Transportation Schedule ## US CMS EMU Introduction Safety Review Committee R. Ruthe _Chairperson_ J. Hawkins L. Spiegel G.Smith G.Apollinari Charges to the Committee Assess the mechanical safety aspects of the major tooling equipment operating in the MP9 assembly area. Preparation and training of assembly technicians to ensure adequate qualification for use of tooling equipment. Ergonomics of the assembly line. ## US CMS EMU Introduction Proposed Plan of Work Address few major operations/week in short, focused meetings. Oct 28 Winding Operation Wire Gluing Operation Authomatic Soldering Operation Nov 4 Automatic Gluing Operation Clamping Operation Air Knife Cleaning Operation Nov 11 HV/LV Testing Tension Testing Gas Leak Testing/Gas Operations Hands Operation Involve Cryogenic group as a sub-committee for few items related to the Gas Operations of the chambers ( Air Knife Cleaning Operation Gas Leak Testing/Gas Operations ## US CMS EMU US CMS EMU ## Cathode Strip Chamber Well known Technology G. Charpak et al. NIM 167 (1979) Good intrinsic resolution & Fast Two-coordinate measurement Strips can be shaped in any geometry No stringent gas control R&D Development Most of the detector design and assembly procedures prototyped and developed by: G.Mitselmakher O.Prokofiev V.Razmyslavich ....many others US CMS EMU Detector Considerations ## EMU CSC Trapezoidal chambers 6 plane/chamber 6 gas gaps 7 panels Strip measuring  Strip width from 6.7 to 6.0 mm Wires measuring r 50 mm wires ganged in groups of 5 to 16. US CMS EMU Detector Considerations ## Mechanical Design Anode Panels Cathode Panels US CMS EMU Detector Considerations ## Mechanical Design large gas gap (~10 mm) relaxed panel flatness tolerances wide strips wide wire pitch (3.2 mm) relaxed wire placement tolerances no intermediate wire support fewer wires 50 m wire diameter more reliable mechanically US CMS EMU Detector Considerations ## US CMS EMU Detector Considerations Cathode Panels (4 out of 7) The spacing between panels is defined by: gap bars sanded to +/- 2 mils buttons located approximately in the center of the panels ## US CMS EMU Detector Considerations Anode Panels (3 out of 7) Wires: glued on wire fixation bars (thickness of 1/2 gas gap) soldered on pads for electrical connection 50 m wires under 250+/-25 g tension (breakage at 450 g). Plane segmented into 5 HV sections - Insulating Guard Strip - Wires - Panel ## Frame Mounting US CMS EMU Detector Considerations ## Physics Requirement Concentrate on requirements affecting the design Spatial Resolution ~150 m per chamber Good knowledge of strips and wires geometry Strips are located by machining (Gerber) Location Precision: +/- 5 mils Dimension of Strips Position of Strips Referencing of Strips to Outside World Wire are adjusted by combs on pre-glued anode bars Location Precision: +/- 20 mils Concentrate on requirements affecting the design Spatial Resolution ~150 m per chamber Good knowledge of strips and wires geometry Strips are located by machining (Gerber) Location Precision: +/- 5 mils Dimension of Strips Position of Strips Referencing of Strips to Outside World Wire are adjusted by combs on pre-glued anode bars Location Precision: +/- 20 mils US CMS EMU Detector Considerations ## Physics Requirement (cont.) Gas Gain Uniformity Gas gain depends on gas gap Gas gap must be held constant in the horizontal (cosmic testing) and vertical positions. Requirement: G/G < 2 d (gap dimension) < 24 mils Use gap bars (chamber perimeter) Use gap buttons (center) Avoid build up of tolerancies over 6 layers Panel Requirement Flatness Thickness Resistance to compressive forces Gas Gain Uniformity Gas gain depends on gas gap Gas gap must be held constant in the horizontal (cosmic testing) and vertical positions. Requirement: G/G < 2 d (gap dimension) < 24 mils Use gap bars (chamber perimeter) Use gap buttons (center) Avoid build up of tolerancies over 6 layers Panel Requirement Flatness Thickness Resistance to compressive forces US CMS EMU Detector Considerations ## Physics Requirement (cont.) Connections to Outside World Metric vs. English System Overall Tolerancies and Assembly Scheme Guard Strip location Correct Anode Fixation Bar Positioning Sum-up of tolerancies (Bar fixed to +/- 20 mils) Overall Assembly ex: connector holes locations on cathode strips fan-out Physics Requirement (cont.) Connections to Outside World Metric vs. English System Overall Tolerancies and Assembly Scheme Guard Strip location Correct Anode Fixation Bar Positioning Sum-up of tolerancies (Bar fixed to +/- 20 mils) Overall Assembly ex: connector holes locations on cathode strips fan-out US CMS EMU Detector Considerations - Anode Panel - Cathode Panel BAD	en
log-files	842580	# Date 2008-01-16 Time 00:39:43 PST -0800 (1200472783.19 s) #phil __OFF__ Command line arguments: "../111.param" "adp.set_b_iso=10" "sites.shake=0.5" "main.number_of_macro_cycles=5" "--overwrite" HOST = firebird.lbl.gov HOSTTYPE = x86_64-linux USER = phzwart PID = 4145 JOB_ID = 5158 SGE_ARCH = lx24-amd64 SGE_TASK_FIRST = 1 SGE_TASK_LAST = 1330 SGE_TASK_ID = 111 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHENIX: Python-based Hierarchical ENvironment for Integrated Xtallography User: phzwart ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- phenix.refine: Macromolecular Structure Refinement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Phenix developers include: Paul Adams, Pavel Afonine, Vicent Chen, Ian Davis, Kreshna Gopal, Ralf Grosse-Kunstleve, Li-Wei Hung, Robert Immormino, Tom Ioerger, Airlie McCoy, Erik McKee, Nigel Moriarty, Reetal Pai, Randy Read, Jane Richardson, David Richardson, Tod Romo, Jim Sacchettini, Nicholas Sauter, Jacob Smith, Laurent Storoni, Tom Terwilliger, Peter Zwart Phenix home page: http://www.phenix-online.org/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Phenix components are copyrighted by: - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory - Los Alamos National Laboratory - University of Cambridge - Duke University - Texas Agricultural Experiment Station & Texas Engineering Experiment Station ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Major third-party components of Phenix include: Python, wxwidgets, wxPython, Boost, SCons, Clipper, CCP4 Monomer Library, CCP4 I/O libraries, PyCifRW, FFTPACK, L-BFGS Enter phenix.acknowledgments for details. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Processing inputs. This may take a minute or two. Command line parameter definitions: refinement.modify_start_model.adp.set_b_iso = 10 refinement.modify_start_model.sites.shake = 0.5 refinement.main.number_of_macro_cycles = 5 Working crystal symmetry after inspecting all inputs: Unit cell: (68.4938, 48.1033, 84.6622, 90, 90, 90) Space group: P 21 21 21 (No. 19) /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/model.pdb Monomer Library directory: "/net/rosie/scratch3/phzwart/CCTBX/Sources/mon_lib" Total number of atoms: 2823 Number of models: 1 Model: 0 Number of conformers: 2 Conformer: "A" Number of atoms: 2769 Number of chains: 2 Number of residues, atoms: 302, 2333 Classifications: {'peptide': 302} Modifications used: {'COO': 1} Link IDs: {'PTRANS': 7, 'CIS': 1, 'TRANS': 293} Number of residues, atoms: 436, 436 Classifications: {'water': 436} Link IDs: {None: 435} Conformer: "B" Number of atoms: 2771 Common with "A": 2717 Number of chains: 2 Number of residues, atoms: 302, 2333 Classifications: {'peptide': 302} Modifications used: {'COO': 1} Link IDs: {'PTRANS': 7, 'CIS': 1, 'TRANS': 293} bond proxies already assigned to first conformer: 2332 Number of residues, atoms: 438, 438 Classifications: {'water': 438} Link IDs: {None: 437} Time building chain proxies: 3.25, per 1000 atoms: 1.15 ================================== X-ray data ================================= F-obs: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns:FOBS,SIGMA R-free flags: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns:TEST Miller array info: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns:FOBS,SIGMA Observation type: xray.amplitude Type of data: double, size=19589 Type of sigmas: double, size=19589 Number of Miller indices: 19589 Anomalous flag: False Unit cell: (68.4938, 48.1033, 84.6622, 90, 90, 90) Space group: P 21 21 21 (No. 19) Systematic absences: 0 Centric reflections: 2427 Resolution range: 14.9947 1.95067 Completeness in resolution range: 0.935706 Completeness with d_max=infinity: 0.932898 Number of F-obs in resolution range: 19589 Number of F-obs <= 0: 0 Refinement resolution range: d_max = 14.9947 d_min = 1.9507 Miller array info: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns:TEST Observation type: None Type of data: int, size=19589 Type of sigmas: None Number of Miller indices: 19589 Anomalous flag: False Unit cell: (68.4938, 48.1033, 84.6622, 90, 90, 90) Space group: P 21 21 21 (No. 19) Systematic absences: 0 Centric reflections: 2427 Resolution range: 14.9947 1.95067 Completeness in resolution range: 0.935706 Completeness with d_max=infinity: 0.932898 Test (R-free flags) flag value: 1 Number of work/free reflections by resolution: work free %free bin 1: 14.9952 - 4.1752 [2200/2229] 1978 222 10.1% bin 2: 4.1752 - 3.3259 [2116/2139] 1906 210 9.9% bin 3: 3.3259 - 2.9089 [2072/2097] 1868 204 9.8% bin 4: 2.9089 - 2.6446 [2048/2081] 1845 203 9.9% bin 5: 2.6446 - 2.4559 [2059/2086] 1846 213 10.3% bin 6: 2.4559 - 2.3116 [2047/2075] 1851 196 9.6% bin 7: 2.3116 - 2.1962 [2025/2061] 1817 208 10.3% bin 8: 2.1962 - 2.1009 [2015/2057] 1821 194 9.6% bin 9: 2.1009 - 2.0202 [1954/2063] 1757 197 10.1% bin 10: 2.0202 - 1.9507 [1053/2047] 941 112 10.6% overall 17630 1959 10.0% Writing MTZ file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/run_111/model_refine_data.mtz ========================== Anomalous scatterer groups ========================= All atoms refined with f_prime=0 and f_double_prime=0. ========================== Set up restraints manager ========================== Number of disulfides: simple=3, symmetry=0 Simple disulfide: " SG CYS A 168 " - " SG ACYS A 201 " distance=2.08 Simple disulfide: " SG CYS A 168 " - " SG BCYS A 201 " distance=1.98 Simple disulfide: " SG CYS A 254 " - " SG CYS A 260 " distance=2.05 Time building geometry restraints manager: 0.14 seconds Histogram of bond lengths: 1.21 - 1.38: 943 1.38 - 1.56: 1465 1.56 - 1.73: 7 1.73 - 1.90: 21 1.90 - 2.08: 3 Bond restraints sorted by residual: atom i - atom j ideal model delta weight residual " SG CYS A 168 " - " SG BCYS A 201 " 2.031 1.983 0.048 2.50e+03 5.87e+00 " C GLN A 88 " - " N GLN A 89 " 1.329 1.360 -0.031 5.10e+03 4.97e+00 " SG CYS A 168 " - " SG ACYS A 201 " 2.031 2.075 -0.044 2.50e+03 4.89e+00 " CB CYS A 201 " - " SG ACYS A 201 " 1.808 1.738 0.070 9.18e+02 4.46e+00 " C PRO A 198 " - " N ILE A 199 " 1.329 1.301 0.028 5.10e+03 4.10e+00 ... (remaining 2434 not shown) Histogram of nonbonded interaction distances: 0.96 - 1.74: 13 1.74 - 2.53: 104 2.53 - 3.32: 3926 3.32 - 4.11: 9532 4.11 - 4.90: 15169 Warning: very small nonbonded interaction distances. Nonbonded interactions sorted by model distance: atom i - atom j model vdw sym.op. j " O HOH Z 18 " - " O HOH Z 102 " 0.955 3.040 -x+1,y+1/2,-z+1/2 " OD2 ASP A 107 " - " OG BSER A 216 " 1.075 3.040 -x+1/2,-y+1,z+1/2 " C GLY A 91 " - " O HOH Z 401 " 1.271 3.270 -x+1,y-1/2,-z+1/2 " O HOH Z 69 " - " O HOH Z 357 " 1.387 3.040 -x+1/2,-y+1,z+1/2 " O HOH Z 183 " - " O HOH Z 52 " 1.535 3.040 -x+1,y-1/2,-z+1/2 ... (remaining 28739 not shown) Histogram of dihedral angle deviations from ideal: 0.01 - 17.19: 754 17.19 - 34.36: 62 34.36 - 51.54: 27 51.54 - 68.71: 23 68.71 - 85.89: 4 Dihedral angle restraints sorted by residual: " CA PHE A 192 " " CB PHE A 192 " " CG PHE A 192 " " CD1 PHE A 192 " ideal model delta periodicty weight residual 90.00 7.91 82.09 2 2.50e-03 1.68e+01 " N PRO A 54 " " CG PRO A 54 " " CD PRO A 54 " " CB PRO A 54 " ideal model delta periodicty weight residual 30.00 -27.17 57.17 3 4.44e-03 1.45e+01 " N PRO A 280 " " CA PRO A 280 " " CB PRO A 280 " " CG PRO A 280 " ideal model delta periodicty weight residual -25.00 38.44 56.56 3 4.44e-03 1.42e+01 ... (remaining 867 not shown) ==================== Fixing bad ADP in input model (if any) =================== ============================== Scattering factors ============================= ----------X-ray scattering dictionary---------- Number of scattering types: 4 Type Number sf(0) Gaussians S 13 15.96 2 O 902 7.97 2 N 437 6.97 2 C 1471 5.97 2 sf(0) = scattering factor at diffraction angle 0. ====================== Modifying start model if requested ===================== Setting all isotropic ADP = 10.000: selected atoms: all (2823) Shaking sites (RMS = 0.500): selected atoms: all (2823) ==================== Fixing bad ADP in input model (if any) =================== ================== Extract refinement strategy and selections ================= individual_sites = True rigid_body = False individual_adp = True group_adp = False tls = False individual_occupancies = True group_occupancies = False group_anomalous = False size = 2823 n_use = 2823 n_use_u_iso = 2823 n_use_u_aniso = 0 n_grad_site = 0 n_grad_u_iso = 0 n_grad_u_aniso = 0 n_grad_occupancy = 0 n_grad_fp = 0 n_grad_fdp = 0 n_anisotropic_flag = 0 total number of scatterers = 2823 ==================== Process input NCS or/and find new NCS ==================== Using existing and finding new NCS is disabled. Use refinement.main.ncs=true to activate it. Look at refinement.ncs for more NCS related parameters. =================== Write initial parameters into .eff file =================== Writing effective parameters to file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/run_111/model_refine_001.eff Writing geometry restraints to file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/run_111/model_refine_001.geo CPU time processing inputs: 9.31 ============================ Non-default parameters =========================== A complete record of all parameters was written to the .eff file above. Below are only the non-defaults. #phil __ON__ refinement { crystal_symmetry { unit_cell = 68.49375 48.10325 84.6622 90 90 90 space_group = "P 21 21 21" } input { pdb { file_name = "/net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/model.pdb" } xray_data { file_name = "/net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns" labels = "FOBS,SIGMA" r_free_flags { file_name = "/net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns" label = "TEST" test_flag_value = 1 } } } output { prefix = "model_refine" serial = 1 } main { number_of_macro_cycles = 5 } modify_start_model { adp { set_b_iso = 10 } sites { shake = 0.5 } } } #phil __OFF__ ============================= ml refinement start ============================= ----------structure factors based statistics (before refinement)---------- ----------X-ray data---------- \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.5303 r_free= 0.5231 ksol= 0.00 Bsol= 0.00 scale= 0.762 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 0.00 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 1.03 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 6.318968 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| Bin Resolution Compl. No. Refl. R-factors Targets \| \|number range work test work test work test\| \| 1: 14.9952 - 4.6574 0.99 1429 159 0.4564 0.4533 6.6978 6.7348\| \| 2: 4.6574 - 3.7152 0.99 1368 152 0.4838 0.4718 6.8994 6.8979\| \| 3: 3.7152 - 3.2510 0.99 1356 149 0.5152 0.4932 6.7485 6.7847\| \| 4: 3.2510 - 2.9563 0.98 1326 147 0.5235 0.4915 6.5585 6.5122\| \| 5: 2.9563 - 2.7458 0.99 1331 151 0.5679 0.5646 6.4027 6.4041\| \| 6: 2.7458 - 2.5847 0.99 1317 146 0.5522 0.5320 6.2978 6.1936\| \| 7: 2.5847 - 2.4559 0.98 1316 148 0.5658 0.5469 6.2734 6.2302\| \| 8: 2.4559 - 2.3494 0.98 1323 135 0.5458 0.5595 6.1818 6.1999\| \| 9: 2.3494 - 2.2593 0.98 1299 147 0.5741 0.5624 6.1331 6.1476\| \| 10: 2.2593 - 2.1816 0.99 1316 144 0.5655 0.6001 6.1189 6.1491\| \| 11: 2.1816 - 2.1135 0.98 1303 151 0.5428 0.5699 6.0227 6.0513\| \| 12: 2.1135 - 2.0533 0.97 1267 145 0.5400 0.5362 5.9633 5.9869\| \| 13: 2.0533 - 1.9993 0.86 1141 122 0.5634 0.5607 5.8903 5.8724\| \| 14: 1.9993 - 1.9507 0.41 538 63 0.5818 0.4405 5.8594 5.6903\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|R-free likelihood based estimates for figures of merit, absolute phase error,\| \|and distribution parameters alpha and beta (Acta Cryst. (1995). A51, 880-887)\| \| \| \| Bin Resolution No. Refl. FOM Phase Scale Alpha Beta \| \| # range work test error factor \| \| 1: 14.9952 - 4.6574 1429 159 0.57 45.73 0.77 0.59 112208.64\| \| 2: 4.6574 - 3.7152 1368 152 0.57 45.80 0.83 0.64 157380.44\| \| 3: 3.7152 - 3.2510 1356 149 0.46 55.41 0.81 0.59 161070.19\| \| 4: 3.2510 - 2.9563 1326 147 0.38 61.66 0.77 0.48 129403.78\| \| 5: 2.9563 - 2.7458 1331 151 0.26 70.66 0.70 0.34 104352.74\| \| 6: 2.7458 - 2.5847 1317 146 0.21 74.11 0.69 0.25 86493.19\| \| 7: 2.5847 - 2.4559 1316 148 0.16 78.00 0.70 0.19 78451.16\| \| 8: 2.4559 - 2.3494 1323 135 0.16 77.75 0.71 0.20 71961.99\| \| 9: 2.3494 - 2.2593 1299 147 0.15 78.57 0.70 0.20 66933.79\| \| 10: 2.2593 - 2.1816 1316 144 0.14 79.48 0.75 0.18 60393.20\| \| 11: 2.1816 - 2.1135 1303 151 0.11 81.60 0.75 0.15 55801.86\| \| 12: 2.1135 - 2.0533 1267 145 0.11 82.17 0.74 0.14 52986.14\| \| 13: 2.0533 - 1.9993 1141 122 0.14 79.36 0.73 0.20 43967.37\| \| 14: 1.9993 - 1.9507 538 63 0.26 70.82 0.69 0.30 30756.73\| \|alpha: min = 0.14 max = 0.64 mean = 0.32\| \|beta: min = 30756.73 max = 161070.19 mean = 90180.22\| \|figures of merit: min = 0.00 max = 1.00 mean = 0.27\| \|phase err.(work): min = 0.00 max = 90.00 mean = 69.64\| \|phase err.(test): min = 0.00 max = 90.00 mean = 69.79\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ============================== Outliers rejection ============================= basic_wilson_outliers = 0 extreme_wilson_outliers = 0 beamstop_shadow_outliers = 0 total = 0 ====================== Target weights (before refinement) ===================== \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 37.529033 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 85.020 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 2.956393 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 85.005 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ----------Initial model statistics (before refinement)---------- \|-Geometry statistics: start--------------------------------------------------\| \| Histogram of deviations from ideal values for \| \| Bonds \| Angles \| Nonbonded contacts \| \| 0.000 - 0.140: 597 \| 0.009 - 7.457: 713 \| 0.883 - 1.285: 8 \| \| 0.140 - 0.280: 585 \| 7.457 - 14.906: 711 \| 1.285 - 1.687: 11 \| \| 0.280 - 0.420: 441 \| 14.906 - 22.354: 630 \| 1.687 - 2.088: 71 \| \| 0.420 - 0.560: 366 \| 22.354 - 29.802: 474 \| 2.088 - 2.490: 432 \| \| 0.560 - 0.700: 237 \| 29.802 - 37.251: 338 \| 2.490 - 2.892: 1220 \| \| 0.700 - 0.840: 127 \| 37.251 - 44.699: 241 \| 2.892 - 3.293: 2376 \| \| 0.840 - 0.980: 59 \| 44.699 - 52.147: 125 \| 3.293 - 3.695: 3965 \| \| 0.980 - 1.120: 17 \| 52.147 - 59.595: 51 \| 3.695 - 4.097: 5295 \| \| 1.120 - 1.260: 9 \| 59.595 - 67.044: 13 \| 4.097 - 4.498: 7025 \| \| 1.260 - 1.400: 1 \| 67.044 - 74.492: 3 \| 4.498 - 4.900: 8375 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-Geometry statistics: start--------------------------------------------------\| \| Type \| Count \| Deviation from ideal \| Targets \| Target (sum) \| \| \| \| rmsd max min \| \| \| \| bond \| 2439 \| 0.414 1.400 0.000 \| 454.651 \| \| \| angle \| 3299 \| 24.226 74.492 0.009 \| 193.752 \| \| \| chirality \| 348 \| 2.119 6.404 0.009 \| 112.240 \| 53.170 \| \| planarity \| 436 \| 0.145 0.405 0.000 \| 250.485 \| \| \| dihedral \| 870 \| 33.790 144.062 0.019 \| 20.704 \| \| \| nonbonded \| 2439 \| 4.085 4.900 0.883 \| 3.609 \| \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 11.504)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 10.00 10.00 10.00 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 10.00 10.00 10.00 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 10.00 10.00 10.00 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 10.00 10.00 10.00 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 10.000 - 10.000: 2823 \| 5: 10.000 - 10.000: 0 \| \| 1: 10.000 - 10.000: 0 \| 6: 10.000 - 10.000: 0 \| \| 2: 10.000 - 10.000: 0 \| 7: 10.000 - 10.000: 0 \| \| 3: 10.000 - 10.000: 0 \| 8: 10.000 - 10.000: 0 \| \| 4: 10.000 - 10.000: 0 \| 9: 10.000 - 10.000: 0 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-Occupancies statistics------------------------------------------------------\| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.30 number of occupancies < 0.1 = 0 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ----------Modify initial isotropic ADP---------- Randomizing \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 11.504)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.01 19.99 9.86 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.01 19.99 9.86 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 0.06 19.99 10.10 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.01 19.98 9.82 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.008 - 2.007: 301 \| 5: 10.002 - 12.000: 285 \| \| 1: 2.007 - 4.006: 276 \| 6: 12.000 - 13.999: 292 \| \| 2: 4.006 - 6.004: 309 \| 7: 13.999 - 15.998: 289 \| \| 3: 6.004 - 8.003: 285 \| 8: 15.998 - 17.996: 266 \| \| 4: 8.003 - 10.002: 251 \| 9: 17.996 - 19.995: 269 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ********************* REFINEMENT MACRO_CYCLE 1 OF 5 *********************** \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.5332 r_free= 0.5259 ksol= 0.00 Bsol= 0.00 scale= 0.734 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 0.00 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 1.08 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 6.319134 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.5250 r_free= 0.5154 ksol= 0.35 Bsol= 20.00 scale= 0.915 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (5.32,9.43,6.16,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 6.97 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 1.08 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 6.317259 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========================== Target weights: x-ray data ========================= \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 32.045865 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 86.460 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 2.633028 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 82.375 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ xyz refinement =============================== \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.5250 final r-factor (work) = 0.4732 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.5154 final r-factor (free) = 0.4929 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 154.3814 = 32.05 * 0.50 * 6.3166 + 1.00 * 53.1702 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 100.7976 = 32.05 * 0.50 * 6.2778 + 1.00 * 0.2092 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 26 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ ADP refinement =============================== ----------Individual ADP refinement---------- \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.4732 final r-factor (work) = 0.4397 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.4929 final r-factor (free) = 0.4936 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 16.5439 = 2.63 * 1.00 * 6.2778 + 1.00 * 0.0143 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 16.0140 = 2.63 * 1.00 * 6.0735 + 1.00 * 0.0223 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 29 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 11.504)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 110.78 16.80 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 110.78 16.80 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 0.00 110.78 23.50 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 94.94 15.57 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.000 - 11.078: 1215 \| 5: 55.392 - 66.470: 30 \| \| 1: 11.078 - 22.157: 861 \| 6: 66.470 - 77.548: 18 \| \| 2: 22.157 - 33.235: 411 \| 7: 77.548 - 88.627: 8 \| \| 3: 33.235 - 44.313: 190 \| 8: 88.627 - 99.705: 6 \| \| 4: 44.313 - 55.392: 83 \| 9: 99.705 - 110.783: 1 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ======================= Individual occupancy refinement ======================= \|-individual occupancy refinement: start--------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.4397 r_free = 0.4936 target_work(ml) = 6.068 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.30 number of occupancies < 0.1: 0 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-individual occupancy refinement: end----------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.4392 r_free = 0.4922 target_work(ml) = 6.067 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 7 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ********************* REFINEMENT MACRO_CYCLE 2 OF 5 *********************** \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.4392 r_free= 0.4922 ksol= 0.35 Bsol= 20.00 scale= 1.062 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (5.32,9.43,6.16,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 6.97 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.96 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 6.067319 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.4406 r_free= 0.4896 ksol= 0.31 Bsol= 50.00 scale= 1.013 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (3.73,6.47,4.84,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 5.01 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.95 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 6.069026 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========================== Target weights: x-ray data ========================= \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 23.129530 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 104.799 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 1.200831 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 122.548 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ xyz refinement =============================== \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.4406 final r-factor (work) = 0.3941 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.4896 final r-factor (free) = 0.4561 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 70.4531 = 23.13 * 0.50 * 6.0740 + 1.00 * 0.2092 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 69.8938 = 23.13 * 0.50 * 6.0322 + 1.00 * 0.1322 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 28 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ ADP refinement =============================== ----------Individual ADP refinement---------- \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.3941 final r-factor (work) = 0.3780 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.4561 final r-factor (free) = 0.4543 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 7.2667 = 1.20 * 1.00 * 6.0322 + 1.00 * 0.0230 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 7.2229 = 1.20 * 1.00 * 5.9862 + 1.00 * 0.0345 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 14 \| number of function evaluations = 32 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 11.504)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 118.61 17.80 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 118.61 17.80 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 0.00 109.46 26.51 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 118.61 16.20 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.000 - 11.861: 1145 \| 5: 59.304 - 71.165: 23 \| \| 1: 11.861 - 23.722: 941 \| 6: 71.165 - 83.026: 10 \| \| 2: 23.722 - 35.583: 445 \| 7: 83.026 - 94.887: 6 \| \| 3: 35.583 - 47.443: 196 \| 8: 94.887 - 106.748: 2 \| \| 4: 47.443 - 59.304: 53 \| 9: 106.748 - 118.608: 2 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ======================= Individual occupancy refinement ======================= \|-individual occupancy refinement: start--------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.3780 r_free = 0.4543 target_work(ml) = 6.159 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 7 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-individual occupancy refinement: end----------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.3779 r_free = 0.4542 target_work(ml) = 6.158 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 11 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ********************* REFINEMENT MACRO_CYCLE 3 OF 5 *********************** \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.3779 r_free= 0.4542 ksol= 0.31 Bsol= 50.00 scale= 1.079 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (3.73,6.47,4.84,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 5.01 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.68 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 6.158467 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.3768 r_free= 0.4517 ksol= 0.31 Bsol= 50.00 scale= 1.029 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (1.74,4.21,2.87,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 2.94 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.69 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 6.158497 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========================== Target weights: x-ray data ========================= \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 20.908614 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 105.532 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 0.710263 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 94.842 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ xyz refinement =============================== \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.3768 final r-factor (work) = 0.3205 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.4517 final r-factor (free) = 0.3990 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 62.7084 = 20.91 * 0.50 * 5.9857 + 1.00 * 0.1322 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 63.9995 = 20.91 * 0.50 * 6.1086 + 1.00 * 0.1384 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 27 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ ADP refinement =============================== ----------Individual ADP refinement---------- \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.3205 final r-factor (work) = 0.3005 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.3990 final r-factor (free) = 0.3798 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 4.3563 = 0.71 * 1.00 * 6.1086 + 1.00 * 0.0176 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 4.2893 = 0.71 * 1.00 * 6.0217 + 1.00 * 0.0123 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 27 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 11.504)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 93.66 16.55 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 93.66 16.55 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 0.00 93.66 30.52 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 79.67 13.98 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.000 - 9.366: 1008 \| 5: 46.832 - 56.199: 53 \| \| 1: 9.366 - 18.733: 893 \| 6: 56.199 - 65.565: 21 \| \| 2: 18.733 - 28.099: 451 \| 7: 65.565 - 74.931: 12 \| \| 3: 28.099 - 37.466: 261 \| 8: 74.931 - 84.298: 6 \| \| 4: 37.466 - 46.832: 114 \| 9: 84.298 - 93.664: 4 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ======================= Individual occupancy refinement ======================= \|-individual occupancy refinement: start--------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.3005 r_free = 0.3798 target_work(ml) = 6.002 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 11 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-individual occupancy refinement: end----------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.3002 r_free = 0.3784 target_work(ml) = 6.000 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 11 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ********************* REFINEMENT MACRO_CYCLE 4 OF 5 *********************** \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.3002 r_free= 0.3784 ksol= 0.31 Bsol= 50.00 scale= 1.052 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (1.74,4.21,2.87,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 2.94 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.48 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.999928 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.2993 r_free= 0.3772 ksol= 0.32 Bsol= 50.00 scale= 1.023 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (0.68,2.98,1.76,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 1.81 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.48 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.996703 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========================== Target weights: x-ray data ========================= \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 7.813380 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 104.271 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 0.784595 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 150.707 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ xyz refinement =============================== \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.2993 final r-factor (work) = 0.2473 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.3772 final r-factor (free) = 0.3109 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 23.6575 = 7.81 * 0.50 * 6.0202 + 1.00 * 0.1384 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 23.2740 = 7.81 * 0.50 * 5.9350 + 1.00 * 0.0880 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 28 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ ADP refinement =============================== ----------Individual ADP refinement---------- \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.2473 final r-factor (work) = 0.2252 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.3109 final r-factor (free) = 0.2864 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 4.6688 = 0.78 * 1.00 * 5.9350 + 1.00 * 0.0123 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 4.5587 = 0.78 * 1.00 * 5.7920 + 1.00 * 0.0144 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 28 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 11.504)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 103.99 17.13 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 103.99 17.13 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 2.68 103.99 39.34 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 98.25 13.05 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.000 - 10.399: 1289 \| 5: 51.993 - 62.392: 80 \| \| 1: 10.399 - 20.797: 783 \| 6: 62.392 - 72.791: 42 \| \| 2: 20.797 - 31.196: 307 \| 7: 72.791 - 83.189: 16 \| \| 3: 31.196 - 41.595: 166 \| 8: 83.189 - 93.588: 8 \| \| 4: 41.595 - 51.993: 130 \| 9: 93.588 - 103.987: 2 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ======================= Individual occupancy refinement ======================= \|-individual occupancy refinement: start--------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.2252 r_free = 0.2864 target_work(ml) = 5.753 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 11 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-individual occupancy refinement: end----------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.2249 r_free = 0.2857 target_work(ml) = 5.752 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 12 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ********************* REFINEMENT MACRO_CYCLE 5 OF 5 *********************** \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.2249 r_free= 0.2857 ksol= 0.32 Bsol= 50.00 scale= 1.049 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (0.68,2.98,1.76,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 1.81 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.31 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.752036 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.2244 r_free= 0.2857 ksol= 0.32 Bsol= 50.00 scale= 1.020 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-0.51,1.80,0.92,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 0.74 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.31 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.752595 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========================== Target weights: x-ray data ========================= \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 3.273153 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 96.678 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 0.456724 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 143.862 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ xyz refinement =============================== \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.2244 final r-factor (work) = 0.1851 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.2857 final r-factor (free) = 0.2397 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 9.5694 = 3.27 * 0.50 * 5.7934 + 1.00 * 0.0880 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 9.3576 = 3.27 * 0.50 * 5.6749 + 1.00 * 0.0701 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 29 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ ADP refinement =============================== ----------Individual ADP refinement---------- \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.1851 final r-factor (work) = 0.1723 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.2397 final r-factor (free) = 0.2253 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 2.6063 = 0.46 * 1.00 * 5.6749 + 1.00 * 0.0144 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 2.5467 = 0.46 * 1.00 * 5.5497 + 1.00 * 0.0120 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 29 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 11.504)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 106.62 16.79 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 106.62 16.79 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 3.25 106.62 42.50 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 101.26 12.07 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.000 - 10.662: 1425 \| 5: 53.310 - 63.972: 92 \| \| 1: 10.662 - 21.324: 771 \| 6: 63.972 - 74.634: 49 \| \| 2: 21.324 - 31.986: 212 \| 7: 74.634 - 85.296: 13 \| \| 3: 31.986 - 42.648: 132 \| 8: 85.296 - 95.958: 7 \| \| 4: 42.648 - 53.310: 120 \| 9: 95.958 - 106.620: 2 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ======================= Individual occupancy refinement ======================= \|-individual occupancy refinement: start--------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.1723 r_free = 0.2253 target_work(ml) = 5.515 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 12 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-individual occupancy refinement: end----------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.1721 r_free = 0.2253 target_work(ml) = 5.514 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 15 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ----------X-ray data---------- \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.1721 r_free= 0.2253 ksol= 0.32 Bsol= 50.00 scale= 1.031 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-0.51,1.80,0.92,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 0.74 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.21 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.514012 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| Bin Resolution Compl. No. Refl. R-factors Targets \| \|number range work test work test work test\| \| 1: 14.9952 - 4.6574 0.99 1429 159 0.1183 0.1723 5.5708 5.7913\| \| 2: 4.6574 - 3.7152 0.99 1368 152 0.1185 0.1559 5.7335 5.982\| \| 3: 3.7152 - 3.2510 0.99 1356 149 0.1572 0.1987 5.8231 6.0633\| \| 4: 3.2510 - 2.9563 0.98 1326 147 0.1913 0.2242 5.8186 5.9472\| \| 5: 2.9563 - 2.7458 0.99 1331 151 0.2074 0.2500 5.6999 5.8762\| \| 6: 2.7458 - 2.5847 0.99 1317 146 0.1962 0.2868 5.5888 5.7154\| \| 7: 2.5847 - 2.4559 0.98 1316 148 0.1888 0.2400 5.5244 5.6775\| \| 8: 2.4559 - 2.3494 0.98 1323 135 0.1991 0.2543 5.4903 5.6946\| \| 9: 2.3494 - 2.2593 0.98 1299 147 0.1968 0.2606 5.4142 5.6349\| \| 10: 2.2593 - 2.1816 0.99 1316 144 0.1897 0.2452 5.3939 5.5598\| \| 11: 2.1816 - 2.1135 0.98 1303 151 0.1891 0.2826 5.3094 5.5977\| \| 12: 2.1135 - 2.0533 0.97 1267 145 0.1847 0.2466 5.2417 5.4799\| \| 13: 2.0533 - 1.9993 0.86 1141 122 0.1810 0.2498 5.1603 5.3993\| \| 14: 1.9993 - 1.9507 0.41 538 63 0.1741 0.2090 5.0871 5.1511\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|R-free likelihood based estimates for figures of merit, absolute phase error,\| \|and distribution parameters alpha and beta (Acta Cryst. (1995). A51, 880-887)\| \| \| \| Bin Resolution No. Refl. FOM Phase Scale Alpha Beta \| \| # range work test error factor \| \| 1: 14.9952 - 4.6574 1429 159 0.91 12.76 0.97 0.95 11889.68\| \| 2: 4.6574 - 3.7152 1368 152 0.92 12.32 1.05 1.04 16483.34\| \| 3: 3.7152 - 3.2510 1356 149 0.88 17.71 1.06 1.03 20902.82\| \| 4: 3.2510 - 2.9563 1326 147 0.85 21.54 1.04 1.04 21120.51\| \| 5: 2.9563 - 2.7458 1331 151 0.82 24.72 1.03 0.99 17914.76\| \| 6: 2.7458 - 2.5847 1317 146 0.82 24.89 1.01 0.93 14885.37\| \| 7: 2.5847 - 2.4559 1316 148 0.83 24.08 1.02 0.96 13012.11\| \| 8: 2.4559 - 2.3494 1323 135 0.82 24.73 1.05 1.01 12553.68\| \| 9: 2.3494 - 2.2593 1299 147 0.82 24.46 1.05 1.00 10532.59\| \| 10: 2.2593 - 2.1816 1316 144 0.82 24.77 1.04 0.98 10417.17\| \| 11: 2.1816 - 2.1135 1303 151 0.82 24.65 1.05 0.99 8994.90\| \| 12: 2.1135 - 2.0533 1267 145 0.83 24.31 1.05 1.01 8166.50\| \| 13: 2.0533 - 1.9993 1141 122 0.83 24.15 1.04 1.03 6955.07\| \| 14: 1.9993 - 1.9507 538 63 0.82 24.35 1.02 0.94 5974.71\| \|alpha: min = 0.93 max = 1.04 mean = 0.99\| \|beta: min = 5974.71 max = 21120.51 mean = 13254.62\| \|figures of merit: min = 0.00 max = 1.00 mean = 0.84\| \|phase err.(work): min = 0.00 max = 89.93 mean = 21.88\| \|phase err.(test): min = 0.00 max = 89.80 mean = 21.18\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.1722 r_free= 0.2253 ksol= 0.32 Bsol= 45.54 scale= 1.011 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.23,0.97,0.22,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= -0.01 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.22 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.514725 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ----------X-ray data---------- \|--(resolution: 1.95 - 14.99 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.1722 r_free= 0.2253 ksol= 0.32 Bsol= 45.54 scale= 1.011 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.23,0.97,0.22,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= -0.01 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.22 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.514725 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| Bin Resolution Compl. No. Refl. R-factors Targets \| \|number range work test work test work test\| \| 1: 14.9952 - 4.6574 0.99 1429 159 0.1197 0.1705 5.5733 5.7831\| \| 2: 4.6574 - 3.7152 0.99 1368 152 0.1194 0.1558 5.736 5.9894\| \| 3: 3.7152 - 3.2510 0.99 1356 149 0.1574 0.1973 5.8245 6.0573\| \| 4: 3.2510 - 2.9563 0.98 1326 147 0.1911 0.2251 5.8188 5.9477\| \| 5: 2.9563 - 2.7458 0.99 1331 151 0.2075 0.2503 5.7002 5.8784\| \| 6: 2.7458 - 2.5847 0.99 1317 146 0.1961 0.2869 5.5885 5.7152\| \| 7: 2.5847 - 2.4559 0.98 1316 148 0.1890 0.2400 5.5248 5.6772\| \| 8: 2.4559 - 2.3494 0.98 1323 135 0.1991 0.2551 5.4915 5.697\| \| 9: 2.3494 - 2.2593 0.98 1299 147 0.1966 0.2606 5.4137 5.6342\| \| 10: 2.2593 - 2.1816 0.99 1316 144 0.1898 0.2452 5.3943 5.5608\| \| 11: 2.1816 - 2.1135 0.98 1303 151 0.1890 0.2824 5.3092 5.5974\| \| 12: 2.1135 - 2.0533 0.97 1267 145 0.1850 0.2470 5.2426 5.4805\| \| 13: 2.0533 - 1.9993 0.86 1141 122 0.1812 0.2493 5.1609 5.3993\| \| 14: 1.9993 - 1.9507 0.41 538 63 0.1741 0.2094 5.0872 5.1514\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|R-free likelihood based estimates for figures of merit, absolute phase error,\| \|and distribution parameters alpha and beta (Acta Cryst. (1995). A51, 880-887)\| \| \| \| Bin Resolution No. Refl. FOM Phase Scale Alpha Beta \| \| # range work test error factor \| \| 1: 14.9952 - 4.6574 1429 159 0.91 12.58 0.97 0.95 11604.05\| \| 2: 4.6574 - 3.7152 1368 152 0.92 12.23 1.04 1.03 16303.65\| \| 3: 3.7152 - 3.2510 1356 149 0.88 17.67 1.04 1.02 20859.74\| \| 4: 3.2510 - 2.9563 1326 147 0.85 21.48 1.02 1.02 21070.34\| \| 5: 2.9563 - 2.7458 1331 151 0.82 24.72 1.01 0.97 17914.68\| \| 6: 2.7458 - 2.5847 1317 146 0.82 24.89 0.98 0.91 14918.71\| \| 7: 2.5847 - 2.4559 1316 148 0.83 24.09 0.99 0.94 13038.11\| \| 8: 2.4559 - 2.3494 1323 135 0.82 24.74 1.02 0.98 12591.92\| \| 9: 2.3494 - 2.2593 1299 147 0.82 24.46 1.01 0.97 10544.38\| \| 10: 2.2593 - 2.1816 1316 144 0.82 24.78 1.00 0.94 10433.57\| \| 11: 2.1816 - 2.1135 1303 151 0.82 24.65 1.01 0.95 9000.39\| \| 12: 2.1135 - 2.0533 1267 145 0.83 24.31 1.01 0.97 8177.16\| \| 13: 2.0533 - 1.9993 1141 122 0.83 24.15 0.99 0.98 6956.58\| \| 14: 1.9993 - 1.9507 538 63 0.82 24.36 0.98 0.90 5976.79\| \|alpha: min = 0.90 max = 1.03 mean = 0.97\| \|beta: min = 5976.79 max = 21070.34 mean = 13221.15\| \|figures of merit: min = 0.00 max = 1.00 mean = 0.84\| \|phase err.(work): min = 0.00 max = 89.96 mean = 21.85\| \|phase err.(test): min = 0.00 max = 89.69 mean = 21.15\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 11.504)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.04 106.66 16.83 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.04 106.66 16.83 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 3.29 106.66 42.54 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.04 101.30 12.11 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.040 - 10.702: 1425 \| 5: 53.350 - 64.012: 92 \| \| 1: 10.702 - 21.364: 771 \| 6: 64.012 - 74.674: 49 \| \| 2: 21.364 - 32.026: 212 \| 7: 74.674 - 85.336: 13 \| \| 3: 32.026 - 42.688: 132 \| 8: 85.336 - 95.998: 7 \| \| 4: 42.688 - 53.350: 120 \| 9: 95.998 - 106.660: 2 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========== residual map mFobs-DFmodel: highest peaks and deepst holes ========= ----------peaks---------- Number of peaks found at mFobs-DFmodel map (map cutoff=3.00 sigma)= 344 Filter by distance & map next to the model: mapped sites are within: 0.702 - 4.781 number of sites selected in [dist_min= 0.70, dist_max= 6.00]: 343 from: 344 mapped sites are within: 0.702 - 4.781 peak= 7.465 closest distance to " O HOH Z 138 " = 1.844 peak= 7.275 closest distance to " O TYR A 30 " = 1.179 peak= 6.889 closest distance to " O HOH Z 159 " = 1.429 peak= 6.880 closest distance to " O HOH Z 203 " = 1.203 peak= 6.745 closest distance to " O HOH Z 399 " = 1.140 peak= 6.738 closest distance to " O ASN A 285 " = 1.049 peak= 6.465 closest distance to " O HOH Z 403 " = 1.502 peak= 6.224 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 183 " = 1.377 peak= 6.205 closest distance to " NZ LYS A 76 " = 1.306 peak= 6.181 closest distance to " CB VAL A 296 " = 1.375 peak= 6.142 closest distance to " OG SER A 95 " = 1.223 peak= 5.971 closest distance to " O HOH Z 135 " = 1.234 peak= 5.907 closest distance to " O SER A 62 " = 0.964 peak= 5.801 closest distance to " O HOH Z 46 " = 1.851 peak= 5.795 closest distance to " O HOH Z 45 " = 2.297 peak= 5.778 closest distance to " CG2 VAL A 230 " = 1.186 peak= 5.737 closest distance to " CG1 ILE A 234 " = 1.406 peak= 5.722 closest distance to " O HOH Z 255 " = 1.362 peak= 5.665 closest distance to " OD1 ASN A 60 " = 1.043 peak= 5.553 closest distance to " CB ARG A 275 " = 1.100 peak= 5.521 closest distance to " O LEU A 25 " = 1.103 peak= 5.484 closest distance to " O HOH Z 137 " = 1.298 peak= 5.435 closest distance to " CB GLN A 73 " = 1.277 peak= 5.262 closest distance to " O HOH Z 422 " = 1.375 peak= 5.259 closest distance to " O ARG A 56 " = 1.225 peak= 5.132 closest distance to " O HOH Z 117 " = 1.561 peak= 5.130 closest distance to " CG ARG A 66 " = 1.362 peak= 5.117 closest distance to " O HOH Z 324 " = 1.206 peak= 5.088 closest distance to " O HOH Z 53 " = 1.457 peak= 5.055 closest distance to " CG GLN A 77 " = 1.322 peak= 4.991 closest distance to " O GLN A 11 " = 0.936 peak= 4.918 closest distance to " OE1 GLU A 2 " = 1.573 peak= 4.916 closest distance to " CG LEU A 5 " = 1.427 peak= 4.894 closest distance to " OE1 GLU A 44 " = 1.213 peak= 4.845 closest distance to " O HOH Z 133 " = 3.154 peak= 4.834 closest distance to " O HOH Z 424 " = 1.486 peak= 4.789 closest distance to " O VAL A 121 " = 1.079 peak= 4.778 closest distance to " O HOH Z 190 " = 1.030 peak= 4.775 closest distance to " O HOH Z 69 " = 1.677 peak= 4.768 closest distance to " CD ARG A 36 " = 1.117 peak= 4.765 closest distance to " O HOH Z 342 " = 0.966 peak= 4.757 closest distance to " O HOH Z 92 " = 1.551 peak= 4.753 closest distance to " NE2 GLN A 183 " = 1.116 peak= 4.729 closest distance to " O LYS A 289 " = 1.085 peak= 4.722 closest distance to " CB SER A 62 " = 1.005 peak= 4.714 closest distance to " O HOH Z 249 " = 1.564 peak= 4.709 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 55 " = 1.796 peak= 4.606 closest distance to " O HOH Z 404 " = 1.309 peak= 4.602 closest distance to " O HOH Z 199 " = 1.942 peak= 4.569 closest distance to " CB ASN A 187 " = 1.581 peak= 4.555 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 285 " = 1.126 peak= 4.545 closest distance to " O GLN A 55 " = 1.005 peak= 4.535 closest distance to " CA SER A 62 " = 1.059 peak= 4.528 closest distance to " O HOH Z 402 " = 1.843 peak= 4.525 closest distance to " O HOH Z 156 " = 2.931 peak= 4.509 closest distance to " ND1 HIS A 81 " = 0.948 peak= 4.444 closest distance to " O HOH Z 66 " = 1.295 peak= 4.436 closest distance to " O HOH Z 78 " = 1.426 peak= 4.419 closest distance to " O VAL A 72 " = 1.294 peak= 4.411 closest distance to " CB SER A 26 " = 0.933 peak= 4.403 closest distance to " CB VAL A 230 " = 1.167 peak= 4.402 closest distance to " CB ASN A 285 " = 1.205 peak= 4.402 closest distance to " O HOH Z 416 " = 1.537 peak= 4.394 closest distance to " CG AARG A 275 " = 1.451 peak= 4.357 closest distance to " CB LEU A 25 " = 0.941 peak= 4.345 closest distance to " N LEU A 25 " = 0.974 peak= 4.343 closest distance to " CD ARG A 269 " = 0.801 peak= 4.342 closest distance to " O HOH Z 427 " = 1.355 peak= 4.340 closest distance to " CB GLU A 2 " = 1.198 peak= 4.326 closest distance to " O HOH Z 358 " = 1.923 peak= 4.292 closest distance to " CD2 LEU A 5 " = 1.352 peak= 4.251 closest distance to " O HOH Z 110 " = 1.143 peak= 4.239 closest distance to " O HOH Z 337 " = 2.300 peak= 4.222 closest distance to " O HOH Z 279 " = 1.293 peak= 4.221 closest distance to " O HOH Z 272 " = 1.725 peak= 4.215 closest distance to " O HOH Z 192 " = 1.733 peak= 4.210 closest distance to " O HOH Z 220 " = 1.742 peak= 4.210 closest distance to " CB SER A 141 " = 0.952 peak= 4.208 closest distance to " CA ILE A 120 " = 1.098 peak= 4.204 closest distance to " NH2 ARG A 156 " = 1.077 peak= 4.204 closest distance to " O HOH Z 193 " = 1.697 peak= 4.199 closest distance to " CB PHE A 59 " = 0.922 peak= 4.184 closest distance to " O HOH Z 246 " = 2.047 peak= 4.178 closest distance to " O HOH Z 391 " = 1.222 peak= 4.178 closest distance to " O HOH Z 273 " = 2.025 peak= 4.177 closest distance to " O HOH Z 332 " = 1.044 peak= 4.157 closest distance to " NH1 ARG A 66 " = 3.260 peak= 4.140 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 45 " = 1.332 peak= 4.139 closest distance to " CB GLN A 88 " = 1.357 peak= 4.135 closest distance to " O HOH Z 44 " = 1.677 peak= 4.130 closest distance to " O HOH Z 411 " = 3.380 peak= 4.128 closest distance to " O HOH Z 344 " = 1.458 peak= 4.120 closest distance to " NH1 ARG A 269 " = 0.944 peak= 4.118 closest distance to " O HOH Z 15 " = 2.592 peak= 4.115 closest distance to " O HOH Z 126 " = 2.120 peak= 4.107 closest distance to " NH2 ARG A 36 " = 1.030 peak= 4.078 closest distance to " CG2 THR A 279 " = 1.089 peak= 4.075 closest distance to " O HOH Z 364 " = 1.483 peak= 4.072 closest distance to " CG1BVAL A 121 " = 1.799 peak= 4.056 closest distance to " O HOH Z 217 " = 2.043 peak= 4.042 closest distance to " O HOH Z 185 " = 1.345 peak= 4.042 closest distance to " O HOH Z 169 " = 1.270 peak= 4.037 closest distance to " CG2 VAL A 78 " = 0.892 peak= 4.024 closest distance to " O GLY A 23 " = 0.877 peak= 4.017 closest distance to " CB ASN A 69 " = 0.967 peak= 4.002 closest distance to " O HOH Z 146 " = 2.165 peak= 4.002 closest distance to " O HOH Z 426 " = 1.329 peak= 3.995 closest distance to " N ASP A 298 " = 0.942 peak= 3.994 closest distance to " CG1 VAL A 268 " = 1.148 peak= 3.987 closest distance to " O HOH Z 188 " = 1.711 peak= 3.985 closest distance to " CG1 VAL A 296 " = 1.141 peak= 3.984 closest distance to " O HOH Z 316 " = 1.356 peak= 3.982 closest distance to " NH1 ARG A 36 " = 1.259 peak= 3.978 closest distance to " CG PRO A 54 " = 1.169 peak= 3.975 closest distance to " O HOH Z 126 " = 1.577 peak= 3.949 closest distance to " CA GLU A 152 " = 0.996 peak= 3.948 closest distance to " CG PRO A 280 " = 0.809 peak= 3.931 closest distance to " O ALA A 161 " = 2.596 peak= 3.931 closest distance to " N LYS A 289 " = 0.813 peak= 3.921 closest distance to " CD PRO A 54 " = 1.171 peak= 3.915 closest distance to " OD2 ASP A 132 " = 2.011 peak= 3.909 closest distance to " CB ASP A 191 " = 1.241 peak= 3.909 closest distance to " OD1 ASN A 301 " = 1.015 peak= 3.905 closest distance to " CD2 TYR A 30 " = 0.977 peak= 3.886 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 73 " = 1.656 peak= 3.885 closest distance to " O HOH Z 30 " = 1.912 peak= 3.885 closest distance to " O GLY A 57 " = 1.060 peak= 3.878 closest distance to " O HOH Z 398 " = 1.789 peak= 3.870 closest distance to " O HOH Z 301 " = 1.672 peak= 3.867 closest distance to " O HOH Z 357 " = 1.886 peak= 3.865 closest distance to " O HOH Z 405 " = 2.211 peak= 3.858 closest distance to " CD1 PHE A 130 " = 1.099 peak= 3.855 closest distance to " CD ARG A 36 " = 0.985 peak= 3.849 closest distance to " O HOH Z 92 " = 1.520 peak= 3.849 closest distance to " CG1 ILE A 120 " = 1.313 peak= 3.848 closest distance to " CD LYS A 289 " = 1.043 peak= 3.845 closest distance to " O HOH Z 209 " = 1.291 peak= 3.845 closest distance to " N TYR A 15 " = 0.967 peak= 3.837 closest distance to " O HOH Z 130 " = 1.213 peak= 3.835 closest distance to " O HOH Z 151 " = 1.897 peak= 3.833 closest distance to " C ASP A 132 " = 3.891 peak= 3.828 closest distance to " NH1 ARG A 24 " = 1.081 peak= 3.823 closest distance to " CG2 VAL A 268 " = 1.086 peak= 3.822 closest distance to " CG2 VAL A 296 " = 1.163 peak= 3.809 closest distance to " CD2 TRP A 179 " = 1.329 peak= 3.804 closest distance to " O ALA A 165 " = 1.297 peak= 3.802 closest distance to " OE2 GLU A 236 " = 1.340 peak= 3.799 closest distance to " O HOH Z 299 " = 1.555 peak= 3.796 closest distance to " CD GLN A 73 " = 1.194 peak= 3.782 closest distance to " O HOH Z 128 " = 1.947 peak= 3.781 closest distance to " O SER A 164 " = 1.280 peak= 3.777 closest distance to " O HOH Z 363 " = 1.369 peak= 3.764 closest distance to " O HOH Z 57 " = 2.783 peak= 3.763 closest distance to " CE MET A 40 " = 1.308 peak= 3.756 closest distance to " O HOH Z 237 " = 1.833 peak= 3.755 closest distance to " CB ALA A 244 " = 1.100 peak= 3.753 closest distance to " OD1 ASP A 286 " = 1.101 peak= 3.753 closest distance to " NH2 ARG A 14 " = 1.798 peak= 3.750 closest distance to " O HOH Z 111 " = 2.014 peak= 3.747 closest distance to " O HOH Z 336 " = 2.351 peak= 3.743 closest distance to " CA PRO A 163 " = 1.079 peak= 3.742 closest distance to " CB SER A 63 " = 1.164 peak= 3.741 closest distance to " CG1 VAL A 67 " = 1.083 peak= 3.739 closest distance to " O PRO A 198 " = 1.563 peak= 3.736 closest distance to " CG GLN A 94 " = 1.194 peak= 3.734 closest distance to " O HOH Z 183 " = 1.825 peak= 3.729 closest distance to " O HOH Z 208 " = 1.672 peak= 3.727 closest distance to " CG2 THR A 31 " = 1.059 peak= 3.724 closest distance to " O HOH Z 367 " = 3.067 peak= 3.721 closest distance to " N ALA A 256 " = 1.070 peak= 3.721 closest distance to " O HOH Z 426 " = 3.588 peak= 3.716 closest distance to " O HOH Z 132 " = 4.781 peak= 3.707 closest distance to " O HOH Z 137 " = 1.710 peak= 3.688 closest distance to " O HOH Z 134 " = 2.482 peak= 3.676 closest distance to " O HOH Z 95 " = 2.129 peak= 3.672 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 45 " = 2.565 peak= 3.670 closest distance to " O SER A 26 " = 1.335 peak= 3.664 closest distance to " O HOH Z 352 " = 1.284 peak= 3.660 closest distance to " CD PRO A 243 " = 1.408 peak= 3.659 closest distance to " O ASN A 301 " = 2.512 peak= 3.657 closest distance to " O HOH Z 124 " = 1.765 peak= 3.656 closest distance to " O HOH Z 44 " = 2.176 peak= 3.634 closest distance to " O HOH Z 89 " = 1.769 peak= 3.627 closest distance to " O HOH Z 371 " = 1.863 peak= 3.625 closest distance to " CG2 THR A 251 " = 1.417 peak= 3.621 closest distance to " CB GLN A 223 " = 1.232 peak= 3.620 closest distance to " O HOH Z 379 " = 2.235 peak= 3.619 closest distance to " O HOH Z 417 " = 1.644 peak= 3.618 closest distance to " O HOH Z 258 " = 1.861 peak= 3.616 closest distance to " O HOH Z 362 " = 4.057 peak= 3.598 closest distance to " O BHOH Z 338 " = 1.306 peak= 3.590 closest distance to " O HOH Z 194 " = 2.020 peak= 3.576 closest distance to " O HOH Z 406 " = 1.833 peak= 3.575 closest distance to " O HOH Z 272 " = 1.541 peak= 3.568 closest distance to " O HOH Z 154 " = 1.648 peak= 3.563 closest distance to " O HOH Z 163 " = 1.690 peak= 3.561 closest distance to " O HOH Z 116 " = 2.236 peak= 3.561 closest distance to " CD1 LEU A 300 " = 0.994 peak= 3.560 closest distance to " CB VAL A 265 " = 1.689 peak= 3.547 closest distance to " CA PRO A 213 " = 0.995 peak= 3.534 closest distance to " O HOH Z 213 " = 1.485 peak= 3.528 closest distance to " CE LYS A 119 " = 1.290 peak= 3.524 closest distance to " CA LEU A 282 " = 1.351 peak= 3.524 closest distance to " CB THR A 52 " = 1.174 peak= 3.507 closest distance to " O HOH Z 62 " = 1.620 peak= 3.505 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 284 " = 1.581 peak= 3.499 closest distance to " CE BMET A 47 " = 1.273 peak= 3.496 closest distance to " CB TRP A 123 " = 1.224 peak= 3.494 closest distance to " O HOH Z 205 " = 1.503 peak= 3.494 closest distance to " OG SER A 245 " = 1.397 peak= 3.486 closest distance to " CA SER A 12 " = 1.070 peak= 3.464 closest distance to " O HOH Z 299 " = 4.001 peak= 3.461 closest distance to " CB ALA A 34 " = 1.216 peak= 3.459 closest distance to " CG2 VAL A 197 " = 1.157 peak= 3.454 closest distance to " N ALA A 227 " = 1.296 peak= 3.454 closest distance to " O HOH Z 57 " = 0.988 peak= 3.452 closest distance to " CB PRO A 213 " = 1.322 peak= 3.445 closest distance to " CD2 LEU A 228 " = 1.314 peak= 3.441 closest distance to " O HOH Z 271 " = 2.153 peak= 3.439 closest distance to " O HOH Z 236 " = 3.447 peak= 3.431 closest distance to " O HOH Z 98 " = 1.855 peak= 3.427 closest distance to " O HOH Z 248 " = 1.741 peak= 3.424 closest distance to " CB ASER A 164 " = 0.973 peak= 3.423 closest distance to " O CYS A 201 " = 1.961 peak= 3.423 closest distance to " CD LYS A 166 " = 1.562 peak= 3.421 closest distance to " O HOH Z 1 " = 3.313 peak= 3.419 closest distance to " O HOH Z 106 " = 2.073 peak= 3.414 closest distance to " CB SER A 62 " = 3.703 peak= 3.412 closest distance to " O HOH Z 225 " = 2.581 peak= 3.408 closest distance to " O HOH Z 427 " = 3.997 peak= 3.402 closest distance to " CB GLN A 58 " = 1.128 peak= 3.399 closest distance to " OD2 ASP A 162 " = 1.007 peak= 3.393 closest distance to " O HOH Z 25 " = 2.212 peak= 3.388 closest distance to " O HOH Z 147 " = 1.332 peak= 3.386 closest distance to " CB PRO A 198 " = 1.294 peak= 3.385 closest distance to " O ASP A 286 " = 0.967 peak= 3.382 closest distance to " O HOH Z 422 " = 2.293 peak= 3.377 closest distance to " O HOH Z 343 " = 2.072 peak= 3.376 closest distance to " CA TRP A 70 " = 0.824 peak= 3.373 closest distance to " N VAL A 121 " = 0.832 peak= 3.362 closest distance to " O HOH Z 418 " = 1.875 peak= 3.361 closest distance to " CA LEU A 83 " = 1.450 peak= 3.361 closest distance to " CB GLU A 277 " = 0.847 peak= 3.358 closest distance to " O HOH Z 124 " = 2.025 peak= 3.358 closest distance to " O HOH Z 349 " = 1.283 peak= 3.356 closest distance to " CD1 TRP A 274 " = 1.259 peak= 3.355 closest distance to " O HOH Z 191 " = 1.981 peak= 3.355 closest distance to " CD ALYS A 290 " = 1.087 peak= 3.349 closest distance to " CB ILE A 263 " = 0.818 peak= 3.347 closest distance to " O HOH Z 389 " = 1.630 peak= 3.347 closest distance to " CA ARG A 66 " = 1.163 peak= 3.346 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 11 " = 2.048 peak= 3.344 closest distance to " O HOH Z 128 " = 2.485 peak= 3.341 closest distance to " CE ALYS A 290 " = 1.099 peak= 3.339 closest distance to " N LYS A 166 " = 0.952 peak= 3.336 closest distance to " O HOH Z 365 " = 2.178 peak= 3.336 closest distance to " O HOH Z 214 " = 1.498 peak= 3.332 closest distance to " NH2 ARG A 36 " = 1.771 peak= 3.331 closest distance to " O HOH Z 158 " = 1.436 peak= 3.329 closest distance to " CB GLN A 194 " = 1.154 peak= 3.323 closest distance to " CB LYS A 76 " = 0.966 peak= 3.323 closest distance to " CB ASN A 148 " = 2.188 peak= 3.320 closest distance to " O HOH Z 379 " = 1.971 peak= 3.314 closest distance to " CA ALA A 248 " = 1.309 peak= 3.310 closest distance to " O HOH Z 141 " = 1.322 peak= 3.306 closest distance to " CA THR A 246 " = 1.045 peak= 3.298 closest distance to " O HOH Z 279 " = 2.151 peak= 3.290 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 209 " = 1.879 peak= 3.287 closest distance to " N SER A 273 " = 1.539 peak= 3.286 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 55 " = 1.495 peak= 3.286 closest distance to " NE2 GLN A 88 " = 1.515 peak= 3.286 closest distance to " CE2 PHE A 192 " = 2.356 peak= 3.284 closest distance to " CB ALA A 114 " = 1.085 peak= 3.280 closest distance to " O HOH Z 61 " = 1.327 peak= 3.278 closest distance to " CB ARG A 79 " = 1.054 peak= 3.277 closest distance to " O HOH Z 54 " = 1.154 peak= 3.276 closest distance to " O ALA A 161 " = 2.440 peak= 3.273 closest distance to " N TRP A 177 " = 1.473 peak= 3.272 closest distance to " O HOH Z 143 " = 1.380 peak= 3.270 closest distance to " NZ LYS A 117 " = 3.206 peak= 3.269 closest distance to " CD ARG A 159 " = 0.959 peak= 3.269 closest distance to " N ASN A 74 " = 1.069 peak= 3.268 closest distance to " CD LYS A 289 " = 0.963 peak= 3.265 closest distance to " CA ILE A 263 " = 1.103 peak= 3.263 closest distance to " O HOH Z 214 " = 2.341 peak= 3.262 closest distance to " O HOH Z 380 " = 2.499 peak= 3.261 closest distance to " C PRO A 163 " = 1.612 peak= 3.254 closest distance to " O HOH Z 63 " = 2.024 peak= 3.254 closest distance to " O HOH Z 327 " = 1.785 peak= 3.251 closest distance to " OH TYR A 293 " = 0.762 peak= 3.249 closest distance to " CB PHE A 225 " = 1.554 peak= 3.248 closest distance to " O HOH Z 86 " = 0.893 peak= 3.242 closest distance to " O HOH Z 117 " = 2.097 peak= 3.238 closest distance to " CA ALA A 100 " = 1.052 peak= 3.237 closest distance to " O HOH Z 340 " = 2.061 peak= 3.234 closest distance to " O HOH Z 261 " = 2.209 peak= 3.232 closest distance to " O HOH Z 305 " = 1.820 peak= 3.227 closest distance to " O HOH Z 285 " = 2.095 peak= 3.227 closest distance to " O HOH Z 245 " = 1.433 peak= 3.222 closest distance to " O ALA A 71 " = 0.886 peak= 3.219 closest distance to " CD LYS A 166 " = 1.968 peak= 3.217 closest distance to " O HOH Z 291 " = 1.251 peak= 3.216 closest distance to " O THR A 251 " = 1.347 peak= 3.210 closest distance to " O HOH Z 111 " = 2.173 peak= 3.205 closest distance to " O HOH Z 113 " = 1.842 peak= 3.203 closest distance to " O HOH Z 48 " = 3.556 peak= 3.202 closest distance to " O HOH Z 326 " = 1.783 peak= 3.201 closest distance to " O GLN A 58 " = 1.413 peak= 3.197 closest distance to " N PHE A 130 " = 1.323 peak= 3.193 closest distance to " N ASP A 162 " = 1.436 peak= 3.192 closest distance to " CG2 VAL A 174 " = 1.327 peak= 3.188 closest distance to " O HOH Z 40 " = 1.974 peak= 3.187 closest distance to " O HOH Z 303 " = 1.797 peak= 3.187 closest distance to " N HIS A 108 " = 1.761 peak= 3.180 closest distance to " O VAL A 72 " = 3.572 peak= 3.179 closest distance to " O HOH Z 3 " = 1.645 peak= 3.176 closest distance to " N ASN A 39 " = 1.513 peak= 3.176 closest distance to " CB SER A 273 " = 0.861 peak= 3.175 closest distance to " CA SER A 210 " = 1.192 peak= 3.162 closest distance to " NH1AARG A 145 " = 1.093 peak= 3.160 closest distance to " O HOH Z 48 " = 1.543 peak= 3.160 closest distance to " O HOH Z 47 " = 1.804 peak= 3.159 closest distance to " O ILE A 234 " = 1.495 peak= 3.158 closest distance to " OD1 ASP A 231 " = 1.918 peak= 3.152 closest distance to " O HOH Z 139 " = 4.133 peak= 3.148 closest distance to " CA ALA A 295 " = 0.702 peak= 3.143 closest distance to " CA SER A 99 " = 1.419 peak= 3.137 closest distance to " O HOH Z 258 " = 2.102 peak= 3.136 closest distance to " SD MET A 113 " = 1.060 peak= 3.130 closest distance to " O HOH Z 303 " = 2.098 peak= 3.117 closest distance to " O HOH Z 433 " = 1.789 peak= 3.109 closest distance to " O ARG A 66 " = 1.063 peak= 3.109 closest distance to " O HOH Z 337 " = 2.073 peak= 3.108 closest distance to " O HOH Z 167 " = 1.071 peak= 3.096 closest distance to " OG1 THR A 221 " = 1.272 peak= 3.092 closest distance to " O HOH Z 425 " = 1.721 peak= 3.088 closest distance to " O HOH Z 322 " = 1.806 peak= 3.077 closest distance to " O HOH Z 347 " = 1.194 peak= 3.073 closest distance to " CB ARG A 24 " = 0.888 peak= 3.045 closest distance to " N SER A 62 " = 2.225 peak= 3.034 closest distance to " CG1 ILE A 33 " = 1.485 peak= 3.034 closest distance to " O HOH Z 419 " = 2.240 peak= 3.015 closest distance to " CB SER A 63 " = 0.914 ----------holes---------- Number of peaks found at mFobs-DFmodel map (map cutoff=3.00 sigma)= 226 Filter by distance & map next to the model: mapped sites are within: 0.406 - 5.580 number of sites selected in [dist_min= 0.70, dist_max= 6.00]: 217 from: 226 mapped sites are within: 0.725 - 5.580 peak= -5.908 closest distance to " O TYR A 30 " = 0.889 peak= -5.062 closest distance to " CA ALA A 114 " = 0.981 peak= -4.966 closest distance to " ND1 HIS A 81 " = 0.885 peak= -4.907 closest distance to " CD1 PHE A 59 " = 1.786 peak= -4.873 closest distance to " O HOH Z 159 " = 1.505 peak= -4.738 closest distance to " CG2 VAL A 230 " = 0.906 peak= -4.678 closest distance to " CB SER A 26 " = 1.040 peak= -4.561 closest distance to " O GLN A 11 " = 0.842 peak= -4.517 closest distance to " OG SER A 63 " = 1.087 peak= -4.516 closest distance to " NH2 ARG A 36 " = 1.090 peak= -4.428 closest distance to " O HOH Z 208 " = 0.986 peak= -4.378 closest distance to " O HOH Z 52 " = 2.213 peak= -4.369 closest distance to " CA SER A 62 " = 1.036 peak= -4.333 closest distance to " O SER A 62 " = 0.969 peak= -4.280 closest distance to " CG1 VAL A 296 " = 1.077 peak= -4.199 closest distance to " O HOH Z 56 " = 1.284 peak= -4.181 closest distance to " OD2 ASP A 171 " = 1.862 peak= -4.073 closest distance to " N ASP A 272 " = 1.168 peak= -4.065 closest distance to " O HOH Z 423 " = 3.198 peak= -4.058 closest distance to " O HOH Z 196 " = 1.158 peak= -4.055 closest distance to " O HOH Z 86 " = 0.960 peak= -4.049 closest distance to " CG PRO A 163 " = 1.184 peak= -4.023 closest distance to " O ALA A 161 " = 1.371 peak= -4.021 closest distance to " OG SER A 206 " = 1.340 peak= -4.012 closest distance to " CD1 LEU A 25 " = 2.507 peak= -3.950 closest distance to " NE1 TRP A 85 " = 1.051 peak= -3.922 closest distance to " CD ARG A 14 " = 2.833 peak= -3.922 closest distance to " OD1 ASN A 301 " = 0.822 peak= -3.920 closest distance to " O HOH Z 309 " = 0.871 peak= -3.918 closest distance to " N VAL A 72 " = 0.930 peak= -3.914 closest distance to " O HOH Z 67 " = 1.557 peak= -3.907 closest distance to " O BHOH Z 338 " = 0.883 peak= -3.833 closest distance to " CG ASP A 286 " = 0.798 peak= -3.831 closest distance to " CG LEU A 5 " = 1.145 peak= -3.827 closest distance to " CB SER A 62 " = 1.926 peak= -3.817 closest distance to " O VAL A 174 " = 1.768 peak= -3.795 closest distance to " N GLY A 75 " = 1.121 peak= -3.789 closest distance to " CA GLY A 98 " = 1.892 peak= -3.781 closest distance to " CD GLN A 73 " = 0.829 peak= -3.765 closest distance to " O ASN A 285 " = 0.860 peak= -3.759 closest distance to " O GLN A 58 " = 1.018 peak= -3.754 closest distance to " CZ PHE A 225 " = 1.895 peak= -3.749 closest distance to " O GLN A 88 " = 0.905 peak= -3.744 closest distance to " CG ASP A 231 " = 0.809 peak= -3.710 closest distance to " CD2 LEU A 237 " = 2.416 peak= -3.698 closest distance to " O HOH Z 137 " = 1.162 peak= -3.696 closest distance to " O SER A 62 " = 1.608 peak= -3.682 closest distance to " O HOH Z 212 " = 2.596 peak= -3.678 closest distance to " O VAL A 121 " = 0.955 peak= -3.671 closest distance to " O HOH Z 221 " = 1.203 peak= -3.670 closest distance to " OD1 ASN A 110 " = 1.018 peak= -3.647 closest distance to " CA ALA A 227 " = 2.319 peak= -3.632 closest distance to " CG BARG A 275 " = 0.924 peak= -3.620 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 88 " = 2.369 peak= -3.607 closest distance to " O HOH Z 142 " = 2.815 peak= -3.596 closest distance to " O HOH Z 202 " = 1.201 peak= -3.581 closest distance to " O SER A 3 " = 0.930 peak= -3.577 closest distance to " O HOH Z 146 " = 0.725 peak= -3.574 closest distance to " CG GLN A 73 " = 0.800 peak= -3.570 closest distance to " O HOH Z 422 " = 2.253 peak= -3.570 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 45 " = 2.045 peak= -3.566 closest distance to " C ASN A 187 " = 2.162 peak= -3.548 closest distance to " CE2 PHE A 218 " = 2.307 peak= -3.546 closest distance to " CA SER A 164 " = 1.549 peak= -3.543 closest distance to " O HOH Z 119 " = 1.911 peak= -3.542 closest distance to " CG2 THR A 18 " = 2.879 peak= -3.542 closest distance to " N LEU A 25 " = 1.038 peak= -3.534 closest distance to " O THR A 52 " = 1.978 peak= -3.531 closest distance to " O HOH Z 405 " = 0.979 peak= -3.521 closest distance to " N VAL A 125 " = 1.908 peak= -3.520 closest distance to " O ARG A 56 " = 0.855 peak= -3.520 closest distance to " CD GLN A 77 " = 0.857 peak= -3.520 closest distance to " O HOH Z 147 " = 0.826 peak= -3.511 closest distance to " O HOH Z 48 " = 1.919 peak= -3.501 closest distance to " CB ASN A 285 " = 2.464 peak= -3.499 closest distance to " CD GLN A 223 " = 0.935 peak= -3.491 closest distance to " NE ARG A 156 " = 1.743 peak= -3.484 closest distance to " O HOH Z 420 " = 2.020 peak= -3.475 closest distance to " CB ALA A 71 " = 2.600 peak= -3.471 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 285 " = 0.869 peak= -3.470 closest distance to " O HOH Z 351 " = 1.144 peak= -3.466 closest distance to " O GLY A 203 " = 1.195 peak= -3.453 closest distance to " O LYS A 289 " = 0.818 peak= -3.452 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 183 " = 0.814 peak= -3.451 closest distance to " O VAL A 67 " = 2.467 peak= -3.447 closest distance to " O HOH Z 380 " = 4.233 peak= -3.447 closest distance to " O HOH Z 79 " = 0.896 peak= -3.446 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 55 " = 1.268 peak= -3.428 closest distance to " CE1 PHE A 130 " = 1.823 peak= -3.426 closest distance to " O HOH Z 164 " = 5.580 peak= -3.424 closest distance to " N GLY A 133 " = 1.945 peak= -3.419 closest distance to " CA LEU A 143 " = 0.860 peak= -3.413 closest distance to " O HOH Z 16 " = 2.446 peak= -3.405 closest distance to " O HOH Z 159 " = 1.042 peak= -3.402 closest distance to " C GLN A 144 " = 0.974 peak= -3.402 closest distance to " O GLY A 241 " = 2.234 peak= -3.401 closest distance to " CA GLN A 58 " = 0.934 peak= -3.400 closest distance to " NE2 GLN A 73 " = 0.977 peak= -3.398 closest distance to " O HOH Z 340 " = 1.103 peak= -3.393 closest distance to " CG PHE A 59 " = 1.052 peak= -3.391 closest distance to " CB SER A 245 " = 2.147 peak= -3.389 closest distance to " C THR A 279 " = 1.246 peak= -3.378 closest distance to " O HOH Z 225 " = 2.377 peak= -3.377 closest distance to " O HOH Z 190 " = 1.005 peak= -3.377 closest distance to " O LEU A 143 " = 1.521 peak= -3.373 closest distance to " O HOH Z 337 " = 4.081 peak= -3.373 closest distance to " O HOH Z 191 " = 4.422 peak= -3.369 closest distance to " CA ASP A 27 " = 1.155 peak= -3.364 closest distance to " O HOH Z 360 " = 2.389 peak= -3.363 closest distance to " CG AARG A 102 " = 2.081 peak= -3.361 closest distance to " CA LYS A 117 " = 0.972 peak= -3.359 closest distance to " O ILE A 120 " = 0.954 peak= -3.356 closest distance to " CA ASN A 127 " = 0.967 peak= -3.352 closest distance to " O HOH Z 67 " = 0.855 peak= -3.350 closest distance to " O HOH Z 219 " = 4.844 peak= -3.346 closest distance to " CB HIS A 86 " = 2.033 peak= -3.337 closest distance to " O GLY A 23 " = 0.928 peak= -3.337 closest distance to " CD GLU A 2 " = 1.645 peak= -3.336 closest distance to " CD1 TYR A 169 " = 2.140 peak= -3.333 closest distance to " O HOH Z 156 " = 1.397 peak= -3.326 closest distance to " NZ LYS A 166 " = 1.348 peak= -3.325 closest distance to " O LEU A 25 " = 0.793 peak= -3.321 closest distance to " C GLY A 23 " = 0.809 peak= -3.318 closest distance to " OG ASER A 258 " = 1.008 peak= -3.316 closest distance to " C THR A 264 " = 1.340 peak= -3.311 closest distance to " O ASN A 249 " = 1.628 peak= -3.309 closest distance to " O HOH Z 118 " = 3.765 peak= -3.305 closest distance to " O HOH Z 69 " = 1.346 peak= -3.304 closest distance to " O HOH Z 20 " = 3.190 peak= -3.298 closest distance to " N PHE A 59 " = 1.485 peak= -3.298 closest distance to " O HOH Z 424 " = 1.693 peak= -3.283 closest distance to " CA SER A 288 " = 1.209 peak= -3.269 closest distance to " NE2 GLN A 88 " = 0.827 peak= -3.267 closest distance to " O HOH Z 344 " = 1.565 peak= -3.265 closest distance to " O TRP A 274 " = 0.968 peak= -3.264 closest distance to " CB ASN A 39 " = 2.141 peak= -3.261 closest distance to " OD2 ASP A 27 " = 0.983 peak= -3.259 closest distance to " O HOH Z 416 " = 1.886 peak= -3.257 closest distance to " CB ALA A 291 " = 2.276 peak= -3.256 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 223 " = 1.821 peak= -3.253 closest distance to " O THR A 29 " = 0.851 peak= -3.252 closest distance to " N LYS A 289 " = 0.919 peak= -3.251 closest distance to " O HOH Z 407 " = 0.731 peak= -3.249 closest distance to " CE3 TRP A 85 " = 2.260 peak= -3.242 closest distance to " CG1 ILE A 263 " = 1.838 peak= -3.235 closest distance to " O HOH Z 399 " = 0.730 peak= -3.227 closest distance to " CG GLU A 53 " = 1.408 peak= -3.226 closest distance to " O HOH Z 31 " = 2.422 peak= -3.226 closest distance to " O TRP A 85 " = 2.000 peak= -3.225 closest distance to " C VAL A 265 " = 1.107 peak= -3.223 closest distance to " O HOH Z 166 " = 1.320 peak= -3.219 closest distance to " C PRO A 54 " = 1.205 peak= -3.214 closest distance to " O HOH Z 410 " = 1.861 peak= -3.210 closest distance to " O HOH Z 12 " = 1.868 peak= -3.206 closest distance to " O HOH Z 79 " = 1.464 peak= -3.205 closest distance to " CD LYS A 119 " = 0.937 peak= -3.204 closest distance to " CA GLY A 203 " = 1.286 peak= -3.203 closest distance to " N ARG A 275 " = 1.149 peak= -3.202 closest distance to " O LYS A 117 " = 1.542 peak= -3.199 closest distance to " O HOH Z 117 " = 1.244 peak= -3.197 closest distance to " O HOH Z 193 " = 1.309 peak= -3.196 closest distance to " CD2 LEU A 261 " = 2.360 peak= -3.196 closest distance to " OXT GLY A 302 " = 2.903 peak= -3.188 closest distance to " SD MET A 40 " = 1.805 peak= -3.188 closest distance to " O THR A 251 " = 1.632 peak= -3.186 closest distance to " O THR A 4 " = 1.218 peak= -3.184 closest distance to " CG GLU A 2 " = 1.405 peak= -3.181 closest distance to " OD1 ASN A 285 " = 1.089 peak= -3.172 closest distance to " O GLY A 35 " = 1.274 peak= -3.168 closest distance to " O HOH Z 395 " = 4.806 peak= -3.168 closest distance to " O SER A 95 " = 1.469 peak= -3.165 closest distance to " O HOH Z 20 " = 4.791 peak= -3.164 closest distance to " C TRP A 274 " = 0.987 peak= -3.163 closest distance to " O HOH Z 424 " = 1.038 peak= -3.154 closest distance to " O ARG A 66 " = 1.196 peak= -3.152 closest distance to " O HOH Z 340 " = 0.801 peak= -3.151 closest distance to " O PHE A 38 " = 1.388 peak= -3.151 closest distance to " O PRO A 163 " = 0.884 peak= -3.149 closest distance to " CB MET A 40 " = 2.247 peak= -3.146 closest distance to " O SER A 99 " = 1.626 peak= -3.145 closest distance to " OD1 ASP A 298 " = 2.518 peak= -3.143 closest distance to " CG GLU A 44 " = 1.011 peak= -3.138 closest distance to " O HOH Z 231 " = 1.139 peak= -3.138 closest distance to " O HOH Z 41 " = 2.019 peak= -3.135 closest distance to " O GLY A 80 " = 1.122 peak= -3.132 closest distance to " O HOH Z 222 " = 1.084 peak= -3.129 closest distance to " O HOH Z 413 " = 1.324 peak= -3.127 closest distance to " O HOH Z 422 " = 1.623 peak= -3.120 closest distance to " O HOH Z 313 " = 1.605 peak= -3.117 closest distance to " O VAL A 257 " = 0.924 peak= -3.115 closest distance to " CA ARG A 156 " = 1.055 peak= -3.108 closest distance to " OD1 ASN A 39 " = 2.222 peak= -3.107 closest distance to " O HOH Z 396 " = 1.647 peak= -3.102 closest distance to " C ASN A 148 " = 1.370 peak= -3.095 closest distance to " O ASN A 285 " = 0.910 peak= -3.092 closest distance to " CB ASP A 286 " = 2.201 peak= -3.092 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 223 " = 1.837 peak= -3.088 closest distance to " O HOH Z 423 " = 3.225 peak= -3.088 closest distance to " O HOH Z 141 " = 1.040 peak= -3.088 closest distance to " O HOH Z 29 " = 1.211 peak= -3.065 closest distance to " CD PRO A 198 " = 1.273 peak= -3.062 closest distance to " O ALA A 161 " = 2.376 peak= -3.060 closest distance to " OD2 ASP A 200 " = 1.725 peak= -3.059 closest distance to " O HOH Z 428 " = 2.807 peak= -3.058 closest distance to " OD2 ASP A 162 " = 1.300 peak= -3.056 closest distance to " NH2 ARG A 138 " = 1.396 peak= -3.050 closest distance to " O SER A 216 " = 1.236 peak= -3.044 closest distance to " CG1BVAL A 41 " = 2.262 peak= -3.043 closest distance to " OG SER A 26 " = 1.673 peak= -3.042 closest distance to " O HOH Z 97 " = 3.856 peak= -3.033 closest distance to " O HOH Z 274 " = 2.564 peak= -3.032 closest distance to " O LEU A 281 " = 2.039 peak= -3.026 closest distance to " CB ALA A 7 " = 2.363 peak= -3.024 closest distance to " O HOH Z 221 " = 0.755 peak= -3.015 closest distance to " O HOH Z 198 " = 1.181 peak= -3.011 closest distance to " O HOH Z 60 " = 1.327 peak= -2.969 closest distance to " CD ARG A 138 " = 2.637 ================= overall refinement statistics: step by step ================= **************** REFINEMENT STATISTICS STEP BY STEP **************** leading digit, like 1_, means number of macro-cycle 0 : statistics at the very beginning when nothing is done yet 1_bss: bulk solvent correction and/or (anisotropic) scaling 1_xyz: refinement of coordinates 1_adp: refinement of ADPs (Atomic Displacement Parameters) 1_occ: refinement of individual occupancies ------------------------------------------------------------------------ R-factors, x-ray target values and norm of gradient of x-ray target stage r-work r-free xray_target_w xray_target_t 0 : 0.5303 0.5231 6.318968e+00 6.311290e+00 1_bss: 0.5250 0.5154 6.317259e+00 6.308567e+00 1_xyz: 0.4732 0.4929 6.094543e+00 6.109963e+00 1_adp: 0.4397 0.4936 6.067980e+00 6.106632e+00 1_occ: 0.4392 0.4922 6.067319e+00 6.106290e+00 2_bss: 0.4406 0.4896 6.069026e+00 6.106251e+00 2_xyz: 0.3941 0.4561 5.995242e+00 6.069341e+00 2_adp: 0.3780 0.4543 6.159171e+00 6.249611e+00 2_occ: 0.3779 0.4542 6.158467e+00 6.249271e+00 3_bss: 0.3768 0.4517 6.158497e+00 6.248167e+00 3_xyz: 0.3205 0.3990 6.042274e+00 6.173369e+00 3_adp: 0.3005 0.3798 6.001526e+00 6.148298e+00 3_occ: 0.3002 0.3784 5.999928e+00 6.146939e+00 4_bss: 0.2993 0.3772 5.996703e+00 6.144303e+00 4_xyz: 0.2473 0.3109 5.830745e+00 6.004313e+00 4_adp: 0.2252 0.2864 5.753449e+00 5.936827e+00 4_occ: 0.2249 0.2857 5.752036e+00 5.935082e+00 5_bss: 0.2244 0.2857 5.752595e+00 5.934668e+00 5_xyz: 0.1851 0.2397 5.578763e+00 5.777872e+00 5_adp: 0.1723 0.2253 5.514549e+00 5.712326e+00 5_occ: 0.1721 0.2253 5.514012e+00 5.712385e+00 5_bss: 0.1722 0.2253 5.514725e+00 5.712220e+00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stage k_sol b_sol b11 b22 b33 b12 b13 b23 0 : 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_bss: 0.354 20.001 5.317 9.430 6.160 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_xyz: 0.354 20.001 5.317 9.430 6.160 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_adp: 0.354 20.001 5.317 9.430 6.160 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_occ: 0.354 20.001 5.317 9.430 6.160 0.000 0.000 0.000 2_bss: 0.315 50.000 3.726 6.468 4.842 0.000 0.000 0.000 2_xyz: 0.315 50.000 3.726 6.468 4.842 0.000 0.000 0.000 2_adp: 0.315 50.000 3.726 6.468 4.842 0.000 0.000 0.000 2_occ: 0.315 50.000 3.726 6.468 4.842 0.000 0.000 0.000 3_bss: 0.315 50.000 1.739 4.205 2.869 0.000 0.000 0.000 3_xyz: 0.315 50.000 1.739 4.205 2.869 0.000 0.000 0.000 3_adp: 0.315 50.000 1.739 4.205 2.869 0.000 0.000 0.000 3_occ: 0.315 50.000 1.739 4.205 2.869 0.000 0.000 0.000 4_bss: 0.320 50.000 0.676 2.977 1.765 0.000 0.000 0.000 4_xyz: 0.320 50.000 0.676 2.977 1.765 0.000 0.000 0.000 4_adp: 0.320 50.000 0.676 2.977 1.765 0.000 0.000 0.000 4_occ: 0.320 50.000 0.676 2.977 1.765 0.000 0.000 0.000 5_bss: 0.325 50.000 -0.510 1.800 0.923 0.000 0.000 0.000 5_xyz: 0.325 50.000 -0.510 1.800 0.923 0.000 0.000 0.000 5_adp: 0.325 50.000 -0.510 1.800 0.923 0.000 0.000 0.000 5_occ: 0.325 50.000 -0.510 1.800 0.923 0.000 0.000 0.000 5_bss: 0.324 45.537 -1.225 0.969 0.215 0.000 0.000 0.000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stage <pher> fom alpha beta 0 : 69.657 0.2681 0.3234 90168.953 1_bss: 70.075 0.2614 0.3825 89121.923 1_xyz: 67.544 0.2934 0.4221 81971.372 1_adp: 65.496 0.3202 0.5149 80044.760 1_occ: 65.860 0.3152 0.5033 79934.024 2_bss: 65.581 0.3188 0.4809 79385.313 2_xyz: 56.472 0.4365 0.6651 63984.283 2_adp: 55.210 0.4527 0.7128 62379.562 2_occ: 55.163 0.4532 0.7128 62195.815 3_bss: 55.012 0.4550 0.6688 61765.276 3_xyz: 46.059 0.5673 0.8251 46354.769 3_adp: 42.850 0.6072 0.8606 42050.098 3_occ: 42.706 0.6090 0.8629 41822.030 4_bss: 42.451 0.6118 0.8323 41172.313 4_xyz: 33.121 0.7218 0.9507 26655.335 4_adp: 29.750 0.7602 0.9758 22478.936 4_occ: 29.664 0.7611 0.9769 22393.522 5_bss: 29.662 0.7612 0.9393 22380.548 5_xyz: 24.023 0.8211 0.9848 15171.323 5_adp: 21.825 0.8443 0.9946 13246.015 5_occ: 21.809 0.8445 0.9950 13252.776 5_bss: 21.779 0.8447 0.9694 13219.299 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stage angl bond chir dihe plan repu geom_target 0 : 24.226 0.414 2.119 33.790 0.145 4.085 5.3170e+01 1_bss: 24.226 0.414 2.119 33.790 0.145 4.085 5.3170e+01 1_xyz: 2.072 0.017 0.120 18.968 0.008 4.104 2.0915e-01 1_adp: 2.072 0.017 0.120 18.968 0.008 4.104 2.0915e-01 1_occ: 2.072 0.017 0.120 18.968 0.008 4.104 2.0915e-01 2_bss: 2.072 0.017 0.120 18.968 0.008 4.104 2.0915e-01 2_xyz: 1.406 0.010 0.089 18.235 0.006 4.099 1.3222e-01 2_adp: 1.406 0.010 0.089 18.235 0.006 4.099 1.3222e-01 2_occ: 1.406 0.010 0.089 18.235 0.006 4.099 1.3222e-01 3_bss: 1.406 0.010 0.089 18.235 0.006 4.099 1.3222e-01 3_xyz: 1.485 0.011 0.103 18.107 0.006 4.099 1.3843e-01 3_adp: 1.485 0.011 0.103 18.107 0.006 4.099 1.3843e-01 3_occ: 1.485 0.011 0.103 18.107 0.006 4.099 1.3843e-01 4_bss: 1.485 0.011 0.103 18.107 0.006 4.099 1.3843e-01 4_xyz: 1.143 0.008 0.073 16.435 0.005 4.102 8.7970e-02 4_adp: 1.143 0.008 0.073 16.435 0.005 4.102 8.7970e-02 4_occ: 1.143 0.008 0.073 16.435 0.005 4.102 8.7970e-02 5_bss: 1.143 0.008 0.073 16.435 0.005 4.102 8.7970e-02 5_xyz: 1.077 0.007 0.076 15.691 0.004 4.115 7.0137e-02 5_adp: 1.077 0.007 0.076 15.691 0.004 4.115 7.0137e-02 5_occ: 1.077 0.007 0.076 15.691 0.004 4.115 7.0137e-02 5_bss: 1.077 0.007 0.076 15.691 0.004 4.115 7.0137e-02 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Maximal deviations: stage angl bond chir dihe plan repu \|grad\| 0 : 74.492 1.400 6.404144.062 0.405 0.883 6.8792e+00 1_bss: 74.492 1.400 6.404144.062 0.405 0.883 6.8792e+00 1_xyz: 17.578 0.188 0.605 87.898 0.052 1.955 1.2474e-01 1_adp: 17.578 0.188 0.605 87.898 0.052 1.955 1.2474e-01 1_occ: 17.578 0.188 0.605 87.898 0.052 1.955 1.2474e-01 2_bss: 17.578 0.188 0.605 87.898 0.052 1.955 1.2474e-01 2_xyz: 8.681 0.118 0.304 89.905 0.067 2.048 9.2481e-02 2_adp: 8.681 0.118 0.304 89.905 0.067 2.048 9.2481e-02 2_occ: 8.681 0.118 0.304 89.905 0.067 2.048 9.2481e-02 3_bss: 8.681 0.118 0.304 89.905 0.067 2.048 9.2481e-02 3_xyz: 9.123 0.070 0.394 85.394 0.049 2.135 1.1286e-01 3_adp: 9.123 0.070 0.394 85.394 0.049 2.135 1.1286e-01 3_occ: 9.123 0.070 0.394 85.394 0.049 2.135 1.1286e-01 4_bss: 9.123 0.070 0.394 85.394 0.049 2.135 1.1286e-01 4_xyz: 7.025 0.060 0.269 82.624 0.033 2.194 1.3395e-01 4_adp: 7.025 0.060 0.269 82.624 0.033 2.194 1.3395e-01 4_occ: 7.025 0.060 0.269 82.624 0.033 2.194 1.3395e-01 5_bss: 7.025 0.060 0.269 82.624 0.033 2.194 1.3395e-01 5_xyz: 7.034 0.043 0.294 85.214 0.034 2.243 8.4288e-02 5_adp: 7.034 0.043 0.294 85.214 0.034 2.243 8.4288e-02 5_occ: 7.034 0.043 0.294 85.214 0.034 2.243 8.4288e-02 5_bss: 7.034 0.043 0.294 85.214 0.034 2.243 8.4288e-02 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ \|-----overall-----\|---macromolecule----\|------solvent-------\| stage b_max b_min b_ave b_max b_min b_ave b_max b_min b_ave 0 : 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 1_bss: 19.99 0.01 9.86 19.98 0.01 9.82 19.99 0.06 10.10 1_xyz: 19.99 0.01 9.86 19.98 0.01 9.82 19.99 0.06 10.10 1_adp: 110.78 0.00 16.80 94.94 0.00 15.57 110.78 0.00 23.50 1_occ: 110.78 0.00 16.80 94.94 0.00 15.57 110.78 0.00 23.50 2_bss: 110.78 0.00 16.80 94.94 0.00 15.57 110.78 0.00 23.50 2_xyz: 110.78 0.00 16.80 94.94 0.00 15.57 110.78 0.00 23.50 2_adp: 118.61 0.00 17.80 118.61 0.00 16.20 109.46 0.00 26.51 2_occ: 118.61 0.00 17.80 118.61 0.00 16.20 109.46 0.00 26.51 3_bss: 118.61 0.00 17.80 118.61 0.00 16.20 109.46 0.00 26.51 3_xyz: 118.61 0.00 17.80 118.61 0.00 16.20 109.46 0.00 26.51 3_adp: 93.66 0.00 16.55 79.67 0.00 13.98 93.66 0.00 30.52 3_occ: 93.66 0.00 16.55 79.67 0.00 13.98 93.66 0.00 30.52 4_bss: 93.66 0.00 16.55 79.67 0.00 13.98 93.66 0.00 30.52 4_xyz: 93.66 0.00 16.55 79.67 0.00 13.98 93.66 0.00 30.52 4_adp: 103.99 0.00 17.13 98.25 0.00 13.05 103.99 2.68 39.34 4_occ: 103.99 0.00 17.13 98.25 0.00 13.05 103.99 2.68 39.34 5_bss: 103.99 0.00 17.13 98.25 0.00 13.05 103.99 2.68 39.34 5_xyz: 103.99 0.00 17.13 98.25 0.00 13.05 103.99 2.68 39.34 5_adp: 106.62 0.00 16.79 101.26 0.00 12.07 106.62 3.25 42.50 5_occ: 106.62 0.00 16.79 101.26 0.00 12.07 106.62 3.25 42.50 5_bss: 106.66 0.04 16.83 101.30 0.04 12.11 106.66 3.29 42.54 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stage Deviation of refined model from start model max min mean 0 : 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_bss: 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_xyz: 1.201 0.020 0.440 1_adp: 1.201 0.020 0.440 1_occ: 1.201 0.020 0.440 2_bss: 1.201 0.020 0.440 2_xyz: 2.263 0.020 0.617 2_adp: 2.263 0.020 0.617 2_occ: 2.263 0.020 0.617 3_bss: 2.263 0.020 0.617 3_xyz: 2.181 0.051 0.804 3_adp: 2.181 0.051 0.804 3_occ: 2.181 0.051 0.804 4_bss: 2.181 0.051 0.804 4_xyz: 2.252 0.068 0.923 4_adp: 2.252 0.068 0.923 4_occ: 2.252 0.068 0.923 5_bss: 2.252 0.068 0.923 5_xyz: 2.266 0.067 1.008 5_adp: 2.266 0.067 1.008 5_occ: 2.266 0.067 1.008 5_bss: 2.266 0.067 1.008 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ CPU time actual refinement: 360.61 ============================== Exporting results ============================== Writing refined structure to PDB file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/run_111/model_refine_001.pdb n_use = 2823 n_use_u_iso = 2823 n_use_u_aniso = 0 n_grad_site = 0 n_grad_u_iso = 0 n_grad_u_aniso = 0 n_grad_occupancy = 106 n_grad_fp = 0 n_grad_fdp = 0 n_anisotropic_flag = 0 total number of scatterers = 2823 Writing 2mFobs-DFmodel XPLOR map to file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/run_111/model_refine_001_2mFobs-DFmodel.map Writing mFobs-DFmodel XPLOR map to file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/run_111/model_refine_001_mFobs-DFmodel.map Writing map coefficients to MTZ file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/run_111/model_refine_001_map_coeffs.mtz Writing default parameters for subsequent refinement: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/run_111/model_refine_002.def =============================== Detailed timings ============================== Pure refinement (no I/O, processing, etc)= 360.46 Macro-tasks: bulk solvent and scale = 41.85 individual site refinement = 165.21 weights calculation = 31.97 collect and process = 6.09 model show statistics = 0.11 TOTAL for macro-tasks = 245.23 Micro-tasks: mask = 3.05 f_calc = 114.84 alpha_beta = 8.21 target = 1.10 gradients_wrt_atomic_parameters = 127.63 fmodel = 7.20 r_factors = 0.31 phase_errors = 9.15 foms = 0.27 TOTAL for micro-tasks = 271.76 NUMBER OF MASK CALCS= 6 Time per interpreted Python bytecode instruction: 5.006 micro seconds Total CPU time: 6.24 minutes from_scatterers_fft: 633 calls, 114.45 s gradients_fft: 577 calls, 113.84 s =========================== phenix.refine: finished =========================== # Date 2008-01-16 Time 00:45:57 PST -0800 (1200473157.36 s) Start R-work = 0.5303, R-free = 0.5231 (no bulk solvent and anisotropic scale) Final R-work = 0.1879, R-free = 0.2410 (no bulk solvent and anisotropic scale) Start R-work = 0.5250, R-free = 0.5154 Final R-work = 0.1722, R-free = 0.2253	en
all-txt-docs	279307	Pages 1--37 from Microsoft Word - 13721.doc Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, D. C. 20554 In the Matter of Review of Regulatory Requirements for Incumbent LEC Broadband Telecommunications Services ) ) ) ) ) CC Docket No. 01- 337 NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING Adopted: December 12, 2001 Released: December 20, 2001 Comment Date: 45 Days After Publication in the Federal Register Reply Date: 30 Days After Comment Date By the Commission: Chairman Powell and Commissioner Copps issuing separate statements. TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph I. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................ 1 II. BACKGROUND............................................................................................................... 8 A. STREAMLINING REGULATION OF FIRMS IN INCREASINGLY COMPETITIVE MARKETS ........... 9 B. COMPETITIVE SAFEGUARDS TO ENSURE COMPETITION IN RELATED MARKETS ................. 13 III. IDENTIFICATION OF INCUMBENT LEC- PROVIDED BROADBAND SERVICES MARKETS.............................................................................................................................. 17 A. RELEVANT PRODUCT MARKET ........................................................................................ 18 B. RELEVANT GEOGRAPHIC MARKET .................................................................................. 27 C. MARKET POWER ANALYSIS ............................................................................................ 28 IV. APPROPRIATE REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS ................................................. 33 A. OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................... 33 B. EXISTING REGULATORY STRUCTURE ............................................................................... 35 C. ALTERNATIVE REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................ 38 V. PROCEDURAL MATTERS.......................................................................................... 49 VI. ORDERING CLAUSES.................................................................................................. 66 1 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 2 I. INTRODUCTION 1. In this proceeding, we initiate an examination of the appropriate regulatory requirements for the incumbent local exchange carriers (LECs) provision of domestic broadband telecommunications services ( broadband services). Here, we focus on traditional Title II common carrier regulation, historically arising largely out of sections 201 and 202 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 1 as applied to incumbent LEC provision of broadband services. 2 In particular, we seek comment on what regulatory safeguards and carrier obligations, if any, should apply when a carrier that is dominant in the provision of traditional local exchange and exchange access services provides broadband service. This is one of several proceedings addressing issues raised by changes in the marketplace for broadband services and related information services. 2. Three of these proceedings, including this one, focus, among other things, on regulatory treatment under Title II of broadband services and the facilities over which they are provided. More specifically, in the Title II proceedings, we are initiating a broad review of our competition policies in light of our experience since first implementing the market opening provisions of the Act and developments in the marketplace such as the birth of broadband services. In addition to the present proceeding, we initiate a related Title II proceeding today in a companion Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) in the Triennial UNE Review proceeding. That proceeding addresses, among other things, incumbent LECs wholesale obligations under section 251 to make their facilities available as unbundled network elements (UNEs) to competitive carriers for the provision of broadband services. 3 The Commission recently released two additional NPRMs that address national performance measurements and standards. 4 3. The fourth proceeding, to be initiated by the Commission in the near future, will address the basic question of how broadband services offered by wireline telecommunications providers should be classified under the Communications Act when bundled with information 1 47 U. S. C. 201 & 202 (1996). We refer to the Communications Act of 1934, as amended by the Telecommunications Act of 1996, as the Communications Act or the Act. 2 For purposes of this proceeding, unless otherwise indicated, we use the term broadband telecommunications service or broadband service in a very general sense to describe a broad array of high- speed telecommunications services. See note 37, infra, for further discussion of this point. 3 Review of the Section 251 Unbundling Obligations of Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers, CC Docket No. 01- 338, Implementation of the Local Competition Provisions of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, CC Docket No. 96- 98, Deployment of Wireline Services Offering Advanced Telecommunications Capability, CC Docket No. 98- 147, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, FCC 01- 361 (adopted Dec. 12, 2001). 4 Performance Measurements and Standards for Unbundled Network Elements and Interconnection, et al., CC Docket No. 01- 318, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, FCC 01- 331 (rel. Nov. 19, 2001) (UNE Measurements and Standards Notice); Performance Measurements and Standards for Interstate Special Access Services, et al., CC Docket No. 01- 321, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, FCC No. 01- 339 (rel. Nov. 19, 2001) (Special Access Measurements and Standards Notice). 2 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 3 services, in particular whether such bundled offerings should be classified as Title I services. 5 The present proceeding does not seek to answer these definitional questions with respect to bundled offerings, but instead focuses on the appropriate regulation of broadband offerings that are regulated under Title II of the Act. 6 4. The world of telecommunications is changing dramatically, with broadband services assuming an increasingly critical role in our economy and our everyday lives. The basic elements of the existing regulatory requirements for the provision of broadband services by incumbent LECs were initially developed in a prior era of circuit- switched, analog voice services characterized by a one- wire world for access to communications. Historically, consumers have only been able to access telecommunications services through the wireline facilities installed by their local telephone company. Today, the services provided by different communications networks are converging, as cable providers, satellite providers, and terrestrial wireless network providers develop new services that are becoming increasingly substitutable for the broadband services provided over the traditional telephone network. 7 At the same time, the provision of broadband services to residential customers is a nascent market, and enormous new investment and innovation will be required if we are to realize the full promise of broadband deployment. As such, much is unknown about consumer demand for services such as DSL and the incentive and ability of dominant carriers to exercise market power in the broadband market. Thus, we initiate this proceeding to consider what changes, if any, we should make in our traditional regulatory requirements to reflect the relevant competitive landscape and create the right incentives for broadband services growth and investment. 5. As discussed in more detail below, under existing domestic common carrier regulation, incumbent local exchange carriers are generally treated as dominant carriers, absent a specific finding to the contrary for a particular market. 8 As dominant domestic carriers, 5 The question of how cable modem service should be classified is the subject of a separate on- going proceeding and will not be considered in this forthcoming proceeding. See Inquiry Concerning High- Speed Access to the Internet over Cable and Other Facilities, GN Docket No. 00- 185, Notice of Inquiry, 15 FCC Rcd 19287 (2000) (Cable Access Notice). 6 Accordingly, interested parties need not comment on the appropriate statutory classification of bundled broadband/ information services in this proceeding. Those issues will be considered in the separate proceeding described above. 7 Inquiry Concerning the Deployment of Advanced Telecommunications Services to All Americans in a Reasonable and Timely Fashion, and Possible Steps to Accelerate Such Deployment Pursuant to Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Second Report, 15 FCC Rcd 20913, 20928- 30, 20932- 38, 20952- 54 & 20958- 61. (2000) (Second Section 706 Report). 8 Our use of the term dominant here is limited to the provision of domestic telecommunications services, and is not intended to encompass findings of dominance related to foreign carrier affiliation. The regulatory safeguards applicable to carriers that are treated as dominant on particular international routes because of an affiliation or alliance with a foreign carrier with market power are set forth in section 63. 10 of the Commissions rules, 47 C. F. R. 63.10. These safeguards differ from those the Commission has imposed on carrier found to be dominant for other reasons. 3 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 4 incumbent LECs are subject to tariff filing, tariff support and pricing requirements. 9 The present broadband services market differs from the historic market for the provision of analog voice services in which traditional common carrier regulation arose. In particular, the one- wire world for customer access appears to no longer be the norm in broadband services markets as the result of the development of intermodal competition among multiple platforms, including DSL, cable modem service, satellite broadband service, and terrestrial and mobile wireless services. 6. The Commission has addressed the role of continued regulation as competition develops in other contexts, such as traditional long distance service. The issues presented in this proceeding are different and more challenging than those in the prior Commission proceedings, however. This is due to the fact that the incumbent LEC local exchange plant is used to provide services with very different competitive characteristics. For example, broadband services are often provided over certain of the same facilities as other local exchange and exchange access services. At the same time, residential broadband services, such as DSL, while still a nascent market, generally appear to be subject to significant intermodal competition, while traditional access services that may be provided over these same facilities are generally subject to much less competition. 7. In this proceeding, we seek comment on the nature and scope of the market for domestic broadband services. 10 We also seek comment on the relevant market dynamics including intermodal competition and the nascent stage of market development for residential broadband services affecting the provision of domestic broadband services. Finally, we request comment on the appropriate regulatory requirements under Title II of the Act for the provision of broadband services by incumbent LECs given current market conditions. In particular, we ask interested parties to address how the Commission can best balance the goals of encouraging broadband investment and deployment, fostering competition in the provision of broadband services, promoting innovation, and eliminating unnecessary regulation. As part of this proceeding, we also invite comment on the Petition filed by SBC Communications on October 3, 2001, requesting an expedited ruling that it is non- dominant in the provision of broadband services, and asking the Commission to forbear from dominant carrier regulation of those services. 11 9 The BOCs are also subject to certain Computer II/ III obligations generally designed to ensure that competitive information service providers (ISPs) have nondiscriminatory access to the basic underlying services used in the provision of information services. The continued need for these requirements is currently being examined in a separate proceeding. Computer III Further Remand Proceedings: Bell Operating Company Provision of Enhanced Services; 1998 Biennial Review Review of Computer III and ONA Safeguards and Requirements, CC Docket Nos. 95- 20 & 98- 10, Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 13 FCC Rcd 6040 (1998); Further Comment Requested to Update and Refresh Record on Computer III Requirements, CC Docket Nos. 95- 20 & 98- 10, Public Notice, 16 FCC Rcd 5363 (2001). 10 This proceeding is not intended to address the international services market. 11 SBC Petition For Expedited Ruling That It Is Non- Dominant In Its Provision Of Advanced Services And For Forbearance From Dominant Carrier Regulation Of Those Services, filed Oct. 3, 2001. 4 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 5 II. BACKGROUND 8. For most of the twentieth century, telephony was viewed as a natural monopoly that required regulation. The primary concern of regulators at that time was to prevent incumbent monopolists from exploiting their market power at the expense of regulated ratepayers. 12 As competition was introduced into former monopoly markets, it was recognized that regulation would need to be modified to account for this introduction of competition. Thus, the Commission initiated a series of proceedings to streamline the regulation of carriers that lacked market power, and for whom monopoly regulation was unnecessary. While the Commission initially focused its streamlining efforts on new entrants that lacked individual market power, it later moved to reduce regulation of former monopoly carriers as competition eroded their market power. At the same time that the Commission was reducing certain forms of regulation that competition rendered unnecessary, it also recognized the need to prevent incumbent carriers possessing market power in one market from leveraging that market power into a related, competitive or potentially competitive market. Accordingly, the Commission adopted a variety of competitive safeguards that were intended to prevent such leveraging. We summarize the various regulatory requirements the Commission has developed in the past below. As discussed more fully in Section IV, we ask parties to comment on whether any of the regulatory tools developed in these proceedings has relevance for the Commissions regulatory approach to incumbent LEC- provided broadband services. A. Streamlining Regulation of Firms in Increasingly Competitive Markets 9. Between 1979 and 1985, the Commission conducted the Competitive Carrier proceeding, 13 which examined how Commission regulations should be adapted for new firms 12 Economists have recognized different ways to exercise market power by distinguishing between Stiglerian market power, which is the ability of a firm profitably to raise and sustain its price significantly above the competitive level by restricting its own output, and Bainian market power, which is the ability of a firm profitably to raise and sustain its price significantly above the competitive level by raising its rivals costs and thereby causing the rivals to restrain their output. See Regulatory Treatment of LEC Provision of Interexchange Services Originating in the LECs Local Exchange Area, 12 FCC Rcd 15756, 15803, n. 214 (1997) (LEC Classification Order). 13 Policy and Rules Concerning Rates for Competitive Common Carrier Services and Facilities Authorizations Therefor, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 77 FCC 2d 308 (1979) (Competitive Carrier Notice); First Report and Order, 85 FCC 2d 1 (1980) (Competitive Carrier First Report and Order); Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 84 FCC 2d 445 (1981); Second Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 47 Red. Reg. 17,308 (1982); Second Report and Order, 91 FCC 2d 59 (1982), recon. denied, 93 FCC 2d 54 (1983); Third Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 48 Fed. Reg. 28,292 (1983); Third Report and Order, 48 Fed. Reg. 46,791 (1983); Fourth Report and Order, 95 FCC 2d 554 (1983) (Competitive Carrier Fourth Report and Order), vacated AT& T v. FCC, F. 2d 727 (D. C. Cir. 1992), cert. denied, MCI Telecommunications Corp. v. AT& T, 113 S. Ct. 3020 (1993); Fourth Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 96 FCC 2d 1191 (1984); Fifth Report and Order, 98 FCC 2d 1191 (1984); Sixth Report and Order, 99 FCC 2d 1020 (1985), vacated MCI Telecommunications Corp. v. FCC, 765 F. 2d 1186 (D. C. Cir. 1985) (collectively referred to as the Competitive Carrier proceeding). 5 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 6 entering formerly monopolistic markets. 14 In a series of orders, the Commission distinguished two kinds of carriers those with market power (dominant carriers) and those without market power (non- dominant carriers). 15 The Commission sought to reduce regulation of new competitive entrants, which it had classified as non- dominant, on the ground that, because they lacked market power, they could not impose the kinds of harms much of existing regulation was intended to prevent. Thus, the Commission eliminated rate regulation of non- dominant carriers, reduced existing tariff filing requirements, and lightened the section 214 obligations imposed on non-dominant carriers. 16 In addition, it found that it was unnecessary to subject non- dominant carriers to the same accounting regulations that applied to dominant carriers. 10. As competition developed in the interstate, interexchange market, the Commission initiated the Interstate Interexchange proceeding to consider whether it was in the public interest to streamline the regulation of the sole dominant interexchange carrier, AT& T. 17 Based on its review, the Commission found that certain services provided by AT& T had become substantially competitive. 18 Accordingly, it streamlined the regulation of those services provided by AT& T. 11. Despite this streamlining, AT& T remained classified as a dominant carrier with respect to the interstate interexchange market and continued to be subject to price cap regulation for certain services, including those provided to residential customers. Consequently, AT& T in 1993 filed a motion seeking to be re- classified as a non- dominant carrier in the interstate, domestic, interexchange market and to be regulated in the same manner as its competitors. 19 In 14 The primary focus of this proceeding was on the so- called specialized common carriers, domestic satellite carriers, resale (including value- added) carriers, and miscellaneous common carriers. See Competitive Carrier Notice, 77 FCC 2d at 309, para. 1. 15 In the Competitive Carrier Fourth Report and Order, the Commission defined market power as the ability to raise prices by restricting output, and as the ability to raise and maintain prices above the competitive level without driving away so many customers as to make the increase unprofitable. See Competitive Carrier Fourth Report and Order, 95 FCC 2d at 558, para. 7. 16 See Competitive Carrier proceeding. 17 Competition in the Interstate Interexchange Marketplace, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 5 FCC Rcd 2627 (1990); Report and Order, 6 FCC Rcd 5880 (1991) (First Interexchange Competition Order); Order, 6 FCC Rcd 7255 (1991); Memorandum Opinion and Order, 6 FCC Rcd 7569 (1991); Memorandum Opinion and Order, 7 FCC Rcd 2677 (1992); Memorandum Opinion and Order on Reconsideration, 8 FCC Rcd 2659 (1993); Second Report and Order, 8 FCC Rcd 3668 (1993) (Second Interexchange Competition Order); Memorandum Opinion and Order, 8 FCC Rcd 5046 (1993); Memorandum Opinion and Order on Reconsideration, 10 FCC Rcd 4562 (1995) (collectively referred to as the Interexchange Competition proceeding). 18 First Interexchange Competition Order, 6 FCC Rcd at 5911, para. 188 (finding that services in AT& Ts Basket 3 under price cap regulation, other than analog private line services, and services outside of price cap regulation, including Tariff 12, were substantially competitive); see also Second Interexchange Competition Order, 8 FCC Rcd at 3668, para. 1 (replacing price cap regulation with further streamlined regulation for all of AT& Ts Basket 2 services, except for 800 directory assistance). 19 Motion of AT& T Corp. to be Reclassified as a Non- Dominant Carrier, Order, 11 FCC Rcd 3271, 3283, para. 14 (1995) (AT& T Reclassification Order). 6 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 7 the AT& T Reclassification Order, the Commission found that AT& T no longer possessed individual market power in the interstate, interexchange market, and it accordingly reclassified AT& T as non- dominant. 20 Significantly, the Commission also found that continued dominant carrier regulation stifled AT& Ts ability to compete, which in turn could inhibit the growth of competition in the interstate, interexchange market. 21 12. More recently, as competition in the provision of interstate access services increased, the Commission recognized that many incumbent LECs remained subject to significant regulatory constraints. Accordingly, the Commissions Pricing Flexibility Order 22 granted pricing flexibility to incumbent LECs subject to price cap regulation, once certain competitive thresholds were met, to increase their ability to respond to competition in this market. 23 The Pricing Flexibility Order designed a framework to provide greater flexibility to incumbent LECs and to facilitate the removal of services from price cap regulation as competition developed in the exchange access market, while ensuring that these LECs could not use this flexibility to engage in anticompetitive behavior. 24 The Commission also established a framework for granting incumbent LECs subject to price cap regulation greater flexibility in the pricing of all interstate access services once they satisfied certain competitive criteria. 25 B. Competitive Safeguards to Ensure Competition in Related Markets 13. With the introduction of competition into former monopoly markets, the Commission recognized the benefits of streamlining regulation of carriers that lacked individual market power. The Commission also recognized the need to introduce new regulations to prevent carriers possessing market power in one market from leveraging that power into a second competitive market. In a series of proceedings, the Commission considered and adopted a variety of these competitive safeguards, including various structural safeguards (such as the separate subsidiary requirements of Computer II and those imposed on independent LECs provision of interexchange services), non- structural safeguards (such as those imposed in Computer III), accounting safeguards (including Part 64 rules and the affiliate transaction rules), and various 20 Id. at 3347, para. 140. 21 Id. at 3288, para. 27. 22 Access Charge Reform, Price Cap Performance Review for Local Exchange Carriers, Interexchange Carrier Purchases of Switched Access Services Offered by Competitive Local Exchange Carriers, Petition of U. S. West Communications, Inc. for Forbearance from Regulation as a Dominant Carrier in the Phoenix, Arizona MSA, 14 FCC Rcd 14221 (1999) (Pricing Flexibility Order). 23 Id. at 14232- 33, para. 19. In addition, this order granted immediate pricing flexibility to price cap LECs in the form of streamlined introduction of new services, geographic deaveraging of rates for services in the trunking basket, and the removal, upon implementation of toll dialing parity, of certain interstate interexchange services from price cap regulation. See id. at 14225, para. 4. 24 Id. at para. 3. 25 Id. at para. 4. 7 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 8 reporting and performance requirements (such as certain access service reports required under ARMIS). These safeguards also had the effect of allowing carriers possessing market power to compete in related competitive markets rather than being banned from these markets altogether. 14. One of the earliest instances where the Commission considered the need for competitive safeguards was in the Computer Inquiries. 26 At that time, the Commission attempted to balance the benefits of having AT& T and its Bell Operating Companies (BOCs) participate in the emerging market for enhanced services with the desire to protect new competitors from possible cross- subsidization or anti- competitive behavior by the incumbents using their control over bottleneck facilities. The Computer II and III proceedings sought to ensure that the BOCs could not use their control over bottleneck local exchange facilities to discriminate against independent information service providers (ISPs). Initially, as a result of the Computer II proceeding, the Commission subjected BOC entry into the information service market to strict separate affiliate requirements. 27 In Computer III, however, the Commission offered an alternative set of safeguards to the separate affiliate requirements of Computer II. The Computer III requirements included Open Network Architecture (ONA) and Comparably Efficient Interconnection (CEI) requirements. The Commission determined that the costs of structural separation outweighed the benefits, and that nonstructural safeguards could protect competitive ISPs from anticompetitive behavior by the BOCs while avoiding the inefficiencies associated with structural safeguards. 28 The Commission also required the BOCs to comply with 26 See, e. g., Regulatory and Policy Problems Presented by the Interdependence of Computer and Communication Services and Facilities (Computer I), 28 FCC 2d 291 (1970) (Tentative Decision); 28 FCC 2d 267 (1971) (Final Decision). 27 Amendment of Section 64.702 of the Commissions Rules and Regulations (Computer II), 77 FCC 2d 384 (1980) (Computer II Final Decision), recon., 84 FCC 2d 50 (1980) (Computer II Reconsideration Order), further recon., 88 FCC 2d 512 (1981) (Computer II Further Reconsideration Order), affirmed sub nom. Computer and Communications Industry Assn v. FCC, 693 F. 2d 198 (D. C. Cir. 1982), cert. denied, 461 U. S. 938 (1983). Initially, the separate affiliate requirement applied to the then- integrated Bell System. However, following divestiture of AT& T in 1984, the Commission extended the structural separation requirements of Computer II to the BOCs. See United States v. AT& T, 552 F. Supp. 131 (D. D. C. 1982), affd sub nom. Maryland v. United States, 460 U. S. 1001 (1983); Policy and Rules Concerning the Furnishing of Customer Premises Equipment, Enhanced Services and Cellular Communications Services by the Bell Operating Companies North American Telephone Association Petition for Declaratory Ruling on the Requirement for Sale of Customer Premises Equipment by the Bell Operating Companies, CC Docket No. 83- 115, ENF 83- 5, Report And Order, 95 FCC 2d 1117 (1983). 28 Computer III Further Remand Proceedings: Bell Operating Company Provision of Enhanced Services and 1998 Biennial Regulatory Review Review of Computer III and ONA Safeguards and Requirements, Report and Order, 14 FCC Rcd 4289, 4293- 94, at para. 7 (1999) (Computer III Report and Order). The Commission initially applied the Computer III and ONA rules to both AT& T and the BOCs. Computer III Phase I Order, 104 FCC 2d 958 (1986). In subsequent orders, the Commission first modified, and then relieved, AT& T of most Computer III and ONA requirements. See, e. g., Computer III Phase I Reconsideration Order, 2 FCC Rcd 3035 (1987); Competition in the Interstate Interexchange Marketplace, Memorandum Opinion and Order on Reconsideration, 10 FCC Rcd 4562 (1995); see also Computer III Report and Order, 14 FCC Rcd at 4294- 95, para. 8. ONA is the overall design of a carriers basic network services to permit all users of the basic network, including the information services operations of the carrier and its competitors, to interconnect to specific basic network functions and interfaces on an unbundled and equal- access basis. The BOCs and GTE through ONA must unbundle key components, or elements, of their basic services and make them available under tariff, regardless of (continued.) 8 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 9 other nonstructural safeguards regarding network disclosure and quality, installation, and maintenance reporting. 29 The related market, information services, was and continues to be unregulated, although the Commission retains jurisdiction over information services through Title I of the Act. 15. Then, in 1998, in response to passage of the 1996 Act and BOC entry into the interLATA information services market, the Commission issued the Computer III Further Notice to address issues raised by the interplay between the safeguards and terminology established in the 1996 Act and the Computer III regime. 30 In the Computer III Further Notice, the Commission observed that BOCs remain the dominant providers of local exchange and exchange access services in their in- region states, and thus continue to have the ability to engage in anticompetitive behavior against competitive ISPs. 31 The Commission noted, however, that the movement toward local exchange and exchange access competition should gradually decrease and eventually eliminate the need for regulation of the BOCs to ensure that they do not discriminate against competitive ISPs. 32 In the 1999 Computer III Report and Order, the Commission concluded that in todays telecommunications market, given the protection afforded by the ONA requirements and the 1996 Act, it should eliminate the requirement that BOCs file CEI plans and obtain Commission approval for those plans prior to providing new information services. 33 16. Separate from the Computer II and III line of orders, in 1996, the Commission initiated a proceeding to examine how its regulations should be adapted to acknowledge the potential entry of BOCs and incumbent LECs into the long distance telecommunications market. Specifically, in the LEC Classification Order, the Commission determined whether the BOCs and independent incumbent LECs should be treated as dominant or non- dominant carriers in their provision of long distance services. 34 The Commission analyzed whether the BOCs and other (Continued from previous page) whether their information services operations utilize the unbundled components. See Computer III Report and Order, 14 FCC Rcd at 4294- 95, para 8, n. 17. The Commission has never imposed CEI requirements on GTE or any other independent LEC. A remand from the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit regarding the sufficiency of ONA unbundling as a condition of lifting structural separation is pending. Computer III Further Remand Proceedings: Bell Operating Company Provision of Enhanced Services; 1998 Biennial Regulatory Review Review of Computer III and ONA Safeguards and Requirements, Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 13 FCC Rcd 6040, 6051- 52, paras. 15- 16 (1998) (Computer III Further Notice). 29 Computer III Phase I Order, 104 FCC 2d at 1080- 86, 1089- 91, paras. 246- 55, 260- 65; Computer III Phase II Order, 2 FCC Rcd at 3084- 86, paras. 88- 98. 30 Computer III Report and Order, 14 FCC Rcd at 4291, para. 3, n. 5. 31 Computer III Further Notice, 13 FCC Rcd at 6072, para. 51. 32 Id. 33 Computer III Report and Order, 14 FCC Rcd at 4292, para. 4 (BOCs are now only required to post their CEI plans and plan amendments on their Internet sites, and to notify the Commission upon posting); see also Computer III Further Notice, 13 FCC Rcd at 6077- 78, para. 61- 62. 34 LEC Classification Order, 12 FCC Rcd 15756 (1997). In particular, the 1996 Act significantly altered the legal and regulatory requirements governing the local exchange marketplace. Among other things, the 1996 Act (continued.) 9 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 10 incumbent LECs monopoly positions in the local exchange and exchange access markets, along with their control of bottleneck facilities, should subject them to dominant carrier regulation in the related long distance market, which was competitive and substantially deregulated. After engaging in a market power analysis, the Commission concluded that, upon entry, the BOCs and other incumbent LECs would be unlikely to have sufficient market shares to allow them to profitably raise and maintain prices above competitive levels in the long distance market. The Commission further concluded that the competitive safeguards imposed on the BOCs and other incumbent LECs, including separate affiliate requirements, 35 made it unlikely that the BOCs and other incumbent LECs could engage in anti- competitive behavior to such an extent that they could gain individual market power in the interexchange market. Therefore, the Commission determined that BOC affiliates and independent incumbent LEC affiliates should be classified as non- dominant in the provision of in- region, interstate, domestic, long distance services. 36 III. IDENTIFICATION OF INCUMBENT LEC- PROVIDED BROADBAND SERVICES MARKETS 17. The first step in assessing what regulatory requirements are appropriate for incumbent LEC- provided broadband services is to define and analyze the relevant markets in which incumbent LECs provide these services. 37 Consistent with Commission precedent, our regulatory response should be guided by a full understanding of the existing market dynamics for broadband services. 38 We begin our analysis by asking questions about the relevant product and (Continued from previous page) allowed the BOCs, under certain conditions, to enter markets from which they previously were restricted, including the interLATA telecommunications and interLATA information services markets. However, the services offered in these markets relied on incumbent- controlled facilities where the incumbent had, or may have had, market power, and the potential for leveraging this market power was of concern. 35 See 47 U. S. C. 272; 47 C. F. R. 64.1903. The Commission recently sought comment on whether the separate affiliate requirements for incumbent LECs continue to serve the public interest. See 2000 Biennial Regulatory Review Separate Affiliate Requirements of Section 64.1903 of the Commissions Rules, CC Docket No. 00- 175, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, FCC No. 01- 261, 16 FCC Rcd __, 2001 WL 1078734, at para. 8. (rel. Jul. 14, 2001). 36 LEC Classification Order, 12 FCC Rcd at 15762- 63, paras. 6- 7. 37 Although we are cognizant that the term broadband services has been used in common parlance to identify, rather than precisely define, those services that at their most basic level allow users to send and receive large amounts of information, we purposely use the term here to avoid pre- judging which services belong in the same product markets. By using the term broadband services, we intend to avoid addressing statutory- based definitional issues and instead focus on addressing the relevant markets in which these services participate. We will be addressing the definitional issues in the forthcoming Title I broadband proceeding, described at para. 3, above. 38 As competition develops, the Commission has moved from adopting prescriptive regulations to relying on market forces to promote the public interest. See, e. g., Multi- Association Group (MAG) Plan For Regulation Of Interstate Services Of Non- Price Cap Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers and Interexchange Carriers, Second Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in CC Docket No. 00- 256, Fifteenth Report and Order in CC Docket No. 96- 45, and Report and Order in CC Docket Nos. 98- 77 and 98- 166, 16 FCC Rcd __, 2001 WL 1381097, para. 187 (rel. Nov. 8, 2001) (MAG Plan Order) (noting the Commissions policy of progressively deregulating interexchange carriers when they lack market power and concluding that, rather than adopt new regulatory measures, the Commission should rely on competition to ensure that consumers realize benefits from (continued.) 10 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 11 geographic markets for incumbent LEC- provided broadband services. 39 We then analyze what, if any, market power the incumbent LECs may possess in the relevant markets for broadband services. 40 A. Relevant Product Market 18. We initially ask parties to identify the relevant product markets that include incumbent LEC- provided broadband services. 41 While we recognize that parties identification of the relevant product markets may vary depending on the definition of broadband services, our goal is to rigorously define the relevant markets so as to include all reasonably substitutable services. In proposing relevant product markets, we ask parties to identify not only which services to include within a particular product market, but also which customer classes to include within a (Continued from previous page) the access charge reforms we adopt in this Order); Reform of Access Charges Imposed by Competitive Local Exchange Carriers, Seventh Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, CC Docket No. 96- 262, 16 FCC Rcd. 9923, 9926- 30, paras. 8- 18 (2001) (noting that one of the Commissions overarching goals in access charge reform includes implementing deregulation as competition develops and discussing relevant decisions) (citations omitted); Pricing Flexibility Order, 14 FCC Rcd at 14243- 44, para. 45 (deregulating the price cap LECs corridor and interstate intraLATA toll services after finding that full implementation of inter- and intraLATA toll dialing parity would generate sufficient competition to preclude the price cap LECs from exploiting over a sustained period any individual market power they may have with respect to these services); Policy and Rules Concerning The Interstate, Interexchange Marketplace, Second Report and Order, 11 FCC Rcd 20730, 20733, para. 4 (1996) (detariffing long distance services based on the principle that market forces will generally ensure that rates remain reasonable and that carriers have the same incentives and rewards that firms in other competitive markets confront); see also Preamble of Telecommunications Act of 1996, Pub. L. 104- 104, 110 Stat. 56 (1996) (directing Commission . . . to promote competition and reduce regulation in order to secure lower prices and higher quality services for American telecommunications consumers and encourage the rapid deployment of new telecommunications technologies). 39 See, e. g., LEC Classification Order, 12 FCC Rcd at 15768- 69, para. 16 ( In order to determine that a particular carrier or group of carriers possesses market power, it is first necessary to define the relevant product and geographic markets); AT& T Reclassification Order, 11 FCC Rcd at 3285, para. 19 (to determine whether a carrier has market power one must first identify the relevant product and geographic markets). 40 See, e. g., LEC Classification Order, 12 FCC Rcd at 15802, para. 82 ( In order to reclassify the BOC interLATA affiliates as non- dominant, our rules require us to conclude that they will not possess market power in the provision of those interLATA services in the relevant product and geographic markets.); AT& T Reclassification Order, 11 FCC Rcd at 3285, para. 19 (to reclassify AT& T as non- dominant, one must first assess whether AT& T has market power in the relevant markets). 41 See generally LEC Classification Order, 12 FCC Rcd at 15768- 15801, paras. 16- 80. 11 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 12 relevant product market. 42 We ask the parties to support their proposed relevant product definitions with reliable empirical data. 43 19. In discussing the relevant product markets for broadband services, we ask commenters to consider not only broadband services provided over local telephone networks, but also broadband services offered over other platforms, such as cable, wireless, and satellite. Specifically, we seek comment on the willingness and ability of end users to purchase other broadband services as substitutes for an incumbent LECs broadband services. 44 In this regard, we also ask parties to discuss whether significant price differentials between services imply that the services are in different product markets. 20. Traditionally, the Commission has identified two broad categories of markets for telecommunications services: (1) the mass market, comprised primarily of residential users; and (2) the larger business market, comprised of medium and large business users. 45 In identifying these markets, the Commission has distinguished mass- market consumers from larger business customers because the services offered to one group may not be adequate or feasible substitutes for services offered to the other. 46 We seek comment concerning whether these two broad market 42 For example, in analyzing the relevant product markets for long- distance services, the Commission has identified separate product markets for mass- market consumers and for medium and large business customers. See Application of WorldCom, Inc. and MCI Communications Corp. for Transfer of Control of MCI Communications Corp. to WorldCom, Inc., 13 FCC Rcd 18025, 18040- 18042, paras. 24- 29 (1998) (WorldCom/ MCI Merger Order). 43 Such data may include econometric estimates of cross elasticity of demand or marketing studies that show consumer substitutability of demand for competing services. 44 LEC Classification Order, 12 FCC Rcd at 15782, para. 41 n. 119 ([ I] n defining the relevant product market, one must examine whether a small but significant and non- transitory increase in the price of the relevant product would cause enough buyers to shift their purchases to a second product, so as to make the price increase unprofitable. If so, the two products should be considered in the same product market) (citation omitted); id. at 15782, para. 41 ( our new approach will rely exclusively on demand considerations to define the relevant product market, rather than supply substitutability); see also, e. g., AT& T Reclassification Order, 11 FCC Rcd at 3274, para. 5 (listing various factors relevant to market power, including the number size and distribution of competing firms, the nature of barriers to entry, [ ] the availability of reasonably substitutable services, and whether the firm controlled bottleneck facilities) (citations and internal quotations omitted); Competitive Carrier First Report and Order, 85 FCC 2d at 21, paras. 56- 57 ( we define a dominant carrier as a carrier that possesses market power, which refers to the control a firm can exercise in setting the price of its output). 45 See, e. g., WorldCom/ MCI Merger Order, 13 FCC Rcd at 18040- 41, paras. 26- 27 (identifying the mass market and the larger business market as the two relevant product markets for long distance services and determining that no additional relevant product markets existed because the record contained insufficient information on cross-elasticities of demand and, more importantly, because owners of transmission capacity provide all the same services, and production substitution among these services is nearly universal.) (citations and internal quotations omitted). 46 See Application of GTE Corp., Transferor, and Bell Atlantic Corp., Transferee, For Consent to Transfer Control, CC Docket No. 98- 184, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 15 FCC Rcd 14032, 14088- 89, para. 102 & n. 253 (Bell Atlantic/ GTE Merger Order) (citing Application of Ameritech Corp. and SBC Communications, Inc. for Transfer of Control of Corporations Holding Commission Licenses and Lines, CC Docket No. 98- 141, (continued.) 12 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 13 categories are appropriate for incumbent LEC- provided broadband services. 47 Commenters should provide any relevant data to demonstrate the existence of a separate mass market and larger business product market. 21. We note that SBC contends in its petition that two separate relevant product markets for broadband services exist one for mass- market customers and another for larger business users. SBC further contends that four different service platforms exhibit sufficient substitutability to be included within the mass market for broadband services xDSL, cable modem, satellite and fixed wireless services. 48 We seek comment on SBCs proposal, and on the extent to which any other platform, such as mobile wireless services, should also be considered an actual or potential source of intermodal competition. To the extent that parties identify a separate product market for mass- market broadband services, moreover, we seek comment on the degree of substitution among these platforms and on SBCs conclusion that broadband services for the mass market represent a discrete product market and . . . DSL and cable modem services are both part of the same product market. 49 22. Similarly, we seek comment on whether there is a larger business market for broadband services in which the following services all fall within the same product market: Frame Relay; 50 Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM); 51 Gigabit Ethernet (GigE); 52 Switched (Continued from previous page) Memorandum Opinion and Order, 14 FCC Rcd 14712, 14746, para 68 and n. 146 (SBC/ Ameritech Merger Order); WorldCom/ MCI Order, 13 FCC Rcd at 18119, para. 164; Application of NYNEX Corp., Transferor, and Bell Atlantic Corp., Transferee, For Consent to Transfer Control of NYNEX Corp. and its Subsidiaries, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 12 FCC Rcd 19985, 20016, para. 53 (1997) (Bell Atlantic/ NYNEX Merger Order)). 47 SBC Petition at 19, 28, and 34. 48 Id. at 21. 49 Id. at 22- 23 (citations omitted). 50 Frame Relay is a high- speed packet- switched technology used to communicate digital data between, among other things, geographically dispersed local area networks. Independent Data Communications Manufacturers Association, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 10 FCC Rcd 13717, 13720, para. 6 (1995) (Frame Relay Order). For a discussion of frame- relay technology, see id. at 13720- 21, paras. 6- 8. 51 ATM is a high bandwidth, low- delay, connection- oriented packet- like switching and multiplexing technique in which [ u] sable capacity is segmented into 53- byte fixed- sized cells, consisting of header and information fields [and] allocated to services on demand. See Harry Newton, Newtons Telecom Dictionary: The Official Dictionary of Telecommunications and the Internet 63 (17 th ed. 2001) (Newtons Telecom Dictionary). 52 Ethernet is a collection of standards for exchanging information over computer networks. Of the three basic functional layers of data transmission, Ethernet defines the physical and datalink layers and works with other standards, such as Internet protocol (IP), to transmit data from sender to recipient. A relatively new, high- speed version of Ethernet, GigE, supports data rates up to 1 gigabit per second (Gbps), which is equivalent to 1000 megabits per second (Mbps)). See J. P. Morgan Securities, Inc. & McKinsey & Company, Inc., Broadband 2001: A Comprehensive Analysis of Demand, Supply, Economics, and Industry Dynamics in the U. S. Broadband Market 123 (April 2, 2001) (Broadband Analysis). 13 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 14 Multimegabit Data Service (SMDS); 53 and Remote Local Area Network (RLAN) service. 54 According to SBC, customers and service providers view these services in this proposed market as interchangeable, and services are generally priced at similar levels. 55 We seek comment on SBCs proposed identification of a larger business market for broadband services. We note that we are not considering whether traditional special access services belong in the larger- business market for advanced services as these services are governed by the Commissions pricing flexibility regime. 56 23. We also seek comment on whether separate product markets for mass- market customers and larger business customers are overly broad and should be segmented further. We seek comment on whether the broadband services that are marketed to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) 57 and to small or home offices (SOHOs) 58 constitute separate product markets that should not be aggregated into the same grouping as the mass- market or larger business market. We seek comment on the peculiar customer needs and carrier limitations that might make the SME or SOHO markets distinct from other relevant product markets. Consistent with the analysis the Commission has applied in prior orders, parties recommending that particular services be grouped in one of many narrower relevant product markets should substantiate this contention with reliable empirical evidence. 59 24. We also seek comment on whether, within the general product markets for large and medium business customers, on the one hand, and mass- market customers, on the other, we should distinguish between retail markets and wholesale markets. That is, should broadband 53 SMDS is a connectionless high- speed data transmission service intended for application in a Metropolitan Area Network that comprises a public network designed for LAN- to- LAN interconnection. See, e. g., Newtons Telecom Dictionary 632. 54 RLAN is an xDSL offering designed for business customers that allows a remotely located employee to access a corporate local area network (LAN). See SBC Petition at 29 n. 73. 55 Id. at 31- 34. 56 See generally Pricing Flexibility Order, 14 FCC Rcd 14221. 57 SMEs are typically defined as having between one and 500 employees and encompass a heterogeneous group of small entrepreneurs, such as florists, dry cleaners and gas stations, to multi- location enterprises that employ hundreds of people. See, e. g., Broadband Analysis at 89. 58 SOHOs are typically defined as businesses with fewer than five employees. See Small Business Administration, Small Business Expansions in Electronic Commerce: A Look at How Small Firms Are Helping Shape the Fastest Growing Segments of E- Commerce (June 2000), available at http:// www. sba. gov/ ADVO/ stats/ e_ comm2. pdf. 59 See Implementation of the Non- Accounting Safeguards of Sections 271 and 272 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended; and Regulatory Treatment of LEC Provision of Interexchange Services Originating in the LEC's Local Exchange Area, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, CC Docket No. 96- 149, 11 FCC Rcd 18877, 18934- 35, para. 119 (1996) (Non- Accounting Safeguards Notice); see also, e. g., LEC Classification Order, 12 FCC Rcd at 15784, para. 44 (noting that credible evidence should include information sufficient to identify services that are likely substitutes and the carrier or group of carriers that allegedly possesses market power). 14 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 15 services that are sold directly to end- user customers be considered separate relevant products from broadband services that are sold as inputs to other firms that offer services to end- user customers? In addition, with respect to retail services sold to mass- market end- user customers, we seek comment on whether we should separately define relevant product markets for broadband services sold on a stand- alone basis and for those sold as part of bundled service packages. For example, should xDSL- based telecommunications services that are sold on a stand- alone basis be placed in a separate relevant product market from a bundled service package that includes xDSL, internet access, and possibly customer premises equipment (such as an xDSL modem)? 25. When commenting on the appropriate product markets for broadband services, parties should address not only those services that are provided over telephone networks, but also any intermodal competition for broadband services. 60 Commenters should address the extent to which different intermodal competitors compete in each identified product market. To what extent do these intermodal competitors share common ownership with incumbent LECs, and what effect should this have on our analysis? 26. In addition, parties should consider the extent to which residential customers might view narrowband services as a substitute for broadband services and the extent to which residential customers might substitute lower- speed, circuit- switched services as substitutes for higher- speed broadband services. We seek comment on whether the relevant product market, from the consumers perspective, is actually broader than our definition of broadband services. Specifically, we seek comment on whether the cross- elasticity of demand between narrowband and broadband services for residential consumers is sufficiently high that narrowband services will constrain any supra- competitive pricing by broadband service providers. We note that the Commission has previously identified the high- speed access product market as separate from the low- speed market. 61 Thus, we seek comment on whether we should reconsider this conclusion for purposes of this proceeding. In addition, we seek comment on the operational, functional and other differences that might prevent low- speed access from acting as a substitute for high- speed access, and on the degree of interchangeability that we should consider relevant to establishing separate product markets. Alternatively, if the broadband services provided by an incumbent LEC are sold solely in conjunction with the LECs traditional voice service offering, would this inhibit our ability to define a discrete broadband services product market? 60 In this context, we refer to intramodal competitors as those competitive providers whose services are either delivered partially or wholly over incumbent LEC facilities, or over platforms using the same or similar technology that the incumbent LEC has deployed. Intermodal competitors are competitive providers that rely exclusively on alternative technological platforms than those deployed by incumbent LECs to deliver similar services. 61 See Applications for Consent to the Transfer of Control of Licenses and Section 214 Authorizations by Time Warner Inc. and America Online, Inc., Transferors, to AOL Time Warner Inc., Transferee, CS Docket 00- 30, Memorandum Opinion & Order, 16 FCC Rcd 6547, 6568- 78 paras. 53- 74 (AOL- Time Warner Merger Order). 15 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 16 B. Relevant Geographic Market 27. We seek comment on the appropriate geographic market for each of the relevant product markets for broadband services. We note that the Commission has previously identified the geographic scope of the relevant market for some broadband services as local. 62 SBC, in contrast, claims that the relevant geographic market for broadband services is the incumbent LECs service area. 63 We further note that, in the WorldCom/ MCI Merger Order, the Commission stated that it would include within the same relevant geographic market all customers facing similar competitive choices. 64 We ask whether it would be appropriate to use the latter (customer aggregation) market definition in this proceeding. To the extent commenters contend that using the customer aggregation definition is appropriate, we ask parties to comment on the alternative geographic market definitions discussed above, or to propose alternative geographic markets. Commenters should specifically address the degree of geographic overlap that might exist among all intramodal and intermodal competitors. C. Market Power Analysis 28. Within each relevant product and geographic market, we seek comment on whether the incumbent LECs possess individual market power and are likely to be able to exercise such power. We note that the Commission has recognized that a carrier can profitably raise and sustain prices above competitive levels and thereby exercise market power in two ways. 65 First, a carrier may be able to raise prices by restricting its own output, which usually requires a large market share. 66 Second, a carrier may be able to raise prices by increasing its rivals costs or by restricting its rivals output through the carrier's control of an essential input, such as access to bottleneck facilities, that its rivals need to offer their services. 67 In assessing the first type of market power, the Commission traditionally has focused on certain well- established market features, including market share, supply and demand substitutability, the cost structure, size, and 62 Id. at 6578, para. 74. 63 SBC Petition at 34. 64 WorldCom/ MCI Merger Order, 13 FCC Rcd at 18042- 43, paras. 30- 31; see also, e. g., LEC Classification Order, 12 FCC Rcd at 15793- 94, paras. 65- 66 (finding point- to- point geographic markets for interstate long-distance calling, but treating the point- to- point markets as a single national geographic market unless there is credible evidence indicating that there is or could be a lack of competition in a particular point- to- point market, and there is a showing that geographic rate averaging will not sufficiently mitigate the exercise of market power). 65 As in previous orders, we refer in the following discussion to a carriers ability to engage in such a strategy generally as the ability to raise prices. See, e. g., LEC Classification Order, 12 FCC Rcd at 15803, n. 213. 66 Id. at 15802- 03, para. 83. The Commission has termed this type of market power Stiglerian market power. See id. at n. 214 (citation omitted). 67 Id. at 15802- 03, para. 83. The Commission has termed this type of market power Bainian market power. See id. at n. 214 (citation omitted). 16 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 17 resources of the firm. 68 We ask commenters to analyze the incumbent LECs market position in each relevant broadband services market according to these indicia. 69 29. With respect to the second type of market power, the Commission has focused on the incumbent LECs ability to exercise market power through its control of local bottleneck facilities. Accordingly, we seek comment on the extent to which an incumbent LEC could leverage market power from the local exchange and exchange access markets into the markets for broadband services. High initial investment, economies of scale, access to customers, and the monopoly legacy of the telecommunications networks all contribute to incumbent LEC market power in the local exchange and exchange access market. The Commission previously has found that an incumbent LEC might improperly exercise its existing market power through cross-subsidization, raising its rivals costs, or improper discrimination. 70 In this proceeding, we seek comment on the extent to which incumbent LECs have the ability and incentive to use their market power in the local exchange and exchange access markets to unfairly disadvantage rival suppliers of broadband services in any way, including charging higher prices to rivals for essential inputs, providing rivals with poorer quality interconnection, imposing unnecessary delays, or discriminating against rivals inappropriately in other ways. 71 More specifically, we seek comment on whether incumbent LECs possess market power with respect to certain inputs, such as special 68 AT& T Reclassification Order, 11 FCC Rcd at 3293- 94, para. 38; Competitive Carrier First Report and Order, 85 FCC 2d at 21, para. 57. 69 Commenters should use prior Commission orders as their guides for relevant factors in our analysis. In determining whether a firm possesses market power, the Commission previously has focused on factors such as market share, supply and demand elasticity, entry barriers, potential competition, the cost structure, size, or resources of the firm, and control of bottleneck facilities. See AT& T Reclassification Order, 11 FCC Rcd at 3346- 47, para. 139 (concluding that AT& T lacked market power after examining factors such as supply elasticity, demand elasticity, market share, trends in market share and other indicia of market conduct and performance, including price levels and trends in prices over time); Competitive Carrier First Report and Order, 85 FCC 2d at 21, para. 57. 70 See, e. g., SBC/ Ameritech Merger Order, 14 FCC Rcd at 14795- 14825, paras. 186- 254 (describing the incentives, ability and means for an incumbent LEC to engage in price and non- price discrimination); Non-Accounting Safeguards Notice, 11 FCC Rcd at 18886, para. 14 ( If an incumbent LEC charges its competitors prices for inputs that are higher than the output prices charged, then the incumbent LEC can create a price squeeze. The incumbent LEC could lower its retail price to reflect its unfair cost advantage, and competing providers would be forced either to match the price reduction and absorb profit margin reductions or maintain their retail prices at existing levels and accept reductions in their market shares. If the price squeeze were severe enough and continued long enough, the incumbent LECs market share could become so large, and the competitors so weakened, that the incumbent LEC could unilaterally raise and sustain a price above competitive levels by restricting its output. Alternatively, the incumbent LEC affiliate could simply match its competitors prices and extract supra- competitive profits.) (citations and internal quotations omitted). 71 See, e. g., SBC/ Ameritech Merger Order, 14 FCC Rcd at 14763- 64, para. 107 (finding that an incumbent LEC has an incentive to: (1) delay interconnection negotiations and resolution of interconnection disputes; (2) limit both the methods and points of interconnection and the facilities and services to which entrants are provided access; (3) raise entrants costs by charging high prices for interconnection, network elements and services, and by delaying the provisioning of, and degrading the quality of, the interconnection, services, and elements it provides). 17 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 18 access services, which they could use to raise rivals costs in certain broadband service markets where these inputs are critical to a firms ability to provision the particular broadband service to end user customers. 30. The Commission has recognized how intermodal competition can reduce the likelihood of anti- competitive behavior. 72 The Commission also has recognized that different companies use different technologies, each with distinct advantages and disadvantages, to bring broadband services to end users. 73 And while the Commission has concluded that [ a] nti-competitive coordination among competitors is difficult in markets with vigorous intermodal competition, the interplay between competitors that use different delivery platforms in the context of broadband services merits closer examination. 74 Therefore, we ask that commenters identify actual and potential competitors in each relevant product market regardless of the platform used to deliver broadband services and provide any relevant evidence concerning these competitors ability to prevent incumbent LECs from raising prices above competitive levels and engaging in anti- competitive behavior. 31. In other words, commenters should specifically address the role of both intermodal and intramodal competition in assessing an incumbent LECs ability to leverage power into the markets for broadband services. For example, does the existence of actual or potential intermodal competition constrain an incumbent LECs ability or incentive to discriminate? Should our analysis of market power distinguish between markets with extensive intramodal competition and those with extensive intermodal competition, which does not rely on the incumbents facilities? To the extent a particular geographic market does not currently exhibit extensive intermodal competition, we seek comment on whether we should consider the likelihood that intermodal competition will appear in the future. If future intermodal competition is relevant, we ask commenters to identify and support a reasonable time frame within which intermodal competition for broadband services would have to emerge for such potential competition to affect our analysis of the incumbent LECs market power. In addition, commenters should address the extent to which the nascent nature of competition in a particular market should inform our analysis of market power. 32. We also ask that commenters explore the extent to which current statutory and regulatory requirements, including any competitive safeguards, limit the market power of 72 See, e. g., Comsat Corporation, Petition Pursuant to Section 10( c) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, for Forbearance from Dominant Carrier Regulation and for Reclassification as a Non- Dominant Carrier, Order and Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 13 FCC Rcd 14083, 14122- 23, para. 76 (1998) ( Intermodal competition leads us to believe that fiber- optic cables represent a substitute for satellites in the transmission of switched voice service.). 73 Inquiry Concerning the Deployment of Advanced Telecommunications Services to All Americans in a Reasonable and Timely Fashion, and Possible Steps to Accelerate Such Deployment Pursuant to Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, First Report, 14 FCC Rcd 2398, 2423- 24, at para. 48 (First Section 706 Report). 74 Id. 18 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 19 incumbent LECs. For example, how should the presence of wholesale regulations, such as those contained in section 251( c) of the Communications Act, affect our analysis of the level of competition present at the retail level? Finally, commenters should identify any other relevant market characteristics in the broadband services markets that may affect our analysis of market power. IV. APPROPRIATE REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS A. Overview 33. Once we have defined the relevant product and geographic markets for broadband services, we can use this information to determine what regulatory requirements, if any, should govern the provision of broadband services. We begin by briefly describing relevant portions of the existing regulatory structure for broadband services provided by incumbent LECs. Then we invite interested parties to propose alternative requirements for these broadband services in light of existing market and technological developments. We encourage interested parties to develop proposals for new or modified regulatory requirements for broadband services. 34. At the outset, we ask interested parties to consider the potential for deregulation or reduced regulation to foster increased broadband deployment and competition among providers of broadband services. We also ask that interested parties address how their proposals would serve the Acts mandate to foster the deployment of broadband services and the facilities used in the provision of broadband services. In addition, we invite interested parties to address the effect of the statutory requirements in the 1996 Act on these proposals, as the Acts existing statutory safeguards may reduce the need for other forms of regulation. Moreover, we ask interested parties to address the development of intermodal as well as intramodal competition in the provision of broadband services, and the existence of new technologies for the distribution of broadband services, such as fixed wireless and satellite, that have the potential to further increase competition. In addition, our existing and historical regulatory requirements have not necessarily differentiated bottleneck facilities from the services that are provided using those facilities, as such differentiation was not necessary under the public switched telephone network paradigm. Accordingly, we ask commenters to address the complexity added by the fact that incumbent LEC facilities previously used to provide simple one- wire voice services are now being used to provide a variety of different services, many of which are at different stages of market development. B. Existing Regulatory Structure 35. As previously discussed, the Commission historically has distinguished between dominant carriers, which possess individual market power, and non- dominant carriers, which lack individual market power. 75 Non- dominant carriers have been subject to significantly reduced regulation. In contrast, dominant carriers are subject to a broad range of regulatory requirements, that are generally intended to protect consumers from unjust and unreasonable rates, terms and 75 See Section II, supra. 19 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 20 conditions and unreasonable discrimination in the provision of communications services. 76 The Commission has streamlined dominant carrier regulation, however, to reflect the development of competition as exemplified in the Pricing Flexibility Order. 36. The Commissions dominant carrier regulation includes rate regulation and tariff filing requirements. 77 For example, as provided in section 204( a)( 3) of the Act, incumbent LECs may file tariff revisions on either seven days or fifteen days notice. 78 The Commissions rules also require supporting information, which in some cases includes detailed cost data, be filed by dominant carriers with their tariff filings. 79 37. Incumbent LECs are subject to rate level regulation in the provision of their interstate access services. 80 The BOCs and GTE are subject to mandatory price cap regulation, and several other incumbent LECs have entered price caps on an elective basis. 81 Smaller incumbent LECs are regulated under rate- of- return regulation. 82 As described above, however, the Commission has taken a number of steps to provide price cap incumbent LECs with increased 76 47 U. S. C. 201 & 202. Many of these regulatory requirements are also intended to discourage potential anti- competitive behavior by incumbent LECs. 77 Section 203( a) of the Act generally requires common carriers to file tariffs governing the provision of their basic communications services, although section 203( b)( 2) gives the Commission broad authority to modify requirements made pursuant to this authority. 47 U. S. C. 203 (a) & (b)( 2) (1996). 78 47 C. F. R. 61.58( a)( 2)( i) (1999). The Commissions rules also specify different notice periods for a variety of other tariff filings by dominant carriers, including incumbent LECs. 47 C. F. R. 61.58( a)( 2)( ii)-( e)( iii)( 4) (1999). SBC and, until recently, Verizon, provide advanced services through separate subsidiaries that were treated as non-dominant, pursuant to Commission merger orders. See Bell Atlantic/ GTE Merger Order, 15 FCC Rcd 14032; SBC/ Ameritech Merger Order, 14 FCC Rcd 14712. These subsidiaries had been deemed non- dominant in their provision of broadband services. However, in January 2001, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit held, in ASCENT v. FCC, that data affiliates of incumbent LECs are subject to all obligations of section 251( c) of the Act. Specifically, the ASCENT decision overturned the Commissions determination in the SBC/ Ameritech Merger Order that, because the separate advanced services affiliate was not a successor or assign of the BOC, the separate advanced services affiliate was not subject to the resale obligations of section 251( c)( 4). Association of Communications Enterprises v. FCC, 235 F. 3d 662 (D. C. Cir. 2001); see also SBC/ Ameritech Merger Order, 14 FCC Rcd 14712. Because the Commission incorporated by reference the successor or assign analysis of the SBC/ Ameritech Merger Order into the Bell Atlantic/ GTE Merger Order, the D. C. Circuits decision also impacts the Commissions conclusion in the Bell Atlantic/ GTE Merger Order. 79 47 C. F. R. 61.38- 39 (1999). Non- dominant IXCs are prohibited from filing tariffs except for the limited purposes contained in 61.19( b) and (c). Non- dominant (competitive) LECs are permitted to tariff access charges within the limits set in the CLEC Access Charge Order, but may not tariff charges above those benchmarks. 80 47 C. F. R. 61.41- 49 (price cap rules) & 65.1- 65.830 (rate of return rules). 81 See generally MAG Plan Order, 16 FCC Rcd __, 2001 WL 1381097. 82 Id. 20 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 21 pricing flexibility for interstate access services as wireline competition develops. 83 In addition, in markets where carriers may have the incentive and ability to leverage control over bottleneck facilities to disadvantage competitors in related markets, the Commission has developed various safeguards to limit that ability. 84 C. Alternative Requirements 38. The basic elements of the current regulatory requirements for the provision of broadband services by incumbent LECs were largely in place well before the development of competition between providers of broadband services. In addition, the requirements were primarily developed to address problems created in a one- wire, analog, circuit- switched world. As a result, the existing regulatory requirements may be poorly suited to achieving the Acts goals of promoting infrastructure investment, innovation, and the deployment of advanced services to all Americans. 85 In particular, should the Commission consider streamlined regulatory requirements for incumbent LEC provision of some, or all, broadband services, and, if so, what regulatory safeguards might be necessary? 39. Even in situations where a fully competitive market has not yet been realized, deregulation or reduced regulation may lower administrative costs, encourage investment and innovation, reduce prices and offer consumers greater choice. The Commission previously has recognized that, while the regulatory tools are able to prevent dominant firms from fully exercising their market power, use of these tools also imposes costs beyond the obvious administrative costs of enforcement and compliance to regulatory agency and regulated companies respectively. In some circumstances, these costs can have profound negative implications for consumer welfare. Thus, as a matter of policy it is clear it is desirable to adjust regulatory methods in particular circumstances to the extent the law permits. 86 Accordingly, we ask whether reduced regulation of services provided by incumbent LECs, regardless of the extent of existing competition, may foster competition and the deployment of broadband facilities used in the provision of many of these services. Interested parties are encouraged to address the costs and benefits of regulation in this context. 83 See generally Section II, supra; LEC Pricing Flexibility Order, 14 FCC Rcd 14221 (1999). The price cap incumbent LECs have taken advantage of this pricing flexibility to offer a variety of advanced trunking and special access services outside of price cap regulation. 84 See generally forthcoming Title I broadband proceeding, described at para. 3, above. 85 Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Pub. L. 104- 104, 110 Stat. 56 (1996), reproduced in the notes under 47 U. S. C. 157. 86 Competitive Carrier Proceeding, Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 84 FCC 2d at 449, para 12. 21 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 22 40. In particular, we seek comment on whether such an approach would further the Commissions ongoing efforts to fulfill the goals of section 706 of the Act, which directs the Commission to encourage the deployment on a reasonable and timely basis of advanced telecommunications capability to all Americans. The Act specifically suggests consideration of regulatory forbearance or other approaches that remove barriers to infrastructure investment. 87 We seek comment on what additional steps we can take in the context of this proceeding to fulfill our Congressional mandate under section 706. 41. As discussed above, incumbent LECs currently are classified as dominant in the provision of broadband services. 88 We seek comment on what relevance, if any, these types of regulations have for broadband services provided by incumbent LECs. We seek comment on whether it would be appropriate to streamline the traditional dominant carrier regulation of incumbent LECs provision of broadband services, and if so, how such dominant carrier regulation should be reduced. For example, interested parties may believe that a streamlined version of the existing regulatory structure should be applied to some, or all, incumbent LEC broadband services. In particular, we ask for specific proposals as to which existing regulations might be removed or streamlined in their application to broadband services. We urge parties supporting such an approach to identify the elements of the existing regulations that they believe should be retained and address in a comprehensive manner both the costs and benefits of those regulatory requirements. We also ask parties to address the public interest benefits of declaring an incumbent LEC non- dominant or of streamlining regulations, including the impact of any proposed regulatory structure on service quality, prices, and the availability of competitive alternatives. 42. We also ask parties to comment on whether incumbent LECs should be reclassified as non- dominant in the provision of broadband services. 89 Those that support classifying incumbent LECs as non- dominant in the provision of broadband services should explain whether, under Competitive Carrier precedent, it is possible to classify a carrier as non- dominant with 87 The Commission has initiated a number of proceedings to ensure that the goals of Section 706 are met. See First Section 706 Report, 14 FCC Rcd 2398; Second Section 706 Report, 15 FCC Rcd 20913. Specifically, the Commission has sought to remove any barriers to deployment; to remove any barriers to investment in technologies that can deliver advanced services; and to vigorously promote a competitive marketplace. Inquiry Concerning the Deployment of Advanced Telecommunications Services to All Americans in a Reasonable and Timely Fashion, and Possible Steps to Accelerate Such Deployment Pursuant to Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Third Notice of Inquiry, 16 FCC Rcd at 15515, para. 1. 88 See Sections I and II, supra. As part of this proceeding, we also invite comment on the SBC Petition requesting an expedited ruling that it is non- dominant in the provision of advanced services and asking the Commission to forbear from dominant carrier regulations of those services. Commenters should address elements of the statutory forbearance analysis under Section 10 of the Telecommunications Act with specificity. 47 U. S. C. 160 (1996). 89 See SBC Petition at 1- 2. 22 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 23 respect to certain services when it remains dominant with respect to others, and in particular, should we do so when the services utilize certain of the same facilities? 90 43. As noted above, in different situations, the Commission has used a variety of safeguards to protect against an incumbents ability to leverage market power arising from its control of bottleneck facilities into related markets. We seek comment on whether any of our existing safeguards would be an appropriate model for safeguards applied to incumbent LEC provision of broadband services. 91 We note that some incumbent LECs have provided broadband services through a separate affiliate. 92 Should an incumbent LECs corporate structure be a relevant consideration for our analysis here? 93 We invite parties to suggest alternative competitive safeguards that could deter discrimination or make attempted discrimination easier to detect, but could achieve this goal at a reduced regulatory cost. 94 We ask parties proposing alternative safeguards to discuss whether their proposal better reflects new broadband service markets characterized by multiple competing platforms providing data- centric, digital, packet- switched services. We seek comment on what safeguards should remain, if any, if we declare an incumbent LEC non- dominant? For example, we seek comment on the impact of a declaration of non-dominance should have on a carriers obligations under Computer II/ III. 95 44. We also ask interested parties to comment on whether the statutory requirements applicable to incumbent LECs under section 251 of the Act reduce the need for dominant carrier regulations or existing competitive safeguards. In particular, section 251 establishes extensive regulatory requirements applicable to incumbent LECs, including collocation, unbundling and resale obligations. 96 We also ask commenters to address whether the nondiscrimination requirements related to collocation, unbundling and resale in section 251 of the Act -- and the 90 See Competitive Carrier First Report and Order, 85 FCC 2d at 1, n. 55. 91 Comments on the applicability of Computer II/ III safeguards to incumbent LEC broadband services, or regarding modifications to those safeguards, should be addressed in the Commissions forthcoming Broadband Proceeding. 92 See, e. g., SBC/ Ameritech Merger Order, 14 FCC Rcd 14712. 93 See SBC Petition at 10 ( As for the larger business context, SBC has been competing in that market since the early- to- mid 1990s, but its market share within its region has remained static at approximately 12 percent; that in itself is proof that SBC could not possibly quickly gain market power in this market through illegal conduct). See also Advanced Services Order & NPRM (Aug. 99). 94 We note that Verizon has proposed that incumbent LECs might be required to make bandwidth available to competitors at commercially reasonable rates. Verizon suggests that this approach could further Congress section 706 mandate by reducing regulatory burdens on incumbent LECs, while ensuring ubiquitous availability of broadband services to both competitors and consumers. Laying the Last Mile, Tom Tauke Remarks to Progress and Freedom and Foundation Conference, August 21, 2001. 95 We note that the applicability of Computer II/ III to broadband services is being directly addressed in the forthcoming Broadband NPRM. 96 Section 251( c) of the Communications Act, 46 U. S. C. 251( c) (1996). 23 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 24 extent of incumbent LEC compliance with such requirements -- reduce the need for other forms of regulation, including dominant carrier regulation and competitive safeguards. As noted above, the Commission will be examining its Section 251 unbundling rules as part of its triennial review. 97 We ask parties to comment on how possible changes to those rules might affect the continuing need for dominant carrier regulation or various competitive safeguards. 45. We ask commenting parties to take a number of issues into account in commenting on or developing proposals for a new or modified regulatory framework for the provision of broadband services. We invite comment on whether deregulation or reduced regulation would foster the deployment of broadband services and the facilities used in the provision of many such services as contemplated in section 706 of the Act, and would facilitate increased competition in the provision of such services. Alternatively, others suggest that ensuring intramodal competitive pressure will spur broadband deployment. 98 We seek comment on this contention. In addition, interested parties should discuss the extent to which different categories of broadband services face different levels of competition, warranting different regulatory treatment. We also ask interested parties to address the extent to which the markets for different broadband services are at different stages in their development and whether markets at different stages of development warrant different regulatory treatment. 46. We note that in other, innovative, competitive industries, such as the computer industry, competitors, producing software, hardware, and microprocessors, constantly pursue innovation and implement price reductions. We ask whether such dynamic and innovative competition is either likely or a reasonable goal for the provision of broadband services and those services that are dependent on broadband services. Assuming that it is, we seek comment on the best means to promote that goal. We ask what forms of regulation or de- regulation would best spur deployment of alternative technologies and facilities by existing and potential competitors. We note the substantial investment needed to build broadband networks, and ask what costs our current regulations impose on providers, and seek input as to the burden of those regulations. More generally, we seek comment on whether existing regulation inhibits or stimulates the deployment of broadband services. Specifically, we seek comment on whether reductions in existing regulation would allow incumbent LECs to compete more effectively on an intermodal basis and thus would stimulate competitive responses by companies using alternative technologies such as cable, wireless, and satellite. If this is the case, exactly what reductions in existing regulation are warranted? We note that these alternative technologies are not subject to the same regulations as incumbent wireline competitors in the broadband services market. Would removal of regulations applicable to incumbent wireline providers spur innovation and competitive responses by providers using other technologies? Alternatively, does regulation of the wireline market serve the public interest by providing benefits to consumers in the alternative technology markets? 97 See Section I, supra. 98 See, e. g., WorldCom Opposition, CC Docket 98- 147 (Oct. 2, 1998); AT& T Comments, CC Docket No. 95- 20 (Apr. 16, 2001). 24 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 25 47. In a similar vein, we ask interested parties to consider whether the development of various broadband service categories are at different stages of evolution and thus should be treated differently. For example, the provision of broadband services to residential end- users is arguably still in the early stages of its development, and thus it may not be appropriate to rely on current market share data to evaluate whether any particular market participant has or would likely have a dominant position in the provision of these services due to the nascency of the market. However, the provision of broadband services to large business and institutional users may be a more mature market and therefore current market share data may be a more reliable indicator of market power. Are there meaningful differences in the stage of market development for different broadband services? Would any such differences warrant different regulatory treatment? 48. We also ask commenters to address the implications of their proposals as broadband services evolve in the future. For example, the services we evaluate in this proceeding may ultimately be replaced in the future by other services using different technologies. We ask parties to comment on how such potential changes should impact our decision to choose an appropriate regulatory framework. Finally, we ask interested parties to comment on whether there are other regulatory requirements that we should consider modifying or eliminating in the context of this proceeding. Perhaps some new regulations would be needed as others are modified or eliminated? We ask parties proposing consideration of additional regulatory requirements to provide a full analysis of the costs and benefits of those requirements consistent with the issues discussed above. V. PROCEDURAL MATTERS A. Ex Parte Presentations 49. These matters shall be treated as a permit- but- disclose proceeding in accordance with the Commissions ex parte rules. 99 Persons making oral ex parte presentations are reminded that memoranda summarizing the presentations must contain summaries of the substance of the presentations and not merely a listing of the subjects discussed. More than a one or two sentence description of the views and arguments presented in generally required. 100 Other requirements pertaining to oral and written presentations are set forth in section 1.1206( b) of the Commissions rules. B. Comment Filing Procedures 50. Pursuant to sections 1.415 and 1.419 of the Commissions rules, 101 interested parties may file comments within 45 days after publication of this Notice in the Federal Register and may file reply comments within 30 days after the date for filing comments. All filings should 99 47 C. F. R. 1.1200- 1.1216. 100 See 47 C. F. R. 1.1206( b)( 2). 101 47 C. F. R. 1.415, 1.419. 25 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 26 refer to CC Docket No. 01- 337. Comments may be filed using the Commissions Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS) or by filing paper copies. 102 Comments filed through ECFS can be sent as an electronic file via the Internet to <http:// www. fcc. gov/ e- file/ ecfs. html>. Generally, only one copy of an electronic submission must be filed. In completing the transmittal screen, commenters should include their full name, postal service mailing address, and the applicable docket numbers, which in this instance is CC Docket No. 01- 337. Parties may also submit an electronic comment by Internet e- mail. To get filing instructions for e- mail comments, commenters should send an e- mail to ecfs@ fcc. gov, and should include the following words in the body of the message: get form< your e- mail address. A sample form and directions will be sent in reply. 51. Parties that choose to file by paper must file an original and four copies of each, and are hereby notified that effective December 18, 2001, the Commissions contractor, Vistronix, Inc., will receive hand- delivered or messenger- delivered paper filings for the Commissions Secretary at a new location in downtown Washington, DC. The address is 236 Massachusetts Avenue, N. E., Suite 110, Washington, DC 20002. The filing hours at this location will be 8: 00 a. m. to 7: 00 p. m. All hand deliveries must be held together with rubber bands or fasteners. Any envelopes must be disposed of before entering the building. This facility is the only location where hand- delivered or messenger- delivered paper filings for the Commissions Secretary will be accepted. Accordingly, the Commission will no longer accept these filings at 9300 East Hampton Drive, Capitol Heights, MD 20743. In addition, this is a reminder that, effective October 18, 2001, the Commission discontinued receiving hand- delivered or messenger-delivered filings for the Secretary at its headquarters location at 445 12th Street, SW, Washington, DC 20554. 52. Other messenger- delivered documents, including documents sent by overnight mail (other than United States Postal Service (USPS) Express Mail and Priority Mail), must be addressed to 9300 East Hampton Drive, Capitol Heights, MD 20743. This location will be open 8: 00 a. m. to 5: 30 p. m. The USPS first- class mail, Express Mail, and Priority Mail should continue to be addressed to the Commission's headquarters at 445 12th Street, SW, Washington, DC 20554. The USPS mail addressed to the Commission's headquarters actually goes to our Capitol Heights facility for screening prior to delivery at the Commission. If you are sending this type of document or using this delivery method It should be addressed for delivery to Hand- delivered or messenger- delivered paper filings for the Commissions Secretary 236 Massachusetts Avenue, NE, Suite 110, Washington, DC 20002 (8: 00 to 7: 00 p. m. Other messenger- delivered documents, including documents sent by overnight mail (other than United States Postal 9300 East Hampton Drive, Capitol Heights, MD 20743 (8: 00 a. m. to 5: 30 p. m.) 102 See Electronic Filing of Documents in Rulemaking Proceedings, 63 Fed. Reg. 24121 (1998). 26 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 27 Service Express Mail and Priority Mail) United States Postal Service first- class mail, Express Mail, and Priority Mail 445 12 th Street, SW Washington, DC 20554 Parties who choose to file by paper should also submit their comments on diskette. These diskettes should be submitted to Janice Myles, Policy & Program Planning Division, Common Carrier Bureau, Federal Communications Commission, 236 Massachusetts Avenue, N. E., Suite 110, Washington, DC 20002. Such a submission should be on a 3.5 inch diskette formatted in an IBM compatible format using Microsoft Word or compatible software. The diskette should be accompanied by a cover letter and should be submitted in read only mode. The diskette should be clearly labeled with the commenters name, proceeding (including the docket number, in this case, CC Docket No. 01- 337), type of pleading (comment or reply comment), date of submission, and the name of the electronic file on the diskette. The label should also include the following phrase: Disk Copy -- Not an Original. Each diskette should contain only one partys pleading, preferably in a single electronic file. In addition, commenters must send diskette copies to the Commissions copy contractor, Qualex International, Portals II, 445 12 th Street S. W., CY-B402, Washington, D. C. 20554. 53. Regardless of whether parties choose to file electronically or by paper, parties should also file one copy of any documents filed in this docket with the Commissions copy contractor, Qualex International, Portals II, 445 12 th Street S. W., CY- B402, Washington, D. C. 20554 (telephone 202- 863- 2893; facsimile 202- 863- 2898) or via e- mail at qualexint@ aol. com. 54. Comments and reply comments must include a short and concise summary of the substantive arguments raised in the pleading. Comments and reply comments must also comply with section 1. 48 and all other applicable sections of the Commissions rules. 103 We direct all interested parties to include the name of the filing party and the date of the filing on each page of their comments and reply comments. All parties are encouraged to utilize a table of contents, regardless of the length of their submission. We also strongly encourage that parties track the organization set forth in the Notice in order to facilitate our internal review process. C. Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis 55. As required by the Regulatory Flexibility Act of 1980, as amended (RFA), 104 the Commission has prepared the present Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (IRFA) of the possible significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities by the policies and rules proposed in this Notice. Written public comments are requested on this IRFA. Comments must be identified as responses to the IRFA and must be filed by the deadlines for comments on the Notice provided above in Section V. B. The Commission will send a copy of the Notice, including 103 See 47 C. F. R. 1.48. 104 See 5 U. S. C. 603. The RFA, see 5 U. S. C. 601 et. seq., has been amended by the Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act of 1996 (SBREFA), Pub. L. No. 104- 121, 110 Stat. 857 (1996). 27 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 28 this IRFA, to the Chief Counsel for Advocacy of the Small Business Administration. 105 In addition, the Notice and IRFA (or summaries thereof) will be published in the Federal Register. 106 1. Need for, and Objectives of, the Proposed Rules 56. In this proceeding, we seek comment on: (1) the nature and scope of the market for domestic broadband services; (2) the relevant market dynamics affecting the provision of domestic broadband services; and (3) the appropriate regulatory requirements for the provision of broadband services by incumbent LECs, given current market conditions. The basic elements of the existing regulatory requirements for incumbent LEC- provided broadband services were initially developed in an era of circuit- switched, analog voice services, and may no longer serve the public interest. Thus, we ask interested parties to address how the Commission can best balance the goals of encouraging advanced telecommunications investment and deployment, fostering competition in the provision of broadband services, promoting innovation, and eliminating unnecessary regulation. This proceeding also invites comment on the Petition filed by SBC Communications on October 3, 2001, requesting an expedited ruling that it is non- dominant in the provision of advanced services, and asking the Commission to forebear from dominant carrier regulation of those services. 2. Legal Basis 57. The legal basis for any action that may be taken pursuant to the Notice is contained in sections 4, 10, 201- 202, 214, 303 and 403 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 47 U. S. C. 154, 160, 201- 204, 214, 303, and 403, section 706 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, and sections 1.1, 1.48, 1.411, 1.412, 1.415, 1.419, and 1.1200- 1.1216, of the Commissions rules, 47 C. F. R. 1.1, 1.48, 1.411, 1.412, 1.415, 1.419, and 1.1200- 1.1216. 3. Description and Estimate of the Number of Small Entities to Which the Proposed Rules will Apply 58. The RFA directs agencies to provide a description of and, where feasible, an estimate of the number of small entities that will be affected by the proposed rules. 107 The RFA generally defines the term small entity as having the same meaning as the terms small business, small organization, and small governmental jurisdiction. 108 In addition, the term small business has the same meaning as the term small business concern under the Small 105 See 5 U. S. C. 603( a). 106 See id. 107 5 U. S. C. 603( b)( 3), 604( a)( 3). 108 Id. 601( 6). 28 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 29 Business Act. 109 A small business concern is one which: (1) is independently owned and operated; (2) is not dominant in its field of operation; and (3) satisfies any additional criteria established by the Small Business Administration (SBA). 110 59. We have included small incumbent LECs in this present RFA analysis. As noted above, a small business under the RFA is one that, inter alia, meets the pertinent small business size standard (e. g., a telephone communications business having 1,500 or fewer employees), and is not dominant in its field of operation. 111 The SBA's Office of Advocacy contends that, for RFA purposes, small incumbent LECs are not dominant in their field of operation because any such dominance is not national in scope. 112 We have therefore included small incumbent LECs in this RFA analysis, although we emphasize that this RFA action has no effect on FCC analyses and determinations in other, non- RFA contexts. 60. Local Exchange Carriers. Neither the Commission nor the SBA has developed a definition for small local exchange carriers. The closest applicable definitions for this type of carrier under SBA rules is for telephone communications companies other than radiotelephone (wireless) companies. 113 The most reliable source of information regarding the number of LECs nationwide appears to be the data that we collect annually in connection with the Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS). 114 According to our most recent data, there are 1,335 incumbent LECs. 115 Although some of these carriers may not be independently owned and operated, or have more than 1,500 employees, we are unable at this time to estimate with greater precision the number of LECs that would qualify as small business concerns under the SBA's 109 Id. 601( 3) (incorporating by reference the definition of small business concern in the Small Business Act, 15 U. S. C. 632). Pursuant to 5 U. S. C. 601( 3), the statutory definition of a small business applies unless an agency, after consultation with the Office of Advocacy of the Small Business Administration and after opportunity for public comment, establishes one or more definitions of such terms which are appropriate to the activities of the agency and publishes such definitions( s) in the Federal Register. 110 5 U. S. C. 632. 111 Id. 112 Letter from Jere W. Glover, Chief Counsel for Advocacy, SBA, to William E. Kennard, Chairman, FCC (May 27, 1999). The Small Business Act contains a definition of small business concern, which the RFA incorporates into its own definition of small business. See 15 U. S. C. 632( a) (Small Business Act); 5 U. S. C. 601( 3) (RFA). SBA regulations interpret small business concern to include the concept of dominance on a national basis. 13 C. F. R. 121.102( b). Since 1996, out of an abundance of caution, the Commission has included small incumbent LECs in its regulatory flexibility analyses. See, e. g., Implementation of the Local Competition Provisions of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, CC Docket 96- 98, First Report and Order, 11 FCC Rcd 15499, 16144- 45 (1996). 113 13 C. F. R. 121.201, NAICS codes 51331, 51333, and 51334. 114 47 C. F. R. 64.601 et seq.; Carrier Locator: Interstate Service Providers, FCC Common Carrier Bureau, Industry Analysis Division (rel. Oct. 2000) (Carrier Locator). 115 Carrier Locator at Table 1. The total for competitive LECs includes competitive access providers and competitive LECs. 29 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 30 definition. Consequently, we estimate that there are no more than 1,335 small entity incumbent LECs that may be affected by the proposals in the NPRM. 4. Description of Projected Reporting, Recordkeeping and Other Compliance Requirements 61. We expect that any proposal we may adopt pursuant this Notice will decrease existing reporting, recordkeeping or other compliance requirements. As noted above, dominant carriers are currently subject to a broad range of regulatory requirements that are generally intended to protect consumers from unjust and unreasonable rates, terms, and conditions and unreasonable discrimination in the provision of communications services. 116 The Commissions dominant carrier regulation includes rate regulation and tariff filing requirements, 117 and also requires supporting information, which in some cases includes detailed cost data, to be filed by dominant carriers with their tariff filings. 118 Incumbent LECs are subject to rate level regulation in the provision of their interstate access services. 119 The BOCs and GTE are subject to mandatory price cap regulation, and several other incumbent LECs have entered price caps on an elective basis, while smaller incumbent LECs are regulated under rate- of- return regulation. 120 In addition, in markets where carriers may have the incentive and ability to leverage control over bottleneck facilities to disadvantage competitors in related markets, the Commission has developed various safeguards to neutralize that ability. This Notice seeks comment on what relevance, if any, these types of regulations have for broadband services provided by incumbent LECs, and asks whether it would be appropriate to streamline the traditional dominant carrier regulations of incumbent LECs provision of broadband services. 5. Steps Taken to Minimize Significant Economic Impact on Small Entities, and Significant Alternatives Considered 62. The RFA requires an agency to describe any significant, specifically small business, alternatives that it has considered in reaching its proposed approach, which may include the following four alternatives (among others): (1) the establishment of differing compliance or reporting requirements or timetables that take into account the resources available to small entities; (2) the clarification, consolidation, or simplification of compliance or reporting requirements under the rule for small entities; (3) the use of performance, rather than design, 116 See Section IV, above. 117 Section 203( a) of the Communications Act generally requires common carriers to file tariffs governing the provision of their basic communications services, although section 203( b)( 2) gives the Commission broad authority to modify requirements made pursuant to this authority. 47 U. S. C. 203 (a) & (b)( 2) (1996). 118 47 C. F. R. 61.38- 39 (1999). Non- dominant IXCs are prohibited from filing tariffs except for the limited purposes contained in 61.19( b) and (c). Non- dominant (competitive) LECs are permitted to tariff access charges within the limits set in the CLEC Access Charge Order, but may not tariff charges above those benchmarks. 119 See 47 C. F. R. 61.41- 49 (price cap rules) & 65.1- 65.830 (rate of return rules). 120 See generally MAG Plan Order, 16 FCC Rcd __, 2001 WL 1381097. 30 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 31 standards; and (4) an exemption from coverage of the rule, or any part thereof, for small entities. 121 63. The overall objective of this proceeding is to reduce existing regulatory burdens on incumbent LECs to the extent consistent with the public interest. The Notice seeks specific proposals as to which existing regulations might be removed or streamlined in their application to broadband services, and asks parties to comment on whether incumbent LECs should be reclassified as non- dominant in the provision of broadband services. 122 The Notice further asks parties to discuss the extent to which different categories of broadband services face different levels of competition, warranting different regulatory treatment, and to address the extent to which the markets for different broadband services are at different stages in their development and thus should be treated differently for regulatory purposes. It asks what forms of regulation or de-regulation would best spur deployment of alternative technologies and facilities by existing and potential competitors, and seeks comment on whether existing regulation inhibits or stimulates the deployment of broadband services. 6. Federal Rules that May Duplicate, Overlap, or Conflict with the Proposed Rules 64. None. VI. ORDERING CLAUSES 65. Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED that, pursuant to the authority contained in sections 2, 4( i)- 4( j), 201, and 303( r) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 47 U. S. C. 152, 154( i)- 4( j), 201, 303( r), this Notice IS ADOPTED. 121 5 U. S. C. 603( c). 122 See Section IV, above. 31 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 32 66. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Commissions Consumer Information Bureau, Reference Information Center, SHALL SEND a copy of this Notice, including the Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis, to the Chief Counsel for Advocacy of the Small Business Administration. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Magalie Roman Salas Secretary 32 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 SEPARATE STATEMENT OF CHAIRMAN MICHAEL K. POWELL Re: Review of Regulatory Requirements for Incumbent LEC Broadband Telecommunications Services et al., CC Docket No. 01- 337 et al. Re: Review of the Section 251 Unbundling Obligations of Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers et al., CC Docket Nos. 01- 338 et al. In this combined statement, I write separately to underscore my support for these two Notices of Proposed Rulemaking, which comprise the second and third in a series of notices the Commission recently announced that will begin Phase II of our local competition implementation and enforcement efforts under the 1996 Act. 1 Review of Regulatory Requirements for Incumbent LEC Broadband Telecommunications Services I vigorously support the Notice we hereby adopt that initiates a review of the regulatory requirements applicable to incumbent LEC provision of high- speed telecommunications services. In this proceeding, the Commission will ask whether potentially robust competition among multiple types of broadband service providers suggests that we should avoid subjecting incumbents to the same regulatory burdens that we impose on these carriers with respect to their provision of local telephone service. That is, we ask whether incumbent LECs, which are so clearly dominant in the provision of local phone service, must also be treated as dominant as they use DSL and other technologies to provide high- speed telecommunications services in competition with cable modem service providers and other types of platforms. I would point out that this item focuses on traditional Title II common carrier regulation, historically arising out of the section 201 and 202 of the Communications Act of 1934, as applied to incumbent LEC provision of high- speed telecommunications services. In contrast, the aforementioned proceeding regarding regulation of incumbent LEC broadband information services will address the question whether Title I should apply when incumbent LECs provide a bundled high- speed information service offering. I would emphasize that our initiation of this proceeding should not suggest a grand departure from our ongoing efforts to implement unbundling, collocation and other market-opening requirements with respect to incumbent LECs pursuant to section 251( c)( 3) of the Act. 1 The first of these items was the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking regarding performance requirements for UNE provisioning that we adopted at the November agenda meeting. Performance Measurements and Standards for Unbundled Network Elements and Interconnection, et al., CC Docket No. 01- 318, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, FCC 01- 331 (rel. Nov. 19, 2001). In addition to that Notice and the two items captioned above, we will in the coming weeks seek comment on the appropriate regulatory framework for incumbent LEC provision of broadband information services. 33 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 2 These other requirements are intended to allow competing carriers, particularly facilities- based carriers, to provide new and innovative telecommunications services. By the express terms of the statute, the Commission is duty- bound to continue our implementation and enforcement of these provisions, and we will. Rather, this Notice of Proposed Rulemaking is intended to develop further one more avenue of thinking about how regulation can serve to help (or hinder) broadband deployment. It is, in that sense, not a signpost heralding a new direction but an attempt to add yet another arrow to the regulatory quiver we will use to attack and, in conjunction with other forces outside our purview, eventually subdue the broadband beast. Notwithstanding my enthusiasm for our decision to initiate this inquiry, I for one have an open mind as to how these questions should be answered. For example, it may prove too unwieldy for both carriers and the Commission to treat incumbents as dominant for their provision of traditional local service but non- dominant for their provision of high- speed telecommunications services. I also acknowledge that declaring incumbent LEC provision of broadband telecommunications services non- dominant could have consequences in other areas of regulation that the Commission has not yet fully anticipated. Yet the importance of broadband deployment to the public interest and welfare is too great to disregard any potential method of facilitating that deployment. In sum, we must ensure that we leave no stone unturned in our pursuit of this important goal. Review of the Section 251 Unbundling Obligations of Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers I similarly and wholeheartedly support the Notice we adopt here that initiates our scheduled triennial review of UNE obligations imposed on incumbent LECs pursuant to sections 251( c)( 3) and 251( d)( 2). Taking our cues from the Supreme Court in its opinion remanding to the Commission the task of giving meaningful effect to these provisions, my former colleagues and I determined that the agency would, in three years, revisit its decisions regarding the availability of UNEs. 2 The purpose of this triennial review would be to keep those decisions current with ongoing market and regulatory developments. That was in 1999, and now the year 2002 fast approaches. Not surprisingly, however, I support this item for reasons other than the fact that it will put the Commission in a position to deliver on the commitment it made in 1999. First, it underscores the Commissions ongoing commitment to the promotion of facilities- based competition, which was pronounced most clearly by my former colleagues and I in the 1999 UNE Remand Order. 3 I believe this commitment should focus, in particular, on both so- called full 2 Implementation of the Local Competition Provisions of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Third Report and Order and Fourth Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 15 FCC Rcd 3696 (1999) ( UNE Remand Order), 151. 3 UNE Remand Order, 14. 34 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 3 facilities- based competition and competition from newer entrants who supplement their own facilities with network elements leased from the incumbent. As I have demonstrated in my decisions and public statements over my four years at the Commission, I fully support the use of facilities and individual UNEs as means to promote local competition while simultaneously furthering the related goals of encouraging deregulation and innovation. The 1996 Act and our experience since its passage demand no less. Second, I support this item because it emphasizes further an area of inquiry begun in the UNE Remand Order. Specifically, in that Order, we considered how the Acts goals of encouraging broadband deployment and investment in competing facilities should shape unbundling policy. 4 I support our decision here to continue and to expand this area of inquiry. Third, I support the Commissions decision, in seeking comment here on whether to unbundle aspects of the incumbents network, to ask whether and the extent to which we should take note of the availability of technologies other than circuit- switched telephony provided by traditional common carriers. In particular, this Notice expressly focuses on the roles that cable and wireless companies have begun and will continue to play in the market for telephony and broadband telecommunications services. This emphasis may also be viewed as expansion of an avenue of inquiry begun by the previous Commission. Specifically, in the UNE Remand Order, my former colleagues and I appropriately followed the Supreme Courts demand that we not blind ourselves to the availability of self- provisioned or other alternative facilities in determining whether to unbundle elements of the incumbent LECs network. 5 To my mind, it seems premature to suggest that the availability of such technologies should be fully dispositive of the question whether to require the availability of specific UNEs. Yet it does stand to reason that such availability may give us some indication of the alternative tools newer entrants could use to serve customers if the Commission were to decline to unbundle any particular element of the network. I encourage parties to provide detailed and well- supported comments in order to help us determine whether this line of reasoning is, in fact, sound. As this Notice itself reminds us, the Commission now has the benefit of two years of experience with the current unbundling rules and almost six years of experience with promoting competition since the 1996 Act was passed. These are no doubt merely the opening chapters of a regulatory epic that will take many years to rewrite a near century- long history of legally sanctioned monopoly in the telephone market. But I believe it is critical that we take stock of the lessons we have learned so far and make any changes that may be necessary to ensure that our rules remain faithful to the statute and its goals of promoting competition, deregulation and innovation in telecommunications markets. * * * 4 UNE Remand Order, 107- 113. 5 UNE Remand Order, 8. 35 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 4 I thank the Common Carrier Bureau staff and my colleagues for their enormous work on these Notices and look forward to working with them, as well as my state commission colleagues, in carrying out both of these important Phase II proceedings. 36 Federal Communications Commission FCC 01- 360 SEPARATE STATEMENT OF COMMISSIONER MICHAEL J. COPPS Re: Review of the Section 251 Unbundling Obligations of Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking; and Review of Regulatory Requirements for Incumbent LEC Broadband Telecommunications Services, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking. I will vote to approve these Notices of Proposed Rulemaking because I think they have been significantly improved, and given more balance, during the discussions preceding todays meeting. These Notices recognize the importance of competition and, importantly, do not reach tentative conclusions. Nevertheless, I do not vote for these Notices without some concern for the competition framework laid out by Congress in the 1996 Act. I understand the need to ask questions. In particular, the Commission indicated in 1999 that it would reexamine every three years the list of network elements that need to be unbundled pursuant to section 251( c)( 3). I generally do not mind asking questions, but we must be sensitive to the larger context. This is a time of great uncertainty in the economy, for the telecommunications industry, and for competition for both telecommunications and Internet services. The years since passage of the Act have seen high- flying expectations, and lately, descent into worry and trepidation. I hear from competitors and incumbents alike the desire for certainty and stability in the regulatory environment. I fear that these broad Notices may not be meeting this need. Some parties may read these Notices and conclude that the Commission has a predetermined agenda to remake the competition framework. Whether accurate or not, this perception, coupled with the uncertainty created by these broad Notices, can damage competition as surely as any final rules adopted by this Commission. We must recognize that setting competition policy is the exclusive jurisdiction of Congress. I approach these proceedings optimistic that the Commission will show proper restraint and will not presume to question the statutory competitive framework. Instead, the Commission should use these proceedings to understand the marketplace better in our role as policy implementers and not policy makers. And we should not create concern, even unwittingly, that our zeal to deregulate before meaningful competition develops might cripple the very competition that Congress sought to engender. Let the record show, however, that if our proceedings should ever turn into an attempt to undermine the competitive framework that Congress adopted in the 1996 Act, I will without hesitation oppose such overreaching. 37	en
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9917214375519&midob/tpi=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9917214375519&midob/caltemps 9917214375519&midob/tsys1=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3 9917214375519&midob/tsys2=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9917214375530#setcl#time/2570135,4,1999,172,14,37,55.26,-5.646,5.229,0 9917214375530#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917214375541/onsource/TRACKING 9917214375542#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917214375543/wx/11.3,940.0,83.3 9917214375592/cable/+3.392E-04 9917214375607/gps-fmout/+3.3E-06 9917214375614/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,16118,21865 9917214375621/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27684 9917214375628/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9264 9917214375635/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17413 9917214375642/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6524 9917214375673/tpi/14820,9264,7023,6978,13448,17413,3317,3269,16118,27684 9917214375696/tpi/9108,8651,6524,7247,9106,7641,21865 9917214375697/tsys1/64.3,62.7,57.6,54.5,56.1,57.2,55.8,58.4,58.6,56.5 9917214375699/tsys2/48.2,46.9,49.4,52.7,46.8,50.1,52.9 9917214375700:!172143935 9917214393500:"data stop" 9917214393500:et 9917214393511:!+3s 9917214393812:tape 9917214393817/tape/off,00772,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214393817:postob 9917214393817&postob/cable 9917214393817&postob/counter2 9917214393817&postob/onsource 9917214393817&postob/antenna=tcheck 9917214393817&postob/relheight 9917214393896/cable/+3.390E-04 9917214394007/gps-fmout/+3.4E-06 9917214394014/onsource/TRACKING 9917214394014#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917214394014/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 14:35 19.04 20.58 15.66 19.68 2.669 9917214394014:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9917214394253:check2a1 9917214394253&check2a1/"checks 32 tracks at 80 ips 9917214394253&check2a1/check=,-tp,-hd 9917214394253&check2a1/decode=a,crc,byte 9917214394253&check2a1/parity=,,ab,off,m0,m1,m2,m3 9917214394253&check2a1/st=rev,160,off 9917214394253&check2a1/!+18s 9917214394253&check2a1/et 9917214394253&check2a1/!+5s 9917214394253&check2a1/! 9917214394253&check2a1/st=for,80,off 9917214394253&check2a1/!+3s 9917214394253&check2a1/repro=raw,2,3,80 9917214394253&check2a1/parity 9917214394253&check2a1/repro=byp,4,6 9917214394253&check2a1/!+35.80s 9917214394253&check2a1/et 9917214394253&check2a1/!+3s 9917214394253&check2a1/check=,tp,hd 9917214403604/parity/0.,41.,0.,82.,0.,16.,8.,8.,8.,122.,0.,41.,0.,65.,8.,24.,8.,180.,163.,33.,0.,33.,8.,131. 9917214403604/parity/0.,212.,16.,0. 9917214403604/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9917214404481:nw2a1=1 9917214404535/pass/1,1,auto,-350.0,-350.0,-350.9,-350.3,-0.9,-0.3 9917214404883/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917214404883/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917214404883/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917214404883/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214404883/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214404883/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917214405120:!172144118 9917214411800:preob 9917214411808/onsource/TRACKING 9917214412047/tpical/20592,12716,9702,9765,19384,25123,4519,4455,23333,40499 9917214412070/tpical/14081,13319,10072,10999,14486,11741,33555 9917214412078:!172144148 9917214414800:tape 9917214414806/tape/off,00777,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214414806:st=for,80 9917214414821:"data start" 9917214414821:midob 9917214414833/onsource/TRACKING 9917214414834#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917214414835/wx/11.6,939.9,82.0 9917214414888/cable/+3.364E-04 9917214415005/gps-fmout/+3.3E-06 9917214415012/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,17503,24896 9917214415019/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,30033 9917214415026/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9930 9917214415033/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18838 9917214415040/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7532 9917214415071/tpi/15908,9930,7566,7483,14612,18838,3527,3479,17503,30033 9917214415094/tpi/10327,9690,7532,8376,10601,8796,24896 9917214415095/tsys1/67.3,66.5,61.9,57.8,59.1,60.0,58.6,61.4,62.0,59.5 9917214415097/tsys2/55.2,53.1,57.8,61.5,55.2,58.7,59.9 9917214415097:!172144328 9917214415106#setcl#time/2593712,6,1999,172,14,41,51.00,-5.712,5.294,-1 9917214415106#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917214432800:"data stop" 9917214432800:et 9917214432811:!+3s 9917214433112:tape 9917214433117/tape/off,01435,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214433117:postob 9917214433192/cable/+3.361E-04 9917214433207/gps-fmout/+3.3E-06 9917214433214/onsource/TRACKING 9917214433214#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917214433214/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 14:40 19.09 20.65 15.71 19.68 2.661 9917214433214:source=0234+285,023455.6,283511.2,1950.0,cw 9917214433270:nw2a1=1 9917214433323/pass/1,1,auto,-350.0,-350.0,-350.9,-350.3,-0.9,-0.3 9917214433684/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917214433684/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917214433684/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917214433684/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214433684/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214433684/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917214433910#matcn#debug: rec 1 ? ERROR 7 9917214433923:!172144438 9917214443800:preob 9917214443810/onsource/TRACKING 9917214444048/tpical/22368,13860,10583,10603,20913,27221,4813,4759,25612,43917 9917214444070/tpical/16205,15484,11833,12766,16889,13638,38756 9917214444077:!172144508 9917214450800:tape 9917214450806/tape/off,01435,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214450806:st=for,80 9917214450821:"data start" 9917214450821:midob 9917214450841/onsource/TRACKING 9917214450842#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917214450843/wx/11.2,939.9,80.1 9917214450936/cable/+3.352E-04 9917214451007/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917214451014/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,19956,30154 9917214451021/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,33784 9917214451028/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11129 9917214451035/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21221 9917214451042/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9321 9917214451073/tpi/17824,11129,8521,8400,16335,21221,3859,3816,19956,33784 9917214451095/tpi/12467,11871,9321,10160,12996,10730,30154 9917214451096/tsys1/78.1,77.0,73.8,68.5,69.4,71.1,68.2,70.9,72.9,69.2 9917214451097/tsys2/67.7,66.2,73.6,76.6,68.2,73.6,73.4 9917214451098:!172144648 9917214451108#setcl#time/2613714,7,1999,172,14,45,11.01,-5.697,5.350,-1 9917214451108#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917214464800:"data stop" 9917214464800:et 9917214464811:!+3s 9917214465112:tape 9917214465117/tape/off,02094,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214465117:postob 9917214465240/cable/+3.351E-04 9917214465406/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917214465413/onsource/TRACKING 9917214465413#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917214465413/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 14:45 19.19 20.58 15.78 19.69 2.654 9917214465413:source=1849+670,184916.6,670207.9,1950.0,cw 9917214465460:midtp 9917214465460&midtp/ifd=max,max,, 9917214465460&midtp/if3=max,,,,,* 9917214465460&midtp/!+2s 9917214465460&midtp/tpzero=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3 9917214465460&midtp/tpzero=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2 9917214465460&midtp/ifd=old,old,, 9917214465460&midtp/if3=old,,,,,* 9917214465460&midtp/rxmon 9917214465699/tpzero/764,1019,1205,1146,1056,700,730,600,130,70 9917214465721/tpzero/638,692,675,836,581,723,690 9917214465738/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,35.10 9917214465748/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,46.94 9917214465758/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9917214465768/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.540 9917214465778/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,21.56 9917214465785:nw2a1=2 9917214470593/pass/2,2,auto,0.0,0.0,0.8,0.4,0.8,0.4 9917214470983/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917214470983/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917214470983/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917214470983/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214470983/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214470983/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917214471217:fastf=0m42s 9917214471217&fastf/check=,-hd 9917214471217&fastf/ff 9917214471217&fastf/!+$ 9917214471217&fastf/et 9917214471217&fastf/check=,hd 9917214475445:!172144809 9917214480900:preob 9917214480911/onsource/TRACKING 9917214481149/tpical/19843,12311,9358,9453,18722,24294,4393,4331,22459,39136 9917214481171/tpical/13442,12754,9543,10557,13854,11207,31930 9917214481178:!172144839 9917214483900:tape 9917214483905/tape/off,03017,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214483905:st=rev,80 9917214483920:"data start" 9917214483920:midob 9917214483936/onsource/TRACKING 9917214483937#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917214483938/wx/11.2,939.9,81.3 9917214483992/cable/+3.337E-04 9917214484007/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917214484014/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,16880,23315 9917214484021/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,29100 9917214484028/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9616 9917214484035/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18292 9917214484042/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7014 9917214484073/tpi/15389,9616,7303,7270,14154,18292,3441,3393,16880,29100 9917214484096/tpi/9683,9469,7014,7933,9956,8281,23315 9917214484097/tsys1/68.3,66.4,61.7,58.4,59.6,61.0,59.2,61.9,62.4,60.2 9917214484099/tsys2/51.5,57.2,53.6,57.9,51.5,55.3,56.2 9917214484099:!172145109 9917214484106#setcl#time/2634715,4,1999,172,14,48,41.01,-5.680,5.408,-1 9917214484106#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917214500293;" Observation: I 9 9 1 7 2 W z ; 21.06.1999 9917214501024;" ============================ 9917214510900:"data stop" 9917214510900:et 9917214510911:!+3s 9917214511212:tape 9917214511217/tape/off,02024,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214511217:postob 9917214511337/cable/+3.344E-04 9917214511407/gps-fmout/+3.3E-06 9917214511414/onsource/TRACKING 9917214511414#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917214511414/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 14:50 19.18 20.56 15.86 19.71 2.661 9917214511414:source=0458-020,045841.3,-020333.9,1950.0,neutral 9917214511451:check2a2 9917214511451&check2a2/"checks 32 tracks at 80 ips 9917214511451&check2a2/check=,-tp,-hd 9917214511451&check2a2/decode=a,crc,byte 9917214511451&check2a2/parity=,,ab,off,m0,m1,m2,m3 9917214511451&check2a2/st=for,160,off 9917214511451&check2a2/!+18s 9917214511451&check2a2/et 9917214511451&check2a2/!+5s 9917214511451&check2a2/! 9917214511451&check2a2/st=rev,80,off 9917214511451&check2a2/!+3s 9917214511451&check2a2/repro=raw,2,3,80 9917214511451&check2a2/parity 9917214511451&check2a2/repro=byp,4,6 9917214511451&check2a2/!+35.80s 9917214511451&check2a2/et 9917214511451&check2a2/!+3s 9917214511451&check2a2/check=,tp,hd 9917214514375#matcn#debug: #92 /rec 0[lf] 9917214521067/parity/0.,24.,0.,41.,0.,16.,0.,0.,0.,90.,0.,49.,0.,73.,0.,0.,0.,114.,73.,327.,0.,0.,0.,41.,0. 9917214521067/parity/33.,0.,0. 9917214521067/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9917214521676:nw2a1=2 9917214521730/pass/2,2,auto,0.0,0.0,0.8,0.4,0.8,0.4 9917214522084/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917214522084/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917214522084/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917214522084/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214522084/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214522084/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917214522321:!172145300 9917214530000:preob 9917214530011/onsource/TRACKING 9917214530250/tpical/22596,14000,10666,10682,21182,27562,4863,4799,25903,44449 9917214530273/tpical/16371,15674,11979,14013,18371,14745,39436 9917214530281:!172145330 9917214533000:tape 9917214533005/tape/off,02019,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214533005:st=rev,80 9917214533020:"data start" 9917214533020:midob 9917214533031/onsource/TRACKING 9917214533032#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917214533033/wx/11.3,939.9,82.1 9917214533112/cable/+3.340E-04 9917214533207/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917214533214/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,20292,30912 9917214533221/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,34393 9917214533228/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11290 9917214533235/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21555 9917214533242/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9486 9917214533273/tpi/18112,11290,8618,8505,16640,21555,3916,3863,20292,34393 9917214533296/tpi/12671,12098,9486,11305,14366,11752,30912 9917214533297/tsys1/80.5,78.8,75.3,70.3,71.4,72.2,70.0,72.5,74.7,71.0 9917214533298/tsys2/69.6,68.3,75.6,82.7,73.7,78.9,75.9 9917214533299:!172145510 9917214533306#setcl#time/2663917,4,1999,172,14,53,33.01,-5.684,5.489,-1 9917214533306#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917214534456;" Delta [UT(C,Wettzell) to UT(Efos13)]= 4.895 uS at 14:41 UT. 9917214551000:"data stop" 9917214551000:et 9917214551012:!+3s 9917214551313:tape 9917214551318/tape/off,01360,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214551318:postob 9917214551416/cable/+3.347E-04 9917214551608/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917214551623/onsource/TRACKING 9917214551623#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917214551623/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 14:50 19.18 20.56 15.86 19.71 2.661 9917214551623:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9917214551665:nw2a1=2 9917214551719/pass/2,2,auto,0.0,0.0,0.8,0.4,0.8,0.4 9917214552082/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917214552082/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917214552082/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917214552082/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214552082/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214552082/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917214552318:!172145601 9917214560100:preob 9917214560108/onsource/TRACKING 9917214560346/tpical/19567,12114,9222,9319,18425,23903,4328,4273,22106,38482 9917214560369/tpical/12987,12588,9331,11186,14718,11673,31116 9917214560377:!172145631 9917214563100:tape 9917214563106/tape/off,01360,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214563106:st=rev,80 9917214563121:"data start" 9917214563121:midob 9917214563137/onsource/TRACKING 9917214563138#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917214563139/wx/11.3,940.0,81.6 9917214563256/cable/+3.345E-04 9917214563407/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917214563414/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,16476,22537 9917214563421/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,28367 9917214563428/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9389 9917214563435/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17844 9917214563442/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6834 9917214563473/tpi/15039,9389,7149,7115,13848,17844,3374,3321,16476,28367 9917214563495/tpi/9246,8955,6834,8323,10451,8450,22537 9917214563496/tsys1/65.6,63.9,59.6,56.3,58.1,58.9,57.6,59.5,60.4,58.2 9917214563497/tsys2/49.2,48.7,52.8,56.0,49.5,51.3,54.5 9917214563498:!172145811 9917214563505#setcl#time/2682118,4,1999,172,14,56,35.01,-5.675,5.540,0 9917214563505#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917214574336;" Delta [UT(C,Wettzell) to UT(GPS ; SV#1)] = +2.42 uS at 13:46 UT. 9917214581100:"data stop" 9917214581100:et 9917214581111:!+3s 9917214581412:tape 9917214581417/tape/off,00701,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214581417:postob 9917214581448/cable/+3.350E-04 9917214581608/gps-fmout/+3.3E-06 9917214581615/onsource/TRACKING 9917214581615#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917214581615/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 14:55 $$$$$ 20.58 15.92 19.72 2.648 9917214581615:source=oj287,085157.2,201758.6,1950.0,neutral 9917214581666:midtp 9917214581904/tpzero/765,1020,1206,1145,1057,702,731,600,138,69 9917214581926/tpzero/639,696,679,837,583,724,728 9917214581943/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,34.98 9917214581953/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,47.07 9917214581963/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9917214581973/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.615 9917214581983/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,21.68 9917214581990:nw2a1=3 9917214582654/pass/3,3,auto,-295.0,-295.0,-296.4,-294.4,-1.4,0.6 9917214582985/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917214582985/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917214582985/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917214582985/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214582985/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917214582985/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917214583055;" Pointing tested with Casa and found o.k.. 9917214583218:fastr=0m28s 9917214583218&fastr/check=,-hd 9917214583218&fastr/rw 9917214583218&fastr/!+$ 9917214583218&fastr/et 9917214583218&fastr/check=,hd 9917214590048:!172145918 9917214591800:preob 9917214591809/onsource/TRACKING 9917214592047/tpical/19254,11901,9070,9188,18096,23481,4283,4216,21733,37883 9917214592069/tpical/12833,12188,9018,10740,14119,11437,30430 9917214592076:!172145948 9917214594800:tape 9917214594805/tape/low,00136,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917214594805:st=for,80 9917214594820:"data start" 9917214594820:midob 9917214594830#antcn#onsource cmd: Delta elevation (nominal - true) = 59.02 degree for source: oj287 9917214594830#antcn#onsource cmd: Delta azimuth (nominal - true) = 166.38 degree for source: oj287 9917214594831?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING! 9917214594832/onsource/SLEWING 9917214594833#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917214594834/wx/11.2,940.0,80.7 9917214594856/cable/+3.358E-04 9917214595006/gps-fmout/+3.4E-06 9917214595013/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,16103,21831 9917214595020/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27749 9917214595027/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9196 9917214595034/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17419 9917214595041/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6496 9917214595072/tpi/14740,9196,7001,6975,13482,17419,3325,3268,16103,27749 9917214595095/tpi/9075,8585,6496,7894,9914,8261,21831 9917214595096/tsys1/64.4,62.9,58.3,54.8,56.0,57.4,56.3,58.5,59.0,56.8 9917214595098/tsys2/48.0,46.9,49.4,53.1,47.5,50.8,52.5 9917214595098:!172150128 9917214595105#setcl#time/2701719,4,1999,172,14,59,51.01,-5.663,5.594,0 9917214595105#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215000619;" Phasecal and cable reading o.k.. 9917215012800:"data stop" 9917215012800:et 9917215012812:!+3s 9917215013114:tape 9917215013119/tape/off,00795,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215013119:postob 9917215013159/cable/+3.364E-04 9917215013207/gps-fmout/+3.4E-06 9917215013214/onsource/TRACKING 9917215013214#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215013214/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:00 19.35 20.57 16.00 19.72 2.661 9917215013214:source=0749+540,074906.4,540046.5,1950.0,cw 9917215013274:check2a1 9917215022622/parity/0.,16.,0.,180.,0.,114.,8.,16.,24.,49.,0.,57.,0.,0.,0.,82.,0.,90.,8.,114.,8.,16.,0.,82. 9917215022622/parity/24.,188.,0.,24. 9917215022622/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9917215023499:nw2a1=3 9917215023566/pass/3,3,auto,-295.0,-295.0,-294.3,-295.1,0.7,-0.1 9917215023882/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215023882/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215023882/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215023882/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215023882/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215023882/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215024117:!172150311 9917215025545;" Weather: covered; now dry; 9917215031100:preob 9917215031107/onsource/TRACKING 9917215031345/tpical/19058,11806,8990,9087,17876,23224,4242,4185,21492,37459 9917215031368/tpical/12889,12241,9051,10749,14140,11413,30453 9917215031376:!172150341 9917215034100:tape 9917215034106/tape/off,00800,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215034106:st=for,80 9917215034121:"data start" 9917215034121:midob 9917215034132/onsource/TRACKING 9917215034133#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215034134/wx/11.4,940.0,81.4 9917215034153/cable/+3.379E-04 9917215034206/gps-fmout/+3.3E-06 9917215034213/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,15858,21853 9917215034220/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27331 9917215034227/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9077 9917215034234/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17170 9917215034241/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6533 9917215034272/tpi/14514,9077,6918,6882,13273,17170,3288,3234,15858,27331 9917215034295/tpi/9126,8625,6533,7909,9919,8259,21853 9917215034296/tsys1/62.9,61.4,57.3,54.1,55.2,56.6,55.8,57.6,58.0,56.0 9917215034297/tsys2/48.3,46.9,49.8,53.3,47.3,51.1,52.6 9917215034298:!172150521 9917215034307#setcl#time/2724920,5,1999,172,15,03,43.00,-5.683,5.659,-1 9917215034307#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215052100:"data stop" 9917215052100:et 9917215052112:!+3s 9917215052413:tape 9917215052418/tape/off,01459,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215052418:postob 9917215052456/cable/+3.378E-04 9917215052607/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917215052614/onsource/TRACKING 9917215052614#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215052615/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:05 19.41 20.55 16.10 19.73 2.670 9917215052615:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,cw 9917215052647:nw2a1=3 9917215052700/pass/3,3,auto,-295.0,-295.0,-294.3,-294.4,0.7,0.6 9917215053084/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215053084/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215053084/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215053084/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215053084/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215053084/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215053317:!172150602 9917215060200:preob 9917215060207/onsource/TRACKING 9917215060445/tpical/19236,11900,9071,9153,18076,23461,4275,4205,21696,37803 9917215060468/tpical/12770,12119,8984,10680,14046,11351,30245 9917215060476:!172150632 9917215063200:tape 9917215063205/tape/off,01459,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215063205:st=for,80 9917215063220:"data start" 9917215063220:midob 9917215063231/onsource/TRACKING 9917215063232#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215063233/wx/11.9,939.9,81.7 9917215063288/cable/+3.370E-04 9917215063408/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917215063415/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,16056,21632 9917215063422/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27677 9917215063429/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9164 9917215063435/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17372 9917215063442/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6476 9917215063473/tpi/14671,9164,6997,6937,13454,17372,3319,3262,16056,27677 9917215063496/tpi/9013,8500,6476,7845,9834,8180,21632 9917215063497/tsys1/63.4,61.9,58.1,54.4,55.8,56.9,56.3,58.7,58.7,56.7 9917215063498/tsys2/47.7,46.1,49.5,52.9,47.0,50.3,51.9 9917215063499:!172150812 9917215063507#setcl#time/2742123,4,1999,172,15,06,35.02,-5.678,5.706,0 9917215063507#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215081200:"data stop" 9917215081200:et 9917215081212:!+3s 9917215081513:tape 9917215081518/tape/off,02118,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215081518:postob 9917215081592/cable/+3.365E-04 9917215081607/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917215081614/onsource/TRACKING 9917215081614#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215081614/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:05 19.41 20.55 16.10 19.73 2.670 9917215081614:source=0014+813,001404.5,811828.2,1950.0,cw 9917215081650:nw2a1=3 9917215081735/pass/3,3,auto,-295.0,-295.0,-295.0,-294.4,0.0,0.6 9917215082082/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215082082/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215082082/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215082082/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215082082/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215082082/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215082322:!172150845 9917215084500:preob 9917215084508/onsource/TRACKING 9917215084746/tpical/19374,11965,9110,9207,18220,23622,4298,4229,21850,38069 9917215084768/tpical/12930,12226,9074,10824,14240,11479,30605 9917215084776:!172150915 9917215091500:tape 9917215091506/tape/off,02118,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215091506:st=for,80 9917215091521:"data start" 9917215091521:midob 9917215091532/onsource/TRACKING 9917215091533#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215091534/wx/12.0,939.9,80.5 9917215091639/cable/+3.364E-04 9917215091807/gps-fmout/+3.1E-06 9917215091814/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,16217,22043 9917215091820/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27955 9917215091827/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9246 9917215091834/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17548 9917215091841/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6575 9917215091872/tpi/14825,9246,7051,7010,13615,17548,3346,3285,16217,27955 9917215091895/tpi/9172,8617,6575,7986,10015,8329,22043 9917215091896/tsys1/64.3,62.9,59.0,55.5,56.7,57.7,57.1,59.2,59.4,57.3 9917215091898/tsys2/48.6,47.0,50.5,53.9,47.8,51.7,53.3 9917215091898:!172151055 9917215091906#setcl#time/2758523,4,1999,172,15,09,19.01,-5.675,5.752,0 9917215091906#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215105500:"data stop" 9917215105500:et 9917215105512:!+3s 9917215105813:tape 9917215105818/tape/off,02777,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215105818:postob 9917215105944/cable/+3.351E-04 9917215110008/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917215110019/onsource/TRACKING 9917215110019#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215110019/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:10 19.52 20.56 16.14 19.74 2.665 9917215110019:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9917215110222:midtp 9917215110461/tpzero/764,1020,1205,1145,1056,702,731,602,123,69 9917215110483/tpzero/638,695,676,835,581,724,716 9917215110500/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,34.98 9917215110510/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,47.07 9917215110520/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9917215110530/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.615 9917215110540/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,21.75 9917215110548:nw2a1=4 9917215111177/pass/4,4,auto,55.0,55.0,54.6,55.6,-0.4,0.6 9917215111584/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215111584/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215111584/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215111584/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215111584/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215111584/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215111817:fastf=0m13s 9917215113145:!172151147 9917215114700:preob 9917215114707/onsource/TRACKING 9917215114945/tpical/20119,12424,9444,9529,18884,24449,4422,4358,22781,39522 9917215114968/tpical/14186,13421,10128,10779,14325,11652,33831 9917215114976:!172151217 9917215121700:tape 9917215121706/tape/low,03034,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215121706:st=rev,80 9917215121721:"data start" 9917215121721:midob 9917215121732/onsource/TRACKING 9917215121733#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215121734/wx/12.1,939.9,79.1 9917215121784/cable/+3.343E-04 9917215121806/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917215121813/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,17151,25276 9917215121820/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,29432 9917215121827/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9726 9917215121834/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18436 9917215121841/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7628 9917215121872/tpi/15659,9726,7390,7330,14297,18436,3473,3417,17151,29432 9917215121895/tpi/10463,9828,7628,8862,11142,9221,25276 9917215121896/tsys1/69.5,67.1,62.6,58.5,60.0,61.3,60.1,62.2,62.9,60.5 9917215121898/tsys2/56.5,54.4,59.5,89.6,71.0,74.8,61.4 9917215121898:!172151357 9917215121906#setcl#time/2776524,5,1999,172,15,12,19.01,-5.667,5.802,0 9917215121906#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215135700:"data stop" 9917215135700:et 9917215135711:!+3s 9917215140012:tape 9917215140017/tape/off,02375,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215140017:postob 9917215140088/cable/+3.343E-04 9917215140206/gps-fmout/+3.1E-06 9917215140213/onsource/TRACKING 9917215140213#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215140213/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:10 19.52 20.56 16.14 19.74 2.665 9917215140213:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,neutral 9917215140250#antcn#/ !!! ANTENNA NOT IN _AUTO-OBS._ MODE !!! 9917215140250:check2a2 9917215143173#matcn#debug: #92 /rec 0[lf] 9917215145865/parity/0.,57.,0.,106.,0.,16.,0.,8.,0.,114.,0.,65.,0.,65.,0.,8.,0.,122.,24.,57.,0.,8.,0.,98.,8. 9917215145865/parity/65.,8.,0. 9917215145865/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9917215150474:nw2a1=4 9917215150528/pass/4,4,auto,55.0,55.0,53.9,55.6,-1.1,0.6 9917215150883/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215150883/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215150883/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215150883/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215150883/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215150883/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215151120:!172151540 9917215154000:preob 9917215154011/onsource/TRACKING 9917215154249/tpical/19116,11804,8957,9079,17867,23190,4234,4178,21519,37428 9917215154271/tpical/12743,12114,8922,9960,13102,10645,30196 9917215154278:!172151610 9917215161000:tape 9917215161006/tape/off,02371,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215161006:st=rev,80 9917215161021:"data start" 9917215161021:midob 9917215161032/onsource/TRACKING 9917215161033#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215161034/wx/12.3,939.9,77.1 9917215161080/cable/+3.365E-04 9917215161207/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917215161214/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,15918,21674 9917215161221/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27372 9917215161228/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9090 9917215161235/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17181 9917215161242/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6450 9917215161273/tpi/14589,9090,6908,6889,13303,17181,3289,3234,15918,27372 9917215161295/tpi/9022,8522,6450,7382,9235,7754,21674 9917215161296/tsys1/63.5,61.8,57.9,54.6,55.8,57.0,56.3,58.0,58.7,56.5 9917215161297/tsys2/48.2,46.6,50.0,54.3,47.9,52.0,52.6 9917215161298:!172151750 9917215161307#setcl#time/2799926,6,1999,172,15,16,13.00,-5.727,5.867,-2 9917215161307#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215175000:"data stop" 9917215175000:et 9917215175011:!+3s 9917215175312:tape 9917215175317/tape/off,01712,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215175317:postob 9917215175384/cable/+3.368E-04 9917215175406/gps-fmout/+3.3E-06 9917215175414/onsource/TRACKING 9917215175414#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215175415/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:15 19.60 20.60 16.21 19.74 2.671 9917215175415:source=0556+238,055628.7,235345.2,1950.0,neutral 9917215175452:nw2a1=4 9917215175519/pass/4,4,auto,55.0,55.0,55.3,55.6,0.3,0.6 9917215175883/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215175883/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215175883/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215175883/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215175883/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215175883/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215180110#matcn#debug: rec 1 ? ERROR 7 9917215180123:!172151830 9917215183000:preob 9917215183010/onsource/TRACKING 9917215183248/tpical/$$$$$,51654,30825,33422,$$$$$,$$$$$,12666,12646,$$$$$,65535 9917215183270/tpical/$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$ 9917215183277:!172151900 9917215184506?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9917215184506?ERROR ch -317 Total power integrator overflow on IF2 9917215184539?ERROR ch -370 Total power integrator overflow on IF3 9917215190000:tape 9917215190005/tape/off,01712,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215190005:st=rev,80 9917215190020:"data start" 9917215190020:midob 9917215190035/onsource/TRACKING 9917215190036#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215190037/wx/12.4,939.9,75.7 9917215190104/cable/+3.364E-04 9917215190207/gps-fmout/+3.5E-06 9917215190214/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,65535,65535 9917215190221/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,65535 9917215190228/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,49445 9917215190235/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,65535 9917215190242/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,65535 9917215190273/tpi/$$$$$,49445,29037,31625,64441,$$$$$,11783,11834,$$$$$,65535 9917215190295/tpi/$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$ 9917215190296?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190296?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v5 overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190296?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v6 overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190296?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190296?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i3 overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190299/tsys1/$$$$$$$$,456.0,323.8,352.8,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,260.3,287.7,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$ 9917215190300?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v9 overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190300?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device va overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190301?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device vb overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190301?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device vc overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190301?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device vd overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190301?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device ve overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190301?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i2 overflowed or were less than zero. 9917215190304/tsys2/$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$ 9917215190305:!172152040 9917215190312#setcl#time/2816933,4,1999,172,15,19,03.07,-5.681,5.914,-1 9917215190312#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215190670?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9917215190670?ERROR ch -317 Total power integrator overflow on IF2 9917215190717?ERROR ch -370 Total power integrator overflow on IF3 9917215192869?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9917215192869?ERROR ch -317 Total power integrator overflow on IF2 9917215192916?ERROR ch -370 Total power integrator overflow on IF3 9917215195069?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9917215195069?ERROR ch -317 Total power integrator overflow on IF2 9917215195116?ERROR ch -370 Total power integrator overflow on IF3 9917215201269?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9917215201269?ERROR ch -317 Total power integrator overflow on IF2 9917215201316?ERROR ch -370 Total power integrator overflow on IF3 9917215203470?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9917215203470?ERROR ch -317 Total power integrator overflow on IF2 9917215203517?ERROR ch -370 Total power integrator overflow on IF3 9917215204000:"data stop" 9917215204000:et 9917215204011:!+3s 9917215204312:tape 9917215204317/tape/off,01053,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215204317:postob 9917215204408/cable/+3.352E-04 9917215204606/gps-fmout/+3.5E-06 9917215204614/onsource/TRACKING 9917215204614#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215204614/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:20 19.66 20.67 16.28 19.75 2.676 9917215204614:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9917215204656:nw2a1=4 9917215204709/pass/4,4,auto,55.0,55.0,55.3,55.6,0.3,0.6 9917215205083/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215205083/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215205083/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215205083/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215205083/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215205083/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215205575#matcn#debug: #92 /rec 1[lf] 9917215205588:!172152113 9917215211300:preob 9917215211308/onsource/TRACKING 9917215211546/tpical/20105,12426,9480,9517,18363,24451,4428,4354,22781,39497 9917215211569/tpical/14101,13399,10088,11222,14788,11869,33561 9917215211577:!172152143 9917215214300:tape 9917215214306/tape/off,01053,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215214306:st=rev,80 9917215214321:"data start" 9917215214321:midob 9917215214332/onsource/TRACKING 9917215214333#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215214334/wx/12.4,939.9,75.5 9917215214455/cable/+3.363E-04 9917215214607/gps-fmout/+3.5E-06 9917215214614/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,17168,25040 9917215214621/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,29450 9917215214628/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9709 9917215214635/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18449 9917215214642/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7623 9917215214673/tpi/15612,9709,7418,7342,13918,18449,3483,3422,17168,29450 9917215214697/tpi/10393,9827,7623,8583,10864,8914,25040 9917215214698/tsys1/68.7,66.5,62.7,59.3,60.2,61.5,60.6,62.9,63.2,60.8 9917215214700/tsys2/56.3,54.7,60.3,62.8,56.1,59.3,61.1 9917215214700:!172152323 9917215214708#setcl#time/2833330,3,1999,172,15,21,47.04,-5.638,5.960,1 9917215214708#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215232300:"data stop" 9917215232300:et 9917215232311:!+3s 9917215232612:tape 9917215232617/tape/off,00394,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215232617:postob 9917215232648/cable/+3.349E-04 9917215232806/gps-fmout/+3.4E-06 9917215232825/onsource/TRACKING 9917215232825#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215232825/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:20 19.66 20.67 16.28 19.75 2.676 9917215232825:source=0917+624,091740.3,622838.9,1950.0,cw 9917215232875:midtp 9917215233113/tpzero/764,1020,1207,1144,1058,702,731,601,138,68 9917215233135/tpzero/640,696,677,835,582,724,747 9917215233152/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,35.10 9917215233162/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,47.07 9917215233172/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9917215233182/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.615 9917215233192/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,21.73 9917215233199:nw2a1=5 9917215233814/pass/5,5,auto,-240.0,-240.0,-240.5,-240.7,-0.5,-0.7 9917215234183/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215234183/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215234183/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215234183/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215234183/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215234183/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215234415:fastr=0m13s 9917215235743:!172152428 9917215242800:preob 9917215242809/onsource/TRACKING 9917215243047/tpical/18940,11711,8928,9014,17246,23011,4218,4151,21348,37121 9917215243070/tpical/12777,12145,8962,10075,13272,10785,30320 9917215243078:!172152458 9917215245800:tape 9917215245806/tape/low,00140,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215245806:st=for,80 9917215245820:"data start" 9917215245820:midob 9917215245831/onsource/TRACKING 9917215245832#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215245833/wx/12.5,939.9,74.6 9917215245944/cable/+3.369E-04 9917215250007/gps-fmout/+3.4E-06 9917215250014/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,15734,21742 9917215250021/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27058 9917215250028/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8992 9917215250035/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16984 9917215250042/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6475 9917215250073/tpi/14422,8992,6866,6822,12790,16984,3260,3204,15734,27058 9917215250096/tpi/9051,8555,6475,7421,9294,7807,21742 9917215250097/tsys1/62.9,61.0,57.1,53.9,54.8,56.2,54.9,57.2,57.8,55.8 9917215250099/tsys2/48.3,46.8,49.9,53.1,46.9,50.9,52.4 9917215250099:!172152638 9917215250106#setcl#time/2852730,4,1999,172,15,25,01.02,-5.667,6.014,0 9917215250106#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215263800:"data stop" 9917215263800:et 9917215263812:!+3s 9917215264113:tape 9917215264118/tape/off,00799,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215264118:postob 9917215264137/cable/+3.372E-04 9917215264207/gps-fmout/+3.3E-06 9917215264214/onsource/TRACKING 9917215264214#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215264214/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:25 19.73 20.68 16.36 19.76 2.668 9917215264214:source=1803+784,180339.3,782754.4,1950.0,cw 9917215264261:check2a1 9917215273612/parity/8.,41.,0.,147.,0.,147.,24.,24.,0.,49.,8.,73.,0.,8.,0.,49.,0.,41.,0.,90.,8.,0.,0.,73.,0. 9917215273612/parity/57.,8.,8. 9917215273612/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9917215274485:nw2a1=5 9917215274539/pass/5,5,auto,-240.0,-240.0,-240.5,-240.7,-0.5,-0.7 9917215274884/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215274884/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215274884/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215274884/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215274884/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215274884/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215275120:!172152821 9917215282100:preob 9917215282107/onsource/TRACKING 9917215282345/tpical/19286,11913,9110,9174,17623,23430,4284,4208,21785,37871 9917215282368/tpical/12779,12132,8987,10164,13373,10821,30381 9917215282376:!172152851 9917215285100:tape 9917215285106/tape/off,00804,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215285106:st=for,80 9917215285121:"data start" 9917215285121:midob 9917215285132/onsource/TRACKING 9917215285133#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215285134/wx/12.2,940.0,75.5 9917215285240/cable/+3.363E-04 9917215285407/gps-fmout/+3.1E-06 9917215285414/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,16184,21826 9917215285421/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27822 9917215285428/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9216 9917215285435/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17446 9917215285442/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6497 9917215285473/tpi/14789,9216,7042,6979,13190,17446,3334,3274,16184,27822 9917215285496/tpi/9063,8522,6497,7490,9405,7867,21826 9917215285497/tsys1/64.9,63.2,58.7,55.3,56.9,58.2,57.0,59.5,59.6,57.4 9917215285499/tsys2/48.5,46.4,50.0,53.3,47.6,51.7,52.7 9917215285499:!172153031 9917215285506#setcl#time/2876131,4,1999,172,15,28,55.02,-5.646,6.079,0 9917215285506#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215303100:"data stop" 9917215303100:et 9917215303111:!+3s 9917215303412:tape 9917215303417/tape/off,01463,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215303417:postob 9917215303432/cable/+3.356E-04 9917215303605/gps-fmout/+3.0E-06 9917215303612/onsource/TRACKING 9917215303612#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215303612/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:30 19.80 20.74 16.43 19.75 2.675 9917215303612:source=0133+476,013355.1,473612.5,1950.0,cw 9917215303650:nw2a1=5 9917215303703/pass/5,5,auto,-240.0,-240.0,-240.5,-240.7,-0.5,-0.7 9917215304082/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215304082/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215304082/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215304082/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215304082/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215304082/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215304315:!172153112 9917215311200:preob 9917215311208/onsource/TRACKING 9917215311446/tpical/22253,13715,10500,10518,20301,27067,4815,4738,25496,43799 9917215311468/tpical/15670,14966,11414,12716,16723,13521,37663 9917215311476:!172153142 9917215314200:tape 9917215314206/tape/off,01463,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215314206:st=for,80 9917215314222:"data start" 9917215314222:midob 9917215314233/onsource/TRACKING 9917215314234#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215314235/wx/12.5,940.0,76.8 9917215314264/cable/+3.345E-04 9917215314407/gps-fmout/+3.1E-06 9917215314414/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,20209,29187 9917215314421/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,34366 9917215314428/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11201 9917215314435/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21455 9917215314442/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8937 9917215314473/tpi/18044,11201,8561,8484,16163,21455,3926,3869,20209,34366 9917215314495/tpi/11992,11396,8937,10080,12823,10583,29187 9917215314496/tsys1/85.4,84.2,78.9,75.1,75.9,76.9,74.8,78.2,79.0,75.6 9917215314497/tsys2/66.1,64.1,71.4,75.1,67.2,71.8,71.8 9917215314498:!172153322 9917215314507#setcl#time/2893131,5,1999,172,15,31,45.00,-5.681,6.126,-1 9917215314507#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215332200:"data stop" 9917215332200:et 9917215332212:!+3s 9917215332513:tape 9917215332518/tape/off,02122,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215332518:postob 9917215332568/cable/+3.354E-04 9917215332606/gps-fmout/+3.1E-06 9917215332613/onsource/TRACKING 9917215332613#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215332614/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:30 19.80 20.74 16.43 19.75 2.675 9917215332614:source=3c371,180718.6,694857.2,1950.0,cw 9917215332644:nw2a1=5 9917215332697/pass/5,5,auto,-240.0,-240.0,-240.5,-240.7,-0.5,-0.7 9917215332709#matcn#debug: CON 1 ? ERROR 7 9917215333084/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215333084/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215333084/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215333084/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215333084/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215333084/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215333330:!172153401 9917215340100:preob 9917215340110/onsource/TRACKING 9917215340348/tpical/19338,11939,9098,9180,17673,23479,4283,4214,21828,37951 9917215340370/tpical/12896,12212,9097,10244,13490,10919,30652 9917215340378:!172153431 9917215343100:tape 9917215343106/tape/off,02122,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215343106:st=for,80 9917215343121:"data start" 9917215343121:midob 9917215343132/onsource/TRACKING 9917215343133#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215343134/wx/12.3,940.0,78.1 9917215343176/cable/+3.347E-04 9917215343206/gps-fmout/+3.2E-06 9917215343213/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,16239,22140 9917215343220/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27932 9917215343227/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9244 9917215343234/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17499 9917215343241/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6620 9917215343272/tpi/14832,9244,7055,6994,13236,17499,3339,3276,16239,27932 9917215343294/tpi/9206,8631,6620,7479,9418,7846,22140 9917215343295/tsys1/64.9,63.5,59.5,55.7,57.1,58.4,57.5,59.3,59.9,57.8 9917215343296/tsys2/49.7,47.4,51.3,51.4,46.4,49.6,53.8 9917215343297:!172153611 9917215343305#setcl#time/2909932,5,1999,172,15,34,33.00,-5.677,6.173,0 9917215343305#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215361100:"data stop" 9917215361100:et 9917215361112:!+3s 9917215361413:tape 9917215361418/tape/off,02781,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215361418:postob 9917215361480/cable/+3.351E-04 9917215361607/gps-fmout/+3.4E-06 9917215361614/onsource/TRACKING 9917215361614#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215361614/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:35 19.84 20.77 16.48 19.76 2.666 9917215361614:source=0955+476,095508.5,473928.6,1950.0,neutral 9917215361650:midtp 9917215361888/tpzero/765,1020,1206,1143,1057,702,732,603,126,68 9917215361910/tpzero/640,697,677,835,581,724,747 9917215361927/rx/02(LO),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,34.86 9917215361937/rx/03(DCAL),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,47.07 9917215361947/rx/0E(LO5MHZ),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,2.500 9917215361957/rx/17(PRES),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,0.691 9917215361967/rx/1E(20K),on,a,on,on,on,off,locked,22.13 9917215361974:nw2a1=6 9917215362528/pass/6,6,auto,110.0,110.0,110.4,108.6,0.4,-1.4 9917215362882/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215362882/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215362882/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215362882/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215362882/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215362882/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215363115:fastf=0m13s 9917215364443:!172153707 9917215370700:preob 9917215370711/onsource/TRACKING 9917215370949/tpical/18819,11617,8840,8931,17082,22803,4182,4111,21164,36789 9917215370971/tpical/12560,12008,8853,9475,12595,10316,29923 9917215370979:!172153737 9917215373700:tape 9917215373705/tape/low,03036,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215373705:st=rev,80 9917215373720:"data start" 9917215373720:midob 9917215373743/onsource/TRACKING 9917215373744#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215373745/wx/12.2,939.9,78.2 9917215373768/cable/+3.357E-04 9917215373806/gps-fmout/+3.4E-06 9917215373813/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,15590,21428 9917215373820/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,26783 9917215373827/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8932 9917215373834/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16822 9917215373841/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6376 9917215373873/tpi/14326,8932,6794,6754,12667,16822,3238,3183,15590,26783 9917215373896/tpi/8879,8449,6376,6946,8820,7448,21428 9917215373897/tsys1/62.8,61.3,56.8,53.6,54.7,56.1,55.2,57.8,57.7,55.5 9917215373898/tsys2/47.9,46.6,49.2,51.7,46.7,50.2,52.1 9917215373899:!172153917 9917215373906#setcl#time/2928535,4,1999,172,15,37,39.02,-5.668,6.224,0 9917215373906#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215391700:"data stop" 9917215391700:et 9917215391711:!+3s 9917215392012:tape 9917215392018/tape/off,02377,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215392018:postob 9917215392072/cable/+3.370E-04 9917215392206/gps-fmout/+3.3E-06 9917215392213/onsource/TRACKING 9917215392213#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215392213/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:35 19.84 20.77 16.48 19.76 2.666 9917215392213:source=oj287,085157.2,201758.6,1950.0,neutral 9917215392252:check2a2 9917215394910#matcn#debug: rec 0 ? ERROR 7 9917215401604/parity/0.,8.,0.,73.,0.,82.,16.,8.,0.,73.,0.,49.,0.,0.,8.,41.,0.,82.,0.,90.,0.,0.,0.,65.,0.,65. 9917215401604/parity/0.,0. 9917215401604/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9917215402476:nw2a1=6 9917215402530/pass/6,6,auto,110.0,110.0,110.4,109.3,0.4,-0.7 9917215402882/form/0x0015 0x0000 0x9221 38 1 4000 11 0 0 0 9917215402882/form/map[0].stack[1].head[2] = xff xff x00 x01 x02 x03 x04 x05 x06 x07 x08 x09 x0a x0b x0c x0d 9917215402882/form/map[0].stack[1].head[18] = x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x1a x1b x1c x1d xff xff 9917215402882/form/map[0].stack[2].head[2] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215402882/form/map[0].stack[2].head[18] = xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff xff 9917215402882/form/0x3fff 0xfffc ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 ; 0x0000 0x0000 9917215403117:!172154100 9917215410000:preob 9917215410009/onsource/TRACKING 9917215410247/tpical/19395,11969,9126,9211,17722,23541,4300,4220,21905,38080 9917215410269/tpical/12566,12014,8885,9548,12738,10397,30173 9917215410277:!172154130 9917215413000:tape 9917215413006/tape/off,02372,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215413006:st=rev,80 9917215413021:"data start" 9917215413021:midob 9917215413032/onsource/TRACKING 9917215413033#antcn#Received message for antenna: CHECK 9917215413034/wx/12.1,940.0,79.0 9917215413064/cable/+3.353E-04 9917215413208/gps-fmout/+3.4E-06 9917215413215/ifd/7,24,nor,nor,rem,16143,21676 9917215413222/if3/1,in,,1,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,27772 9917215413229/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9179 9917215413236/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17421 9917215413243/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6412 9917215413274/tpi/14770,9179,7020,6955,13180,17421,3328,3265,16143,27772 9917215413297/tpi/8871,8459,6412,7033,8947,7542,21676 9917215413298/tsys1/63.0,60.8,57.4,53.6,55.5,56.8,55.6,58.0,57.8,55.9 9917215413299/tsys2/47.7,46.7,49.6,52.7,47.2,51.1,52.7 9917215413300:!172154310 9917215413572#matcn#debug: #92 /TIM[lf] 9917215413578#setcl#time/2952207,3,1999,172,15,41,35.73,-5.647,6.290,0 9917215413578#setcl#model/old,929954122,-394686,687796,-5.699,44.850,rate 9917215431000:"data stop" 9917215431000:et 9917215431011:!+3s 9917215431312:tape 9917215431317/tape/off,01713,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9917215431317:postob 9917215431368/cable/+3.354E-04 9917215431407/gps-fmout/+3.3E-06 9917215431414/onsource/TRACKING 9917215431414#antcn#Received message for antenna: TCHECK 9917215431415/relheight/T1,T2,T3,T4,L5/ 21.06.1999 15:40 19.87 20.86 16.54 19.76 2.672 9917215431415:fastr=1m12s 9917215442642:unlod 9917215442642&unlod/!+5s 9917215442642&unlod/enable=, 9917215442642&unlod/check=,-tp 9917215442642&unlod/tape=off 9917215442642&unlod/st=rev,135,off 9917215442642&unlod/xdisp=on 9917215442642&unlod/"********* dismount this tape now !!! *********" 9917215442642&unlod/wakeup 9917215442642&unlod/xdisp=off 9917215443803/ !!!! wake up !!!! 9917215443803:end of schedule 9917215454867;" No technical problems noted. 9917215461466;" End of observation: I 9 9 1 7 2 W z , 9917215462437;log=station	en
log-files	307296	<!-- Title: Day shift. Sun Dec 9, 2007 --> <!-- SciCo: Ron Moore --> <!-- DAQAce: Pedro Ttito-Guzman --> <!-- MonAce:   --> <!-- CO: Maurizio Iori --> <!-- OpManager: Max Goncharov --> <!-- Notes: --> <pre>HEP store 5788 spinning, CDF lumi = 51 ub^-1/s. Taking data without pcal00. 150 E10 pbars in the Recycler</pre> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 08:12:16.148 2007 --> Done TO for crate b0clc00. Auto-HRR fixed it. <!-- Author: Pedro :: (run <a href='/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254954' target=_top>254954</a>) --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 08;17;08 comment by...Pedro --> Again <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 08:14:13.243 2007 --> Just to repeat from last shift's notes, Steve Hahn is coming to help diagnose pcal00 and west plug PSM problem. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 08:15:59.814 2007 --> L2 Decision TO. Auto-HRR recovered. <!-- Author: Pedro :: (run <a href='/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254954' target=_top>254954</a>) --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 08;42;18 comment by...Pedro --> Again <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 09;41;20 comment by...Pedro --> Again <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 08:29:05.807 2007 --> <b>MCR Plan</b><br> The AD RunCo will set the store termination time later this morning. D0 has already asked for an access after this store, and I told MCR we may need an access as well pending additional investigation of pcal00. In addition, AD Cryo would like to check on a Tevatron wet engine between stores. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 08:52:58.592 2007 --> Data taking has stopped. Ace asked me to page L3/EVB because it looks like the EVB did not make it through a HALT. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 08;53;51 comment by...ronmoore --> Khaldoun has responded. Pedro is talking to him now. <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 08;54;44 comment by...ronmoore --> The EVB Ace Panel is not responding. Khaldoun is coming in to assist. <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 09;17;55 comment by...ronmoore --> We are taking data again. <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 09;20;58 comment by...khaldoun --> <pre>It looks like at least 2 things happened simultaneously or near the same time. That RC got stuck in going to the HALT state means that some client was unresponsive, and in this case, I expect that one of the SCPUs had crashed. However, the Ace Control Panel, which would normally be used to diagnose this kind of problem, had also crashed on b0eproxy01. When I logged into eproxy01, the process was no longer running (some java windows remained on b0control20, an artifact). Action taken: --Get RC to START state, using the manual override for every transition (since no transition could complete successfully until we could clean up EVB). --Restart the ACP --Clean up EVB This was the fix.</pre> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 08:58:27.072 2007 --> <pre>We had this chain of errors: L3 trigger rate has dropped to 0 Hz!!! Events are not being logged !!! L2 trigger rate has dropped to 0 Hz!!! Events are not being logged !!! Done TO. for crate/s: b0cot14 Error Detected in ProcMon. </pre> <!-- Author: Pedro :: (run <a href='/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254954' target=_top>254954</a>) --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 09:08:55.527 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254954>254954</A> Terminated at 2007.12.09 09:08:02 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 09:08:56.510 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254954>254954</A> TERMINATE: end run <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 09:17:54.248 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254955>254955</A> Activated at 2007.12.09 09:16:07 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 09:32:07.252 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254955>254955</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: AAA_CURRENT Trigger: PHYSICS_5_01 [2,1010,710] <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 09;35;01 comment by...ronmoore --> Actually, we lost 5 min because PES LV was inhibiting the run. <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 09:42:57.812 2007 --> Done TO for crate b0cot14. Manual HRR fixed it. <!-- Author: Pedro :: (run <a href='/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254955' target=_top>254955</a>) --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 09:48:11.723 2007 --> Paged Larry (unintentionally) regarding the pcal00 problem. He suggested paging Mark Mattson to discuss. Steve really is on his way in now, too. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 09;56;34 comment by...ronmoore --> Mark will investigate and call us back. <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 10;04;48 comment by...m mattson (ADMEM) --> <p> Responded to the ADMEM pager. I looked at the error log for the last run with pcal00 included (254953), and there was something funny about slot 21. When I logged into the crate, the CAFE ID numbers for slot 21 were messed up, which is a symptom of ADMEM configuration file corruption. I reprogrammed slot 21 as PHA from the QIETEST program. <p> Unless there are other problems, the crate should be okay for data taking. <p> At the beginning of new runs, the error log will have a message about pcal00 slot 21 not being properly configured. All that means is that the slot was properly configured by something other than RunControl; ignore the message. <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 09:57:24.523 2007 --> Pedro asked me to page L3 again. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 10;19;55 comment by...ronmoore --> It looks like the same problem as earlier this shift. <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:04:38.103 2007 --> <b>MCR Plan</b><br> Terminate current store at 11:00, start D0 2-3 hour access. I mentioned that we don't know if we need an access yet, so they may delay store termination if we need more time to diagnose pcal00. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:05:29.253 2007 --> In the meantime, Mark Mattson said we can try putting pcal00 back into the run. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 10;09;19 comment by...m mattson (ADMEM) --> All runs with pcal00 excluded will be marked bad anyways (missing 4 phi wedges for PEM and PHA calorimeter). <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:11:00.922 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254955>254955</A> Terminated at 2007.12.09 10:10:18 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:11:01.302 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254955>254955</A> TERMINATE: end run <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:18:30.812 2007 --> Ace still on phone with Khaldoun. Steve here looking at PSM. Gas alarm - cryo taking care of a low flow. Silicon PS#2 auto-hockerization - waiting to recover until Ace is free and RC is in known state. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 10;27;13 comment by...Ricardo --> Thanks for clarifying, I was about to call you guys. <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:32:58.422 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254956>254956</A> TERMINATE: end run <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:39:25.180 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254957>254957</A> Activated at 2007.12.09 10:39:21 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:39:49.101 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254957>254957</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: AAA_CURRENT Trigger: PHYSICS_5_01 [2,1010,710] <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:50:37.234 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254957>254957</A> Terminated at 2007.12.09 10:50:31 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:50:52.706 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254957>254957</A> TERMINATE: end run <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 10;51;52 comment by...khaldoun --> <pre>Why was this run ended?</pre> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 10;59;31 comment by...ronmoore --> Forgot to include pcal00. <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 11;00;20 comment by...khaldoun --> <pre>Thanks</pre> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:55:04.522 2007 --> OK, here's a quick summary of the latest flurry of activity. Khaldoun helped recover the EVB. Once RC was back in start, the Ace recovered silicon from the PS #2 auto-hocker; I unmarked the 28 pinkies caused by turning on that PS. (Ricardo told me later about the "Unmark All". I had unmarked them individually.) We started taking data again, but had forgotten to reinclude pcal00. (D'oh!) We are now including pcal00. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 10;56;03 comment by...ronmoore --> I have asked MCR to delay store termination until we can run with pcal00 for a while to see if it is OK. We don't yet know if we need an access. <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 10;59;00 comment by...ronmoore --> There is still a PES LV inhibit. Steve was unable to recover the PSM for the west plug, so we don't know if there is a bad shower-max crate. After collecting some data, Steve will look at YMON plots to check for a problem. <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 10;59;54 comment by...khaldoun --> <pre>I want to make it explicit that the EVB problem was a very quick fix. We ended the run, and cleaned up EVB. Downtime associated with that should not go above 15min for any reason. After that, there was a lot of time waiting for the FIB problem, and generally dealing with coordination in the control room. It sounds like (from what I could tell on the phone) that the shift crew was assaulted by 2-3 problems at once :-). Let's hope the rest of the shift if more restful for you.</pre> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:55:15.171 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254958>254958</A> Activated at 2007.12.09 10:55:04 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 10:55:16.303 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254958>254958</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: AAA_CURRENT Trigger: PHYSICS_5_01 [2,1010,710] <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:04:49.387 2007 --> PPR is missing in W7,8, 21,22. This is pcal01 and pcal05, you might try recalibrating. If that fails power cycle .... <!-- Author: Larry N :: (run <a href='/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254958' target=_top>254958</a>) --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:06:25.890 2007 --> <table><tr><td><a href=/cgi/elog/elog.pl?nb=2007&action=view&page=-7269&button=yes target='xxx' onclick='jswindow()'; align=top><img src=/cgi/elog/elog.pl?nb=2007&action=view&page=-7270 width='300' align='top'></a></td><td>ppr for current run</td></tr></table> <!-- Author: Larry N --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:12:39.922 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254958>254958</A> Terminated at 2007.12.09 11:12:14 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:12:40.791 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254958>254958</A> TERMINATE: end run <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:16:06.508 2007 --> Steve and Larry chatted about the plug. Steve will lead a calibration and power-cycle to fix the (new?) PPR problem. Graciously, MCR has allowed us even more time to diagnose before terminating store 5788. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:17:47.597 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254959>254959</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: SMQIECALIB <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:23:00.619 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254959>254959</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>smx</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#smx target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:25:37.262 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254959>254959</A> TERMINATE: Try again, this time with FRAM enabled <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:29:36.585 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254960>254960</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>smx</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#smx target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:40:50.407 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254961>254961</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: SMQIECALIB <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:43:47.723 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254961>254961</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>smx</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#smx target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 11;44;38 comment by...Larry N --> they all look good to me <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 11;57;07 comment by...Steve Hahn --> <p>Yies, I agree, except for one detail. Looking at DBANA, the (slopt 7)/(slope 6) plot always comes up with a red border. However, to my eye, the plot looks fine. But we're having trouble downloading the calibration. First, Larry forgot to tell me I need to set the expert option for downloading the FRAMs. Second, twice the CALIB_LOAD step failed on waiting for b0pcal08. However, we could ping b0pcal08 and on sheparding and rebooting this crate, it looked from the console as if after rebooting, the QIE download finished. Weird. So now we are trying physics again.</p> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:55:19.545 2007 --> During the plug calibrations, there was a silicon pinky DVDD SVX B0W3L3. Ricardo said not to worry about it, just do a cold-start when calibrations are wrapped up. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 12;11;43 comment by...ronmoore --> This current returned to the expected range after the cold-start. <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:56:42.101 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254962>254962</A> Activated at 2007.12.09 11:56:38 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:57:01.936 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254962>254962</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: AAA_CURRENT Trigger: PHYSICS_5_01 [2,1010,710] <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 12;00;44 comment by...Pedro --> We are taking data again. <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 11:59:23.648 2007 --> Done T0 for crate b0svt00. Auto-HRR fixed it. <!-- Author: Pedro :: (run <a href='/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254962' target=_top>254962</a>) --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:07:58.595 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254962>254962</A> Terminated at 2007.12.09 12:07:37 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:08:00.848 2007 --> woo! plug shower max looks ok <!-- Author: Larry N :: (run <a href='/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254962' target=_top>254962</a>) --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:08:14.384 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254954>254954</A> <HTML>Run <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN=254954 target=_runSummary>254954</A> has not yet been checked for goodrun status; please do so.</HTML> <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:10:08.892 2007 --> Everything looks OK in the west pcal now, except for the power supply monitoring. We are preparing for end-of-store now. Steve will keep looking at the PSM. It is possible we would need an access to fix the monitoring, but we will decide tha later. Thanks to D0 and MCR for their patience. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 12;17;54 comment by...ronmoore --> Steve is calling Roberto for assistance with the PSM problem. <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 12;37;04 comment by...ronmoore --> Joy! PSM is working again! (Steve will tell the tale.) <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 12;53;25 comment by...ronmoore --> No need to access at this time. <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:15:00.244 2007 --> Informed MCR that we are ready for store termination. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 12;16;45 comment by...ronmoore --> The store is dead. Long live the store. <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:19:53.598 2007 --> <p>We can't get a hold of Dervin, and I hate to get Roberto in here again since he was here yesterday, so I was trying to figure out what Roberto did yesterday to make the west plug come back. Tried looking at the program, found no problems earlier. Then just now tried just restarting program (volt.exe)--no good. Then tried rebooting VOLTMAN--still no good. Calling Roberto.</p> <!-- Author: Steve Hahn --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:20:26.795 2007 --> We expect to have > 2 hrs of quiet time. D0 is going on access (2-3 hrs) and AD Cryo is working on the C2 wet engine (up to 4 hrs). <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:42:06.085 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254964>254964</A> Activated at 2007.12.09 12:41:18 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:44:59.837 2007 --> <table border=0><td><tr><td bgcolor=#e0e030><p>Dervination or Davilanation?</p> <p>I talked to Roberto, and followed his prescription: </p> <ol> <li>Exit the volt.exe program on VOLTMAN.</li> <li>Turn off the entire PSM power supply in rack 1RR06F using the front-panel toggle switch.</li> <li>Wait one minute.</li> <li>Turn the PSM power supply on.</li> <li>Restart the volt.exe program by double-clioking on the "Volt.exe - .NET" shortcut icon on the desktop on VOLTMAN, and clicking the "RUN" button on the display when the program starts.</li> </ol> <p>I would recommend trying this procedure if PSM problems occur again. I will be changing the documentation to reflect this.</p></td></tr></td></table> <!-- Author: Steve Hahn :: (run <a href='/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254963' target=_top>254963</a>) --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 12;52;08 comment by...Steve Hahn --> Oops, did not note that this brought back the west plug SMX crates which had been bad at least since evening yesterday. Actually, Roberto and Dervin have done this for a long time; why it works when any other order does not is a mystery I would love to solve. <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:48:58.712 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254964>254964</A> Terminated at 2007.12.09 12:48:06 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:48:59.097 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254964>254964</A> TERMINATE: starting quiet time calibrations <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:50:34.727 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254965>254965</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: ACE_QIE <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:52:08.244 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254963>254963</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>calqie</B></U> calibration FAILED, please investigate <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:52:44.804 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254965>254965</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:59:17.411 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254966>254966</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: CALIB_CLC_QIE <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:59:19.583 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254966>254966</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>clcqie</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#clcqie target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 12:59:42.652 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254966>254966</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:08:07.726 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254967>254967</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: CALIB_QIE_FWD <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:09:10.084 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254967>254967</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>bscqie</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#bscqie target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:13:25.171 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254968>254968</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: BOTHPLUGS_NORMAL <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:23:31.499 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254968>254968</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:24:55.084 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254967>254967</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:25:41.792 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254955>254955</A> <HTML>Run <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN=254955 target=_runSummary>254955</A> has not yet been checked for goodrun status; please do so.</HTML> <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:28:54.768 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254969>254969</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>pluglaser</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#pluglaser target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:28:55.346 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254969>254969</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:28:56.186 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254969>254969</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: BOTHPLUGS_MM_C <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:31:23.789 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254970>254970</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: BOTHPLUGS_MM <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:33:06.033 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254954>254954</A> RUNSTATUS: <PRE>Marked Bad, explanation: PCAL - pcal00 excluded from run PPR - pcal00 excluded from run TOF - number of bad channels for "TOF East Ave Time" plot is 9 </PRE> <!-- Author: cdfscico --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:33:59.576 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254970>254970</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:56:54.888 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254971>254971</A> Activated at 2007.12.09 13:56:42 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:56:55.067 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254971>254971</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: ACE_CALORIMETER_MINIMAL Trigger: SUMET5 [7,983,706] <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 13:59:16.690 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254955>254955</A> RUNSTATUS: <PRE>Marked Bad, explanation: PCAL - pcal00 excluded PPR - pcal00 excluded </PRE> <!-- Author: cdfscico --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:01:22.790 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254971>254971</A> Terminated at 2007.12.09 14:01:02 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:03:36.839 2007 --> Fotis has stopped in to request a CHA calibration. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:04:58.754 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254958>254958</A> RUNSTATUS: <PRE>Marked Bad, explanation: PPR - blank strips - needs calibration </PRE> <!-- Author: cdfscico --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:07:04.138 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254972>254972</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: CENTRAL_HADRON_LASER Trigger: SUMET5 [7,983,707] standard calibration <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:11:29.817 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254972>254972</A> TERMINATE: finish central hadron calibration - (Fotis) <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:15:53.938 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254973>254973</A> Activated at 2007.12.09 14:14:07 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:15:54.071 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254973>254973</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: ACE_CALORIMETER_MINIMAL Trigger: SUMET5 [7,983,706] <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:26:18.016 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254973>254973</A> Terminated at 2007.12.09 14:26:15 <!-- Author: RunControl --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:27:33.470 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254973>254973</A> TERMINATE: finish PMT Spike run <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Comment: Sun Dec 9 14;28;56 comment by...Pedro --> L1=33.9 Hz, 30132 events(L2) <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:30:23.197 2007 --> Starting Non-quite time calibrations <!-- Author: Pedro :: (run <a href='/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254973' target=_top>254973</a>) --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:32:31.051 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254974>254974</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: ACE_TOF_QIE_NEW <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:34:10.789 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254974>254974</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>tofqie</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#tofqie target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:34:11.978 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254974>254974</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:38:23.544 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254975>254975</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: SMQIECALIB <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:38:24.888 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254975>254975</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:40:34.145 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254975>254975</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>smx</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#smx target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:40:35.436 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254976>254976</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: ACE_LED_ALL <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:42:27.242 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254976>254976</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:42:28.040 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254976>254976</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>cemled</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#cemled target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:45:47.162 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254977>254977</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: COTCALIB_ACE <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:45:48.405 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254977>254977</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:45:49.393 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254977>254977</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>cot</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#cot target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:51:10.510 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254978>254978</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: XEF_ALL <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:52:07.925 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254978>254978</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:52:08.449 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254978>254978</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>calxef</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#calxef target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 14:59:31.949 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254979>254979</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: CALIB_MUON_ALL1 <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 15:01:27.368 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254979>254979</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 15:08:28.714 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254980>254980</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: TOF_TAC_CALIB <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 15:10:20.593 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254980>254980</A> TERMINATE: Done <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 15:10:21.718 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254980>254980</A> CALIBRATION: <U><B>toftac</B></U> calibration <A HREF=http://www-cdfonline.fnal.gov/internal/daq/Calibrations/web.html#toftac target=_calibresults>results</A> ready for review <!-- Author: CDFCALIB --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 15:21:31.019 2007 --> Run <A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=254981>254981</A> ACTIVATE: RunSet: L2TORTURE Trigger: L2_TORTURE [19,986,705] <!-- Author: Pedro --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 15:31:33.338 2007 --> The Tevatron C2 wet engine requires a complete overhaul, so it may be several more hours before the next HEP shot-setup. <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 15:52:33.179 2007 --> <TABLE bgcolor=#cdc9a5> <tr><th colspan=2>Totals</th></tr> <tr><td>Date:</td><td>2007.12.09</td> <tr><td>Shift:</td><td>day</td> <tr><td>Delivered luminosity:</td><td> 677.6 nb<sup>-1</sup></td></tr> <tr><td>Acquired luminosity:</td><td> 237.9 nb<sup>-1</sup></td></tr> <tr><td>Efficiency:</td><td> 35.1</td></tr> </TABLE> <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 15:54:41.098 2007 --> <font color=red>Shift Summary: </font><pre>* Start shift with store 5788, CDF lumi = 51 ub^-1/s. Taking data without pcal00 - data to be marked bad. * 08:52 - Problem with EVB, data-taking stopped. Khaldoun investigated, found two problems. Resolved with ace. * 09:55 - Repeat of same problem with EVB. Khaldoun guided Ace through the fix. * 10:00 - Mark Mattson reprogrammed pcal00 slot 21 ADMEM; asked us to put pcal00 back into the run. (Too bad he wasn't called earlier.) * Silicon PS #2 auto-hocker during (2nd) EVB fix. Recovered silicon PS after EVB problem resolved. The resulting 28 pinkies were unmarked successfully. * Steve Hahn came in to help with plug problems. After consultations with Karen and Larry, showermax calibrations and putting in pcal00, all was well. Steve even fixed plug PSM monitoring with a different procedure (documented in eLog). * 12:16 - Store 5788 terminated. Thanks to D0 and MCR for waiting for us to investigate the west plug problems. * Ace completed calibrations. * Shift ending with Tevatron off for C2 wet engine repair. </pre> <!-- Author: ronmoore --> <!-- Date: Sun Dec 9 15:55:46.343 2007 --> <TABLE BORDER=2 CELLSPACING=1 CELLPADDING=1 BGCOLOR=WHITE> <TR BGCOLOR=YELLOW><TH>RunNumber</TH> <TH>DataType</TH> <TH>PhysicsTable</TH> <TH>Begin</TH> <TH>End</TH> <TH>LiveTime</TH> <TH>L3Accepts</TH> <TH>DelivLumi nb<SUP>-1</SUP></TH> <TH>LiveLumi nb<SUP>-1</SUP></TH> <TH>GR</TH> <TH>SC</TH> <TH>RC</TH></TR> <TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN=254954 target=_runSummary>254954</A> x3E3EA</TD> <TD>BEAM</TD> <TD><FONT SIZE=-1>PHYSICS_5_01 [2,1010,710]</FONT></TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>05:47:12</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>09:08:02</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>02:42:17</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 815,492</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 646.91</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 526.19</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>0</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR> <TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN=254955 target=_runSummary>254955</A> x3E3EB</TD> <TD>BEAM</TD> <TD><FONT SIZE=-1>PHYSICS_5_01 [2,1010,710]</FONT></TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>09:16:07</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>10:10:18</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:21:09</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 88,789</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 152.96</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 59.89</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>0</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR> <TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN=254956 target=_runSummary>254956</A> x3E3EC</TD> <TD>BEAM</TD> <TD><FONT SIZE=-1>PHYSICS_5_01 [2,1010,710]</FONT></TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER></TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>10:32:30</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:00:00</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT></TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT></TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT></TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER></TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>0</TD></TR> <TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN=254958 target=_runSummary>254958</A> x3E3EE</TD> <TD>BEAM</TD> <TD><FONT SIZE=-1>PHYSICS_5_01 [2,1010,710]</FONT></TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>10:55:04</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>11:12:14</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:15:28</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 49,369</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 45.85</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 40.18</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR> <TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN=254962 target=_runSummary>254962</A> x3E3F2</TD> <TD>BEAM</TD> <TD><FONT SIZE=-1>PHYSICS_5_01 [2,1010,710]</FONT></TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>11:56:38</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>12:07:37</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:08:31</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 19,881</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 25.88</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 21.33</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR> <TR><TD>Totals</TD> <TD> </TD> <TD> </TD> <TD> </TD> <TD>15:55:01</TD> <TD ALIGN=CENTER>03:27:27</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 973,531</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 871.60</TD> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 647.60</TD> <TD> </TD> <TD> </TD> <TD> </TD></TR> </TABLE> <!-- Author: End of Shift Report -->	en
converted_docs	986636	##### U.S. Department of Education September 2003 *2003-2004 No Child Left Behind---Blue Ribbon Schools Program* Cover Sheet** Name of Principal [Mrs. Gail Lynn Main]{.underline} (Specify: Ms., Miss, Mrs., Dr., Mr., Other) (As it should appear in the official records) Official School Name [Lafayette Elementary School]{.underline} (As it should appear in the official records) School Mailing Address [5701 Broad Branch Rd., NW]{.underline} \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ (If address is P.O. Box, also include street address) [Washington, DC 20015-2541]{.underline} \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ City State Zip Code+4 (9 digits total) Tel. [( 202 ) 282-0116]{.underline} Fax [( 202 ) 282-1126]{.underline} Website/URL [www.k12.dc.us]{.underline} E-mail <[email protected]> [\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_]{.underline} I have reviewed the information in this application, including the eligibility requirements on page 2, and certify that to the best of my knowledge all information is accurate. Date\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ (Principal's Signature) Name of Superintendent\* [Dr. Elfreda W. Massie]{.underline} (Specify: Ms., Miss, Mrs., Dr., Mr., Other) District Name [District of Columbia Public Schools]{.underline} Tel. [( 202 ) 442-5885]{.underline} I have reviewed the information in this application, including the eligibility requirements on page 2, and certify that to the best of my knowledge it is accurate. Date\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ (Superintendent's Signature) Name of School Board President/Chairperson [Mrs. Peggy Cooper-Cafritz]{.underline}\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ (Specify: Ms., Miss, Mrs., Dr., Mr., Other) I have reviewed the information in this package, including the eligibility requirements on page 2, and certify that to the best of my knowledge it is accurate. Date\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ (School Board President's/Chairperson's Signature) PART I ‑ ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATION \[Include this page in the school's application as page 2.\] The signatures on the first page of this application certify that each of the statements below concerning the school\'s eligibility and compliance with U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights (OCR) requirements is true and correct. 1. The school has some configuration that includes grades K-12. (Schools with one principal, even K-12 schools, must apply as an entire school.) 2. The school has not been in school improvement status or been identified by the state as \"persistently dangerous\" within the last two years. To meet final eligibility, the school must meet the state's adequate yearly progress requirement in the 2003-2004 school year. 3. If the school includes grades 7 or higher, it has foreign language as a part of its core curriculum. 4. The school has been in existence for five full years, that is, from at least September 1998. 5. The nominated school or district is not refusing the OCR access to information necessary to investigate a civil rights complaint or to conduct a district‑wide compliance review. 6. The OCR has not issued a violation letter of findings to the school district concluding that the nominated school or the district as a whole has violated one or more of the civil rights statutes. A violation letter of findings will not be considered outstanding if the OCR has accepted a corrective action plan from the district to remedy the violation. 7. The U.S. Department of Justice does not have a pending suit alleging that the nominated school, or the school district as a whole, has violated one or more of the civil rights statutes or the Constitution\'s equal protection clause. 8. There are no findings of violations of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act in a U.S. Department of Education monitoring report that apply to the school or school district in question; or if there are such findings, the state or district has corrected, or agreed to correct, the findings. PART II ‑ DEMOGRAPHIC DATA All data are the most recent year available. DISTRICT (Questions 1‑2 not applicable to private schools) 1\. Number of schools in the district: \_[106]{.underline}\_ Elementary schools \_\_[11]{.underline}\_ Middle schools \_\_\_[9]{.underline}\_ Junior high schools \_\_[20]{.underline}\_ High schools \_\_\_\_\_ Other (Briefly explain) \_[146]{.underline}\_ TOTAL 2\. District Per Pupil Expenditure: [\_\_\$7,059\]{.underline}\_\_\_\_ Average State Per Pupil Expenditure: [\_\_\$9,827\\]{.underline}\_\_\_\_ SCHOOL* (To be completed by all schools) 3\. Category that best describes the area where the school is located: > \[ X\] Urban or large central city > > \[ \] Suburban school with characteristics typical of an urban area > > \[ \] Suburban > > \[ \] Small city or town in a rural area > > \[ \] Rural 4\. \_\_\_\_[2]{.underline}\_\_ Number of years the principal has been in her/his position at this school. \_\_\_[20]{.underline}\_\_ If fewer than three years, how long was the previous principal at this school? 5\. Number of students enrolled at each grade level or its equivalent in applying school: ----------- --------- ----------- ---------- --------- -- ----------- --------- ----------- --------- Grade \# of \# of Grade Grade \# of \# of Grade Males Females Total Males Females Total K 46 37 83 7 1 43 28 71 8 2 42 44 86 9 3 27 38 65 10 4 34 32 66 11 5 27 37 64 12 6 28 15 43 PK 27 33 60 TOTAL 538 STUDENTS IN THE APPLYING SCHOOL ----------- --------- ----------- ---------- --------- -- ----------- --------- ----------- --------- \FY2003 average per pupil base funding provided to each local school, with add-ons for grade level and student characteristics. \\FY2003 statewide local and federal per pupil expenditure amount -- with standardized definitions based on the Metropolitan Area Boards of Education methodology. 6\. Racial/ethnic composition of \_\_[71.2]{.underline}\_ % White the students in the school: \_\_[22.2]{.underline}\_ % Black or African American [\_\_\_3.2\_]{.underline} % Hispanic or Latino \_\_\_[3.4]{.underline}\_ % Asian/Pacific Islander \_\_\_[0.0]{.underline}\_\_ % American Indian/Alaskan Native 100% Total* 7\. Student turnover, or mobility rate, during the past year: \_[1.74]{.underline}\_% > (This rate includes the total number of students who transferred to or > from different schools between October 1 and the end of the school > year, divided by the total number of students in the school as of > October 1, multiplied by 100.) ----------- ---------------------------------- ------------------------ (1) Number of students who transferred 3 *to* the school after October 1 until the end of the year. (2) Number of students who transferred 6 *from* the school after October 1 until the end of the year. (3) Subtotal of all transferred 9 students \[sum of rows (1) and (2)\] (4) Total number of students in the 517 school as of October 1 (5) Subtotal in row (3) divided by 0.0174 total in row (4) (6) Amount in row (5) multiplied by 1.74 100 ----------- ---------------------------------- ------------------------ 8\. Limited English Proficient students in the school: \_[2.7]{.underline}\_\_\_% \_[15]{.underline}\_\_\_Total Number Limited English Proficient Number of languages represented: \_\_[12]{.underline}\_\_\_\_ Specify languages: Lithuanian, German, Russian, French, Swedish, Hindi, Spanish, Bulgarian, Dutch, Danish, Chinese, Finnish. 9\. Students eligible for free/reduced-priced meals: \_\_\_[2]{.underline}\_\_\_\_% \_\_\_[10]{.underline}\_\_\_Total Number Students Who Qualify > If this method does not produce a reasonably accurate estimate of the > percentage of students from low‑income families or the school does not > participate in the federally‑supported lunch program, specify a more > accurate estimate, tell why the school chose it, and explain how it > arrived at this estimate. 10\. Students receiving special education services: \_\_\_[4.6]{.underline}\_\_% \_\_\_[25]{.underline}\_\_Total Number of Students Served > Indicate below the number of students with disabilities according to > conditions designated in the Individuals with Disabilities Education > Act. \_\_\_\_Autism \_\_[1]{.underline}\_Orthopedic Impairment \_\_\_\_Deafness \_\_[1]{.underline}\_Other Health Impaired \_\_\_\_Deaf-Blindness \_[11]{.underline}\_Specific Learning Disability \_\_\_\_Hearing Impairment \_[10]{.underline}\_Speech or Language Impairment \_\_\_\_Mental Retardation \_\_[1]{.underline}\_Traumatic Brain Injury \_\_\_\_Multiple Disabilities \_\_\_\_Visual Impairment Including Blindness \_\_[1]{.underline}\_ Emotional disturbance 11. Indicate number of full‑time and part‑time staff members in each of the categories below: Number of Staff [Full-time]{.underline} [Part-Time]{.underline} Administrator(s) \_\_\_[1]{.underline}\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Classroom teachers \_\_[26]{.underline}\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Special resource teachers/specialists \_\_[10]{.underline}\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Paraprofessionals \_\_\_[7]{.underline}\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ > Support staff \_\_\_[6]{.underline}\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ > > Total number \_\_[50]{.underline}\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ 12\. Average school student-"classroom teacher" ratio: \_\_[20.6]{.underline}\_ 13\. Show the attendance patterns of teachers and students as a percentage. The student dropout rate is defined by the state. The student drop-off rate is the difference between the number of entering students and the number of exiting students from the same cohort. (From the same cohort, subtract the number of exiting students from the number of entering students; divide that number by the number of entering students; multiply by 100 to get the percentage drop-off rate.) Briefly explain in 100 words or fewer any major discrepancy between the dropout rate and the drop-off rate. (Only middle and high schools need to supply dropout rates and only high schools need to supply drop-off rates.) ------------------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- 2002-2003 2001-2002 2000-2001 1999-2000 1998-1999 Daily student attendance 94.6 96.9 95.7 96.0 96.4 % Daily teacher attendance 95.5 95.4 95.4 95.2 95.4 % Teacher turnover rate % 3 3 24 12 16 Student dropout rate % 0 0 0 0 0 Student drop-off rate % 0 0 0 0 0 ------------------------ ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- PART III -- SUMMARY Lafayette Elementary School was established in 1928 in the far northwest neighborhood of Chevy Chase, Washington DC, to meet the needs of families moving into new residential communities located along the Connecticut Avenue corridor. The community is now, as when first established, one of primarily single-family homes. In 1931, the first wing of the building opened. A second wing with connecting areas was completed in 1938. In 1978 the building underwent extensive expansion with the addition of an early childhood wing and the conversion of the original school space to an open space concept. This past summer, with the assistance of the Home and School Association, the library, always the center of the school, was completely remodeled to now incorporate three new learning centers. The school site shares it grounds with Lafayette Park and the Lafayette Recreation Center. The school seeks now, as it did when first established, to provide a special learning environment with talented, dedicated teachers and other staff members supported by an active community body. The school holds a wide reputation in the greater Washington, DC area as a place that nurtures and challenges students to reach their potential. Lafayette Elementary School currently has an enrollment of 536 students in grades pre-kindergarten through sixth. The school has grown by almost 100 students over the last two years as the surrounding neighborhood has undergone changes prompted by older residents selling their homes to young families with school-age children. A true neighborhood school, 84% of the student body resides in the immediate area. Each morning and afternoon, the streets around Lafayette are full of students walking to school like they did when the school opened over 70 years ago. The other 16% takes advantage of the DCPS out-of-boundary process and obtains places in the school through a lottery. Lafayette Elementary School is proud of its diversity. Almost 30 % of the student body is part of a minority group. Our children in the English for Speakers of Other Languages Program speak at least 12 different languages. The number of totally bilingual children is close to 50. All children with disabilities are part of a general education homeroom with both pull-out and inclusion services available. Multicultural activities are incorporated in various ways throughout the school year. From early fall, when we celebrate Hispanic culture through the winter and African-American history month, to our yearly pre-kindergarten International Celebration, Lafayette is proud of seeing the world reflected in who we are. Our mission is to provide creative and developmentally appropriate learning experiences in a nurturing environment. Teachers, parents, and students work together to make this a reality. Using the wealth of community resources available in the Washington metropolitan area, our city becomes our classroom. Partnerships with the Kennedy Center, Washington Performing Arts Society and the Washington Opera bring world-class performers to the school and allow students to attend performances in professional venues. Trips are planned to world-renowned museums and exhibitions. As often as possible our goal is for students at Lafayette to experience something first hand. We are proud of the strong relationships we have with our parents. With 26 classrooms, we have over 100 room parents. An average of 15 parents volunteer each day at Lafayette. Participation at Back to School Night and Conference Days is high with over 90% attendance. Our e-mail listserv gives us almost instant access to parents at work when a message needs to go out. For over 70 years, Lafayette Elementary School has sat high on a hill, the center of academic excellence in a neighborhood that values learning. We are always mindful of the trust placed in us to prepare each child for the future. Lafayette is a place where children learn to love to learn. . PART IV -- INDICATORS OF ACADEMIC SUCCESS 1\. Assessment Results Lafayette Elementary School participates in the District of Columbia Public School assessment program by administering a standardized achievement measure \--the *Stanford Achievement Test 9^th^ Edition* (SAT-9) each April. Since the first administration in 1998, Lafayette has consistently been one of the top performing schools in the District of Columbia. In reading, Lafayette students have scored at the highest levels of achievement. In fact, in the spring of 2003, all 4^th^, 5^th^, and 6^th^ grade students met or exceeded the system set expectations in reading. Over a five-year period of time our overall NCE scores in reading have remained within a four-point range. Our percentile rank has varied between 88 and 91%. In mathematics, Lafayette students also show exceptional achievement. Since 2000, each year has shown hard earned growth in our NCE scores. Our NCE scores have increased by over 4 points. Our percentile rank is currently at 92%. Emphasis has been placed on moving students between performance levels. Since 1999, the total percentage of students in the advanced category in mathematics has risen almost 6 %. In reading, the advanced performance level has recovered from a slight dip, which occurred in 2002, growing 3.4% last year. Last year, Lafayette's scale score averages in both reading and math were at their highest levels since SAT-9 testing began. During school years 1999-2002, students in grades 1-6 were tested. In spring, 2003, testing using the SAT-9 was optional for students in grades 1 and 2. Lafayette opted not to test students in those grades. All special education and English language learners participate in testing. Children with disabilities receive accommodations as described in their IEPs or 504 plans. See the testing reports attached to the end of this application. 2\. Using Assessment Data. Lafayette Elementary School recognizes that effective school improvement is based on careful evaluation of assessment information. Teachers in grades 4-6 start each school year by carefully analyzing the previous spring's SAT-9 performance of their classes. Each student's scores are charted to look for strengths and weaknesses, positioning in the performance standards categories, and changes from previous year's results. The use of the Academic Performance Data System has allowed us to quickly evaluate a student's individual performance over time and look for areas of difficulty. This past year, individual reports were shared with students in the fifth and sixth grades. Sharing the results with the students gave them a clearer picture of what was necessary for them to continue to perform at high levels and gave them clear goals to work towards. Assessment data also drives our decisions for staff development. When test information is disaggregated at Lafayette, while our minority students achieve at very high levels, they often do not quite reach the same levels as our white students. This year we have used this assessment information to look at ways of closing the achievement gap, even in students with high performance. Staff development and study groups have worked with the staff on strategies to encourage our minority students to participate in activities and to set standards that are necessary for the highest levels of achievement. # 3. Communication of Student Performance Communication with parents is vitally important for developing a strong school-home relationship. From pre-kindergarten through the sixth grade, systems are in place for parents to always be aware of their children's progress. Daily planners, weekly folders, reading logs, and long-term assignment rubrics all invite parent comments. Quarterly grading reports are followed by individual parent-teacher conferences. Attendance rates are so high that not all parents can be accommodated on the school system allotted day. On days before and after the planned conference day, parents continue to arrive to discuss student progress with teachers. Other conferences are scheduled on an as needed basis. The weekly *Tuesday Bulletin* keeps parents informed of upcoming activities or issues facing the school. Each June, parents receive information about their child's performance on the spring SAT-9 test. Our September Back-to-School Night, with over 90% of the parents in attendance allows each teacher to share his or her goals for the school year and gives parents the opportunity to ask questions. Communication to the wider community takes place through several media outlets as well as the DCPS Office of Communications publications. Our local neighborhood newspaper, *The Northwest Current, as well as The Washington Post, often highlights the accomplishments of DCPS schools. Website resources like the Academic Performance Data Base System allow anyone with access to the Internet to see local school assessment data. 4\. Sharing Successes Lafayette Elementary School recognizes that successful schools have a responsibility to share their strategies and results with others. Recognition as a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence will only strengthen our current efforts at community outreach. We currently serve as a partner school with the George Washington University Graduate School of Education Department of Teacher Education. Interns placed at our school become familiar with our assessment and instructional strategies. We also encourage teachers from other schools to visit Lafayette, meet with our teachers, and carry away proven methods and tools for classroom application. The Department of Teacher Affairs mentors often use Lafayette as a site for viewing best practices. Lafayette will continue to host district wide staff development events and workshops. Our teachers have always been active participants in district wide initiatives and served as committee members for textbook adoptions and assessment strategies. These activities allow them the opportunity to share our best practices with others in DCPS. Lafayette will also be proud to announce our recognition as a school of excellence to the wider Washington, DC community. Our accomplishment will become a part of our school literature. Our school marquee will display highlight the accomplishment. We expect that additional interest in Lafayette's programs will be generated following such a prestigious award. PART V -- CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION* 1\. Description of School Curriculum Based on the District of Columbia Public Schools' standards-based system, the curriculum at Lafayette Elementary School sets high expectations for student achievement. Using content standards that describe what students should know and be able to do and performance standards that describe what excellent work is, students at Lafayette excel in all subject areas. Reading is at the heart of all we do at Lafayette. Each grade level dedicates 90 minutes for reading/language arts instruction on a daily basis. Additional time is allocated for silent reading for older students and teacher read aloud time for younger ones. Our reading specialist provides support to both individual students as well as classroom teachers to make sure that each and every child at Lafayette is a successful reader. Mathematics is based on mastery of basic computational skills with a strong emphasis on problem-solving skills. Multiple strategies are presented to meet the needs of all learners. Using hands-on materials and real-life applications, students learn to see the connections between what they are learning and the real world and begin to think with a sense of numbers. In science, we use the Full Option Science System materials, a research-based program developed at the University of California at Berkeley. FOSS teaches students to appreciate the scientific method, learn scientific concepts, and think critically through their own questions, investigations and conclusions. Using the broad areas of life, physical and earth science along with reasoning and technology, FOSS has turned our students into active science explorers. With only a few minutes of opening discussion, students then begin working with materials and discovering different ways the world works. Social studies leads the children from the world they know starting with home and community helpers and early map skills in first and second grade to our city, nation, colonial history and finally out into the world in the sixth grade when Africa and Asia take center stage. At all grade levels students learn ideas and contributions of famous individuals and nations, while gaining a wider understanding of the world at large. We do not forget other areas of the curriculum at Lafayette. Each week every student in the school participates in physical education, music, and the visual arts. Special time with the librarian is scheduled for each class. Our special subject teachers work closely with the general education teacher to make sure that what they are doing is aligned to what is being learned in the classroom. As students learn about Native Americans, the artwork on display in the school has a Native American theme. Music instruction often supports social studies by teaching children songs from different periods in American history. Physical education will use math skills as children graph their progress in developing flexibility or mastering ball-handling skills. Children are taught to see the connections between different curricular areas. We do not forget the commonly held values that make us a civilized people. Through our Values First character education program, children learn about the importance of respect and responsibility, tolerance and self-control. Our peer mediation program teaches children to work together to find solutions to conflict. Our student council allows children to practice leadership skills. Extra curricular activities such as cross-country and track, math team, student correspondents for the local paper, creative movement and drama allow us to meet the needs of the whole child. 2\. Description of Reading Curriculum The underlying philosophy that guides Lafayette Elementary School's exemplary reading program is the knowledge that in order to learn to read, students must be immersed daily in reading, writing and language. No one-way is right for teaching reading to all students, so our reading program strives for balance and variety using research proven methods and materials. Throughout the school, the DCPS adopted Houghton-Mifflin reading series is supplemented by trade books, newspapers, magazines and specific skills series. The DCPS requirement of reading at least 30 books during the year is supported by all teachers. Every child leaves for summer break with a summer reading packet of activities and reading requirements used to start the following school year's activities. Each day, 90 minutes is allocated in the school day for reading/language arts instruction in grades 1-6. In addition 30 minutes of student sustained silent reading is also placed in the daily schedule. Using assessments provided by the basal reading series, a prescriptive approach to reading takes place by regular monitoring of each student's progress by the classroom teacher and the reading specialist. A designated amount of reading time is built into most teachers' daily homework assignments. Classroom libraries are well stocked with materials spanning approximately 4 years in grade levels. Our accelerated readers are provided additional challenges through the use of Junior Great Books, monthly Book Clubs and individual class projects. Students needing additional support meet with the reading specialist for specific skill instruction. Special attention is placed on students who are close to advancing performance levels in standardized testing. Sharing this fact with these children served as an incentive in improving individual testing performance this past year. 3\. Description of Math curriculum Lafayette Elementary School uses the McGraw-Hill Mathematics series for students in grades K-6. Based on the National council of Teachers of Mathematics published *Principles and Standards for School Mathematics, it uses the 10 standards, or descriptions of what mathematics instruction should enable students to know and do as it basis. The program helps students develop proficiency in conceptual understanding, computational and procedural skills, and problem-solving ability. Using an extensive range of manipulative materials, multiple strategies are used so that all children are successful in developing both conceptual understanding as well as computational proficiency. On going assessment is a part of the program as well as spiraled review. The Lafayette math specialist works with each classroom on a bi-weekly basis, teaching both students and teachers new strategies and techniques. This is our third year to use this series and each year we have seen growth in overall school performance. In addition to classroom instruction, additional opportunities are offered to students who are highly able in math. Lafayette participates in the MathCounts program and AMC-8 competitions. Four mornings a week students in grades 4-6 meet with the math specialist to practice new skills and discover new math concepts as part of their preparation. 4\. Differentiating Instruction Lafayette Elementary School is committed to meeting the academic needs of all students. We know one way of reaching that goal is limiting class-size. Even with current budgetary constraints, class size averages just fewer than 21 students per class. Our commitment in first grade gives us classes of 18, so that each beginning reader can get the attention he or she needs to be successful. In addition, we have resource teachers in math, reading, special education, and English language acquisition, to meet the needs of children identified eligible for their services. Children in grades 4-6 experience some team teaching to allow teachers to work in the areas of instruction they consider to be their strengths. Classroom teachers utilize all kinds of grouping strategies and instructional activities so that the learning styles of all students are met. Cross grade activities are planned, allowing for positive interactions between children who otherwise would not see each other during the school day. Older students serve as reading buddies and work helpers learning the truth that you do not really understand something until you try to teach it to someone else. Children with more intensive needs are identified during the school year and receive more individualized attention. The reading specialist works with small groups of students who need specific skill reteaching or reinforcement. Information is shared with classroom teachers to allow them to better group students and design learning activities that best meet individual needs. 5\. Professional Development Professional development at Lafayette is driven by a strongly held belief that as a learning community, we must all be active learners. Each year, staff members both individually and as a wider group devote significant amounts of time to increasing their skills and teachers and understanding of new research and its impact on student achievement. Almost every staff member participates in a professional study group. Our two groups have focused their studies this year on achievement gap issues and integrating arts into the general education curriculum. Meeting monthly, they do intensive reading and conduct serious discussions, sharing information with the total staff at staff meetings. Individual teachers are supported in attending outside of school workshops related to these two areas of interest. Our community partners and school system as a whole sponsors other professional development activities. We are an In2Books school and teachers in grades 2 and 3 take extensive training in connecting literature to writing as they study different literature genres and the use of pen pals for writing activities. We are a Kennedy Center partner school and teachers participate in workshops there in arts integration. Our early childhood program has participated in the Wolf Trap Center for Early Education school based program where artists work with teachers in developing a repertoire of techniques using music and movement to teach early literacy and math skills. The DC Commission on the Arts is sponsoring two staff development days this year on using multiple intelligences to reach all students. These activities have been very well received by staff and evidence of implementation is evident in individual classrooms. PART VII - ASSESSMENT RESULTS* [LAFAYETTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]{.underline} [SAT-9 DATA]{.underline} Grade\_\_3\_\_\_\_\_ Test\_\_[Stanford Achievement Test\--Reading]{.underline}\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Edition/publication year:\_[9^th^ Edition, Select/1996]{.underline}\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Publisher: [Harcourt]{.underline}\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ What groups were excluded from testing? Why, and how were they assessed? \_\_[None]{.underline}\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Scores are reported here as (check one): NCEs\_[\_\_]{.underline}\_\_ Scaled scores \_\_\_\_ Percentiles\_\_\_X\_\_\_ ---------------------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- Grade 3 Reading 2002 - 2001 - 2000 - 1999 - 1998 - 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 Testing Month \-- April SCHOOL SCORES Total \-- Percent of students... At or above Below Basic 100 100 100 100 100 At or above Basic 94 99 98 100 98 At or above proficient 88 82 92 96 95 At or above Advanced 58 53 60 58 63 Number of student tested 72 68 48 57 63 Percent of total students tested 100 100 100 100 100 Number of students excluded 0 0 0 0 0 Percent of students excluded 0 0 0 0 0 Subgroup Scores 1\. African American At or above Below Basic 100 100 100 100 n.a. At or above Basic 85 95 92 100 n.a. At or above proficient 85 42 83 100 n.a. At or above Advanced 30 16 33 25 n.a. 2\. White At or above Below Basic 100 100 100 100 100 At or above Basic 98 100 100 100 100 At or above proficient 90 98 97 94 100 At or above Advanced 69 70 71 76 69 District of Columbia Scores Total \-- Percent of students... At or above Below Basic 100 100 100 100 100 At or above Basic 67 65 66 72 68 At or above proficient 31 29 28 33 30 At or above Advanced 8 8 6 8 7 ---------------------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- [LAFAYETTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]{.underline} [SAT-9 DATA]{.underline} <table> <colgroup> <col style="width: 78%" /> <col style="width: 0%" /> <col style="width: 0%" /> <col style="width: 0%" /> <col style="width: 0%" /> <col style="width: 0%" /> <col style="width: 0%" /> <col style="width: 0%" /> <col style="width: 5%" /> <col style="width: 6%" /> <col style="width: 7%" /> </colgroup> <tbody> <tr class="odd"> <td colspan="8"><p>Grade__4_____ Test__<u>Stanford Achievement Test--Reading</u>_________</p> <p>Edition/publication year:_<u>9<sup>th</sup> Edition, Select/1996</u>_______ Publisher: <u>Harcourt</u>______________</p> <p>What groups were excluded from testing? Why, and how were they assessed? __<u>None</u>________</p> <p>_____________________________________________________________________________</p> <p>Scores are reported here as (check one): NCEs_<strong><u>_</u></strong>__ Scaled scores ____ Percentiles__X____</p> <table style="width:100%;"> <colgroup> <col style="width: 50%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> </colgroup> <tbody> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Grade 4 Reading</strong></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td> </td> <td><strong>2002 - 2003</strong></td> <td><strong>2001 - 2002</strong></td> <td><strong>2000 - 2001</strong></td> <td><strong>1999 - 2000</strong></td> <td><strong>1998 - 1999</strong></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Testing Month --April</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>SCHOOL SCORES</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>98</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>98</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>82</td> <td>90</td> <td>91</td> <td>95</td> <td>90</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>55</td> <td>60</td> <td>57</td> <td>57</td> <td>67</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of student tested</td> <td>67</td> <td>50</td> <td>54</td> <td>56</td> <td>61</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of total students tested</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Subgroup Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>1. African American</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>93</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>47</td> <td>71</td> <td>73</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>29</td> <td>36</td> <td>45</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>2. White</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>98</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>96</td> <td>97</td> <td>100</td> <td>96</td> <td>96</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>66</td> <td>71</td> <td>70</td> <td>57</td> <td>76</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>District of Columbia Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>69</td> <td>70</td> <td>71</td> <td>74</td> <td>71</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>29</td> <td>30</td> <td>27</td> <td>31</td> <td>38</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>8</td> <td>8</td> <td>7</td> <td>9</td> <td>8</td> </tr> </tbody> </table></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td colspan="3"></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td colspan="2"><p><strong><u>LAFAYETTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL</u></strong></p> <p><strong><u>SAT-9 DATA</u></strong></p> <p>Grade__5_____ Test__<u>Stanford Achievement Test--Reading</u>_________</p> <p>Edition/publication year:_<u>9<sup>th</sup> Edition, Select/1996</u>_______ Publisher: <u>Harcourt</u>______________</p> <p>What groups were excluded from testing? Why, and how were they assessed? __<u>None</u>________</p> <p>_____________________________________________________________________________</p> <p>Scores are reported here as (check one): NCEs_<strong><u>__</u></strong>__ Scaled scores ____ Percentiles__X__</p> <table style="width:100%;"> <colgroup> <col style="width: 50%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> </colgroup> <tbody> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Grade 5 Reading</strong></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td> </td> <td><strong>2002 - 2003</strong></td> <td><strong>2001 - 2002</strong></td> <td><strong>2000 - 2001</strong></td> <td><strong>1999 - 2000</strong></td> <td><strong>1998 - 1999</strong></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Testing Month -- April</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>SCHOOL SCORES</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>98</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>88</td> <td>83</td> <td>84</td> <td>89</td> <td>93</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>35</td> <td>32</td> <td>43</td> <td>55</td> <td>46</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of student tested</td> <td>48</td> <td>53</td> <td>58</td> <td>55</td> <td>56</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of total students tested</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Subgroup Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>1. African American</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>79</td> <td>69</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>14</td> <td>8</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>2. White</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>94</td> <td>90</td> <td>88</td> <td>100</td> <td>95</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>47</td> <td>45</td> <td>50</td> <td>63</td> <td>57</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>District of Columbia Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>70</td> <td>72</td> <td>74</td> <td>78</td> <td>77</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>22</td> <td>23</td> <td>22</td> <td>26</td> <td>24</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>4</td> <td>5</td> <td>4</td> <td>5</td> <td>5</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p><strong><u>LAFAYETTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL</u></strong></p> <p><strong><u>SAT-9 DATA</u></strong></p> <p>Grade__6_____ Test__<u>Stanford Achievement Test--Reading</u>_________</p> <p>Edition/publication year:_<u>9<sup>th</sup> Edition, Select/1996</u>_______ Publisher: <u>Harcourt</u>______________</p> <p>What groups were excluded from testing? Why, and how were they assessed? __<u>None</u>________</p> <p>_____________________________________________________________________________</p> <p>Scores are reported here as (check one): NCEs_<strong><u>__</u></strong>__ Scaled scores ____ Percentiles__X____</p> <table style="width:100%;"> <colgroup> <col style="width: 50%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> </colgroup> <tbody> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Grade 6 Reading</strong></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td> </td> <td><strong>2002 - 2003</strong></td> <td><strong>2001 - 2002</strong></td> <td><strong>2000 - 2001</strong></td> <td><strong>1999 - 2000</strong></td> <td><strong>1998 - 1999</strong></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Testing Month -- April</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>SCHOOL SCORES</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>88</td> <td>86</td> <td>91</td> <td>93</td> <td>94</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>33</td> <td>30</td> <td>34</td> <td>30</td> <td>33</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of student tested</td> <td>51</td> <td>56</td> <td>58</td> <td>54</td> <td>58</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of total students tested</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Subgroup Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>1. African American</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>75</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>17</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>2. White</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>93</td> <td>91</td> <td>100</td> <td>98</td> <td>96</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>47</td> <td>34</td> <td>43</td> <td>38</td> <td>41</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>District of Columbia Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>77</td> <td>79</td> <td>78</td> <td>85</td> <td>82</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>24</td> <td>25</td> <td>25</td> <td>31</td> <td>26</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>4</td> <td>3</td> <td>3</td> <td>4</td> <td>4</td> </tr> </tbody> </table></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><p><strong><u>LAFAYETTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL</u></strong></p> <p><strong><u>SAT-9 DATA</u></strong></p> <p>Grade__3_____ Test__<u>Stanford Achievement Test--Math</u>_________</p> <p>Edition/publication year:_<u>9<sup>th</sup> Edition, Select/1996</u>_______ Publisher: <u>Harcourt</u>______________</p> <p>What groups were excluded from testing? Why, and how were they assessed? __<u>None</u>________</p> <p>_____________________________________________________________________________</p> <p>Scores are reported here as (check one): NCEs___ Scaled scores ____ Percentiles_X__</p> <table> <colgroup> <col style="width: 49%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 10%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> </colgroup> <tbody> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Grade 3 Math</strong></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td> </td> <td><strong>2002 - 2003</strong></td> <td><strong>2001 - 2002</strong></td> <td><strong>2000 - 2001</strong></td> <td><strong>1999 - 2000</strong></td> <td><strong>1998 - 1999</strong></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Testing Month -- April</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>SCHOOL SCORES</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>94</td> <td>96</td> <td>98</td> <td>100</td> <td>98</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>90</td> <td>84</td> <td>82</td> <td>81</td> <td>80</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>57</td> <td>44</td> <td>40</td> <td>33</td> <td>38</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of student tested</td> <td>72</td> <td>68</td> <td>50</td> <td>57</td> <td>64</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of total students tested</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Subgroup Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>1. African American</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>85</td> <td>84</td> <td>92</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>75</td> <td>63</td> <td>58</td> <td>67</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>30</td> <td>21</td> <td>25</td> <td>17</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>2. White</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>98</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>96</td> <td>91</td> <td>92</td> <td>88</td> <td>83</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>69</td> <td>52</td> <td>46</td> <td>48</td> <td>38</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>District of Columbia Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>75</td> <td>74</td> <td>75</td> <td>79</td> <td>72</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>35</td> <td>31</td> <td>31</td> <td>33</td> <td>25</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>10</td> <td>8</td> <td>7</td> <td>7</td> <td>5</td> </tr> </tbody> </table></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><p><strong><u>LAFAYETTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL</u></strong></p> <p><strong><u>SAT-9 DATA</u></strong></p> <p>Grade__4_____ Test__<u>Stanford Achievement Test--Math</u>_________</p> <p>Edition/publication year:_<u>9<sup>th</sup> Edition, Select/1996</u>_______ Publisher: <u>Harcourt</u>______________</p> <p>What groups were excluded from testing? Why, and how were they assessed? __<u>None</u>________</p> <p>_____________________________________________________________________________</p> <p>Scores are reported here as (check one): NCEs_<strong><u>_</u></strong>__ Scaled scores ____ Percentiles_X___</p> <table style="width:100%;"> <colgroup> <col style="width: 50%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> </colgroup> <tbody> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Grade 4 Math</strong></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td> </td> <td><strong>2002 - 2003</strong></td> <td><strong>2001 - 2002</strong></td> <td><strong>2000 - 2001</strong></td> <td><strong>1999 - 2000</strong></td> <td><strong>1998 - 1999</strong></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Testing Month -- April</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>SCHOOL SCORES</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>99</td> <td>96</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>95</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>85</td> <td>74</td> <td>85</td> <td>79</td> <td>85</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>37</td> <td>48</td> <td>43</td> <td>39</td> <td>52</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of student tested</td> <td>68</td> <td>50</td> <td>54</td> <td>56</td> <td>61</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of total students tested</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Subgroup Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>1. African American</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>94</td> <td>86</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>65</td> <td>36</td> <td>73</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>24</td> <td>29</td> <td>18</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>2. White</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>98</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>94</td> <td>91</td> <td>91</td> <td>79</td> <td>93</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>42</td> <td>59</td> <td>48</td> <td>36</td> <td>54</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>District of Columbia Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>67</td> <td>68</td> <td>68</td> <td>73</td> <td>64</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>32</td> <td>31</td> <td>29</td> <td>32</td> <td>26</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>8</td> <td>8</td> <td>7</td> <td>8</td> <td>6</td> </tr> </tbody> </table></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td><p><strong><u>LAFAYETTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL</u></strong></p> <p><strong><u>SAT-9 DATA</u></strong></p> <p>Grade__5_____ Test__<u>Stanford Achievement Test--Math</u>_________</p> <p>Edition/publication year:_<u>9<sup>th</sup> Edition, Select/1996</u>_______ Publisher: <u>Harcourt</u>______________</p> <p>What groups were excluded from testing? Why, and how were they assessed? __<u>None</u>________</p> <p>_____________________________________________________________________________</p> <p>Scores are reported here as (check one): NCEs_<strong><u>_</u></strong>__ Scaled scores ____ Percentiles__X___</p> <table style="width:100%;"> <colgroup> <col style="width: 50%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> </colgroup> <tbody> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Grade 5 Math</strong></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td> </td> <td><strong>2002 - 2003</strong></td> <td><strong>2001 - 2002</strong></td> <td><strong>2000 - 2001</strong></td> <td><strong>1999 - 2000</strong></td> <td><strong>1998 - 1999</strong></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Testing Month -- April</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>SCHOOL SCORES</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>96</td> <td>96</td> <td>98</td> <td>98</td> <td>98</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>75</td> <td>87</td> <td>83</td> <td>87</td> <td>77</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>54</td> <td>34</td> <td>31</td> <td>40</td> <td>30</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of student tested</td> <td>48</td> <td>53</td> <td>58</td> <td>55</td> <td>56</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of total students tested</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Subgroup Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>1. African American</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>93</td> <td>85</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>43</td> <td>69</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>29</td> <td>23</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>2. White</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>91</td> <td>94</td> <td>90</td> <td>98</td> <td>80</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>66</td> <td>42</td> <td>35</td> <td>45</td> <td>36</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>District of Columbia Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>59</td> <td>56</td> <td>59</td> <td>62</td> <td>57</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>25</td> <td>23</td> <td>23</td> <td>24</td> <td>21</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>6</td> <td>6</td> <td>6</td> <td>5</td> <td>5</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p><strong><u>LAFAYETTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL</u></strong></p> <p><strong><u>SAT-9 DATA</u></strong></p> <p>Grade__6_____ Test__<u>Stanford Achievement Test--Math</u>_________</p> <p>Edition/publication year:_<u>9<sup>th</sup> Edition, Select/1996</u>_______ Publisher: <u>Harcourt</u>______________</p> <p>What groups were excluded from testing? Why, and how were they assessed? __<u>None</u>________</p> <p>_____________________________________________________________________________</p> <p>Scores are reported here as (check one): NCEs_<strong><u>_</u></strong>__ Scaled scores ____ Percentiles__X___</p> <table> <colgroup> <col style="width: 49%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 10%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> <col style="width: 9%" /> </colgroup> <tbody> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Grade 6 Math</strong></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td> </td> <td><strong>2002 - 2003</strong></td> <td><strong>2001 - 2002</strong></td> <td><strong>2000 - 2001</strong></td> <td><strong>1999 - 2000</strong></td> <td><strong>1998 - 1999</strong></td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Testing Month -- April</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>SCHOOL SCORES</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>98</td> <td>96</td> <td>100</td> <td>98</td> <td>98</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>86</td> <td>75</td> <td>90</td> <td>80</td> <td>79</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>35</td> <td>36</td> <td>50</td> <td>28</td> <td>40</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of student tested</td> <td>51</td> <td>56</td> <td>58</td> <td>54</td> <td>58</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of total students tested</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>Number of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Percent of students excluded</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> <td>0</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>Subgroup Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>1. African American</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>92</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>75</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>17</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> <td>n.a.</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>2. White</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>90</td> <td>84</td> <td>93</td> <td>88</td> <td>91</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>47</td> <td>41</td> <td>59</td> <td>33</td> <td>48</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td><strong>District of Columbia Scores</strong></td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>Total -- Percent of students…</td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> <td> </td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above Below Basic</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> <td>100</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Basic</td> <td>57</td> <td>57</td> <td>60</td> <td>69</td> <td>69</td> </tr> <tr class="odd"> <td>At or above proficient</td> <td>23</td> <td>22</td> <td>23</td> <td>29</td> <td>20</td> </tr> <tr class="even"> <td>At or above Advanced</td> <td>6</td> <td>5</td> <td>6</td> <td>7</td> <td>5</td> </tr> </tbody> </table></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> </tbody> </table>	en
markdown	125070	# Presentation: 125070 ## R&D In Navy Phased Array Radar Dr. Michael A. Pollock - Office of Naval Research, ONR 312 - Surface and Aerospace Surveillance - National Symposium on Multi-function Phased Array - Current State of Military Investments in Phased Array Radar - October 11, 2007 ## Navy Phased Array RadarHighlights - Navy is conducting research and development (R&D) on phased arrays across a broad range frequency bands including S-band. - The primary application of S-band is volume surveillance from surface combatants. - Mission requirements, platform constraints and environmental challenges have motivated research solutions for high sensitivity, wide dynamic range and flexible time energy management. - The S&T strategy includes pushing hardware and software Open Architecture into the radar, not just the combat system. ## Surface Combatant Missions Volume Search Air Control *Missile Track / Mid - Course* *Communications* *Electronic Protection* *Horizon* *Search* *Target* *Track* *Target* *Illumination* *Track* *While Scan* *Surface* *Search* *Periscope* *Detection* Volume Functions Horizon Functions *Volume Search* *Aircraft Control* Ship Self-defense _Solid State SPY (S-Band)_ _High Power Discriminator (X-Band)_ _*MFR_ Horizon Search* *Missile Illumination* High Power Discrimination Long-Range Search Volume Surveillance - High power, S-Band Advanced Radar (SBAR) - High power, multi-function radar (X-band) ## Navy Radar Roadmap Studies Fire Control Radars TBMD / Area AAW Air Search Radars Air Traffic Control Radars Current Fleet Radars - CAS / STIR - MK-95 - SPQ-9 - SPG-60 - SPG-62 - SPY-1 A - MK-23 TAS - SPS-40 - SPS-49 - SPS-48C - SPS-48E - SPS-52 - SPN-43 - SPN-41 - SPN-46 - SPY-1 B - SPY-1 D SPY-1B,D(V) Area TBMD Radar Upgrades Near-Term (2000-2005) NTW Radar Upgrades Mid-Term (2005-2012) - TAMD Radar Suite (Solid State S-Band, HPD-X) Far-Term (2012+) SPS-49A SPS-48E VSR - VSR SPQ-9B MFR - MFR Studies point out the need for next generation radars to neck down for life cycle cost savings, and to modernize so that US forces will not face 2020 threat with 1960s technology ## Navy Phased Array Evolution Navy Phased Array Evolution Analog Beamformer Analog Beam Former T/R T/R T/R T/R LNA Rec. A/D Rec. A/D Waveform Controls & Clocks Passive Array Active Element Digital Array AEGIS AN/SPY-1 (Currently Deployed) VSR (Current Acquisition) _Future Radar_ - Digital Beam Forming - Multi-beam operation - Flexible time energy management - Power Aperture Gain Improvement - Large high power aperture Digital Beam Former T DDS R A/D T DDS R A/D T DDS R A/D High Power Amplifier Waveform Generator Waveform Generator ## Open Architecture Breakout Open Architecture Breakout AS (Future) DREXS (DAR) DBFS (CARP) HMIS (CARP) NAV DSPS (CARP) CS RCPS (CARP) Radar Controls & Status Radar Operation Administrative Commands and Status Processed Data Beam Data Element Data Processed Data Source Clock & Local Oscillator Received Echo Signals Transmit Waveforms *Digital Beamformer* *Subsystem* *(DBFS)* *Antenna* *Subsystem* *(AS)* *Digital Receiver/* *Exciter Subsystem* *(DREXS)* *Digital Signal * *Processor Subsystem * *(DSPS)* *Human-Machine* *Interface Subsystem* *(HMIS)* *Navigation* *System* *(NAV)* *Combat* *System* *(CS)* *Radar Control Processor* *Subsystem (RCPS)* NAV Data - Specified hardware & software subsystem interfaces enable multiple vendor, rapid tech refresh and program re-use Process Synchronous Radar Data over Asynchronous COTS Networks ## DREX OA Developments S-Band VHF through S-Band C-Band X-Band - Down Select - Affordability / Miniaturize - Three S-Band DREXs - Wideband DREX - C-Band DREX - X-Band DREX Multiple Digital Receiver Exciters One Common Interface - Fiscal Year 03 04 05 06 07 - OA Digital Beam Forming - _Build :__ __ 1__ __ __ 2__ __ __ 3__ __ __ 4__ __ __ 5 Chg _ - Channels/Board: 4 4 4 4 12 3x - Boards: 1 2 6 18 9 - Channels: 2 4 22 56 108 50x - Beams: 1 2 4 16 16 16x - Cost/Channel: $10K $10K $5K $5K $2.3K 25% - Size/Channel: 1U 1U 0.25U 0.25U 0.1U 10% - Ongoing Improvements to Size, Cost, and Capability All interfaces are Ethernet ## Open Back End Processing - 10GB - Network - Switch - Blade - Processing - Resource - Scheduler ## Open Architecture DSP - Switch - 1 Gig-E - DDM Interface Server - Gig-E - Gig-E - bc635 Time Card - 1 Gig-E To DDM’s, Dual-Bonded 1 Gig-E To Each Server - GUI Display Server - Radar Control Server - Gig-E - Gig-E - Display - Gig-E - Gig-E - bc635 Time Card - DSP Interface Server - Gig-E - Gig-E - bc635 Time Card Open Architecture DSP - Force 10 Switch - Doppler / Detection 1 - Gig-E - Gig-E - Doppler / Detection 2 - Doppler / Detection N - Gig-E - Gig-E - Gig-E - Gig-E - PC 1 - Gig-E - Gig-E - PC 2 - PC M - Gig-E - Gig-E - Gig-E - Gig-E - DSP Scheduler Board - 10 Gig-E - 10 Gig-E - 10 Gig-E - 10 Gig-E ## Navy PAR and MPARSynergy/Differences - NPAR and MPAR have in common elements of: - T/R Electronics - Digital Receiver Exciter - Signal Processing and Controls - Digital Beam Forming - NPAR and MPAR have different: - Installations restrictions - Performance requirements - Mission requirements - Procurement quantities - A well defined OA would allow greater opportunity for re-use across the government programs. - It must support the cost and requirements sensitivities of all customers – not clear this is possible. - It should result in cost savings. ## Navy Phased Array RadarSummary - The primary application of S-band radar technology is volume surveillance. - The Navy is supporting on-going S-band technology base and affordability development. - There are differing mission requirements, platform constraints, environmental challenges, and cost constraints between NPAR and MPAR. - The Navy S&T strategy includes pushing hardware and software Open Architecture into the radar, not just the combat system.	en
markdown	899037	# Presentation: 899037 ## Multi-Model Ensembling:A Comparison of MethodsLisa GoddardInternational Research Institute for Climate ResearchThe Earth Institute of Columbia UniversityPalisades, New York, USA - 24 March 2005 Notes: This work is more an illustration and comparison of techniques than a quantitative examination of real-time forecast skill. A manuscript distilling the methods, ideas and results shown here is in preparation. ## Outline - Illustration of different methodologies for multi-model ensembling (MME) - 1) Equal weighting (“pooling”) of raw ensembles - 2) Equal weighting of recalibrated ensembles - 3) Performance-based weighting of raw ensembles - 4) Combination of (2) & (3) - Sensitivity of performance-based MME on number of models - Sensitivity of performance-based MME on length of training period ## Data - AGCMs: Simulations for 1950-1997 - * CCM3 (NCAR) - * ECHAM4.5 (MPI) - * NSIPP1 (NASA-GSFC) - Observations: - 2m Air Temperature and Precipitationfrom CRU-UEA Notes: The model data is taken from 3 atmospheric GCMs. The CCM3.6 (Hack et al., 1998; Hurrell et al., 1998; Kiehl et al., 1998) and the ECHAM4.5 (Roeckner et al., 1996) AGCMs are configured at T42 horizontal resolution, with 18 vertical levels. The NSIPP1 AGCM (Bacmeister et al., 2000) is a grid point model with a horizontal resolution of 2x2.5 degrees and 34 levels in the vertical. The NSIPP1 model data was linearly interpolated to the T42 grid for purposes of combining the models. The observations for temperature and precipitation, against which the model combinations are validated, are from the Climate Research Unit of the University of East Anglia (New et al., 1999; New et al., 2000). The data are provided at 0.5x0.5 degree resolution, and were upscaled to T42 for use in the validation. Note, all AGCM predictions(/simulations) are cast as probabilistic 3-category forecasts for 3-monthly seasonal values of mean temperature and total rainfall, where the prior probability of any 1 category is 1/3. Because seasonal forecasts are probabilistic, they will be assessed as such. The goal is to produce reliable forecasts with good resolution, where the forecast probabilities mean what they say. Bacmeister, J., P.J. Pegion, S.D. Schubert, and M.J. Suarez, 2002: Atlas of Seasonal Means Simulated by the NSIPP 1 Atmospheric GCM. NASA/TM-2000-104505, Vol. 17, 190pp. Hack, J.J., J.T. Kiehl, and J.W. Hurrell, 1998:The hydologic and thermodynamic characteristics of the NCAR CCM3. J. Climate, 11, 1179-1206. Hurrell, J.W., J.J. Hack, B.A. Boville, D.L. Williamson, and J.T. Kiehl, 1998: The dynamical simulation of the NCAR Community Climate Model version 3 (CCM3). J. Climate, 11, 1207-1236. Kiehl, J.T., J.J. Hack, G.B. Bonan, B.A. Boville, D.L. Williamson, and P.J. Rasch, 1998: The National Center for Atmospheric Research Community Climate Model, J. Climate, 11, 1131-1149. New, M., M. Hulme, and P.D. Jones, 1999: Representing twentieth-century space-time climate variability. Part I: Development of a 1961-90 mean monthly terrestrial climatology. J. Climate, 12, 829-856. New, M., M. Hulme, and P.D. Jones, 2000: Representing twentieth-century space-time climate variability. Part II: Development of a 1901-96 monthly grid of terrestrial surface climate. J. Climate, 13, 2217-2238. Roeckner, E., K. Arpe, L. Bengtsson, S. Brinkop, L. Dumenil, M. Esch, E. Kirk, F. Lunkeit, M. Ponater, B. Rockel, R. Sausen, U. Schlese, S. Schubert, and M. Windelband, 1996: Simulation of the present-day climate with the ECHA< model: Impact of model physics and resolution. Report No. 93, Max-Planck-Institut fur Meteorologie, Hamburg, Germany, 171pp ## Benefit of Combining Models - Ranked Probability Skill Score (RPSS) for 2m TemperatureJan-Feb-Mar 1950-1995 Notes: The Ranked Probability Skill Score (RPSS) is one probabilistic measure of skill. It measures the squared error between the cumulative forecast and observed probabilities, then weights that score against a reference forecast of climatology. Score 1 = always forecasting observed category with 100% probability 0 = always (or effectively) forecasting climatological probabilities <0 = worse than climatology This figure shows that (as for other measures) each model has regions where it does better/worse than the other models. By simply combining them all into 1 super-ensemble, deficiencies seen in individual models are reduced. However, by taking into account which models work where (and perhaps under what conditions) can we improve over the straightforward pooling of models?  How much and in what ways can more sophisticated multi-model combinations improve over the baseline of pooling? ## Combining: - (1) POOLED MM ENSEMBLE - Each model weighted equally - (2) BAYESIAN MM ENSEMBLE - Optimal weights determined for AGCMs relative to climatology by maximizing likelihood measure. Refining: - (1) RAW MODEL PROBABILITIES - Tercile thresholds determined by model history - (2) CORRECTED PROBABILITIES - Using ensemble mean, conditional probabilities - are determined from past model performance Notes: Two approaches are considered here for treating the model probability distributions and also for combining the probability distributions from the individual models. In each case, there is a more simple and less simple approach. The more simple approach for the model probabilities is to take them straight from the AGCMs, assuming that the model is generating an appropriate PDF. The more simple approach for the combination is to weight each model equally. These are the baseline methods that we hope to improve upon. The less simple methods are described next. ## Contingency Table Refinement _Refining:_ \| \| BELOW- NORMAL \| NEAR- NORMAL \| ABOVE- NORMAL \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| BELOW- NORMAL \| ηBB \| ηBN \| ηBA \| \| NEAR- NORMAL \| ηNB \| ηNN \| ηNA \| \| ABOVE- NORMAL \| ηAB \| ηAN \| ηAA \| - MODEL - OBSERVATIONS Based on modelhistory ... Notes: Using history of model ensemble means, tabulate conditional frequencies. For example, when the model’s ensemble mean indicated “below-normal”, how frequently was it below-normal, near-normal, and above-normal, and similarly for each category. This is done for each variable, seasonally. A perfect deterministic forecast system would result in a purely diagonal matrix of 1s; no skill would yield values of approximately 1/3 in every box. Then, given the current seasonal forecast [at that location], where the ensemble mean indicates below-normal, the probabilities are taken from that row. ## Bayesian Model Combination - Climo Fcst“Prior” - GCM Fcst“Evidence” t=1 2 3 4 ... - Combine “prior” and “evidence” to produce weighted “posterior” forecast probabilities, by maximizing the likelihood. ... ... _Combining:_ Notes: The Bayesian approach to multi-model combination of AGCMs (Rajagopalan et al., 2002) determines the relative weights, pointwise, of climatology and each AGCM that will maximize the likelihood score over time. The climatology forecast has 33.3% probabilities for each category always. The AGCM probabilities change in each case. Initially a weighted combination of the AGCMs and climatology is performed, and the likelihood score is calculated. The weights are then adjusted, and the above procedure is repeated, iteratively until the likelihood score has been maximized. Result is that if the models have little or no skill over a particular region, climatology receives more/all weight, and the resulting forecast for that location is closer to climatology. If one or more models frequently predict the observed category with confidence, then the model(s) receive more/all weight, and the forecast appears closer to the models’ probabilities. Rajagopalan, B., U. Lall, and S.E. Zebiak, 2002: Categorical climate forecasts through a regularization and optimal combination of multiple GCM ensembles. J. Climate, 15, 1792-1811. - Jan-Feb-Mar (1950-1995) Notes: So how do these approaches (more vs. less simple) compare? First an overall answer is provided by use of reliability diagrams. Figure caption: Reliability diagrams for global precipitation forecasts. Each graph plots the forecast probability versus the observed relative frequency for a given category (above-normal, upper row; below-normal, lower row). Different forecast methods are shown in the colored lines: individual AGCMs (blue lines); Pooled multi-model probabilities (black line); Bayesian multi-model probabilities (green line). In the left column, the probabilities from the models are used as is; in the right column, the probabilities are first refined through the contingency table approach. The inset graphs shows the frequency with which the range of forecast probabilities were assigned. In this case, either correcting the PDF before combination, or using the Bayesian approach with the uncorrected probabilities dramatically improve over the pooling of the raw AGCM probabilities (which is itself some improvement over the individual AGCMs). - Jan-Feb-Mar (1950-1995) Notes: Temperature is done better in that models than rainfall; however, there is still room for improvement. Again, improvement is seen in both the Bayesian combination and the corrected probabilities. The corrected probabilities are almost perfectly reliable across the range of probabilities issued, which indicates excellent resolution of the PDF. The one potential short-coming of the corrected probabilities is that the tails of the distribution are not represented, meaning that these forecasts will be more conservative than those from the Bayesian approach with the raw AGCM PDFs. Note that climatology would be an almost perfectly reliable forecast, but contains no information. Need to balance reliability with forecast sharpness (or difference from climatological probabilities). This figure is for global land in JFM; the results for the tropics are nearly identical in all cases. What about tropical rainfall in JAS – monsoon season – something more models do not do well overall. - Jul-Aug-Sep (1950-1995) Notes: See the same sort of result. Improvements leading to much more reliable forecasts from the Bayesian combination and from the corrected probabilities, over the pooling of the raw AGCM probabilities. Again, much more conservative forecasts from the corrected probabilities. ## Ranked Probability Skill Scores Temperature - Jan-Feb-Mar (1950-1995) Notes: How do these apparent improvements in overall reliability impact probabilistic skill locally? Figure caption: Maps of RPSS for temperature during the JFM season 1950-95. The maps on the left are from the pooled combination of the raw AGCM probabilities (top); the Bayesian combination of the raw AGCM probabilities (middle); and the pooled combination of the corrected AGCM probabilities (bottom). On the right, the more sophisticated multi-model approaches are contrasted with the baseline approach of pooling the raw probabilities. All 3 maps on left look similar, although one may notice stronger negative RPSS values over some areas on the raw-pooled map. In fact, if we look at the difference between the “new” and the “baseline” approach, one sees that most improvement is realized over the negative areas on the “baseline” map (but not always). ## Ranked Probability Skill Scores - _Ranked Probability Skill Scores_ Precipitation - Jul-Aug-Sep (1950-1995) Notes: As seen before, precipitation is not done as well as temperature; there are much fewer positive values on the maps. However, now more difference between the maps is visible. Not only are negative values neutralized, but even areas of positive skill on the “baseline” maps are improved, such as over western Africa, northern South America, and even Indonesia. ## Example: _Example_: - Probabilistic precipitation forecast Notes: So what would a forecast look like from these approaches? Figure caption: Probabilistic global precipitation forecast for JFM 1950. The probability for the dominant category is plotted. Color suggests the tendency of the dominant category: greater likelihood for above-normal rainfall in the green-blue colors, and greater likelihood for below-normal rainfall in the yellow-brown colors. Forecasts are from the pooled combination of the raw AGCM probabilities (top); the Bayesian combination of the raw AGCM probabilities (middle); and the pooled combination of the corrected AGCM probabilities (bottom). The raw-pooled version has very confident probabilities everywhere. The raw-Bayesian version shows similar pattern of probability shifts, but the confidence of the probabilities are weaker, particularly in the extra-tropics. The corrected-pooled version shows very conservative probabilities compared to the other 2 maps, although there are a few instances where it shows less conservative values than seen in the raw-Bayesian. Thus, there are similar patterns overall, but there is a very big difference in the forecast sharpness. ## Precipitation Forecast – Feb-Mar-Apr 1983 - Precipitation Forecast – Feb-Mar-Apr 1983 - Precipitation Forecast – Feb-Mar-Apr 1989 Notes: Figure caption: Similar to (last figure), but for South America during FMA 1983, influenced by an El Nino (top row), and during FMA 1989, influenced by a La Nina (bottom row). Same story as global forecast, but have a chance to look a bit more closely at the detail. ## Conclusions - AGCMs are over-confident in their probability distributions - Improved reliability of seasonal climate forecasts can be achieved by recalibrating the probability distributions -  Directly refining PDFs of AGCMs, OR -  Combining AGCM PDFs with climatological PDF ## Influence of Number of ModelsPrecipitation Notes: From Robertson et al, 2004 Mon Wea Rev. ## Influence of Number of Models2m Air Temperature Notes: From Robertson et al, 2004 Mon Wea Rev. ## IRI Operational Dynamical Forecast System(as of September 2004) - 30 - 12 - 30 - 12 - 10 - 24 - 10 - 24 - 10 FORECAST SST TROP. PACIFIC (multi-models, dynamical and statistical) TROP. ATL, INDIAN (statistical) EXTRATROPICAL (damped persistence) GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC MODELS ECPC(Scripps) ECHAM4.5(MPI) CCM3.x(NCAR) NCEP(MRF9) NSIPP(NASA) COLA2 GFDL - Forecast - SST - Ensembles - 3/6 Mo. lead - Persisted - SST - Ensembles - 3 Mo. lead POST PROCESSING MULTIMODEL ENSEMBLING PERSISTED GLOBAL SST ANOMALY OCEAN ATMOSPHERE - 30 - 10 ## Influence of Number of ModelsPrecipitation – AMJ 1950-98 ## Influence of Training Period Length ## Even if training period is ‘short’, performance-based weighting yields better, and more stable, skill over the US. Even if training period is ‘short’, performance-based weighting yields better, and more stable, skill over the US. ## References - Rajagopalan, B., U. Lall, and S.E. Zebiak, 2002: _Categorical climate forecasts through a regularization and optimal combination of multiple GCM ensembles_. Mon.Wea.Rev., 15, 1792-1811. - Robertson, A.W., U. Lall, S. E. Zebiak, and L. Goddard, 2004: _Improved combination of atmospheric GCM ensembles for seasonal prediction_. Mon. Wea. Rev., 132, 2732-2744. - Goddard, L., S.J. Mason, and A.W. Robertson, 2005. _Multi-model ensembling: Combining and refining_. CLIVAR Exchanges, Jan 2005, No 32. (http://www.clivar.org/publications/exchanges/ex32/pdf/Exchanges32%20.pdf)	en
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9920918435753&sx2c2/form=c,4.000 9920918435753&sx2c2/form=reset 9920918435753&sx2c2/vcsx2 9920918435753&sx2c2/ifdsx 9920918435753&sx2c2/tape=low 9920918435753&sx2c2/enable=g2,g4 9920918435753&sx2c2/repro=byp,4,20 9920918435831/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9920918440268:fastf=1m55s 9920918440268&fastf/ff 9920918440269&fastf/!+$ 9920918440269&fastf/et 9920918455818:!+5s 9920918460320:!209184754 9920918475401:tape 9920918475420/tape/off,08998,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920918475420:st=rev,135 9920918475442:!209184804 9920918480401:preob 9920918480402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920918480402/onsource/TRACKING 9920918480657/tpical/27036,25672,33698,14990,14386,12539,39278,30990,21243 9920918480695/tpical/24964,26582,34050,19904,23570,13933,11962 9920918480699:!209184814 9920918481401:tape 9920918481420/tape/off,08789,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920918481420:midob 9920918481421#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920918481422/onsource/TRACKING 9920918481983/wx/12.5,799.7,38.4 9920918482542/wx/12.5,799.7,38.3 9920918482548/cable/0.0187772 9920918482559/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15481,9124 9920918482571/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18754 9920918482582/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9390 9920918482593/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24952 9920918482639/tpi/17808,18767,23865,10633,10239,9376,29320,23042,15487 9920918482676/tpi/18774,19741,24973,16010,16995,9871,9125 9920918482679/tsys1/27.0,39.3,35.0,34.8,34.5,39.4,41.3,41.2,36.8 9920918482680/tsys2/116.0,115.4,111.7,101.5,100.6,97.1,110.7 9920918482694:!209185229 9920918482705#setcl#time/6116283,4,1999,209,18,48,26.98,-22.046,3.201,1 9920918482705#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920918522901:et 9920918522924:!+3s 9920918523226:tape 9920918523246/tape/off,05908,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920918523246:postob 9920918523247:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9920918523247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920918523248:check2c2 9920918523248&check2c2/check=,-tp,-hd 9920918523248&check2c2/enable= 9920918523248&check2c2/decode=a,crc,byte 9920918523248&check2c2/parity=,,ab,on,g2,g4 9920918523248&check2c2/fastf=15s 9920918523248&check2c2/!+6s 9920918523249&check2c2/! 9920918523249&check2c2/st=rev,120,off 9920918523249&check2c2/!+4s 9920918523249&check2c2/repro=raw,2,4 9920918523249&check2c2/parity 9920918523249&check2c2/repro=byp,0,0 9920918523249&check2c2/!+29.20s 9920918523249&check2c2/et 9920918523249&check2c2/!+3s 9920918523249&check2c2/check=,tp,hd 9920918531884/parity/16.,0.,16.,0.,0.,16.,16.,0.,33.,16.,82.,16.,16.,49. 9920918531884/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920918532663:sx2c2=2 9920918532717/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9920918533156:!209185544 9920918554401:tape 9920918554421/tape/off,05919,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920918554421:st=rev,135 9920918554444:!209185554 9920918555401:preob 9920918555402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920918555402/onsource/TRACKING 9920918555655/tpical/30920,30099,39073,17314,14931,12484,39968,31759,23510 9920918555694/tpical/26674,28291,36870,20844,24973,14634,12553 9920918555699:!209185604 9920918560401:tape 9920918560421/tape/off,05710,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920918560421:midob 9920918560422#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920918560423/onsource/TRACKING 9920918560989/wx/12.6,799.6,39.4 9920918561549/wx/12.6,799.6,39.5 9920918561555/cable/0.0187336 9920918561566/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17492,9753 9920918561578/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22827 9920918561590/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9181 9920918561602/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27873 9920918561649/tpi/21401,22616,28590,12632,10756,9084,28907,23308,17351 9920918561686/tpi/20536,21536,27873,16970,18402,10626,9752 9920918561689/tsys1/31.7,43.8,39.5,38.6,36.1,35.4,36.6,39.2,38.8 9920918561690/tsys2/128.8,127.9,126.0,112.2,109.5,106.2,121.4 9920918561695:!209185714 9920918561713#setcl#time/6163302,5,1999,209,18,56,17.06,-21.974,3.331,2 9920918561713#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920918571401:et 9920918571424:!+3s 9920918571726:tape 9920918571746/tape/off,04911,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920918571746:postob 9920918571746:source=1921-293,192142.3,-292026.3,1950.0,neutral 9920918571747#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920918571748:check2c2 9920918580384/parity/65.,98.,0.,16.,0.,0.,16.,16.,0.,16.,33.,0.,16.,33. 9920918580384/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920918581159:sx2c2=2 9920918581213/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-330.8,,-0.8, 9920918581650:!209190433 9920919043301:tape 9920919043321/tape/off,04924,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919043321:st=rev,135 9920919043347:!209190443 9920919044301:preob 9920919044302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919044302/onsource/TRACKING 9920919044560/tpical/35621,35070,44922,19937,16602,12479,38820,31232,26321 9920919044599/tpical/28826,30683,40234,22174,27135,15759,13476 9920919044602:!209190453 9920919045301:tape 9920919045319/tape/off,04715,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919045319:midob 9920919045320#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919045321/onsource/TRACKING 9920919045880/wx/12.7,799.6,38.6 9920919050440/wx/12.7,799.6,38.5 9920919050446/cable/0.0179335 9920919050457/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20929,10610 9920919050469/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28308 9920919050480/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10105 9920919050491/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31005 9920919050537/tpi/26580,28335,35365,15638,12911,10109,31443,25347,20946 9920919050574/tpi/22654,23870,30991,18170,20283,11622,10609 9920919050577/tsys1/41.8,61.2,53.7,52.4,49.4,57.1,59.9,61.4,54.3 9920919050578/tsys2/142.2,140.9,136.6,120.9,116.3,112.8,130.9 9920919050593:!209190603 9920919050604#setcl#time/6216207,5,1999,209,19,05,05.96,-22.081,3.478,0 9920919050604#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919060301:et 9920919060324:!+3s 9920919060626:tape 9920919060646/tape/off,03916,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919060646:postob 9920919060646:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,cw 9920919060647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919060648:check2c2 9920919065284/parity/0.,82.,0.,16.,0.,16.,16.,0.,33.,16.,82.,49.,114.,212. 9920919065284/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920919070060:sx2c2=2 9920919070114/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-330.8,,-0.8, 9920919070551:!209191057 9920919105701:tape 9920919105720/tape/off,03928,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919105720:st=rev,135 9920919105742:!209191107 9920919110700:preob 9920919110701#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919110701/onsource/TRACKING 9920919110956/tpical/28729,27677,36100,16347,15210,11935,33025,24591,22130 9920919110994/tpical/25594,27438,36032,20736,25427,14804,12398 9920919110998:!209191117 9920919111701:tape 9920919111720/tape/off,03719,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919111720:midob 9920919111721#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919111722/onsource/TRACKING 9920919112283/wx/12.7,799.7,40.2 9920919112843/wx/12.7,799.6,40.2 9920919112849/cable/0.0187406 9920919112860/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16332,9471 9920919112871/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20520 9920919112882/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9055 9920919112893/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26534 9920919112939/tpi/19386,20610,26092,11794,11012,9085,25046,18698,16402 9920919112976/tpi/19290,20461,26494,16656,18345,10533,9470 9920919112979/tsys1/29.2,42.2,37.7,37.0,36.8,42.2,43.6,44.7,39.3 9920919112980/tsys2/117.2,117.4,112.9,103.4,101.2,98.7,112.1 9920919112995:!209191519 9920919113007#setcl#time/6254619,4,1999,209,19,11,29.99,-22.026,3.585,1 9920919113007#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919151901:et 9920919151923:!+3s 9920919152225:tape 9920919152244/tape/off,00985,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919152244:postob 9920919152244:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9920919152245#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919152246:midtp 9920919152505/tpzero/849,341,414,308,507,899,1343,774,1124 9920919152543/tpzero/1346,593,395,6449,971,294,1548 9920919152552:sx2c1=3 9920919152694/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-275.7,,-0.7, 9920919153130:fastr=0m36s 9920919153208?ERROR ch -336 Enabled tracks do not check with requested tracks 9920919160780:!+5s 9920919161282:!209191732 9920919173201:tape 9920919173221/tape/off,00174,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919173221:st=for,135 9920919173244:!209191742 9920919174201:preob 9920919174202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919174202/onsource/TRACKING 9920919174460/tpical/27572,26477,34751,15757,14718,11479,31098,23043,21300 9920919174497/tpical/25060,26931,35337,20435,24995,14551,12221 9920919174499:!209191752 9920919175201:tape 9920919175221/tape/off,00384,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919175221:midob 9920919175222#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919175223/onsource/TRACKING 9920919175785/wx/12.8,799.5,38.9 9920919180345/wx/12.8,799.5,39.0 9920919180351/cable/0.0188049 9920919180362/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15453,9311 9920919180374/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19279 9920919180385/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8585 9920919180397/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25913 9920919180444/tpi/18061,19192,24325,11068,10392,8547,23025,17165,15382 9920919180481/tpi/18854,20006,25910,16372,17979,10290,9312 9920919180484/tsys1/26.6,38.0,33.7,33.7,33.6,38.3,39.5,41.0,35.4 9920919180485/tsys2/116.3,115.6,111.6,100.7,100.0,96.7,110.1 9920919180490:!209192059 9920919180504#setcl#time/6294126,7,1999,209,19,18,04.95,-22.086,3.695,0 9920919180504#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919205901:et 9920919205924:!+3s 9920919210226:tape 9920919210246/tape/off,02499,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919210246:postob 9920919210247:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,cw 9920919210247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919210248:check2c1 9920919214956?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920919214956/parity/0.,82.,0.,0.,0.,0.,261.,114.,33.,82.,65.,33.,180.,751. 9920919214957/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920919215663:sx2c1=3 9920919215717/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-274.9,,0.1, 9920919220155:!209192428 9920919242801:tape 9920919242821/tape/off,02487,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919242821:st=for,135 9920919242844:!209192438 9920919243801:preob 9920919243801#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919243802/onsource/TRACKING 9920919244054/tpical/30938,30225,39077,17725,16341,12836,35209,26113,23925 9920919244093/tpical/26184,27908,37009,20921,25834,15036,12605 9920919244098:!209192448 9920919244800:tape 9920919244818/tape/off,02695,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919244818:midob 9920919244819#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919244820/onsource/TRACKING 9920919245379/wx/12.8,799.5,38.5 9920919245938/wx/12.8,799.5,38.4 9920919245944/cable/0.0181884 9920919245955/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19249,10098 9920919245967/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24838 9920919245978/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10479 9920919245989/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29162 9920919250036/tpi/23238,24838,31250,14073,12766,10533,29273,21764,19383 9920919250073/tpi/21140,22241,29308,17450,19609,11279,10131 9920919250076/tsys1/42.7,66.8,57.9,55.4,50.4,61.5,69.2,70.9,59.1 9920919250077/tsys2/161.8,157.5,154.8,130.7,123.5,120.6,143.1 9920919250092:!209192753 9920919250104#setcl#time/6335738,4,1999,209,19,25,00.97,-22.046,3.810,1 9920919250104#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919275301:et 9920919275324:!+3s 9920919275626:tape 9920919275646/tape/off,04789,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919275646:postob 9920919275647:source=2255-282,225522.5,-281425.6,1950.0,neutral 9920919275647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919275648:check2c1 9920919284358?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920919284359/parity/0.,16.,0.,0.,16.,0.,163.,33.,82.,82.,212.,131.,212.,963. 9920919284359/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920919285063:sx2c1=3 9920919285117/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-274.9,,0.1, 9920919285555:!209193127 9920919312701:tape 9920919312721/tape/off,04776,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919312721:st=for,135 9920919312744:!209193137 9920919313701:preob 9920919313702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919313702/onsource/TRACKING 9920919313960/tpical/33757,33276,42356,18709,16244,13619,42103,33546,25658 9920919313999/tpical/27362,29135,38793,21292,25993,15016,12981 9920919314004:!209193147 9920919314701:tape 9920919314719/tape/off,04985,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919314719:midob 9920919314720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919314721/onsource/TRACKING 9920919315280/wx/12.8,799.6,38.5 9920919315839/wx/12.8,799.5,38.4 9920919315845/cable/0.0186887 9920919315856/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20067,10146 9920919315868/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26304 9920919315879/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10874 9920919315890/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29546 9920919315936/tpi/24534,26304,32547,14383,12482,10882,33713,26636,20072 9920919315973/tpi/21254,22418,29581,17410,19296,10967,10149 9920919315976/tsys1/37.8,54.7,48.2,47.8,46.8,53.6,56.7,55.0,49.9 9920919315977/tsys2/134.4,134.0,130.7,116.4,112.8,108.7,125.2 9920919315992:!209193336 9920919320003#setcl#time/6377648,4,1999,209,19,31,59.96,-22.065,3.927,1 9920919320003#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919333601:et 9920919333624:!+3s 9920919333926:tape 9920919333946/tape/off,06223,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919333946:postob 9920919333947:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9920919333947#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919333948:sx2c1=3 9920919334008/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-274.9,,0.1, 9920919334445:!209193514 9920919351401:tape 9920919351421/tape/off,06223,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919351421:st=for,135 9920919351444:!209193524 9920919352401:preob 9920919352402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919352402/onsource/TRACKING 9920919352660/tpical/27809,26833,34800,15546,13944,11370,34276,27144,21305 9920919352699/tpical/24602,26425,35097,20037,24195,13931,12024 9920919352702:!209193534 9920919353401:tape 9920919353421/tape/off,06432,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919353421:midob 9920919353422#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919353423/onsource/TRACKING 9920919353985/wx/12.8,799.6,39.4 9920919354545/wx/12.8,799.6,39.5 9920919354551/cable/0.0185373 9920919354562/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19130,9179 9920919354573/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24153 9920919354584/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10449 9920919354595/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25744 9920919354641/tpi/22484,24171,30522,13716,12394,10452,31788,25607,19161 9920919354678/tpi/18510,19655,25758,16082,17418,9859,9177 9920919354681/tsys1/59.7,131.6,103.5,107.7,112.7,153.0,179.9,237.5,123.7 9920919354682/tsys2/116.2,116.1,112.0,100.4,100.1,96.9,110.5 9920919354687:!209193644 9920919354704#setcl#time/6400354,4,1999,209,19,35,46.97,-22.017,3.990,1 9920919354704#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919364401:et 9920919364424:!+3s 9920919364726:tape 9920919364746/tape/off,07232,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919364746:postob 9920919364747:source=0048-097,004810.0,-094524.2,1950.0,neutral 9920919364747#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919364748:check2c1 9920919373381/parity/0.,33.,65.,0.,0.,16.,98.,49.,65.,49.,147.,0.,229.,310. 9920919373381/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920919374158:sx2c1=3 9920919374212/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-275.7,,-0.7, 9920919374649:!209194006 9920919400601:tape 9920919400620/tape/off,07219,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919400620:st=for,135 9920919400643:!209194016 9920919401344?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919401601:preob 9920919401602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919401602/onsource/TRACKING 9920919401857/tpical/38268,37807,48520,19696,19607,16790,52399,41993,30166 9920919401895/tpical/26198,27867,37213,20644,25069,14489,12541 9920919401899:!209194026 9920919402600:tape 9920919402619/tape/off,07428,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919402619:midob 9920919402620#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919402621/onsource/TRACKING 9920919403180/wx/12.8,799.6,39.8 9920919403740/wx/12.8,799.6,39.8 9920919403746/cable/0.0185467 9920919403757/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22868,9692 9920919403768/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29015 9920919403779/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13019 9920919403790/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27942 9920919403836/tpi/26936,29015,36102,14728,14528,13034,40752,32518,22881 9920919403873/tpi/20094,21165,27909,16737,18308,10418,9694 9920919403876/tsys1/33.8,47.9,42.2,42.7,40.6,47.5,49.7,49.2,43.9 9920919403877/tsys2/126.7,126.6,122.0,108.6,105.8,102.6,118.0 9920919403893:!209194226 9920919403904#setcl#time/6429562,4,1999,209,19,40,38.97,-22.050,4.071,1 9920919403904#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919404146?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919410454?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919412754?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919415054?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919421354?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919422601:et 9920919422623:!+3s 9920919422925:tape 9920919422944/tape/off,08790,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919422944:postob 9920919422944:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,ccw 9920919422945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919422946:midtp 9920919423205/tpzero/857,380,425,309,524,913,1330,776,1140 9920919423244/tpzero/1338,593,412,6459,990,290,1560 9920919423253:check2c1 9920919423611?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919431950/parity/0.,49.,33.,0.,0.,0.,147.,33.,16.,33.,49.,0.,131.,343. 9920919431950/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920919432372?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919432660:sx2c2=4 9920919432765/pass/4,,auto,-275.0,,-274.1,,0.9, 9920919432903/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920919433100/vc04/nak,ack 9920919433213:fastf=0m9s 9920919434163:!+5s 9920919434665:!209194607 9920919435909;valarm 9920919435945/vc04/nak,ack 9920919440664?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919442964?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919445265?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919451565?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919453866?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919460167?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919460701:tape 9920919460721/tape/off,08982,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919460721:st=rev,135 9920919460744:!209194617 9920919461700:preob 9920919461700#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919461701/onsource/TRACKING 9920919461956/tpical/36905,36891,46858,19122,19602,17063,53255,42250,29774 9920919461993/tpical/28234,30142,40402,21858,27239,15778,13458 9920919461995:!209194627 9920919462438?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919462701:tape 9920919462719/tape/off,08773,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919462719:midob 9920919462720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919462721/onsource/TRACKING 9920919463280/wx/12.7,799.6,41.2 9920919463840/wx/12.7,799.6,41.3 9920919463846/cable/0.0173606 9920919463857/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23385,10577 9920919463868/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29387 9920919463879/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13631 9920919463891/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30965 9920919463938/tpi/27282,29394,36535,14862,15077,13630,42733,33540,23413 9920919463975/tpi/22122,23346,31006,17905,20357,11594,10577 9920919463978/tsys1/40.4,56.9,51.4,50.2,47.3,54.5,57.8,55.3,51.5 9920919463980/tsys2/140.2,138.1,134.3,119.4,116.1,111.4,129.1 9920919463984:!209194737 9920919463998#setcl#time/6465664,6,1999,209,19,46,39.89,-22.095,4.171,0 9920919463998#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919464738?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919471038?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919473339?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919473701:et 9920919473724:!+3s 9920919474026:tape 9920919474046/tape/off,07974,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919474046:postob 9920919474046:source=1908-201,190812.5,-201155.2,1950.0,neutral 9920919474047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919474048:check2c2 9920919475810?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919482748/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,33.,0.,33.,0.,0.,82.,33.,65.,82. 9920919482748/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920919483193?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919483455:sx2c2=4 9920919483510/pass/4,,auto,-275.0,,-274.1,,0.9, 9920919483645/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920919483842/vc04/nak,ack 9920919483954:!209195038 9920919491485?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919493785?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919500086?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919500301;valarm 9920919500347/vc04/nak,ack 9920919502386?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919503801:tape 9920919503821/tape/off,07986,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919503821:st=rev,135 9920919503844:!209195048 9920919504801:preob 9920919504801#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919504802/onsource/TRACKING 9920919505056/tpical/33167,32888,41701,16624,15938,13446,41663,33284,25280 9920919505095/tpical/27732,29477,39514,21527,26544,15294,13194 9920919505099:!209195058 9920919505126?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919505801:tape 9920919505821/tape/off,07777,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919505821:midob 9920919505822#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919505823/onsource/TRACKING 9920919510382/wx/12.6,799.6,41.2 9920919510942/wx/12.6,799.6,41.2 9920919510948/cable/0.0178710 9920919510959/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19998,10381 9920919510971/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26697 9920919510982/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10430 9920919510994/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30333 9920919511041/tpi/24773,26781,32966,13274,12305,10464,32338,25857,20069 9920919511078/tpi/21720,22852,30288,17692,19861,11220,10388 9920919511081/tsys1/41.9,63.5,54.8,56.9,47.7,47.1,48.9,49.6,53.4 9920919511082/tsys2/139.8,138.6,133.5,120.8,116.5,110.6,129.7 9920919511087:!209195208 9920919511104#setcl#time/6492775,5,1999,209,19,51,10.95,-21.986,4.246,2 9920919511104#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919511447?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919513747?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919520049?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919520800:et 9920919520823:!+3s 9920919521125:tape 9920919521145/tape/off,06978,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919521145:postob 9920919521145:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9920919521146#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919521147:sx2c2=4 9920919521197/pass/4,,auto,-275.0,,-274.9,,0.1, 9920919521332/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920919521529/vc04/nak,ack 9920919521640:!209195256 9920919524369?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919525601:tape 9920919525621/tape/off,06978,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919525621:st=rev,135 9920919525644:!209195306 9920919530601:preob 9920919530602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919530602/onsource/TRACKING 9920919530860/tpical/33456,33232,42199,17059,16541,12578,34397,26373,25166 9920919530897/tpical/28208,30004,40330,21955,27241,15722,13413 9920919530899:!209195316 9920919531102?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919531601:tape 9920919531621/tape/off,06769,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919531621:midob 9920919531622#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919531623/onsource/TRACKING 9920919532182/wx/12.6,799.6,40.4 9920919532741/wx/12.6,799.5,40.4 9920919532747/cable/0.0182868 9920919532758/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19627,10506 9920919532770/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26307 9920919532782/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9989 9920919532794/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30754 9920919532841/tpi/24439,26326,32502,13154,12596,10000,27320,20748,19624 9920919532878/tpi/22002,23133,30781,17936,20257,11511,10506 9920919532881/tsys1/38.4,55.2,48.6,48.4,45.0,51.8,54.0,52.2,49.0 9920919532882/tsys2/137.3,135.3,131.2,117.8,113.8,109.9,126.9 9920919532896:!209195426 9920919532914#setcl#time/6506592,4,1999,209,19,53,29.08,-22.013,4.285,2 9920919532914#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919533403?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919535705?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919542005?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919542601:et 9920919542624:!+3s 9920919542926:tape 9920919542946/tape/off,05970,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919542946:postob 9920919542946:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9920919542947#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919542948:sx2c2=4 9920919543002/pass/4,,auto,-275.0,,-274.1,,0.9, 9920919543137/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920919543334/vc04/nak,ack 9920919543446:!209195459 9920919545901:tape 9920919545921/tape/off,05970,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919545921:st=rev,135 9920919545944:!209195509 9920919550288?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919550901:preob 9920919550902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919550903/onsource/TRACKING 9920919551160/tpical/29673,28947,37200,15066,15072,11518,30844,23301,22381 9920919551200/tpical/26546,28302,37844,21116,25951,14967,12761 9920919551203:!209195519 9920919551901:tape 9920919551919/tape/off,05761,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919551920:midob 9920919551920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919551921/onsource/TRACKING 9920919552480/wx/12.6,799.6,40.8 9920919553040/wx/12.6,799.6,40.8 9920919553046/cable/0.0183896 9920919553057/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16789,9848 9920919553069/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21896 9920919553080/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8860 9920919553091/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28338 9920919553138/tpi/20492,21858,27215,11082,11039,8841,23639,17935,16775 9920919553175/tpi/20302,21400,28340,17080,18922,10758,9845 9920919553178/tsys1/31.4,44.5,39.4,39.7,38.3,43.5,45.5,47.0,41.0 9920919553179/tsys2/125.3,124.3,121.2,108.5,105.2,102.6,117.2 9920919553193:!209195629 9920919553204#setcl#time/6518885,4,1999,209,19,55,31.98,-22.005,4.319,2 9920919553204#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919553443?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919555743?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919562044?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919562901:et 9920919562924:!+3s 9920919563226:tape 9920919563246/tape/off,04962,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919563246:postob 9920919563246:source=0119+115,011903.1,113409.2,1950.0,neutral 9920919563247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920919563248:check2c2 9920919564310?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919571877/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,33.,0.,98.,49.,65.,33. 9920919571877/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920919572102?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919572656:sx2c2=4 9920919572710/pass/4,,auto,-275.0,,-275.7,,-0.7, 9920919572845/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920919573042/vc04/nak,ack 9920919573154:!209195858 9920919580394?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919582695?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919584995?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919585801:tape 9920919585821/tape/off,04974,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920919585821:st=rev,135 9920919585844:!209195908 9920919590801:preob 9920919590802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919590803/onsource/TRACKING 9920919591057/tpical/27465,26731,34513,13775,13951,12254,37674,29705,21347 9920919591094/tpical/25264,26951,35702,20216,24222,14153,12202 9920919591096:!209195918 9920919591320?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919591800:tape 9920919591820/tape/off,04765,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920919591820:midob 9920919591821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920919591822/onsource/TRACKING 9920919592381/wx/12.6,799.5,40.0 9920919592941/wx/12.6,799.4,39.8 9920919592947/cable/0.0184882 9920919592958/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15876,9365 9920919592969/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19934 9920919592980/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9359 9920919592991/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26392 9920919593037/tpi/18737,19954,24884,10017,10161,9361,28694,22535,15872 9920919593074/tpi/19110,20191,26352,16320,17590,10121,9365 9920919593077/tsys1/30.1,42.5,37.3,38.0,37.4,42.9,44.8,44.6,39.6 9920919593078/tsys2/119.1,119.6,114.4,104.4,103.2,100.6,113.5 9920919593083:!209200235 9920919593100#setcl#time/6542785,7,1999,209,19,59,30.91,-22.055,4.385,1 9920919593100#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920919593622?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920919595922?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920002223?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920004522?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920010822?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920013122?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920015422?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920021721?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920023500:et 9920920023522:!+3s 9920920023824:tape 9920920023843/tape/off,02537,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920023843:postob 9920920023843:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 9920920023844#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920920023844:midtp 9920920024102/tpzero/854,366,427,348,534,921,1354,781,1143 9920920024140/tpzero/1366,594,434,6471,1036,342,1557 9920920024148:check2c2 9920920024372?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920032776/parity/0.,16.,0.,0.,16.,16.,49.,16.,0.,16.,65.,16.,82.,33. 9920920032776/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920920032851?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920033555:sx2c1=5 9920920033699/pass/5,,auto,-220.0,,-220.7,,-0.7, 9920920033833/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920920034029/vc04/nak,ack 9920920034139:fastr=1m46s 9920920041142?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920043441?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920045741?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920052041?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920052789:!+5s 9920920053291:!209201126 9920920054305?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920060605?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920062905?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920065205?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920071505?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920073805?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920080113?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920082413?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920084713?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920091013?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920093313?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920095613?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920101913?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920104227?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920110527?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920112601:tape 9920920112620/tape/off,00162,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920112620:st=for,135 9920920112642:!209201136 9920920112860?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920113601:preob 9920920113601#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920113602/onsource/TRACKING 9920920113857/tpical/36456,35180,45771,18493,20040,17198,53482,43023,29041 9920920113895/tpical/24986,26662,34991,20176,24165,14449,12085 9920920113899:!209201146 9920920114601:tape 9920920114619/tape/off,00371,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920920114619:midob 9920920114620#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920114621/onsource/TRACKING 9920920115180/wx/12.6,799.4,39.9 9920920115739/wx/12.6,799.3,39.9 9920920115745/cable/0.0175271 9920920115756/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14891,9189 9920920115767/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18201 9920920115778/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9192 9920920115789/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25517 9920920115835/tpi/17160,18201,22868,9248,9963,9200,27979,22016,14901 9920920115872/tpi/18748,19792,25535,16167,17322,10209,9189 9920920115875/tsys1/12.4,15.4,14.4,14.2,13.8,15.2,15.3,14.9,14.3 9920920115876/tsys2/114.9,115.2,109.5,99.7,98.1,96.0,108.7 9920920115890:!209201601 9920920115901#setcl#time/6617607,4,1999,209,20,11,58.94,-22.050,4.593,1 9920920115902#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920920120156?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920122455?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920124755?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920131054?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920133355?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920135654?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920141954?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920144254?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920150554?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920152854?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920155154?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920160101:et 9920920160123:!+3s 9920920160425:tape 9920920160444/tape/off,03251,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920160444:postob 9920920160444:source=0048-097,004810.0,-094524.2,1950.0,neutral 9920920160445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920920160446:check2c1 9920920161417?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920165076?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920920165076/parity/0.,33.,16.,16.,0.,16.,441.,49.,82.,33.,114.,33.,424.,653. 9920920165076/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920920165303?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920165855:sx2c1=5 9920920165909/pass/5,,auto,-220.0,,-220.7,,-0.7, 9920920170043/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920920170239/vc04/nak,ack 9920920170349:!209202419 9920920173594?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920175894?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920182194?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920184494?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920190794?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920193093?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920195394?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920201693?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920203994?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920210294?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920212594?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920214894?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920221194?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920223495?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920225794?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920232094?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920234394?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920240694?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920241901:tape 9920920241920/tape/off,03238,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920241920:st=for,135 9920920241942:!209202429 9920920242901:preob 9920920242901#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920242902/onsource/TRACKING 9920920243154/tpical/27737,26784,34799,13693,13612,11890,37310,29448,21018 9920920243192/tpical/26316,27914,36449,20666,24532,14708,12359 9920920243196:!209202439 9920920243397?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920243901:tape 9920920243920/tape/off,03448,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920920243920:midob 9920920243921#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920243922/onsource/TRACKING 9920920244485/wx/12.6,799.3,40.1 9920920245045/wx/12.6,799.4,40.0 9920920245051/cable/0.0183523 9920920245062/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15651,9486 9920920245074/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20115 9920920245085/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9069 9920920245096/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27186 9920920245142/tpi/19048,20088,25248,10038,9888,9072,28334,22274,15649 9920920245179/tpi/20066,21036,27176,16671,17859,10511,9486 9920920245182/tsys1/30.8,43.3,38.2,39.0,36.9,42.5,44.2,44.0,39.7 9920920245183/tsys2/123.4,122.6,118.9,105.3,104.0,99.9,113.8 9920920245188:!209202641 9920920245208#setcl#time/6694933,4,1999,209,20,24,52.01,-22.014,4.808,2 9920920245208#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920920245696?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920251997?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920254297?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920260597?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920262899?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920264100:et 9920920264123:!+3s 9920920264425:tape 9920920264445/tape/off,04832,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920264445:postob 9920920264446:source=2255-282,225522.5,-281425.6,1950.0,neutral 9920920264446#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920920264447:sx2c1=5 9920920264502/pass/5,,auto,-220.0,,-219.9,,0.1, 9920920264637/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920920264834/vc04/nak,ack 9920920264946:!209202807 9920920271222?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920273522?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920275822?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920280701:tape 9920920280721/tape/off,04832,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920280721:st=for,135 9920920280744:!209202817 9920920281701:preob 9920920281702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920281702/onsource/TRACKING 9920920281955/tpical/30588,29760,38426,15025,14268,11847,37456,29959,22593 9920920281992/tpical/27830,29497,38366,21462,25646,15364,12914 9920920281994:!209202827 9920920282207?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920282701:tape 9920920282719/tape/off,05040,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920920282719:midob 9920920282720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920282721/onsource/TRACKING 9920920283280/wx/79.9,799.4,79.9 9920920283839/wx/12.6,799.4,40.2 9920920283845/cable/0.0187683 9920920283856/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17359,10044 9920920283867/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23197 9920920283878/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9306 9920920283889/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29154 9920920283935/tpi/21888,23197,29037,11456,10714,9301,29323,23307,17370 9920920283972/tpi/21550,22568,29144,17459,18900,11178,10044 9920920283975/tsys1/35.5,51.1,44.8,45.8,42.1,48.4,50.6,49.8,45.7 9920920283976/tsys2/132.5,130.8,128.4,113.2,109.2,106.8,122.0 9920920283981:!209203007 9920920283995#setcl#time/6717725,4,1999,209,20,28,39.87,-22.023,4.871,2 9920920283995#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920920284508?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920290809?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920293109?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920295410?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920300701:et 9920920300724:!+3s 9920920301026:tape 9920920301046/tape/off,06177,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920301046:postob 9920920301047:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9920920301047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920920301048:sx2c1=5 9920920301102/pass/5,,auto,-220.0,,-220.7,,-0.7, 9920920301237/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920920301434/vc04/nak,ack 9920920301545:!209203141 9920920303832?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920310133?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920312433?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920314101:tape 9920920314121/tape/off,06177,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920314121:st=for,135 9920920314144:!209203151 9920920314706?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920315101:preob 9920920315102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920315102/onsource/TRACKING 9920920315356/tpical/26303,25053,32906,12948,12827,9773,29247,23301,19367 9920920315393/tpical/25480,27135,35336,20395,24255,14538,12110 9920920315395:!209203201 9920920320101:tape 9920920320119/tape/off,06386,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920920320119:midob 9920920320120#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920320121/onsource/TRACKING 9920920320680/wx/12.6,799.4,39.6 9920920321240/wx/12.6,799.4,39.6 9920920321246/cable/0.0189093 9920920321257/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14213,9225 9920920321269/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18431 9920920321280/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7424 9920920321291/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26001 9920920321337/tpi/17520,18545,23620,9396,9250,7450,22179,17666,14277 9920920321374/tpi/19182,20244,25991,16381,17485,10331,9226 9920920321377/tsys1/27.9,41.1,36.7,37.4,35.8,41.3,43.3,44.0,37.9 9920920321378/tsys2/116.7,117.6,112.8,101.8,100.2,97.9,109.7 9920920321393:!209203311 9920920321405#setcl#time/6739142,6,1999,209,20,32,13.97,-22.098,4.931,0 9920920321405#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920920321646?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920323946?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920330249?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920331100:et 9920920331123:!+3s 9920920331425:tape 9920920331445/tape/off,07185,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920331445:postob 9920920331445:source=1908-201,190812.5,-201155.2,1950.0,neutral 9920920331446#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920920331447:check2c1 9920920332513?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920340076?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920920340076?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920920340077/parity/0.,114.,49.,0.,0.,16.,359.,131.,229.,114.,163.,65.,735.,718. 9920920340077/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920920340303?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920340853:sx2c1=5 9920920340908/pass/5,,auto,-220.0,,-220.7,,-0.7, 9920920341043/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920920341241/vc04/nak,ack 9920920341352:!209203515 9920920344594?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920350893?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920351501:tape 9920920351520/tape/off,07174,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920351520:st=for,135 9920920351542:!209203525 9920920352501:preob 9920920352502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920352503/onsource/TRACKING 9920920352757/tpical/35968,35689,45811,17938,17133,12704,36911,29195,26445 9920920352795/tpical/29916,31679,41103,22651,27602,16614,13736 9920920352799:!209203535 9920920353164?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920353501:tape 9920920353520/tape/off,07383,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920920353520:midob 9920920353521#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920353522/onsource/TRACKING 9920920354084/wx/12.6,799.4,40.2 9920920354645/wx/12.6,799.4,40.3 9920920354653/cable/0.0187677 9920920354665/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22555,11135 9920920354678/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30929 9920920354691/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10973 9920920354702/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32957 9920920354749/tpi/29107,30899,38787,15242,14219,10957,31911,25103,22544 9920920354786/tpi/24370,25556,32957,18999,21336,12724,11137 9920920354789/tsys1/60.5,93.7,80.3,81.2,69.0,84.4,89.8,87.4,80.6 9920920354790/tsys2/171.1,168.1,164.7,141.5,133.6,131.3,152.0 9920920354795:!209203645 9920920354812#setcl#time/6760555,4,1999,209,20,35,48.06,-22.027,4.990,2 9920920354812#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920920355464?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920361764?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920364064?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920364501:et 9920920364523:!+3s 9920920364825:tape 9920920364844/tape/off,08182,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920364844:postob 9920920364844:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9920920364845#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920920364846:midtp 9920920365103/tpzero/828,323,436,355,526,935,1386,783,1072 9920920365141/tpzero/1382,597,416,6456,1000,350,1486 9920920365150:check2c1 9920920370315?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920373780/parity/16.,33.,16.,0.,0.,0.,98.,16.,82.,65.,147.,82.,$$$$$,555. 9920920373780/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9920920374006?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9920920374556:sx2c2=6 9920920374629/pass/6,,auto,-220.0,,-220.7,,-0.7, 9920920374764/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9920920374961/vc04/nak,ack 9920920375072:fastf=0m36s 9920920382295?ERROR ch -310 v4 shows the majority of possible error conditions 9920920382724:!+5s 9920920383226:!209204218 9920920384559?ERROR ch -310 v4 shows the majority of possible error conditions 9920920384800;vc01 9920920384815/vc01/130.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21486 9920920390859?ERROR ch -310 v4 shows the majority of possible error conditions 9920920393159?ERROR ch -310 v4 shows the majority of possible error conditions 9920920393789;vc04=230.99 9920920395147;valarm 9920920395183/vc04/nak,ack 9920920421800:tape 9920920421820/tape/off,08982,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920421820:st=rev,135 9920920421843:!209204228 9920920422801:preob 9920920422802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920422802/onsource/TRACKING 9920920423060/tpical/38192,37380,48826,22045,20518,16676,49675,37900,29927 9920920423099/tpical/28150,29819,38695,21898,26795,16310,13140 9920920423104:!209204238 9920920423801:tape 9920920423821/tape/off,08773,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920920423821:midob 9920920423822#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920423823/onsource/TRACKING 9920920424385/wx/79.9,799.4,79.9 9920920424945/wx/12.5,799.4,42.5 9920920424951/cable/0.0187484 9920920424962/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22880,10173 9920920424974/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28926 9920920424985/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13010 9920920424997/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29258 9920920425044/tpi/27290,28971,36831,16573,15365,13010,38825,29442,22869 9920920425081/tpi/21718,22727,29224,17716,19659,11801,10170 9920920425084/tsys1/35.7,50.1,44.6,43.6,42.3,48.4,50.7,49.8,45.4 9920920425085/tsys2/130.4,128.7,125.4,111.0,107.8,104.7,120.6 9920920425090:!209204348 9920920425108#setcl#time/6802859,7,1999,209,20,42,50.98,-22.084,5.108,0 9920920425108#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920920434801:et 9920920434824:!+3s 9920920435126:tape 9920920435146/tape/off,07974,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920435146:postob 9920920435147:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9920920435147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920920435148:check2c2 9920920443780?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920920443780?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920920443781/parity/49.,82.,49.,33.,0.,0.,16.,49.,49.,16.,98.,49.,$$$$$,16. 9920920443781/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9920920444559:sx2c2=6 9920920444613/pass/6,,auto,-220.0,,-220.7,,-0.7, 9920920445050:!209204614 9920920461401:tape 9920920461421/tape/off,07986,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920461421:st=rev,135 9920920461444:!209204624 9920920462401:preob 9920920462402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920462402/onsource/TRACKING 9920920462660/tpical/37869,37009,48435,21676,20100,15897,45810,34820,29210 9920920462699/tpical/28122,29724,38557,21891,26744,16185,13123 9920920462702:!209204634 9920920463401:tape 9920920463421/tape/off,07777,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920920463421:midob 9920920463422#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920463423/onsource/TRACKING 9920920463985/wx/12.4,799.4,41.4 9920920464545/wx/12.4,799.4,41.3 9920920464551/cable/0.0178513 9920920464562/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23011,10207 9920920464573/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29826 9920920464584/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12629 9920920464595/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29315 9920920464642/tpi/28100,29900,37976,16965,15522,12673,36565,27648,23084 9920920464679/tpi/21838,22838,29281,17799,19669,11725,10207 9920920464682/tsys1/41.0,61.2,52.8,51.8,48.2,53.5,55.9,55.1,52.8 9920920464683/tsys2/134.2,133.2,128.3,114.3,108.8,105.2,123.3 9920920464688:!209204744 9920920464705#setcl#time/6826462,7,1999,209,20,46,46.96,-22.036,5.173,1 9920920464705#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920920474401:et 9920920474424:!+3s 9920920474726:tape 9920920474746/tape/off,06978,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920474746:postob 9920920474746:source=2234+282,223401.7,281323.0,1950.0,neutral 9920920474747#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920920474748:check2c2 9920920483384?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920920483384?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920920483385/parity/0.,33.,0.,16.,0.,33.,65.,16.,114.,0.,114.,82.,$$$$$,114. 9920920483385/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9920920484158:sx2c2=6 9920920484212/pass/6,,auto,-220.0,,-221.5,,-1.5, 9920920484650:!209205027 9920920502701:tape 9920920502720/tape/off,06989,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920502720:st=rev,135 9920920502742:!209205037 9920920503701:preob 9920920503702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920503702/onsource/TRACKING 9920920503957/tpical/31698,30208,40155,17795,16472,13151,40185,31754,24168 9920920503995/tpical/25202,26778,34266,20216,23961,14506,12006 9920920503999:!209205047 9920920504701:tape 9920920504720/tape/off,06780,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920920504720:midob 9920920504721#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920504722/onsource/TRACKING 9920920505284/wx/12.4,799.4,40.3 9920920505843/wx/12.4,799.4,40.2 9920920505849/cable/0.0180958 9920920505860/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17396,9100 9920920505871/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21857 9920920505882/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9771 9920920505893/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24942 9920920505940/tpi/20722,21856,28098,12529,11620,9766,29766,23553,17394 9920920505977/tpi/18854,19801,24948,16140,17094,10200,9099 9920920505980/tsys1/26.6,37.9,33.7,34.0,33.6,38.4,40.0,40.8,35.4 9920920505981/tsys2/113.5,113.5,108.6,98.0,96.7,94.3,108.0 9920920505998:!209205245 9920920510009#setcl#time/6851775,4,1999,209,20,51,00.03,-22.015,5.244,2 9920920510009#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920920524501:et 9920920524523:!+3s 9920920524825:tape 9920920524844/tape/off,05441,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920524844:postob 9920920524845:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9920920524845#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920920524846:check2c2 9920920533550?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920920533550?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920920533551/parity/82.,49.,33.,33.,0.,114.,33.,98.,114.,33.,49.,65.,6424.,196. 9920920533551/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9920920534259:sx2c2=6 9920920534312/pass/6,,auto,-220.0,,-220.7,,-0.7, 9920920534749:!209205511 9920920551101:tape 9920920551120/tape/off,05452,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920551120:st=rev,135 9920920551142:!209205521 9920920552100:preob 9920920552101#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920552102/onsource/TRACKING 9920920552356/tpical/33694,32384,42851,19189,17841,14036,40170,30478,25710 9920920552394/tpical/26108,27787,35595,20914,25167,15295,12379 9920920552398:!209205531 9920920553101:tape 9920920553120/tape/off,05243,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920920553120:midob 9920920553121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920920553122/onsource/TRACKING 9920920553686/wx/12.5,799.4,40.1 9920920554245/wx/12.5,799.4,40.1 9920920554251/cable/0.0190259 9920920554262/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18990,9453 9920920554274/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24070 9920920554285/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10707 9920920554296/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26317 9920920554342/tpi/22748,24074,30958,13881,12951,10704,30573,23050,19006 9920920554379/tpi/19716,20790,26332,16798,18189,10903,9454 9920920554382/tsys1/29.4,42.0,37.7,37.5,37.4,43.1,44.7,44.1,39.3 9920920554383/tsys2/118.3,119.0,115.4,103.6,101.6,99.1,112.3 9920920554398:!209205850 9920920554409#setcl#time/6880182,4,1999,209,20,55,44.03,-22.005,5.323,2 9920920554409#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920920585001:et 9920920585023:!+3s 9920920585325:tape 9920920585344/tape/off,02993,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920920585344:postob 9920920585344:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,cw 9920920585345#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920920585346:midtp 9920920585605/tpzero/827,296,424,355,507,944,1391,775,1064 9920920585643/tpzero/1388,594,404,6439,1007,348,1481 9920920585652:check2c2 9920920594354?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920920594354?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920920594355/parity/16.,49.,0.,0.,0.,16.,49.,0.,82.,65.,196.,49.,9976.,196. 9920920594355/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9920920595062:sx2c1=7 9920920595205/pass/7,,auto,-165.0,,-165.7,,-0.7, 9920920595640:fastr=2m6s 9920921020290:!+5s 9920921020792:!209210325 9920921032501:tape 9920921032521/tape/off,00169,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921032521:st=for,135 9920921032544:!209210335 9920921033501:preob 9920921033501#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921033502/onsource/TRACKING 9920921033755/tpical/39722,38946,50950,23058,21162,17024,51117,39431,30971 9920921033794/tpical/28990,30614,39464,22301,27273,16717,13410 9920921033799:!209210345 9920921034501:tape 9920921034519/tape/off,00378,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920921034519:midob 9920921034520#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921034521/onsource/TRACKING 9920921035079/wx/12.6,799.5,38.8 9920921035639/wx/12.6,799.5,39.3 9920921035645/cable/0.0191055 9920921035656/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,24422,10452 9920921035668/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31158 9920921035679/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13679 9920921035690/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30080 9920921035737/tpi/29412,31218,39776,17926,16358,13687,41250,31755,24445 9920921035774/tpi/22608,23547,30041,18153,20177,12220,10452 9920921035777/tsys1/40.8,58.8,51.8,50.3,48.5,56.1,59.4,59.3,52.7 9920921035778/tsys2/137.1,133.9,129.7,116.5,111.4,108.9,125.1 9920921035793:!209210800 9920921035804#setcl#time/6929590,4,1999,209,21,03,57.98,-22.023,5.460,2 9920921035804#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920921080001:et 9920921080024:!+3s 9920921080326:tape 9920921080346/tape/off,03258,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921080346:postob 9920921080346:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,cw 9920921080347#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920921080348:check2c1 9920921085057?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920921085057?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920921085057?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920921085057?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920921085057?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920921085058/parity/0.,16.,33.,0.,65.,0.,833.,376.,278.,114.,669.,98.,$$$$$,1045. 9920921085058/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,57,0 9920921085763:sx2c1=7 9920921085820/pass/7,,auto,-165.0,,-165.7,,-0.7, 9920921090257:!209211121 9920921112101:tape 9920921112120/tape/off,03245,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921112120:st=for,135 9920921112142:!209211131 9920921113101:preob 9920921113102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921113102/onsource/TRACKING 9920921113357/tpical/42925,42365,55346,25060,23105,18879,58155,44801,33952 9920921113395/tpical/30062,31672,40710,22868,28284,17289,13835 9920921113399:!209211141 9920921114101:tape 9920921114120/tape/off,03454,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920921114120:midob 9920921114121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921114122/onsource/TRACKING 9920921114686/wx/12.6,799.6,38.9 9920921115247/wx/12.6,799.5,38.9 9920921115255/cable/0.0192124 9920921115268/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,27256,10876 9920921115281/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34443 9920921115292/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15432 9920921115303/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31368 9920921115350/tpi/32550,34514,44042,19886,18213,15425,47631,36614,27247 9920921115387/tpi/23644,24588,31368,18728,21157,12788,10876 9920921115390/tsys1/44.9,64.1,56.7,55.5,53.2,61.6,64.6,64.3,57.4 9920921115392/tsys2/143.0,139.7,136.7,122.4,116.6,114.0,130.9 9920921115396:!209211251 9920921115411#setcl#time/6977208,6,1999,209,21,11,54.04,-22.017,5.592,2 9920921115411#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920921125101:et 9920921125123:!+3s 9920921125425:tape 9920921125443/tape/off,04253,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921125443:postob 9920921125443:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,cw 9920921125444#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920921125445:check2c1 9920921134076?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920921134076?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920921134077/parity/0.,147.,49.,33.,33.,49.,637.,310.,131.,294.,327.,131.,735.,588. 9920921134077/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920921134854:sx2c1=7 9920921134907/pass/7,,auto,-165.0,,-166.5,,-1.5, 9920921135344:!209211629 9920921162901:tape 9920921162920/tape/off,04242,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921162920:st=for,135 9920921162942:!209211639 9920921163901:preob 9920921163902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921163902/onsource/TRACKING 9920921164157/tpical/33462,32094,42680,19363,18488,15035,45027,34566,26342 9920921164195/tpical/26512,28073,35960,21166,25628,15576,12526 9920921164199:!209211649 9920921164900:tape 9920921164919/tape/off,04451,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920921164919:midob 9920921164920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921164921/onsource/TRACKING 9920921165485/wx/79.9,799.7,79.9 9920921170046/wx/12.6,799.6,38.5 9920921170054/cable/0.0188710 9920921170067/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19341,9570 9920921170079/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23828 9920921170090/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11295 9920921170102/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26571 9920921170148/tpi/22633,23825,30729,13962,13266,11312,34068,26123,19352 9920921170185/tpi/20114,21023,26571,16994,18525,11149,9571 9920921170188/tsys1/29.6,41.8,37.3,37.0,35.9,40.9,43.8,44.1,38.5 9920921170189/tsys2/120.7,119.5,114.9,104.3,101.7,100.6,112.9 9920921170194:!209212051 9920921170208#setcl#time/7008014,6,1999,209,21,17,02.01,-22.066,5.678,1 9920921170208#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920921205101:et 9920921205124:!+3s 9920921205426:tape 9920921205446/tape/off,07185,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921205446:postob 9920921205449:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9920921205450#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920921205451:midtp 9920921205713/tpzero/821,281,419,350,493,938,1398,778,1059 9920921205752/tpzero/1384,594,398,6426,996,346,1478 9920921205760:check2c1 9920921214458?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920921214458?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920921214459/parity/0.,82.,49.,16.,33.,33.,539.,408.,245.,163.,359.,114.,702.,1012. 9920921214459/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920921215169:sx2c2=8 9920921215275/pass/8,,auto,-165.0,,-164.0,,1.0, 9920921215712:fastf=1m21s 9920921231863:!+5s 9920921232365:!209212707 9920921270701:tape 9920921270721/tape/off,08997,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921270721:st=rev,135 9920921270744:!209212717 9920921271701:preob 9920921271702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921271702/onsource/TRACKING 9920921271960/tpical/31604,30057,40183,18257,17554,14158,42599,32770,24748 9920921271999/tpical/25616,27283,34646,20517,24812,15270,12243 9920921272004:!209212727 9920921272701:tape 9920921272719/tape/off,08789,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920921272719:midob 9920921272720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921272721/onsource/TRACKING 9920921273280/wx/12.7,799.6,36.5 9920921273840/wx/12.7,799.6,36.5 9920921273846/cable/0.0190851 9920921273857/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17613,9269 9920921273869/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21482 9920921273880/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10405 9920921273891/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25239 9920921273937/tpi/20389,21480,27822,12660,12237,10402,31149,24071,17610 9920921273974/tpi/19210,20184,25220,16351,17722,10747,9269 9920921273977/tsys1/25.6,36.3,32.6,32.3,32.5,37.0,38.2,39.4,34.1 9920921273978/tsys2/114.8,113.8,108.6,98.2,97.3,94.8,108.0 9920921273992:!209213142 9920921274003#setcl#time/7071825,5,1999,209,21,27,39.97,-22.012,5.855,2 9920921274003#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920921314201:et 9920921314223:!+3s 9920921314525:tape 9920921314544/tape/off,05908,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921314544:postob 9920921314544:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9920921314545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920921314545:check2c2 9920921323176/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,16.,33.,16.,98.,16.,147.,65.,114.,82. 9920921323176/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920921323955:sx2c2=8 9920921324008/pass/8,,auto,-165.0,,-164.0,,1.0, 9920921324444:!209214452 9920921445201:tape 9920921445220/tape/off,05919,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921445220:st=rev,135 9920921445242:!209214502 9920921450201:preob 9920921450202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921450202/onsource/TRACKING 9920921450457/tpical/33516,32308,43147,19640,18652,15133,46142,35584,26577 9920921450495/tpical/27090,28681,36471,21206,25940,15933,12703 9920921450499:!209214512 9920921451201:tape 9920921451220/tape/off,05710,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920921451220:midob 9920921451221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921451222/onsource/TRACKING 9920921451786/wx/12.6,799.5,36.6 9920921452347/wx/12.6,799.5,36.6 9920921452355/cable/0.0193349 9920921452368/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19801,9741 9920921452380/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24324 9920921452391/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11555 9920921452402/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27116 9920921452449/tpi/23111,24316,31446,14346,13549,11556,35236,27145,19796 9920921452485/tpi/20616,21566,27116,17064,18839,11428,9740 9920921452488/tsys1/31.5,44.2,39.0,38.9,37.6,43.6,45.6,45.9,40.6 9920921452489/tsys2/122.5,121.6,117.8,105.9,103.6,101.4,115.0 9920921452494:!209214622 9920921452510#setcl#time/7178358,4,1999,209,21,45,25.03,-22.007,6.151,2 9920921452510#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920921462201:et 9920921462223:!+3s 9920921462525:tape 9920921462544/tape/off,04911,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921462544:postob 9920921462544:source=2145+067,214536.1,064340.8,1950.0,neutral 9920921462545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920921462546:check2c2 9920921471248?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920921471248?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920921471249/parity/0.,0.,16.,16.,16.,33.,0.,16.,49.,0.,261.,33.,$$$$$,49. 9920921471249/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9920921471957:sx2c2=8 9920921472013/pass/8,,auto,-165.0,,-164.9,,0.1, 9920921472450:!209214935 9920921493501:tape 9920921493520/tape/off,04923,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921493520:st=rev,135 9920921493542:!209214945 9920921494501:preob 9920921494502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921494502/onsource/TRACKING 9920921494757/tpical/31850,30337,40536,18373,17004,13477,40737,31756,24563 9920921494796/tpical/25948,27520,34951,20538,24743,15099,12254 9920921494800:!209214955 9920921495501:tape 9920921495520/tape/off,04714,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920921495520:midob 9920921495521#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921495522/onsource/TRACKING 9920921500083/wx/79.9,799.6,79.9 9920921500642/wx/12.5,799.5,36.8 9920921500648/cable/0.0182744 9920921500659/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18303,9374 9920921500671/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22745 9920921500682/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10372 9920921500693/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25828 9920921500739/tpi/21629,22710,29411,13386,12423,10362,31344,24333,18304 9920921500776/tpi/19626,20639,25854,16562,17907,10787,9374 9920921500779/tsys1/29.9,43.2,38.3,38.4,38.3,44.5,46.9,46.6,40.5 9920921500780/tsys2/119.0,120.1,115.4,105.1,102.0,99.9,113.1 9920921500794:!209215105 9920921500805#setcl#time/7206662,4,1999,209,21,50,07.99,-22.037,6.229,2 9920921500805#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920921510501:et 9920921510523:!+3s 9920921510825:tape 9920921510844/tape/off,03915,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921510844:postob 9920921510844:source=2234+282,223401.7,281323.0,1950.0,neutral 9920921510845#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920921510846:sx2c2=8 9920921510899/pass/8,,auto,-165.0,,-164.0,,1.0, 9920921511336:!209215200 9920921520000:tape 9920921520019/tape/off,03915,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921520019:st=rev,135 9920921520041:!209215210 9920921521001:preob 9920921521002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921521002/onsource/TRACKING 9920921521257/tpical/31092,29448,39387,17872,16723,13249,40161,31240,23944 9920921521296/tpical/25440,26977,34136,20278,24306,14968,12092 9920921521299:!209215220 9920921522001:tape 9920921522020/tape/off,03706,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920921522020:midob 9920921522021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921522022/onsource/TRACKING 9920921522584/wx/12.5,799.5,36.9 9920921523145/wx/12.5,799.5,37.0 9920921523151/cable/0.0184424 9920921523162/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17152,9173 9920921523173/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21197 9920921523184/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9805 9920921523195/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24930 9920921523241/tpi/20154,21193,27498,12477,11722,9774,29598,23042,17134 9920921523278/tpi/19038,19981,24935,16196,17369,10536,9172 9920921523281/tsys1/26.0,37.2,33.5,33.0,33.0,37.4,39.2,39.9,34.7 9920921523282/tsys2/113.7,114.3,110.0,98.7,97.3,94.8,108.7 9920921523297:!209215531 9920921523308#setcl#time/7221168,4,1999,209,21,52,33.02,-22.011,6.270,2 9920921523308#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920921553101:et 9920921553123:!+3s 9920921553425:tape 9920921553444/tape/off,01546,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921553444:postob 9920921553444:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9920921553445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920921553446:check2c2 9920921562149?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920921562149?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 26. 9920921562149?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920921562150/parity/33.,16.,0.,16.,16.,65.,49.,65.,65.,0.,163.,16.,$$$$$,278. 9920921562150/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9920921562858:sx2c2=8 9920921562910/pass/8,,auto,-165.0,,-164.0,,1.0, 9920921563345:!209215805 9920921580501:tape 9920921580521/tape/off,01557,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921580521:st=rev,135 9920921580544:!209215815 9920921581501:preob 9920921581502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921581502/onsource/TRACKING 9920921581760/tpical/36887,35779,47489,21691,20366,17183,54773,43278,29588 9920921581797/tpical/28242,29735,38006,21657,26493,16402,13102 9920921581799:!209215825 9920921582501:tape 9920921582521/tape/off,01348,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920921582521:midob 9920921582522#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920921582523/onsource/TRACKING 9920921583084/wx/12.5,799.6,37.5 9920921583644/wx/12.5,799.6,37.4 9920921583650/cable/0.0000000 9920921583661/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22815,10188 9920921583673/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27989 9920921583684/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13543 9920921583696/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28802 9920921583743/tpi/26536,27947,35981,16450,15396,13551,43323,34063,22825 9920921583780/tpi/21912,22805,28786,17623,19566,11955,10186 9920921583783/tsys1/36.5,51.9,45.4,45.2,44.1,51.0,53.8,53.1,47.3 9920921583784/tsys2/133.7,132.2,127.0,114.5,110.6,107.7,123.2 9920921583789:!209215935 9920921583806#setcl#time/7257674,7,1999,209,21,58,37.98,-22.037,6.371,2 9920921583806#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920921593501:et 9920921593524:!+3s 9920921593826:tape 9920921593846/tape/off,00549,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920921593846:postob 9920921593846:source=0104-408,010427.6,-405021.4,1950.0,neutral 9920921593847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920921593848:midtp 9920921594107/tpzero/816,267,410,343,474,957,1411,778,1062 9920921594146/tpzero/1390,596,389,6415,980,344,1474 9920921594153:check2c2 9920922002850?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920922002851/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,33.,65.,0.,114.,0.,65.,65.,245.,229. 9920922002851/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9920922003561:sx2c1=9 9920922003730/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.0,,1.0, 9920922004168:fastr=0m17s 9920922005919:!+5s 9920922010421:!209220621 9920922062100:tape 9920922062120/tape/off,00178,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922062120:st=for,135 9920922062143:!209220631 9920922063101:preob 9920922063102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922063102/onsource/TRACKING 9920922063360/tpical/47801,47383,61861,27912,24802,20472,$$$$$,52232,37611 9920922063400/tpical/32194,33947,43177,23588,29579,18204,14628 9920922063405:!209220641 9920922064101:tape 9920922064121/tape/off,00387,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920922064121:midob 9920922064122#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922064123/onsource/TRACKING 9920922064685/wx/12.6,799.7,36.8 9920922065245/wx/12.6,799.7,36.7 9920922065251/cable/0.0193376 9920922065262/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,31185,11701 9920922065273/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,39974 9920922065284/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17209 9920922065295/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34085 9920922065342/tpi/37871,39963,51274,22969,20213,17209,55676,44035,31188 9920922065379/tpi/25964,26927,34087,19570,22595,13796,11704 9920922065382?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9920922065383/tsys1/54.9,78.6,70.6,67.3,63.2,73.2,$$$$$$$$,77.6,68.9 9920922065384/tsys2/162.7,154.7,152.9,135.0,127.6,125.9,144.3 9920922065388:!209220751 9920922065406#setcl#time/7307287,5,1999,209,22,06,53.99,-22.013,6.509,2 9920922065406#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920922070408;ifd 9920922070422/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,31223,11703 9920922071347;ifd=26,29 9920922075101:et 9920922075124:!+3s 9920922075426:tape 9920922075446/tape/off,01186,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922075446:postob 9920922075446:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9920922075447#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920922075448:check2c1 9920922084084?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920922084084?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920922084084?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920922084085/parity/16.,131.,49.,65.,16.,33.,441.,343.,212.,33.,555.,131.,$$$$$,980. 9920922084085/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9920922084859:sx2c1=9 9920922084913/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.8,,0.2, 9920922085350:!209221059 9920922105901:tape 9920922105921/tape/off,01175,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922105921:st=for,135 9920922105944:!209221109 9920922110901:preob 9920922110902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922110902/onsource/TRACKING 9920922111160/tpical/32766,31280,41815,18893,17403,13618,40995,31759,25139 9920922111199/tpical/26466,27856,35372,20787,25066,15256,12401 9920922111204:!209221119 9920922111901:tape 9920922111919/tape/off,01384,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920922111919:midob 9920922111920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922111921/onsource/TRACKING 9920922112480/wx/12.6,799.8,37.2 9920922113040/wx/12.6,799.8,37.1 9920922113046/cable/0.0185829 9920922113057/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18336,9483 9920922113068/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23037 9920922113079/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10218 9920922113090/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26118 9920922113136/tpi/21971,23037,29857,13516,12416,10202,30597,23562,18342 9920922113173/tpi/20084,20824,26177,16721,18178,10893,9484 9920922113176/tsys1/28.8,40.6,36.2,36.0,35.2,39.8,41.3,40.9,37.4 9920922113177/tsys2/120.8,118.6,115.7,104.5,103.0,99.7,113.2 9920922113190:!209221229 9920922113214#setcl#time/7335104,4,1999,209,22,11,32.09,-22.010,6.586,3 9920922113214#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920922122901:et 9920922122924:!+3s 9920922123226:tape 9920922123246/tape/off,02183,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922123246:postob 9920922123246:source=2128-123,212852.7,-122020.6,1950.0,neutral 9920922123247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920922123248:sx2c1=9 9920922123304/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.0,,1.0, 9920922123741:!209221329 9920922132901:tape 9920922132920/tape/off,02183,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922132920:st=for,135 9920922132943:!209221339 9920922133901:preob 9920922133902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922133902/onsource/TRACKING 9920922134160/tpical/36171,35050,46306,20851,18689,14642,44977,35329,27599 9920922134199/tpical/27956,29353,37616,21478,26062,15874,12944 9920922134202:!209221349 9920922134901:tape 9920922134919/tape/off,02392,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920922134919:midob 9920922134920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922134921/onsource/TRACKING 9920922135480/wx/12.6,799.8,36.6 9920922140040/wx/12.6,799.9,36.5 9920922140046/cable/0.0183342 9920922140057/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,21488,10032 9920922140069/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27616 9920922140080/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11665 9920922140091/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28406 9920922140137/tpi/26225,27617,35602,16046,14264,11669,35872,28161,21510 9920922140174/tpi/21582,22327,28388,17435,19151,11499,10034 9920922140177/tsys1/37.6,54.1,48.3,48.0,45.8,53.0,55.6,56.2,49.4 9920922140178/tsys2/130.6,127.6,125.1,112.4,108.4,105.2,121.3 9920922140193:!209221647 9920922140204#setcl#time/7350097,4,1999,209,22,14,01.98,-22.016,6.628,2 9920922140204#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920922164701:et 9920922164724:!+3s 9920922165026:tape 9920922165046/tape/off,04406,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922165046:postob 9920922165047:source=0119+041,011921.4,040643.9,1950.0,neutral 9920922165047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920922165048:sx2c1=9 9920922165107/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.0,,1.0, 9920922165546:!209221757 9920922175701:tape 9920922175720/tape/off,04406,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922175720:st=for,135 9920922175742:!209221807 9920922180701:preob 9920922180702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922180702/onsource/TRACKING 9920922180957/tpical/30692,28930,38946,17550,16132,13338,41641,33039,23644 9920922180995/tpical/25608,27015,34490,20256,24269,14754,12109 9920922180999:!209221817 9920922181701:tape 9920922181720/tape/off,04615,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920922181720:midob 9920922181721#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922181722/onsource/TRACKING 9920922182286/wx/12.6,799.9,36.5 9920922182850/wx/12.6,799.9,36.5 9920922182858/cable/0.0191425 9920922182871/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17154,9242 9920922182884/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21017 9920922182896/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10043 9920922182907/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25353 9920922182954/tpi/20133,21029,27435,12365,11500,10037,31141,24590,17153 9920922182991/tpi/19326,20113,25353,16285,17544,10546,9242 9920922182994/tsys1/26.9,38.6,34.5,34.1,35.0,40.4,41.6,41.4,36.4 9920922182995/tsys2/117.7,116.6,112.7,102.5,101.6,100.0,111.7 9920922183000:!209222007 9920922183014#setcl#time/7376914,4,1999,209,22,18,30.08,-22.022,6.702,2 9920922183014#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920922200701:et 9920922200723:!+3s 9920922201025:tape 9920922201043/tape/off,05864,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922201043:postob 9920922201043:source=0048-097,004810.0,-094524.2,1950.0,neutral 9920922201044#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920922201045:sx2c1=9 9920922201098/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.8,,0.2, 9920922201534:!209222103 9920922210301:tape 9920922210320/tape/off,05864,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922210320:st=for,135 9920922210342:!209222113 9920922211301:preob 9920922211302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922211303/onsource/TRACKING 9920922211557/tpical/32422,30814,41212,18576,16931,13919,43448,34319,24914 9920922211595/tpical/26144,27628,35204,20545,24646,14987,12280 9920922211599:!209222123 9920922212301:tape 9920922212320/tape/off,06073,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920922212321:midob 9920922212321#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922212322/onsource/TRACKING 9920922212886/wx/12.6,799.8,36.3 9920922213447/wx/12.6,799.9,36.3 9920922213453/cable/0.0192185 9920922213464/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18306,9388 9920922213476/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22841 9920922213487/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10533 9920922213498/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26102 9920922213545/tpi/21785,22835,29625,13356,12146,10525,32660,25860,18304 9920922213582/tpi/19748,20671,26072,16545,17843,10683,9390 9920922213585/tsys1/29.0,41.6,37.1,36.6,35.9,41.4,42.6,43.6,38.3 9920922213586/tsys2/118.4,119.0,116.0,104.4,102.2,99.1,113.0 9920922213600:!209222327 9920922213612#setcl#time/7395516,4,1999,209,22,21,36.06,-21.996,6.754,3 9920922213612#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920922232701:et 9920922232723:!+3s 9920922233025:tape 9920922233044/tape/off,07479,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922233044:postob 9920922233045:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,ccw 9920922233045#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920922233046:check2c1 9920922241680?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920922241680?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920922241681/parity/0.,49.,65.,49.,16.,0.,343.,196.,163.,114.,147.,49.,4816.,473. 9920922241681/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9920922242458:sx2c1=9 9920922242512/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.0,,1.0, 9920922242949:!209222844 9920922274172?ERROR ch -317 Total power integrator overflow on IF2 9920922284401:tape 9920922284420/tape/off,07466,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922284420:st=for,135 9920922284442:!209222854 9920922285401:preob 9920922285402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922285402/onsource/TRACKING 9920922285657/tpical/32634,31329,41755,19043,18153,15491,48960,38671,26087 9920922285695/tpical/26352,27839,35259,20694,25030,15360,12395 9920922285699:!209222904 9920922290401:tape 9920922290420/tape/off,07675,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920922290420:midob 9920922290421#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922290422/onsource/TRACKING 9920922290982/wx/12.5,799.9,39.0 9920922291542/wx/12.5,799.9,39.1 9920922291548/cable/0.0193379 9920922291559/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19215,9477 9920922291570/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23279 9920922291581/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11793 9920922291592/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26075 9920922291638/tpi/22195,23270,30144,13740,13039,11788,37015,28938,19216 9920922291675/tpi/19920,20858,26086,16656,18118,10939,9480 9920922291678/tsys1/30.1,42.0,37.6,37.1,36.1,43.0,43.8,42.5,38.8 9920922291679/tsys2/118.8,119.7,115.5,104.6,102.3,98.8,113.3 9920922291695:!209223014 9920922291707#setcl#time/7441623,4,1999,209,22,29,17.01,-22.005,6.882,3 9920922291707#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920922301401:et 9920922301423:!+3s 9920922301725:tape 9920922301744/tape/off,08474,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922301744:postob 9920922301744:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 9920922301745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920922301746:midtp 9920922302003/tpzero/813,264,404,338,473,1135,1409,782,1059 9920922302041/tpzero/1388,596,367,6413,982,343,1470 9920922302049:check2c1 9920922310753?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920922310753?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920922310754/parity/0.,49.,65.,0.,0.,33.,457.,245.,114.,49.,522.,65.,5396.,784. 9920922310754/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9920922311459:sx2c2=10 9920922311533/pass/10,,auto,-110.0,,-109.8,,0.2, 9920922311970:fastf=0m24s 9920922314418:!+5s 9920922314920:!209223320 9920922332001:tape 9920922332020/tape/off,09003,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922332020:st=rev,135 9920922332042:!209223330 9920922333001:preob 9920922333002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922333002/onsource/TRACKING 9920922333257/tpical/31342,29662,39848,18157,17623,14989,47240,37123,25003 9920922333295/tpical/25590,27032,34075,20264,24392,14966,12147 9920922333299:!209223340 9920922334001:tape 9920922334020/tape/off,08794,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920922334020:midob 9920922334021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922334022/onsource/TRACKING 9920922334582/wx/12.3,799.8,40.0 9920922335142/wx/12.3,799.8,40.1 9920922335148/cable/0.0185913 9920922335159/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17946,9209 9920922335170/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21402 9920922335181/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11110 9920922335192/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24802 9920922335238/tpi/20400,21405,27890,12708,12392,11092,34786,27407,17937 9920922335275/tpi/19136,19985,24798,16182,17392,10538,9208 9920922335278/tsys1/26.3,37.6,33.8,33.4,33.5,37.6,39.4,40.3,35.1 9920922335279/tsys2/113.4,113.5,108.6,98.7,96.7,95.0,108.6 9920922335295:!209223754 9920922335307#setcl#time/7469230,4,1999,209,22,33,53.00,-22.038,6.959,2 9920922335307#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920922375401:et 9920922375423:!+3s 9920922375725:tape 9920922375744/tape/off,05925,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922375744:postob 9920922375744:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,ccw 9920922375745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920922375746:check2c2 9920922384452?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920922384452?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920922384453/parity/16.,49.,0.,0.,16.,49.,98.,49.,114.,16.,245.,49.,$$$$$,245. 9920922384453/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9920922385158:sx2c2=10 9920922385212/pass/10,,auto,-110.0,,-109.8,,0.2, 9920922385648:!209224038 9920922403801:tape 9920922403820/tape/off,05938,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922403820:st=rev,135 9920922403842:!209224048 9920922404801:preob 9920922404802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922404802/onsource/TRACKING 9920922405056/tpical/31059,29358,39444,17970,17485,14865,47033,37130,24796 9920922405094/tpical/25526,27076,34165,20664,24405,15070,12150 9920922405098:!209224058 9920922405801:tape 9920922405820/tape/off,05729,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920922405820:midob 9920922405821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922405822/onsource/TRACKING 9920922410385/wx/12.0,799.9,39.4 9920922410945/wx/12.0,800.0,39.2 9920922410951/cable/0.0189676 9920922410962/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18122,9281 9920922410974/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21574 9920922410986/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11211 9920922410998/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25202 9920922411045/tpi/20409,21437,27928,12780,12448,11124,34971,27659,17994 9920922411082/tpi/19270,20265,25247,16608,17707,10732,9283 9920922411085/tsys1/27.0,39.3,35.1,35.2,34.9,39.3,40.9,41.7,36.6 9920922411086/tsys2/117.9,119.1,115.1,103.7,103.0,98.8,112.4 9920922411103:!209224400 9920922411114#setcl#time/7513049,4,1999,209,22,41,11.08,-22.032,7.080,2 9920922411114#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920922440001:et 9920922440022:!+3s 9920922440324:tape 9920922440342/tape/off,03670,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922440342:postob 9920922440342:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,ccw 9920922440343#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920922440344:sx2c2=10 9920922440404/pass/10,,auto,-110.0,,-110.6,,-0.6, 9920922440846:!209224520 9920922452001:tape 9920922452020/tape/off,03670,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922452020:st=rev,135 9920922452042:!209224530 9920922453001:preob 9920922453004#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922453004/onsource/TRACKING 9920922453257/tpical/35763,35014,45876,20791,19132,16623,53143,41991,28427 9920922453295/tpical/30586,32342,41073,23183,28063,17314,13975 9920922453300:!209224540 9920922454001:tape 9920922454020/tape/off,03461,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920922454020:midob 9920922454024#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922454025/onsource/TRACKING 9920922454584/wx/12.0,799.9,38.5 9920922455144/wx/12.0,799.8,38.6 9920922455150/cable/0.0191632 9920922455161/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23195,11095 9920922455172/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28878 9920922455183/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13806 9920922455194/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32070 9920922455240/tpi/27591,28890,37099,16749,15297,13821,44195,34569,23201 9920922455277/tpi/24360,25470,32049,19125,21235,12978,11096 9920922455280/tsys1/48.2,68.7,61.5,59.7,56.8,66.6,70.3,66.9,62.3 9920922455281/tsys2/152.2,149.3,144.8,129.2,122.3,120.2,137.9 9920922455374:!209224650 9920922455398#setcl#time/7541340,4,1999,209,22,45,53.92,-22.025,7.159,2 9920922455398#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920922465001:et 9920922465023:!+3s 9920922465325:tape 9920922465344/tape/off,02662,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922465344:postob 9920922465344:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9920922465345#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920922465346:check2c2 9920922473972?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920922473972/parity/33.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,82.,16.,131.,0.,65.,16.,$$$$$,114. 9920922473972/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9920922474755:sx2c2=10 9920922474810/pass/10,,auto,-110.0,,-109.8,,0.2, 9920922475248:!209224858 9920922485801:tape 9920922485821/tape/off,02674,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922485822:st=rev,135 9920922485845:!209224908 9920922490801:preob 9920922490802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922490803/onsource/TRACKING 9920922491060/tpical/26880,25653,34036,15384,14334,12460,38958,30219,21036 9920922491099/tpical/26836,28319,35947,21262,25203,15440,12526 9920922491102:!209224918 9920922491801:tape 9920922491821/tape/off,02465,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920922491821:midob 9920922491822#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920922491823/onsource/TRACKING 9920922492383/wx/12.0,799.8,38.6 9920922492943/wx/12.0,799.8,38.5 9920922492949/cable/0.0192730 9920922492960/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15690,9618 9920922492971/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19217 9920922492982/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9523 9920922492993/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26725 9920922493039/tpi/18481,19253,24714,11208,10426,9530,29697,23047,15690 9920922493076/tpi/20472,21382,26762,17110,18325,11069,9618 9920922493079/tsys1/30.9,43.6,38.3,38.3,37.4,42.1,44.9,45.6,40.2 9920922493080/tsys2/123.7,123.6,118.5,106.2,104.0,101.2,115.6 9920922493087:!209225041 9920922493102#setcl#time/7563050,4,1999,209,22,49,30.97,-22.007,7.219,3 9920922493102#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920922504101:et 9920922504124:!+3s 9920922504426:tape 9920922504446/tape/off,01519,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920922504446:postob 9920922504446:source=0048-097,004810.0,-094524.2,1950.0,neutral 9920922504447#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920922504448:midtp 9920922504707/tpzero/814,261,402,335,471,1094,1407,773,1055 9920922504746/tpzero/1392,595,367,6414,990,341,1472 9920922504752:check2c2 9920922513380?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920922513380?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920922513381/parity/16.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,16.,82.,212.,33.,163.,82.,4914.,98. 9920922513381/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9920922514159:sx2c1=11 9920922514329/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-54.8,,0.2, 9920922514767:fastr=1m0s 9920922524818:!+5s 9920922525320:!209230020 9920923002001:tape 9920923002020/tape/off,00180,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923002020:st=for,135 9920923002042:!209230030 9920923003001:preob 9920923003002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923003002/onsource/TRACKING 9920923003257/tpical/25541,24138,32152,14451,12970,10904,32798,25609,19316 9920923003295/tpical/26162,27720,35213,21024,24684,15061,12299 9920923003299:!209230040 9920923004001:tape 9920923004020/tape/off,00389,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923004020:midob 9920923004021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923004022/onsource/TRACKING 9920923004583/wx/11.9,800.0,37.3 9920923005143/wx/11.9,800.0,37.1 9920923005149/cable/0.0183591 9920923005160/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14274,9403 9920923005171/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17887 9920923005182/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8315 9920923005193/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26094 9920923005239/tpi/17232,17880,23120,10398,9336,8299,24813,19464,14270 9920923005276/tpi/19804,20783,26084,16897,17841,10724,9403 9920923005279/tsys1/29.0,41.4,37.0,36.5,35.9,40.7,43.1,44.7,38.5 9920923005280/tsys2/119.4,120.0,116.2,104.8,101.6,98.7,112.9 9920923005294:!209230244 9920923005305#setcl#time/7631270,4,1999,209,23,00,52.99,-22.028,7.409,2 9920923005305#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923024401:et 9920923024423:!+3s 9920923024725:tape 9920923024744/tape/off,01795,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923024744:postob 9920923024745:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9920923024745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923024746:check2c1 9920923033453?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923033453?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923033453?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923033453?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920923033455/parity/0.,82.,49.,65.,33.,33.,963.,278.,310.,261.,376.,49.,$$$$$,669. 9920923033455/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9920923034158:sx2c1=11 9920923034213/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-54.8,,0.2, 9920923034650:!209230457 9920923045700:tape 9920923045719/tape/off,01782,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923045719:st=for,135 9920923045741:!209230507 9920923050701:preob 9920923050702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923050702/onsource/TRACKING 9920923050957/tpical/26944,25561,34027,15323,13865,11101,31152,23558,20201 9920923050995/tpical/27042,28588,36326,21523,25489,15593,12616 9920923050999:!209230517 9920923051701:tape 9920923051720/tape/off,01991,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923051720:midob 9920923051721#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923051722/onsource/TRACKING 9920923052284/wx/12.2,800.0,36.4 9920923052844/wx/12.2,800.0,36.3 9920923052850/cable/0.0183220 9920923052861/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15169,9706 9920923052873/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19317 9920923052884/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8623 9920923052895/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27171 9920923052942/tpi/18598,19352,24901,11248,10164,8633,23955,18182,15170 9920923052979/tpi/20714,21629,27169,17351,18632,11204,9709 9920923052982/tsys1/31.3,45.2,39.5,39.4,38.5,44.9,46.1,47.6,41.2 9920923052983/tsys2/125.9,124.7,120.7,108.1,106.1,102.1,116.9 9920923053000:!209230627 9920923053012#setcl#time/7658983,4,1999,209,23,05,30.06,-21.993,7.486,3 9920923053012#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923062701:et 9920923062723:!+3s 9920923063025:tape 9920923063044/tape/off,02790,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923063044:postob 9920923063044:source=2128-123,212852.7,-122020.6,1950.0,neutral 9920923063045#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923063046:sx2c1=11 9920923063100/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-54.0,,1.0, 9920923063537:!209230706 9920923070601:tape 9920923070621/tape/off,02790,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923070621:st=for,135 9920923070644:!209230716 9920923071601:preob 9920923071602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923071603/onsource/TRACKING 9920923071860/tpical/30983,30031,39552,17662,15462,12277,35287,27148,23096 9920923071897/tpical/29146,30762,39140,22563,27031,16532,13407 9920923071899:!209230726 9920923072604:tape 9920923072621/tape/off,02999,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923072621:midob 9920923072622#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923072623/onsource/TRACKING 9920923073182/wx/12.2,800.0,35.9 9920923073741/wx/12.2,800.0,35.9 9920923073747/cable/0.0185086 9920923073758/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18125,10506 9920923073770/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23891 9920923073781/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9871 9920923073792/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30058 9920923073839/tpi/22806,23909,30571,13629,11801,9869,28170,21513,18122 9920923073876/tpi/22798,23819,30084,18439,20175,12155,10508 9920923073879/tsys1/39.5,56.8,49.4,48.5,45.5,53.6,55.3,54.1,50.4 9920923073880/tsys2/139.1,137.9,135.3,120.3,115.4,111.3,128.5 9920923073903:!209230902 9920923073915#setcl#time/7671890,4,1999,209,23,07,39.10,-21.984,7.522,4 9920923073915#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923090201:et 9920923090224:!+3s 9920923090526:tape 9920923090546/tape/off,04091,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923090546:postob 9920923090547:source=0104-408,010427.6,-405021.4,1950.0,neutral 9920923090547#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923090548:sx2c1=11 9920923090608/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-54.0,,1.0, 9920923091045:!209231000 9920923093333?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9920923100001:tape 9920923100021/tape/off,04091,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923100021:st=for,135 9920923100044:!209231010 9920923101000:preob 9920923101000#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923101001/onsource/TRACKING 9920923101256/tpical/$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,56888,49551,39896,$$$$$,65295,$$$$$ 9920923101295/tpical/56556,61910,$$$$$,37325,50530,31861,24997 9920923101300:!209231020 9920923102001:tape 9920923102019/tape/off,04299,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923102019:midob 9920923102020#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923102020/onsource/TRACKING 9920923102580/wx/12.3,800.0,36.5 9920923103140/wx/12.3,800.0,36.4 9920923103146/cable/0.0184036 9920923103157/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,65535,22067 9920923103169/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,65535 9920923103180/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,38810 9920923103191/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,65535 9920923103238/tpi/$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,54534,47589,38851,$$$$$,65295,$$$$$ 9920923103275/tpi/50708,55326,$$$$$,33461,43737,27641,22072 9920923103278?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9920923103278?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v2 overflowed or were less than zero. 9920923103278?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v3 overflowed or were less than zero. 9920923103278?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9920923103278?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v8 overflowed or were less than zero. 9920923103278?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9920923103281/tsys1/$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,338.5,353.0,531.1,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$ 9920923103281?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device vb overflowed or were less than zero. 9920923103282/tsys2/347.8,342.8,$$$$$$$$,288.7,259.5,266.8,290.4 9920923103296:!209231130 9920923103321#setcl#time/7689300,4,1999,209,23,10,33.15,-22.002,7.570,3 9920923103321#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923103376?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9920923105675?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9920923111975?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9920923113001:et 9920923113024:!+3s 9920923113326:tape 9920923113346/tape/off,05099,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923113346:postob 9920923113346:source=0119+041,011921.4,040643.9,1950.0,neutral 9920923113347#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923113348:check2c1 9920923114239?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9920923121980?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923121980?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923121980?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923121980?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920923121981/parity/16.,65.,0.,33.,0.,0.,653.,424.,457.,131.,457.,82.,3804.,1061. 9920923121981/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9920923122756:sx2c1=11 9920923122809/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-54.0,,1.0, 9920923123246:!209231551 9920923155101:tape 9920923155121/tape/off,05087,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923155121:st=for,135 9920923155144:!209231601 9920923160101:preob 9920923160102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923160102/onsource/TRACKING 9920923160358/tpical/24384,22871,30698,13754,12344,10445,31302,24591,18383 9920923160397/tpical/25506,27058,34332,20725,24256,14744,12074 9920923160399:!209231611 9920923161101:tape 9920923161121/tape/off,05296,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923161121:midob 9920923161122#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923161123/onsource/TRACKING 9920923161685/wx/12.4,800.0,34.1 9920923162245/wx/12.4,799.9,34.0 9920923162251/cable/0.0187040 9920923162262/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13372,9199 9920923162274/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16644 9920923162285/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7952 9920923162296/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25248 9920923162342/tpi/16030,16637,21595,9725,8765,7947,23354,18186,13374 9920923162379/tpi/19182,20088,25257,16594,17466,10480,9200 9920923162382/tsys1/26.8,38.6,34.2,34.3,34.1,40.3,40.6,40.0,36.2 9920923162383/tsys2/116.0,115.3,113.1,101.6,100.1,98.1,110.9 9920923162388:!209231800 9920923162407#setcl#time/7724396,4,1999,209,23,16,24.02,-22.004,7.668,3 9920923162407#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923180000:et 9920923180022:!+3s 9920923180324:tape 9920923180343/tape/off,06534,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923180343:postob 9920923180344:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,ccw 9920923180344#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923180345:check2c1 9920923185045?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923185045?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923185045?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923185045?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923185047/parity/0.,33.,98.,0.,16.,0.,1437.,343.,343.,114.,718.,65.,$$$$$,751. 9920923185047/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9920923185757:sx2c1=11 9920923185809/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-54.0,,1.0, 9920923190246:!209231956 9920923195600:tape 9920923195619/tape/off,06522,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923195619:st=for,135 9920923195641:!209232006 9920923200601:preob 9920923200602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923200602/onsource/TRACKING 9920923200857/tpical/25038,23760,31871,14296,13447,11875,36490,28419,19630 9920923200896/tpical/25806,27343,34601,20863,24481,14996,12193 9920923200899:!209232016 9920923201601:tape 9920923201620/tape/off,06731,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923201620:midob 9920923201621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923201622/onsource/TRACKING 9920923202184/wx/12.5,799.8,36.6 9920923202745/wx/12.5,799.9,36.3 9920923202751/cable/0.0185437 9920923202762/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14640,9331 9920923202773/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17751 9920923202784/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9159 9920923202795/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25616 9920923202841/tpi/17067,17763,22949,10384,9797,9160,27879,21766,14632 9920923202878/tpi/19556,20478,25632,16771,17725,10727,9332 9920923202881/tsys1/30.0,42.9,37.1,37.8,37.6,43.7,45.2,46.4,39.9 9920923202882/tsys2/119.9,119.4,116.2,104.4,102.2,100.3,113.3 9920923202897:!209232126 9920923202908#setcl#time/7748903,4,1999,209,23,20,29.02,-22.028,7.736,2 9920923202908#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923212601:et 9920923212623:!+3s 9920923212925:tape 9920923212944/tape/off,07530,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923212944:postob 9920923212944:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,ccw 9920923212945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923212946:midtp 9920923213203/tpzero/811,259,404,335,466,1132,1407,776,1062 9920923213241/tpzero/1390,596,366,6417,1010,342,1480 9920923213249:sx2c2=12 9920923213323/pass/12,,auto,-55.0,,-55.6,,-0.6, 9920923213759:fastf=1m5s 9920923224309:!+5s 9920923224811:!209232355 9920923235501:tape 9920923235520/tape/off,08994,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923235520:st=rev,135 9920923235542:!209232405 9920923240501:preob 9920923240502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923240502/onsource/TRACKING 9920923240757/tpical/26016,24774,33157,15041,14428,12752,39488,30476,20786 9920923240795/tpical/26368,27948,35390,21201,25173,15414,12428 9920923240799:!209232415 9920923241502:tape 9920923241521/tape/off,08785,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923241521:midob 9920923241522#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923241523/onsource/TRACKING 9920923242085/wx/12.5,799.8,38.0 9920923242645/wx/12.5,799.8,38.1 9920923242651/cable/0.0188765 9920923242662/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15438,9506 9920923242673/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18503 9920923242684/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9776 9920923242695/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26272 9920923242741/tpi/17801,18527,23968,10901,10438,9797,30003,23049,15438 9920923242778/tpi/20012,20958,26217,17047,18229,11004,9508 9920923242781/tsys1/30.4,43.0,37.7,37.5,36.7,43.1,44.3,44.1,39.5 9920923242782/tsys2/120.8,120.1,116.2,105.5,102.3,99.7,113.4 9920923242797:!209232818 9920923242808#setcl#time/7772809,4,1999,209,23,24,28.02,-22.025,7.802,2 9920923242808#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923281801:et 9920923281824:!+3s 9920923282126:tape 9920923282146/tape/off,06040,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923282146:postob 9920923282146:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,ccw 9920923282147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923282148:check2c2 9920923290786/parity/33.,16.,0.,0.,0.,16.,16.,49.,131.,16.,82.,16.,490.,212. 9920923290786/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920923291562:sx2c2=12 9920923291617/pass/12,,auto,-55.0,,-55.6,,-0.6, 9920923292055:!209233053 9920923305301:tape 9920923305321/tape/off,06051,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923305321:st=rev,135 9920923305344:!209233103 9920923310301:preob 9920923310302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923310302/onsource/TRACKING 9920923310560/tpical/27728,26406,35128,16008,15134,13341,41496,32269,21977 9920923310597/tpical/26620,28057,35713,21222,25074,15328,12441 9920923310599:!209233113 9920923311301:tape 9920923311321/tape/off,05842,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923311321:midob 9920923311322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923311323/onsource/TRACKING 9920923311885/wx/12.4,800.0,35.6 9920923312445/wx/12.4,800.0,35.4 9920923312451/cable/0.0192758 9920923312462/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16259,9541 9920923312474/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19710 9920923312485/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10149 9920923312497/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26484 9920923312544/tpi/18946,19686,25335,11544,10913,10158,31371,24329,16260 9920923312581/tpi/20262,21116,26513,17064,18184,10948,9542 9920923312584/tsys1/30.4,42.5,37.4,36.9,36.4,41.7,43.5,43.6,39.1 9920923312585/tsys2/122.4,121.9,117.2,105.6,102.8,99.9,114.7 9920923312590:!209233526 9920923312605#setcl#time/7814616,4,1999,209,23,31,25.99,-22.005,7.918,3 9920923312605#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923352601:et 9920923352624:!+3s 9920923352926:tape 9920923352946/tape/off,02984,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923352946:postob 9920923352947:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9920923352947#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923352948:check2c2 9920923361653/parity/82.,0.,0.,16.,0.,0.,16.,65.,114.,33.,245.,33.,376.,261. 9920923361653/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9920923362363:sx2c2=12 9920923362417/pass/12,,auto,-55.0,,-55.6,,-0.6, 9920923362855:!209233948 9920923394801:tape 9920923394820/tape/off,02995,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923394820:st=rev,135 9920923394842:!209233958 9920923395801:preob 9920923395802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923395802/onsource/TRACKING 9920923400057/tpical/26859,25512,34029,15324,14234,12304,38762,30215,20928 9920923400095/tpical/26200,27693,35093,21011,24753,15067,12294 9920923400099:!209234008 9920923400800:tape 9920923400819/tape/off,02786,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923400819:midob 9920923400820#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923400821/onsource/TRACKING 9920923401383/wx/12.7,799.9,33.3 9920923401942/wx/12.7,800.0,33.4 9920923401948/cable/0.0194599 9920923401959/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15451,9407 9920923401971/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18945 9920923401982/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9377 9920923401993/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25943 9920923402040/tpi/18164,18904,24410,11041,10256,9353,29262,22798,15448 9920923402077/tpi/19818,20730,25940,16886,17934,10760,9409 9920923402080/tsys1/29.3,41.5,36.7,36.7,36.2,41.0,43.1,43.6,38.6 9920923402081/tsys2/119.1,119.2,115.2,104.7,102.4,99.8,113.3 9920923402095:!209234209 9920923402107#setcl#time/7868132,4,1999,209,23,40,21.01,-22.016,8.067,3 9920923402107#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923420901:et 9920923420924:!+3s 9920923421226:tape 9920923421246/tape/off,01414,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923421246:postob 9920923421246:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,ccw 9920923421247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923421248:sx2c2=12 9920923421303/pass/12,,auto,-55.0,,-55.6,,-0.6, 9920923421741:!209234355 9920923430598;vread 9920923430601&vread/vc01 9920923430601&vread/vc02 9920923430601&vread/vc03 9920923430601&vread/vc04 9920923430601&vread/vc05 9920923430601&vread/vc06 9920923430601&vread/vc07 9920923430601&vread/vc08 9920923430601&vread/vc09 9920923430602&vread/vc10 9920923430602&vread/vc11 9920923430602&vread/vc12 9920923430602&vread/vc13 9920923430602&vread/vc14 9920923430616/vc01/130.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22489 9920923430630/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23529 9920923430644/vc03/170.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30116 9920923430658/vc04/230.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13465 9920923430672/vc05/340.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12218 9920923430686/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11243 9920923430697/vc07/470.99,2.000,u,0,0,rem,lock,35570 9920923430708/vc08/490.99,2.000,u,0,0,rem,lock,27907 9920923430719/vc09/197.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22552 9920923430730/vc10/202.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23411 9920923430741/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29479 9920923430752/vc12/247.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18268 9920923430763/vc13/272.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19991 9920923430774/vc14/282.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11893 9920923435501:tape 9920923435521/tape/off,01414,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923435521:st=rev,135 9920923435544:!209234405 9920923440501:preob 9920923440501#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923440502/onsource/TRACKING 9920923440757/tpical/31871,30776,40384,18148,16689,14622,46589,36623,24850 9920923440796/tpical/28694,30104,38642,22205,26454,16283,13243 9920923440798:!209234415 9920923441501:tape 9920923441521/tape/off,01205,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923441521:midob 9920923441522#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923441523/onsource/TRACKING 9920923442084/wx/12.8,799.9,36.0 9920923442644/wx/12.8,799.9,36.2 9920923442650/cable/0.0176202 9920923442661/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19354,10351 9920923442673/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24235 9920923442684/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11633 9920923442695/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29642 9920923442741/tpi/23189,24254,31006,13893,12700,11622,36973,28936,19350 9920923442778/tpi/22358,23183,29653,18088,19618,11962,10400 9920923442781/tsys1/37.9,54.1,48.0,46.8,45.1,51.4,54.4,53.9,48.9 9920923442782/tsys2/136.5,134.6,134.4,116.9,112.3,110.9,129.4 9920923442787:!209234525 9920923442804#setcl#time/7892836,4,1999,209,23,44,27.98,-22.037,8.135,2 9920923442804#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923452501:et 9920923452524:!+3s 9920923452826:tape 9920923452846/tape/off,00406,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923452846:postob 9920923452846:source=0454-234,045457.3,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 9920923452847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923452848:midtp 9920923453107/tpzero/813,261,401,337,467,1211,1409,780,1053 9920923453146/tpzero/1392,597,367,6414,1006,344,1473 9920923453154:check2c2 9920923461784?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923461784?ERROR qg -303 Track 28 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923461785/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,33.,114.,147.,33.,441.,98.,4792.,947. 9920923461785/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9920923462561:sx2c1=13 9920923462733/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,0.2,,0.2, 9920923463170:fastr=0m11s 9920923464322:!+5s 9920923464824:!209234908 9920923490801:tape 9920923490821/tape/off,00171,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923490821:st=for,135 9920923490844:!209234918 9920923491801:preob 9920923491802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923491802/onsource/TRACKING 9920923492060/tpical/32914,31949,41967,18716,16352,14194,44755,35082,25047 9920923492099/tpical/29134,30685,39047,22477,26695,16319,13357 9920923492104:!209234928 9920923492801:tape 9920923492821/tape/off,00380,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923492821:midob 9920923492822#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923492823/onsource/TRACKING 9920923493388/wx/12.9,799.9,35.4 9920923493948/wx/12.9,800.0,35.6 9920923493955/cable/0.0178683 9920923493966/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19634,10470 9920923493978/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25347 9920923493990/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11402 9920923494002/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29987 9920923494050/tpi/24289,25383,32489,14408,12490,11410,35648,27905,19633 9920923494086/tpi/22808,23759,29987,18339,19900,12004,10469 9920923494089/tsys1/40.0,56.2,49.8,48.0,45.8,53.9,55.3,55.6,50.4 9920923494090/tsys2/139.6,137.9,134.8,118.8,114.7,111.4,128.5 9920923494095:!209235055 9920923494109#setcl#time/7924148,7,1999,209,23,49,41.02,-22.037,8.222,2 9920923494109#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923505501:et 9920923505524:!+3s 9920923505826:tape 9920923505846/tape/off,01371,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923505846:postob 9920923505846:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9920923505847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923505847:check2c1 9920923514484?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923514484?ERROR qg -303 Track 15 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923514484?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923514484?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9920923514484?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9920923514486/parity/0.,65.,16.,49.,0.,33.,751.,669.,327.,229.,473.,82.,8114.,1388. 9920923514486/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9920923515258:sx2c1=13 9920923515312/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,0.2,,0.2, 9920923515750:!209235458 9920923545801:tape 9920923545820/tape/off,01359,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923545820:st=for,135 9920923545842:!209235508 9920923550800:preob 9920923550801#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923550801/onsource/TRACKING 9920923551056/tpical/30235,29059,38444,17205,15414,12198,33765,25355,22561 9920923551094/tpical/28236,29637,37909,22175,26447,16137,13059 9920923551098:!209235518 9920923551801:tape 9920923551820/tape/off,01568,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923551820:midob 9920923551821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923551822/onsource/TRACKING 9920923552386/wx/13.0,799.8,34.6 9920923552947/wx/13.0,799.8,34.5 9920923552955/cable/0.0178756 9920923552968/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17313,10145 9920923552981/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22588 9920923552992/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9646 9920923553003/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28732 9920923553050/tpi/21610,22550,28974,13005,11526,9649,26431,19727,17311 9920923553087/tpi/21900,22655,28732,17983,19461,11690,10145 9920923553090/tsys1/35.4,50.3,44.4,44.3,41.8,48.7,50.2,49.5,45.5 9920923553091/tsys2/133.5,130.3,127.5,113.8,108.9,105.2,122.7 9920923553096:!209235628 9920923553110#setcl#time/7959158,5,1999,209,23,55,31.04,-22.010,8.320,3 9920923553110#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9920923562801:et 9920923562823:!+3s 9920923563125:tape 9920923563144/tape/off,02367,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923563144:postob 9920923563144:source=0048-097,004810.0,-094524.2,1950.0,neutral 9920923563145#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9920923563146:sx2c1=13 9920923563204/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,0.2,,0.2, 9920923563641:!209235753 9920923575301:tape 9920923575320/tape/off,02367,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9920923575320:st=for,135 9920923575342:!209235803 9920923580301:preob 9920923580302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923580302/onsource/TRACKING 9920923580557/tpical/27002,25520,34012,15199,13370,10916,32295,25349,20071 9920923580596/tpical/26296,27726,35285,21087,24694,14936,12311 9920923580600:!209235813 9920923581301:tape 9920923581321/tape/off,02576,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9920923581322:midob 9920923581322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9920923581323/onsource/TRACKING 9920923581884/wx/13.1,799.7,33.9 9920923582442/wx/13.1,799.8,33.9 9920923582448/cable/0.0181384 9920923582459/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14915,9445 9920923582471/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19110 9920923582482/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8450 9920923582493/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26195 9920923582541/tpi/18360,19093,24580,11028,9708,8444,24557,19206,14913 9920923582578/tpi/20008,20779,26151,16972,17918,10654,9445 9920923582581/tsys1/29.8,43.1,37.7,37.7,37.1,43.0,44.0,44.1,39.5 9920923582582/tsys2/122.1,119.8,116.4,105.8,102.9,99.3,114.7 9920923582597:!210000016 9920923582608#setcl#time/7976662,4,1999,209,23,58,26.03,-22.026,8.368,3 9920923582608#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000001601:et 9921000001624:!+3s 9921000001925:tape 9921000001945/tape/off,03972,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000001945:postob 9921000001946:source=2128-123,212852.7,-122020.6,1950.0,neutral 9921000001946#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000001947:sx2c1=13 9921000002007/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,0.2,,0.2, 9921000002444:!210000125 9921000012501:tape 9921000012521/tape/off,03972,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000012521:st=for,135 9921000012544:!210000135 9921000013290?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9921000013501:preob 9921000013502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000013502/onsource/TRACKING 9921000013759/tpical/$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,59907,52964,40143,$$$$$,65295,$$$$$ 9921000013798/tpical/55758,61060,$$$$$,37281,50463,31801,24701 9921000013800:!210000145 9921000014501:tape 9921000014519/tape/off,04180,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000014519:midob 9921000014520#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000014521/onsource/TRACKING 9921000015080/wx/13.3,799.9,34.6 9921000015640/wx/13.3,799.8,34.5 9921000015646/cable/0.0181487 9921000015657/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,65535,21961 9921000015669/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,65535 9921000015681/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,38626 9921000015693/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,65535 9921000015740/tpi/$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,57042,50536,38630,$$$$$,65295,$$$$$ 9921000015777/tpi/50254,55005,$$$$$,33593,43811,27735,21964 9921000015780?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921000015780?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v2 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921000015780?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v3 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921000015780?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921000015780?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v8 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921000015780?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921000015783/tsys1/$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,290.9,303.1,363.6,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$,$$$$$$$$ 9921000015783?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device vb overflowed or were less than zero. 9921000015784/tsys2/366.1,370.6,$$$$$$$$,303.9,265.4,277.8,308.8 9921000015799:!210000255 9921000015810#setcl#time/7997869,4,1999,210,00,01,58.05,-22.014,8.427,3 9921000015810#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000020051?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9921000022351?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9921000024651?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9921000025501:et 9921000025523:!+3s 9921000025825:tape 9921000025845/tape/off,04980,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000025845:postob 9921000025845:source=0402-362,040202.6,-361311.8,1950.0,neutral 9921000025846#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000025847:sx2c1=13 9921000025900/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,-0.6,,-0.6, 9921000030338:!210000427 9921000032970?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9921000042701:tape 9921000042721/tape/off,04980,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000042721:st=for,135 9921000042744:!210000437 9921000043701:preob 9921000043702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000043702/onsource/TRACKING 9921000043955/tpical/37946,37286,48590,21532,18342,15616,49387,39172,28663 9921000043994/tpical/30718,32357,41137,23252,27782,16915,13940 9921000043999:!210000447 9921000044701:tape 9921000044721/tape/off,05188,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000044721:midob 9921000044722#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000044723/onsource/TRACKING 9921000045284/wx/13.4,799.9,33.4 9921000045844/wx/13.4,799.9,33.5 9921000045850/cable/0.0184312 9921000045861/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23683,11101 9921000045872/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31147 9921000045883/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13258 9921000045894/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32143 9921000045940/tpi/29710,31166,39678,17602,14932,13286,41685,33035,23693 9921000045977/tpi/24502,25523,32131,19231,21162,12716,11103 9921000045980/tsys1/51.6,74.2,64.8,64.6,62.4,76.2,76.9,77.3,67.0 9921000045981/tsys2/153.3,150.4,145.5,131.5,125.6,121.5,140.0 9921000045986:!210000612 9921000050007#setcl#time/8016069,4,1999,210,00,05,00.01,-21.996,8.478,4 9921000050007#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000061200:et 9921000061223:!+3s 9921000061525:tape 9921000061545/tape/off,06156,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000061545:postob 9921000061545:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9921000061546#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000061546:check2c1 9921000070182?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000070182?ERROR qg -303 Track 17 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000070182?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000070182?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000070182?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000070182/parity/16.,16.,65.,33.,65.,82.,718.,392.,620.,180.,718.,147.,$$$$$,1371. 9921000070182/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921000070957:sx2c1=13 9921000071010/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,0.2,,0.2, 9921000071448:!210000907 9921000090701:tape 9921000090721/tape/off,06145,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000090721:st=for,135 9921000090744:!210000917 9921000091701:preob 9921000091702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000091702/onsource/TRACKING 9921000091960/tpical/30473,29299,38790,17534,16002,13043,37397,27906,23221 9921000091999/tpical/28488,29883,38212,22322,26748,16399,13164 9921000092001:!210000927 9921000092700:tape 9921000092720/tape/off,06354,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000092720:midob 9921000092721#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000092722/onsource/TRACKING 9921000093284/wx/13.6,799.9,32.2 9921000093844/wx/13.6,799.9,32.0 9921000093850/cable/0.0188888 9921000093861/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17803,10239 9921000093873/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22731 9921000093884/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10237 9921000093896/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28954 9921000093943/tpi/21789,22718,29225,13186,11938,10144,29377,21768,17821 9921000093980/tpi/22158,22867,28977,18111,19733,11934,10239 9921000093983/tsys1/35.5,50.2,44.3,43.4,41.5,45.3,51.3,50.3,45.6 9921000093984/tsys2/135.3,130.9,127.8,114.6,110.1,107.0,123.6 9921000093989:!210001201 9921000094005#setcl#time/8044076,6,1999,210,00,09,39.99,-22.049,8.556,2 9921000094005#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000120101:et 9921000120123:!+3s 9921000120425:tape 9921000120444/tape/off,08097,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000120444:postob 9921000120444:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9921000120445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000120446:midtp 9921000120705/tpzero/814,261,400,331,466,1184,1406,778,1060 9921000120743/tpzero/1390,597,370,6417,1000,344,1478 9921000120752:sx2c2=14 9921000120826/pass/14,,auto,0.0,,-0.6,,-0.6, 9921000121262:fastf=0m40s 9921000121339?ERROR ch -336 Enabled tracks do not check with requested tracks 9921000125311:!+5s 9921000125813:!210001349 9921000134901:tape 9921000134921/tape/off,08998,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000134921:st=rev,135 9921000134944:!210001359 9921000135901:preob 9921000135902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000135902/onsource/TRACKING 9921000140159/tpical/25217,23651,31888,14550,14020,11961,34661,26371,19816 9921000140198/tpical/25940,27382,34771,21203,25293,15444,12317 9921000140200:!210001409 9921000140901:tape 9921000140919/tape/off,08789,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000140919:midob 9921000140920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000140921/onsource/TRACKING 9921000141480/wx/13.7,799.8,30.8 9921000142040/wx/13.7,799.8,30.5 9921000142046/cable/0.0190545 9921000142057/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14550,9399 9921000142069/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17346 9921000142080/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9247 9921000142091/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25543 9921000142137/tpi/16670,17344,22677,10410,10078,9172,26249,19970,14557 9921000142174/tpi/19580,20366,25559,16994,18266,10991,9402 9921000142177/tsys1/27.3,39.8,35.6,35.8,35.8,42.1,43.4,44.1,37.7 9921000142178/tsys2/117.9,116.2,112.8,103.6,101.3,98.6,112.1 9921000142193:!210001519 9921000142204#setcl#time/8072282,4,1999,210,00,14,21.99,-22.015,8.634,3 9921000142204#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000151900:et 9921000151923:!+3s 9921000152225:tape 9921000152245/tape/off,07990,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000152245:postob 9921000152245:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9921000152246#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000152247:check2c2 9921000160884/parity/16.,16.,16.,49.,0.,0.,33.,33.,82.,33.,229.,49.,376.,98. 9921000160884/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921000161658:sx2c2=14 9921000161729/pass/14,,auto,0.0,,0.2,,0.2, 9921000162167:!210001823 9921000182301:tape 9921000182321/tape/off,08001,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000182321:st=rev,135 9921000182344:!210001833 9921000183301:preob 9921000183302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000183302/onsource/TRACKING 9921000183559/tpical/28353,26731,35957,16352,15619,13135,37890,28943,22059 9921000183598/tpical/25640,27176,34424,20948,24928,15259,12228 9921000183603:!210001843 9921000184301:tape 9921000184319/tape/off,07793,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000184319:midob 9921000184320#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000184321/onsource/TRACKING 9921000184880/wx/13.8,799.8,30.4 9921000185440/wx/13.8,799.8,30.3 9921000185446/cable/0.0192664 9921000185457/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15845,9274 9921000185469/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19259 9921000185480/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9848 9921000185491/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25065 9921000185537/tpi/18438,19240,25073,11433,10973,9848,27969,21256,15838 9921000185574/tpi/19208,20084,25113,16687,17835,10750,9275 9921000185577/tsys1/26.1,37.2,33.3,33.2,33.2,38.7,39.4,39.2,34.9 9921000185578/tsys2/114.2,113.3,109.6,99.4,97.9,95.2,108.9 9921000185592:!210002253 9921000185617#setcl#time/8099701,4,1999,210,00,18,56.11,-22.016,8.710,3 9921000185617#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000225301:et 9921000225323:!+3s 9921000225625:tape 9921000225644/tape/off,04969,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000225644:postob 9921000225645:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,cw 9921000225646#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000225646:check2c2 9921000234350/parity/16.,49.,33.,65.,0.,16.,0.,65.,147.,49.,98.,16.,343.,261. 9921000234350/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921000235057:sx2c2=14 9921000235112/pass/14,,auto,0.0,,1.0,,1.0, 9921000235550:!210002750 9921000275001:tape 9921000275021/tape/off,04982,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000275021:st=rev,135 9921000275044:!210002800 9921000280001:preob 9921000280001#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000280002/onsource/TRACKING 9921000280253/tpical/29680,28321,38154,17408,16545,13510,41295,31755,23521 9921000280292/tpical/26398,28004,35638,21448,25676,15671,12482 9921000280297:!210002810 9921000281001:tape 9921000281021/tape/off,04773,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000281021:midob 9921000281022#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000281023/onsource/TRACKING 9921000281582/wx/14.1,799.9,37.5 9921000282142/wx/14.1,800.0,37.7 9921000282148/cable/0.0196535 9921000282159/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17255,9533 9921000282170/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20950 9921000282181/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10175 9921000282192/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26328 9921000282237/tpi/20028,20985,27257,12455,11820,10174,31065,23809,17263 9921000282274/tpi/19952,20952,26342,17182,18606,11162,9532 9921000282277/tsys1/29.3,41.5,36.2,36.0,35.3,39.6,42.6,42.6,38.1 9921000282278/tsys2/118.8,119.0,115.2,104.1,102.7,98.9,112.6 9921000282293:!210003223 9921000282304#setcl#time/8156404,4,1999,210,00,28,22.99,-22.031,8.868,3 9921000282304#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000322301:et 9921000322324:!+3s 9921000322626:tape 9921000322646/tape/off,01915,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000322646:postob 9921000322647:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9921000322647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000322648:check2c2 9921000331357/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,33.,65.,180.,0.,82.,65.,465.,278. 9921000331357/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921000332063:sx2c2=14 9921000332163/pass/14,,auto,0.0,,0.2,,0.2, 9921000332600:!210003507 9921000350701:tape 9921000350721/tape/off,01927,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000350721:st=rev,135 9921000350744:!210003517 9921000351701:preob 9921000351702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000351702/onsource/TRACKING 9921000351960/tpical/36439,35408,46889,21256,19586,16013,49150,37632,28545 9921000352000/tpical/29322,30937,39557,22856,27633,16965,13533 9921000352004:!210003527 9921000352701:tape 9921000352719/tape/off,01718,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000352719:midob 9921000352720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000352721/onsource/TRACKING 9921000353279/wx/14.2,799.9,39.4 9921000353839/wx/14.2,800.0,38.7 9921000353845/cable/0.0190864 9921000353856/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22355,10595 9921000353867/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28312 9921000353878/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12659 9921000353889/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30388 9921000353935/tpi/26928,28348,36494,16345,14991,12665,38525,29441,22361 9921000353972/tpi/22916,23953,30329,18643,20506,12426,10593 9921000353975/tsys1/40.4,58.5,51.0,47.9,46.5,50.4,51.4,51.4,50.6 9921000353976/tsys2/138.6,137.9,133.9,119.7,112.9,109.8,127.9 9921000353990:!210003714 9921000354001#setcl#time/8200112,4,1999,210,00,35,39.96,-22.027,8.989,3 9921000354001#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000371401:et 9921000371424:!+3s 9921000371726:tape 9921000371746/tape/off,00502,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000371746:postob 9921000371746:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,cw 9921000371747#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000371747:midtp 9921000372007/tpzero/810,262,405,337,470,1026,1406,781,1068 9921000372046/tpzero/1390,598,371,6415,1018,344,1480 9921000372052:sx2c1=15 9921000372161/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,56.1,,1.1, 9921000372598:fastr=0m14s 9921000372676?ERROR ch -336 Enabled tracks do not check with requested tracks 9921000374049:!+5s 9921000374551:!210003943 9921000394301:tape 9921000394321/tape/off,00187,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000394321:st=for,135 9921000394344:!210003953 9921000395301:preob 9921000395302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000395302/onsource/TRACKING 9921000395560/tpical/32113,30770,40951,18710,17587,14452,44250,34048,25246 9921000395600/tpical/27926,29481,37600,22109,26604,16292,13022 9921000395604:!210004003 9921000400300:tape 9921000400317/tape/off,00396,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000400317:midob 9921000400318#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000400318/onsource/TRACKING 9921000400879/wx/14.4,799.9,37.5 9921000401438/wx/14.4,799.9,37.3 9921000401444/cable/0.0195817 9921000401455/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19464,10122 9921000401466/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23935 9921000401477/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11436 9921000401488/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28814 9921000401534/tpi/22836,23935,30857,14129,13279,11441,35061,26888,19458 9921000401571/tpi/21682,22814,28789,17993,19574,11870,10122 9921000401574/tsys1/34.9,50.9,44.3,44.3,43.7,50.8,53.8,53.6,46.7 9921000401575/tsys2/134.0,137.4,133.0,116.0,108.9,107.5,122.9 9921000401589:!210004113 9921000401600#setcl#time/8227718,4,1999,210,00,40,15.95,-22.026,9.066,3 9921000401600#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000411301:et 9921000411324:!+3s 9921000411626:tape 9921000411646/tape/off,01195,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000411646:postob 9921000411646:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9921000411647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000411648:check2c1 9921000420283?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000420283?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000420284/parity/0.,163.,33.,33.,16.,98.,963.,473.,261.,180.,359.,65.,-392.,1012. 9921000420284/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921000421059:sx2c1=15 9921000421113/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,56.1,,1.1, 9921000421550:!210004617 9921000444289?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9921000461701:tape 9921000461721/tape/off,01182,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000461721:st=for,135 9921000461744:!210004627 9921000462701:preob 9921000462701#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000462702/onsource/TRACKING 9921000462954/tpical/39613,38997,51116,23152,21524,18209,58120,45827,31713 9921000462993/tpical/30548,32275,41273,23478,28669,17574,14044 9921000462998:!210004637 9921000463701:tape 9921000463719/tape/off,01391,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000463719:midob 9921000463720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000463721/onsource/TRACKING 9921000464280/wx/15.0,799.8,29.8 9921000464839/wx/15.0,799.8,29.8 9921000464845/cable/0.0181298 9921000464856/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,25544,11107 9921000464867/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31804 9921000464878/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14926 9921000464889/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32010 9921000464935/tpi/30246,31792,40908,18501,16989,14916,47943,37632,25536 9921000464972/tpi/24178,25277,32070,19323,21574,13126,11106 9921000464975/tsys1/46.2,64.3,58.3,57.4,53.5,62.0,67.2,66.1,58.2 9921000464976/tsys2/147.5,145.4,142.0,128.1,119.5,118.5,135.1 9921000464991:!210004747 9921000465002#setcl#time/8267130,4,1999,210,00,46,49.97,-22.025,9.175,3 9921000465002#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000474701:et 9921000474724:!+3s 9921000475026:tape 9921000475046/tape/off,02190,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000475046:postob 9921000475046:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,ccw 9921000475047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000475048:check2c1 9921000483680?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000483680?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000483680?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000483680?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000483680?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921000483682/parity/16.,82.,98.,16.,16.,0.,1404.,441.,261.,212.,751.,114.,$$$$$,653. 9921000483682/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921000484459:sx2c1=15 9921000484513/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,56.1,,1.1, 9921000484950:!210005007 9921000500701:tape 9921000500721/tape/off,02179,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000500721:st=for,135 9921000500744:!210005017 9921000501701:preob 9921000501702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000501702/onsource/TRACKING 9921000501960/tpical/35947,34993,46485,21188,20269,17225,55298,43521,29217 9921000502000/tpical/29402,30953,39615,22964,27903,17123,13608 9921000502004:!210005027 9921000502701:tape 9921000502719/tape/off,02387,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000502719:midob 9921000502720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000502721/onsource/TRACKING 9921000503279/wx/79.9,799.9,79.9 9921000503839/wx/15.3,799.9,27.8 9921000503845/cable/0.0195693 9921000503856/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22797,10634 9921000503868/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27751 9921000503879/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13698 9921000503890/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30290 9921000503937/tpi/26365,27707,35885,16326,15458,13697,44112,34574,22801 9921000503974/tpi/23020,23811,30262,18697,20730,12553,10637 9921000503977/tsys1/39.2,55.4,49.2,48.3,45.8,52.8,56.1,55.5,49.8 9921000503978/tsys2/139.8,134.0,131.8,118.7,113.3,110.2,127.1 9921000503992:!210005408 9921000504003#setcl#time/8290137,4,1999,210,00,50,39.99,-22.002,9.239,4 9921000504003#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000540801:et 9921000540824:!+3s 9921000541126:tape 9921000541146/tape/off,04885,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000541146:postob 9921000541146:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,neutral 9921000541147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000541147:check2c1 9921000545780?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000545780?ERROR qg -303 Track 15 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000545780?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000545780?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000545780?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000545780?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921000545782/parity/33.,294.,98.,16.,33.,98.,1061.,620.,571.,392.,604.,212.,$$$$$,1045. 9921000545782/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921000550556:sx2c1=15 9921000550609/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921000551046:!210005633 9921000563301:tape 9921000563320/tape/off,04872,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000563320:st=for,135 9921000563342:!210005643 9921000564301:preob 9921000564302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000564302/onsource/TRACKING 9921000564557/tpical/28582,26974,36496,16775,16444,14170,43323,33792,23111 9921000564596/tpical/25926,27374,34748,21172,25194,15457,12338 9921000564600:!210005653 9921000565301:tape 9921000565320/tape/off,05081,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921000565320:midob 9921000565321#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921000565322/onsource/TRACKING 9921000565886/wx/15.5,799.8,26.7 9921000570446/wx/15.5,799.9,27.1 9921000570454/cable/0.0195103 9921000570465/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16657,9374 9921000570477/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19464 9921000570488/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10635 9921000570500/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25412 9921000570547/tpi/18665,19484,25514,11746,11613,10631,32050,25093,16654 9921000570584/tpi/19474,20238,25412,16894,18106,10951,9373 9921000570587/tsys1/26.5,37.7,33.6,33.3,33.9,39.9,40.0,41.1,35.5 9921000570589/tsys2/115.6,113.5,110.6,101.0,99.4,97.1,109.8 9921000570593:!210005803 9921000570607#setcl#time/8328751,4,1999,210,00,57,06.03,-22.006,9.346,4 9921000570607#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921000580301:et 9921000580323:!+3s 9921000580625:tape 9921000580644/tape/off,05880,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921000580644:postob 9921000580644:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9921000580645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921000580646:check2c1 9921000585278?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000585278?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000585278?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921000585278?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921000585279/parity/0.,114.,49.,0.,49.,49.,784.,571.,376.,180.,588.,114.,$$$$$,604. 9921000585279/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921000590054:sx2c1=15 9921000590107/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,56.1,,1.1, 9921000590544:!210010332 9921001033201:tape 9921001033221/tape/off,05867,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001033221:st=for,135 9921001033244:!210010342 9921001034201:preob 9921001034202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001034202/onsource/TRACKING 9921001034460/tpical/28971,27346,36879,16855,16200,13750,42301,33283,23039 9921001034499/tpical/26072,27565,35076,21178,25179,15346,12360 9921001034502:!210010352 9921001035201:tape 9921001035219/tape/off,06075,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921001035219:midob 9921001035220#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001035221/onsource/TRACKING 9921001035780/wx/79.9,799.9,79.9 9921001040340/wx/15.7,800.0,23.7 9921001040346/cable/0.0195914 9921001040357/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16653,9413 9921001040369/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19843 9921001040380/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10279 9921001040391/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25754 9921001040437/tpi/19003,19861,25976,11880,11465,10298,31454,24577,16660 9921001040474/tpi/19636,20497,25725,16945,18155,10893,9414 9921001040477/tsys1/26.8,38.5,34.5,34.1,34.1,39.5,40.7,40.2,35.9 9921001040478/tsys2/116.9,116.1,111.8,102.6,100.6,97.7,111.1 9921001040502:!210010601 9921001040516#setcl#time/8370669,4,1999,210,01,04,05.10,-22.015,9.463,3 9921001040516#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921001060101:et 9921001060124:!+3s 9921001060426:tape 9921001060446/tape/off,07538,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001060446:postob 9921001060446:source=0454-234,045457.3,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 9921001060447#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921001060448:sx2c1=15 9921001060504/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,56.1,,1.1, 9921001060940:!210010710 9921001071001:tape 9921001071021/tape/off,07538,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001071021:st=for,135 9921001071044:!210010720 9921001072001:preob 9921001072001#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001072002/onsource/TRACKING 9921001072260/tpical/33206,31917,42291,19141,17616,14829,46112,36364,25877 9921001072299/tpical/28148,29636,37926,22171,26524,16133,13077 9921001072301:!210010730 9921001073001:tape 9921001073019/tape/off,07747,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921001073019:midob 9921001073020#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001073021/onsource/TRACKING 9921001073580/wx/15.9,800.0,20.8 9921001074140/wx/15.9,800.0,19.6 9921001074146/cable/0.0195220 9921001074157/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19689,10138 9921001074168/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24634 9921001074179/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11530 9921001074190/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28666 9921001074236/tpi/23471,24643,31654,14320,13095,11528,35798,28163,19693 9921001074273/tpi/21730,22579,28644,17968,19494,11708,10140 9921001074276/tsys1/34.2,49.3,43.2,42.6,41.1,46.8,49.0,49.1,44.3 9921001074277/tsys2/130.7,128.5,125.6,113.4,108.4,105.9,121.6 9921001074291:!210010840 9921001074316#setcl#time/8392475,4,1999,210,01,07,43.11,-22.001,9.523,4 9921001074316#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921001084001:et 9921001084024:!+3s 9921001084325:tape 9921001084345/tape/off,08546,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001084345:postob 9921001084345:source=0048-097,004810.0,-094524.2,1950.0,neutral 9921001084346#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921001084347:midtp 9921001084606/tpzero/810,263,405,335,471,1134,1406,782,1063 9921001084645/tpzero/1392,597,370,6420,1020,343,1482 9921001084652:sx2c2=16 9921001084724/pass/16,,auto,55.0,,54.4,,-0.6, 9921001085162:fastf=0m20s 9921001091213:!+5s 9921001091715:!210011053 9921001105304:tape 9921001105324/tape/off,08997,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001105324:st=rev,135 9921001105347:!210011103 9921001110301:preob 9921001110302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001110302/onsource/TRACKING 9921001110560/tpical/28136,26728,35478,15999,14608,11967,35544,27662,21389 9921001110600/tpical/27364,28837,36910,21799,25947,15753,12781 9921001110602:!210011113 9921001111301:tape 9921001111321/tape/off,08789,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921001111321:midob 9921001111322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001111323/onsource/TRACKING 9921001111883/wx/16.0,799.9,22.8 9921001112443/wx/16.0,800.0,22.9 9921001112449/cable/0.0186654 9921001112460/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16040,9852 9921001112471/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20225 9921001112482/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9085 9921001112493/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27617 9921001112539/tpi/19441,20247,26071,11751,10686,9098,27246,20999,16054 9921001112576/tpi/20996,21823,27620,17553,18922,11331,9850 9921001112579/tsys1/31.5,45.3,40.1,39.5,38.3,40.8,45.8,44.6,41.3 9921001112580/tsys2/127.0,124.8,121.0,108.1,105.1,102.5,117.7 9921001112585:!210011315 9921001112605#setcl#time/8414770,4,1999,210,01,11,26.00,-22.009,9.585,4 9921001112605#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921001131501:et 9921001131523:!+3s 9921001131825:tape 9921001131844/tape/off,07405,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001131844:postob 9921001131845:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,ccw 9921001131845#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921001131846:check2c2 9921001140549?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001140550/parity/114.,131.,65.,49.,261.,229.,392.,457.,327.,343.,408.,278.,6098.,229. 9921001140550/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921001141258:sx2c2=16 9921001141312/pass/16,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921001141749:!210011900 9921001190001:tape 9921001190021/tape/off,07418,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001190021:st=rev,135 9921001190044:!210011910 9921001191001:preob 9921001191002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001191002/onsource/TRACKING 9921001191260/tpical/41804,40070,53596,24628,23579,19790,63062,50689,33792 9921001191299/tpical/27408,28814,37208,21888,26249,15958,12845 9921001191304:!210011920 9921001192001:tape 9921001192019/tape/off,07209,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921001192019:midob 9921001192020#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001192021/onsource/TRACKING 9921001192580/wx/16.4,800.0,17.5 9921001193140/wx/16.4,800.0,17.6 9921001193146/cable/0.0185442 9921001193156/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,27619,9881 9921001193167/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33207 9921001193178/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16542 9921001193189/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27922 9921001193235/tpi/31411,33203,43167,19810,18991,16522,52922,42759,27634 9921001193272/tpi/20964,21743,27875,17639,19189,11418,9884 9921001193275/tsys1/43.3,70.5,60.3,59.4,59.3,69.2,74.7,77.8,63.4 9921001193276/tsys2/125.3,123.3,121.5,108.9,106.1,100.6,117.0 9921001193290:!210012030 9921001193316#setcl#time/8463493,4,1999,210,01,19,33.11,-21.999,9.721,4 9921001193316#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921001203001:et 9921001203024:!+3s 9921001203326:tape 9921001203346/tape/off,06410,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001203346:postob 9921001203346:source=0119+115,011903.1,113409.2,1950.0,neutral 9921001203347#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921001203348:check2c2 9921001211980?ERROR qg -303 Track 22 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001211980/parity/441.,245.,490.,294.,49.,131.,65.,98.,114.,33.,1314.,229.,$$$$$,424. 9921001211980/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921001212759:sx2c2=16 9921001212813/pass/16,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921001213251:!210012542 9921001254201:tape 9921001254221/tape/off,06421,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001254221:st=rev,135 9921001254244:!210012552 9921001255201:preob 9921001255202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001255202/onsource/TRACKING 9921001255460/tpical/42199,40173,54031,24784,22780,17331,51833,41222,32637 9921001255499/tpical/26002,27558,34971,21119,24833,15136,12292 9921001255504:!210012602 9921001260201:tape 9921001260221/tape/off,06213,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921001260221:midob 9921001260222#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001260223/onsource/TRACKING 9921001260784/wx/17.0,799.9,18.8 9921001261344/wx/17.0,799.9,19.4 9921001261350/cable/0.0186121 9921001261361/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14225,9376 9921001261373/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17717 9921001261384/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8038 9921001261396/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25765 9921001261443/tpi/17064,17704,23005,10410,9566,8035,23064,17668,14210 9921001261480/tpi/19614,20532,25734,16911,17955,10757,9376 9921001261483/tsys1/9.5,11.4,10.7,10.3,10.1,10.9,11.1,10.5,10.5 9921001261484/tsys2/117.6,117.0,113.2,102.8,101.5,98.1,111.6 9921001261489:!210012918 9921001261505#setcl#time/8503692,7,1999,210,01,26,14.98,-22.042,9.832,2 9921001261505#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921001291801:et 9921001291824:!+3s 9921001292126:tape 9921001292146/tape/off,03996,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001292146:postob 9921001292146:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,cw 9921001292147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921001292147:check2c2 9921001300784?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001300784?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001300785/parity/147.,196.,82.,98.,65.,82.,131.,98.,473.,147.,555.,180.,$$$$$,539. 9921001300785/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921001301558:sx2c2=16 9921001301612/pass/16,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921001302050:!210013528 9921001352801:tape 9921001352821/tape/off,04007,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001352821:st=rev,135 9921001352844:!210013538 9921001353801:preob 9921001353801#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001353802/onsource/TRACKING 9921001354060/tpical/26668,25176,33694,15304,14493,12045,35658,27143,20704 9921001354099/tpical/26706,28304,35995,21570,25701,15701,12582 9921001354104:!210013548 9921001354801:tape 9921001354819/tape/off,03799,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921001354820:midob 9921001354820#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001354821/onsource/TRACKING 9921001355381/wx/17.2,799.9,18.3 9921001355941/wx/17.2,799.8,17.7 9921001355947/cable/0.0193680 9921001355958/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15322,9621 9921001355970/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18766 9921001355981/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9189 9921001355992/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26638 9921001360039/tpi/18026,18739,24344,11048,10446,9198,26955,20481,15321 9921001360076/tpi/20260,21191,26632,17330,18606,11185,9620 9921001360079/tsys1/29.3,42.2,37.6,37.0,36.2,41.6,43.2,43.5,38.9 9921001360080/tsys2/120.7,119.4,115.7,106.1,102.2,99.0,113.3 9921001360095:!210013951 9921001360107#setcl#time/8562308,4,1999,210,01,36,01.00,-22.019,9.995,3 9921001360107#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921001395101:et 9921001395124:!+3s 9921001395426:tape 9921001395446/tape/off,01053,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001395446:postob 9921001395446:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9921001395447#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921001395448:midtp 9921001395710/tpzero/812,260,403,336,466,1106,1407,775,1043 9921001395749/tpzero/1392,595,372,6421,1002,346,1465 9921001395757:check2c2 9921001404384?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001404384?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001404385/parity/0.,0.,0.,16.,33.,82.,16.,33.,147.,16.,327.,82.,$$$$$,131. 9921001404385/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921001405164:sx2c1=17 9921001405275/pass/17,,auto,110.0,,110.3,,0.3, 9921001405712:fastr=0m39s 9921001413663:!+5s 9921001414165:!210014514 9921001421462?ERROR ch -342 Tape is not in ready state (vacuum not ready) 9921001451401:tape 9921001451421/tape/off,00186,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001451421:st=for,135 9921001451444:!210014524 9921001452401:preob 9921001452402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001452402/onsource/TRACKING 9921001452660/tpical/24441,22929,30850,13977,13255,11423,34562,26891,19120 9921001452699/tpical/26004,27470,34912,21124,25091,15369,12344 9921001452704:!210014534 9921001453401:tape 9921001453419/tape/off,00394,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921001453419:midob 9921001453420#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001453421/onsource/TRACKING 9921001453980/wx/17.0,800.0,17.1 9921001454540/wx/17.0,800.1,15.8 9921001454546/cable/0.0187652 9921001454557/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13875,9399 9921001454568/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16613 9921001454579/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8584 9921001454590/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25655 9921001454636/tpi/16037,16606,21681,9875,9410,8575,25721,19978,13873 9921001454673/tpi/19562,20381,25603,16897,18096,10905,9399 9921001454676/tsys1/26.6,38.0,34.1,34.2,34.2,38.6,40.4,40.8,35.9 9921001454677/tsys2/116.3,115.1,111.8,102.2,100.8,97.5,111.1 9921001454691:!210014644 9921001454716#setcl#time/8620933,4,1999,210,01,45,47.11,-21.997,10.158,4 9921001454716#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921001464401:et 9921001464424:!+3s 9921001464726:tape 9921001464746/tape/off,01193,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001464746:postob 9921001464746:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,neutral 9921001464747#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921001464748:check2c1 9921001473380?ERROR qg -303 Track 9 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -303 Track 11 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 13. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -303 Track 15 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 15. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -303 Track 17 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -303 Track 19 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 19. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 21. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -303 Track 23 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 25. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -304 Track 21 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001473380?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001473386/parity/16.,294.,539.,539.,947.,931.,$$$$$,$$$$$,9322.,7118.,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$ 9921001473386/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0,204,8 9921001474158:sx2c1=17 9921001474215/pass/17,,auto,110.0,,111.1,,1.1, 9921001474652:!210015042 9921001504201:tape 9921001504221/tape/off,01180,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001504221:st=for,135 9921001504244:!210015052 9921001505201:preob 9921001505202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001505202/onsource/TRACKING 9921001505460/tpical/40591,38603,52011,23916,23182,19172,60888,48911,32708 9921001505499/tpical/25826,27312,34554,21040,25041,15366,12306 9921001505502:!210015102 9921001510201:tape 9921001510221/tape/off,01389,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921001510221:midob 9921001510222#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001510223/onsource/TRACKING 9921001510784/wx/16.8,800.1,20.3 9921001511344/wx/16.8,800.1,20.5 9921001511350/cable/0.0192170 9921001511361/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14058,9336 9921001511373/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16762 9921001511384/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8725 9921001511396/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25195 9921001511443/tpi/16191,16753,21809,9930,9620,8748,26655,20741,14049 9921001511480/tpi/19338,20204,25202,16768,17908,10820,9335 9921001511483/tsys1/9.3,11.1,10.4,10.1,9.9,10.8,10.8,10.4,10.2 9921001511485/tsys2/114.1,113.8,109.5,99.9,97.7,95.0,109.2 9921001511489:!210015212 9921001511506#setcl#time/8653731,4,1999,210,01,51,15.00,-22.012,10.249,4 9921001511506#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921001521201:et 9921001521223:!+3s 9921001521525:tape 9921001521544/tape/off,02188,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001521544:postob 9921001521544:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,ccw 9921001521545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921001521546:check2c1 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 9 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 9. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 11 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 11. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 13. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 15 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 15. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 17 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 17. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 19 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 19. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530183?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 21. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -303 Track 23 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 23. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -304 Track 1 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -304 Track 5 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -304 Track 7 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -304 Track 9 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -304 Track 13 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -304 Track 15 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -304 Track 17 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -304 Track 19 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001530184?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921001530186/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,$$$$$,8302.,980. 9921001530186/parity/24,57,33,24,41,8,49,49,41,16,0,0,49,0 9921001530955:sx2c1=17 9921001531009/pass/17,,auto,110.0,,111.9,,1.9, 9921001531447:!210015601 9921001560101:tape 9921001560118/tape/off,02176,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921001560118:st=for,135 9921001560138:!210015611 9921001561101:preob 9921001561102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001561102/onsource/TRACKING 9921001561352/tpical/25017,23496,31454,14313,13808,12080,36606,28423,19717 9921001561389/tpical/25948,27495,34873,21131,25171,15389,12346 9921001561391:!210015621 9921001562101:tape 9921001562119/tape/off,02386,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921001562119:midob 9921001562120#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921001562120/onsource/TRACKING 9921001562680/wx/16.7,800.1,20.8 9921001563239/wx/16.7,800.1,19.8 9921001563245/cable/0.0188603 9921001563256/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14328,9397 9921001563267/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17071 9921001563278/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9138 9921001563289/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25625 9921001563335/tpi/16433,17076,22223,10108,9817,9125,27234,21256,14339 9921001563371/tpi/19536,20406,25568,16908,18136,10929,9398 9921001563374/tsys1/26.8,38.5,34.7,34.2,34.4,39.9,40.5,42.0,36.3 9921001563375/tsys2/116.7,115.2,111.7,102.4,100.4,97.9,111.0 9921001563389:!210020043 9921001563413#setcl#time/8685648,4,1999,210,01,56,34.09,-22.009,10.338,4 9921001563413#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002004301:et 9921002004320:!+3s 9921002004622:tape 9921002004639/tape/off,05345,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002004639:postob 9921002004639:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 9921002004640#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002004641:check2c1 9921002013271?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002013271?ERROR qg -303 Track 15 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002013271?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002013271?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002013271?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002013271?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921002013273/parity/0.,98.,49.,33.,82.,33.,1045.,931.,555.,473.,620.,245.,$$$$$,1192. 9921002013273/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921002014046:sx2c1=17 9921002014146/pass/17,,auto,110.0,,111.1,,1.1, 9921002014583:!210020502 9921002050201:tape 9921002050221/tape/off,05333,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002050221:st=for,135 9921002050244:!210020512 9921002051201:preob 9921002051201#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002051202/onsource/TRACKING 9921002051455/tpical/24900,23399,31464,14393,14134,12168,37588,29445,19948 9921002051494/tpical/26036,27600,35029,21253,25449,15757,12406 9921002051499:!210020522 9921002052201:tape 9921002052221/tape/off,05542,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921002052221:midob 9921002052222#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002052222/onsource/TRACKING 9921002052786/wx/16.8,800.2,24.5 9921002053346/wx/16.8,800.2,22.9 9921002053352/cable/0.0198182 9921002053363/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14374,9425 9921002053374/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16861 9921002053385/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9134 9921002053396/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25630 9921002053442/tpi/16221,16825,22007,10071,9949,9137,27769,21519,14365 9921002053479/tpi/19592,20462,25618,16975,18261,11173,9424 9921002053482/tsys1/26.1,37.0,33.6,33.1,33.3,38.9,39.5,38.5,35.1 9921002053483/tsys2/116.5,114.8,110.6,101.7,99.0,97.4,110.1 9921002053511:!210020928 9921002053522#setcl#time/8739771,4,1999,210,02,05,35.18,-22.014,10.488,4 9921002053522#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002092801:et 9921002092824:!+3s 9921002093126:tape 9921002093146/tape/off,08321,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002093146:postob 9921002093147:source=0048-097,004810.0,-094524.2,1950.0,neutral 9921002093147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002093148:midtp 9921002093410/tpzero/810,260,401,336,466,1196,1406,779,1066 9921002093450/tpzero/1392,595,369,6423,1019,346,1479 9921002093458:check2c1 9921002102087?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002102087?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002102087?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921002102089/parity/33.,147.,49.,33.,16.,33.,588.,310.,245.,212.,327.,65.,$$$$$,931. 9921002102089/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921002102865:sx2c2=18 9921002102969/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,109.5,,-0.5, 9921002103407:fastf=0m30s 9921002110458:!+5s 9921002110960:!210021414 9921002141401:tape 9921002141420/tape/off,08986,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002141420:st=rev,135 9921002141442:!210021424 9921002142401:preob 9921002142402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002142402/onsource/TRACKING 9921002142657/tpical/28138,26929,35560,16052,14851,12987,39696,30976,21869 9921002142695/tpical/28600,29910,38603,22300,26492,16445,13209 9921002142699:!210021434 9921002143401:tape 9921002143420/tape/off,08777,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921002143421:midob 9921002143421#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002143422/onsource/TRACKING 9921002143984/wx/16.9,800.1,22.7 9921002144543/wx/16.9,800.1,21.9 9921002144549/cable/0.0198483 9921002144560/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17075,10204 9921002144572/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21517 9921002144583/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10248 9921002144594/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28853 9921002144641/tpi/20603,21497,27525,12358,11136,10217,31140,24333,17044 9921002144678/tpi/22006,22838,28897,18060,19525,11747,10207 9921002144681/tsys1/38.6,57.5,49.6,47.8,42.2,47.9,51.1,52.1,48.7 9921002144682/tsys2/128.9,129.7,121.2,113.2,109.5,100.1,119.9 9921002144697:!210021544 9921002144708#setcl#time/8794971,4,1999,210,02,14,47.04,-22.012,10.641,4 9921002144708#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002154401:et 9921002154423:!+3s 9921002154725:tape 9921002154744/tape/off,07978,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002154744:postob 9921002154744:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9921002154745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002154746:check2c2 9921002163376?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002163376/parity/16.,33.,0.,0.,0.,33.,49.,114.,196.,33.,212.,33.,4922.,212. 9921002163376/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921002164155:sx2c2=18 9921002164229/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,110.3,,0.3, 9921002164668:!210021757 9921002175701:tape 9921002175721/tape/off,07990,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002175721:st=rev,135 9921002175744:!210021807 9921002180701:preob 9921002180702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002180702/onsource/TRACKING 9921002180960/tpical/27208,25888,34292,15377,14056,12207,37637,29450,20911 9921002180999/tpical/27830,29286,37465,21997,26202,15933,12962 9921002181001:!210021817 9921002181701:tape 9921002181719/tape/off,07781,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921002181719:midob 9921002181720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002181721/onsource/TRACKING 9921002182280/wx/80.0,800.0,80.0 9921002182839/wx/16.9,800.0,17.7 9921002182845/cable/0.0189956 9921002182856/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,30429,10033 9921002182867/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,37666 9921002182878/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17640 9921002182889/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28239 9921002182935/tpi/35550,37929,49059,22373,20489,17787,56829,46081,30635 9921002182972/tpi/21478,22240,28226,17808,19264,11504,10031 9921002182974?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002182974?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v2 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002182974?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v3 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002182975?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v4 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002182975?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v5 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002182975?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v6 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002182975?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002182975?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v8 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002182975?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002182978/tsys1/-61.2,-46.0,-48.4,-46.3,-45.8,-43.7,-42.5,-40.0,-44.7 9921002182979/tsys2/130.4,126.7,124.3,112.1,108.4,103.9,120.3 9921002182993:!210021927 9921002183018#setcl#time/8817286,4,1999,210,02,18,30.14,-21.997,10.703,5 9921002183018#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002192701:et 9921002192724:!+3s 9921002193026:tape 9921002193046/tape/off,06982,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002193046:postob 9921002193046:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,ccw 9921002193047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002193048:check2c2 9921002201684?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002201684?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921002201685/parity/16.,0.,0.,16.,0.,16.,98.,33.,163.,33.,229.,98.,$$$$$,98. 9921002201685/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921002202459:sx2c2=18 9921002202513/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,111.1,,1.1, 9921002202950:!210022152 9921002203911;pass 9921002203942/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,110.3,,0.3, 9921002204978;ifd 9921002204992/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,39980,11049 9921002205981;ifd=27,30 9921002215201:tape 9921002215221/tape/off,06995,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002215221:st=rev,135 9921002215245:!210022202 9921002220201:preob 9921002220202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002220202/onsource/TRACKING 9921002220455/tpical/36455,35635,47258,21565,20459,17419,55790,44804,29626 9921002220495/tpical/24496,25672,32757,20100,23017,14098,11432 9921002220500:!210022212 9921002221201:tape 9921002221219/tape/off,06786,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921002221219:midob 9921002221220#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002221221/onsource/TRACKING 9921002221780/wx/16.9,800.2,20.7 9921002222339/wx/16.9,800.1,21.3 9921002222345/cable/0.0195077 9921002222356/ifd/27,30,nor,nor,rem,23892,9095 9921002222367/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29189 9921002222378/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14341 9921002222389/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25437 9921002222435/tpi/27630,29290,37815,17188,16216,14387,45963,36872,23946 9921002222472/tpi/19456,20080,25439,16716,17360,10520,9094 9921002222475/tsys1/44.7,67.3,58.2,56.6,54.6,64.0,66.7,66.9,59.2 9921002222476/tsys2/147.8,143.7,141.3,125.4,119.1,117.3,134.3 9921002222490:!210022507 9921002222501#setcl#time/8840776,4,1999,210,02,22,24.97,-22.020,10.769,4 9921002222501#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002222783;"H-maser to GPS=1.65us 9921002230953;"GPS to Form=1.50us. 9921002250701:et 9921002250724:!+3s 9921002251026:tape 9921002251046/tape/off,04806,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002251046:postob 9921002251046:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9921002251047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002251048:check2c2 9921002255680?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002255680?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 26. 9921002255681/parity/33.,16.,33.,0.,0.,0.,98.,16.,212.,0.,441.,16.,5722.,163. 9921002255681/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921002260459:sx2c2=18 9921002260513/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,110.3,,0.3, 9921002260950:!210022851 9921002263202;ifd==26,30 9921002263206?ERROR qi -201 IF1 attenuator must be MAX, OLD, or between 0 and 63 9921002263686;ifd=26,30 9921002285100:tape 9921002285120/tape/off,04817,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002285120:st=rev,135 9921002285143:!210022901 9921002290101:preob 9921002290102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002290102/onsource/TRACKING 9921002290360/tpical/34839,32962,44562,20370,19031,15493,48301,38922,27326 9921002290399/tpical/20886,21931,27716,18128,20054,12232,10068 9921002290404:!210022911 9921002291101:tape 9921002291121/tape/off,04608,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921002291121:midob 9921002291122#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002291123/onsource/TRACKING 9921002291688/wx/16.8,800.2,23.3 9921002292248/wx/16.8,800.2,23.6 9921002292254/cable/0.0181466 9921002292265/ifd/26,30,nor,nor,rem,19550,7731 9921002292277/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23692 9921002292289/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11494 9921002292302/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20328 9921002292348/tpi/22589,23711,31144,14237,13341,11492,35650,28678,19553 9921002292385/tpi/15778,16322,20328,14730,14478,8685,7732 9921002292388/tsys1/26.1,37.3,33.7,33.3,33.3,37.8,39.8,40.0,35.0 9921002292389/tsys2/116.1,115.6,111.4,100.8,99.5,97.0,110.4 9921002292394:!210023021 9921002292411#setcl#time/8882696,4,1999,210,02,29,24.07,-22.004,10.885,4 9921002292411#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002302101:et 9921002302124:!+3s 9921002302426:tape 9921002302446/tape/off,03809,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002302446:postob 9921002302447:source=0454-234,045457.3,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 9921002302447#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002302448:check2c2 9921002311081?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002311081?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921002311082/parity/33.,82.,49.,82.,0.,16.,0.,82.,98.,49.,163.,98.,$$$$$,245. 9921002311082/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921002311859:sx2c2=18 9921002311913/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,111.1,,1.1, 9921002312350:!210023221 9921002312546;pass 9921002312577/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,111.1,,1.1, 9921002312889;pass 9921002312920/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,110.3,,0.3, 9921002314146;ifd=26,30 9921002322101:tape 9921002322121/tape/off,03821,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002322121:st=rev,135 9921002322144:!210023231 9921002323101:preob 9921002323101#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002323102/onsource/TRACKING 9921002323354/tpical/38901,37416,49867,22759,20490,16457,52057,41991,30190 9921002323393/tpical/22438,23431,29892,18919,21053,12814,10578 9921002323395:!210023241 9921002324101:tape 9921002324119/tape/off,03612,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921002324119:midob 9921002324120#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002324120/onsource/TRACKING 9921002324679/wx/16.8,800.2,18.4 9921002325238/wx/16.8,800.3,17.8 9921002325244/cable/0.0180377 9921002325255/ifd/26,30,nor,nor,rem,22651,8233 9921002325266/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28520 9921002325277/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12712 9921002325288/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22494 9921002325334/tpi/27066,28494,36880,16794,15045,12689,39946,32261,22647 9921002325371/tpi/17308,17815,22495,15503,15471,9263,8232 9921002325374/tsys1/32.6,46.5,41.3,40.6,39.4,44.8,46.8,47.6,42.1 9921002325375/tsys2/127.9,126.5,123.4,109.6,106.8,103.6,118.7 9921002325389:!210023351 9921002325400#setcl#time/8903691,4,1999,210,02,32,53.96,-22.019,10.943,4 9921002325400#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002335101:et 9921002335124:!+3s 9921002335426:tape 9921002335446/tape/off,02813,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002335446:postob 9921002335446:source=0402-362,040202.6,-361311.8,1950.0,neutral 9921002335447#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002335448:sx2c2=18 9921002335504/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,111.1,,1.1, 9921002335941:!210023450 9921002345001:tape 9921002345021/tape/off,02813,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002345021:st=rev,135 9921002345044:!210023500 9921002350001:preob 9921002350001#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002350002/onsource/TRACKING 9921002350260/tpical/61298,61009,$$$$$,36335,31677,25196,$$$$$,65295,48407 9921002350299/tpical/30568,32275,41074,23383,28223,17249,13987 9921002350301:!210023510 9921002351001:tape 9921002351019/tape/off,02604,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921002351019:midob 9921002351020#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002351021/onsource/TRACKING 9921002351580/wx/16.8,800.3,16.5 9921002352139/wx/16.8,800.3,16.4 9921002352145/cable/0.0180389 9921002352156/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,38957,11063 9921002352167/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,50164 9921002352178/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20734 9921002352189/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31907 9921002352235/tpi/47098,50097,64188,29079,25086,20693,$$$$$,54283,38938 9921002352272/tpi/24264,25234,31915,19213,21293,12868,11063 9921002352275?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v3 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002352275?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921002352276/tsys1/47.9,67.1,$$$$$$$$,58.2,54.9,63.6,$$$$$$$$,71.4,58.8 9921002352277/tsys2/149.6,144.3,142.0,126.5,120.6,117.9,135.2 9921002352292:!210023636 9921002352303#setcl#time/8918597,4,1999,210,02,35,22.99,-22.001,10.985,5 9921002352303#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002363601:et 9921002363624:!+3s 9921002363925:tape 9921002363945/tape/off,01625,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002363945:postob 9921002363945:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,neutral 9921002363946#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002363947:check2c2 9921002372580?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002372580?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921002372581/parity/0.,16.,16.,0.,0.,16.,33.,33.,147.,16.,229.,33.,3184.,163. 9921002372581/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921002373358:sx2c2=18 9921002373413/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,110.3,,0.3, 9921002373850:!210024308 9921002430801:tape 9921002430820/tape/off,01636,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002430820:st=rev,135 9921002430842:!210024318 9921002431801:preob 9921002431802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002431802/onsource/TRACKING 9921002432057/tpical/39276,37216,50129,22795,21421,17836,56915,45829,30944 9921002432096/tpical/25698,27230,34317,20785,24393,14945,12181 9921002432099:!210024328 9921002432801:tape 9921002432820/tape/off,01427,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921002432820:midob 9921002432821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002432822/onsource/TRACKING 9921002433384/wx/16.9,800.2,18.9 9921002433945/wx/16.9,800.2,19.6 9921002433951/cable/0.0183148 9921002433962/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22005,9246 9921002433973/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26724 9921002433984/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13081 9921002433995/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24976 9921002434040/tpi/25455,26738,34992,15840,14981,13076,41631,33540,21994 9921002434077/tpi/19296,20140,24983,16556,17425,10507,9248 9921002434080/tsys1/26.2,37.1,33.6,32.8,33.1,36.7,38.7,39.2,34.4 9921002434081/tsys2/115.3,113.7,108.8,98.8,97.1,94.4,109.2 9921002434095:!210024438 9921002434106#setcl#time/8968413,4,1999,210,02,43,41.02,-22.008,11.123,4 9921002434106#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002443801:et 9921002443823:!+3s 9921002444125:tape 9921002444144/tape/off,00628,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002444144:postob 9921002444144:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,ccw 9921002444145#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002444146:midtp 9921002444403/tpzero/811,259,402,337,467,1035,1408,781,1067 9921002444441/tpzero/1388,595,369,6420,1012,343,1476 9921002444449:check2c2 9921002453150?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002453150?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921002453151/parity/49.,33.,16.,0.,16.,33.,98.,82.,245.,16.,310.,82.,$$$$$,424. 9921002453151/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921002453859:sx2c1=19 9921002453970/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921002454407:fastr=0m19s 9921002460356:!+5s 9921002460858:!210024841 9921002484101:tape 9921002484120/tape/off,00212,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002484120:st=for,135 9921002484142:!210024851 9921002485101:preob 9921002485102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002485102/onsource/TRACKING 9921002485357/tpical/39298,37487,50203,22887,21670,18217,58163,46599,31261 9921002485395/tpical/26242,27815,35391,21287,25098,15261,12425 9921002485399:!210024901 9921002490101:tape 9921002490120/tape/off,00421,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921002490120:midob 9921002490121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002490122/onsource/TRACKING 9921002490685/wx/17.1,800.1,32.3 9921002491246/wx/17.1,800.1,31.8 9921002491254/cable/0.0182977 9921002491267/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,26064,9501 9921002491279/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31523 9921002491290/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15547 9921002491302/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26213 9921002491348/tpi/29754,31448,41013,18699,17804,15502,49816,40203,26019 9921002491385/tpi/19892,20774,26213,17128,18151,10876,9502 9921002491388/tsys1/44.6,75.9,65.0,64.5,65.9,78.3,85.3,90.6,70.0 9921002491389/tsys2/120.2,118.2,116.1,106.2,101.7,99.1,113.2 9921002491394:!210025011 9921002491408#setcl#time/9001723,5,1999,210,02,49,14.04,-21.998,11.216,5 9921002491408#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002501101:et 9921002501123:!+3s 9921002501425:tape 9921002501444/tape/off,01220,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002501444:postob 9921002501444:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,ccw 9921002501445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002501446:check2c1 9921002510076?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002510076?ERROR qg -303 Track 15 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002510076?ERROR qg -303 Track 17 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002510076?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002510076?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002510076?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002510076?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921002510078/parity/33.,131.,229.,114.,98.,131.,1878.,1306.,604.,343.,996.,327.,$$$$$,1257. 9921002510078/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921002510855:sx2c1=19 9921002510907/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921002511344:!210025302 9921002530201:tape 9921002530220/tape/off,01207,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002530220:st=for,135 9921002530242:!210025312 9921002531201:preob 9921002531201#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002531202/onsource/TRACKING 9921002531457/tpical/39823,37749,50718,23127,22176,18543,59236,47621,31710 9921002531495/tpical/25798,27329,34452,20867,24644,15071,12246 9921002531499:!210025322 9921002532201:tape 9921002532220/tape/off,01416,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921002532220:midob 9921002532221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921002532222/onsource/TRACKING 9921002532784/wx/17.2,800.1,18.7 9921002533345/wx/17.2,800.0,18.5 9921002533353/cable/0.0184949 9921002533366/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22093,9314 9921002533379/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26573 9921002533392/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13369 9921002533405/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25205 9921002533453/tpi/25825,27170,35481,16156,15576,13688,43511,35078,22620 9921002533491/tpi/19394,20264,25205,16682,17705,10680,9312 9921002533494/tsys1/26.3,37.4,33.8,33.4,33.7,38.3,39.4,40.2,34.9 9921002533496/tsys2/116.0,114.8,110.8,101.1,99.2,97.1,110.1 9921002533500:!210025737 9921002533518#setcl#time/9027841,4,1999,210,02,53,35.14,-22.026,11.288,4 9921002533518#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921002573701:et 9921002573723:!+3s 9921002574025:tape 9921002574044/tape/off,04297,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002574044:postob 9921002574044:source=0955+476,095508.5,473928.6,1950.0,ccw 9921002574045#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921002574046:check2c1 9921002582749?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002582749?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002582749?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921002582750/parity/0.,114.,82.,0.,16.,82.,637.,408.,490.,343.,588.,196.,1135.,1029. 9921002582750/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921002583458:sx2c1=19 9921002583512/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921002583949:!210025950 9921002595001:tape 9921002595021/tape/off,04285,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921002595021:st=for,135 9921002595044:!210030000 9921003000001:preob 9921003000002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003000002/onsource/TRACKING 9921003000255/tpical/44470,42483,56981,26040,24856,20792,$$$$$,53770,35735 9921003000292/tpical/26160,27703,34959,21091,24853,15114,12352 9921003000294:!210030010 9921003001001:tape 9921003001021/tape/off,04494,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003001021:midob 9921003001022#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003001023/onsource/TRACKING 9921003001588/wx/17.4,800.1,22.5 9921003002148/wx/17.4,800.1,21.5 9921003002154/cable/0.0000000 9921003002165/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,26008,9434 9921003002177/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31299 9921003002188/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15602 9921003002199/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25731 9921003002245/tpi/29631,31335,40894,18657,17849,15593,50157,40456,26032 9921003002282/tpi/19748,20690,25731,16926,17971,10764,9435 9921003002285?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921003002286/tsys1/28.6,41.0,37.0,36.5,36.5,41.2,$$$$$$$$,43.8,37.8 9921003002287/tsys2/118.1,118.2,113.3,104.0,101.6,98.8,112.5 9921003002291:!210030337 9921003002308#setcl#time/9068641,4,1999,210,03,00,23.04,-22.018,11.402,4 9921003002308#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003033701:et 9921003033724:!+3s 9921003034026:tape 9921003034046/tape/off,06835,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003034046:postob 9921003034047:source=0048-097,004810.0,-094524.2,1950.0,neutral 9921003034047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003034048:check2c1 9921003042758?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003042758?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003042758?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003042758?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921003042760/parity/0.,180.,49.,16.,33.,33.,767.,490.,212.,180.,620.,98.,$$$$$,1143. 9921003042760/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921003043463:sx2c1=19 9921003043517/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,166.1,,1.1, 9921003043954:!210030942 9921003094201:tape 9921003094220/tape/off,06823,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003094220:st=for,135 9921003094242:!210030952 9921003095200:preob 9921003095201#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003095201/onsource/TRACKING 9921003095456/tpical/57291,57024,$$$$$,33884,29820,22590,$$$$$,53251,44507 9921003095494/tpical/30846,32476,41718,23514,28414,17377,14075 9921003095498:!210031002 9921003100201:tape 9921003100220/tape/off,07032,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003100220:midob 9921003100221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003100222/onsource/TRACKING 9921003100786/wx/17.4,800.0,26.4 9921003101346/wx/17.4,800.0,25.7 9921003101352/cable/0.0183836 9921003101363/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,35804,11148 9921003101374/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,46843 9921003101385/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18445 9921003101396/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32635 9921003101443/tpi/44100,46856,59996,27111,23533,18466,55379,43520,35795 9921003101480/tpi/24496,25432,32809,19332,21449,12976,11150 9921003101483?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v3 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921003101483?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921003101484/tsys1/48.2,67.4,$$$$$$$$,58.1,53.9,62.1,$$$$$$$$,64.6,58.6 9921003101485/tsys2/150.1,145.4,150.2,127.3,121.0,118.4,136.4 9921003101490:!210031112 9921003101502#setcl#time/9127850,4,1999,210,03,10,14.98,-22.016,11.566,4 9921003101502#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003111200:et 9921003111222:!+3s 9921003111524:tape 9921003111543/tape/off,07831,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003111543:postob 9921003111543:source=0119+115,011903.1,113409.2,1950.0,neutral 9921003111544#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003111544:sx2c1=19 9921003111599/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921003112037:!210031156 9921003115601:tape 9921003115622/tape/off,07831,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003115622:st=for,135 9921003115645:!210031206 9921003115739;ifd=26,29 9921003120601:preob 9921003120602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003120603/onsource/TRACKING 9921003120857/tpical/36353,34708,46436,21236,19529,14746,42305,32775,27862 9921003120894/tpical/27108,28567,36351,21573,25584,15578,12661 9921003120896:!210031216 9921003121601:tape 9921003121621/tape/off,08040,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003121621:midob 9921003121622#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003121623/onsource/TRACKING 9921003122182/wx/17.4,800.1,30.7 9921003122741/wx/17.4,800.0,28.0 9921003122747/cable/0.0186299 9921003122758/ifd/26,29,nor,nor,rem,20771,9723 9921003122770/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26162 9921003122782/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11301 9921003122794/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27058 9921003122840/tpi/24929,26174,33969,15529,14221,11302,32315,25096,20760 9921003122877/tpi/20676,21504,27061,17360,18638,11148,9723 9921003122880/tsys1/31.0,44.6,39.6,39.1,38.1,43.8,45.5,46.5,40.8 9921003122881/tsys2/123.7,122.1,118.5,107.1,104.6,100.6,115.8 9921003122886:!210031338 9921003122900#setcl#time/9141250,4,1999,210,03,12,28.95,-22.008,11.603,5 9921003122900#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003133801:et 9921003133824:!+3s 9921003134126:tape 9921003134146/tape/off,08974,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003134146:postob 9921003134146:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9921003134147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003134147:midtp 9921003134407/tpzero/813,266,404,334,469,1031,1408,781,1059 9921003134446/tpzero/1388,596,367,6417,997,341,1479 9921003134452:sx2c2=20 9921003134554/pass/20,,auto,165.0,,166.1,,1.1, 9921003134991:!210031518 9921003151801:tape 9921003151821/tape/off,08974,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003151821:st=rev,135 9921003151844:!210031528 9921003152801:preob 9921003152802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003152802/onsource/TRACKING 9921003153060/tpical/41141,38957,52546,23972,21703,17193,54015,43781,31750 9921003153099/tpical/25732,27150,34393,20789,24378,14857,12176 9921003153104:!210031538 9921003153801:tape 9921003153819/tape/off,08766,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003153819:midob 9921003153820#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003153821/onsource/TRACKING 9921003154379/wx/17.4,800.1,33.8 9921003154939/wx/17.4,800.1,32.2 9921003154945/cable/0.0183695 9921003154956/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22879,9283 9921003154967/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28439 9921003154977/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12801 9921003154988/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25207 9921003155034/tpi/27007,28422,37153,16888,15359,12798,40111,32514,22877 9921003155071/tpi/19340,20160,25197,16627,17528,10561,9283 9921003155074/tsys1/27.2,39.3,35.1,34.4,34.5,39.4,40.9,41.4,36.1 9921003155075/tsys2/115.8,115.4,111.4,101.2,99.5,98.1,111.2 9921003155090:!210031648 9921003155101#setcl#time/9161458,4,1999,210,03,15,50.97,-22.025,11.659,4 9921003155101#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003164801:et 9921003164824:!+3s 9921003165126:tape 9921003165146/tape/off,07966,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003165146:postob 9921003165146:source=0454-234,045457.3,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 9921003165147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003165148:check2c2 9921003173784/parity/16.,0.,0.,0.,0.,33.,16.,49.,163.,65.,310.,131.,522.,261. 9921003173784/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921003174558:sx2c2=20 9921003174612/pass/20,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921003175050:!210031953 9921003195301:tape 9921003195321/tape/off,07978,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003195321:st=rev,135 9921003195344:!210032003 9921003200301:preob 9921003200302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003200302/onsource/TRACKING 9921003200560/tpical/46461,44956,59452,27053,23894,18912,59909,48394,35740 9921003200600/tpical/27842,29355,37412,21469,25806,15700,12913 9921003200604:!210032013 9921003201301:tape 9921003201319/tape/off,07769,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003201319:midob 9921003201320#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003201321/onsource/TRACKING 9921003201879/wx/17.5,800.0,19.9 9921003202439/wx/17.5,800.0,20.9 9921003202445/cable/0.0183535 9921003202456/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,26049,9990 9921003202467/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33400 9921003202478/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14152 9921003202489/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28135 9921003202535/tpi/31588,33400,43020,19351,17136,14150,44804,36105,26069 9921003202572/tpi/21484,22279,28160,17389,19008,11359,9991 9921003202575/tsys1/30.4,42.1,38.1,36.3,36.3,40.5,42.2,42.3,38.0 9921003202576/tsys2/130.3,126.4,123.9,110.9,109.3,104.7,120.1 9921003202590:!210032123 9921003202601#setcl#time/9188965,4,1999,210,03,20,25.97,-22.025,11.736,4 9921003202602#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003212301:et 9921003212324:!+3s 9921003212626:tape 9921003212646/tape/off,06970,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003212646:postob 9921003212646:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9921003212647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003212648:check2c2 9921003221282?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003221282/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,33.,16.,180.,0.,33.,33.,7159.,196. 9921003221282/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921003222059:sx2c2=20 9921003222113/pass/20,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921003222550:!210032346 9921003234601:tape 9921003234621/tape/off,06983,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003234621:st=rev,135 9921003234644:!210032356 9921003235601:preob 9921003235602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003235602/onsource/TRACKING 9921003235860/tpical/37113,35433,47169,21246,19203,16039,50689,40462,28589 9921003235899/tpical/27048,28536,36275,20963,25217,15324,12600 9921003235904:!210032406 9921003240601:tape 9921003240619/tape/off,06774,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003240619:midob 9921003240620#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003240621/onsource/TRACKING 9921003241179/wx/17.5,800.1,24.9 9921003241739/wx/17.5,800.0,24.4 9921003241745/cable/0.0184210 9921003241756/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23937,9691 9921003241768/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29976 9921003241779/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13730 9921003241790/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27107 9921003241837/tpi/28437,29402,38182,17148,15485,13473,42757,34309,23469 9921003241874/tpi/20682,21517,27108,16929,18358,10982,9689 9921003241877/tsys1/46.8,71.0,61.8,60.3,59.4,71.3,76.6,80.1,64.3 9921003241878/tsys2/125.0,122.9,120.3,107.5,104.4,101.1,116.3 9921003241892:!210032516 9921003241903#setcl#time/9212273,4,1999,210,03,24,19.00,-22.006,11.801,5 9921003241903#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003251601:et 9921003251624:!+3s 9921003251926:tape 9921003251946/tape/off,05975,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003251946:postob 9921003251946:source=0458-020,045841.3,-020333.9,1950.0,neutral 9921003251947#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003251948:sx2c2=20 9921003252004/pass/20,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921003252441:!210032604 9921003260401:tape 9921003260421/tape/off,05975,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003260421:st=rev,135 9921003260444:!210032614 9921003261401:preob 9921003261402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003261402/onsource/TRACKING 9921003261660/tpical/41321,39404,52746,23948,21443,16936,52964,42765,31705 9921003261699/tpical/26138,27612,35292,20589,24666,14969,12308 9921003261701:!210032624 9921003262401:tape 9921003262421/tape/off,05766,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003262421:midob 9921003262422#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003262423/onsource/TRACKING 9921003262985/wx/17.4,800.0,16.9 9921003263545/wx/17.4,800.1,17.1 9921003263551/cable/0.0186973 9921003263562/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22136,9403 9921003263574/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27844 9921003263585/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12230 9921003263597/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25825 9921003263644/tpi/26323,27696,36013,16283,14596,12147,37711,30217,21974 9921003263681/tpi/19794,20652,25811,16578,17846,10671,9405 9921003263684/tsys1/25.0,34.4,31.3,30.6,30.3,34.1,35.0,34.5,31.6 9921003263685/tsys2/119.7,118.8,110.7,104.5,101.9,99.1,112.6 9921003263690:!210032930 9921003263705#setcl#time/9226077,5,1999,210,03,26,37.01,-21.995,11.839,5 9921003263705#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003293001:et 9921003293024:!+3s 9921003293326:tape 9921003293346/tape/off,03662,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003293346:postob 9921003293349:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9921003293349#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003293350:check2c2 9921003302049/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,16.,49.,82.,0.,147.,0.,-490.,131. 9921003302049/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921003302761:sx2c2=20 9921003302815/pass/20,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921003303252:!210033550 9921003355001:tape 9921003355021/tape/off,03673,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003355021:st=rev,135 9921003355044:!210033600 9921003360001:preob 9921003360001#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003360002/onsource/TRACKING 9921003360255/tpical/30862,29959,39291,17608,15912,13147,38981,29445,23592 9921003360292/tpical/31060,32722,41900,23271,28982,17710,14237 9921003360294:!210033610 9921003361001:tape 9921003361021/tape/off,03464,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003361021:midob 9921003361022#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003361023/onsource/TRACKING 9921003361582/wx/17.2,800.2,23.8 9921003362142/wx/17.2,800.2,21.6 9921003362148/cable/0.0187018 9921003362159/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19071,11257 9921003362170/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24556 9921003362181/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10833 9921003362193/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32606 9921003362240/tpi/23418,24555,31394,14024,12561,10850,31971,24330,19072 9921003362277/tpi/24640,25650,32509,19164,21829,13201,11258 9921003362280/tsys1/44.6,66.1,57.7,56.2,53.0,62.8,64.1,67.7,58.6 9921003362282/tsys2/149.4,146.1,141.1,128.0,120.1,117.6,135.4 9921003362286:!210033845 9921003362300#setcl#time/9284687,7,1999,210,03,36,22.94,-22.037,12.002,3 9921003362300#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003384501:et 9921003384524:!+3s 9921003384826:tape 9921003384846/tape/off,01709,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003384846:postob 9921003384846:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,cw 9921003384847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003384848:midtp 9921003385110/tpzero/816,271,404,334,470,1073,1410,783,1064 9921003385149/tpzero/1390,599,372,6421,1003,341,1476 9921003385157:sx2c1=21 9921003385295/pass/21,,auto,220.0,,219.5,,-0.5, 9921003385733:fastr=1m9s 9921003385813?ERROR ch -336 Enabled tracks do not check with requested tracks 9921003400684:!+5s 9921003401186:!210034125 9921003412501:tape 9921003412521/tape/off,00156,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003412521:st=for,135 9921003412544:!210034135 9921003413501:preob 9921003413502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003413502/onsource/TRACKING 9921003413760/tpical/23237,21808,29047,13089,12309,10245,29482,22282,17753 9921003413797/tpical/26752,28323,36050,21237,25653,15697,12596 9921003413799:!210034145 9921003414501:tape 9921003414521/tape/off,00365,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003414521:midob 9921003414522#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003414523/onsource/TRACKING 9921003415084/wx/17.2,800.1,20.5 9921003415644/wx/17.2,800.1,19.8 9921003415650/cable/0.0189416 9921003415661/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13136,9622 9921003415673/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16177 9921003415684/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7823 9921003415696/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26620 9921003415743/tpi/15629,16180,20913,9448,8872,7810,22273,16901,13136 9921003415780/tpi/20250,21122,26601,17048,18576,11170,9621 9921003415783/tsys1/28.6,41.6,37.1,36.8,35.9,40.7,42.5,44.0,38.4 9921003415785/tsys2/119.6,117.5,114.5,104.6,102.4,98.6,112.9 9921003415789:!210034548 9921003415803#setcl#time/9318199,6,1999,210,03,41,57.98,-22.026,12.095,4 9921003415803#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003454801:et 9921003454823:!+3s 9921003455125:tape 9921003455144/tape/off,03110,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003455144:postob 9921003455144:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,neutral 9921003455145#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003455146:check2c1 9921003463848?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003463848?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003463848?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003463848?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921003463850/parity/16.,147.,114.,33.,33.,49.,816.,522.,571.,278.,669.,163.,$$$$$,1257. 9921003463850/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921003464558:sx2c1=21 9921003464612/pass/21,,auto,220.0,,219.5,,-0.5, 9921003465049:!210034843 9921003484301:tape 9921003484321/tape/off,03097,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003484321:st=for,135 9921003484344:!210034853 9921003485301:preob 9921003485302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003485302/onsource/TRACKING 9921003485560/tpical/22431,20971,28112,12541,11393,9415,28087,21762,16880 9921003485599/tpical/26016,27433,34670,20453,24404,14906,12246 9921003485601:!210034903 9921003490301:tape 9921003490321/tape/off,03306,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003490321:midob 9921003490322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003490323/onsource/TRACKING 9921003490885/wx/17.5,800.0,17.1 9921003491445/wx/17.5,800.1,16.2 9921003491451/cable/0.0188822 9921003491462/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12408,9319 9921003491473/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15340 9921003491484/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7222 9921003491495/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25358 9921003491542/tpi/14900,15378,20032,8941,8202,7220,21248,16393,12418 9921003491579/tpi/19642,20324,25356,16382,17527,10556,9320 9921003491582/tsys1/27.5,39.7,35.7,35.1,35.6,41.2,42.6,42.7,37.4 9921003491583/tsys2/118.1,114.4,110.6,100.9,99.1,96.8,110.6 9921003491588:!210035013 9921003491605#setcl#time/9362013,4,1999,210,03,49,16.01,-22.023,12.217,4 9921003491605#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003501301:et 9921003501324:!+3s 9921003501625:tape 9921003501645/tape/off,04105,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003501645:postob 9921003501645:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9921003501646#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003501647:check2c1 9921003510280?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003510280?ERROR qg -303 Track 17 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003510280?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003510280?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921003510281/parity/16.,33.,33.,33.,114.,0.,1159.,424.,751.,376.,310.,245.,$$$$$,1176. 9921003510281/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921003511058:sx2c1=21 9921003511112/pass/21,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921003511550:!210035238 9921003523801:tape 9921003523821/tape/off,04094,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003523821:st=for,135 9921003523844:!210035248 9921003524801:preob 9921003524802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003524802/onsource/TRACKING 9921003525060/tpical/22726,21278,28388,12794,11927,9803,27773,20746,17206 9921003525097/tpical/26520,28054,35702,20982,25488,15613,12542 9921003525099:!210035258 9921003525801:tape 9921003525819/tape/off,04302,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921003525819:midob 9921003525820#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921003525821/onsource/TRACKING 9921003530380/wx/80.0,800.0,80.0 9921003530940/wx/17.5,800.0,19.9 9921003530946/cable/0.0189390 9921003530957/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12615,9590 9921003530968/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15589 9921003530979/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7444 9921003530990/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26384 9921003531036/tpi/15093,15572,20161,9114,8534,7450,20835,15628,12610 9921003531073/tpi/20078,20971,26357,16873,18459,11167,9590 9921003531076/tsys1/27.5,39.4,35.3,35.1,34.9,39.8,41.2,42.6,36.9 9921003531077/tsys2/119.6,118.6,114.7,104.9,102.4,100.4,113.4 9921003531093:!210035701 9921003531104#setcl#time/9385517,5,1999,210,03,53,11.00,-22.003,12.282,5 9921003531104#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921003570101:et 9921003570124:!+3s 9921003570426:tape 9921003570445/tape/off,07048,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921003570445:postob 9921003570445:source=0119+115,011903.1,113409.2,1950.0,neutral 9921003570446#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921003570447:check2c1 9921003575148?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003575148?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921003575149/parity/33.,49.,131.,0.,33.,33.,1110.,457.,441.,294.,571.,98.,$$$$$,620. 9921003575149/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921003575858:sx2c1=21 9921003575909/pass/21,,auto,220.0,,219.5,,-0.5, 9921003580346:!210040107 9921004010701:tape 9921004010721/tape/off,07036,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004010721:st=for,135 9921004010744:!210040117 9921004011701:preob 9921004011701#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004011702/onsource/TRACKING 9921004011959/tpical/24893,23737,31425,14135,12732,10201,29055,21762,18732 9921004011998/tpical/28326,29747,38070,21716,26433,16165,13126 9921004012003:!210040127 9921004012701:tape 9921004012719/tape/off,07245,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921004012719:midob 9921004012720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004012721/onsource/TRACKING 9921004013280/wx/17.5,800.1,21.9 9921004013840/wx/17.5,800.1,20.6 9921004013846/cable/0.0189448 9921004013857/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14283,10180 9921004013868/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18238 9921004013879/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7979 9921004013890/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28712 9921004013937/tpi/17647,18140,23288,10466,9380,7933,22472,16900,14203 9921004013974/tpi/21924,22665,28734,17627,19427,11719,10176 9921004013977/tsys1/34.1,46.9,41.3,40.6,39.1,44.5,47.0,48.7,42.6 9921004013978/tsys2/132.3,128.5,125.3,113.0,108.5,105.5,121.6 9921004013992:!210040244 9921004014003#setcl#time/9436430,4,1999,210,04,01,39.99,-22.023,12.423,4 9921004014003#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921004024401:et 9921004024424:!+3s 9921004024726:tape 9921004024746/tape/off,08123,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004024746:postob 9921004024747:source=0454-234,045457.3,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 9921004024747#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921004024748:midtp 9921004025007/tpzero/812,263,402,334,470,1062,1401,769,1067 9921004025044/tpzero/1386,598,373,6422,1019,343,1483 9921004025052:check2c1 9921004033754?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004033754?ERROR qg -303 Track 17 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004033754?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004033754?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004033754?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004033756/parity/16.,49.,33.,0.,98.,33.,718.,457.,604.,245.,718.,229.,4514.,1371. 9921004033757/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921004034459:sx2c2=22 9921004034532/pass/22,,auto,220.0,,219.5,,-0.5, 9921004034969:fastf=0m38s 9921004042820:!+5s 9921004043322:!210040912 9921004091201:tape 9921004091220/tape/off,08968,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004091220:st=rev,135 9921004091242:!210040922 9921004092201:preob 9921004092202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004092202/onsource/TRACKING 9921004092457/tpical/25687,24541,32313,14380,12738,10543,32006,24833,19263 9921004092495/tpical/28526,29960,38333,21780,26350,16132,13164 9921004092499:!210040932 9921004093201:tape 9921004093220/tape/off,08759,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921004093220:midob 9921004093221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004093222/onsource/TRACKING 9921004093783/wx/17.7,800.0,23.4 9921004094343/wx/17.7,800.1,24.6 9921004094349/cable/0.0180851 9921004094360/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14669,10232 9921004094371/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18824 9921004094382/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8216 9921004094393/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29038 9921004094439/tpi/18157,18829,24108,10675,9440,8199,24818,19208,14662 9921004094476/tpi/22140,22889,29064,17727,19478,11780,10233 9921004094479/tsys1/33.9,47.8,42.5,41.0,40.0,44.8,47.9,48.2,43.4 9921004094480/tsys2/134.0,130.0,127.7,115.0,110.8,108.4,123.1 9921004094495:!210041042 9921004094507#setcl#time/9484945,4,1999,210,04,09,45.02,-22.016,12.558,4 9921004094507#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921004104201:et 9921004104223:!+3s 9921004104525:tape 9921004104544/tape/off,07961,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004104544:postob 9921004104544:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9921004104545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921004104546:check2c2 9921004113176?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004113176?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921004113177/parity/16.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,82.,33.,147.,16.,114.,82.,2335.,131. 9921004113177/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921004113954:sx2c2=22 9921004114007/pass/22,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921004114444:!210041255 9921004125501:tape 9921004125520/tape/off,07974,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004125520:st=rev,135 9921004125542:!210041305 9921004130501:preob 9921004130502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004130502/onsource/TRACKING 9921004130757/tpical/23686,22326,29662,13298,12167,10367,31697,24582,18089 9921004130795/tpical/27094,28527,36351,21109,25442,15635,12663 9921004130799:!210041315 9921004131501:tape 9921004131519/tape/off,07765,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921004131519:midob 9921004131520#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004131521/onsource/TRACKING 9921004132080/wx/17.7,800.2,19.1 9921004132640/wx/17.7,800.1,19.0 9921004132646/cable/0.0184901 9921004132657/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13388,9726 9921004132668/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16577 9921004132679/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7888 9921004132690/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27036 9921004132736/tpi/16069,16598,21387,9579,8775,7896,23914,18441,13383 9921004132773/tpi/20684,21441,27025,17049,18542,11227,9725 9921004132776/tsys1/29.4,41.9,37.3,36.5,36.0,40.7,42.5,42.3,38.5 9921004132777/tsys2/124.2,121.3,117.9,107.9,104.7,101.8,115.7 9921004132792:!210041425 9921004132803#setcl#time/9507247,4,1999,210,04,13,27.99,-22.003,12.620,5 9921004132803#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921004142501:et 9921004142524:!+3s 9921004142826:tape 9921004142846/tape/off,06966,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004142846:postob 9921004142846:source=0119+041,011921.4,040643.9,1950.0,neutral 9921004142847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921004142848:check2c2 9921004151482?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004151482?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921004151483/parity/0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,0.,33.,33.,98.,0.,98.,65.,1486.,180. 9921004151483/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921004152259:sx2c2=22 9921004152314/pass/22,,auto,220.0,,219.5,,-0.5, 9921004152751:!210041828 9921004182801:tape 9921004182821/tape/off,06977,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004182821:st=rev,135 9921004182844:!210041838 9921004183801:preob 9921004183802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004183802/onsource/TRACKING 9921004184060/tpical/27510,26595,34807,15522,13682,10746,30840,23305,20432 9921004184099/tpical/29854,31382,40189,22526,27528,16890,13664 9921004184102:!210041848 9921004184801:tape 9921004184821/tape/off,06768,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921004184821:midob 9921004184822#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004184823/onsource/TRACKING 9921004185385/wx/17.5,800.1,18.9 9921004185944/wx/17.5,800.1,19.4 9921004185950/cable/0.0189683 9921004185961/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16091,10730 9921004185973/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21166 9921004185984/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8624 9921004185996/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30840 9921004190043/tpi/20363,21191,27029,12008,10461,8608,24671,18702,16091 9921004190080/tpi/23484,24277,30905,18434,20561,12458,10731 9921004190083/tsys1/40.2,56.9,50.3,48.8,45.6,51.9,55.4,57.3,50.9 9921004190084/tsys2/143.1,137.4,135.6,121.1,115.7,112.7,130.0 9921004190089:!210042004 9921004190105#setcl#time/9540557,5,1999,210,04,19,01.00,-22.013,12.712,5 9921004190105#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921004200401:et 9921004200424:!+3s 9921004200726:tape 9921004200746/tape/off,05902,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004200746:postob 9921004200746:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,neutral 9921004200747#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921004200748:check2c2 9921004205380?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004205380?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921004205381/parity/0.,16.,0.,0.,0.,0.,65.,16.,163.,0.,163.,49.,3518.,163. 9921004205381/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921004210159:sx2c2=22 9921004210213/pass/22,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921004210650:!210042451 9921004245101:tape 9921004245120/tape/off,05915,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004245120:st=rev,135 9921004245142:!210042501 9921004250101:preob 9921004250102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004250102/onsource/TRACKING 9921004250357/tpical/21998,20505,27594,12585,12163,10294,30388,23048,17259 9921004250395/tpical/26658,28218,36091,21295,25878,16064,12657 9921004250399:!210042511 9921004251101:tape 9921004251120/tape/off,05706,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921004251120:midob 9921004251121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004251122/onsource/TRACKING 9921004251686/wx/17.4,800.1,22.4 9921004252247/wx/17.4,800.1,23.6 9921004252255/cable/0.0194171 9921004252268/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12617,9647 9921004252280/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14962 9921004252291/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7791 9921004252302/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26607 9921004252349/tpi/14518,14942,19551,8932,8684,7788,22746,17161,12611 9921004252386/tpi/20130,21041,26607,17048,18686,11452,9648 9921004252389/tsys1/26.9,38.8,35.0,34.6,34.7,39.5,41.1,40.9,36.5 9921004252391/tsys2/118.4,117.5,114.1,103.2,101.3,99.3,111.9 9921004252395:!210042621 9921004252409#setcl#time/9578871,6,1999,210,04,25,24.03,-22.036,12.819,3 9921004252409#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921004262101:et 9921004262123:!+3s 9921004262425:tape 9921004262444/tape/off,04907,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004262444:postob 9921004262444:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,ccw 9921004262445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921004262446:check2c2 9921004271148?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921004271148/parity/0.,33.,16.,0.,0.,33.,33.,33.,261.,33.,147.,16.,$$$$$,131. 9921004271149/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921004271858:sx2c2=22 9921004271912/pass/22,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921004272348:!210043129 9921004312901:tape 9921004312921/tape/off,04918,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004312921:st=rev,135 9921004312944:!210043139 9921004313901:preob 9921004313901#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004313902/onsource/TRACKING 9921004314154/tpical/29504,28701,37639,16903,15624,13161,39593,30211,22958 9921004314193/tpical/31104,32846,42034,23395,29130,17904,14279 9921004314198:!210043149 9921004314901:tape 9921004314919/tape/off,04710,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921004314919:midob 9921004314920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004314921/onsource/TRACKING 9921004315480/wx/17.5,800.0,15.6 9921004320038/wx/17.5,800.1,15.9 9921004320044/cable/0.0194901 9921004320055/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18401,11273 9921004320066/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23302 9921004320077/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10723 9921004320088/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32611 9921004320134/tpi/22311,23294,29795,13352,12222,10730,32308,24586,18405 9921004320171/tpi/24708,25659,32583,19207,21937,13334,11273 9921004320174/tsys1/43.9,62.6,55.1,53.9,50.8,58.5,62.4,62.2,56.0 9921004320175/tsys2/150.4,143.8,140.6,125.9,119.9,117.2,134.3 9921004320190:!210043413 9921004320201#setcl#time/9618675,4,1999,210,04,32,01.98,-22.015,12.929,5 9921004320201#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921004341301:et 9921004341324:!+3s 9921004341626:tape 9921004341646/tape/off,03078,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004341646:postob 9921004341647:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,neutral 9921004341647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921004341648:check2c2 9921004350354?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004350354?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921004350355/parity/16.,0.,0.,0.,0.,33.,82.,49.,131.,16.,180.,65.,$$$$$,147. 9921004350355/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921004351063:sx2c2=22 9921004351120/pass/22,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921004351556:!210043821 9921004382101:tape 9921004382120/tape/off,03089,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004382120:st=rev,135 9921004382142:!210043831 9921004383101:preob 9921004383102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004383102/onsource/TRACKING 9921004383357/tpical/22919,21496,28852,12948,12234,10087,29703,22793,17589 9921004383395/tpical/26406,27981,35298,20810,25024,15446,12437 9921004383399:!210043841 9921004384101:tape 9921004384120/tape/off,02880,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921004384120:midob 9921004384121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004384122/onsource/TRACKING 9921004384686/wx/17.5,800.0,22.3 9921004385247/wx/17.4,800.0,24.0 9921004385255/cable/0.0191619 9921004385268/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12764,9441 9921004385281/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15558 9921004385292/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7562 9921004385303/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25787 9921004385350/tpi/15140,15587,20315,9137,8675,7558,22047,16898,12772 9921004385387/tpi/19900,20686,25787,16603,17963,10885,9441 9921004385390/tsys1/27.1,38.1,34.3,34.0,33.9,37.8,39.6,40.2,35.7 9921004385392/tsys2/117.4,113.6,110.2,99.8,99.0,95.3,109.5 9921004385396:!210043951 9921004385410#setcl#time/9659893,5,1999,210,04,38,54.06,-22.006,13.044,5 9921004385410#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921004395101:et 9921004395124:!+3s 9921004395426:tape 9921004395446/tape/off,02081,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004395446:postob 9921004395446:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,cw 9921004395447#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921004395448:midtp 9921004395707/tpzero/812,262,402,333,466,992,1402,774,1051 9921004395746/tpzero/1388,597,371,6424,1009,345,1469 9921004395754:sx2c1=23 9921004395890/pass/23,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921004400329:fastr=1m24s 9921004412779:!+5s 9921004413281:!210044233 9921004423301:tape 9921004423321/tape/off,00191,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004423321:st=for,135 9921004423344:!210044243 9921004424301:preob 9921004424302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004424302/onsource/TRACKING 9921004424560/tpical/22067,20591,27740,12505,11998,10112,29981,23041,17143 9921004424597/tpical/26546,28077,35552,20945,25414,15754,12548 9921004424599:!210044253 9921004425301:tape 9921004425321/tape/off,00400,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921004425321:midob 9921004425322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004425323/onsource/TRACKING 9921004425885/wx/17.3,800.0,24.6 9921004430444/wx/17.3,800.1,26.1 9921004430450/cable/0.0193923 9921004430461/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12531,9534 9921004430472/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15030 9921004430483/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7642 9921004430495/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26032 9921004430542/tpi/14584,15019,19590,8869,8558,7634,22473,17163,12524 9921004430579/tpi/20062,20792,26030,16714,18226,11151,9535 9921004430582/tsys1/27.1,38.9,34.6,34.5,34.6,39.4,41.3,41.0,36.5 9921004430583/tsys2/118.8,114.3,111.1,100.3,98.8,96.8,110.4 9921004430588:!210044708 9921004430601#setcl#time/9685092,6,1999,210,04,43,05.97,-22.035,13.114,4 9921004430601#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921004470801:et 9921004470824:!+3s 9921004471126:tape 9921004471146/tape/off,03281,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004471146:postob 9921004471146:source=0119+115,011903.1,113409.2,1950.0,neutral 9921004471147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921004471148:check2c1 9921004475853?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004475853?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 25. 9921004475853?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921004475853/parity/0.,33.,33.,0.,16.,16.,359.,147.,49.,98.,180.,49.,6571.,310. 9921004475853/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9921004480563:sx2c1=23 9921004480617/pass/23,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921004481055:!210045429 9921004542901:tape 9921004542921/tape/off,03269,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004542921:st=for,135 9921004542944:!210045439 9921004543901:preob 9921004543902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004543902/onsource/TRACKING 9921004544160/tpical/27563,26589,34987,15604,14205,11855,35022,26627,21007 9921004544200/tpical/30490,32083,40923,22917,28224,17748,13958 9921004544204:!210045449 9921004544901:tape 9921004544918/tape/off,03478,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921004544918:midob 9921004544919#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921004544919/onsource/TRACKING 9921004545479/wx/17.1,800.1,18.5 9921004550038/wx/17.1,800.0,19.4 9921004550044/cable/0.0188719 9921004550055/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16663,11007 9921004550066/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21384 9921004550077/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9570 9921004550088/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31573 9921004550134/tpi/20545,21445,27421,12225,11004,9619,28349,21515,16715 9921004550171/tpi/24042,24936,31585,18775,21158,13062,11023 9921004550174/tsys1/41.3,60.5,52.5,51.7,48.4,56.7,59.4,59.6,53.6 9921004550175/tsys2/144.9,140.4,137.9,123.0,117.6,111.9,134.2 9921004550189:!210045709 9921004550200#setcl#time/9756709,4,1999,210,04,55,01.97,-22.012,13.313,5 9921004550200#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921004570901:et 9921004570924:!+3s 9921004571226:tape 9921004571246/tape/off,05065,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921004571246:postob 9921004571246:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,neutral 9921004571247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921004571248:check2c1 9921004575952?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004575952?ERROR qg -303 Track 15 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004575952?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004575952?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004575952?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921004575952?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921004575952/parity/0.,98.,65.,65.,65.,131.,800.,1176.,490.,490.,914.,343.,$$$$$,1486. 9921004575952/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921004580663:sx2c1=23 9921004580717/pass/23,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921004581155:!210050302 9921005030201:tape 9921005030220/tape/off,05054,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005030220:st=for,135 9921005030242:!210050312 9921005031201:preob 9921005031202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005031202/onsource/TRACKING 9921005031456/tpical/20187,18705,25087,11346,10843,9269,26534,19975,15506 9921005031494/tpical/26492,28081,35595,21002,25462,15747,12545 9921005031498:!210050322 9921005032201:tape 9921005032220/tape/off,05263,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921005032220:midob 9921005032221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005032222/onsource/TRACKING 9921005032784/wx/17.0,800.0,28.3 9921005033343/wx/17.0,800.0,28.7 9921005033349/cable/0.0186210 9921005033360/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,11217,9532 9921005033372/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13494 9921005033383/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6927 9921005033394/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26070 9921005033441/tpi/13249,13570,17667,7994,7658,6946,19741,14853,11274 9921005033478/tpi/20000,20840,26114,16798,18305,11217,9538 9921005033481/tsys1/26.4,38.1,34.2,33.6,33.2,37.7,39.7,40.4,35.5 9921005033482/tsys2/118.2,115.3,112.0,101.8,99.7,99.0,110.7 9921005033497:!210050432 9921005033508#setcl#time/9808030,4,1999,210,05,03,35.05,-22.010,13.455,5 9921005033508#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921005043200:et 9921005043222:!+3s 9921005043524:tape 9921005043543/tape/off,06062,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005043543:postob 9921005043543:source=0454-234,045457.3,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 9921005043544#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921005043545:check2c1 9921005052180?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921005052180?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921005052180?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921005052181/parity/16.,147.,49.,49.,49.,65.,473.,392.,408.,327.,490.,343.,$$$$$,1371. 9921005052181/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921005052954:sx2c1=23 9921005053007/pass/23,,auto,275.0,,276.2,,1.2, 9921005053444:!210050650 9921005065001:tape 9921005065020/tape/off,06050,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005065020:st=for,135 9921005065042:!210050700 9921005070001:preob 9921005070002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005070002/onsource/TRACKING 9921005070257/tpical/20816,19435,26014,11814,11402,10021,29564,22784,16317 9921005070295/tpical/27602,28903,37265,21572,26296,16210,12896 9921005070299:!210050710 9921005071001:tape 9921005071020/tape/off,06259,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921005071020:midob 9921005071021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005071022/onsource/TRACKING 9921005071585/wx/17.0,800.0,22.5 9921005072145/wx/17.0,800.0,22.3 9921005072151/cable/0.0193049 9921005072162/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12008,9887 9921005072174/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14229 9921005072186/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7671 9921005072198/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27825 9921005072245/tpi/13798,14201,18496,8424,8158,7653,22168,16902,11975 9921005072282/tpi/21074,21702,27825,17297,19013,11549,9886 9921005072285/tsys1/27.2,39.1,35.4,35.1,34.9,41.3,41.3,40.3,37.0 9921005072286/tsys2/124.4,120.9,119.9,104.9,101.9,99.1,115.3 9921005072303:!210050820 9921005072314#setcl#time/9830842,4,1999,210,05,07,23.11,-22.014,13.519,5 9921005072314#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921005082001:et 9921005082023:!+3s 9921005082325:tape 9921005082344/tape/off,07058,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005082344:postob 9921005082344:source=1124-186,112434.0,-184046.3,1950.0,neutral 9921005082345#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921005082346:sx2c1=23 9921005082400/pass/23,,auto,275.0,,276.2,,1.2, 9921005082836:!210050955 9921005095501:tape 9921005095520/tape/off,07058,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005095520:st=for,135 9921005095542:!210051005 9921005100501:preob 9921005100502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005100502/onsource/TRACKING 9921005100757/tpical/23033,21825,28985,13115,12448,10951,32738,25101,18075 9921005100795/tpical/28290,29903,38261,21928,26904,16542,13178 9921005100799:!210051015 9921005101501:tape 9921005101520/tape/off,07267,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921005101520:midob 9921005101521#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005101522/onsource/TRACKING 9921005102083/wx/17.0,800.0,31.6 9921005102642/wx/17.0,800.0,28.2 9921005102648/cable/0.0191859 9921005102659/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16274,10717 9921005102670/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20007 9921005102681/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10036 9921005102692/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30722 9921005102739/tpi/19287,20038,25723,11624,10875,10023,30207,23303,16265 9921005102776/tpi/23300,24234,30771,18516,20841,12722,10752 9921005102779/tsys1/72.5,162.7,114.1,111.3,97.3,143.1,167.3,184.2,123.6 9921005102780/tsys2/181.1,172.0,167.4,146.2,134.9,133.6,157.8 9921005102789:!210051125 9921005102803#setcl#time/9849336,4,1999,210,05,10,28.00,-22.019,13.570,5 9921005102803#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921005112501:et 9921005112523:!+3s 9921005112825:tape 9921005112844/tape/off,08066,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005112844:postob 9921005112844:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,ccw 9921005112845#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921005112846:midtp 9921005113103/tpzero/814,255,401,335,468,1277,1406,783,1060 9921005113141/tpzero/1392,599,374,6426,1015,345,1472 9921005113149:check2c1 9921005121852?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921005121852?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921005121852?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921005121852?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921005121854/parity/16.,114.,65.,33.,49.,33.,588.,310.,49.,114.,4384.,82.,$$$$$,1322. 9921005121854/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0,33,0 9921005122558:sx2c2=24 9921005122661/pass/24,,auto,275.0,,274.5,,-0.5, 9921005123098:fastf=0m42s 9921005131349:!+5s 9921005131851:!210051521 9921005152101:tape 9921005152121/tape/off,08999,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005152121:st=rev,135 9921005152144:!210051531 9921005153101:preob 9921005153101#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005153102/onsource/TRACKING 9921005153360/tpical/26516,25547,33586,15254,14447,13142,39332,30477,21061 9921005153400/tpical/31028,32788,41980,23468,29382,18197,14289 9921005153404:!210051541 9921005154101:tape 9921005154118/tape/off,08791,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921005154118:midob 9921005154119#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005154120/onsource/TRACKING 9921005154679/wx/17.2,800.0,20.2 9921005155239/wx/17.2,799.8,21.2 9921005155245/cable/0.0194012 9921005155256/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16746,11236 9921005155267/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20548 9921005155278/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10729 9921005155289/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32461 9921005155335/tpi/19740,20548,26345,11898,11204,10704,31677,24591,16741 9921005155372/tpi/24474,25544,32474,19201,22040,13457,11237 9921005155375/tsys1/41.1,59.7,52.7,50.6,48.7,56.8,58.1,59.5,53.4 9921005155376/tsys2/145.2,142.0,139.3,123.5,118.1,114.1,131.9 9921005155391:!210051805 9921005155402#setcl#time/9881942,4,1999,210,05,15,53.98,-22.013,13.661,5 9921005155402#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921005160242;"from 05:00 to 05:14 Ant had some trouble. 9921005180501:et 9921005180524:!+3s 9921005180826:tape 9921005180846/tape/off,07159,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005180846:postob 9921005180846:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 9921005180847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921005180848:check2c2 9921005185552?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921005185552?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921005185553/parity/49.,114.,16.,16.,16.,16.,49.,33.,98.,16.,65.,49.,$$$$$,163. 9921005185553/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921005190263:sx2c2=24 9921005190317/pass/24,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921005190755:!210052152 9921005215201:tape 9921005215221/tape/off,07170,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005215221:st=rev,135 9921005215244:!210052202 9921005220201:preob 9921005220202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005220202/onsource/TRACKING 9921005220460/tpical/21344,19936,26732,12206,11960,10985,32112,24838,17070 9921005220499/tpical/27786,29526,37654,21886,26941,16635,13086 9921005220504:!210052212 9921005221201:tape 9921005221221/tape/off,06961,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921005221221:midob 9921005221222#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005221223/onsource/TRACKING 9921005221788/wx/17.2,799.8,26.8 9921005222348/wx/17.3,799.8,26.4 9921005222354/cable/0.0193648 9921005222365/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12723,10029 9921005222377/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14913 9921005222389/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8515 9921005222402/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28014 9921005222448/tpi/14539,14937,19416,8881,8705,8548,24453,18690,12758 9921005222485/tpi/21228,22205,28014,17587,19606,11919,10029 9921005222488/tsys1/29.6,43.2,38.2,37.8,37.2,43.9,44.2,42.8,39.9 9921005222489/tsys2/124.7,121.7,118.2,107.1,104.5,101.2,115.4 9921005222494:!210052615 9921005222510#setcl#time/9921060,6,1999,210,05,22,25.05,-22.031,13.769,4 9921005222510#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921005261501:et 9921005261524:!+3s 9921005261826:tape 9921005261846/tape/off,04216,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005261846:postob 9921005261846:source=cta26,033658.9,-015616.9,1950.0,neutral 9921005261847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921005261847:check2c2 9921005270482/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,65.,65.,82.,0.,82.,49.,245.,65. 9921005270482/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921005271257:sx2c2=24 9921005271310/pass/24,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921005271746:!210053103 9921005310301:tape 9921005310321/tape/off,04227,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005310321:st=rev,135 9921005310344:!210053113 9921005311300:preob 9921005311301#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005311301/onsource/TRACKING 9921005311559/tpical/23689,22592,29733,13326,12245,10471,31728,24320,18171 9921005311598/tpical/29406,31021,39688,22421,27483,17023,13564 9921005311603:!210053123 9921005312301:tape 9921005312321/tape/off,04018,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921005312321:midob 9921005312322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005312323/onsource/TRACKING 9921005312885/wx/17.9,799.8,23.8 9921005313445/wx/17.9,799.8,26.9 9921005313451/cable/0.0191439 9921005313462/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13926,10578 9921005313474/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17568 9921005313485/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8107 9921005313497/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30196 9921005313544/tpi/16937,17542,22403,10025,9105,8077,24206,18443,13894 9921005313581/tpi/22940,23848,30268,18241,20412,12383,10579 9921005313584/tsys1/35.1,50.3,44.1,43.2,40.4,41.8,44.6,44.2,44.1 9921005313585/tsys2/137.4,133.7,130.9,116.6,113.1,107.0,125.8 9921005313590:!210053410 9921005313606#setcl#time/9976169,4,1999,210,05,31,36.01,-22.013,13.922,5 9921005313606#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921005341001:et 9921005341024:!+3s 9921005341326:tape 9921005341346/tape/off,02128,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005341346:postob 9921005341346:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9921005341347#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921005341348:check2c2 9921005350055?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921005350055?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921005350056/parity/33.,131.,0.,33.,16.,16.,114.,65.,98.,16.,65.,16.,$$$$$,33. 9921005350056/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,49,0 9921005350761:sx2c2=24 9921005350814/pass/24,,auto,275.0,,274.5,,-0.5, 9921005351251:!210053623 9921005362301:tape 9921005362321/tape/off,02140,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005362321:st=rev,135 9921005362344:!210053633 9921005363301:preob 9921005363301#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005363302/onsource/TRACKING 9921005363554/tpical/21187,19799,26320,11848,10972,9344,28008,21516,16175 9921005363593/tpical/27464,29127,37149,21457,26110,16002,12865 9921005363598:!210053643 9921005364301:tape 9921005364321/tape/off,01931,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921005364321:midob 9921005364322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005364323/onsource/TRACKING 9921005364888/wx/18.1,800.0,15.7 9921005365448/wx/18.1,800.0,15.9 9921005365454/cable/0.0191556 9921005365465/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12057,9882 9921005365476/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14763 9921005365487/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7169 9921005365498/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27737 9921005365544/tpi/14411,14794,19101,8575,7954,7163,21259,16399,12057 9921005365581/tpi/21026,22005,27737,17300,19049,11475,9881 9921005365584/tsys1/29.5,42.7,38.1,37.0,36.5,39.7,43.2,44.9,39.3 9921005365585/tsys2/125.8,124.0,119.9,107.9,105.3,101.4,116.2 9921005365590:!210053753 9921005365609#setcl#time/10008182,4,1999,210,05,36,56.06,-22.011,14.011,5 9921005365609#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921005375301:et 9921005375324:!+3s 9921005375626:tape 9921005375646/tape/off,01132,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005375646:postob 9921005375646:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,ccw 9921005375647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921005375648:fastr=0m42s 9921005383900:unlod 9921005383900&unlod/!+5s 9921005383900&unlod/enable=, 9921005383900&unlod/check=,-tp 9921005383900&unlod/tape=off 9921005383900&unlod/st=rev,120,off 9921005383901&unlod/xdisp=on 9921005383901&unlod/"***********dismount this tape now*********" 9921005383901&unlod/wakeup 9921005383901&unlod/xdisp=off 9921005385089/ !!!! wake up !!!! 9921005385090:sx2c1=1 9921005385651/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921005390088:ready 9921005390138/tpi/13824,14210,18401,8305,7856,7142,21445,16394,11792 9921005390177/tpi/20596,21584,27207,17157,18779,11428,9770 9921005390435/tpzero/806,258,401,331,463,953,1401,777,1069 9921005390475/tpzero/1386,597,372,6419,1013,343,1478 9921005390734/tpical/20637,19196,25651,11578,10965,9443,28643,22026,15979 9921005390774/tpical/27080,28739,36704,21324,25918,15934,12773 9921005390779/tsys1/28.1,41.1,36.5,35.8,35.0,39.5,40.9,40.8,37.6 9921005390780/tsys2/122.2,121.0,116.5,106.3,102.6,101.5,113.9 9921005390781/newtape/"to continue, use label command" 9921005431285;label==hs003714,ac61 9921005431288?ERROR qa -201 Tape number must be 8 charaters. 9921005431985;label=hs003714,ac61 9921005433433/label/HS003714,AC61 9921005433434:!+5s 9921005433936:!210055146 9921005514601:tape 9921005514621/tape/off,00124,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005514621:st=for,135 9921005514644:!210055156 9921005515601:preob 9921005515602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005515602/onsource/TRACKING 9921005515860/tpical/20608,19206,25809,11754,11453,9988,30414,23309,16382 9921005515899/tpical/27138,28934,36799,21443,26238,16192,12824 9921005515901:!210055206 9921005520601:tape 9921005520621/tape/off,00333,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921005520621:midob 9921005520622#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921005520623/onsource/TRACKING 9921005521185/wx/18.8,799.6,27.5 9921005521745/wx/18.8,799.6,29.4 9921005521751/cable/0.0192993 9921005521762/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12085,9798 9921005521774/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14199 9921005521785/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7561 9921005521797/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27277 9921005521844/tpi/13842,14185,18482,8412,8222,7574,22806,17672,12084 9921005521881/tpi/20624,21723,27281,17218,19009,11527,9797 9921005521884/tsys1/28.3,40.8,36.3,35.5,35.3,40.3,41.4,44.1,37.7 9921005521886/tsys2/121.8,120.8,116.6,105.4,102.7,98.9,113.3 9921005521890:!210055609 9921005521907#setcl#time/10100501,5,1999,210,05,52,19.02,-22.002,14.268,6 9921005521907#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921005560901:et 9921005560924:!+3s 9921005561226:tape 9921005561246/tape/off,03078,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921005561246:postob 9921005561246:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,neutral 9921005561247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921005561247:check2c1 9921005565881?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921005565881?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921005565882/parity/0.,82.,65.,16.,16.,16.,980.,408.,278.,245.,376.,114.,$$$$$,751. 9921005565882/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921005570659:sx2c1=1 9921005570713/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921005571151:!210060027 9921006002701:tape 9921006002721/tape/off,03066,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006002721:st=for,135 9921006002744:!210060037 9921006003701:preob 9921006003702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006003702/onsource/TRACKING 9921006003960/tpical/20118,18677,25157,11474,11300,9926,30185,23302,16045 9921006003999/tpical/26974,28745,36501,21396,26386,16362,12827 9921006004002:!210060047 9921006004701:tape 9921006004719/tape/off,03275,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921006004719:midob 9921006004720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006004721/onsource/TRACKING 9921006005280/wx/18.6,799.7,14.1 9921006005840/wx/18.6,799.7,13.0 9921006005846/cable/0.0194202 9921006005857/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,11725,9765 9921006005869/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13556 9921006005880/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7472 9921006005891/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26865 9921006005937/tpi/13278,13552,17725,8118,8042,7463,22513,17157,11713 9921006005974/tpi/20372,21421,26841,17106,19029,11658,9765 9921006005977/tsys1/26.8,38.1,34.3,34.1,34.2,38.9,40.5,39.2,36.1 9921006005978/tsys2/118.6,117.3,113.0,102.7,101.0,99.2,111.6 9921006005992:!210060157 9921006010003#setcl#time/10152613,4,1999,210,06,01,00.00,-22.014,14.413,5 9921006010003#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921006015701:et 9921006015724:!+3s 9921006020026:tape 9921006020046/tape/off,04074,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006020046:postob 9921006020046:source=1124-186,112434.0,-184046.3,1950.0,neutral 9921006020047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921006020048:check2c1 9921006024678?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921006024678?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921006024679/parity/16.,163.,16.,16.,16.,33.,212.,376.,82.,82.,212.,114.,3633.,408. 9921006024679/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921006025459:sx2c1=1 9921006025513/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921006025950:!210060629 9921006062901:tape 9921006062921/tape/off,04061,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006062921:st=for,135 9921006062944:!210060639 9921006063901:preob 9921006063902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006063902/onsource/TRACKING 9921006064160/tpical/24829,23833,31238,14034,12989,11292,34396,26636,19233 9921006064197/tpical/29824,31668,40479,22666,27943,17128,13781 9921006064199:!210060649 9921006064901:tape 9921006064919/tape/off,04270,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921006064919:midob 9921006064920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006064921/onsource/TRACKING 9921006065480/wx/18.5,799.6,17.0 9921006070040/wx/18.5,799.6,18.3 9921006070046/cable/0.0175870 9921006070057/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15055,10780 9921006070068/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18848 9921006070079/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9041 9921006070090/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31128 9921006070136/tpi/18156,18849,24118,10774,9896,9018,27289,21000,15056 9921006070173/tpi/23366,24479,31097,18521,20806,12576,10786 9921006070176/tsys1/38.2,54.8,49.0,47.1,44.8,52.1,53.5,52.7,49.2 9921006070176/tsys2/140.4,137.0,135.1,120.4,114.4,110.8,128.2 9921006070191:!210060759 9921006070202#setcl#time/10188821,4,1999,210,06,07,01.98,-22.027,14.513,4 9921006070202#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921006075901:et 9921006075924:!+3s 9921006080226:tape 9921006080246/tape/off,05069,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006080246:postob 9921006080246:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,neutral 9921006080247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921006080248:check2c1 9921006084880?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921006084880?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921006084881/parity/16.,82.,98.,0.,0.,0.,294.,441.,163.,147.,441.,114.,$$$$$,424. 9921006084881/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921006085661:sx2c1=1 9921006085714/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-329.1,,0.9, 9921006090150:!210061235 9921006123501:tape 9921006123521/tape/off,05057,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006123521:st=for,135 9921006123544:!210061245 9921006124501:preob 9921006124502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006124502/onsource/TRACKING 9921006124760/tpical/20613,19165,25778,11639,11173,9663,29298,22538,16101 9921006124799/tpical/26768,28494,36212,21144,25573,15660,12660 9921006124804:!210061255 9921006125500:tape 9921006125518/tape/off,05266,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921006125518:midob 9921006125519#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006125519/onsource/TRACKING 9921006130079/wx/18.5,799.6,15.9 9921006130638/wx/18.5,799.6,16.1 9921006130644/cable/0.0192773 9921006130655/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,11749,9648 9921006130666/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13962 9921006130677/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7275 9921006130688/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26650 9921006130733/tpi/13627,13952,18216,8233,7964,7269,21830,16911,11752 9921006130770/tpi/20170,21231,26661,16940,18425,11089,9646 9921006130773/tsys1/27.0,38.6,34.6,34.1,34.4,38.8,40.2,42.1,36.1 9921006130774/tsys2/117.4,117.2,113.5,103.2,100.5,97.0,111.8 9921006130789:!210061405 9921006130800#setcl#time/10225428,4,1999,210,06,13,07.97,-22.005,14.615,6 9921006130800#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921006140501:et 9921006140524:!+3s 9921006140826:tape 9921006140846/tape/off,06065,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006140846:postob 9921006140846:source=1034-293,103455.8,-291827.0,1950.0,neutral 9921006140847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921006140848:check2c1 9921006145480?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921006145480/parity/0.,82.,0.,0.,0.,33.,457.,327.,196.,98.,196.,65.,702.,441. 9921006145480/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921006150259:sx2c1=1 9921006150313/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921006150750:!210061806 9921006180601:tape 9921006180620/tape/off,06052,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006180620:st=for,135 9921006180642:!210061816 9921006181601:preob 9921006181602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006181602/onsource/TRACKING 9921006181857/tpical/25900,25089,32681,14589,13333,11464,35363,27405,19992 9921006181900/tpical/30762,32625,41611,23004,28723,17597,14109 9921006181904:!210061826 9921006182601:tape 9921006182620/tape/off,06261,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921006182620:midob 9921006182621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006182622/onsource/TRACKING 9921006183186/wx/18.7,799.6,25.9 9921006183747/wx/18.7,799.6,24.9 9921006183755/cable/0.0196165 9921006183768/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16326,11120 9921006183781/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20652 9921006183792/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9541 9921006183803/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32288 9921006183850/tpi/19818,20664,26391,11680,10626,9538,29358,22792,16329 9921006183887/tpi/24176,25428,32288,18922,21470,12993,11119 9921006183890/tsys1/46.0,67.8,60.7,57.3,55.2,65.5,68.4,70.2,61.2 9921006183892/tsys2/142.7,142.3,141.2,126.3,116.3,113.3,133.0 9921006183896:!210062051 9921006183913#setcl#time/10258549,4,1999,210,06,18,39.09,-22.014,14.707,5 9921006183913#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921006205101:et 9921006205123:!+3s 9921006205425:tape 9921006205444/tape/off,07904,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006205444:postob 9921006205444:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9921006205445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921006205446:midtp 9921006205705/tpzero/807,262,400,333,469,1041,1400,776,1073 9921006205743/tpzero/1390,600,374,6424,1015,342,1487 9921006205752:sx2c2=2 9921006205825/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-330.8,,-0.8, 9921006210262:fastf=0m46s 9921006210341?ERROR ch -336 Enabled tracks do not check with requested tracks 9921006214912:!+5s 9921006215414:!210062243 9921006224301:tape 9921006224320/tape/off,08940,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006224320:st=rev,135 9921006224342:!210062253 9921006225301:preob 9921006225302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006225302/onsource/TRACKING 9921006225557/tpical/21058,19687,26352,11826,10871,9288,27381,20997,16071 9921006225596/tpical/27736,29501,37629,21543,26289,16133,12984 9921006225600:!210062303 9921006230301:tape 9921006230320/tape/off,08731,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921006230320:midob 9921006230321#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006230322/onsource/TRACKING 9921006230886/wx/19.1,799.5,27.4 9921006231447/wx/19.1,799.5,27.2 9921006231455/cable/0.0192906 9921006231468/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12009,9987 9921006231480/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14809 9921006231491/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7173 9921006231502/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28126 9921006231549/tpi/14439,14797,19072,8588,7918,7180,20754,15880,12012 9921006231586/tpi/21170,22321,28126,17403,19237,11557,9989 9921006231589/tsys1/30.3,43.7,37.7,37.5,37.1,42.8,42.9,43.4,39.6 9921006231591/tsys2/124.2,124.8,120.4,109.4,106.6,101.1,117.1 9921006231595:!210062413 9921006231610#setcl#time/10286253,5,1999,210,06,23,16.06,-22.013,14.784,5 9921006231610#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921006241301:et 9921006241323:!+3s 9921006241625:tape 9921006241644/tape/off,07932,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006241644:postob 9921006241644:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9921006241645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921006241646:check2c2 9921006250348/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,16.,163.,0.,229.,33.,131.,0. 9921006250348/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921006251057:sx2c2=2 9921006251112/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921006251549:!210062626 9921006262601:tape 9921006262620/tape/off,07944,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006262620:st=rev,135 9921006262642:!210062636 9921006263600:preob 9921006263601#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006263601/onsource/TRACKING 9921006263856/tpical/20419,19077,25572,11538,10619,8785,25177,18957,15516 9921006263894/tpical/27222,29049,36810,21393,26030,16062,12823 9921006263898:!210062646 9921006264601:tape 9921006264620/tape/off,07735,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921006264620:midob 9921006264621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006264621/onsource/TRACKING 9921006265186/wx/19.3,799.5,30.5 9921006265747/wx/19.3,799.4,25.4 9921006265755/cable/0.0190636 9921006265768/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,11529,9830 9921006265781/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14174 9921006265792/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,6717 9921006265803/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27424 9921006265849/tpi/13919,14190,18415,8300,7667,6726,19108,14337,11531 9921006265886/tpi/20714,21853,27424,17202,18937,11569,9832 9921006265889/tsys1/29.7,41.9,37.0,36.2,35.8,40.6,42.9,43.1,38.6 9921006265890/tsys2/122.5,121.8,118.9,106.1,104.2,103.0,115.1 9921006265895:!210062756 9921006265912#setcl#time/10308561,5,1999,210,06,26,59.09,-22.002,14.846,6 9921006265912#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921006275601:et 9921006275624:!+3s 9921006275926:tape 9921006275945/tape/off,06936,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006275945:postob 9921006275946:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9921006275946#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921006275947:check2c2 9921006284581/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,49.,0.,65.,0.,114.,65. 9921006284581/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921006285359:sx2c2=2 9921006285412/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921006285849:!210063348 9921006334801:tape 9921006334821/tape/off,06949,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006334821:st=rev,135 9921006334844:!210063358 9921006335801:preob 9921006335801#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006335802/onsource/TRACKING 9921006340055/tpical/23919,22869,30100,13556,12724,10962,32597,24840,18566 9921006340094/tpical/29748,31612,40404,22717,28197,17332,13788 9921006340099:!210063408 9921006340801:tape 9921006340819/tape/off,06740,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921006340819:midob 9921006340820#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006340821/onsource/TRACKING 9921006341380/wx/19.2,799.4,22.8 9921006341940/wx/19.2,799.3,22.3 9921006341946/cable/0.0193306 9921006341957/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14464,10749 9921006341968/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18000 9921006341979/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8705 9921006341990/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30908 9921006342036/tpi/17353,18008,23092,10344,9657,8707,25774,19721,14470 9921006342073/tpi/23258,24366,30900,18497,20896,12681,10749 9921006342076/tsys1/37.0,53.7,47.6,45.8,44.0,50.0,52.5,54.4,48.1 9921006342077/tsys2/139.0,135.3,132.5,118.0,112.3,109.4,125.7 9921006342098:!210063657 9921006342109#setcl#time/10352770,4,1999,210,06,34,21.06,-22.014,14.969,5 9921006342109#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921006365701:et 9921006365724:!+3s 9921006370026:tape 9921006370045/tape/off,04827,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006370045:postob 9921006370045:source=cta26,033658.9,-015616.9,1950.0,neutral 9921006370046#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921006370047:check2c2 9921006374754?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921006374754/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,16.,65.,0.,114.,65.,1143.,65. 9921006374754/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921006375461:sx2c2=2 9921006375514/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.1,,0.9, 9921006375951:!210063907 9921006390701:tape 9921006390721/tape/off,04839,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006390721:st=rev,135 9921006390744:!210063917 9921006391701:preob 9921006391702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006391702/onsource/TRACKING 9921006391960/tpical/36752,35713,47027,21427,20069,16891,51402,39948,29118 9921006391997/tpical/30366,32178,41170,22987,28798,17526,14001 9921006391999:!210063927 9921006392701:tape 9921006392721/tape/off,04630,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921006392721:midob 9921006392722#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006392723/onsource/TRACKING 9921006393285/wx/19.4,799.4,17.3 9921006393844/wx/19.4,799.4,16.2 9921006393850/cable/0.0186826 9921006393861/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,25351,11372 9921006393873/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31775 9921006393884/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14789 9921006393896/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33107 9921006393943/tpi/30094,31734,40729,18413,17003,14749,45385,35329,25318 9921006393980/tpi/24796,26082,33086,19306,22267,13432,11371 9921006393983/tsys1/64.7,116.3,94.1,88.2,79.3,94.1,107.5,110.0,93.8 9921006393984/tsys2/173.3,172.4,166.9,144.3,134.2,131.9,155.0 9921006393989:!210064113 9921006394005#setcl#time/10384674,7,1999,210,06,39,40.01,-22.028,15.057,5 9921006394005#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921006411301:et 9921006411323:!+3s 9921006411625:tape 9921006411644/tape/off,03426,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006411644:postob 9921006411645:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,neutral 9921006411645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921006411646:check2c2 9921006420348?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921006420349/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,0.,16.,0.,98.,33.,5788.,16. 9921006420349/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921006421058:sx2c2=2 9921006421112/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.1,,0.9, 9921006421549:!210064837 9921006483701:tape 9921006483720/tape/off,03437,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006483720:st=rev,135 9921006483742:!210064847 9921006484701:preob 9921006484702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006484702/onsource/TRACKING 9921006484957/tpical/26834,25227,34003,15582,14955,12460,35944,27660,21192 9921006484996/tpical/26784,28573,36389,21223,26257,15830,12745 9921006485000:!210064857 9921006485701:tape 9921006485720/tape/off,03228,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921006485720:midob 9921006485721#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006485722/onsource/TRACKING 9921006490286/wx/18.9,799.4,16.9 9921006490847/wx/18.9,799.4,16.7 9921006490855/cable/0.0193813 9921006490868/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15307,9732 9921006490881/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18303 9921006490893/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9277 9921006490904/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26906 9921006490951/tpi/17603,18246,23951,10927,10569,9294,26593,20495,15299 9921006490988/tpi/20274,21388,26906,17025,19000,11322,9733 9921006490991/tsys1/26.7,37.9,34.4,33.5,33.9,38.3,39.6,40.5,35.5 9921006490993/tsys2/119.6,119.3,115.4,104.1,102.2,100.4,112.9 9921006490997:!210065007 9921006491011#setcl#time/10441695,6,1999,210,06,49,10.08,-22.019,15.216,5 9921006491011#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921006500701:et 9921006500723:!+3s 9921006501025:tape 9921006501044/tape/off,02429,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006501044:postob 9921006501044:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 9921006501045#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921006501046:midtp 9921006501305/tpzero/808,268,397,309,470,1116,1379,771,1060 9921006501344/tpzero/1372,596,365,6425,983,322,1488 9921006501353:sx2c1=3 9921006501499/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-274.9,,0.1, 9921006501936:fastr=1m42s 9921006520185:!+5s 9921006520687:!210065252 9921006525201:tape 9921006525221/tape/off,00133,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006525221:st=for,135 9921006525244:!210065302 9921006530201:preob 9921006530201#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006530202/onsource/TRACKING 9921006530457/tpical/22303,20994,27854,12647,11938,10189,29340,22280,17326 9921006530496/tpical/27508,29289,37495,21582,26715,16009,13003 9921006530500:!210065312 9921006531201:tape 9921006531221/tape/off,00342,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921006531221:midob 9921006531222#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006531222/onsource/TRACKING 9921006531783/wx/18.8,799.4,18.5 9921006532349/wx/18.8,799.4,19.4 9921006532358/cable/0.0193603 9921006532369/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13467,10199 9921006532380/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16451 9921006532391/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8059 9921006532402/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28767 9921006532448/tpi/15915,16443,21174,9567,9008,8055,23229,17667,13455 9921006532484/tpi/21552,22659,28767,17666,19872,11729,10201 9921006532487/tsys1/34.8,52.2,45.7,44.2,42.8,47.8,52.6,53.8,47.1 9921006532487/tsys2/139.7,137.2,134.2,118.4,113.8,109.9,128.2 9921006532494:!210065645 9921006532515#setcl#time/10467205,4,1999,210,06,53,25.12,-22.012,15.286,6 9921006532515#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921006564501:et 9921006564524:!+3s 9921006564826:tape 9921006564846/tape/off,02750,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006564846:postob 9921006564846:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,neutral 9921006564847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921006564848:check2c1 9921006573553?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921006573553?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921006573553/parity/0.,82.,49.,33.,33.,16.,245.,196.,65.,33.,294.,131.,735.,604. 9921006573553/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921006574263:sx2c1=3 9921006574317/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-274.9,,0.1, 9921006574755:!210065947 9921006594701:tape 9921006594721/tape/off,02737,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921006594721:st=for,135 9921006594744:!210065957 9921006595701:preob 9921006595701#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921006595702/onsource/TRACKING 9921006595954/tpical/21290,19953,26614,12034,11520,9953,29403,22789,16716 9921006595993/tpical/26822,28312,36548,20974,25864,15451,12728 9921006595998:!210070007 9921007000701:tape 9921007000719/tape/off,02946,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921007000719:midob 9921007000720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007000721/onsource/TRACKING 9921007001280/wx/19.0,799.4,16.5 9921007001840/wx/19.0,799.4,18.4 9921007001846/cable/0.0193504 9921007001857/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,12566,9738 9921007001869/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14920 9921007001880/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,7747 9921007001891/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26906 9921007001938/tpi/14419,14878,19363,8743,8454,7733,22603,17410,12529 9921007001975/tpi/20306,21122,26879,16799,18669,10966,9736 9921007001978/tsys1/29.1,42.3,38.4,37.7,38.3,43.8,45.9,45.5,40.3 9921007001979/tsys2/119.8,117.7,113.1,102.5,101.4,97.9,113.7 9921007001994:!210070117 9921007002005#setcl#time/10508705,4,1999,210,07,00,20.02,-22.003,15.402,6 9921007002005#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921007011701:et 9921007011723:!+3s 9921007012025:tape 9921007012044/tape/off,03745,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007012044:postob 9921007012045:source=0955+476,095508.5,473928.6,1950.0,ccw 9921007012045#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921007012046:check2c1 9921007020748?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921007020748/parity/16.,82.,114.,33.,16.,0.,571.,196.,212.,16.,65.,16.,392.,653. 9921007020748/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921007021458:sx2c1=3 9921007021512/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-275.7,,-0.7, 9921007021950:!210070310 9921007031001:tape 9921007031022/tape/off,03733,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007031022:st=for,135 9921007031045:!210070320 9921007032001:preob 9921007032001#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007032002/onsource/TRACKING 9921007032254/tpical/24783,23375,31374,14298,14007,12104,36385,28424,19973 9921007032293/tpical/26618,28282,36315,21074,26061,15634,12737 9921007032298:!210070330 9921007033001:tape 9921007033018/tape/off,03941,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921007033018:midob 9921007033019#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007033020/onsource/TRACKING 9921007033579/wx/19.1,799.4,21.6 9921007034139/wx/19.1,799.4,20.4 9921007034145/cable/0.0193322 9921007034156/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14662,9708 9921007034168/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17241 9921007034179/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9177 9921007034190/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26632 9921007034237/tpi/16505,17236,22461,10189,10039,9174,27329,21254,14670 9921007034274/tpi/20148,21031,26667,16831,18763,11059,9711 9921007034277/tsys1/27.9,40.6,36.4,35.3,35.4,40.4,42.1,42.0,37.7 9921007034278/tsys2/119.7,116.2,112.4,101.1,100.5,96.8,112.1 9921007034293:!210070610 9921007034304#setcl#time/10529010,4,1999,210,07,03,43.01,-22.016,15.458,6 9921007034304#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921007061001:et 9921007061024:!+3s 9921007061326:tape 9921007061346/tape/off,05753,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007061346:postob 9921007061346:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9921007061347#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921007061348:check2c1 9921007070056?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921007070056/parity/0.,82.,82.,16.,16.,0.,327.,196.,16.,49.,327.,16.,980.,506. 9921007070056/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921007070763:sx2c1=3 9921007070817/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-275.7,,-0.7, 9921007071255:!210070938 9921007093801:tape 9921007093821/tape/off,05741,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007093821:st=for,135 9921007093845:!210070948 9921007094801:preob 9921007094802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007094802/onsource/TRACKING 9921007095060/tpical/27067,25897,34116,15513,14302,12207,36039,27910,21155 9921007095099/tpical/27524,29173,37882,21418,26495,15779,13026 9921007095104:!210070958 9921007095801:tape 9921007095819/tape/off,05950,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921007095819:midob 9921007095820#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007095821/onsource/TRACKING 9921007100380/wx/18.7,799.4,22.5 9921007100940/wx/18.7,799.4,22.8 9921007100946/cable/0.0193878 9921007100957/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15698,10072 9921007100968/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19530 9921007100979/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9281 9921007100990/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28506 9921007101036/tpi/18626,19522,24932,11251,10350,9305,26554,20494,15702 9921007101073/tpi/21246,22085,28420,17319,19396,11346,10068 9921007101076/tsys1/31.0,44.4,39.3,37.7,36.8,41.5,39.0,39.1,39.5 9921007101076/tsys2/130.6,125.0,122.3,109.6,107.0,102.6,119.6 9921007101091:!210071108 9921007101102#setcl#time/10567818,4,1999,210,07,10,10.99,-22.017,15.566,5 9921007101102#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921007110801:et 9921007110824:!+3s 9921007111126:tape 9921007111146/tape/off,06749,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007111146:postob 9921007111146:source=0528+134,052806.7,132942.3,1950.0,neutral 9921007111147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921007111148:sx2c1=3 9921007111204/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-274.1,,0.9, 9921007111641:!210071227 9921007122701:tape 9921007122720/tape/off,06749,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007122720:st=for,135 9921007122742:!210071237 9921007123701:preob 9921007123702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007123702/onsource/TRACKING 9921007123957/tpical/26637,25526,33670,15261,14181,11585,32853,25089,20680 9921007123995/tpical/27230,28960,37690,21370,26410,15677,12938 9921007123999:!210071247 9921007124702:tape 9921007124721/tape/off,06958,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921007124721:midob 9921007124722#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007124723/onsource/TRACKING 9921007125284/wx/18.8,799.3,22.4 9921007125843/wx/18.8,799.4,21.5 9921007125849/cable/0.0195021 9921007125860/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15418,9964 9921007125871/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19197 9921007125882/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8852 9921007125893/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28167 9921007125940/tpi/18350,19173,24592,11102,10292,8857,25020,18959,15425 9921007125977/tpi/20878,21867,28121,17229,19312,11253,9966 9921007125980/tsys1/31.1,43.7,39.2,38.1,37.1,41.7,44.4,43.6,40.2 9921007125981/tsys2/126.6,123.7,119.6,107.6,106.5,101.9,117.6 9921007125996:!210071357 9921007130007#setcl#time/10584728,4,1999,210,07,13,00.05,-22.013,15.613,6 9921007130007#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921007135701:et 9921007135723:!+3s 9921007140025:tape 9921007140044/tape/off,07757,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007140044:postob 9921007140044:source=1124-186,112434.0,-184046.3,1950.0,neutral 9921007140045#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921007140046:check2c1 9921007144680?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921007144680/parity/0.,114.,16.,16.,33.,0.,555.,310.,131.,65.,376.,49.,1551.,392. 9921007144680/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921007145455:sx2c1=3 9921007145509/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-275.7,,-0.7, 9921007145946:!210071548 9921007154801:tape 9921007154820/tape/off,07745,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007154820:st=for,135 9921007154842:!210071558 9921007155801:preob 9921007155802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007155802/onsource/TRACKING 9921007160057/tpical/28217,27259,35617,16118,14859,12647,38332,29957,22141 9921007160095/tpical/28190,29909,39049,21734,26950,15996,13278 9921007160099:!210071608 9921007160801:tape 9921007160820/tape/off,07954,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921007160820:midob 9921007160821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007160822/onsource/TRACKING 9921007161383/wx/18.9,799.3,15.6 9921007161943/wx/18.9,799.3,15.1 9921007161949/cable/0.0193665 9921007161960/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16923,10320 9921007161971/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21033 9921007161982/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9873 9921007161993/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29508 9921007162039/tpi/20058,21051,26682,12031,11100,9903,29926,23307,16945 9921007162076/tpi/21880,22857,29543,17651,19876,11607,10320 9921007162079/tsys1/34.7,49.2,43.2,42.2,41.6,47.1,49.9,49.8,44.9 9921007162080/tsys2/134.0,130.2,126.6,113.4,110.1,106.0,123.1 9921007162094:!210071718 9921007162107#setcl#time/10604832,4,1999,210,07,16,21.03,-22.026,15.669,5 9921007162107#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921007171801:et 9921007171823:!+3s 9921007172125:tape 9921007172144/tape/off,08753,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007172144:postob 9921007172144:source=1034-293,103455.8,-291827.0,1950.0,neutral 9921007172145#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921007172146:midtp 9921007172402/tpzero/813,306,396,300,484,1030,1351,783,1110 9921007172440/tpzero/1360,597,381,6436,991,303,1536 9921007172448:sx2c2=4 9921007172522/pass/4,,auto,-275.0,,-274.9,,0.1, 9921007172958:fastf=0m8s 9921007173809:!+5s 9921007174311:!210071858 9921007185801:tape 9921007185820/tape/off,08935,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007185820:st=rev,135 9921007185842:!210071908 9921007190801:preob 9921007190802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007190802/onsource/TRACKING 9921007191057/tpical/30548,29952,38795,17450,15953,13514,41095,32005,23990 9921007191095/tpical/29372,31160,40832,22398,27926,16576,13756 9921007191099:!210071918 9921007191801:tape 9921007191820/tape/off,08726,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921007191820:midob 9921007191821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007191822/onsource/TRACKING 9921007192385/wx/79.9,799.2,79.9 9921007192946/wx/18.8,799.2,18.5 9921007192952/cable/0.0192676 9921007192963/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18696,10767 9921007192975/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23681 9921007192986/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10748 9921007192997/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31266 9921007193044/tpi/22424,23723,29875,13334,12151,10764,32505,25610,18701 9921007193081/tpi/23012,24052,31266,18267,20766,12135,10772 9921007193084/tsys1/39.1,55.3,48.6,46.5,45.1,52.0,53.3,57.1,48.9 9921007193085/tsys2/140.4,136.1,133.1,118.1,113.9,109.9,127.6 9921007193100:!210072152 9921007193112#setcl#time/10623842,4,1999,210,07,19,31.09,-22.013,15.722,6 9921007193112#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921007215201:et 9921007215223:!+3s 9921007215525:tape 9921007215544/tape/off,06982,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007215544:postob 9921007215544:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9921007215545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921007215546:check2c2 9921007224177/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,16.,33.,0.,114.,16.,163.,16. 9921007224177/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921007224955:sx2c2=4 9921007225008/pass/4,,auto,-275.0,,-274.9,,0.1, 9921007225444:!210072845 9921007284501:tape 9921007284520/tape/off,06994,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007284520:st=rev,135 9921007284542:!210072855 9921007285501:preob 9921007285502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007285502/onsource/TRACKING 9921007285757/tpical/28097,27092,35300,15918,15034,12522,35824,27397,21988 9921007285795/tpical/28228,30054,39530,21946,27481,16141,13375 9921007285799:!210072905 9921007290501:tape 9921007290520/tape/off,06785,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921007290520:midob 9921007290521#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007290522/onsource/TRACKING 9921007291082/wx/18.8,799.1,19.3 9921007291642/wx/18.7,799.1,18.9 9921007291648/cable/0.0176665 9921007291659/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16645,10362 9921007291670/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20720 9921007291681/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9676 9921007291692/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29904 9921007291738/tpi/19642,20734,26221,11772,11092,9667,27559,21005,16643 9921007291775/tpi/21810,22874,29852,17759,20156,11667,10360 9921007291778/tsys1/32.7,47.2,41.8,40.7,39.6,44.5,46.6,46.5,42.7 9921007291779/tsys2/131.4,128.0,125.6,111.5,107.9,104.7,120.7 9921007291793:!210073403 9921007291804#setcl#time/10682550,4,1999,210,07,29,18.02,-22.014,15.885,6 9921007291804#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921007340301:et 9921007340324:!+3s 9921007340626:tape 9921007340646/tape/off,03420,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007340646:postob 9921007340647:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9921007340647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921007340648:check2c2 9921007345358/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,0.,0.,114.,16.,114.,0. 9921007345358/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921007350062:sx2c2=4 9921007350117/pass/4,,auto,-275.0,,-274.9,,0.1, 9921007350555:!210074110 9921007411001:tape 9921007411021/tape/off,03433,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007411021:st=rev,135 9921007411044:!210074120 9921007412001:preob 9921007412002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007412002/onsource/TRACKING 9921007412260/tpical/25356,24243,31748,14317,13686,11270,31325,23822,19832 9921007412298/tpical/26494,28424,37399,21087,26243,15325,12791 9921007412299:!210074130 9921007413000:tape 9921007413020/tape/off,03223,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921007413020:midob 9921007413021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007413022/onsource/TRACKING 9921007413583/wx/18.3,799.1,25.5 9921007414143/wx/18.3,799.2,23.6 9921007414149/cable/0.0178316 9921007414160/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14591,9797 9921007414171/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17925 9921007414182/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8519 9921007414193/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27744 9921007414239/tpi/16968,17886,22745,10215,9798,8511,23465,17935,14558 9921007414276/tpi/20152,21296,27750,16954,19016,10920,9796 9921007414279/tsys1/28.3,40.7,36.5,35.5,35.2,39.9,41.4,42.8,37.5 9921007414280/tsys2/122.2,119.8,117.0,105.0,102.9,99.4,113.7 9921007414285:!210074240 9921007414298#setcl#time/10757062,5,1999,210,07,41,42.94,-22.029,16.092,5 9921007414298#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921007424001:et 9921007424023:!+3s 9921007424325:tape 9921007424344/tape/off,02424,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007424344:postob 9921007424344:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9921007424345#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921007424346:midtp 9921007424603/tpzero/819,337,404,300,503,1035,1337,781,1120 9921007424641/tpzero/1348,594,393,6453,1002,305,1551 9921007424649:check2c2 9921007433350/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,33.,0.,131.,0.,49.,0. 9921007433350/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921007434058:sx2c1=5 9921007434198/pass/5,,auto,-220.0,,-220.7,,-0.7, 9921007434635:fastr=1m43s 9921007452985:!+5s 9921007453487:!210074800 9921007480001:tape 9921007480020/tape/off,00117,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007480020:st=for,135 9921007480042:!210074810 9921007481001:preob 9921007481002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007481002/onsource/TRACKING 9921007481257/tpical/28460,27531,35692,16038,15435,13134,37709,28937,22561 9921007481295/tpical/27998,29957,39726,21819,27498,16087,13365 9921007481299:!210074820 9921007482001:tape 9921007482020/tape/off,00326,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921007482020:midob 9921007482021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007482022/onsource/TRACKING 9921007482586/wx/79.9,799.0,79.9 9921007483147/wx/18.6,799.1,25.5 9921007483155/cable/0.0181286 9921007483168/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17052,10336 9921007483181/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21048 9921007483194/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10140 9921007483207/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29935 9921007483255/tpi/19855,21029,26490,11864,11401,10131,29057,22277,17054 9921007483292/tpi/21584,22803,29935,17653,20150,11582,10337 9921007483295/tsys1/32.5,46.8,41.7,40.7,39.7,44.5,47.1,47.4,42.5 9921007483296/tsys2/130.1,128.0,124.4,110.9,107.5,103.2,119.7 9921007483301:!210075132 9921007483318#setcl#time/10798093,4,1999,210,07,48,33.15,-22.022,16.206,5 9921007483318#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921007513201:et 9921007513223:!+3s 9921007513525:tape 9921007513544/tape/off,02498,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007513544:postob 9921007513544:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,neutral 9921007513545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921007513546:check2c1 9921007522250?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921007522251/parity/0.,49.,33.,0.,33.,16.,278.,131.,98.,33.,65.,65.,506.,816. 9921007522251/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921007522958:sx2c1=5 9921007523028/pass/5,,auto,-220.0,,-220.7,,-0.7, 9921007523463:!210075724 9921007572401:tape 9921007572421/tape/off,02485,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007572421:st=for,135 9921007572444:!210075734 9921007573401:preob 9921007573402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007573402/onsource/TRACKING 9921007573660/tpical/26441,25400,33068,14703,14060,11748,33277,25861,20622 9921007573699/tpical/26358,28106,37393,20731,25724,15049,12712 9921007573701:!210075744 9921007574401:tape 9921007574419/tape/off,02694,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921007574419:midob 9921007574420#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921007574421/onsource/TRACKING 9921007574979/wx/18.7,799.1,17.8 9921007575539/wx/18.7,799.1,18.6 9921007575545/cable/0.0183412 9921007575556/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14983,9718 9921007575567/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18498 9921007575578/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8793 9921007575589/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27612 9921007575635/tpi/17495,18495,23490,10377,10018,8809,24776,19203,14989 9921007575672/tpi/19992,20999,27617,16616,18495,10654,9720 9921007575675/tsys1/27.4,38.7,35.4,34.2,34.6,38.9,40.5,40.7,36.2 9921007575676/tsys2/120.8,118.4,114.8,101.9,99.8,97.1,112.6 9921007575690:!210075854 9921007575716#setcl#time/10854505,4,1999,210,07,57,57.13,-22.016,16.362,6 9921007575716#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921007585401:et 9921007585424:!+3s 9921007585726:tape 9921007585746/tape/off,03494,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921007585746:postob 9921007585746:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,cw 9921007585747#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921007585748:check2c1 9921007594382/parity/16.,49.,0.,0.,16.,0.,359.,114.,16.,82.,98.,98.,473.,327. 9921007594382/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921007595159:sx2c1=5 9921007595213/pass/5,,auto,-220.0,,-219.9,,0.1, 9921007595650:!210080120 9921008012001:tape 9921008012021/tape/off,03482,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008012021:st=for,135 9921008012045:!210080130 9921008013001:preob 9921008013002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008013002/onsource/TRACKING 9921008013257/tpical/26096,24981,32512,14548,14292,12244,34517,26625,20675 9921008013294/tpical/26442,28401,37663,21062,26473,15470,12843 9921008013296:!210080140 9921008014001:tape 9921008014021/tape/off,03691,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921008014021:midob 9921008014022#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008014023/onsource/TRACKING 9921008014584/wx/18.9,799.1,18.7 9921008015144/wx/18.9,799.1,18.5 9921008015150/cable/0.0184599 9921008015161/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14991,9834 9921008015172/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18175 9921008015183/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9201 9921008015194/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27862 9921008015240/tpi/17128,18163,22996,10246,10131,9205,25666,19727,14996 9921008015277/tpi/20020,21309,27916,16934,19186,11030,9837 9921008015280/tsys1/26.7,38.4,34.9,34.0,34.0,39.5,40.4,40.4,35.9 9921008015282/tsys2/119.9,120.5,116.5,104.7,102.9,99.6,113.7 9921008015286:!210080543 9921008015303#setcl#time/10878096,5,1999,210,08,01,52.98,-22.016,16.428,6 9921008015303#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921008054301:et 9921008054323:!+3s 9921008054625:tape 9921008054644/tape/off,06436,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008054644:postob 9921008054644:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9921008054645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921008054646:check2c1 9921008063334/parity/0.,65.,16.,16.,16.,16.,294.,114.,33.,82.,114.,114.,343.,408. 9921008063334/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921008064058:sx2c1=5 9921008064112/pass/5,,auto,-220.0,,-218.2,,1.8, 9921008064548:!210080816 9921008081601:tape 9921008081620/tape/off,06422,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008081620:st=for,135 9921008081642:!210080826 9921008082601:preob 9921008082602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008082602/onsource/TRACKING 9921008082857/tpical/29387,28849,36911,16395,15177,12957,36975,28675,22886 9921008082895/tpical/28434,30385,40549,21854,27567,16043,13508 9921008082899:!210080836 9921008083601:tape 9921008083620/tape/off,06632,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921008083620:midob 9921008083621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008083622/onsource/TRACKING 9921008084186/wx/19.1,799.0,15.2 9921008084747/wx/19.1,799.1,15.7 9921008084755/cable/0.0189835 9921008084768/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17606,10556 9921008084781/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22392 9921008084794/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10221 9921008084807/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31017 9921008084855/tpi/21099,22453,27874,12309,11415,10229,29106,22543,17610 9921008084892/tpi/22144,23359,31017,17818,20480,11771,10555 9921008084895/tsys1/36.0,50.8,44.7,43.2,42.6,49.5,51.9,52.2,45.9 9921008084897/tsys2/136.3,133.6,132.5,116.1,113.3,110.7,125.7 9921008084901:!210080946 9921008084918#setcl#time/10919724,4,1999,210,08,08,49.15,-22.022,16.543,5 9921008084918#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921008094601:et 9921008094623:!+3s 9921008094925:tape 9921008094944/tape/off,07431,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008094944:postob 9921008094945:source=1144-379,114430.9,-375530.7,1950.0,neutral 9921008094945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921008094946:check2c1 9921008103648?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921008103649/parity/0.,65.,0.,0.,16.,0.,278.,245.,65.,82.,65.,65.,686.,457. 9921008103649/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921008104095?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008104095?ERROR ch -316 Total power integrator overflow on IF1 9921008104357:sx2c1=5 9921008104412/pass/5,,auto,-220.0,,-219.9,,0.1, 9921008104546/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921008104742/vc04/nak,ack 9921008104851:!210081347 9921008110303;valarm 9921008110336/vc04/nak,ack 9921008111655;vc04=alarm 9921008111666/vc04/nak,ack 9921008112387?ERROR ch -304 v4 TPI selection does not check with requested setting 9921008112387?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008112753;vc04=alarm 9921008112764/vc04/nak,ack 9921008113725;vc04=alarm 9921008113736/vc04/nak,ack 9921008114046;vc04=alarm 9921008114057/vc04/nak,ack 9921008114690?ERROR ch -304 v4 TPI selection does not check with requested setting 9921008114690?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008120994?ERROR ch -304 v4 TPI selection does not check with requested setting 9921008120994?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008122355;ifd 9921008122369/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,25410,12042 9921008123306?ERROR ch -304 v4 TPI selection does not check with requested setting 9921008123306?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008123479;ifd=26,30 9921008125071;vc04=alarm 9921008125079/vc04/nak,ack 9921008125596?ERROR ch -304 v4 TPI selection does not check with requested setting 9921008125596?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008131520;vc04=230.99 9921008131529/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921008132197;vc04=alarm 9921008132209/vc04/nak,ack 9921008132836;vc04=alarm 9921008132847/vc04/nak,ack 9921008134185?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008134500;ifd==27,30 9921008134500?ERROR qi -201 IF1 attenuator must be MAX, OLD, or between 0 and 63 9921008134702:tape 9921008134722/tape/off,07419,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008134722:st=for,135 9921008134743:!210081357 9921008135224;ifd=27,30 9921008135701:preob 9921008135702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008135702/onsource/TRACKING 9921008135888;vc04=alarm 9921008135896/vc04/nak,ack 9921008135952/tpical/24909,24938,31498,12630,13026,11541,33591,26368,19860 9921008135991/tpical/25886,27651,37016,20545,25179,14639,12320 9921008135993:!210081407 9921008140436?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008140701:tape 9921008140721/tape/off,07628,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921008140721:midob 9921008140722#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008140723/onsource/TRACKING 9921008141282/wx/19.2,799.2,22.1 9921008141842/wx/19.2,799.2,20.0 9921008141848/cable/0.0189449 9921008141859/ifd/27,30,nor,nor,rem,16377,9918 9921008141871/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20797 9921008141883/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9646 9921008141895/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29215 9921008141942/tpi/19522,20795,25740,10282,10507,9637,27986,22030,16387 9921008141979/tpi/20828,21999,29209,17232,19302,11045,9920 9921008141982/tsys1/51.0,72.6,64.7,62.5,58.4,66.4,69.9,72.0,64.6 9921008141983/tsys2/158.8,156.2,152.2,134.2,128.4,123.2,143.8 9921008141987:!210081517 9921008141987;vc04=alarm 9921008141998/vc04/nak,ack 9921008141998;vc04=alarm 9921008142020#setcl#time/10952834,4,1999,210,08,14,20.17,-22.016,16.635,6 9921008142020#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921008142737?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008145037?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008151338?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008151701:et 9921008151724:!+3s 9921008152026:tape 9921008152046/tape/off,08427,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008152046:postob 9921008152046:source=1124-186,112434.0,-184046.3,1950.0,neutral 9921008152047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921008152048:midtp 9921008152303/tpzero/830,371,422,303,525,1139,1327,777,1140 9921008152340/tpzero/1344,598,409,6464,1031,303,1567 9921008152347:sx2c2=6 9921008152418/pass/6,,auto,-220.0,,-221.5,,-1.5, 9921008152553/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921008152748/vc04/nak,ack 9921008152859:fastf=0m22s 9921008155110:!+5s 9921008155612:!210081633 9921008155831?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008162132?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008163301:tape 9921008163321/tape/off,08924,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008163321:st=rev,135 9921008163344:!210081643 9921008164038;vc04=alarm 9921008164049/vc04/nak,ack 9921008164301:preob 9921008164302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008164303/onsource/TRACKING 9921008164467;vc04=alarm 9921008164475/vc04/nak,ack 9921008164557/tpical/28180,27388,35128,14408,15162,13267,38612,30214,22469 9921008164596/tpical/27992,30066,40312,21725,27622,16049,13413 9921008164598:!210081653 9921008164798?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008165013;vc04=alarm 9921008165024/vc04/nak,ack 9921008165301:tape 9921008165321/tape/off,08715,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921008165321:midob 9921008165322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008165322/onsource/TRACKING 9921008165884/wx/19.3,799.3,22.3 9921008170443/wx/19.3,799.3,22.6 9921008170449/cable/0.0191079 9921008170460/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16842,10386 9921008170471/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20756 9921008170482/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10147 9921008170493/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30429 9921008170538/tpi/19571,20728,25866,10564,11091,10155,29467,23055,16843 9921008170575/tpi/21546,22883,30449,17601,20262,11601,10389 9921008170577/tsys1/32.0,44.9,40.4,39.2,38.2,42.6,45.2,45.7,41.0 9921008170578/tsys2/129.2,127.9,125.6,111.4,107.8,104.8,120.3 9921008170583:!210081803 9921008170583;vc04=alarm 9921008170595/vc04/nak,ack 9921008170608#setcl#time/10969427,4,1999,210,08,17,06.05,-22.027,16.682,5 9921008170608#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921008171100?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008173401?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008175703?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008180301:et 9921008180324:!+3s 9921008180626:tape 9921008180646/tape/off,07916,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008180646:postob 9921008180646:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9921008180647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921008180648:check2c2 9921008181967?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 2. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 4. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 6. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 8. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 10. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 12. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 14. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 16. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 18. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 20. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 22. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 24. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 26. 9921008185345?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 28. 9921008185348/parity/16.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,16.,49.,0.,33.,0.,16.,16. 9921008185348/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921008185796?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008190058:sx2c2=6 9921008190129/pass/6,,auto,-220.0,,-219.1,,0.9, 9921008190264/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921008190461/vc04/nak,ack 9921008190572:!210082916 9921008194087?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008200389?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008202690?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008204990?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008211291?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008213591?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008215891?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008220120;vc04=alarm 9921008220131/vc04/nak,ack 9921008220727;vc04=alarm 9921008220738/vc04/nak,ack 9921008221172;vc04=alarm 9921008221183/vc04/nak,ack 9921008221516;vc04=alarm 9921008221527/vc04/nak,ack 9921008222491;vc04=alarm 9921008222502/vc04/nak,ack 9921008223139;vc04=alarm 9921008223150/vc04/nak,ack 9921008224491?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008230792?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008233092?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008235392?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008241694?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008243994?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008250295?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008252594?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008254894?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008261195?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008263495?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008265796?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008272096?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008274397?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008280697?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008282997?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008284348;vc04=alarm 9921008284359/vc04/nak,ack 9921008284679;vc04=alarm 9921008284690/vc04/nak,ack 9921008285299?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008291526;vc04=alarm 9921008291537/vc04/nak,ack 9921008291601:tape 9921008291621/tape/off,07928,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008291621:st=rev,135 9921008291644:!210082926 9921008291810?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008292011;vc04=alarm 9921008292022/vc04/nak,ack 9921008292536;vc04=alarm 9921008292547/vc04/nak,ack 9921008292601:preob 9921008292602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008292602/onsource/TRACKING 9921008292857/tpical/25619,24787,32141,13013,13753,11516,31610,23818,20003 9921008292894/tpical/27196,29274,38730,21238,26716,15678,13060 9921008292896:!210082936 9921008293031;vc04=alarm 9921008293039/vc04/nak,ack 9921008293344;vc04=alarm 9921008293352/vc04/nak,ack 9921008293601:tape 9921008293621/tape/off,07719,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921008293621:midob 9921008293622#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008293622/onsource/TRACKING 9921008294183/wx/19.7,799.2,19.7 9921008294742/wx/19.7,799.3,19.1 9921008294748/cable/0.0184717 9921008294759/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14839,10037 9921008294770/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18442 9921008294781/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8779 9921008294792/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28880 9921008294838/tpi/17485,18448,23275,9347,9986,8805,23889,18178,14856 9921008294875/tpi/20684,22100,28888,17171,19448,11218,10035 9921008294877/tsys1/30.1,41.9,37.9,36.3,36.9,41.6,43.0,45.4,39.2 9921008294878/tsys2/122.5,123.6,119.3,108.6,104.5,100.9,115.4 9921008294893:!210083046 9921008294893;vc04=alarm 9921008294904/vc04/nak,ack 9921008294915#setcl#time/11045753,4,1999,210,08,29,49.13,-22.006,16.894,7 9921008294915#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921008295558;vc04=alarm 9921008295569/vc04/nak,ack 9921008295842;vc04=alarm 9921008295853/vc04/nak,ack 9921008300157;vc04=alarm 9921008300168/vc04/nak,ack 9921008300394;vc04=alarm 9921008300405/vc04/nak,ack 9921008300675;vc04=alarm 9921008300686/vc04/nak,ack 9921008300896;vc04=alarm 9921008300907/vc04/nak,ack 9921008301455?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008301455;vc04=alarm 9921008301468/vc04/nak,ack 9921008301949;vc04=alarm 9921008301960/vc04/nak,ack 9921008302244;vc04=alarm 9921008302255/vc04/nak,ack 9921008303768?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008304601:et 9921008304624:!+3s 9921008304926:tape 9921008304946/tape/off,06920,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008304946:postob 9921008304946:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,cw 9921008304947#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921008304948:check2c2 9921008310032?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008313577/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,16.,0.,65.,49.,114.,16. 9921008313577/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921008313803?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008314355:sx2c2=6 9921008314410/pass/6,,auto,-220.0,,-219.9,,0.1, 9921008314545/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921008314742/vc04/nak,ack 9921008314853:!210083500 9921008322094?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008324395?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008330695?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008332996?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008335296?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008341596?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008343897?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008350001:tape 9921008350021/tape/off,06932,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008350021:st=rev,135 9921008350044:!210083510 9921008350264?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008351001:preob 9921008351002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008351002/onsource/TRACKING 9921008351260/tpical/23982,22911,29905,12134,13004,10931,29532,22274,18708 9921008351297/tpical/26664,28696,37707,20977,26323,15569,12852 9921008351299:!210083520 9921008352001:tape 9921008352018/tape/off,06723,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921008352021:midob 9921008352021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008352022/onsource/TRACKING 9921008352581/wx/19.7,799.2,14.4 9921008353140/wx/19.7,799.2,14.7 9921008353146/cable/0.0181367 9921008353157/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13494,9807 9921008353168/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16494 9921008353179/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8165 9921008353190/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27763 9921008353236/tpi/15716,16503,21015,8513,9181,8157,21786,16653,13499 9921008353272/tpi/20110,21413,27744,16833,19032,11077,9811 9921008353275/tsys1/26.5,37.0,34.1,33.3,33.3,37.2,38.8,41.5,34.9 9921008353276/tsys2/118.1,117.9,113.1,103.2,101.8,98.9,111.8 9921008353290:!210083926 9921008353301#setcl#time/11080148,4,1999,210,08,35,32.98,-22.024,16.989,5 9921008353301#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921008353546?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008355847?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008362147?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008364449?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008370749?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008373051?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008375351?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008381652?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008383954?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008390254?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008392601:et 9921008392624:!+3s 9921008392736?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008392925:tape 9921008392945/tape/off,03944,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008392945:postob 9921008392945:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9921008392946#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921008392946:check2c2 9921008401583/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,49.,16.,16.,0.,98.,49.,82.,131. 9921008401583/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921008401606?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008402358:sx2c2=6 9921008402410/pass/6,,auto,-220.0,,-220.7,,-0.7, 9921008402544/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921008402742/vc04/nak,ack 9921008402852:!210084657 9921008405897?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008412197?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008414496?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008420795?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008423096?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008425395?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008431696?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008433995?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008440294?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008442594?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008444894?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008451194?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008453494?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008455794?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008462094?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008464394?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008465701:tape 9921008465720/tape/off,03957,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008465720:st=rev,135 9921008465742:!210084707 9921008470701:preob 9921008470702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008470703/onsource/TRACKING 9921008470957/tpical/28485,27819,35600,14278,14953,13042,35955,27404,22010 9921008470995/tpical/29766,31761,41918,22507,28577,17034,13918 9921008470999:!210084717 9921008471140?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008471701:tape 9921008471719/tape/off,03747,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921008471719:midob 9921008471720#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008471721/onsource/TRACKING 9921008472283/wx/19.4,799.2,15.0 9921008472844/wx/19.4,799.2,14.1 9921008472852/cable/0.0194789 9921008472865/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17017,10860 9921008472878/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21731 9921008472891/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10339 9921008472904/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32003 9921008472952/tpi/20534,21732,27223,10883,11324,10333,28277,21507,17008 9921008472989/tpi/23200,24436,32003,18338,21177,12446,10859 9921008472992/tsys1/36.4,51.6,47.0,45.8,43.7,49.9,51.6,51.7,46.6 9921008472993/tsys2/137.3,134.2,131.4,117.5,112.3,109.1,125.3 9921008472998:!210085115 9921008473015#setcl#time/11151881,4,1999,210,08,47,30.13,-22.020,17.188,6 9921008473015#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921008473441?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008475741?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008482053?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008484352?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008490651?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008492951?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008495251?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008501551?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008503851?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008510151?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008511501:et 9921008511523:!+3s 9921008511825:tape 9921008511844/tape/off,01058,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008511844:postob 9921008511844:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,neutral 9921008511845#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921008511846:midtp 9921008512103/tpzero/830,337,432,346,528,1149,1368,777,1089 9921008512141/tpzero/1380,597,415,6459,1045,354,1502 9921008512149:sx2c1=7 9921008512286/pass/7,,auto,-165.0,,-164.0,,1.0, 9921008512420/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921008512616/vc04/nak,ack 9921008512726:fastr=0m42s 9921008512805?ERROR ch -336 Enabled tracks do not check with requested tracks 9921008515072?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008520976:!+5s 9921008521478:!210085333 9921008521532?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008523831?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008530131?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008532430?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008533301:tape 9921008533320/tape/low,00119,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008533320:st=for,135 9921008533342:!210085343 9921008534301:preob 9921008534302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008534302/onsource/TRACKING 9921008534557/tpical/23940,22763,30019,11959,12847,10738,29248,22279,18470 9921008534595/tpical/26976,28800,37491,21092,26132,15751,12855 9921008534599:!210085353 9921008534822?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008535301:tape 9921008535320/tape/off,00328,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921008535320:midob 9921008535321#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008535322/onsource/TRACKING 9921008535884/wx/19.6,799.2,16.0 9921008540444/wx/19.6,799.2,16.4 9921008540450/cable/0.0194318 9921008540461/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13504,9807 9921008540472/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16708 9921008540483/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8077 9921008540494/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27550 9921008540541/tpi/16020,16731,21487,8535,9209,8079,21920,16645,13512 9921008540578/tpi/20368,21410,27546,16891,18914,11238,9806 9921008540581/tsys1/28.2,40.0,36.3,35.2,35.1,38.3,41.2,41.4,36.8 9921008540582/tsys2/118.5,116.1,112.5,102.4,102.1,99.5,112.3 9921008540591:!210085503 9921008540605#setcl#time/11191481,4,1999,210,08,54,06.03,-22.018,17.298,6 9921008540605#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921008541118?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008543417?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008545717?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008550301:et 9921008550323:!+3s 9921008550624:tape 9921008550643/tape/off,01127,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008550643:postob 9921008550643:source=1034-293,103455.8,-291827.0,1950.0,neutral 9921008550644#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921008550645:check2c1 9921008551981?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008555276?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921008555276?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921008555277/parity/0.,131.,49.,0.,16.,0.,343.,212.,16.,82.,131.,65.,4522.,473. 9921008555277/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921008555505?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008560054:sx2c1=7 9921008560108/pass/7,,auto,-165.0,,-164.0,,1.0, 9921008560242/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921008560439/vc04/nak,ack 9921008560549:!210085742 9921008563796?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008570096?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008572395?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008574201:tape 9921008574220/tape/off,01116,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921008574220:st=for,135 9921008574241:!210085752 9921008574655?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008575201:preob 9921008575202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008575202/onsource/TRACKING 9921008575457/tpical/29248,28611,36861,14558,14930,12969,38236,29698,22477 9921008575495/tpical/30402,32196,42132,22589,28509,17172,14037 9921008575499:!210085802 9921008575932;vc04=alarm 9921008575940/vc04/nak,ack 9921008580201:tape 9921008580221/tape/off,01325,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921008580221:midob 9921008580222#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921008580223/onsource/TRACKING 9921008580785/wx/19.6,799.2,22.3 9921008581345/wx/19.6,799.2,20.6 9921008581351/cable/0.0194378 9921008581362/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17514,11003 9921008581373/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22637 9921008581384/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10245 9921008581395/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32427 9921008581455/tpi/21399,22595,28600,11191,11367,10175,30893,23557,17528 9921008581492/tpi/23794,24873,32261,18466,21275,12720,10997 9921008581495/tsys1/38.5,54.4,50.1,47.3,44.7,47.5,59.1,54.5,48.8 9921008581496/tsys2/139.9,136.7,133.0,120.1,115.3,114.5,128.8 9921008581512:!210090043 9921008581512;vc04=alarm 9921008581520/vc04/nak,nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921008581520;vc04=alarm 9921008581531/vc04/nak,ack 9921008581544#setcl#time/11216426,4,1999,210,08,58,15.42,-22.013,17.368,6 9921008581544#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921008581789?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008581972;vc04=alarm 9921008581983/vc04/nak,ack 9921008582531;vc04=alarm 9921008582542/vc04/nak,ack 9921008584089?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008590389?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008592690?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921008594990?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009001291?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009003591?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009004301:et 9921009004324:!+3s 9921009004626:tape 9921009004646/tape/off,03148,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009004646:postob 9921009004646:source=1124-186,112434.0,-184046.3,1950.0,neutral 9921009004647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009004648:sx2c1=7 9921009004702/pass/7,,auto,-165.0,,-164.0,,1.0, 9921009004837/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921009005034/vc04/nak,ack 9921009005146:!210090136 9921009011911?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009013601:tape 9921009013621/tape/off,03148,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009013621:st=for,135 9921009013644:!210090146 9921009014175?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009014601:preob 9921009014602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009014603/onsource/TRACKING 9921009014860/tpical/25473,25134,32882,12832,13619,11770,36126,26895,20136 9921009014900/tpical/28672,30290,39608,21554,27248,16515,13371 9921009014903:!210090156 9921009015601:tape 9921009015619/tape/off,03357,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921009015620:midob 9921009015620#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009015621/onsource/TRACKING 9921009020181/wx/19.9,799.2,15.3 9921009020741/wx/19.9,799.2,15.7 9921009020747/cable/0.0191434 9921009020758/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15046,10330 9921009020769/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18431 9921009020780/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8825 9921009020791/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29493 9921009020837/tpi/17160,18377,24175,9313,10099,8833,29161,20233,15027 9921009020874/tpi/22046,22643,29486,17499,20098,12103,10329 9921009020877/tsys1/28.9,39.2,40.1,37.5,40.0,38.5,58.7,42.9,40.1 9921009020878/tsys2/128.6,118.9,118.4,112.3,109.9,109.8,119.7 9921009020893:!210090306 9921009020893;vc04=alarm 9921009020901/vc04/nak,ack 9921009020912#setcl#time/11239800,4,1999,210,09,02,09.10,-22.014,17.433,6 9921009020912#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921009021155?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009021184;vc04=alarm 9921009021194/vc04/nak,ack 9921009021468;vc04=alarm 9921009021479/vc04/nak,ack 9921009021821;vc04=alarm 9921009021832/vc04/nak,ack 9921009022077;vc04=alarm 9921009022088/vc04/nak,ack 9921009023455?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009025755?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009030601:et 9921009030624:!+3s 9921009030926:tape 9921009030946/tape/off,04156,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009030946:postob 9921009030946:source=0727-115,072758.1,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 9921009030947#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009030948:sx2c1=7 9921009031002/pass/7,,auto,-165.0,,-164.0,,1.0, 9921009031137/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921009031334/vc04/nak,ack 9921009031446:!210090409 9921009034075?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009040377?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009040901:tape 9921009040921/tape/off,04156,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009040921:st=for,135 9921009040944:!210090419 9921009041901:preob 9921009041901#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009041902/onsource/TRACKING 9921009042157/tpical/30410,29685,38057,14976,15137,12619,36651,28172,22869 9921009042196/tpical/30944,32851,42592,22618,28636,17325,14184 9921009042198:!210090429 9921009042649?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009042901:tape 9921009042919/tape/off,04365,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921009042919:midob 9921009042920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009042921/onsource/TRACKING 9921009043480/wx/20.0,799.2,12.0 9921009044040/wx/20.0,799.1,12.2 9921009044046/cable/0.0193416 9921009044057/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17910,11148 9921009044068/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23067 9921009044079/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9930 9921009044090/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32288 9921009044136/tpi/21654,23760,29808,11661,11679,10297,29523,22792,18059 9921009044173/tpi/24464,25522,32951,18559,21469,12843,11167 9921009044176/tsys1/35.0,58.1,52.3,50.2,47.4,57.9,58.1,60.2,51.9 9921009044177/tsys2/146.9,140.3,139.2,122.9,117.5,114.9,132.1 9921009044182:!210090539 9921009044195#setcl#time/11255086,5,1999,210,09,04,41.92,-22.015,17.475,6 9921009044195#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921009044959?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009051259?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009053558?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009053901:et 9921009053924:!+3s 9921009054226:tape 9921009054246/tape/off,05164,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009054246:postob 9921009054246:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9921009054247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009054248:check2c1 9921009060028?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009062877?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921009062877?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921009062878/parity/0.,33.,49.,0.,16.,0.,245.,571.,98.,65.,180.,82.,7796.,718. 9921009062878/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921009063105?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009063656:sx2c1=7 9921009063709/pass/7,,auto,-165.0,,-164.0,,1.0, 9921009063844/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921009064042/vc04/nak,ack 9921009064153:!210091101 9921009071397?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009073697?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009075999?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009082300?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009084603?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009090903?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009093203?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009095505?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009101805?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009104106?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009110101:tape 9921009110121/tape/off,05153,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009110121:st=for,135 9921009110167?ERROR ma -4 Device tp timed-out on response. 9921009110167:!210091111 9921009110294?ERROR ch -4 Device v5 timed-out on response from MATCN 9921009110445?ERROR ch -310 v4 shows the majority of possible error conditions 9921009111101:preob 9921009111101#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009111102/onsource/TRACKING 9921009111357?ERROR ma -4 Device v5 timed-out on response. 9921009111396/tpical/28438,30273,39099,21618,27317,16558,13318 9921009111400:!210091121 9921009112101:tape 9921009112119/tape/off,05361,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921009112119:midob 9921009112120#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009112120/onsource/TRACKING 9921009112679/wx/19.2,799.2,16.5 9921009113238/wx/19.2,799.2,16.2 9921009113244/cable/0.0193971 9921009113255/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13482,10227 9921009113266/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16526 9921009113277/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8503 9921009113288/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29218 9921009113347?ERROR ma -4 Device v5 timed-out on response. 9921009113384/tpi/21720,22859,29207,17468,19940,11870,10228 9921009113387/tsys1/35.0,58.1,52.3,50.2,47.4,57.9,58.1,60.2,51.9 9921009113388/tsys2/124.9,123.8,120.0,109.4,105.6,101.3,116.5 9921009113402:!210091445 9921009113413#setcl#time/11296316,4,1999,210,09,11,34.11,-22.022,17.590,6 9921009113413#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921009113667?ERROR ch -310 v4 shows the majority of possible error conditions 9921009115997?ERROR ch -302 v4 frequency does not check with requested value 9921009115997?ERROR ch -303 v4 bandwidth does not check with requested value 9921009115997?ERROR ch -304 v4 TPI selection does not check with requested setting 9921009115997?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009122323?ERROR ch -302 v4 frequency does not check with requested value 9921009122323?ERROR ch -303 v4 bandwidth does not check with requested value 9921009122323?ERROR ch -304 v4 TPI selection does not check with requested setting 9921009122323?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009124636?ERROR ch -310 v4 shows the majority of possible error conditions 9921009130965?ERROR ch -302 v4 frequency does not check with requested value 9921009130965?ERROR ch -303 v4 bandwidth does not check with requested value 9921009130965?ERROR ch -304 v4 TPI selection does not check with requested setting 9921009130965?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009133268?ERROR ch -302 v4 frequency does not check with requested value 9921009133268?ERROR ch -303 v4 bandwidth does not check with requested value 9921009133268?ERROR ch -304 v4 TPI selection does not check with requested setting 9921009133268?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009135601?ERROR ch -302 v4 frequency does not check with requested value 9921009135601?ERROR ch -303 v4 bandwidth does not check with requested value 9921009135601?ERROR ch -304 v4 TPI selection does not check with requested setting 9921009135601?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009141734?ERROR ch -4 Device v4 timed-out on response from MATCN 9921009143016;vc04=230.99 9921009143025/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921009143380;vc04=230.99 9921009143389/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921009144456;vc04=alarm 9921009144467/vc04/nak,ack 9921009144501:et 9921009144524:!+3s 9921009144826:tape 9921009144846/tape/off,07668,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009144846:postob 9921009144846:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9921009144847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009144848:check2c1 9921009150626?ERROR ch -309 v4 alarm is on 9921009153492?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921009153492?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 25. 9921009153492?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921009153494/parity/49.,82.,65.,0.,33.,0.,147.,163.,196.,98.,392.,82.,9200.,522. 9921009153494/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921009153584?ERROR ch -4 Device v4 timed-out on response from MATCN 9921009153952;vc04=230.99 9921009153973?ERROR ma -4 Device v4 timed-out on response. 9921009154253:sx2c1=7 9921009154304/pass/7,,auto,-165.0,,-164.0,,1.0, 9921009154454?ERROR ma -4 Device v4 timed-out on response. 9921009154517;vc04=230.99 9921009154541?ERROR ma -4 Device v4 timed-out on response. 9921009154541;vc04=230.99 9921009154562?ERROR ma -4 Device v4 timed-out on response. 9921009154664?ERROR ma -4 Device v4 timed-out on response. 9921009154775:!210091857 9921009162106?ERROR ch -4 Device v4 timed-out on response from MATCN 9921009164431?ERROR ch -4 Device v4 timed-out on response from MATCN 9921009170758?ERROR ch -4 Device v4 timed-out on response from MATCN 9921009173100?ERROR ch -4 Device v4 timed-out on response from MATCN 9921009175427?ERROR ch -4 Device v4 timed-out on response from MATCN 9921009181753?ERROR ch -4 Device v4 timed-out on response from MATCN 9921009184079?ERROR ch -4 Device v4 timed-out on response from MATCN 9921009185701:tape 9921009185721/tape/off,07655,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009185721:st=for,135 9921009185744:!210091907 9921009190701:preob 9921009190701#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009190702/onsource/TRACKING 9921009190957/tpical/26753,25830,33532,-1,15008,12285,33812,25871,20674 9921009190996/tpical/28614,30429,38794,21045,26996,16534,13302 9921009190998:!210091917 9921009190998;vc04=230.99 9921009191007/vc04/nak,alarmv4(#04) 9921009191701:tape 9921009191721/tape/off,07864,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921009191721:midob 9921009191722#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009191723/onsource/TRACKING 9921009192285/wx/18.6,799.0,16.5 9921009192845/wx/18.6,799.0,16.8 9921009192851/cable/0.0186749 9921009192862/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15437,10239 9921009192874/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19470 9921009192885/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9267 9921009192897/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29017 9921009192944/tpi/18533,19482,24669,16620,11127,9282,25820,19714,15466 9921009192981/tpi/21900,23045,29017,16938,19656,11880,10242 9921009192984?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v4 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921009192985/tsys1/31.7,44.3,40.2,-145.5,40.1,39.8,45.0,45.2,40.6 9921009192986/tsys2/126.0,125.4,120.6,105.2,104.6,102.1,117.8 9921009192990:!210092027 9921009192990;vc04=alarm 9921009192999/vc04/nak,ack 9921009193010#setcl#time/11343925,5,1999,210,09,19,30.08,-22.020,17.722,6 9921009193010#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921009193490;vc04=alarm 9921009202701:et 9921009202724:!+3s 9921009203026:tape 9921009203045/tape/off,08663,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009203045:postob 9921009203045:source=1334-127,133500.0,-124209.7,1950.0,neutral 9921009203046#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009203047:midtp 9921009203307/tpzero/803,353,384,1171,1062,1063,1276,779,1054 9921009203346/tpzero/1384,597,346,5924,1072,396,1468 9921009203354:check2c1 9921009212053?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921009212053?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921009212053?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921009212054/parity/82.,424.,131.,131.,33.,49.,588.,376.,82.,49.,229.,65.,$$$$$,702. 9921009212054/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921009212761:sx2c2=8 9921009212837/pass/8,,auto,-165.0,,-165.7,,-0.7, 9921009213274:fastf=0m12s 9921009214525:!+5s 9921009215026:!210092435 9921009243501:tape 9921009243521/tape/off,08922,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009243521:st=rev,135 9921009243544:!210092445 9921009244501:preob 9921009244502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009244502/onsource/TRACKING 9921009244760/tpical/25292,24398,31781,20517,14343,12145,35555,27657,19927 9921009244799/tpical/29116,30964,39201,21433,27459,16947,13529 9921009244801:!210092455 9921009245501:tape 9921009245521/tape/off,08713,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921009245521:midob 9921009245522#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009245523/onsource/TRACKING 9921009250085/wx/18.6,799.0,17.0 9921009250644/wx/18.6,799.0,17.7 9921009250650/cable/0.0193669 9921009250661/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14973,10413 9921009250673/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18447 9921009250684/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9355 9921009250696/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29374 9921009250743/tpi/17614,18444,23437,15336,10713,9366,27109,21261,14972 9921009250780/tpi/22376,23467,29425,17228,20057,12181,10413 9921009250783/tsys1/32.2,44.7,40.6,40.2,39.1,43.9,45.0,47.1,41.3 9921009250784/tsys2/128.4,125.8,122.7,110.9,105.8,102.0,118.4 9921009250789:!210092605 9921009250803#setcl#time/11377726,7,1999,210,09,25,07.99,-22.039,17.816,5 9921009250803#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921009260501:et 9921009260524:!+3s 9921009260826:tape 9921009260847/tape/off,07914,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009260847:postob 9921009260847:source=1144-379,114430.9,-375530.7,1950.0,neutral 9921009260848#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009260849:check2c2 9921009265486?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921009265486/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,0.,33.,0.,147.,0.,6416.,0. 9921009265486/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921009270258:sx2c2=8 9921009270313/pass/8,,auto,-165.0,,-166.5,,-1.5, 9921009270750:!210092818 9921009281801:tape 9921009281821/tape/off,07927,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009281821:st=rev,135 9921009281844:!210092828 9921009282801:preob 9921009282801#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009282802/onsource/TRACKING 9921009283054/tpical/31628,32609,42701,26151,17498,14216,47736,34319,25442 9921009283093/tpical/33034,34585,43496,23273,30391,19040,15002 9921009283098:!210092838 9921009283801:tape 9921009283821/tape/off,07718,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921009283821:midob 9921009283822#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009283823/onsource/TRACKING 9921009284382/wx/18.6,798.9,26.1 9921009284942/wx/18.6,798.9,24.2 9921009284948/cable/0.0183708 9921009284959/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20621,11944 9921009284970/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26274 9921009284981/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11640 9921009284992/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34118 9921009285038/tpi/24667,26202,34289,21170,14107,11629,39293,27914,20604 9921009285075/tpi/26492,27333,34129,19154,23116,14365,11943 9921009285078/tsys1/50.4,59.3,59.2,59.0,56.6,60.0,66.2,62.3,59.4 9921009285079/tsys2/158.3,152.0,148.7,132.5,125.0,123.2,141.2 9921009285093:!210092948 9921009285104#setcl#time/11400033,4,1999,210,09,28,51.02,-22.016,17.878,6 9921009285104#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921009294801:et 9921009294823:!+3s 9921009295125:tape 9921009295144/tape/off,06919,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009295144:postob 9921009295145:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9921009295145#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009295146:check2c2 9921009303849?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921009303849/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,33.,49.,0.,82.,16.,2376.,16. 9921009303849/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921009304558:sx2c2=8 9921009304612/pass/8,,auto,-165.0,,-165.7,,-0.7, 9921009305050:!210093423 9921009342301:tape 9921009342321/tape/off,06930,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009342321:st=rev,135 9921009342344:!210093433 9921009343301:preob 9921009343301#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009343302/onsource/TRACKING 9921009343554/tpical/29103,28418,36533,22996,15891,12969,37134,28429,22416 9921009343593/tpical/30796,32733,41156,22256,28560,17693,14182 9921009343598:!210093443 9921009344301:tape 9921009344321/tape/off,06721,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921009344321:midob 9921009344322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009344323/onsource/TRACKING 9921009344882/wx/18.7,798.9,15.5 9921009345441/wx/18.7,799.0,15.7 9921009345447/cable/0.0186895 9921009345458/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17502,11073 9921009345469/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22514 9921009345480/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10299 9921009345491/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31439 9921009345537/tpi/21278,22467,28198,17958,12265,10300,29433,22541,17492 9921009345574/tpi/24144,25259,31476,18070,21246,12956,11075 9921009345577/tsys1/38.5,54.6,49.1,49.0,45.4,50.9,53.7,54.3,49.1 9921009345578/tsys2/141.1,136.1,132.6,119.7,113.8,109.3,127.5 9921009345592:!210093827 9921009345603#setcl#time/11436542,4,1999,210,09,34,56.01,-22.026,17.979,6 9921009345603#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921009382701:et 9921009382724:!+3s 9921009383026:tape 9921009383046/tape/off,04190,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009383046:postob 9921009383046:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,neutral 9921009383047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009383048:check2c2 9921009391685?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921009391685?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921009391685/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,49.,16.,0.,98.,49.,$$$$$,131. 9921009391685/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921009392461:sx2c2=8 9921009392515/pass/8,,auto,-165.0,,-164.9,,0.1, 9921009392952:!210094055 9921009405501:tape 9921009405520/tape/off,04203,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009405520:st=rev,135 9921009405542:!210094105 9921009410501:preob 9921009410502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009410502/onsource/TRACKING 9921009410757/tpical/25457,24284,31987,20143,14416,11386,31743,24324,19669 9921009410796/tpical/27654,29467,36597,20839,26272,16349,13044 9921009410800:!210094115 9921009411501:tape 9921009411520/tape/off,03994,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921009411520:midob 9921009411521#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009411522/onsource/TRACKING 9921009412086/wx/18.3,798.9,19.8 9921009412646/wx/18.3,798.9,20.0 9921009412654/cable/0.0180766 9921009412667/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14433,9938 9921009412679/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17504 9921009412690/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8392 9921009412702/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26684 9921009412748/tpi/16456,17514,23347,14752,10600,8382,26276,17929,14424 9921009412785/tpi/20950,21535,26684,16653,19118,11910,9937 9921009412788/tsys1/25.6,37.3,39.1,37.0,36.7,35.8,67.2,39.4,37.5 9921009412789/tsys2/120.4,108.9,109.6,105.7,104.0,107.0,112.4 9921009412794:!210094225 9921009412810#setcl#time/11475759,5,1999,210,09,41,28.08,-22.026,18.088,6 9921009412810#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921009422501:et 9921009422523:!+3s 9921009422825:tape 9921009422844/tape/off,03195,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009422844:postob 9921009422844:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,cw 9921009422845#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009422846:sx2c2=8 9921009422900/pass/8,,auto,-165.0,,-164.9,,0.1, 9921009423338:!210094330 9921009433001:tape 9921009433020/tape/off,03195,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009433020:st=rev,135 9921009433042:!210094340 9921009434001:preob 9921009434002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009434002/onsource/TRACKING 9921009434257/tpical/25840,24708,32424,20343,14653,11638,32378,24579,19963 9921009434296/tpical/27828,29627,36631,20813,26316,16272,13063 9921009434299:!210094350 9921009435001:tape 9921009435020/tape/off,02986,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921009435020:midob 9921009435021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009435022/onsource/TRACKING 9921009435583/wx/18.2,798.9,14.9 9921009440142/wx/18.2,799.0,13.6 9921009440148/cable/0.0195358 9921009440159/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14723,9976 9921009440170/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18224 9921009440181/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8855 9921009440192/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27057 9921009440239/tpi/17403,18251,23443,15023,10764,8861,24489,18693,14737 9921009440276/tpi/21102,22135,27053,16635,19077,11662,9976 9921009440279/tsys1/28.9,40.7,37.7,38.3,36.7,41.3,43.3,44.7,38.5 9921009440281/tsys2/120.9,118.6,115.0,105.7,102.6,100.8,113.7 9921009440299:!210094752 9921009440310#setcl#time/11491263,4,1999,210,09,44,03.08,-22.026,18.131,6 9921009440310#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921009475200:et 9921009475223:!+3s 9921009475525:tape 9921009475545/tape/off,00252,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009475545:postob 9921009475545:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9921009475546#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009475547:midtp 9921009475809/tpzero/807,362,389,1222,1029,1119,1281,770,1054 9921009475848/tpzero/1382,598,293,5917,1040,402,1463 9921009475858:check2c2 9921009484485?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921009484485?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921009484486/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,33.,16.,49.,0.,65.,33.,$$$$$,33. 9921009484486/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921009485265:sx2c1=9 9921009485375/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.8,,0.2, 9921009485812:fastr=0m6s 9921009490463:!+5s 9921009490965:!210095712 9921009571201:tape 9921009571221/tape/off,00129,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009571221:st=for,135 9921009571244:!210095722 9921009572201:preob 9921009572202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009572202/onsource/TRACKING 9921009572460/tpical/30949,30521,39104,24087,17400,14540,42982,33280,24411 9921009572499/tpical/31816,33835,42057,22849,29512,18340,14592 9921009572502:!210095732 9921009573201:tape 9921009573219/tape/off,00337,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921009573219:midob 9921009573220#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921009573221/onsource/TRACKING 9921009573780/wx/18.2,798.9,18.2 9921009574339/wx/18.2,799.0,17.8 9921009574345/cable/0.0193365 9921009574356/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19551,11464 9921009574368/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24744 9921009574379/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11839 9921009574390/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32478 9921009574436/tpi/23343,24753,31079,19350,13767,11844,34939,27151,19546 9921009574473/tpi/25076,26298,32451,18610,22087,13577,11461 9921009574476/tsys1/43.6,62.2,56.2,56.3,51.5,58.5,61.5,63.3,55.9 9921009574477/tsys2/145.0,140.6,138.1,123.5,116.9,114.1,131.7 9921009574491:!210095842 9921009574502#setcl#time/11573476,4,1999,210,09,57,45.00,-22.027,18.359,6 9921009574502#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921009584201:et 9921009584224:!+3s 9921009584526:tape 9921009584546/tape/off,01137,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921009584546:postob 9921009584546:source=1034-293,103455.8,-291827.0,1950.0,neutral 9921009584547#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921009584548:check2c1 9921009593182?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921009593182?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921009593183/parity/0.,82.,49.,0.,33.,16.,245.,180.,82.,49.,196.,98.,7461.,555. 9921009593183/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921009593958:sx2c1=9 9921009594012/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.8,,0.2, 9921009594450:!210100359 9921010035901:tape 9921010035921/tape/off,01125,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010035921:st=for,135 9921010035944:!210100409 9921010040900:preob 9921010040901#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010040901/onsource/TRACKING 9921010041159/tpical/29592,29091,37414,22818,16203,13444,40067,31232,22977 9921010041198/tpical/31968,33957,42035,22838,29374,18332,14618 9921010041203:!210100419 9921010041901:tape 9921010041919/tape/off,01334,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010041919:midob 9921010041920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010041920/onsource/TRACKING 9921010042480/wx/17.9,799.0,20.5 9921010043040/wx/17.9,799.0,20.5 9921010043046/cable/0.0195317 9921010043057/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18140,11493 9921010043068/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23357 9921010043079/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10723 9921010043090/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32555 9921010043136/tpi/22140,23345,29276,18092,12581,10728,32099,25101,18142 9921010043173/tpi/25258,26395,32485,18623,22023,13605,11495 9921010043176/tsys1/42.1,58.8,52.2,52.5,46.9,52.0,56.9,58.3,52.0 9921010043177/tsys2/146.7,140.7,139.0,124.3,117.7,115.2,132.5 9921010043191:!210100607 9921010043202#setcl#time/11614186,4,1999,210,10,04,32.00,-22.022,18.473,6 9921010043202#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010060700:et 9921010060722:!+3s 9921010061024:tape 9921010061043/tape/off,02561,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010061043:postob 9921010061043:source=1124-186,112434.0,-184046.3,1950.0,neutral 9921010061044#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010061045:sx2c1=9 9921010061099/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.0,,1.0, 9921010061536:!210100640 9921010064001:tape 9921010064020/tape/off,02561,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010064020:st=for,135 9921010064042:!210100650 9921010065001:preob 9921010065002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010065002/onsource/TRACKING 9921010065254/tpical/26155,25179,32647,20165,14752,12302,35918,27905,20408 9921010065292/tpical/29642,31535,39545,21708,27679,17178,13735 9921010065296:!210100700 9921010070001:tape 9921010070020/tape/off,02770,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010070020:midob 9921010070021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010070022/onsource/TRACKING 9921010070584/wx/17.8,799.0,22.3 9921010071145/wx/17.8,799.0,23.1 9921010071153/cable/0.0194514 9921010071166/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15479,10610 9921010071179/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19258 9921010071192/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9553 9921010071205/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29805 9921010071253/tpi/18326,19249,24329,15302,11100,9561,27712,21761,15473 9921010071290/tpi/22844,23963,29805,17464,20341,12433,10610 9921010071293/tsys1/32.9,46.8,42.3,42.6,40.5,45.3,47.3,50.2,43.0 9921010071294/tsys2/130.2,127.3,125.0,112.2,108.5,104.6,120.7 9921010071300:!210100810 9921010071318#setcl#time/11630305,4,1999,210,10,07,13.15,-22.020,18.517,6 9921010071318#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010081001:et 9921010081023:!+3s 9921010081325:tape 9921010081344/tape/off,03569,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010081344:postob 9921010081344:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,cw 9921010081345#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010081346:check2c1 9921010090048?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921010090048?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921010090049/parity/0.,98.,65.,33.,16.,16.,163.,261.,65.,33.,82.,49.,$$$$$,408. 9921010090049/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921010090758:sx2c1=9 9921010090812/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.0,,1.0, 9921010091249:!210101227 9921010122701:tape 9921010122720/tape/off,03558,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010122720:st=for,135 9921010122742:!210101237 9921010123700:preob 9921010123701#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010123701/onsource/TRACKING 9921010123956/tpical/22854,23339,30994,18851,14116,11299,36763,25344,19099 9921010123995/tpical/27802,29162,36096,20983,26817,16970,13133 9921010123998:!210101247 9921010124701:tape 9921010124720/tape/off,03767,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010124720:midob 9921010124721#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010124722/onsource/TRACKING 9921010125286/wx/17.9,799.0,20.8 9921010125845/wx/17.9,799.0,21.2 9921010125851/cable/0.0195756 9921010125862/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13850,10016 9921010125873/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16701 9921010125884/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8713 9921010125895/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27019 9921010125942/tpi/15964,16711,21439,13695,10217,8735,24802,19205,13871 9921010125979/tpi/21084,22176,26974,16716,19350,11864,10018 9921010125982/tsys1/32.3,36.3,32.4,35.6,34.6,43.7,28.9,44.1,36.0 9921010125983/tsys2/120.9,127.4,120.6,104.4,101.1,92.6,113.3 9921010125999:!210101650 9921010130010#setcl#time/11665007,4,1999,210,10,13,00.08,-22.022,18.614,6 9921010130010#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010165001:et 9921010165023:!+3s 9921010165325:tape 9921010165344/tape/off,06512,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010165344:postob 9921010165344:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,neutral 9921010165345#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010165346:check2c1 9921010174012?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921010174012?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921010174013/parity/0.,49.,65.,16.,33.,16.,310.,327.,229.,131.,343.,114.,$$$$$,555. 9921010174013/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9921010174758:sx2c1=9 9921010174812/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-109.8,,0.2, 9921010175248:!210101841 9921010184101:tape 9921010184120/tape/off,06500,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010184120:st=for,135 9921010184142:!210101851 9921010185101:preob 9921010185103#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010185104/onsource/TRACKING 9921010185356/tpical/23261,22360,29439,18206,13476,10819,30981,23307,18248 9921010185394/tpical/28140,29777,36834,20968,26623,16624,13175 9921010185398:!210101901 9921010190101:tape 9921010190120/tape/off,06710,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010190120:midob 9921010190121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010190122/onsource/TRACKING 9921010190686/wx/17.9,799.0,28.0 9921010191246/wx/17.9,799.0,27.3 9921010191252/cable/0.0186233 9921010191263/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13442,10064 9921010191275/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16339 9921010191286/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8186 9921010191297/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26973 9921010191344/tpi/15147,16127,21450,13411,9948,8028,25445,17153,13432 9921010191381/tpi/21374,21957,26973,16754,19434,12108,10054 9921010191384/tsys1/26.0,37.2,38.8,37.4,37.2,36.4,64.2,39.1,37.8 9921010191385/tsys2/121.9,112.6,111.6,106.1,105.5,106.9,113.5 9921010191400:!210102011 9921010191412#setcl#time/11702418,4,1999,210,10,19,14.10,-22.016,18.718,7 9921010191412#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010201101:et 9921010201123:!+3s 9921010201425:tape 9921010201444/tape/off,07509,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010201444:postob 9921010201444:source=1144-379,114430.9,-375530.7,1950.0,neutral 9921010201445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010201446:check2c1 9921010210080?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921010210080?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921010210081/parity/0.,98.,82.,16.,16.,65.,278.,131.,16.,98.,245.,212.,$$$$$,424. 9921010210081/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9921010210854:sx2c1=9 9921010210907/pass/9,,auto,-110.0,,-110.6,,-0.6, 9921010211344:!210102307 9921010230701:tape 9921010230721/tape/off,07497,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010230721:st=for,135 9921010230744:!210102317 9921010231701:preob 9921010231702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010231702/onsource/TRACKING 9921010231960/tpical/34720,34466,44044,26282,18500,15273,46415,36354,26800 9921010231999/tpical/34380,36560,45171,23958,31135,19572,15547 9921010232001:!210102327 9921010232701:tape 9921010232721/tape/off,07706,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010232721:midob 9921010232722#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010232723/onsource/TRACKING 9921010233285/wx/17.9,799.0,31.1 9921010233845/wx/17.9,799.1,31.8 9921010233851/cable/0.0183836 9921010233862/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22041,12443 9921010233874/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28791 9921010233885/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12709 9921010233896/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,35690 9921010233942/tpi/27200,28790,36095,21695,15023,12723,38743,30471,22048 9921010233979/tpi/27772,29100,35666,19778,23835,14878,12442 9921010233982/tsys1/51.6,73.6,66.0,65.6,59.2,66.9,71.8,74.2,64.9 9921010233984/tsys2/164.7,157.6,153.5,136.8,128.8,127.2,145.8 9921010233988:!210102437 9921010234004#setcl#time/11729016,6,1999,210,10,23,40.00,-22.031,18.792,5 9921010234004#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010243701:et 9921010243724:!+3s 9921010244026:tape 9921010244046/tape/off,08505,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010244046:postob 9921010244046:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9921010244047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010244048:midtp 9921010244307/tpzero/805,362,382,1285,1006,1120,1289,773,1043 9921010244346/tpzero/1384,602,283,5904,1016,403,1457 9921010244354:sx2c2=10 9921010244424/pass/10,,auto,-110.0,,-110.6,,-0.6, 9921010244863:fastf=0m19s 9921010250814:!+5s 9921010251316:!210102636 9921010263601:tape 9921010263621/tape/off,08934,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010263621:st=rev,135 9921010263644:!210102646 9921010264601:preob 9921010264602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010264602/onsource/TRACKING 9921010264860/tpical/26573,25683,33175,20356,14696,11838,33397,25607,20350 9921010264897/tpical/30008,31882,39305,21764,27693,17187,13800 9921010264899:!210102656 9921010265601:tape 9921010265621/tape/off,08726,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010265621:midob 9921010265622#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010265623/onsource/TRACKING 9921010270184/wx/18.0,799.0,20.5 9921010270744/wx/18.0,799.0,20.6 9921010270750/cable/0.0191974 9921010270762/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15644,10709 9921010270774/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19950 9921010270785/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9299 9921010270797/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29764 9921010270844/tpi/18969,19919,25126,15658,11163,9298,26177,19979,15635 9921010270881/tpi/23286,24336,29764,17586,20474,12508,10711 9921010270884/tsys1/35.1,49.9,45.2,45.0,42.3,47.3,50.7,50.2,45.5 9921010270885/tsys2/134.4,129.7,127.4,115.3,111.2,106.7,123.5 9921010270890:!210102806 9921010270904#setcl#time/11749922,7,1999,210,10,27,09.00,-22.040,18.850,5 9921010270904#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010280601:et 9921010280624:!+3s 9921010280926:tape 9921010280946/tape/off,07927,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010280946:postob 9921010280946:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9921010280947#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010280948:check2c2 9921010285580?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921010285580?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921010285581/parity/0.,0.,16.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,98.,0.,65.,16.,$$$$$,33. 9921010285581/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9921010290359:sx2c2=10 9921010290413/pass/10,,auto,-110.0,,-110.6,,-0.6, 9921010290850:!210103143 9921010314301:tape 9921010314320/tape/off,07940,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010314320:st=rev,135 9921010314342:!210103153 9921010315301:preob 9921010315302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010315302/onsource/TRACKING 9921010315557/tpical/27599,26796,34658,21250,15708,13204,39514,30734,21807 9921010315595/tpical/30580,32506,40199,22131,28370,17672,14100 9921010315599:!210103203 9921010320301:tape 9921010320320/tape/off,07731,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010320320:midob 9921010320321#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010320322/onsource/TRACKING 9921010320886/wx/18.0,799.0,27.2 9921010321446/wx/18.0,799.0,27.5 9921010321454/cable/0.0193277 9921010321467/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,16753,10978 9921010321480/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20832 9921010321491/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10342 9921010321502/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30568 9921010321549/tpi/19730,20772,26224,16405,11924,10376,30899,24069,16740 9921010321586/tpi/23868,24955,30568,17930,21029,12920,10973 9921010321589/tsys1/35.4,49.8,45.0,45.9,42.4,48.1,50.5,51.4,45.5 9921010321591/tsys2/138.1,133.0,129.7,118.1,112.4,108.6,125.5 9921010321595:!210103313 9921010321609#setcl#time/11780636,6,1999,210,10,32,16.07,-22.029,18.935,6 9921010321609#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010331301:et 9921010331323:!+3s 9921010331625:tape 9921010331644/tape/off,06932,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010331644:postob 9921010331644:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 9921010331645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010331646:sx2c2=10 9921010331699/pass/10,,auto,-110.0,,-110.6,,-0.6, 9921010332136:!210103450 9921010345001:tape 9921010345020/tape/off,06932,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010345020:st=rev,135 9921010345042:!210103500 9921010350001:preob 9921010350002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010350002/onsource/TRACKING 9921010350257/tpical/29137,28472,36716,22526,16674,14113,42590,33295,23187 9921010350295/tpical/31414,33427,41284,22641,29225,18241,14456 9921010350299:!210103510 9921010351001:tape 9921010351020/tape/off,06723,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010351020:midob 9921010351021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010351022/onsource/TRACKING 9921010351586/wx/18.0,799.0,34.1 9921010352147/wx/18.0,799.0,34.4 9921010352155/cable/0.0189125 9921010352166/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18150,11309 9921010352178/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22572 9921010352189/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11184 9921010352200/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31727 9921010352247/tpi/21345,22599,28432,17712,12904,11185,33915,26636,18157 9921010352284/tpi/24668,25859,31727,18369,21806,13418,11310 9921010352287/tsys1/38.7,55.7,49.8,50.2,46.4,50.5,55.3,57.1,50.0 9921010352289/tsys2/142.3,137.6,135.7,120.3,115.6,111.3,129.2 9921010352293:!210103842 9921010352308#setcl#time/11799339,4,1999,210,10,35,23.06,-22.019,18.987,6 9921010352308#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010384200:et 9921010384223:!+3s 9921010384525:tape 9921010384545/tape/off,04326,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010384545:postob 9921010384545:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9921010384546#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010384547:sx2c2=10 9921010384607/pass/10,,auto,-110.0,,-109.8,,0.2, 9921010385044:!210104031 9921010403101:tape 9921010403121/tape/off,04326,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010403121:st=rev,135 9921010403144:!210104041 9921010404101:preob 9921010404102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010404102/onsource/TRACKING 9921010404360/tpical/30614,30004,38563,23490,17086,14401,43517,34057,24103 9921010404397/tpical/31858,33887,41855,23156,29352,18231,14617 9921010404399:!210104051 9921010405101:tape 9921010405121/tape/off,04117,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010405121:midob 9921010405122#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010405123/onsource/TRACKING 9921010405685/wx/18.0,799.0,21.0 9921010410245/wx/18.0,799.0,21.1 9921010410251/cable/0.0172427 9921010410262/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19242,11509 9921010410273/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24340 9921010410284/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11681 9921010410294/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32389 9921010410340/tpi/22987,24344,30521,18827,13454,11666,35354,27653,19239 9921010410377/tpi/25220,26430,32397,18879,22081,13534,11509 9921010410380/tsys1/42.8,62.3,55.1,55.3,50.4,56.7,61.3,61.7,55.0 9921010410381/tsys2/148.1,142.8,140.0,125.1,119.5,115.3,133.4 9921010410386:!210104201 9921010410400#setcl#time/11833439,7,1999,210,10,41,03.96,-22.036,19.082,5 9921010410400#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010420101:et 9921010420124:!+3s 9921010420426:tape 9921010420446/tape/off,03318,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010420446:postob 9921010420446:source=1622-253,162244.1,-252051.7,1950.0,neutral 9921010420447#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010420448:sx2c2=10 9921010420503/pass/10,,auto,-110.0,,-110.6,,-0.6, 9921010420942:!210104311 9921010431101:tape 9921010431121/tape/off,03318,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010431121:st=rev,135 9921010431144:!210104321 9921010432101:preob 9921010432101#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010432102/onsource/TRACKING 9921010432354/tpical/34425,34110,43633,26172,18805,15773,48157,37889,26976 9921010432393/tpical/33642,35811,44134,24025,30593,19071,15281 9921010432398:!210104331 9921010433101:tape 9921010433121/tape/off,03109,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010433121:midob 9921010433122#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010433123/onsource/TRACKING 9921010433688/wx/18.0,799.0,14.3 9921010434248/wx/18.0,799.0,14.2 9921010434254/cable/0.0176958 9921010434265/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22214,12158 9921010434276/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28540 9921010434287/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13096 9921010434298/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34681 9921010434344/tpi/26910,28543,35802,21608,15297,13118,40225,31751,22221 9921010434381/tpi/26944,28288,34681,19762,23303,14355,12163 9921010434384/tsys1/51.1,74.4,66.5,65.5,59.9,66.4,72.2,74.2,65.5 9921010434385/tsys2/157.4,151.8,150.1,134.1,126.1,122.0,141.6 9921010434390:!210104513 9921010434410#setcl#time/11849453,4,1999,210,10,43,44.07,-22.022,19.126,6 9921010434410#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010451300:et 9921010451323:!+3s 9921010451625:tape 9921010451645/tape/off,01950,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010451645:postob 9921010451646:source=1034-293,103455.8,-291827.0,1950.0,neutral 9921010451646#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010451647:check2c2 9921010460352?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921010460352?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921010460353/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,33.,33.,0.,65.,16.,$$$$$,65. 9921010460353/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921010461062:sx2c2=10 9921010461117/pass/10,,auto,-110.0,,-110.6,,-0.6, 9921010461554:!210104859 9921010485901:tape 9921010485920/tape/off,01961,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010485922:st=rev,135 9921010485944:!210104909 9921010490901:preob 9921010490902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010490902/onsource/TRACKING 9921010491157/tpical/33534,33092,42262,25296,17578,14206,42430,33285,25484 9921010491195/tpical/33086,35201,43420,23689,30035,18638,15029 9921010491199:!210104919 9921010491901:tape 9921010491920/tape/off,01753,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010491920:midob 9921010491921#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010491922/onsource/TRACKING 9921010492486/wx/18.1,799.1,18.8 9921010493047/wx/18.1,799.0,17.7 9921010493055/cable/0.0174822 9921010493068/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20643,11947 9921010493081/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27226 9921010493094/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11640 9921010493106/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34023 9921010493153/tpi/25745,27222,34107,20586,14028,11634,34847,27396,20655 9921010493190/tpi/26496,27720,34023,19451,22842,13982,11946 9921010493193/tsys1/47.1,67.3,60.8,60.2,53.9,60.1,65.1,66.5,59.7 9921010493194/tsys2/157.2,149.5,148.1,131.8,125.1,120.3,140.3 9921010493199:!210105106 9921010493213#setcl#time/11884266,4,1999,210,10,49,32.11,-22.024,19.223,6 9921010493213#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010510601:et 9921010510623:!+3s 9921010510925:tape 9921010510944/tape/off,00537,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010510944:postob 9921010510944:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,cw 9921010510945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010510945:midtp 9921010511203/tpzero/805,358,381,1300,999,1155,1289,773,1045 9921010511241/tpzero/1380,602,283,5898,1029,397,1460 9921010511250:sx2c1=11 9921010511358/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-54.8,,0.2, 9921010511794:fastr=0m19s 9921010511872?ERROR ch -336 Enabled tracks do not check with requested tracks 9921010513744:!+5s 9921010514245:!210105339 9921010533901:tape 9921010533921/tape/low,00109,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010533921:st=for,135 9921010533943:!210105349 9921010534901:preob 9921010534901#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010534902/onsource/TRACKING 9921010535160/tpical/23213,23630,31250,18870,13776,10751,33386,22789,18817 9921010535199/tpical/28032,29495,36401,21471,26753,16812,13190 9921010535201:!210105359 9921010535901:tape 9921010535919/tape/off,00317,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010535919:midob 9921010535920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010535921/onsource/TRACKING 9921010540480/wx/18.2,799.1,19.2 9921010541040/wx/18.2,799.1,21.2 9921010541046/cable/0.0185652 9921010541057/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13973,10090 9921010541068/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17023 9921010541079/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8257 9921010541090/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27032 9921010541136/tpi/16014,16954,22511,13965,10261,8228,25344,17164,13941 9921010541173/tpi/21314,22083,27062,17167,19444,12092,10091 9921010541176/tsys1/31.1,36.5,37.2,38.0,38.7,41.2,44.0,42.8,38.9 9921010541176/tsys2/122.4,119.5,118.3,108.0,103.9,102.2,114.9 9921010541191:!210105509 9921010541202#setcl#time/11912262,4,1999,210,10,54,12.00,-22.022,19.301,6 9921010541202#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010550901:et 9921010550924:!+3s 9921010551226:tape 9921010551246/tape/off,01117,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010551246:postob 9921010551246:source=1124-186,112434.0,-184046.3,1950.0,neutral 9921010551247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010551248:check2c1 9921010555884?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921010555884?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921010555884?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921010555885/parity/0.,147.,33.,16.,16.,0.,522.,163.,33.,82.,131.,33.,$$$$$,718. 9921010555885/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921010560660:sx2c1=11 9921010560713/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-54.8,,0.2, 9921010561150:!210105725 9921010572501:tape 9921010572521/tape/off,01105,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010572521:st=for,135 9921010572544:!210105735 9921010573500:preob 9921010573500#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010573502/onsource/TRACKING 9921010573759/tpical/25772,26230,34569,20426,14388,11445,37117,26373,20467 9921010573798/tpical/29906,31379,38665,22050,27587,17337,13773 9921010573803:!210105745 9921010574501:tape 9921010574519/tape/off,01314,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921010574519:midob 9921010574520#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921010574521/onsource/TRACKING 9921010575080/wx/18.2,799.2,18.8 9921010575640/wx/18.2,799.1,19.4 9921010575646/cable/0.0190318 9921010575657/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15568,10690 9921010575668/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19581 9921010575679/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8900 9921010575690/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29366 9921010575736/tpi/18456,19602,25809,15571,10928,8912,28987,20232,15569 9921010575773/tpi/23270,23968,29344,17792,20317,12648,10688 9921010575776/tsys1/35.5,42.7,42.7,43.2,42.2,45.0,50.1,46.6,43.6 9921010575777/tsys2/136.0,130.0,128.6,115.2,109.4,107.7,123.4 9921010575792:!210105855 9921010575802#setcl#time/11934868,4,1999,210,10,57,58.01,-22.013,19.363,7 9921010575802#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921010585501:et 9921010585524:!+3s 9921010585826:tape 9921010585846/tape/off,02113,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921010585846:postob 9921010585846:source=1451-375,145118.3,-373522.8,1950.0,neutral 9921010585847#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921010585848:sx2c1=11 9921010585903/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-55.6,,-0.6, 9921010590341:!210110038 9921011003801:tape 9921011003821/tape/off,02113,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011003821:st=for,135 9921011003844:!210110048 9921011004801:preob 9921011004802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011004802/onsource/TRACKING 9921011005059/tpical/45353,47247,62089,36195,25699,20674,$$$$$,51983,37478 9921011005098/tpical/34256,35952,44242,23841,31268,19709,15498 9921011005103:!210110058 9921011005801:tape 9921011005818/tape/off,02322,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921011005818:midob 9921011005819#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011005820/onsource/TRACKING 9921011010379/wx/18.1,799.1,25.8 9921011010938/wx/18.2,799.1,23.5 9921011010944/cable/0.0189279 9921011010955/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,31806,12404 9921011010966/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,39910 9921011010977/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17808 9921011010988/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34944 9921011011034/tpi/37172,39998,52542,30910,21818,17871,60947,44802,31874 9921011011071/tpi/27646,28689,35024,19688,23927,14952,12406 9921011011073?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921011011074/tsys1/65.3,80.4,80.3,82.4,78.9,87.7,$$$$$$$$,90.1,80.9 9921011011075/tsys2/163.9,159.5,155.4,136.9,128.6,126.2,146.0 9921011011089:!210110232 9921011011114#setcl#time/11954185,4,1999,210,11,01,11.13,-22.014,19.417,7 9921011011114#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921011023201:et 9921011023224:!+3s 9921011023526:tape 9921011023546/tape/off,03391,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011023546:postob 9921011023546:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9921011023547#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921011023548:check2c1 9921011032181?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011032181?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921011032182/parity/0.,147.,65.,16.,0.,16.,261.,229.,163.,131.,261.,114.,8147.,278. 9921011032182/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921011032958:sx2c1=11 9921011033012/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-55.6,,-0.6, 9921011033449:!210110506 9921011050601:tape 9921011050620/tape/off,03378,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011050620:st=for,135 9921011050642:!210110516 9921011051601:preob 9921011051602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011051602/onsource/TRACKING 9921011051857/tpical/29303,28612,36920,22329,15940,12686,36028,27398,22367 9921011051895/tpical/30942,32890,40586,22215,28395,17671,14191 9921011051899:!210110526 9921011052601:tape 9921011052620/tape/off,03587,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921011052620:midob 9921011052621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011052622/onsource/TRACKING 9921011053186/wx/18.2,799.0,23.7 9921011053747/wx/18.1,799.0,22.6 9921011053755/cable/0.0184300 9921011053768/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17689,11098 9921011053780/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22913 9921011053791/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10274 9921011053802/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31088 9921011053849/tpi/21677,22953,28753,17637,12488,10295,29032,22022,17699 9921011053886/tpi/24166,25425,31088,18025,21230,12946,11097 9921011053889/tsys1/40.2,58.7,51.1,51.2,48.9,56.2,58.3,58.1,52.4 9921011053890/tsys2/138.7,137.1,133.8,119.4,116.3,109.5,128.5 9921011053895:!210110636 9921011053909#setcl#time/11980986,5,1999,210,11,05,39.07,-22.016,19.491,7 9921011053909#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921011063601:et 9921011063623:!+3s 9921011063925:tape 9921011063944/tape/off,04386,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011063944:postob 9921011063944:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9921011063945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921011063946:check2c1 9921011072581?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011072581?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 25. 9921011072581?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011072582/parity/0.,180.,33.,16.,0.,0.,376.,180.,65.,16.,131.,212.,3241.,849. 9921011072582/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921011073355:sx2c1=11 9921011073408/pass/11,,auto,-55.0,,-54.8,,0.2, 9921011073844:!210111248 9921011124801:tape 9921011124820/tape/off,04373,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011124820:st=for,135 9921011124842:!210111258 9921011125801:preob 9921011125802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011125802/onsource/TRACKING 9921011130057/tpical/23910,22803,29913,18555,13912,11549,33035,25351,18849 9921011130096/tpical/28156,30096,37129,21130,26919,16685,13264 9921011130100:!210111308 9921011130801:tape 9921011130820/tape/off,04582,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921011130821:midob 9921011130821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011130822/onsource/TRACKING 9921011131384/wx/18.2,799.2,18.2 9921011131944/wx/18.2,799.2,21.0 9921011131950/cable/0.0188440 9921011131961/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13803,10111 9921011131973/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16714 9921011131984/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8721 9921011131995/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27432 9921011132042/tpi/16020,16722,21381,13608,10136,8726,24730,19210,13815 9921011132079/tpi/21312,22525,27439,16845,19538,11916,10114 9921011132082/tsys1/28.3,39.6,36.2,36.6,35.6,39.4,41.5,44.1,37.3 9921011132083/tsys2/120.1,119.4,115.6,105.4,103.4,99.6,113.3 9921011132097:!210111623 9921011132108#setcl#time/12027198,4,1999,210,11,13,21.07,-22.019,19.620,7 9921011132108#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921011162301:et 9921011162323:!+3s 9921011162625:tape 9921011162644/tape/off,06787,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011162644:postob 9921011162644:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9921011162645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921011162646:midtp 9921011162904/tpzero/800,358,382,1297,996,1174,1285,771,1047 9921011162942/tpzero/1378,599,282,5903,1034,395,1462 9921011162951:check2c1 9921011171580?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011171580?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011171580?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921011171581/parity/0.,278.,114.,82.,16.,0.,424.,506.,114.,163.,98.,98.,6710.,1110. 9921011171581/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921011172359:sx2c2=12 9921011172432/pass/12,,auto,-55.0,,-55.6,,-0.6, 9921011172868:fastf=1m35s 9921011190417:!+5s 9921011190919:!210112105 9921011210501:tape 9921011210520/tape/off,08912,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011210520:st=rev,135 9921011210542:!210112115 9921011211501:preob 9921011211502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011211502/onsource/TRACKING 9921011211757/tpical/29412,28752,37091,22597,16383,13550,39246,30214,22900 9921011211795/tpical/31302,33371,41275,22513,28977,17992,14394 9921011211799:!210112125 9921011212501:tape 9921011212521/tape/off,08703,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921011212521:midob 9921011212522#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011212523/onsource/TRACKING 9921011213085/wx/17.9,799.0,15.1 9921011213645/wx/17.9,799.0,15.8 9921011213651/cable/0.0181591 9921011213662/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17924,11239 9921011213673/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22829 9921011213684/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10773 9921011213695/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31612 9921011213741/tpi/21560,22834,28743,17693,12643,10762,31219,24069,17914 9921011213778/tpi/24506,25759,31627,18259,21585,13217,11239 9921011213781/tsys1/38.9,55.8,49.9,49.1,45.8,50.6,54.8,55.7,49.7 9921011213782/tsys2/140.3,136.3,134.0,119.8,114.7,110.7,127.8 9921011213798:!210112540 9921011213809#setcl#time/12076911,4,1999,210,11,21,38.07,-22.023,19.758,6 9921011213809#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921011254001:et 9921011254023:!+3s 9921011254325:tape 9921011254344/tape/off,05822,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011254344:postob 9921011254344:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,cw 9921011254345#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921011254346:check2c2 9921011263051/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,65.,33.,33.,0.,163.,16.,310.,82. 9921011263051/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921011263758:sx2c2=12 9921011263810/pass/12,,auto,-55.0,,-55.6,,-0.6, 9921011264246:!210112825 9921011282501:tape 9921011282520/tape/off,05834,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011282520:st=rev,135 9921011282542:!210112835 9921011283501:preob 9921011283502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011283502/onsource/TRACKING 9921011283757/tpical/25223,24181,31475,19352,14255,11491,32615,24845,19515 9921011283796/tpical/28556,30571,37631,21191,26971,16633,13370 9921011283799:!210112845 9921011284501:tape 9921011284520/tape/off,05625,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921011284520:midob 9921011284521#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011284522/onsource/TRACKING 9921011285083/wx/17.6,799.1,22.3 9921011285644/wx/17.6,799.1,22.0 9921011285650/cable/0.0190929 9921011285661/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14405,10239 9921011285672/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17964 9921011285683/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8718 9921011285694/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27982 9921011285740/tpi/17147,17966,22781,14306,10400,8710,24510,18699,14406 9921011285777/tpi/21710,22983,27939,16979,19600,11899,10239 9921011285780/tsys1/29.8,41.6,37.9,37.9,35.9,39.8,42.1,42.9,38.4 9921011285781/tsys2/122.5,121.7,117.7,108.4,103.9,100.2,115.6 9921011285796:!210113245 9921011285807#setcl#time/12120921,4,1999,210,11,28,58.06,-22.020,19.880,7 9921011285807#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921011324500:et 9921011324522:!+3s 9921011324824:tape 9921011324843/tape/off,02913,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011324843:postob 9921011324843:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9921011324844#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921011324845:check2c2 9921011333549?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011333549?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921011333550/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,33.,16.,49.,0.,82.,65.,$$$$$,180. 9921011333550/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,49,0 9921011334257:sx2c2=12 9921011334330/pass/12,,auto,-55.0,,-54.0,,1.0, 9921011334767:!210113948 9921011394801:tape 9921011394820/tape/off,02925,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011394820:st=rev,135 9921011394843:!210113958 9921011395801:preob 9921011395802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011395802/onsource/TRACKING 9921011400057/tpical/26260,25272,32946,20290,15297,13141,38073,29696,20914 9921011400095/tpical/29232,31282,38574,21554,27750,17157,13657 9921011400099:!210114008 9921011400801:tape 9921011400820/tape/off,02716,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921011400820:midob 9921011400821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011400822/onsource/TRACKING 9921011401386/wx/17.4,799.2,31.1 9921011401947/wx/17.4,799.2,31.7 9921011401955/cable/0.0191622 9921011401968/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15832,10494 9921011401981/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19270 9921011401992/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9973 9921011402003/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28848 9921011402050/tpi/18294,19293,24503,15384,11473,9951,29351,23050,15829 9921011402087/tpi/22390,23669,28848,17275,20215,12317,10496 9921011402090/tsys1/32.3,46.6,42.0,42.2,40.3,40.4,47.3,49.3,42.7 9921011402091/tsys2/126.6,125.0,121.1,109.6,105.0,101.6,117.9 9921011402096:!210114118 9921011402112#setcl#time/12189242,4,1999,210,11,40,21.10,-22.015,20.070,7 9921011402112#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921011411801:et 9921011411823:!+3s 9921011412125:tape 9921011412144/tape/off,01917,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011412144:postob 9921011412145:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9921011412145#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921011412146:sx2c2=12 9921011412205/pass/12,,auto,-55.0,,-54.0,,1.0, 9921011412642:!210114153 9921011415300:tape 9921011415319/tape/off,01917,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011415319:st=rev,135 9921011415341:!210114203 9921011420301:preob 9921011420302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011420303/onsource/TRACKING 9921011420557/tpical/27086,27909,36978,22087,16525,13543,45172,32261,22805 9921011420596/tpical/30256,31701,39272,22064,28573,17921,14023 9921011420600:!210114213 9921011421302:tape 9921011421321/tape/off,01707,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921011421321:midob 9921011421322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011421323/onsource/TRACKING 9921011421885/wx/17.4,799.1,36.8 9921011422445/wx/17.4,799.1,37.1 9921011422451/cable/0.0194275 9921011422462/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18058,10874 9921011422474/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21659 9921011422485/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10989 9921011422496/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29816 9921011422543/tpi/20188,21576,28598,17444,13036,10945,36287,25600,17973 9921011422580/tpi/23492,24320,29826,17795,21066,13037,10873 9921011422583/tsys1/41.3,49.3,49.5,51.1,50.7,55.3,57.9,54.8,51.5 9921011422584/tsys2/134.8,132.5,129.0,114.9,110.0,106.7,123.2 9921011422599:!210114323 9921011422610#setcl#time/12201744,4,1999,210,11,42,26.08,-22.025,20.105,6 9921011422610#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921011432301:et 9921011432323:!+3s 9921011432625:tape 9921011432644/tape/off,00908,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011432644:postob 9921011432645:source=1622-253,162244.1,-252051.7,1950.0,neutral 9921011432645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921011432646:midtp 9921011432905/tpzero/807,359,382,1303,1000,1036,1286,771,1056 9921011432944/tpzero/1380,600,284,5898,1013,395,1461 9921011432953:sx2c1=13 9921011433062/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,-0.6,,-0.6, 9921011433499:fastr=0m37s 9921011441249:!+5s 9921011441751:!210114454 9921011445401:tape 9921011445420/tape/low,00119,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011445420:st=for,135 9921011445442:!210114504 9921011450401:preob 9921011450401#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011450402/onsource/TRACKING 9921011450657/tpical/29090,29872,39040,23157,16767,13663,45321,32521,23700 9921011450694/tpical/31568,33174,41058,22685,29522,18471,14521 9921011450698:!210114514 9921011451401:tape 9921011451420/tape/off,00328,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921011451420:midob 9921011451421#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011451422/onsource/TRACKING 9921011451986/wx/17.4,799.1,36.5 9921011452547/wx/17.4,799.1,37.1 9921011452555/cable/0.0196220 9921011452568/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18613,11387 9921011452581/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23150 9921011452592/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10872 9921011452603/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31571 9921011452650/tpi/21837,23238,30490,18304,13116,10910,36273,25866,18639 9921011452687/tpi/24882,25818,31571,18419,22058,13648,11384 9921011452690/tsys1/42.6,50.7,51.8,51.5,48.8,52.7,56.8,55.4,51.1 9921011452692/tsys2/145.0,141.4,136.0,121.0,116.3,113.3,130.5 9921011452696:!210114624 9921011452710#setcl#time/12219849,5,1999,210,11,45,27.08,-22.029,20.155,6 9921011452710#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921011462401:et 9921011462423:!+3s 9921011462725:tape 9921011462744/tape/off,01127,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011462744:postob 9921011462744:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,cw 9921011462745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921011462746:check2c1 9921011471380?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011471380?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011471380?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921011471381/parity/16.,33.,49.,0.,16.,33.,522.,261.,114.,65.,212.,49.,$$$$$,604. 9921011471381/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,65,0 9921011472155:sx2c1=13 9921011472207/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,-0.6,,-0.6, 9921011472644:!210115052 9921011505201:tape 9921011505220/tape/off,01116,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011505220:st=for,135 9921011505242:!210115102 9921011510201:preob 9921011510202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011510202/onsource/TRACKING 9921011510457/tpical/25414,24338,31708,19454,14210,11300,31471,23817,19473 9921011510495/tpical/28514,30482,37765,21169,26802,16539,13364 9921011510499:!210115112 9921011511201:tape 9921011511220/tape/off,01325,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921011511220:midob 9921011511221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011511222/onsource/TRACKING 9921011511786/wx/17.4,799.1,22.9 9921011512347/wx/17.4,799.1,24.6 9921011512355/cable/0.0194480 9921011512368/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,14596,10253 9921011512381/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18312 9921011512392/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8709 9921011512403/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28155 9921011512450/tpi/17490,18355,23324,14629,10580,8719,24134,18432,14617 9921011512487/tpi/21762,23003,28155,16962,19506,11862,10254 9921011512490/tsys1/30.9,44.2,40.2,40.6,38.8,43.8,45.8,48.2,41.1 9921011512492/tsys2/124.5,123.5,119.6,108.5,104.5,101.1,116.6 9921011512496:!210115222 9921011512510#setcl#time/12255658,5,1999,210,11,51,25.08,-22.028,20.254,6 9921011512510#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921011522201:et 9921011522223:!+3s 9921011522525:tape 9921011522544/tape/off,02124,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011522544:postob 9921011522544:source=0552+398,055201.4,394821.9,1950.0,cw 9921011522545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921011522546:check2c1 9921011531254?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011531254?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 25. 9921011531254?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921011531255/parity/0.,98.,16.,16.,0.,16.,114.,180.,49.,82.,163.,33.,$$$$$,571. 9921011531255/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921011531959:sx2c1=13 9921011532012/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,-0.6,,-0.6, 9921011532449:!210115454 9921011545400:tape 9921011545420/tape/off,02113,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011545420:st=for,135 9921011545442:!210115504 9921011550401:preob 9921011550402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011550402/onsource/TRACKING 9921011550657/tpical/33037,32689,41844,25256,18063,14598,41918,32015,25510 9921011550695/tpical/32424,34669,42842,23010,29879,18474,14837 9921011550699:!210115514 9921011551401:tape 9921011551420/tape/off,02322,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921011551420:midob 9921011551421#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921011551422/onsource/TRACKING 9921011551984/wx/17.4,799.2,26.9 9921011552546/wx/17.4,799.1,26.9 9921011552555/cable/0.0193921 9921011552569/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20671,11724 9921011552581/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26829 9921011552592/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12097 9921011552603/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33269 9921011552649/tpi/25269,26845,33624,20493,14451,12105,34577,26379,20665 9921011552686/tpi/25708,27156,33269,18843,22520,13755,11725 9921011552689/tsys1/46.3,66.6,59.4,59.2,54.7,65.3,66.7,66.8,59.5 9921011552690/tsys2/149.4,145.8,142.1,128.1,120.5,116.8,136.0 9921011552697:!210115624 9921011552717#setcl#time/12279871,4,1999,210,11,55,27.15,-22.026,20.322,6 9921011552717#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921011562401:et 9921011562424:!+3s 9921011562726:tape 9921011562746/tape/off,03121,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921011562746:postob 9921011562746:source=1124-186,112434.0,-184046.3,1950.0,neutral 9921011562747#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921011562748:check2c1 9921011571381?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011571381?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921011571381?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921011571382/parity/16.,49.,33.,0.,16.,0.,441.,163.,33.,0.,114.,82.,9714.,800. 9921011571382/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921011572159:sx2c1=13 9921011572212/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,-0.6,,-0.6, 9921011572650:!210120134 9921012013401:tape 9921012013421/tape/off,03109,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012013421:st=for,135 9921012013444:!210120144 9921012014401:preob 9921012014401#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012014402/onsource/TRACKING 9921012014655/tpical/29734,29057,37244,22412,15683,12620,37288,29189,22496 9921012014694/tpical/31104,33173,41136,22295,28573,17610,14303 9921012014699:!210120154 9921012015401:tape 9921012015421/tape/off,03318,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921012015421:midob 9921012015422#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012015423/onsource/TRACKING 9921012015988/wx/17.5,799.2,27.5 9921012020547/wx/17.5,799.2,28.2 9921012020553/cable/0.0193000 9921012020564/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17542,11187 9921012020575/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23070 9921012020586/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10015 9921012020598/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31622 9921012020645/tpi/21732,23026,28818,17488,12056,10005,29510,23046,17533 9921012020682/tpi/24378,25736,31622,18110,21284,12942,11188 9921012020685/tsys1/38.4,55.2,49.6,48.3,44.8,50.4,53.3,53.3,48.8 9921012020686/tsys2/141.0,139.4,135.8,120.3,114.7,110.8,128.8 9921012020691:!210120304 9921012020709#setcl#time/12319873,4,1999,210,12,02,07.07,-22.023,20.433,7 9921012020709#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921012030401:et 9921012030424:!+3s 9921012030726:tape 9921012030747/tape/off,04117,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012030747:postob 9921012030747:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,ccw 9921012030748#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921012030749:check2c1 9921012035384?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921012035384?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921012035384?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921012035385/parity/0.,98.,0.,16.,16.,65.,327.,310.,49.,131.,261.,98.,8343.,604. 9921012035385/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921012040158:sx2c1=13 9921012040212/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,-0.6,,-0.6, 9921012040650:!210121026 9921012102601:tape 9921012102620/tape/off,04104,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012102620:st=for,135 9921012102642:!210121036 9921012103601:preob 9921012103602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012103602/onsource/TRACKING 9921012103857/tpical/23931,22756,29958,18649,14271,12026,35258,27649,19212 9921012103896/tpical/27978,29945,37029,20990,26991,16775,13250 9921012103900:!210121046 9921012104601:tape 9921012104620/tape/off,04313,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921012104620:midob 9921012104621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012104622/onsource/TRACKING 9921012105181/wx/17.3,799.2,31.8 9921012105741/wx/17.3,799.2,31.7 9921012105747/cable/0.0192379 9921012105758/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13882,10083 9921012105770/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16449 9921012105781/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8963 9921012105792/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27275 9921012105838/tpi/15701,16461,21106,13490,10234,8978,26048,20484,13881 9921012105875/tpi/21094,22340,27323,16715,19520,11979,10087 9921012105878/tsys1/26.6,37.6,34.4,34.7,33.6,38.3,39.5,40.4,35.4 9921012105879/tsys2/118.1,117.9,114.9,104.3,102.2,99.6,112.5 9921012105894:!210121408 9921012105905#setcl#time/12373083,4,1999,210,12,10,59.03,-22.029,20.581,6 9921012105905#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921012140801:et 9921012140824:!+3s 9921012141126:tape 9921012141146/tape/off,06597,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012141146:postob 9921012141146:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9921012141147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921012141148:check2c1 9921012145856?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921012145856?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921012145857/parity/0.,49.,33.,16.,16.,16.,376.,261.,82.,98.,163.,98.,$$$$$,506. 9921012145857/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921012150561:sx2c1=13 9921012150614/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,-0.6,,-0.6, 9921012151051:!210122003 9921012200301:tape 9921012200321/tape/off,06586,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012200321:st=for,135 9921012200344:!210122013 9921012201301:preob 9921012201301#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012201302/onsource/TRACKING 9921012201554/tpical/26736,25783,33620,20654,15459,12928,38355,29956,21242 9921012201593/tpical/28408,30504,37633,21083,26875,16584,13342 9921012201598:!210122023 9921012202301:tape 9921012202321/tape/off,06795,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921012202321:midob 9921012202322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012202322/onsource/TRACKING 9921012202888/wx/17.1,799.1,28.8 9921012203448/wx/17.1,799.1,29.0 9921012203454/cable/0.0192119 9921012203465/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15469,10213 9921012203476/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18946 9921012203487/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9667 9921012203498/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28014 9921012203544/tpi/17916,18882,23984,15044,11137,9639,28314,22272,15436 9921012203581/tpi/21656,22985,28014,16870,19554,11847,10215 9921012203584/tsys1/28.5,39.5,36.0,36.0,34.5,38.5,39.6,41.1,36.4 9921012203585/tsys2/123.8,122.8,118.9,107.4,104.4,99.7,115.5 9921012203614:!210122133 9921012203625#setcl#time/12430818,4,1999,210,12,20,36.24,-22.020,20.741,7 9921012203625#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921012213301:et 9921012213324:!+3s 9921012213625:tape 9921012213645/tape/off,07594,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012213645:postob 9921012213645:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9921012213646#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921012213647:sx2c1=13 9921012213703/pass/13,,auto,0.0,,0.2,,0.2, 9921012214140:!210122313 9921012231301:tape 9921012231320/tape/off,07594,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012231320:st=for,135 9921012231342:!210122323 9921012232301:preob 9921012232302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012232302/onsource/TRACKING 9921012232557/tpical/27137,26226,34006,20861,15469,12939,38402,29967,21417 9921012232596/tpical/29190,31245,38588,21386,27354,16827,13593 9921012232599:!210122333 9921012233300:tape 9921012233319/tape/off,07803,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921012233319:midob 9921012233320#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012233320/onsource/TRACKING 9921012233881/wx/17.0,799.2,26.9 9921012234442/wx/17.0,799.2,27.0 9921012234448/cable/0.0191855 9921012234459/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,15968,10459 9921012234470/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19176 9921012234481/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,9609 9921012234492/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28428 9921012234538/tpi/17811,19211,25355,15523,11661,9632,32018,22540,16018 9921012234575/tpi/22348,23187,28411,17189,20178,12434,10461 9921012234577/tsys1/26.8,39.5,42.4,39.2,41.2,38.2,70.8,43.1,40.7 9921012234578/tsys2/126.4,115.6,114.0,110.9,110.1,113.0,118.5 9921012234594:!210122443 9921012234605#setcl#time/12449803,4,1999,210,12,23,46.04,-22.022,20.794,7 9921012234605#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921012244301:et 9921012244323:!+3s 9921012244625:tape 9921012244644/tape/off,08602,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012244644:postob 9921012244644:source=1622-253,162244.1,-252051.7,1950.0,neutral 9921012244645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921012244646:midtp 9921012244903/tpzero/802,361,380,1304,1001,1202,1282,778,1063 9921012244941/tpzero/1376,600,289,5900,1035,390,1474 9921012244949:sx2c2=14 9921012245022/pass/14,,auto,0.0,,1.0,,1.0, 9921012245457:fastf=0m14s 9921012250907:!+5s 9921012251409:!210122656 9921012265601:tape 9921012265621/tape/off,08917,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012265621:st=rev,135 9921012265644:!210122706 9921012270601:preob 9921012270601#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012270602/onsource/TRACKING 9921012270860/tpical/29254,28554,36769,22217,15936,13195,39638,30984,22644 9921012270899/tpical/30672,32679,40524,22032,28262,17445,14129 9921012270901:!210122716 9921012271601:tape 9921012271621/tape/off,08708,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921012271621:midob 9921012271622#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012271623/onsource/TRACKING 9921012272185/wx/79.9,799.2,79.9 9921012272744/wx/16.8,799.2,25.5 9921012272750/cable/0.0192654 9921012272761/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,17615,11022 9921012272772/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22540 9921012272783/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10450 9921012272795/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31025 9921012272842/tpi/21313,22597,28233,17366,12290,10481,31435,24589,17641 9921012272879/tpi/23926,25253,31025,17865,20947,12769,11022 9921012272882/tsys1/38.0,54.9,48.0,48.7,45.5,50.3,54.0,54.7,48.7 9921012272883/tsys2/137.9,136.9,133.4,118.4,112.3,109.2,126.7 9921012272888:!210122826 9921012272902#setcl#time/12472105,7,1999,210,12,27,28.99,-22.037,20.856,6 9921012272902#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921012282601:et 9921012282624:!+3s 9921012282926:tape 9921012282946/tape/off,07909,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012282946:postob 9921012282946:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,ccw 9921012282947#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921012282948:check2c2 9921012291580/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,65.,0.,65.,16.,180.,33. 9921012291580/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921012292359:sx2c2=14 9921012292413/pass/14,,auto,0.0,,1.0,,1.0, 9921012292850:!210123345 9921012334501:tape 9921012334521/tape/off,07922,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012334521:st=rev,135 9921012334544:!210123355 9921012335501:preob 9921012335502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012335502/onsource/TRACKING 9921012335760/tpical/22638,22987,30469,18539,14158,11755,38639,27393,19152 9921012335799/tpical/27638,29290,36265,20881,26905,16853,13170 9921012335803:!210123405 9921012340501:tape 9921012340519/tape/off,07713,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921012340519:midob 9921012340520#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012340521/onsource/TRACKING 9921012341080/wx/16.6,799.3,32.5 9921012341640/wx/16.6,799.3,32.6 9921012341646/cable/0.0193401 9921012341657/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,13903,10029 9921012341669/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16091 9921012341680/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,8800 9921012341691/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26706 9921012341738/tpi/15091,16107,21446,13479,10333,8812,28843,19974,13905 9921012341775/tpi/20846,21803,26706,16620,19468,12050,10028 9921012341778/tsys1/27.8,33.6,34.3,35.4,35.9,38.0,41.4,38.0,36.0 9921012341779/tsys2/118.2,116.8,114.0,103.8,102.2,100.1,112.3 9921012341793:!210123807 9921012341804#setcl#time/12513018,4,1999,210,12,34,18.03,-22.021,20.969,7 9921012341804#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921012380701:et 9921012380724:!+3s 9921012381026:tape 9921012381046/tape/off,04979,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012381046:postob 9921012381046:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 9921012381047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921012381048:sx2c2=14 9921012381108/pass/14,,auto,0.0,,1.0,,1.0, 9921012381551:!210123936 9921012393601:tape 9921012393621/tape/off,04979,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012393621:st=rev,135 9921012393644:!210123946 9921012394601:preob 9921012394602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012394602/onsource/TRACKING 9921012394860/tpical/38482,39689,52469,31045,23364,18968,65180,47623,32638 9921012394897/tpical/30576,32164,39900,22089,28683,17950,14141 9921012394899:!210123956 9921012395601:tape 9921012395621/tape/off,04770,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921012395621:midob 9921012395622#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012395623/onsource/TRACKING 9921012400185/wx/16.3,799.3,35.6 9921012400745/wx/16.2,799.3,35.6 9921012400751/cable/0.0193209 9921012400762/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,25263,11029 9921012400773/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31029 9921012400784/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15278 9921012400795/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30970 9921012400842/tpi/29141,31124,39513,24258,17935,15314,47915,38155,25274 9921012400879/tpi/23898,25211,31001,17861,21094,12938,11028 9921012400882/tsys1/44.6,52.8,44.4,49.7,45.9,56.8,39.7,58.0,48.3 9921012400883/tsys2/139.1,146.0,142.3,116.7,109.0,103.2,126.6 9921012400888:!210124411 9921012400905#setcl#time/12548128,4,1999,210,12,40,09.04,-22.021,21.067,7 9921012400905#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921012441101:et 9921012441124:!+3s 9921012441426:tape 9921012441446/tape/off,01890,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012441446:postob 9921012441446:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,ccw 9921012441447#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921012441447:midtp 9921012441707/tpzero/804,368,383,1305,1002,1150,1284,776,1062 9921012441746/tpzero/1376,601,289,5903,1034,395,1478 9921012441753:sx2c1=15 9921012441891/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921012442329:fastr=1m21s 9921012454478:!+5s 9921012454980:!210124650 9921012465001:tape 9921012465020/tape/low,00107,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012465020:st=for,135 9921012465042:!210124700 9921012470000:preob 9921012470001#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012470001/onsource/TRACKING 9921012470256/tpical/37099,36020,47052,28823,22041,18373,56295,45060,30230 9921012470294/tpical/29276,31338,38826,21496,27607,17072,13664 9921012470298:!210124710 9921012471001:tape 9921012471020/tape/off,00317,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921012471020:midob 9921012471021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012471022/onsource/TRACKING 9921012471586/wx/15.9,799.4,35.9 9921012472147/wx/15.9,799.3,35.9 9921012472155/cable/0.0193299 9921012472168/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22822,10517 9921012472181/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27535 9921012472192/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14193 9921012472203/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29217 9921012472250/tpi/25924,27532,35128,21764,16467,14192,43530,34820,22807 9921012472287/tpi/22534,23867,29217,17222,20213,12323,10516 9921012472290/tsys1/33.0,47.0,42.8,42.6,40.8,45.9,48.6,48.9,43.1 9921012472292/tsys2/129.4,128.4,124.2,109.2,107.0,103.6,118.4 9921012472296:!210125052 9921012472310#setcl#time/12591544,5,1999,210,12,47,23.09,-22.021,21.187,7 9921012472310#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921012505201:et 9921012505223:!+3s 9921012505524:tape 9921012505543/tape/off,02826,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012505543:postob 9921012505544:source=1908-201,190812.5,-201155.2,1950.0,neutral 9921012505544#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921012505545:check2c1 9921012514247?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921012514247?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 25. 9921012514247?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921012514247?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921012514249/parity/16.,49.,49.,0.,33.,16.,408.,261.,180.,147.,229.,33.,865.,653. 9921012514249/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921012514958:sx2c1=15 9921012515091/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921012515529:!210125342 9921012534201:tape 9921012534220/tape/off,02814,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012534220:st=for,135 9921012534242:!210125352 9921012535201:preob 9921012535202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012535202/onsource/TRACKING 9921012535457/tpical/49432,49565,63661,37981,27481,22692,$$$$$,57091,39779 9921012535496/tpical/33432,35740,44281,23430,30297,18843,15195 9921012535499:!210125402 9921012540201:tape 9921012540220/tape/off,03023,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921012540220:midob 9921012540221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012540222/onsource/TRACKING 9921012540786/wx/15.7,799.3,31.7 9921012541346/wx/15.7,799.3,32.2 9921012541354/cable/0.0197020 9921012541367/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,33422,12137 9921012541380/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,42268 9921012541391/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19335 9921012541402/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34899 9921012541449/tpi/39594,42335,53454,32086,22848,19346,61106,48910,33448 9921012541486/tpi/26822,28411,34899,19309,23163,14262,12140 9921012541489?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921012541490/tsys1/58.0,85.3,76.4,76.8,69.3,79.9,$$$$$$$$,86.5,75.2 9921012541491/tsys2/158.8,156.5,152.1,134.2,127.9,124.8,143.9 9921012541495:!210125605 9921012541509#setcl#time/12632754,5,1999,210,12,54,15.08,-22.026,21.302,7 9921012541509#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921012555751;ifd 9921012555765/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,35163,12105 9921012560501:et 9921012560524:!+3s 9921012560825:tape 9921012560845/tape/off,04419,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012560845:postob 9921012560845:source=1124-186,112434.0,-184046.3,1950.0,neutral 9921012560846#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921012560847:check2c1 9921012565476?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921012565476?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921012565477/parity/0.,98.,16.,16.,16.,16.,245.,229.,65.,65.,180.,82.,$$$$$,441. 9921012565477/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921012570255:sx2c1=15 9921012570310/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921012570747:!210125819 9921012581067;ifd=26,29 9921012581901:tape 9921012581921/tape/off,04407,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012581921:st=for,135 9921012581944:!210125829 9921012582901:preob 9921012582902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012582902/onsource/TRACKING 9921012583160/tpical/39164,39094,50103,30048,21073,16081,47391,37383,30219 9921012583199/tpical/33374,35554,44172,23320,30333,18756,15165 9921012583202:!210125839 9921012583901:tape 9921012583919/tape/off,04616,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921012583919:midob 9921012583920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921012583921/onsource/TRACKING 9921012584479/wx/15.7,799.3,31.9 9921012585039/wx/15.7,799.3,32.0 9921012585045/cable/0.0192855 9921012585056/ifd/26,29,nor,nor,rem,24821,12099 9921012585067/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32692 9921012585078/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13423 9921012585089/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34821 9921012585135/tpi/30550,32679,41045,24770,17089,13420,39614,31237,24823 9921012585172/tpi/26762,28240,34821,19230,23129,14167,12098 9921012585175/tsys1/50.8,74.0,66.0,65.4,59.4,67.8,72.5,72.9,64.7 9921012585176/tsys2/158.3,155.8,152.3,134.4,126.5,123.8,142.8 9921012585191:!210125949 9921012585202#setcl#time/12660453,4,1999,210,12,58,52.01,-22.014,21.379,8 9921012585202#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921012594901:et 9921012594924:!+3s 9921012595226:tape 9921012595246/tape/off,05415,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921012595246:postob 9921012595246:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9921012595247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921012595248:check2c1 9921013003881?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921013003881?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921013003882/parity/0.,180.,49.,49.,16.,0.,278.,180.,147.,65.,327.,16.,$$$$$,278. 9921013003882/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921013004659:sx2c1=15 9921013004714/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921013005151:!210130141 9921013014101:tape 9921013014121/tape/off,05402,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013014121:st=for,135 9921013014144:!210130151 9921013015101:preob 9921013015102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013015102/onsource/TRACKING 9921013015360/tpical/32130,32763,43486,25714,19167,15191,51743,37646,26618 9921013015399/tpical/27892,29438,36589,20857,26448,16531,13164 9921013015402:!210130201 9921013020101:tape 9921013020119/tape/off,05611,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013020119:midob 9921013020120#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013020121/onsource/TRACKING 9921013020680/wx/79.9,799.3,79.9 9921013021240/wx/15.7,799.3,36.6 9921013021246/cable/0.0196570 9921013021257/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19699,10091 9921013021269/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24296 9921013021281/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11827 9921013021292/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27602 9921013021339/tpi/22896,24279,30931,19169,14064,11831,36258,28681,19695 9921013021376/tpi/21328,22605,27601,16665,19141,11709,10089 9921013021379/tsys1/35.2,41.4,35.8,40.1,37.6,46.7,33.2,45.8,39.6 9921013021380/tsys2/125.4,132.8,125.3,105.9,102.2,96.8,115.5 9921013021395:!210130311 9921013021407#setcl#time/12680662,4,1999,210,13,02,14.05,-22.013,21.435,8 9921013021407#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013031101:et 9921013031124:!+3s 9921013031426:tape 9921013031446/tape/off,06410,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013031446:postob 9921013031449:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,cw 9921013031450#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921013031450:check2c1 9921013040155?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921013040155?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921013040155?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921013040156/parity/0.,98.,65.,0.,16.,16.,278.,147.,0.,65.,131.,33.,$$$$$,686. 9921013040156/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921013040863:sx2c1=15 9921013040917/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921013041355:!210130609 9921013060901:tape 9921013060921/tape/off,06397,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013060921:st=for,135 9921013060944:!210130619 9921013061901:preob 9921013061902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013061902/onsource/TRACKING 9921013062160/tpical/35805,34562,45093,27353,19990,15469,44136,34060,27578 9921013062199/tpical/28924,30972,38403,21403,27090,16777,13523 9921013062201:!210130629 9921013062901:tape 9921013062921/tape/off,06606,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013062921:midob 9921013062922#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013062923/onsource/TRACKING 9921013063484/wx/15.6,799.4,31.9 9921013064044/wx/15.6,799.4,31.8 9921013064050/cable/0.0192872 9921013064061/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,21080,10457 9921013064073/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26735 9921013064084/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12113 9921013064096/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29214 9921013064143/tpi/25237,26763,34019,20941,15142,12102,34698,26882,21091 9921013064180/tpi/22392,23711,29214,17235,19994,12148,10457 9921013064183/tsys1/34.0,49.8,44.6,45.0,42.9,47.8,52.0,53.5,45.4 9921013064184/tsys2/132.7,131.3,129.8,112.1,110.2,104.7,120.8 9921013064189:!210130739 9921013064205#setcl#time/12707467,5,1999,210,13,06,42.03,-22.015,21.509,8 9921013064205#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013073901:et 9921013073924:!+3s 9921013074226:tape 9921013074246/tape/off,07405,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013074246:postob 9921013074246:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9921013074247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921013074248:check2c1 9921013082884?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921013082884?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 25. 9921013082884?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921013082885/parity/0.,131.,16.,16.,16.,0.,245.,131.,49.,49.,147.,16.,620.,686. 9921013082885/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921013083659:sx2c1=15 9921013083712/pass/15,,auto,55.0,,54.4,,-0.6, 9921013084149:!210131024 9921013102401:tape 9921013102420/tape/off,07392,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013102420:st=for,135 9921013102442:!210131034 9921013103401:preob 9921013103402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013103402/onsource/TRACKING 9921013103657/tpical/32916,33893,44892,26537,19567,15463,52859,38156,27336 9921013103695/tpical/28404,29991,37160,21081,26893,16815,13329 9921013103699:!210131044 9921013104401:tape 9921013104420/tape/off,07601,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013104420:midob 9921013104421#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013104422/onsource/TRACKING 9921013104983/wx/15.6,799.4,31.3 9921013105542/wx/15.6,799.4,31.2 9921013105548/cable/0.0193315 9921013105559/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20360,10269 9921013105570/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24652 9921013105581/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11814 9921013105592/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27964 9921013105638/tpi/22932,24678,32754,19768,14605,11816,40772,28941,20369 9921013105675/tpi/21834,22776,27981,16962,19651,12166,10268 9921013105678/tsys1/32.6,38.8,39.2,40.1,40.3,43.0,48.0,44.9,40.7 9921013105679/tsys2/128.4,126.7,124.4,110.7,106.0,104.4,118.4 9921013105693:!210131154 9921013105704#setcl#time/12732974,4,1999,210,13,10,57.03,-22.020,21.580,7 9921013105704#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013115401:et 9921013115423:!+3s 9921013115725:tape 9921013115744/tape/off,08400,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013115744:postob 9921013115744:source=1606+106,160623.4,103700.0,1950.0,neutral 9921013115745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921013115746:midtp 9921013120003/tpzero/803,369,381,1303,1004,1111,1281,775,1067 9921013120041/tpzero/1376,600,288,5904,1023,391,1478 9921013120049:sx2c2=16 9921013120122/pass/16,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921013120558:fastf=0m22s 9921013122808:!+5s 9921013123310:!210131310 9921013131001:tape 9921013131020/tape/off,08896,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013131020:st=rev,135 9921013131042:!210131320 9921013132001:preob 9921013132002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013132002/onsource/TRACKING 9921013132257/tpical/32405,30999,40789,24926,18570,15008,45207,35848,25542 9921013132295/tpical/27574,29556,36533,20675,26211,16278,13038 9921013132299:!210131330 9921013133001:tape 9921013133020/tape/off,08687,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013133020:midob 9921013133021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013133022/onsource/TRACKING 9921013133581/wx/15.6,799.4,32.4 9921013134141/wx/15.6,799.4,32.4 9921013134147/cable/0.0192924 9921013134158/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18379,9936 9921013134169/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22435 9921013134180/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11149 9921013134191/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27004 9921013134236/tpi/21160,22443,28759,17928,13310,11145,33397,26626,18382 9921013134273/tpi/20878,22072,26992,16489,18955,11580,9936 9921013134276/tsys1/26.6,37.9,34.7,34.9,34.4,38.2,40.0,41.2,35.5 9921013134277/tsys2/120.1,118.3,115.4,104.3,101.9,98.2,112.4 9921013134291:!210131520 9921013134302#setcl#time/12749577,4,1999,210,13,13,43.01,-22.029,21.626,7 9921013134302#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013152001:et 9921013152023:!+3s 9921013152325:tape 9921013152344/tape/off,07438,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013152344:postob 9921013152344:source=1622-253,162244.1,-252051.7,1950.0,neutral 9921013152345#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921013152346:check2c2 9921013161052?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 26. 9921013161052/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,65.,0.,49.,0.,114.,0.,310.,82. 9921013161052/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921013161758:sx2c2=16 9921013161810/pass/16,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921013162246:!210131733 9921013173301:tape 9921013173320/tape/off,07451,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013173320:st=rev,135 9921013173342:!210131743 9921013174301:preob 9921013174302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013174302/onsource/TRACKING 9921013174557/tpical/38546,37718,48846,29413,21283,17167,52665,41996,30173 9921013174595/tpical/30166,32079,39862,21766,27714,17169,13906 9921013174599:!210131753 9921013175301:tape 9921013175320/tape/off,07242,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013175320:midob 9921013175321#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013175322/onsource/TRACKING 9921013175886/wx/15.5,799.5,30.0 9921013180447/wx/15.5,799.4,30.2 9921013180455/cable/0.0188024 9921013180468/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23218,10811 9921013180481/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29515 9921013180492/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13457 9921013180503/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30390 9921013180550/tpi/27713,29505,37248,22738,16189,13433,41356,33036,23220 9921013180587/tpi/23464,24635,30390,17617,20480,12514,10813 9921013180590/tsys1/36.5,52.1,46.7,47.2,43.8,48.5,52.1,52.9,46.8 9921013180592/tsys2/135.9,133.2,131.1,116.4,110.9,107.4,124.5 9921013180596:!210131903 9921013180610#setcl#time/12775891,6,1999,210,13,18,06.08,-22.032,21.699,6 9921013180610#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013190301:et 9921013190323:!+3s 9921013190625:tape 9921013190644/tape/off,06443,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013190644:postob 9921013190645:source=1451-375,145118.3,-373522.8,1950.0,neutral 9921013190645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921013190646:sx2c2=16 9921013190704/pass/16,,auto,55.0,,54.4,,-0.6, 9921013191143:!210132013 9921013200837;ifd=26,29 9921013201300:tape 9921013201320/tape/off,06443,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013201320:st=rev,135 9921013201343:!210132023 9921013201585;ifd=27,29 9921013202301:preob 9921013202302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013202302/onsource/TRACKING 9921013202555/tpical/34919,35078,44939,26976,19032,15232,47106,37639,27469 9921013202592/tpical/33684,35917,44469,23459,30395,18894,15273 9921013202594:!210132033 9921013203301:tape 9921013203321/tape/off,06234,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013203321:midob 9921013203322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013203323/onsource/TRACKING 9921013203882/wx/15.5,799.5,30.7 9921013204442/wx/15.5,799.4,31.0 9921013204448/cable/0.0193394 9921013204459/ifd/27,29,nor,nor,rem,23226,12196 9921013204471/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29978 9921013204482/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13095 9921013204493/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,35055 9921013204539/tpi/28076,29932,37757,22835,15891,13070,40397,32259,23210 9921013204576/tpi/27070,28528,35105,19348,23242,14276,12199 9921013204579/tsys1/58.6,84.4,76.5,76.4,69.7,81.3,85.7,86.0,76.4 9921013204580/tsys2/160.2,155.9,153.3,134.9,128.1,124.0,143.8 9921013204585:!210132157 9921013204602#setcl#time/12791884,5,1999,210,13,20,45.98,-22.020,21.744,7 9921013204602#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013215701:et 9921013215724:!+3s 9921013220026:tape 9921013220046/tape/off,05277,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013220046:postob 9921013220046:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,ccw 9921013220047#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921013220048:check2c2 9921013224684?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921013224684?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921013224685/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,16.,16.,0.,180.,16.,1722.,33. 9921013224685/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921013225459:sx2c2=16 9921013225512/pass/16,,auto,55.0,,56.1,,1.1, 9921013225950:!210133014 9921013301401:tape 9921013301421/tape/off,05288,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013301421:st=rev,135 9921013301444:!210133024 9921013302401:preob 9921013302401#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013302402/onsource/TRACKING 9921013302657/tpical/33003,31545,41359,25409,19518,15926,48662,38657,26452 9921013302695/tpical/27394,29257,36147,20610,26191,16279,13012 9921013302698:!210133034 9921013303401:tape 9921013303420/tape/off,05080,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013303420:midob 9921013303421#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013303422/onsource/TRACKING 9921013303983/wx/15.3,799.5,34.8 9921013304544/wx/15.3,799.5,34.9 9921013304552/cable/0.0192798 9921013304565/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18956,9882 9921013304578/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22797 9921013304591/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11765 9921013304604/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26507 9921013304652/tpi/21447,22793,29126,18244,13904,11771,35819,28672,18964 9921013304689/tpi/20678,21729,26507,16349,18850,11597,9884 9921013304692/tsys1/26.3,37.7,34.5,34.8,33.8,37.7,39.5,41.1,35.1 9921013304693/tsys2/118.5,115.7,112.2,101.1,100.1,98.7,110.8 9921013304698:!210133304 9921013304713#setcl#time/12852014,4,1999,210,13,30,47.13,-22.016,21.911,8 9921013304713#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013330401:et 9921013330423:!+3s 9921013330725:tape 9921013330744/tape/off,03381,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013330744:postob 9921013330744:source=1908-201,190812.5,-201155.2,1950.0,neutral 9921013330745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921013330746:check2c2 9921013335446?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921013335446?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921013335447/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,16.,0.,131.,0.,2784.,16. 9921013335447/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921013340157:sx2c2=16 9921013340209/pass/16,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921013340646:!210134033 9921013403301:tape 9921013403321/tape/off,03394,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013403321:st=rev,135 9921013403343:!210134043 9921013404301:preob 9921013404302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013404302/onsource/TRACKING 9921013404557/tpical/46587,46483,59534,35879,25963,21419,$$$$$,53775,37444 9921013404595/tpical/31432,33435,41558,22399,28780,17850,14406 9921013404599:!210134053 9921013405301:tape 9921013405320/tape/off,03185,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013405320:midob 9921013405321#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013405322/onsource/TRACKING 9921013405886/wx/14.8,799.7,37.5 9921013410446/wx/14.8,799.6,37.5 9921013410454/cable/0.0198087 9921013410467/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,30785,11318 9921013410479/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,38284 9921013410490/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17733 9921013410502/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31619 9921013410549/tpi/35336,38007,49690,29592,21360,17575,59939,44806,30793 9921013410586/tpi/24818,25725,31619,18257,21630,13395,11310 9921013410589?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921013410590/tsys1/45.1,65.3,73.6,66.1,65.0,63.0,$$$$$$$$,72.2,65.7 9921013410591/tsys2/146.2,134.4,130.0,123.0,118.9,120.4,131.0 9921013410595:!210134239 9921013410610#setcl#time/12913926,5,1999,210,13,41,06.09,-22.019,22.083,8 9921013410610#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013423901:et 9921013423923:!+3s 9921013424225:tape 9921013424244/tape/off,01981,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013424244:postob 9921013424245:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9921013424245#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921013424246:sx2c2=16 9921013424304/pass/16,,auto,55.0,,55.3,,0.3, 9921013424741:!210134351 9921013435101:tape 9921013435120/tape/off,01981,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013435120:st=rev,135 9921013435142:!210134401 9921013440101:preob 9921013440101#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013440102/onsource/TRACKING 9921013440357/tpical/43230,42768,54898,33061,23892,19799,61925,49412,34373 9921013440395/tpical/31400,33270,41302,22317,28500,17773,14362 9921013440399:!210134411 9921013441101:tape 9921013441120/tape/off,01772,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013441120:midob 9921013441121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013441122/onsource/TRACKING 9921013441685/wx/14.6,799.7,36.0 9921013442244/wx/14.6,799.7,36.0 9921013442250/cable/0.0189725 9921013442261/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,27403,11276 9921013442273/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34746 9921013442284/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16088 9921013442295/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31899 9921013442342/tpi/32513,34722,43630,26418,18846,16113,50433,40192,27393 9921013442379/tpi/24736,25832,31899,18186,21359,13134,11275 9921013442382/tsys1/43.5,62.8,56.4,55.6,52.0,59.8,62.9,62.8,55.4 9921013442383/tsys2/144.6,139.9,138.6,122.6,117.4,113.3,130.9 9921013442397:!210134521 9921013442408#setcl#time/12933730,4,1999,210,13,44,24.08,-22.018,22.138,8 9921013442408#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013452101:et 9921013452123:!+3s 9921013452425:tape 9921013452444/tape/off,00973,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013452444:postob 9921013452444:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9921013452445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921013452446:midtp 9921013452703/tpzero/806,371,379,1306,1004,1255,1281,779,1061 9921013452741/tpzero/1376,601,292,5905,1022,391,1479 9921013452749:check2c2 9921013461448?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921013461448?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921013461449/parity/16.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,0.,180.,0.,$$$$$,16. 9921013461449/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9921013462159:sx2c1=17 9921013462302/pass/17,,auto,110.0,,109.5,,-0.5, 9921013462738:fastr=0m40s 9921013470788:!+5s 9921013471290:!210134820 9921013482001:tape 9921013482020/tape/low,00122,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013482020:st=for,135 9921013482042:!210134830 9921013483001:preob 9921013483002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013483002/onsource/TRACKING 9921013483257/tpical/33134,31826,41736,25435,18909,15718,47006,37388,26249 9921013483295/tpical/27614,29391,36540,20614,26199,16180,13019 9921013483299:!210134840 9921013484001:tape 9921013484020/tape/off,00331,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013484020:midob 9921013484021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013484022/onsource/TRACKING 9921013484586/wx/14.6,799.6,31.1 9921013485147/wx/14.6,799.7,31.1 9921013485155/cable/0.0190812 9921013485168/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19026,9946 9921013485181/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23210 9921013485194/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11928 9921013485205/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27064 9921013485252/tpi/21968,23335,29834,18550,13670,11945,35165,28174,19072 9921013485288/tpi/21002,22050,27064,16497,18897,11550,9945 9921013485291/tsys1/27.9,39.8,36.4,36.8,35.5,41.6,42.1,43.7,36.9 9921013485292/tsys2/122.4,120.5,116.5,106.1,101.0,99.4,113.6 9921013485297:!210134950 9921013485314#setcl#time/12960643,4,1999,210,13,48,53.14,-22.020,22.213,8 9921013485314#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013495001:et 9921013495023:!+3s 9921013495325:tape 9921013495344/tape/off,01130,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013495344:postob 9921013495344:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 9921013495345#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921013495346:check2c1 9921013503980?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921013503980?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921013503981/parity/0.,33.,49.,0.,16.,0.,457.,180.,114.,65.,310.,49.,$$$$$,343. 9921013503981/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921013504755:sx2c1=17 9921013504808/pass/17,,auto,110.0,,110.3,,0.3, 9921013505243:!210135524 9921013552400:tape 9921013552419/tape/off,01117,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921013552419:st=for,135 9921013552441:!210135534 9921013553401:preob 9921013553402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013553402/onsource/TRACKING 9921013553657/tpical/37570,36597,47537,29082,21720,18233,55877,44303,30273 9921013553695/tpical/29610,31403,38994,21532,27523,17027,13723 9921013553699:!210135544 9921013554401:tape 9921013554420/tape/off,01326,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921013554420:midob 9921013554421#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921013554422/onsource/TRACKING 9921013554986/wx/14.9,799.7,29.7 9921013555547/wx/14.9,799.7,29.7 9921013555555/cable/0.0194199 9921013555568/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22873,10620 9921013555580/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28047 9921013555591/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14108 9921013555602/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29485 9921013555649/tpi/26455,28124,35545,22027,16223,14120,43167,34307,22890 9921013555686/tpi/22960,23971,29485,17337,20213,12356,10618 9921013555689/tsys1/33.9,48.1,43.1,43.2,40.7,46.0,48.4,49.3,43.5 9921013555690/tsys2/133.9,129.7,126.6,112.4,108.3,105.6,121.4 9921013555695:!210135959 9921013555709#setcl#time/13003047,5,1999,210,13,55,57.07,-22.022,22.330,7 9921013555709#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921013595900:et 9921013595922:!+3s 9921014000224:tape 9921014000243/tape/off,04206,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014000243:postob 9921014000243:source=1219+044,121949.3,042953.8,1950.0,neutral 9921014000244#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014000244:check2c1 9921014004876?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921014004876?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921014004877/parity/16.,33.,49.,0.,33.,0.,359.,229.,65.,65.,294.,33.,$$$$$,278. 9921014004877/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,57,0 9921014005654:sx2c1=17 9921014005708/pass/17,,auto,110.0,,109.5,,-0.5, 9921014010144:!210140452 9921014045201:tape 9921014045220/tape/off,04193,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014045220:st=for,135 9921014045242:!210140502 9921014050201:preob 9921014050202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014050202/onsource/TRACKING 9921014050457/tpical/36533,35317,46037,27700,19737,15169,42264,33027,27690 9921014050495/tpical/29166,30931,38458,21288,26907,16539,13499 9921014050499:!210140512 9921014051201:tape 9921014051220/tape/off,04402,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014051220:midob 9921014051221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014051222/onsource/TRACKING 9921014051784/wx/14.9,799.9,26.6 9921014052344/wx/14.9,799.8,26.8 9921014052351/cable/0.0194878 9921014052362/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20958,10413 9921014052373/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27067 9921014052384/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11937 9921014052395/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28901 9921014052442/tpi/25488,27100,34286,21038,14860,11930,32634,25347,20954 9921014052479/tpi/22468,23472,28856,17109,19705,11941,10416 9921014052482/tsys1/32.8,47.8,42.4,43.5,41.8,48.4,47.9,47.0,43.4 9921014052484/tsys2/129.9,126.5,122.7,110.6,107.0,103.6,119.5 9921014052488:!210140713 9921014052500#setcl#time/13059854,5,1999,210,14,05,24.99,-22.027,22.488,7 9921014052500#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014071301:et 9921014071323:!+3s 9921014071625:tape 9921014071644/tape/off,05775,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014071644:postob 9921014071644:source=1334-127,133500.0,-124209.7,1950.0,neutral 9921014071645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014071646:sx2c1=17 9921014071705/pass/17,,auto,110.0,,110.3,,0.3, 9921014072142:!210140804 9921014080401:tape 9921014080420/tape/off,05775,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014080420:st=for,135 9921014080442:!210140814 9921014081401:preob 9921014081401#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014081402/onsource/TRACKING 9921014081657/tpical/38350,37529,48604,29171,20393,15422,45896,36610,29152 9921014081695/tpical/29662,31392,39056,21439,27100,16681,13669 9921014081699:!210140824 9921014082401:tape 9921014082420/tape/off,05984,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014082420:midob 9921014082421#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014082422/onsource/TRACKING 9921014082983/wx/15.0,799.9,27.4 9921014083542/wx/15.0,799.9,27.4 9921014083548/cable/0.0195648 9921014083559/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22344,10611 9921014083570/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29304 9921014083581/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11919 9921014083592/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29646 9921014083639/tpi/27416,29301,36880,22426,15464,11903,35876,28681,22341 9921014083676/tpi/23018,23978,29658,17339,20014,12123,10613 9921014083679/tsys1/35.8,51.7,45.8,46.0,43.1,44.5,50.8,51.7,45.9 9921014083680/tsys2/134.3,130.0,128.9,115.0,110.5,106.1,123.3 9921014083694:!210140934 9921014083705#setcl#time/13079064,4,1999,210,14,08,37.04,-22.029,22.542,7 9921014083705#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014093401:et 9921014093423:!+3s 9921014093725:tape 9921014093744/tape/off,06783,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014093744:postob 9921014093744:source=1622-253,162244.1,-252051.7,1950.0,neutral 9921014093745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014093746:sx2c1=17 9921014093800/pass/17,,auto,110.0,,109.5,,-0.5, 9921014094237:!210141021 9921014102101:tape 9921014102120/tape/off,06783,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014102120:st=for,135 9921014102142:!210141031 9921014103101:preob 9921014103102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014103102/onsource/TRACKING 9921014103357/tpical/38083,37176,48106,28791,20130,15962,49109,39438,29117 9921014103395/tpical/29598,31322,39102,21428,27097,16627,13661 9921014103399:!210141041 9921014104101:tape 9921014104120/tape/off,06992,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014104120:midob 9921014104121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014104122/onsource/TRACKING 9921014104686/wx/15.0,799.9,27.4 9921014105247/wx/15.0,799.8,27.0 9921014105255/cable/0.0192973 9921014105268/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,22309,10638 9921014105280/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28917 9921014105291/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12357 9921014105302/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29842 9921014105349/tpi/27080,28936,36367,22072,15223,12354,38526,30990,22297 9921014105386/tpi/23074,24021,29842,17319,20069,12142,10638 9921014105389/tsys1/35.1,51.0,45.1,45.4,42.6,45.2,51.7,52.6,45.8 9921014105391/tsys2/137.2,132.3,131.6,114.6,111.8,108.1,124.9 9921014105395:!210141151 9921014105409#setcl#time/13092771,4,1999,210,14,10,54.08,-22.023,22.580,7 9921014105409#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014115101:et 9921014115123:!+3s 9921014115425:tape 9921014115444/tape/off,07791,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014115444:postob 9921014115444:source=1921-293,192142.3,-292026.3,1950.0,neutral 9921014115445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014115446:sx2c1=17 9921014115504/pass/17,,auto,110.0,,109.5,,-0.5, 9921014115941:!210141322 9921014132201:tape 9921014132220/tape/off,07791,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014132220:st=for,135 9921014132242:!210141332 9921014133201:preob 9921014133202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014133202/onsource/TRACKING 9921014133457/tpical/52537,53135,$$$$$,40116,28715,23402,$$$$$,59914,42163 9921014133495/tpical/33254,35331,43928,23275,30108,18620,15121 9921014133499:!210141342 9921014134201:tape 9921014134220/tape/off,08001,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014134220:midob 9921014134221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014134222/onsource/TRACKING 9921014134786/wx/15.1,799.8,23.5 9921014135347/wx/15.1,799.9,23.4 9921014135355/cable/0.0193841 9921014135368/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,34676,12052 9921014135380/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,44447 9921014135391/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19490 9921014135402/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34468 9921014135449/tpi/41368,44356,55788,33299,23340,19492,62056,49926,34625 9921014135486/tpi/26712,27996,34468,19168,22916,14066,12052 9921014135489?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v3 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921014135489?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921014135490/tsys1/53.4,73.7,$$$$$$$$,69.0,61.1,68.6,$$$$$$$$,72.3,65.5 9921014135492/tsys2/159.7,154.0,149.0,133.2,125.5,123.8,142.1 9921014135496:!210141452 9921014135510#setcl#time/13110877,5,1999,210,14,13,55.09,-22.027,22.630,7 9921014135510#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014145201:et 9921014145223:!+3s 9921014145525:tape 9921014145544/tape/off,08799,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014145544:postob 9921014145544:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9921014145545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014145546:midtp 9921014145804/tpzero/808,375,385,1308,1006,1057,1281,780,1069 9921014145843/tpzero/1378,601,294,5906,1024,397,1483 9921014145852:sx2c2=18 9921014145928/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,108.6,,-1.4, 9921014150364:fastf=0m7s 9921014151114:!+5s 9921014151616:!210141611 9921014161101:tape 9921014161120/tape/off,08958,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014161120:st=rev,135 9921014161142:!210141621 9921014162101:preob 9921014162102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014162102/onsource/TRACKING 9921014162357/tpical/34344,32975,43043,26054,19083,15248,46811,37121,26704 9921014162395/tpical/27878,29673,38042,20712,26080,16039,13085 9921014162399:!210141631 9921014163101:tape 9921014163120/tape/off,08749,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014163120:midob 9921014163121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014163122/onsource/TRACKING 9921014163681/wx/15.2,799.8,23.7 9921014164241/wx/15.2,799.8,23.8 9921014164247/cable/0.0196106 9921014164258/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19654,10027 9921014164269/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24559 9921014164280/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11499 9921014164291/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28280 9921014164337/tpi/23126,24557,31198,19229,13896,11498,35181,28160,19655 9921014164374/tpi/21272,22288,28308,16616,18976,11480,10026 9921014164377/tsys1/29.2,42.2,38.2,38.6,36.5,40.9,42.8,44.9,38.8 9921014164378/tsys2/124.2,121.1,118.7,107.8,104.2,100.3,115.2 9921014164393:!210141741 9921014164404#setcl#time/13127774,4,1999,210,14,16,44.03,-22.014,22.677,8 9921014164404#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014174101:et 9921014174123:!+3s 9921014174425:tape 9921014174444/tape/off,07950,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014174444:postob 9921014174445:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,cw 9921014174445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014174446:check2c2 9921014183149?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921014183149?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 26. 9921014183149/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,49.,0.,114.,0.,6702.,0. 9921014183149/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921014183858:sx2c2=18 9921014183930/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,111.1,,1.1, 9921014184367:!210142016 9921014201601:tape 9921014201620/tape/off,07961,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014201620:st=rev,135 9921014201642:!210142026 9921014202601:preob 9921014202602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014202602/onsource/TRACKING 9921014202857/tpical/39219,38513,49700,29913,21503,16406,47516,36620,30200 9921014202895/tpical/30072,31892,39638,21696,27873,17142,13871 9921014202899:!210142036 9921014203601:tape 9921014203620/tape/off,07752,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014203620:midob 9921014203621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014203622/onsource/TRACKING 9921014204186/wx/15.3,799.8,23.2 9921014204747/wx/15.3,799.8,23.3 9921014204755/cable/0.0192893 9921014204768/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23814,10835 9921014204780/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30731 9921014204791/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13330 9921014204802/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30350 9921014204849/tpi/28858,30744,38884,23684,16789,13334,38685,29708,23844 9921014204886/tpi/23540,24589,30350,17635,20596,12568,10835 9921014204889/tsys1/39.8,57.5,52.3,52.8,49.2,58.7,62.3,61.5,52.7 9921014204891/tsys2/139.9,135.5,133.5,119.1,110.9,109.7,127.0 9921014204895:!210142146 9921014204909#setcl#time/13152287,6,1999,210,14,20,49.08,-22.032,22.745,7 9921014204909#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014214601:et 9921014214623:!+3s 9921014214925:tape 9921014214944/tape/off,06953,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014214944:postob 9921014214944:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9921014214945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014214946:check2c2 9921014223573?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921014223573?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921014223574/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,82.,16.,2024.,16. 9921014223574/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921014224355:sx2c2=18 9921014224408/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,111.1,,1.1, 9921014224844:!210142532 9921014253201:tape 9921014253220/tape/off,06965,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014253220:st=rev,135 9921014253242:!210142542 9921014254201:preob 9921014254201#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014254202/onsource/TRACKING 9921014254457/tpical/38906,38149,49405,29964,21924,17940,55939,44557,30996 9921014254496/tpical/29860,31681,39470,21641,27726,17111,13827 9921014254500:!210142552 9921014255201:tape 9921014255220/tape/off,06756,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014255220:midob 9921014255221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014255222/onsource/TRACKING 9921014255784/wx/79.9,799.9,79.9 9921014260343/wx/15.3,799.9,26.2 9921014260349/cable/0.0177321 9921014260360/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23694,10729 9921014260371/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29591 9921014260382/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13967 9921014260393/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29920 9921014260439/tpi/27795,29598,37404,22945,16589,13971,43733,34817,23693 9921014260476/tpi/23190,24232,29882,17471,20459,12467,10730 9921014260479/tsys1/35.7,50.2,45.3,45.3,42.9,47.8,51.1,51.4,45.5 9921014260480/tsys2/134.9,130.8,127.3,114.4,110.3,107.2,123.1 9921014260495:!210142702 9921014260507#setcl#time/13183892,4,1999,210,14,26,05.06,-22.021,22.833,8 9921014260507#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014270201:et 9921014270223:!+3s 9921014270525:tape 9921014270544/tape/off,05957,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014270544:postob 9921014270544:source=1908-201,190812.5,-201155.2,1950.0,neutral 9921014270545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014270546:check2c2 9921014275176?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921014275176/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,0.,131.,0.,9363.,49. 9921014275176/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921014275954:sx2c2=18 9921014280008/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,111.1,,1.1, 9921014280444:!210142916 9921014291600:tape 9921014291619/tape/off,05970,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014291619:st=rev,135 9921014291641:!210142926 9921014292601:preob 9921014292602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014292602/onsource/TRACKING 9921014292857/tpical/39529,38688,49826,30004,21739,17578,54660,43783,30974 9921014292895/tpical/30084,31997,39875,21763,27859,17146,13934 9921014292899:!210142936 9921014293601:tape 9921014293620/tape/off,05761,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014293620:midob 9921014293621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014293622/onsource/TRACKING 9921014294183/wx/15.2,799.9,25.9 9921014294743/wx/15.2,799.9,26.1 9921014294749/cable/0.0182732 9921014294760/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23954,10846 9921014294771/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30425 9921014294782/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13832 9921014294793/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30370 9921014294839/tpi/28428,30490,38304,23347,16614,13841,43096,34564,23958 9921014294876/tpi/23500,24556,30355,17640,20618,12523,10845 9921014294879/tsys1/36.6,54.0,48.4,48.7,44.8,50.3,53.2,53.9,48.0 9921014294880/tsys2/138.6,132.8,130.2,117.4,111.6,108.2,125.0 9921014294895:!210143046 9921014294907#setcl#time/13206297,4,1999,210,14,29,49.05,-22.024,22.895,7 9921014294907#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014304601:et 9921014304623:!+3s 9921014304925:tape 9921014304944/tape/off,04962,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014304944:postob 9921014304944:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,ccw 9921014304945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014304946:check2c2 9921014313584/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,33.,0.,49.,0.,65.,0.,212.,49. 9921014313584/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921014314355:sx2c2=18 9921014314408/pass/18,,auto,110.0,,111.1,,1.1, 9921014314844:!210143552 9921014355201:tape 9921014355220/tape/off,04975,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014355220:st=rev,135 9921014355242:!210143602 9921014360201:preob 9921014360202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014360202/onsource/TRACKING 9921014360457/tpical/33708,32375,42663,25949,19837,16039,49702,39691,27044 9921014360495/tpical/27228,29068,35769,20415,25952,16049,12940 9921014360499:!210143612 9921014361201:tape 9921014361220/tape/off,04766,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014361220:midob 9921014361221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014361222/onsource/TRACKING 9921014361784/wx/15.1,800.0,29.2 9921014362343/wx/15.1,799.9,29.2 9921014362349/cable/0.0185920 9921014362360/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19406,9828 9921014362372/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23423 9921014362383/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11815 9921014362394/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26195 9921014362441/tpi/22016,23432,30025,18601,14096,11797,36512,29188,19393 9921014362478/tpi/20496,21561,26169,16214,18638,11359,9826 9921014362481/tsys1/26.7,37.9,34.5,34.6,33.5,37.2,39.3,39.8,35.2 9921014362482/tsys2/117.1,115.1,111.2,101.2,99.3,96.4,110.5 9921014362503:!210143835 9921014362516#setcl#time/13245916,4,1999,210,14,36,25.14,-22.023,23.005,7 9921014362516#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014383501:et 9921014383523:!+3s 9921014383825:tape 9921014383844/tape/off,03146,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014383844:postob 9921014383844:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,ccw 9921014383845#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014383846:midtp 9921014384105/tpzero/805,371,379,1305,1007,934,1280,778,1058 9921014384143/tpzero/1374,599,292,5914,1023,391,1477 9921014384152:sx2c1=19 9921014384263/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,164.5,,-0.5, 9921014384699:fastr=2m13s 9921014384777?ERROR ch -336 Enabled tracks do not check with requested tracks 9921014410048:!+5s 9921014410550:!210144216 9921014421601:tape 9921014421620/tape/off,00152,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014421620:st=for,135 9921014421642:!210144226 9921014422601:preob 9921014422602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014422602/onsource/TRACKING 9921014422857/tpical/34224,32881,43159,26468,20327,16616,51185,40963,27606 9921014422895/tpical/27350,29289,36269,20661,26377,16315,13136 9921014422899:!210144236 9921014423601:tape 9921014423620/tape/off,00361,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014423620:midob 9921014423621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014423622/onsource/TRACKING 9921014424183/wx/14.7,800.1,31.0 9921014424742/wx/14.7,800.0,30.8 9921014424748/cable/0.0183387 9921014424759/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19923,9938 9921014424770/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23899 9921014424781/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12319 9921014424792/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26700 9921014424838/tpi/22438,23907,30585,19071,14555,12315,37995,30472,19913 9921014424875/tpi/20658,21839,26757,16458,19099,11635,9948 9921014424878/tsys1/27.0,38.6,35.3,35.3,34.5,38.9,40.9,41.6,36.0 9921014424879/tsys2/118.8,117.6,114.7,103.5,102.4,99.1,109.6 9921014424895:!210144638 9921014424907#setcl#time/13284317,4,1999,210,14,42,49.05,-22.025,23.112,7 9921014424907#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014463801:et 9921014463823:!+3s 9921014464125:tape 9921014464144/tape/off,03095,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014464144:postob 9921014464144:source=1622-253,162244.1,-252051.7,1950.0,neutral 9921014464145#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014464146:check2c1 9921014472847?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921014472847?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921014472847?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921014472848/parity/16.,147.,0.,33.,0.,0.,229.,245.,147.,33.,196.,33.,7437.,767. 9921014472848/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9921014473558:sx2c1=19 9921014473612/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,164.5,,-0.5, 9921014474049:!210145046 9921014504600:tape 9921014504619/tape/off,03084,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014504619:st=for,135 9921014504641:!210145056 9921014505601:preob 9921014505603#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014505604/onsource/TRACKING 9921014505857/tpical/40516,39821,51537,30978,21964,17335,52765,42246,31456 9921014505895/tpical/29578,31565,39218,21858,27269,16818,13717 9921014505899:!210145106 9921014510601:tape 9921014510620/tape/off,03293,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014510620:midob 9921014510621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014510622/onsource/TRACKING 9921014511186/wx/14.6,800.1,30.3 9921014511747/wx/14.6,800.0,30.2 9921014511755/cable/0.0193649 9921014511766/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,24719,10675 9921014511778/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31826 9921014511789/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13815 9921014511800/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29901 9921014511847/tpi/29782,31835,40185,24421,17084,13840,42407,33799,24748 9921014511884/tpi/22982,24224,29901,17686,20215,12275,10674 9921014511887/tsys1/39.7,57.9,51.5,51.8,48.4,54.3,58.4,57.5,51.9 9921014511888/tsys2/135.1,132.7,131.1,116.4,112.2,107.9,124.6 9921014511903:!210145216 9921014511913#setcl#time/13335338,4,1999,210,14,51,19.13,-22.025,23.254,7 9921014511913#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014521601:et 9921014521623:!+3s 9921014521925:tape 9921014521944/tape/off,04092,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014521944:postob 9921014521944:source=1921-293,192142.3,-292026.3,1950.0,neutral 9921014521945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014521946:sx2c1=19 9921014522000/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,163.7,,-1.3, 9921014522438:!210145342 9921014534201:tape 9921014534220/tape/off,04092,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014534220:st=for,135 9921014534242:!210145352 9921014535201:preob 9921014535202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014535202/onsource/TRACKING 9921014535457/tpical/45514,45236,58089,34579,24333,19607,62046,49932,35607 9921014535495/tpical/31454,33510,41717,22822,28844,17732,14446 9921014535499:!210145402 9921014540200:tape 9921014540219/tape/off,04301,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014540219:midob 9921014540220#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014540221/onsource/TRACKING 9921014540785/wx/14.6,800.0,27.0 9921014541346/wx/14.6,800.0,27.0 9921014541354/cable/0.0193291 9921014541365/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,29086,11413 9921014541376/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,37566 9921014541387/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16304 9921014541399/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32372 9921014541446/tpi/35062,37530,47270,28320,19653,16318,51699,41482,29080 9921014541483/tpi/24896,26239,32372,18651,21711,13205,11412 9921014541487/tsys1/48.2,70.9,63.7,63.4,58.6,68.8,71.6,70.8,63.1 9921014541488/tsys2/147.9,145.4,141.6,125.9,119.6,116.7,135.0 9921014541492:!210145512 9921014541506#setcl#time/13352935,4,1999,210,14,54,15.05,-22.030,23.302,7 9921014541506#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014551201:et 9921014551223:!+3s 9921014551525:tape 9921014551544/tape/off,05100,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014551544:postob 9921014551544:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9921014551545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014551546:check2c1 9921014560176?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921014560176?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921014560176?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921014560177/parity/0.,82.,0.,33.,33.,16.,163.,310.,229.,131.,2963.,114.,$$$$$,441. 9921014560177/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0,73,0 9921014560955:sx2c1=19 9921014561008/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921014561444:!210145725 9921014572501:tape 9921014572520/tape/off,05087,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014572520:st=for,135 9921014572542:!210145735 9921014573501:preob 9921014573502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014573502/onsource/TRACKING 9921014573757/tpical/34755,33391,43718,26501,19185,15194,46580,37389,26968 9921014573795/tpical/27560,29452,36632,20864,26019,15972,12984 9921014573799:!210145745 9921014574501:tape 9921014574520/tape/off,05296,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921014574520:midob 9921014574521#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921014574522/onsource/TRACKING 9921014575083/wx/14.8,800.1,24.6 9921014575642/wx/14.8,800.1,24.7 9921014575648/cable/0.0192385 9921014575659/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19998,9946 9921014575670/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25086 9921014575681/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11537 9921014575692/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27259 9921014575738/tpi/23580,25105,31857,19614,14078,11529,35390,28416,19995 9921014575775/tpi/20898,22152,27263,16710,18914,11432,9947 9921014575778/tsys1/30.0,43.9,39.0,39.1,37.6,42.5,44.8,45.3,39.9 9921014575779/tsys2/120.9,121.8,118.7,107.2,103.8,100.3,115.0 9921014575794:!210145855 9921014575805#setcl#time/13375240,4,1999,210,14,57,58.05,-22.023,23.364,8 9921014575805#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921014585501:et 9921014585523:!+3s 9921014585825:tape 9921014585844/tape/off,06095,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921014585844:postob 9921014585844:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9921014585845#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921014585846:check2c1 9921014594480?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921014594480?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921014594480?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921014594481/parity/0.,114.,16.,16.,0.,16.,310.,180.,49.,82.,163.,65.,$$$$$,686. 9921014594481/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921014595254:sx2c1=19 9921014595306/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,164.5,,-0.5, 9921014595742:!210150604 9921015060401:tape 9921015060420/tape/off,06084,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015060420:st=for,135 9921015060442:!210150614 9921015061401:preob 9921015061402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015061402/onsource/TRACKING 9921015061657/tpical/36723,35635,46423,28131,20566,16907,52515,41736,28996 9921015061695/tpical/28542,30460,37687,20983,26659,16438,13354 9921015061699:!210150624 9921015062400:tape 9921015062419/tape/off,06293,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015062419:midob 9921015062420#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015062421/onsource/TRACKING 9921015062985/wx/15.1,800.0,26.5 9921015063546/wx/15.1,800.0,26.4 9921015063554/cable/0.0196726 9921015063567/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,21870,10266 9921015063579/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27264 9921015063590/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13060 9921015063602/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28289 9921015063648/tpi/25638,27314,34430,21205,15342,13057,40550,32260,21872 9921015063685/tpi/21914,23111,28289,16863,19507,11866,10270 9921015063688/tsys1/32.9,47.6,41.7,42.2,40.3,46.3,48.2,48.8,42.9 9921015063689/tsys2/127.8,126.3,122.9,109.6,106.6,103.5,117.6 9921015063696:!210150734 9921015063711#setcl#time/13427159,4,1999,210,15,06,37.10,-22.031,23.509,7 9921015063711#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015073401:et 9921015073423:!+3s 9921015073725:tape 9921015073744/tape/off,07092,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015073744:postob 9921015073744:source=4c39.25,092355.3,391523.8,1950.0,ccw 9921015073745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015073746:check2c1 9921015082378?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921015082378?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 25. 9921015082378?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921015082379/parity/49.,147.,49.,49.,33.,16.,163.,196.,65.,131.,245.,180.,$$$$$,392. 9921015082379/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9921015083155:sx2c1=19 9921015083208/pass/19,,auto,165.0,,164.5,,-0.5, 9921015083644:!210151007 9921015100701:tape 9921015100720/tape/off,07081,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015100720:st=for,135 9921015100742:!210151017 9921015101701:preob 9921015101702#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015101702/onsource/TRACKING 9921015101956/tpical/47375,47275,60880,36957,27694,23144,$$$$$,58629,39131 9921015101994/tpical/31352,33560,41687,22559,29281,18121,14489 9921015101998:!210151027 9921015102701:tape 9921015102720/tape/off,07290,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015102720:midob 9921015102721#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015102722/onsource/TRACKING 9921015103286/wx/15.0,800.0,28.5 9921015103847/wx/15.0,800.0,28.4 9921015103853/cable/0.0193951 9921015103864/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,32298,11450 9921015103876/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,39612 9921015103887/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19437 9921015103898/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32445 9921015103945/tpi/36839,39597,50055,30617,22712,19414,61646,49153,32321 9921015103982/tpi/24872,26296,32445,18499,22087,13509,11452 9921015103985?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921015103986/tsys1/50.3,75.1,67.5,68.0,64.0,72.8,$$$$$$$$,75.0,67.5 9921015103987/tsys2/149.5,145.9,143.5,127.8,120.8,117.3,135.5 9921015103991:!210151137 9921015104004#setcl#time/13451457,4,1999,210,15,10,40.03,-22.019,23.576,8 9921015104004#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015113700:et 9921015113722:!+3s 9921015114024:tape 9921015114043/tape/off,08089,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015114043:postob 9921015114043:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,ccw 9921015114044#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015114045:midtp 9921015114304/tpzero/808,374,383,1307,1004,1093,1284,776,1061 9921015114343/tpzero/1374,602,293,5909,1022,391,1469 9921015114352:sx2c2=20 9921015114428/pass/20,,auto,165.0,,164.5,,-0.5, 9921015114864:fastf=0m39s 9921015122814:!+5s 9921015123316:!210151350 9921015135001:tape 9921015135020/tape/off,08967,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015135020:st=rev,135 9921015135042:!210151400 9921015140001:preob 9921015140002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015140002/onsource/TRACKING 9921015140257/tpical/45164,45024,58233,35220,26447,21934,$$$$$,55559,37246 9921015140295/tpical/31162,33198,41346,22440,29038,18027,14396 9921015140299:!210151410 9921015141001:tape 9921015141019/tape/off,08758,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015141019:midob 9921015141020#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015141021/onsource/TRACKING 9921015141579/wx/14.8,800.1,28.1 9921015142139/wx/14.8,800.1,28.0 9921015142145/cable/0.0184049 9921015142156/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,30083,11305 9921015142168/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,36964 9921015142180/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17963 9921015142191/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31913 9921015142237/tpi/34445,36947,46790,28616,21084,17950,57273,45827,30065 9921015142274/tpi/24546,25899,31915,18278,21699,13338,11305 9921015142277?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921015142278/tsys1/46.1,66.6,59.6,60.8,55.0,62.2,$$$$$$$$,68.0,59.4 9921015142279/tsys2/144.4,142.9,138.3,122.6,116.2,113.9,131.2 9921015142293:!210151859 9921015142304#setcl#time/13473764,4,1999,210,15,14,23.04,-22.022,23.638,8 9921015142304#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015185901:et 9921015185923:!+3s 9921015190225:tape 9921015190244/tape/off,05495,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015190244:postob 9921015190244:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9921015190245#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015190246:check2c2 9921015194913?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921015194913?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921015194914/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,16.,0.,98.,0.,196.,0.,6400.,16. 9921015194914/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,49,0 9921015195658:sx2c2=20 9921015195729/pass/20,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921015200166:!210152326 9921015232601:tape 9921015232620/tape/off,05506,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015232620:st=rev,135 9921015232642:!210152336 9921015233601:preob 9921015233602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015233602/onsource/TRACKING 9921015233857/tpical/32612,31079,40956,25019,18402,14562,44341,35333,25468 9921015233895/tpical/27066,29019,35885,20419,25754,15960,12846 9921015233899:!210152346 9921015234601:tape 9921015234620/tape/off,05297,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015234620:midob 9921015234621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015234622/onsource/TRACKING 9921015235186/wx/14.5,800.1,30.0 9921015235747/wx/14.5,800.1,30.1 9921015235755/cable/0.0196638 9921015235768/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18411,9792 9921015235781/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22627 9921015235792/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10833 9921015235803/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26438 9921015235850/tpi/21343,22637,28995,18092,13207,10823,32897,26115,18415 9921015235886/tpi/20406,21677,26438,16298,18620,11395,9791 9921015235889/tsys1/26.8,38.8,35.2,35.6,34.5,38.3,40.6,40.4,36.2 9921015235891/tsys2/117.8,118.4,114.1,104.0,101.7,99.4,112.3 9921015235895:!210152456 9921015235909#setcl#time/13531384,6,1999,210,15,23,59.09,-22.025,23.798,8 9921015235909#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015245601:et 9921015245623:!+3s 9921015245925:tape 9921015245944/tape/off,04498,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015245944:postob 9921015245944:source=1622-253,162244.1,-252051.7,1950.0,neutral 9921015245945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015245946:check2c2 9921015254580?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921015254580?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921015254581/parity/16.,0.,16.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,49.,0.,180.,65.,$$$$$,82. 9921015254581/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9921015255356:sx2c2=20 9921015255410/pass/20,,auto,165.0,,165.3,,0.3, 9921015255846:!210152712 9921015271201:tape 9921015271221/tape/off,04510,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015271221:st=rev,135 9921015271244:!210152722 9921015272201:preob 9921015272202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015272202/onsource/TRACKING 9921015272460/tpical/39746,38836,50222,30185,21413,16509,51465,40961,30621 9921015272499/tpical/29786,31801,39435,21652,27480,16976,13771 9921015272504:!210152732 9921015273201:tape 9921015273219/tape/off,04301,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015273219:midob 9921015273220#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015273221/onsource/TRACKING 9921015273780/wx/14.4,800.1,28.8 9921015274340/wx/14.4,800.1,28.8 9921015274346/cable/0.0195494 9921015274357/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23789,10736 9921015274368/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30734 9921015274379/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13041 9921015274390/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30147 9921015274436/tpi/28789,30720,38626,23555,16431,13041,40818,32520,23795 9921015274473/tpi/23226,24513,30190,17551,20355,12411,10736 9921015274476/tsys1/37.5,55.0,48.5,49.3,45.5,50.6,54.6,55.3,49.0 9921015274477/tsys2/137.4,135.3,133.4,117.1,111.9,108.6,125.9 9921015274491:!210152842 9921015274502#setcl#time/13553982,4,1999,210,15,27,45.02,-22.018,23.861,8 9921015274502#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015284201:et 9921015284224:!+3s 9921015284526:tape 9921015284546/tape/off,03502,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015284546:postob 9921015284547:source=1334-127,133500.0,-124209.7,1950.0,neutral 9921015284547#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015284548:check2c2 9921015293253/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,33.,0.,16.,0.,65.,0.,180.,49. 9921015293253/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921015293963:sx2c2=20 9921015294017/pass/20,,auto,165.0,,164.5,,-0.5, 9921015294455:!210153108 9921015310801:tape 9921015310821/tape/off,03515,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015310821:st=rev,135 9921015310844:!210153118 9921015311801:preob 9921015311802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015311802/onsource/TRACKING 9921015312060/tpical/45442,45259,57863,34549,24159,18241,54649,43021,34843 9921015312097/tpical/31772,33904,42088,22657,29097,17984,14548 9921015312099:!210153128 9921015312801:tape 9921015312819/tape/off,03306,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015312820:midob 9921015312820#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015312821/onsource/TRACKING 9921015313380/wx/14.5,800.1,29.6 9921015313940/wx/14.5,800.0,29.7 9921015313946/cable/0.0196197 9921015313957/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,28022,11509 9921015313969/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,37065 9921015313980/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14837 9921015313991/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32788 9921015314037/tpi/34461,37066,46418,27874,19146,14846,44776,35072,28019 9921015314074/tpi/25206,26645,32797,18560,21943,13409,11511 9921015314077/tsys1/45.1,65.8,59.1,58.5,53.2,59.5,64.8,63.4,58.1 9921015314078/tsys2/149.7,148.0,144.3,127.3,120.6,117.3,136.4 9921015314094:!210153238 9921015314105#setcl#time/13577590,4,1999,210,15,31,41.04,-22.017,23.926,8 9921015314105#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015323801:et 9921015323824:!+3s 9921015324126:tape 9921015324146/tape/off,02507,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015324146:postob 9921015324146:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9921015324147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015324148:sx2c2=20 9921015324204/pass/20,,auto,165.0,,166.1,,1.1, 9921015324642:!210153413 9921015341301:tape 9921015341321/tape/off,02507,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015341321:st=rev,135 9921015341344:!210153423 9921015342301:preob 9921015342302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015342302/onsource/TRACKING 9921015342559/tpical/34693,33324,43563,26430,19111,14849,45994,36611,26812 9921015342598/tpical/27458,29428,36520,20539,25854,15933,12932 9921015342603:!210153433 9921015343301:tape 9921015343319/tape/off,02298,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015343319:midob 9921015343320#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015343321/onsource/TRACKING 9921015343880/wx/14.5,800.0,30.6 9921015344440/wx/14.5,800.0,30.6 9921015344446/cable/0.0194013 9921015344457/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19720,9904 9921015344468/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24797 9921015344479/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11174 9921015344490/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27123 9921015344536/tpi/23325,24837,31547,19417,13952,11176,34658,27658,19732 9921015344573/tpi/20860,22161,27144,16475,18824,11399,9901 9921015344576/tsys1/29.1,42.4,38.1,38.0,36.9,40.4,43.3,44.1,38.8 9921015344577/tsys2/121.8,122.3,118.1,107.2,104.4,100.1,114.7 9921015344592:!210153543 9921015344603#setcl#time/13596093,4,1999,210,15,34,46.02,-22.020,23.978,8 9921015344603#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015354300:et 9921015354323:!+3s 9921015354625:tape 9921015354645/tape/off,01499,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015354645:postob 9921015354645:source=1219+044,121949.3,042953.8,1950.0,neutral 9921015354646#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015354647:midtp 9921015354906/tpzero/802,368,381,1306,1005,809,1282,776,1061 9921015354943/tpzero/1374,600,290,5905,1032,394,1475 9921015354950:sx2c1=21 9921015355059/pass/21,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921015355497:fastr=1m0s 9921015365548:!+5s 9921015370049:!210153801 9921015380101:tape 9921015380120/tape/off,00148,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015380120:st=for,135 9921015380142:!210153811 9921015381101:preob 9921015381102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015381102/onsource/TRACKING 9921015381357/tpical/46789,46595,59947,35737,25255,19107,56842,44036,36182 9921015381395/tpical/31940,34036,42204,22712,29229,18126,14608 9921015381399:!210153821 9921015382101:tape 9921015382120/tape/off,00357,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015382120:midob 9921015382121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015382122/onsource/TRACKING 9921015382686/wx/14.5,800.0,31.0 9921015383247/wx/14.5,800.0,31.1 9921015383255/cable/0.0195212 9921015383268/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,29544,11571 9921015383281/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,38793 9921015383292/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15791 9921015383303/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32977 9921015383350/tpi/36182,38783,48703,29335,20419,15799,47253,36611,29553 9921015383387/tpi/25372,26813,32977,18636,22093,13510,11579 9921015383390/tsys1/49.0,72.3,63.2,64.4,59.0,66.6,70.5,70.9,63.2 9921015383392/tsys2/150.7,149.7,146.1,128.8,121.7,117.2,137.6 9921015383396:!210154106 9921015383410#setcl#time/13618907,6,1999,210,15,38,34.10,-22.022,24.041,8 9921015383410#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015410601:et 9921015410623:!+3s 9921015410925:tape 9921015410944/tape/off,02225,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015410944:postob 9921015410944:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9921015410945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015410946:check2c1 9921015415648?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921015415648?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921015415648?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921015415649/parity/0.,82.,16.,0.,0.,0.,327.,163.,65.,33.,98.,98.,$$$$$,718. 9921015415649/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921015420358:sx2c1=21 9921015420412/pass/21,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921015420849:!210154342 9921015434201:tape 9921015434220/tape/off,02213,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015434220:st=for,135 9921015434242:!210154352 9921015435201:preob 9921015435202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015435202/onsource/TRACKING 9921015435457/tpical/35974,35013,45544,27678,20609,16635,52059,41484,28741 9921015435495/tpical/27984,29953,37105,20818,26543,16364,13142 9921015435499:!210154402 9921015440201:tape 9921015440220/tape/off,02423,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015440220:midob 9921015440221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015440222/onsource/TRACKING 9921015440786/wx/14.4,800.0,32.7 9921015441346/wx/14.4,799.9,32.7 9921015441354/cable/0.0195547 9921015441367/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,21841,10113 9921015441379/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26834 9921015441390/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12952 9921015441402/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27771 9921015441448/tpi/25129,26805,34103,21013,15607,12951,40692,32525,21838 9921015441485/tpi/21426,22738,27771,16763,19258,11783,10113 9921015441488/tsys1/33.0,47.3,43.3,43.5,42.9,48.4,51.0,52.1,44.2 9921015441489/tsys2/126.1,126.5,121.4,110.4,103.2,102.5,117.6 9921015441494:!210154512 9921015441508#setcl#time/13653013,4,1999,210,15,44,15.08,-22.015,24.136,9 9921015441508#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015451201:et 9921015451223:!+3s 9921015451525:tape 9921015451544/tape/off,03222,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015451544:postob 9921015451544:source=2128-123,212852.7,-122020.6,1950.0,neutral 9921015451545#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015451546:check2c1 9921015460177?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921015460177?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921015460178/parity/0.,65.,16.,0.,16.,0.,327.,229.,131.,33.,$$$$$,33.,$$$$$,473. 9921015460178/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921015460954:sx2c1=21 9921015461007/pass/21,,auto,220.0,,219.5,,-0.5, 9921015461444:!210154725 9921015472501:tape 9921015472520/tape/off,03210,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015472520:st=for,135 9921015472542:!210154735 9921015473501:preob 9921015473502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015473502/onsource/TRACKING 9921015473757/tpical/40583,39985,52041,31364,23041,18573,58915,46850,32521 9921015473795/tpical/29958,31890,39635,21728,27696,17241,13831 9921015473799:!210154745 9921015474501:tape 9921015474520/tape/off,03420,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015474520:midob 9921015474521#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015474522/onsource/TRACKING 9921015475083/wx/14.3,799.9,32.2 9921015475643/wx/14.3,799.9,32.2 9921015475649/cable/0.0197133 9921015475660/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,25449,10769 9921015475671/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31830 9921015475682/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14778 9921015475693/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30223 9921015475739/tpi/29811,31866,40345,24590,17804,14769,47235,37646,25458 9921015475776/tpi/23320,24562,30214,17562,20509,12599,10771 9921015475779/tsys1/39.6,57.0,50.2,50.5,47.2,53.9,57.8,58.9,50.8 9921015475780/tsys2/136.3,134.9,131.0,115.4,111.8,108.4,125.3 9921015475794:!210155024 9921015475805#setcl#time/13675316,5,1999,210,15,47,58.04,-22.028,24.198,7 9921015475805#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015502401:et 9921015502423:!+3s 9921015502725:tape 9921015502744/tape/off,05220,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015502744:postob 9921015502744:source=1921-293,192142.3,-292026.3,1950.0,neutral 9921015502745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015502746:sx2c1=21 9921015502803/pass/21,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921015503239:!210155105 9921015510501:tape 9921015510520/tape/off,05220,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015510520:st=for,135 9921015510542:!210155115 9921015511501:preob 9921015511502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015511503/onsource/TRACKING 9921015511757/tpical/41955,41405,53657,32173,23077,18415,58324,46596,33081 9921015511795/tpical/30616,32638,40503,22000,28020,17452,14072 9921015511799:!210155125 9921015512501:tape 9921015512521/tape/off,05429,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015512521:midob 9921015512522#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015512523/onsource/TRACKING 9921015513088/wx/14.3,799.9,33.1 9921015513647/wx/14.3,799.9,33.3 9921015513653/cable/0.0179498 9921015513664/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,25985,11028 9921015513676/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33146 9921015513687/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14662 9921015513698/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31212 9921015513745/tpi/31017,33203,41848,25363,17863,14670,46735,37387,25971 9921015513782/tpi/24060,25326,31212,17889,20906,12871,11027 9921015513785/tsys1/40.6,58.8,51.6,51.9,47.5,54.4,57.7,58.4,51.5 9921015513786/tsys2/142.7,139.5,137.3,120.2,115.2,112.3,129.4 9921015513800:!210155235 9921015513812#setcl#time/13697328,4,1999,210,15,51,38.11,-22.022,24.259,8 9921015513812#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015523501:et 9921015523523:!+3s 9921015523825:tape 9921015523843/tape/off,06228,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015523843:postob 9921015523843:source=1908-201,190812.5,-201155.2,1950.0,neutral 9921015523844#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015523845:sx2c1=21 9921015523899/pass/21,,auto,220.0,,219.5,,-0.5, 9921015524337:!210155308 9921015530801:tape 9921015530821/tape/off,06228,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015530821:st=for,135 9921015530844:!210155318 9921015531800:preob 9921015531801#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015531802/onsource/TRACKING 9921015532059/tpical/36860,35944,47012,28341,20656,16397,51643,40965,29079 9921015532098/tpical/29002,30899,38288,21218,26828,16667,13456 9921015532103:!210155328 9921015532801:tape 9921015532819/tape/off,06437,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921015532820:midob 9921015532820#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921015532821/onsource/TRACKING 9921015533381/wx/14.3,799.8,33.1 9921015533941/wx/14.3,799.8,33.3 9921015533947/cable/0.0193781 9921015533958/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,21914,10400 9921015533969/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27510 9921015533980/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12598 9921015533991/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28898 9921015534038/tpi/25810,27473,34898,21420,15362,12596,39828,31753,21924 9921015534075/tpi/22352,23583,28893,17077,19694,12058,10401 9921015534078/tsys1/33.3,47.0,41.9,42.7,39.9,45.6,48.0,49.4,42.9 9921015534079/tsys2/130.1,129.6,125.6,111.3,107.9,104.4,120.5 9921015534093:!210155438 9921015534104#setcl#time/13709624,4,1999,210,15,53,41.04,-22.021,24.293,8 9921015534104#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921015543801:et 9921015543824:!+3s 9921015544126:tape 9921015544146/tape/off,07236,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921015544146:postob 9921015544146:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9921015544147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921015544148:check2c1 9921015552780?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921015552780?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921015552781/parity/0.,98.,33.,33.,16.,16.,180.,98.,131.,82.,180.,16.,9698.,376. 9921015552781/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921015553559:sx2c1=21 9921015553613/pass/21,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921015554050:!210160419 9921016041901:tape 9921016041920/tape/off,07225,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016041920:st=for,135 9921016041942:!210160429 9921016042901:preob 9921016042902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016042902/onsource/TRACKING 9921016043157/tpical/32879,31480,41428,25262,18441,14295,44195,35078,25612 9921016043195/tpical/27064,28957,35899,20413,25698,15978,12819 9921016043199:!210160439 9921016043901:tape 9921016043920/tape/off,07434,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016043920:midob 9921016043921#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016043922/onsource/TRACKING 9921016044486/wx/14.1,799.8,35.1 9921016045046/wx/14.1,799.8,35.2 9921016045052/cable/0.0197573 9921016045063/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18516,9773 9921016045075/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22927 9921016045086/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10624 9921016045097/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26555 9921016045144/tpi/21586,22905,29299,18233,13254,10627,32795,26118,18510 9921016045181/tpi/20476,21662,26555,16290,18590,11385,9774 9921016045184/tsys1/27.1,38.6,35.0,35.4,34.7,39.3,40.6,41.6,36.1 9921016045185/tsys2/119.6,119.1,115.9,103.9,101.9,98.7,112.4 9921016045202:!210160549 9921016045213#setcl#time/13776749,4,1999,210,16,04,52.12,-22.020,24.480,8 9921016045213#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016054901:et 9921016054923:!+3s 9921016055225:tape 9921016055244/tape/off,08233,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016055244:postob 9921016055245:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9921016055245#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016055246:midtp 9921016055505/tpzero/803,365,380,1304,1003,807,1279,775,1060 9921016055544/tpzero/1374,600,290,5906,1040,392,1471 9921016055553:sx2c2=22 9921016055629/pass/22,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921016060065:fastf=0m33s 9921016063415:!+5s 9921016063917:!210160820 9921016082001:tape 9921016082020/tape/off,08976,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016082020:st=rev,135 9921016082042:!210160830 9921016083001:preob 9921016083002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016083002/onsource/TRACKING 9921016083257/tpical/33356,31947,42094,25512,18881,14205,41776,32259,25718 9921016083295/tpical/27052,28903,35504,20308,25465,15895,12782 9921016083299:!210160840 9921016084001:tape 9921016084020/tape/off,08767,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016084020:midob 9921016084021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016084022/onsource/TRACKING 9921016084586/wx/14.0,799.8,35.7 9921016085147/wx/14.0,799.8,35.8 9921016085153/cable/0.0195602 9921016085164/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18484,9717 9921016085176/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23147 9921016085187/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10479 9921016085198/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26076 9921016085245/tpi/21763,23194,29582,18323,13454,10493,30879,24079,18492 9921016085282/tpi/20428,21513,26076,16149,18311,11262,9719 9921016085285/tsys1/26.6,38.3,34.3,34.8,33.7,38.4,39.9,41.9,35.5 9921016085286/tsys2/118.6,116.7,112.8,101.6,99.6,96.8,111.1 9921016085300:!210161050 9921016085312#setcl#time/13800854,4,1999,210,16,08,53.11,-22.019,24.547,8 9921016085312#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016105001:et 9921016105023:!+3s 9921016105324:tape 9921016105343/tape/off,07293,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016105343:postob 9921016105344:source=0804+499,080458.4,495923.2,1950.0,cw 9921016105344#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016105345:check2c2 9921016114047?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921016114047?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 26. 9921016114047?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921016114048/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,49.,0.,65.,16.,$$$$$,82. 9921016114048/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,49,0 9921016114757:sx2c2=22 9921016114810/pass/22,,auto,220.0,,219.5,,-0.5, 9921016115246:!210161436 9921016143601:tape 9921016143621/tape/off,07304,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016143621:st=rev,135 9921016143644:!210161446 9921016144601:preob 9921016144602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016144602/onsource/TRACKING 9921016144859/tpical/44798,44563,57429,34416,24724,19110,58099,45318,35118 9921016144898/tpical/31610,33640,41801,22602,28961,18077,14545 9921016144903:!210161456 9921016145601:tape 9921016145621/tape/off,07095,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016145621:midob 9921016145622#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016145623/onsource/TRACKING 9921016150188/wx/13.8,799.8,36.2 9921016150748/wx/13.8,799.8,36.2 9921016150754/cable/0.0197417 9921016150766/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,29853,11635 9921016150778/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,38472 9921016150790/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16456 9921016150802/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33127 9921016150849/tpi/36001,38547,48632,29289,20660,16466,50509,39435,29855 9921016150886/tpi/25616,26914,33127,18744,22222,13750,11636 9921016150889/tsys1/58.8,93.3,80.6,80.2,71.1,87.1,95.3,96.6,80.4 9921016150890/tsys2/166.8,161.3,156.1,137.2,129.6,127.3,144.1 9921016150895:!210161849 9921016150911#setcl#time/13838463,6,1999,210,16,15,09.09,-22.032,24.651,7 9921016150911#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016184901:et 9921016184924:!+3s 9921016185226:tape 9921016185246/tape/off,04462,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016185246:postob 9921016185246:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9921016185247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016185248:sx2c2=22 9921016185307/pass/22,,auto,220.0,,220.3,,0.3, 9921016185744:!210161946 9921016194601:tape 9921016194621/tape/off,04462,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016194621:st=rev,135 9921016194644:!210161956 9921016195601:preob 9921016195602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016195602/onsource/TRACKING 9921016195860/tpical/34478,33333,43912,26730,19925,15642,47523,37128,27362 9921016195899/tpical/27906,29784,36924,20844,26396,16427,13101 9921016195901:!210162006 9921016200601:tape 9921016200619/tape/off,04254,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016200619:midob 9921016200620#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016200621/onsource/TRACKING 9921016201180/wx/13.7,799.8,35.2 9921016201740/wx/13.7,799.8,35.2 9921016201746/cable/0.0197687 9921016201757/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20177,10046 9921016201769/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24921 9921016201780/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11791 9921016201791/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27537 9921016201838/tpi/23390,24884,31686,19678,14517,11785,36053,28165,20175 9921016201875/tpi/21304,22450,27530,16718,19232,11807,10045 9921016201878/tsys1/29.9,42.7,37.6,38.3,36.7,41.8,44.6,44.9,39.1 9921016201879/tsys2/124.5,122.9,119.6,108.1,104.7,101.9,115.7 9921016201893:!210162421 9921016201904#setcl#time/13869465,4,1999,210,16,20,19.04,-22.024,24.737,8 9921016201904#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016242101:et 9921016242123:!+3s 9921016242425:tape 9921016242444/tape/off,01373,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016242444:postob 9921016242444:source=1622-253,162244.1,-252051.7,1950.0,neutral 9921016242445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016242446:check2c2 9921016251149?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921016251149?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921016251149/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,33.,0.,114.,0.,65.,16.,7110.,49. 9921016251149/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921016251858:sx2c2=22 9921016251912/pass/22,,auto,220.0,,219.5,,-0.5, 9921016252349:!210162730 9921016273001:tape 9921016273020/tape/off,01384,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016273020:st=rev,135 9921016273042:!210162740 9921016274001:preob 9921016274002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016274002/onsource/TRACKING 9921016274257/tpical/39788,39014,50499,30496,22075,17168,51713,40453,31002 9921016274296/tpical/29910,31765,39503,21738,27668,17166,13818 9921016274299:!210162750 9921016275000:tape 9921016275019/tape/off,01175,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016275019:midob 9921016275020#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016275020/onsource/TRACKING 9921016275581/wx/79.9,799.8,79.9 9921016280140/wx/13.6,799.8,34.6 9921016280146/cable/0.0190384 9921016280157/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,24175,10800 9921016280168/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31223 9921016280179/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13396 9921016280190/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30325 9921016280236/tpi/29140,31195,39257,23910,16977,13406,40275,31490,24170 9921016280273/tpi/23496,24580,30359,17669,20571,12597,10805 9921016280276/tsys1/39.1,58.0,50.8,50.5,46.1,49.2,50.1,50.4,49.7 9921016280277/tsys2/142.2,137.6,135.6,119.2,113.5,110.2,127.8 9921016280291:!210162900 9921016280302#setcl#time/13915875,4,1999,210,16,28,03.02,-22.025,24.866,8 9921016280302#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016290001:et 9921016290023:!+3s 9921016290325:tape 9921016290344/tape/off,00376,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016290344:postob 9921016290344:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9921016290345#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016290346:midtp 9921016290603/tpzero/802,367,382,1303,1005,808,1278,775,1066 9921016290641/tpzero/1376,601,293,5907,1038,395,1477 9921016290649:sx2c1=23 9921016290759/pass/23,,auto,275.0,,274.5,,-0.5, 9921016291195:fastr=0m10s 9921016292245:!+5s 9921016292747:!210163108 9921016310801:tape 9921016310820/tape/off,00151,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016310820:st=for,135 9921016310842:!210163118 9921016311801:preob 9921016311802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016311802/onsource/TRACKING 9921016312057/tpical/34349,32962,43266,26358,19348,15067,46479,36870,26840 9921016312095/tpical/27578,29436,36463,20642,25929,16117,12971 9921016312099:!210163128 9921016312801:tape 9921016312820/tape/off,00360,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016312820:midob 9921016312821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016312822/onsource/TRACKING 9921016313386/wx/13.6,799.8,35.2 9921016313946/wx/13.6,799.8,35.2 9921016313952/cable/0.0197405 9921016313963/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19726,9936 9921016313975/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24572 9921016313986/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11309 9921016313997/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27144 9921016314044/tpi/23075,24597,31261,19359,14101,11325,34975,27907,19732 9921016314081/tpi/21040,22152,27144,16536,18880,11544,9939 9921016314084/tsys1/29.0,42.6,37.8,37.9,36.7,41.3,43.1,44.5,38.6 9921016314085/tsys2/124.0,122.0,118.8,106.8,104.4,100.5,115.1 9921016314099:!210163238 9921016314110#setcl#time/13937688,4,1999,210,16,31,41.10,-22.020,24.927,8 9921016314110#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016323801:et 9921016323823:!+3s 9921016324125:tape 9921016324144/tape/off,01159,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016324144:postob 9921016324144:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9921016324145#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016324146:check2c1 9921016332782?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921016332782?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921016332783/parity/16.,65.,0.,33.,0.,0.,408.,163.,49.,33.,163.,16.,$$$$$,506. 9921016332783/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921016333554:sx2c1=23 9921016333608/pass/23,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921016334044:!210163506 9921016350601:tape 9921016350620/tape/off,01146,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016350620:st=for,135 9921016350642:!210163516 9921016351601:preob 9921016351602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016351602/onsource/TRACKING 9921016351857/tpical/34292,33268,43812,26763,20044,16023,50237,39950,27589 9921016351896/tpical/27638,29436,36609,20739,26307,16366,13024 9921016351900:!210163526 9921016352601:tape 9921016352620/tape/off,01355,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016352620:midob 9921016352621#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016352622/onsource/TRACKING 9921016353186/wx/13.5,799.8,34.8 9921016353747/wx/13.5,799.9,34.7 9921016353755/cable/0.0197410 9921016353768/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20336,9962 9921016353779/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24812 9921016353790/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12065 9921016353801/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27239 9921016353848/tpi/23253,24818,31604,19674,14603,12053,37949,30215,20326 9921016353885/tpi/21052,22155,27239,16585,19054,11695,9963 9921016353888/tsys1/29.9,42.5,37.6,38.1,36.7,41.6,43.9,44.5,39.0 9921016353889/tsys2/123.2,122.1,118.6,106.0,102.4,99.8,114.3 9921016353894:!210163636 9921016353909#setcl#time/13961494,4,1999,210,16,35,39.10,-22.019,24.993,9 9921016353909#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016363601:et 9921016363623:!+3s 9921016363925:tape 9921016363944/tape/off,02154,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016363944:postob 9921016363944:source=2128-123,212852.7,-122020.6,1950.0,neutral 9921016363945#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016363946:sx2c1=23 9921016364004/pass/23,,auto,275.0,,274.5,,-0.5, 9921016364442:!210163738 9921016373801:tape 9921016373820/tape/off,02154,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016373820:st=for,135 9921016373842:!210163748 9921016374801:preob 9921016374802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016374802/onsource/TRACKING 9921016375057/tpical/36515,35548,46455,28362,20958,16824,52977,42247,29197 9921016375095/tpical/28894,30757,38181,21272,27000,16845,13453 9921016375099:!210163758 9921016375801:tape 9921016375821/tape/off,02363,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016375821:midob 9921016375822#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016375823/onsource/TRACKING 9921016380388/wx/13.5,799.7,34.7 9921016380947/wx/13.5,799.8,34.6 9921016380953/cable/0.0199757 9921016380964/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,21951,10390 9921016380976/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27164 9921016380987/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12883 9921016380998/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28863 9921016381045/tpi/25457,27136,34433,21275,15559,12858,40753,32266,21939 9921016381082/tpi/22342,23380,28863,17119,19823,12179,10391 9921016381085/tsys1/32.8,46.8,41.6,41.4,39.6,44.7,47.5,46.4,42.3 9921016381087/tsys2/132.0,127.3,126.4,111.3,107.9,104.2,120.1 9921016381102:!210163939 9921016381113#setcl#time/13976700,4,1999,210,16,38,11.12,-22.020,25.035,8 9921016381113#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016393901:et 9921016393923:!+3s 9921016394225:tape 9921016394244/tape/off,03511,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016394244:postob 9921016394244:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9921016394245#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016394246:check2c1 9921016402950?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921016402950?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 25. 9921016402950?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921016402951/parity/0.,147.,16.,0.,0.,16.,98.,114.,65.,114.,147.,16.,$$$$$,424. 9921016402951/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,65,0 9921016403658:sx2c1=23 9921016403710/pass/23,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921016404146:!210164221 9921016422101:tape 9921016422120/tape/off,03500,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016422120:st=for,135 9921016422142:!210164231 9921016423101:preob 9921016423102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016423102/onsource/TRACKING 9921016423357/tpical/32813,31309,41287,25269,18632,14358,44121,35078,25629 9921016423396/tpical/27058,28859,35715,20398,25641,15946,12794 9921016423399:!210164241 9921016424101:tape 9921016424120/tape/off,03709,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016424120:midob 9921016424121#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016424122/onsource/TRACKING 9921016424684/wx/13.5,799.7,32.3 9921016425244/wx/13.5,799.7,32.2 9921016425250/cable/0.0176460 9921016425261/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18576,9761 9921016425272/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22872 9921016425283/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10694 9921016425294/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26313 9921016425340/tpi/21501,22879,29288,18292,13399,10705,32903,26124,18585 9921016425377/tpi/20494,21500,26321,16263,18572,11379,9760 9921016425380/tsys1/26.9,39.3,35.4,35.8,34.8,39.8,41.4,41.6,36.6 9921016425381/tsys2/120.1,117.1,114.3,103.3,102.3,99.2,112.6 9921016425395:!210164351 9921016425407#setcl#time/14005002,4,1999,210,16,42,54.06,-22.028,25.114,8 9921016425407#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016435101:et 9921016435123:!+3s 9921016435425:tape 9921016435444/tape/off,04508,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016435444:postob 9921016435444:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9921016435445#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016435446:check2c1 9921016444084?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921016444084?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921016444085/parity/16.,49.,16.,0.,16.,16.,343.,147.,49.,147.,180.,33.,$$$$$,473. 9921016444085/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33,0 9921016444854:sx2c1=23 9921016444907/pass/23,,auto,275.0,,274.5,,-0.5, 9921016445344:!210164549 9921016454901:tape 9921016454920/tape/off,04496,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016454920:st=for,135 9921016454942:!210164559 9921016455901:preob 9921016455902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016455902/onsource/TRACKING 9921016460157/tpical/33116,31645,41615,25369,18818,14232,42224,32777,25594 9921016460195/tpical/26852,28588,35291,20256,25353,15833,12721 9921016460199:!210164609 9921016460901:tape 9921016460920/tape/off,04706,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016460920:midob 9921016460921#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016460922/onsource/TRACKING 9921016461483/wx/13.6,799.7,33.3 9921016462043/wx/13.6,799.8,33.3 9921016462049/cable/0.0177211 9921016462060/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18325,9664 9921016462071/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22822 9921016462082/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10477 9921016462093/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25839 9921016462139/tpi/21468,22812,29156,18116,13383,10442,31016,24077,18306 9921016462176/tpi/20286,21225,25794,16071,18244,11235,9661 9921016462179/tsys1/26.1,37.4,33.9,34.1,33.5,37.4,39.0,39.4,34.8 9921016462180/tsys2/118.8,115.5,110.7,100.2,99.8,97.2,110.3 9921016462194:!210164914 9921016462205#setcl#time/14025806,4,1999,210,16,46,22.05,-22.025,25.171,8 9921016462205#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016491401:et 9921016491423:!+3s 9921016491725:tape 9921016491744/tape/off,06798,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016491744:postob 9921016491744:source=1357+769,135742.2,765753.8,1950.0,cw 9921016491745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016491746:midtp 9921016492004/tpzero/802,366,381,1303,1005,808,1278,775,1058 9921016492042/tpzero/1372,600,289,5906,1037,388,1470 9921016492051:check2c1 9921016500748?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921016500749/parity/0.,82.,16.,0.,0.,0.,392.,196.,49.,65.,114.,49.,8955.,473. 9921016500749/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921016501461:sx2c2=24 9921016501535/pass/24,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921016501971:fastf=1m36s 9921016515620:!+5s 9921016520122:!210165505 9921016550501:tape 9921016550520/tape/off,08948,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016550520:st=rev,135 9921016550542:!210165515 9921016551501:preob 9921016551502#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016551502/onsource/TRACKING 9921016551757/tpical/34021,32635,42971,26173,19340,14842,44418,34825,26467 9921016551795/tpical/27174,28938,35797,20499,25827,16003,12833 9921016551799:!210165525 9921016552502:tape 9921016552521/tape/off,08739,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921016552521:midob 9921016552522#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921016552523/onsource/TRACKING 9921016553084/wx/13.6,799.7,34.8 9921016553644/wx/13.6,799.7,34.9 9921016553650/cable/0.0179136 9921016553661/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19189,9800 9921016553673/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23855 9921016553685/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11068 9921016553697/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26491 9921016553742/tpi/22480,23972,30560,19011,13952,11064,33172,25860,19250 9921016553779/tpi/20642,21639,26491,16407,18692,11431,9800 9921016553782/tsys1/27.6,40.1,35.7,36.3,35.3,39.9,41.7,41.1,37.1 9921016553783/tsys2/121.7,118.9,116.1,105.8,102.0,99.6,113.3 9921016553800:!210165927 9921016553812#setcl#time/14081426,4,1999,210,16,55,38.11,-22.023,25.326,8 9921016553812#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921016592701:et 9921016592723:!+3s 9921016593025:tape 9921016593044/tape/off,06005,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921016593044:postob 9921016593044:source=0059+581,005943.5,580804.5,1950.0,cw 9921016593045#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921016593046:check2c2 9921017001751?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921017001751/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,65.,0.,33.,0.,1249.,33. 9921017001751/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8,0 9921017002456:sx2c2=24 9921017002508/pass/24,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921017002944:!210170754 9921017075401:tape 9921017075421/tape/off,06017,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017075421:st=rev,135 9921017075444:!210170804 9921017080401:preob 9921017080402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017080402/onsource/TRACKING 9921017080660/tpical/34273,33204,43827,26559,19868,15576,47699,37389,27225 9921017080698/tpical/27518,29286,36281,20661,26061,16212,12942 9921017080703:!210170814 9921017081400:tape 9921017081417/tape/off,05808,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017081417:midob 9921017081418#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017081419/onsource/TRACKING 9921017081979/wx/13.4,799.7,35.4 9921017082539/wx/13.4,799.7,35.5 9921017082545/cable/0.0190359 9921017082556/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19943,9899 9921017082568/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24647 9921017082579/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11658 9921017082590/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26885 9921017082636/tpi/23055,24604,31480,19488,14400,11652,35855,28172,19954 9921017082673/tpi/20958,21944,26936,16523,18931,11600,9900 9921017082676/tsys1/29.2,41.4,37.0,37.8,36.0,40.6,42.9,43.7,38.2 9921017082677/tsys2/123.1,119.9,117.6,105.8,103.5,100.3,114.3 9921017082691:!210171229 9921017082702#setcl#time/14158337,4,1999,210,17,08,27.02,-22.027,25.540,8 9921017082702#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921017122901:et 9921017122924:!+3s 9921017123226:tape 9921017123246/tape/off,02927,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017123246:postob 9921017123246:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9921017123247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921017123248:check2c2 9921017131962?ERROR qg -303 Track 26 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921017131962?ERROR qg -304 Track 26 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921017131962/parity/0.,0.,16.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,65.,0.,180.,0.,694.,82. 9921017131962/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9921017132662:sx2c2=24 9921017132714/pass/24,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921017133154:!210171854 9921017185401:tape 9921017185420/tape/off,02939,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017185420:st=rev,135 9921017185442:!210171904 9921017190401:preob 9921017190402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017190402/onsource/TRACKING 9921017190657/tpical/34967,33735,44257,26852,19578,15137,46689,37132,27248 9921017190695/tpical/27644,29392,36478,20673,25942,16021,12979 9921017190699:!210171914 9921017191401:tape 9921017191420/tape/off,02730,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017191420:midob 9921017191421#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017191422/onsource/TRACKING 9921017191985/wx/13.4,799.8,35.4 9921017192546/wx/13.4,799.8,35.4 9921017192554/cable/0.0185101 9921017192567/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20039,9967 9921017192579/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25124 9921017192590/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11398 9921017192602/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27185 9921017192648/tpi/23538,25115,31936,19725,14248,11388,35149,27911,20040 9921017192685/tpi/21144,22133,27185,16601,18952,11541,9967 9921017192688/tsys1/29.2,42.2,37.6,38.0,36.5,41.5,43.1,43.3,38.7 9921017192689/tsys2/125.4,122.3,119.4,108.3,105.7,102.7,116.3 9921017192694:!210172024 9921017192708#setcl#time/14224359,4,1999,210,17,19,27.08,-22.019,25.723,9 9921017192708#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921017202401:et 9921017202424:!+3s 9921017202726:tape 9921017202746/tape/off,01930,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017202746:postob 9921017202746:source=1622-253,162244.1,-252051.7,1950.0,neutral 9921017202747#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921017202748:sx2c2=24 9921017202804/pass/24,,auto,275.0,,275.4,,0.4, 9921017203241:!210172123 9921017212301:tape 9921017212321/tape/off,01930,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017212321:st=rev,135 9921017212344:!210172133 9921017213301:preob 9921017213302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017213302/onsource/TRACKING 9921017213560/tpical/50847,50951,65427,38697,27152,21208,$$$$$,53512,39780 9921017213599/tpical/33562,35572,44269,23455,30418,19055,15803 9921017213604:!210172143 9921017214302:tape 9921017214320/tape/off,01722,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017214320:midob 9921017214321#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017214322/onsource/TRACKING 9921017214881/wx/13.4,799.7,34.8 9921017215440/wx/13.4,799.7,34.7 9921017215446/cable/0.0188075 9921017215457/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,41508,15033 9921017215468/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,53165 9921017215479/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22554 9921017215490/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,44309 9921017215536/tpi/50103,53591,$$$$$,39918,28018,22735,$$$$$,57606,41841 9921017215573/tpi/33870,36202,44418,23064,29188,18350,15078 9921017215575?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v2 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215575?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v3 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215575?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v4 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215575?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v5 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215575?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v6 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215576?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215576?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v8 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215576?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i1 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215580/tsys1/974.1,-296.4,$$$$$$$$,-464.9,-458.5,-211.1,$$$$$$$$,-204.1,-290.9 9921017215580?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v9 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215580?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device va overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215580?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device vb overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017215582/tsys2/-4351.4,-2330.5,-12214.0,1809.7,943.9,1050.7,774.1 9921017215598:!210172253 9921017215609#setcl#time/14239264,4,1999,210,17,21,56.09,-22.021,25.764,9 9921017215609#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921017221956;ifd=27,29 9921017225301:et 9921017225324:!+3s 9921017225626:tape 9921017225646/tape/off,00923,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017225646:postob 9921017225646:source=1308+326,130807.6,323640.6,1950.0,cw 9921017225647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921017225648:fastr=0m36s 9921017233300:unlod 9921017234476/ !!!! wake up !!!! 9921017234476:sx2c1=1 9921017235039/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-330.7,,-0.7, 9921017235476:ready 9921017235526/tpi/18009,19121,29099,17956,12673,9913,29609,23051,17953 9921017235565/tpi/23010,23955,29592,17421,20212,12337,10600 9921017235823/tpzero/805,369,381,1299,1005,809,1282,778,1054 9921017235862/tpzero/1374,600,289,5903,1029,390,1469 9921017240121/tpical/38844,38023,49363,29760,21297,16194,48393,37891,29936 9921017240158/tpical/29510,31175,38890,21487,27286,16858,13602 9921017240163/tsys1/12.1,14.6,20.8,20.7,19.9,21.3,22.2,22.1,20.7 9921017240164/tsys2/137.3,133.4,130.0,116.8,111.8,109.0,125.4 9921017240165/newtape/"to continue, use label command" 9921017280207;lable=iaa00158,ec9a 9921017280207?ERROR sp -4 Unrecognized name (not a function or procedure). 9921017283146;label=iaa00158,ec9a 9921017284594/label/IAA00158,EC9A 9921017284595:!+5s 9921017285097:!210173123 9921017312301:tape 9921017312321/tape/off,00124,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017312321:st=for,135 9921017312344:!210173133 9921017313301:preob 9921017313302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017313302/onsource/TRACKING 9921017313560/tpical/39254,38475,49851,30101,21788,16764,50192,39174,30508 9921017313599/tpical/29530,31246,38943,21505,27338,16910,13637 9921017313601:!210173143 9921017314301:tape 9921017314321/tape/off,00333,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017314321:midob 9921017314322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017314323/onsource/TRACKING 9921017314885/wx/13.3,799.7,36.8 9921017315445/wx/13.3,799.6,36.7 9921017315451/cable/0.0184881 9921017315462/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,23554,10623 9921017315473/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30206 9921017315484/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13123 9921017315496/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29669 9921017315543/tpi/28258,30215,38129,23274,16564,13139,39532,30721,23545 9921017315580/tpi/23056,23976,29669,17421,20245,12351,10624 9921017315583/tsys1/36.7,53.1,47.3,47.3,43.8,50.0,52.7,52.1,47.5 9921017315584/tsys2/138.1,132.6,130.6,116.3,111.7,108.2,125.3 9921017315589:!210173253 9921017315605#setcl#time/14299276,6,1999,210,17,31,56.04,-22.037,25.931,7 9921017315605#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921017325301:et 9921017325324:!+3s 9921017325626:tape 9921017325646/tape/off,01132,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017325646:postob 9921017325646:source=0106+013,010604.5,011901.0,1950.0,neutral 9921017325647#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921017325648:check2c1 9921017334280?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921017334280?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921017334281/parity/0.,131.,16.,0.,0.,0.,278.,343.,49.,114.,82.,82.,$$$$$,278. 9921017334281/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,41,0 9921017335059:sx2c1=1 9921017335113/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-330.7,,-0.7, 9921017335550:!210173619 9921017361901:tape 9921017361921/tape/off,01121,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017361921:st=for,135 9921017361944:!210173629 9921017362901:preob 9921017362902#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017362902/onsource/TRACKING 9921017363160/tpical/43222,42741,55165,33361,24236,19671,62806,50189,34566 9921017363199/tpical/30988,32855,40920,22284,28613,17810,14252 9921017363204:!210173639 9921017363901:tape 9921017363919/tape/off,01329,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017363919:midob 9921017363920#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017363921/onsource/TRACKING 9921017364480/wx/13.3,799.6,37.6 9921017365040/wx/13.3,799.6,37.7 9921017365046/cable/0.0184580 9921017365057/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,27482,11236 9921017365068/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34587 9921017365079/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15883 9921017365090/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31671 9921017365136/tpi/32291,34577,43632,26588,19047,15893,51154,40715,27491 9921017365173/tpi/24566,25641,31629,18226,21521,13242,11237 9921017365175/tsys1/42.3,61.6,55.1,54.9,51.1,58.7,62.9,62.0,54.9 9921017365175/tsys2/148.9,143.2,139.1,125.2,119.2,116.0,133.6 9921017365190:!210173749 9921017365201#setcl#time/14328880,4,1999,210,17,36,52.02,-22.023,26.013,9 9921017365201#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921017374901:et 9921017374924:!+3s 9921017375226:tape 9921017375246/tape/off,02128,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017375246:postob 9921017375246:source=0119+115,011903.1,113409.2,1950.0,neutral 9921017375247#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921017375248:sx2c1=1 9921017375304/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-330.7,,-0.7, 9921017375741:!210173822 9921017382201:tape 9921017382221/tape/off,02128,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017382221:st=for,135 9921017382244:!210173832 9921017383201:preob 9921017383202#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017383203/onsource/TRACKING 9921017383457/tpical/39848,39097,50792,30899,22663,18412,58567,46848,31957 9921017383495/tpical/29952,31728,39513,21742,27817,17335,13843 9921017383499:!210173842 9921017384201:tape 9921017384220/tape/off,02337,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017384220:midob 9921017384221#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017384222/onsource/TRACKING 9921017384781/wx/13.3,799.6,37.7 9921017385340/wx/13.3,799.6,37.6 9921017385346/cable/0.0190837 9921017385357/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,24727,10799 9921017385369/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30772 9921017385380/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14489 9921017385391/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30190 9921017385438/tpi/28818,30802,38864,23918,17288,14482,46307,36867,24724 9921017385475/tpi/23456,24411,30176,17637,20651,12708,10797 9921017385478/tsys1/37.3,53.9,47.4,47.6,44.5,51.1,54.0,53.2,48.1 9921017385479/tsys2/140.2,134.2,132.0,117.9,112.9,109.8,126.3 9921017385493:!210174150 9921017385504#setcl#time/14341186,4,1999,210,17,38,55.05,-22.021,26.048,9 9921017385504#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921017415001:et 9921017415024:!+3s 9921017415326:tape 9921017415346/tape/off,04464,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017415346:postob 9921017415346:source=2128-123,212852.7,-122020.6,1950.0,neutral 9921017415347#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921017415348:check2c1 9921017424053?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921017424053?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921017424053/parity/0.,33.,0.,0.,0.,16.,229.,180.,16.,33.,82.,49.,$$$$$,196. 9921017424053/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16,0 9921017424762:sx2c1=1 9921017424817/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921017425255:!210174458 9921017445801:tape 9921017445821/tape/off,04453,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017445821:st=for,135 9921017445844:!210174508 9921017450801:preob 9921017450802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017450802/onsource/TRACKING 9921017451060/tpical/35269,34232,44849,27333,19996,16036,50614,40458,27972 9921017451100/tpical/27934,29603,36849,20741,26133,16181,13045 9921017451104:!210174518 9921017451801:tape 9921017451819/tape/off,04661,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017451819:midob 9921017451820#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017451821/onsource/TRACKING 9921017452379/wx/13.3,799.5,37.2 9921017452939/wx/13.3,799.5,37.5 9921017452945/cable/0.0193860 9921017452956/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20781,10026 9921017452967/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25752 9921017452978/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,12153 9921017452989/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27410 9921017453035/tpi/24163,25756,32676,20262,14666,12174,38516,30723,20769 9921017453072/tpi/21416,22310,27419,16662,19051,11643,10024 9921017453075/tsys1/30.9,44.0,39.0,39.4,37.7,43.3,45.2,45.2,40.2 9921017453076/tsys2/126.8,122.8,118.6,108.8,104.9,102.3,116.8 9921017453090:!210174628 9921017453101#setcl#time/14380793,4,1999,210,17,45,31.01,-22.030,26.158,8 9921017453102#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921017462801:et 9921017462824:!+3s 9921017463126:tape 9921017463146/tape/off,05461,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017463146:postob 9921017463146:source=2121+053,212114.8,052227.4,1950.0,neutral 9921017463147#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921017463148:sx2c1=1 9921017463204/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921017463641:!210174724 9921017472401:tape 9921017472421/tape/off,05461,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017472421:st=for,135 9921017472444:!210174734 9921017473401:preob 9921017473402#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017473402/onsource/TRACKING 9921017473659/tpical/33394,32091,42387,25802,19171,15334,47874,38146,26515 9921017473698/tpical/27008,28674,35615,20387,25635,15872,12763 9921017473703:!210174744 9921017474401:tape 9921017474419/tape/off,05669,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017474419:midob 9921017474420#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017474421/onsource/TRACKING 9921017474980/wx/13.3,799.5,37.1 9921017475539/wx/13.4,799.5,37.1 9921017475545/cable/0.0194512 9921017475556/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19250,9742 9921017475567/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23526 9921017475578/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11390 9921017475589/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26243 9921017475634/tpi/22115,23530,30109,18730,13776,11392,35891,28681,19268 9921017475671/tpi/20472,21403,26241,16255,18572,11357,9742 9921017475674/tsys1/27.8,39.8,35.6,36.2,34.8,39.5,42.5,43.3,36.9 9921017475675/tsys2/120.5,118.0,114.2,103.3,102.4,100.2,112.9 9921017475690:!210174854 9921017475702#setcl#time/14395397,4,1999,210,17,47,57.02,-22.023,26.198,9 9921017475702#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921017485401:et 9921017485423:!+3s 9921017485725:tape 9921017485744/tape/off,06468,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017485744:postob 9921017485744:source=2255-282,225522.5,-281425.6,1950.0,neutral 9921017485745#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921017485746:check2c1 9921017494376?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold. 9921017494376?ERROR qg -304 Track 25 sync errors exceed threshold. 9921017494377/parity/0.,65.,0.,0.,0.,33.,49.,131.,0.,0.,65.,33.,6482.,196. 9921017494377/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24,0 9921017495155:sx2c1=1 9921017495229/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921017495665:!210175048 9921017504801:tape 9921017504820/tape/off,06455,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017504820:st=for,135 9921017504842:!210175058 9921017505801:preob 9921017505802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017505802/onsource/TRACKING 9921017510057/tpical/46425,46456,59726,35881,25502,20729,$$$$$,53511,37054 9921017510095/tpical/31640,33548,41674,22523,28976,17978,14466 9921017510099:!210175108 9921017510801:tape 9921017510820/tape/off,06664,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017510820:midob 9921017510821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017510822/onsource/TRACKING 9921017511383/wx/13.4,799.5,37.0 9921017511942/wx/13.4,799.5,37.1 9921017511948/cable/0.0194980 9921017511959/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,29817,11452 9921017511970/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,37975 9921017511981/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16866 9921017511992/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32403 9921017512038/tpi/35496,37997,47853,28954,20245,16871,54634,43790,29817 9921017512075/tpi/25182,26297,32416,18456,21904,13431,11454 9921017512077?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017512078/tsys1/46.7,65.4,58.8,58.7,53.8,61.2,$$$$$$$$,65.0,58.4 9921017512079/tsys2/152.0,146.2,143.1,127.3,121.7,118.3,136.7 9921017512096:!210175255 9921017512107#setcl#time/14415808,4,1999,210,17,51,21.08,-22.021,26.255,9 9921017512107#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921017525501:et 9921017525523:!+3s 9921017525825:tape 9921017525844/tape/off,07879,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017525844:postob 9921017525844:source=1954-388,195439.1,-385313.5,1950.0,neutral 9921017525845#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921017525846:midtp 9921017530105/tpzero/806,367,384,1303,1004,807,1282,776,1058 9921017530143/tpzero/1376,601,290,5905,1028,392,1468 9921017530152:sx2c2=2 9921017530225/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.1,,0.9, 9921017530662:fastf=0m47s 9921017530741?ERROR ch -336 Enabled tracks do not check with requested tracks 9921017535412:!+5s 9921017535914:!210175508 9921017550800:tape 9921017550819/tape/off,08938,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017550819:st=rev,135 9921017550841:!210175518 9921017551801:preob 9921017551802#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017551802/onsource/TRACKING 9921017552057/tpical/49215,49213,63196,37592,26352,21067,$$$$$,54278,38720 9921017552095/tpical/32884,34840,43309,23059,29840,18563,14947 9921017552099:!210175528 9921017552801:tape 9921017552820/tape/off,08729,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017552821:midob 9921017552821#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017552822/onsource/TRACKING 9921017553386/wx/13.5,799.6,35.3 9921017553946/wx/13.5,799.5,35.3 9921017553952/cable/0.0195075 9921017553963/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,32043,11966 9921017553975/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,41473 9921017553987/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17656 9921017553999/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34174 9921017554046/tpi/38724,41418,52198,31206,21521,17651,56530,45574,32028 9921017554083/tpi/26494,27668,34174,19080,22820,14051,11966 9921017554086?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device v7 overflowed or were less than zero. 9921017554087/tsys1/53.1,77.4,69.3,68.8,62.4,72.5,$$$$$$$$,75.7,68.0 9921017554088/tsys2/162.1,155.6,153.0,136.6,128.0,124.8,145.2 9921017554103:!210175638 9921017554114#setcl#time/14441821,4,1999,210,17,55,41.14,-22.024,26.327,8 9921017554114#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921017563801:et 9921017563823:!+3s 9921017564125:tape 9921017564144/tape/off,07930,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017564144:postob 9921017564144:source=1749+096,174910.4,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 9921017564145#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921017564146:check2c2 9921017572776/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,33.,0.,0.,0.,180.,16. 9921017572776/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921017573556:sx2c2=2 9921017573609/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921017574046:!210175853 9921017585301:tape 9921017585320/tape/off,07941,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921017585320:st=rev,135 9921017585342:!210175903 9921017590301:preob 9921017590302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017590302/onsource/TRACKING 9921017590557/tpical/34531,33257,43656,26474,19052,14315,43508,34571,26526 9921017590595/tpical/27094,28857,35758,20398,25577,15792,12775 9921017590599:!210175913 9921017591301:tape 9921017591320/tape/off,07732,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921017591320:midob 9921017591321#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921017591322/onsource/TRACKING 9921017591884/wx/13.5,799.5,35.1 9921017592444/wx/13.5,799.5,35.1 9921017592450/cable/0.0193675 9921017592461/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,19377,9776 9921017592473/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,24553 9921017592484/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10717 9921017592495/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26468 9921017592542/tpi/23009,24525,31225,19265,13757,10708,32563,25868,19365 9921017592579/tpi/20608,21608,26468,16328,18599,11308,9775 9921017592582/tsys1/28.3,40.7,36.5,36.6,35.4,40.4,42.0,42.4,37.6 9921017592583/tsys2/122.3,119.5,116.2,105.6,103.8,100.4,114.2 9921017592600:!210180023 9921017592612#setcl#time/14464324,4,1999,210,17,59,26.12,-22.018,26.390,9 9921017592612#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921018002301:et 9921018002323:!+3s 9921018002625:tape 9921018002644/tape/off,06933,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018002644:postob 9921018002644:source=1741-038,174120.6,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 9921018002645#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921018002646:sx2c2=2 9921018002700/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.1,,0.9, 9921018003137:!210180056 9921018005601:tape 9921018005620/tape/off,06933,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018005620:st=rev,135 9921018005642:!210180106 9921018010601:preob 9921018010602#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921018010603/onsource/TRACKING 9921018010860/tpical/36442,35353,46211,27915,19920,15064,46368,36867,28038 9921018010899/tpical/27894,29701,36806,20728,26006,16050,13033 9921018010904:!210180116 9921018011601:tape 9921018011621/tape/off,06724,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921018011622:midob 9921018011622#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921018011623/onsource/TRACKING 9921018012183/wx/13.6,799.5,34.8 9921018012743/wx/13.6,799.5,34.9 9921018012749/cable/0.0194661 9921018012760/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,21030,10041 9921018012771/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26817 9921018012782/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11584 9921018012793/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27567 9921018012839/tpi/25123,26830,34048,20877,14800,11563,35578,28421,21026 9921018012876/tpi/21422,22441,27565,16666,19052,11544,10039 9921018012879/tsys1/31.6,45.6,40.7,40.9,39.6,45.2,46.7,48.1,41.9 9921018012880/tsys2/127.7,124.1,121.7,109.3,106.9,102.1,118.1 9921018012894:!210180226 9921018012905#setcl#time/14476621,5,1999,210,18,01,29.05,-22.026,26.424,8 9921018012905#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921018022601:et 9921018022624:!+3s 9921018022926:tape 9921018022946/tape/off,05925,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018022946:postob 9921018022946:source=1921-293,192142.3,-292026.3,1950.0,neutral 9921018022947#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921018022948:sx2c2=2 9921018023004/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921018023441:!210180340 9921018034001:tape 9921018034021/tape/off,05925,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018034021:st=rev,135 9921018034044:!210180350 9921018035001:preob 9921018035001#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921018035002/onsource/TRACKING 9921018035254/tpical/41250,40656,52420,31429,21888,17147,54304,43529,31780 9921018035293/tpical/30062,31870,39581,21701,27481,16975,13840 9921018035298:!210180400 9921018040001:tape 9921018040021/tape/off,05716,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921018040021:midob 9921018040022#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921018040023/onsource/TRACKING 9921018040582/wx/13.6,799.5,35.3 9921018041142/wx/13.6,799.5,35.4 9921018041148/cable/0.0192581 9921018041159/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,24942,10855 9921018041170/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32443 9921018041181/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,13672 9921018041192/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30388 9921018041238/tpi/30357,32492,40871,24712,16943,13694,43513,34823,24963 9921018041275/tpi/23622,24708,30412,17690,20532,12519,10856 9921018041278/tsys1/39.9,57.8,51.5,51.2,47.4,54.9,57.5,57.5,51.5 9921018041279/tsys2/142.5,138.8,135.5,121.2,115.7,112.2,129.7 9921018041294:!210180510 9921018041305#setcl#time/14493025,4,1999,210,18,04,13.05,-22.024,26.469,8 9921018041305#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921018051001:et 9921018051024:!+3s 9921018051326:tape 9921018051346/tape/off,04917,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018051346:postob 9921018051346:source=0048-097,004810.0,-094524.2,1950.0,neutral 9921018051347#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921018051348:check2c2 9921018055984/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,0.,16.,16. 9921018055984/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921018060759:sx2c2=2 9921018060813/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921018061249:!210180803 9921018080301:tape 9921018080321/tape/off,04928,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018080321:st=rev,135 9921018080344:!210180813 9921018081301:preob 9921018081302#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921018081302/onsource/TRACKING 9921018081560/tpical/43402,42938,55286,33285,23773,19346,62058,49672,34327 9921018081599/tpical/30736,32550,40474,22056,28295,17524,14115 9921018081602:!210180823 9921018082301:tape 9921018082321/tape/off,04719,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921018082321:midob 9921018082322#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921018082323/onsource/TRACKING 9921018082885/wx/13.6,799.5,35.7 9921018083445/wx/13.6,799.6,35.5 9921018083451/cable/0.0193472 9921018083462/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,27151,11109 9921018083474/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34594 9921018083485/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15528 9921018083496/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31229 9921018083542/tpi/32322,34562,43518,26346,18516,15526,50015,39947,27138 9921018083579/tpi/24278,25347,31229,18013,21198,12993,11109 9921018083582/tsys1/41.8,60.0,53.9,53.1,49.0,56.6,59.5,59.2,53.3 9921018083583/tsys2/146.2,141.7,138.0,123.5,117.2,114.7,132.3 9921018083587:!210181021 9921018083605#setcl#time/14519331,5,1999,210,18,08,36.05,-22.018,26.542,9 9921018083605#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921018102101:et 9921018102124:!+3s 9921018102426:tape 9921018102446/tape/off,03380,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018102446:postob 9921018102446:source=1606+106,160623.4,103700.0,1950.0,neutral 9921018102447#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921018102448:check2c2 9921018111153/parity/0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,0.,16.,16. 9921018111153/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 9921018111863:sx2c2=2 9921018111919/pass/2,,auto,-330.0,,-329.9,,0.1, 9921018112355:!210181250 9921018125001:tape 9921018125020/tape/off,03392,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018125020:st=rev,135 9921018125042:!210181300 9921018130001:preob 9921018130002#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921018130002/onsource/TRACKING 9921018130257/tpical/36077,35015,45729,27627,19682,14592,42773,33544,27488 9921018130295/tpical/28252,29991,37219,20887,26283,16216,13141 9921018130299:!210181310 9921018131001:tape 9921018131020/tape/off,03183,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921018131020:midob 9921018131021#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921018131022/onsource/TRACKING 9921018131586/wx/13.7,799.5,34.4 9921018132146/wx/13.7,799.5,34.4 9921018132154/cable/0.0193000 9921018132167/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,20643,10158 9921018132180/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26635 9921018132193/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,11198 9921018132204/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27975 9921018132251/tpi/24982,26652,33749,20734,14580,11189,33046,25863,20638 9921018132288/tpi/21792,22784,27975,16839,19304,11715,10158 9921018132291/tsys1/32.0,46.2,40.9,41.4,39.1,44.8,48.0,48.0,42.0 9921018132293/tsys2/130.3,126.9,123.5,111.4,108.0,103.7,120.1 9921018132297:!210181510 9921018132314#setcl#time/14548049,4,1999,210,18,13,23.15,-22.024,26.622,9 9921018132314#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921018151001:et 9921018151024:!+3s 9921018151326:tape 9921018151346/tape/off,01821,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018151346:postob 9921018151347:source=1739+522,173929.1,521310.5,1950.0,cw 9921018151347#antcn#Commanding to a new source 9921018151348:midtp 9921018151610/tpzero/806,363,382,1301,1001,807,1280,772,1056 9921018151647/tpzero/1372,600,289,5904,1019,390,1471 9921018151655:sx2c1=3 9921018151798/pass/3,,auto,-275.0,,-274.1,,0.9, 9921018152235:fastr=1m16s 9921018160485;"H-maser to GPS 1.58us, formatter to GPS 1.37us. 9921018163885:!+5s 9921018164387:!210181831 9921018183101:tape 9921018183121/tape/off,00110,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018183121:st=for,135 9921018183144:!210181841 9921018184101:preob 9921018184102#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921018184102/onsource/TRACKING 9921018184360/tpical/32722,31272,41309,25228,18441,13899,40652,31495,25195 9921018184397/tpical/26614,28333,35016,20202,25545,15848,12660 9921018184399:!210181851 9921018185101:tape 9921018185121/tape/off,00319,norm,moving,nostop,locked,ready,rem 9921018185121:midob 9921018185122#antcn#Checking onsource status, extended error logging 9921018185123/onsource/TRACKING 9921018185685/wx/13.7,799.5,34.9 9921018190245/wx/13.7,799.5,34.8 9921018190251/cable/0.0192433 9921018190262/ifd/25,29,nor,nor,rem,18098,9630 9921018190273/vc02/140.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22617 9921018190284/vc06/420.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,10288 9921018190295/vc11/217.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,25638 9921018190341/tpi/21242,22623,28942,18039,13146,10258,30022,23309,18080 9921018190378/tpi/20024,21037,25638,16094,18404,11261,9629 9921018190381/tsys1/26.2,37.8,33.9,34.2,33.7,38.2,39.7,40.5,35.2 9921018190382/tsys2/116.7,115.5,111.5,102.3,100.4,97.7,111.0 9921018190387:!210182148 9921018190403#setcl#time/14582143,6,1999,210,18,19,03.99,-22.036,26.717,7 9921018190403#setcl#model/old,933126334,21309,4964071,-22.101,50.060,rate 9921018214801:et 9921018214824:!+3s 9921018215126:tape 9921018215146/tape/off,02321,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem 9921018215146:postob 9921018215147:fastr=1m41s 9921018233297:unlod 9921018234474/ !!!! wake up !!!! 9921018234474:end of schedule 9921018244605;terminate 9921018244605:*boss terminated	en
markdown	269686	# Presentation: 269686 ## Online Integration1-Nov-99 Milestone *Checklist* *Last revision:* *29-Oct-99 9 AM* *Send updates to* *[email protected]* ## Sections *Documentation* Create expert guides *Startup* Applications proceed to initialized state *User interface* TAKER EXAMINE *Configuration* Sample configuration selected *Begin Run* Data taking initiated *Event data flow* Complete event path *End Run* Data taking halted *SDAQ* Repeat process for SDAQ ## Startup *Checklist:* L3 COOR *COOR connects to L3* COMICS *COMICS connects to COOR* DSM *DSM connects to COOR* C/R *C/R connects to DSM* DL *DL connects to DSM, C/R* DD *DD connects to DSM, C/R* ## User Interface *Checklist:* TAKER connects to COOR COOR assigns Client ID to this connection EXAMINE connects to DD ## Configuration *Checklist:* Define test configuration: *Single Calorimeter crate* *Free-run trigger* *Single mark and pass trigger* *Single stream* *Single instances of C/R, DL, DD* TAKER requests, views, and selects a specific configuration from COOR COOR relays configuration request to COMICS ## Configuration (cont’d) COOR relays configuration request to L3 COOR relays configuration request to DSM DSM relays configuration request to C/R DSM relays configuration request to DL DSM relays configuration request to DD DD reports configuration status to DSM DL reports configuration status to DSM C/R reports configuration status to DSM ## Configuration (cont’d) DSM reports configuration status to COOR COMICS reports configuration status to COOR COOR reports configuration status to TAKER EXAMINE configuration *Request configuration from DD* *Select Trigger, Stream* ## Begin Run *Checklist:* TAKER sends Begin Run request to COOR COOR sets run number COOR sends Begin Run to DSM *Status returned* DSM sends Begin Run to C/R *Status returned* DSM sends Begin Run to DL *Status returned* DSM sends Begin Run to DD *Status returned* DD sends Begin Run to EXAMINE COOR sends Begin Run to L3 *Status returned* COOR sends Begin Run reply to TAKER ## Event Data Flow *Checklist:* Calorimeter crate in free-run mode L3 processes event *Receives* *Puts in EVPACK format* *Puts Run, Event, Trigger, Stream numbers in ITC header (fake, where needed)* *Sends via ITC to C/R* C/R processes event *Receives* *Routes to DL, DD based on Stream number* DL processes event *Receives* *Writes to file* *Closes file at size limit* ## Event Data Flow (cont’d) DD processes event *Receives* *Routes to EXAMINE based on Trigger and Stream number* EXAMINE processes event *Receives* *Processes* *Displays* ## End Run *Checklist:* TAKER sends End Run request to COOR COOR sends End Run to L3 *Status returned* COOR sends End Run to DSM *Status returned* DSM sends End Run to C/R *Status returned* DSM sends End Run to DL *Status returned* DSM sends End Run to DD *Status returned* DD sends End Run to EXAMINE COOR sends End Run reply to TAKER ## Pause, Resume Run *Checklist:* much the same as Begin/End ## SDAQ *Startup:* Front end processes Data Merge *Configuration* TAKER selects SDAQ configuration COOR relays configuration request *Begin Run* TAKER requests Begin Run COOR relays Begin Run to various elements *Event Data Flow* Front end transmits events to Data Merge Data Merge transmits events to C/R ## SDAQ (cont’d) *End Run* TAKER sends End Run request to COOR COOR sends End Run to various elements	en
converted_docs	314249	Interaction among proteins of the Eukaryotic DNA Replication Machinary : Genetic Analysis of PCNA in CHO cells resistant to aphidicolin. Kendra Taylor and [Nawin C. Mishra]{.underline} Dept. of Biological Sciences The University of South Carolina 700 Sumter St. Columbia , SC 29208 [ABSTRACT]{.underline} One of the major findings of the human genome project is the fact that there are much less number of genes ( 35 thousand ) than previously suggested ( 100 thousand ) in human; this necessarily means that most genes and their products must interact during our physiology to determine a particular phenotype . Thus interaction of proteins becomes a rule rather than exceptions. Therefore analysis of global protein interaction can provide an insight into the molecular basis of human diseases and their possible alleviation with designer drugs. We have chosen to study such interactions of proteins involved in DNA replication since an accurate duplication of DNA is crucial for the survival of an organism. A large number of proteins are involved in the replication of the genomic blue print. Among them DNA polymerases are the most important. A number of DNA polymerases have been shown to participate in DNA synthesis during DNA replication, repair and recombination. *We are therefore interested in examining the global interaction of these proteins in the replication machinery of mammalian cells. In order to do so we have created mutants of CHO cells and human cells that are altered in the major proteins of the DNA replication machinery. We have selected these mutants by their ability to grow in the presence of DNA polymerase inhibitors and anti cancer drugs such as aphidicolin and Ara-C and Ara-A. We have shown that these mutants (called AphR for their dominant mutation conferring resistance to aphidicolin and Ara-C) to possess DNA polymerases of the alpha family that are altered in their DNA polymerizing and proof reading activities and show resistance to these drugs both in vivo* and in vitro assays. We have also found that some of these mutants have corresponding compensatory mutations in PCNA. We have focused our attention to PCNA because it is a very small protein (30 Kdal) and that it interacts with over a dozen proteins involved in DNA replication (i.e. DNA polymerases delta and epsilon and RF-C ) , cell cycle control ( p21 ) and DNA repair . We have cloned and expressed DNA pol delta and PCNA (both wild type and mutant ) genes of CHO cells . The expressed PCNA and DNA pol delta proteins have been identified by western analysis in our laboratory. This provides us the opportunity to examine the interaction of these proteins particularly DNA pol delta and PCNA in the AphR mutants of the CHO and human cells available exclusively in our laboratory. In order to examine and establish the nature of protein interactions we are attempting the determination of the nucleotide sequences and inferred amino acid sequences of PCNA, DNA pol delta and RF-C from a number of AphR mutants in order to establish the nature of changes in these genes and proteins that are needed for their proper interaction under physiological conditions. We have chosen to examine PCNA and DNA pol delta since these proteins work very closely in the replication machinery. We have shown that in a particular AphR mutant of CHO cells, a change in DNA pol delta is accompanied with a change in PCNA. It has been further shown that in the yeast PCNA mutants, their wild type growth can be restored by a compensatory mutation in RF-C. In view of these findings we plan to clone and determine the nuleotide sequences of these genes from a number of AphR mutants available in our laboratory in order to establish the compensatory nature of these mutations and to examine the hypothesis that these proteins must change their 3D structures for global interaction in the replication machinery. If this is true, then in a mutant when DNA pol delta changes then PCNA must make corresponding compensatory changes. We plan to clone these genes via RT-PCR and then determine the nucleotide sequences using automated DNA sequencing system available in our dept. We have successfully utilized these methods and systems to clone DNA pol delta and PCNA. We plan to do this for a large number of mutants to generate a profile of compensatory changes in these proteins in order to identify domains involved in the interaction of these proteins. We plan to present some of our findings for the discussion.( Supported by a DoE grant, contractNo. DE-FG09-90ER 61040 to NCM )**	en
all-txt-docs	324810	<DOC> [DOCID: f:l94-197.wais] AMAX COAL COMPANY June 16, 1997 LAKE 94-197 FEDERAL MINE SAFETY AND HEALTH REVIEW COMMISSION OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES 2 SKYLINE, 10th FLOOR 5203 LEESBURG PIKE FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA 22041 June 16, 1997 SECRETARY OF LABOR, : CIVIL PENALTY PROCEEDING MINE SAFETY AND HEALTH : ADMINISTRATION (MSHA), : Docket No. LAKE 94-197 Petitioner : A.C. No. 11-00877-04049 : v. : : Wabash Mine AMAX COAL COMPANY, : Respondent : DECISION ON REMAND Before: Judge Bulluck This civil penalty proceeding involves a violation of 30 C.F.R. 77.201, a mandatory safety standard for surface coal mines and surface work areas of coal mines requiring that, "[t]he methane content in the air of any structure, enclosure or other facility shall be less than 1.0 volume per centum." The case was heard by former Commission Administrative Law Judge Arthur Amchan, who concluded that AMAX Coal Company ("AMAX") did not violate the standard and vacated the citation. 17 FMSHRC 48 (January 1995) (ALJ). The Commission reversed the judge, found a violation, and remanded the case for further proceedings to dispose of the significant and substantial ("S &S") designation and to assess an appropriate civil penalty. AMAX Coal Company, 19 FMSHRC 470 (March 1997). Because Judge Amchan had left the Commission, the remanded case was assigned to me. THE FACTS In its decision, the Commission summarized the facts as follows: On February 2, 1994, MSHA Inspector Arthur Wooten entered the "head house" that was on top of Silo No. 1 at the Wabash Mine. Silo No. 1 is used to store clean coal after preparation prior to shipping. The house, which is approximately 16 by 20 feet, is enclosed and contains electrical equipment, including a 4160 volt conveyor belt, a 220 volt lubrication system, 480 volt heaters, and 120 volt lighting circuits. The conveyor which carries coal into the silo enters the head house through an enclosure before dumping the coal through an opening into the silo. The head house is constructed with tin sheeting placed over a steel framework. The floor of the head house is approximately 6 feet above the roof of the silo. The roof of the silo has several holes in it for ventilation and access. AMAX tests for methane in the head house on every shift. In the 20 years that the head house had been located on the silo, neither AMAX nor MSHA had ever detected measurable amounts of methane. As Wooten entered the head house, his methane detector activated, indicating a methane concentration in excess of 1 percent. Wooten took several readings that ranged from .4 to 1.4 percent. The highest readings were found near a light switch and the opening where the conveyor dumps coal into the silo. Both locations are about 3 feet off the floor and about 1 foot away from the sides. AMAX's safety director, Charles Burggraf, who accompanied Wooten, opened several doors to dilute the methane, and the methane concentration dropped below 1 percent. Previously, on January 13, 1994, AMAX had experienced a brief ignition at the base of Silo No. 1, where coal was loaded into railroad cars. On February 1, another MSHA inspector had detected a methane concentration of 3.1 percent at a train loading area, about 200 feet below the head house. The next day - the same day as the citation at issue - the methane concentration at the location was 4 percent. Wooten issued a citation alleging a violation of 77.201. Wooten designated the citation significant and substantial (S & S). In order to abate the violation, he required AMAX to remove two sides of the house to keep concentrations of methane below 1 percent. AMAX accomplished this by shutting down its preparation plant and moving its five employees to the silo where they removed the head house sides. Id. at 471 (citations omitted). On review, the Commission reversed the judge's finding that a violation of the standard had not been established, concluding that the language of 77.201 is a clear and unambiguous prohibition against methane accumulations in excess of 1 percent and that the standard's subparts set forth "important steps in addressing the problem that methane presents." Id. at 474. PROCEEDINGS ON REMAND By remand order of April 7, 1997, I directed the parties to determine whether they could agree upon the S & S designation and an appropriate penalty. By letter dated April 18, 1997, the parties informed me that they were unable to reach agreement on the S & S and penalty issues, and referenced their respective positions as set forth in their post hearing briefs. The Secretary filed her post hearing brief on January 11, 1995, essentially arguing that the violation was S & S because the head house was inadequately ventilated to reduce non permissible methane accumulations, airborne coal dust in combination with methane in the head house was capable of contributing to an explosion, there was electrical equipment in the head house, and conditions in Silo No. 1 beneath the head house, including a prior methane/coal dust ignition, affected the methane levels in the head house. Secretary's Post Hr'g Br. at 11- 14. AMAX filed its post hearing and reply briefs on January 10 and 17, 1995, respectively, arguing that the violation was not S & S because the head house was a drafty structure which was accessible to examination, there was no evidence to indicate methane concentrations in the explosive range, miner exposure to the head house was limited, and there was no nexus between the methane conditions at the bottom of Silo No. 1, including the incident of the prior ignition, and the methane conditions in the head house. Accordingly, AMAX concluded that the Secretary had failed to establish that it was reasonably likely that the hazard contributed to would have resulted in an injury. AMAX's Post Hr'g Br. at 19-23. SIGNIFICANT AND SUBSTANTIAL Section 104(d)(1) of the Mine Act designates a violation S & S when it is "of such nature as could significantly and substantially contribute to the cause and effect of a coal or other mine safety or health hazard." A violation is properly designated S & S "if, based upon the particular facts surrounding the violation, there exists a reasonable likelihood that the hazard contributed to will result in an injury or illness of a reasonably serious nature." Cement Division, National Gypsum Co., 3 FMSHRC 822, 825 (April 1981). In Mathies Coal Co., 6 FMSHRC 1, 3-4 (January 1984), the Commission set forth the four criteria the Secretary must establish in order to prove that a violation is S & S under National Gypsum: 1) the underlying violation of a mandatory safety standard; 2) a discrete safety hazard -- that is, a measure of danger to safety -- contributed to by the violation; 3) a reasonable likelihood that the hazard contributed to will result in an injury; and 4) a reasonable likelihood that the injury in question will be of a reasonably serious nature. See also Buck Creek Coal, Inc. v. FMSHRC, 52 F. 3rd 133, 135 (7th Cir. 1995); Austin Power; Inc. v. Secretary, 861 F. 2nd 99, 103-104 (5th Cir. 1988), aff'g 9 FMSHRC 2015, 2021 (December 1987) (approving Mathies criteria). Evaluation of the third criterion, the reasonable likelihood of injury, should be made in the context of "continued normal mining operations." U.S. Steel Mining Co., 6 FMSHRC 1573, 1574 (July 1984). Moreover, when evaluating the reasonable likelihood of an ignition or explosion, the Commission has examined whether a "confluence of factors" was present based on the particular facts surrounding the violation. Texasgulf, Inc., 10 FMSHRC 498, 501 (April 1988); Youghiogheny & Ohio Coal Co., 9 FMSHRC 1007 (December 1987). In deciding whether the instant violation is S & S, it is necessary to resolve the dispute between the parties as to the origin of the methane in the head house. Inspector Wooten testified on behalf of the Secretary that he determined the reasonable likelihood of a serious accident happening in the head house based on excessive levels of methane detected in the train loading area of the silo 200 feet directly below, (Tr. 26, 35 and 42), and because a methane and/or coal dust ignition had occurred approximately two weeks before in the train loading area. Tr. 24-26, 28. Furthermore, Inspector Wooten believed that, at the time he issued the citation in question, coal being dumped into the silo forced the methane up out of the silo into the 4 by 4 foot chute of the head house. Tr. 28, 36. AMAX takes the contrary view that the methane in the head house did not originate in the silo. Samuel Laws, the preparation plant manager, testified that, in his opinion, methane was expelled from the coal coming into the head house on the conveyor belt, when it was discharged into the chute that dumps coal into the top of the silo. Tr. 103, 107-108. He further testified that it is implausible that methane dispelled in the silo would migrate up with sufficient air pressure to enter the head house through the chute, by overcoming the downward pressure created by the coal being discharged from the conveyor belt through the chute into the top of the silo. Tr. 102-103, 106-107. I conclude that the Secretary has failed to provide a plausible explanation as to why the methane would seek the path of greater resistence, that is, rising up through the chute against the pressure of the coal being discharged, as opposed to escaping through the ventilation holes in the top of the silo and dissipating into the general atmosphere. To the contrary, I am persuaded by the lack of measurable methane ever detected prior to the incident in question, as well as the evidence that Inspector Wooten's highest readings were taken at two locations of similar height, one being "closer to where the opening is where the belt dumps into the silo," (Tr. 60), that the methane in the head house originated from the coal being discharged from the conveyor belt into the chute. Having so found, I decline to apply the methane and/or coal dust conditions in the silo below to the conditions in the head house. The evidence establishes that the head house was a drafty structure that was partitioned into a side housing the conveyor belt and chute, and the other side housing the bulk of the electrical equipment. Tr. 81, 83, 87. While Inspector Wooten concluded that the methane (irrespective of its origin), in combination with the open-type, non explosion-proof electrical equipment and airborne coal dust, was reasonably likely to have caused an ignition or explosion, (Tr. 58-59), he conceded that he did not take a methane reading in the vicinity of the belt motor, belt starter and automatic lubrication system, nor did he to specify the methane level in close proximity to the heaters or the lights. Tr. 53-54. Therefore, given the considerable separation of the conveyor belt/chute from the electrical equipment, the lack of evidence of non-permissible levels of methane around the electrical equipment, the lack of evidence indicating excessive airborne coal dust, the lesser methane readings higher than 3 feet from the head house floor, the "confluence of factors" necessary to cause an ignition or explosion was not present. This conclusion takes into account the lack of any ignition or explosion in the 20 year history of the head house. Consequently, based on the evidence, I find that there was not a reasonable likelihood that the hazard contributed to by the violation would result in an injury from a methane ignition. Accordingly, I find that the violation was not S & S. CIVIL PENALTY ASSESSMENT While the Secretary has proposed a civil penalty of $595.00, the judge must independently determine the appropriate assessment by proper consideration of the six penalty criteria set forth in section 110(i) of the Act, 30 U.S.C. 820(i). Sellersburg Stone Co. v. FMSHRC, 736 F. 2nd 1147, 1151 (7th Cir. 1984); Wallace Brothers, Inc., 18 FMSHRC 481, 483- 484 (April 1996); Jim Walter Resources, Inc., 19 FMSHRC 498, 500 (March 1997). Addressing these criteria, the parties have stipulated that (1) the Wabash Mine extracted 3,431,815 tons of coal from January 1, 1993 to December 31, 1993 and AMAX extracted 65,385,647 tons of coal from all its mines during the same period; (2) AMAX had 992 violations at the Wabash Mine in the preceding months ending on October 31, 1993; and (3) the payment of the proposed penalty would not affect AMAX's ability to continue in business. Tr. 15-16. Accordingly, I find that AMAX is a large operator with a significant history of previous violations. The remaining criteria involve consideration of the gravity of the violation and the negligence of AMAX in causing it. I find the gravity of the violation to be serious, since the potential hazard to a miner conducting a shift inspection or maintenance of the head house ranges from burn injury to death. However, because methane had never been detected in the head house prior to the instant violation, and because I find, like Judge Amchan, that AMAX had acted prudently in anticipating non permissible methane and had taken immediate and appropriate corrective action when put on notice of the violation, I attribute very low rather than moderate negligence to AMAX. Consequently, having considered AMAX's large size, significant history of prior violations, seriousness of the violation, good faith abatement and small degree of negligence, I find that a civil penalty of $100.00 is appropriate. ORDER Accordingly, Citation No. 3845251 is MODIFIED by deletion of the S & S designation and reduction of the degree of negligence from "moderate" to "low," and AMAX is ORDERED to pay a civil penalty of $100.00 within 30 days of the date of this decision. Jacqueline R. Bulluck Administrative Law Judge Distribution: Ruben R. Chapa, Esq., Office of the Solicitor, U.S. Department of Labor, 230 South Dearborn Street, 8th Floor, Chicago, IL 60604 (Certified Mail) R. Henry Moore, Esq., Buchanan Ingersoll, 301 Grant Street, 20th Floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15219- 1410 (Certified Mail) nt	en
log-files	985404	# Date 2008-01-16 Time 05:23:38 PST -0800 (1200489818.63 s) #phil __OFF__ Command line arguments: "../713.param" "main.number_of_macro_cycles=5" "--overwrite" HOST = sunbird.lbl.gov HOSTTYPE = x86_64-linux USER = phzwart PID = 16450 JOB_ID = 5159 SGE_ARCH = lx24-amd64 SGE_TASK_FIRST = 1 SGE_TASK_LAST = 1330 SGE_TASK_ID = 713 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHENIX: Python-based Hierarchical ENvironment for Integrated Xtallography User: phzwart ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- phenix.refine: Macromolecular Structure Refinement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Phenix developers include: Paul Adams, Pavel Afonine, Vicent Chen, Ian Davis, Kreshna Gopal, Ralf Grosse-Kunstleve, Li-Wei Hung, Robert Immormino, Tom Ioerger, Airlie McCoy, Erik McKee, Nigel Moriarty, Reetal Pai, Randy Read, Jane Richardson, David Richardson, Tod Romo, Jim Sacchettini, Nicholas Sauter, Jacob Smith, Laurent Storoni, Tom Terwilliger, Peter Zwart Phenix home page: http://www.phenix-online.org/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Phenix components are copyrighted by: - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory - Los Alamos National Laboratory - University of Cambridge - Duke University - Texas Agricultural Experiment Station & Texas Engineering Experiment Station ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Major third-party components of Phenix include: Python, wxwidgets, wxPython, Boost, SCons, Clipper, CCP4 Monomer Library, CCP4 I/O libraries, PyCifRW, FFTPACK, L-BFGS Enter phenix.acknowledgments for details. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Processing inputs. This may take a minute or two. Command line parameter definitions: refinement.main.number_of_macro_cycles = 5 Working crystal symmetry after inspecting all inputs: Unit cell: (70.25, 47.8686, 88.1178, 90, 90, 90) Space group: P 21 21 21 (No. 19) /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/model.pdb Monomer Library directory: "/net/rosie/scratch3/phzwart/CCTBX/Sources/mon_lib" Total number of atoms: 2823 Number of models: 1 Model: 0 Number of conformers: 2 Conformer: "A" Number of atoms: 2769 Number of chains: 2 Number of residues, atoms: 302, 2333 Classifications: {'peptide': 302} Modifications used: {'COO': 1} Link IDs: {'PTRANS': 7, 'CIS': 1, 'TRANS': 293} Number of residues, atoms: 436, 436 Classifications: {'water': 436} Link IDs: {None: 435} Conformer: "B" Number of atoms: 2771 Common with "A": 2717 Number of chains: 2 Number of residues, atoms: 302, 2333 Classifications: {'peptide': 302} Modifications used: {'COO': 1} Link IDs: {'PTRANS': 7, 'CIS': 1, 'TRANS': 293} bond proxies already assigned to first conformer: 2332 Number of residues, atoms: 438, 438 Classifications: {'water': 438} Link IDs: {None: 437} Time building chain proxies: 3.32, per 1000 atoms: 1.18 ================================== X-ray data ================================= F-obs: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns:FOBS,SIGMA R-free flags: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns:TEST Miller array info: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns:FOBS,SIGMA Observation type: xray.amplitude Type of data: double, size=19589 Type of sigmas: double, size=19589 Number of Miller indices: 19589 Anomalous flag: False Unit cell: (70.25, 47.8686, 88.1178, 90, 90, 90) Space group: P 21 21 21 (No. 19) Systematic absences: 0 Centric reflections: 2427 Resolution range: 15.0735 2.00072 Completeness in resolution range: 0.949862 Completeness with d_max=infinity: 0.946923 Number of F-obs in resolution range: 19589 Number of F-obs <= 0: 0 Refinement resolution range: d_max = 15.0735 d_min = 2.0007 Miller array info: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns:TEST Observation type: None Type of data: int, size=19589 Type of sigmas: None Number of Miller indices: 19589 Anomalous flag: False Unit cell: (70.25, 47.8686, 88.1178, 90, 90, 90) Space group: P 21 21 21 (No. 19) Systematic absences: 0 Centric reflections: 2427 Resolution range: 15.0735 2.00072 Completeness in resolution range: 0.949862 Completeness with d_max=infinity: 0.946923 Test (R-free flags) flag value: 1 Number of work/free reflections by resolution: work free %free bin 1: 15.0739 - 4.2806 [2174/2202] 1954 220 10.1% bin 2: 4.2806 - 3.4106 [2068/2087] 1864 204 9.9% bin 3: 3.4106 - 2.9833 [2066/2086] 1858 208 10.1% bin 4: 2.9833 - 2.7122 [2032/2057] 1830 202 9.9% bin 5: 2.7122 - 2.5188 [2013/2032] 1808 205 10.2% bin 6: 2.5188 - 2.3709 [2008/2054] 1810 198 9.9% bin 7: 2.3709 - 2.2526 [2000/2033] 1803 197 9.8% bin 8: 2.2526 - 2.1548 [2002/2038] 1796 206 10.3% bin 9: 2.1548 - 2.0721 [1988/2017] 1793 195 9.8% bin 10: 2.0721 - 2.0007 [1238/2017] 1114 124 10.0% overall 17630 1959 10.0% Writing MTZ file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/noshake/run_713/model_refine_data.mtz ========================== Anomalous scatterer groups ========================= All atoms refined with f_prime=0 and f_double_prime=0. ========================== Set up restraints manager ========================== Number of disulfides: simple=3, symmetry=0 Simple disulfide: " SG CYS A 168 " - " SG ACYS A 201 " distance=2.08 Simple disulfide: " SG CYS A 168 " - " SG BCYS A 201 " distance=1.98 Simple disulfide: " SG CYS A 254 " - " SG CYS A 260 " distance=2.05 Time building geometry restraints manager: 0.14 seconds Histogram of bond lengths: 1.21 - 1.38: 943 1.38 - 1.56: 1465 1.56 - 1.73: 7 1.73 - 1.90: 21 1.90 - 2.08: 3 Bond restraints sorted by residual: atom i - atom j ideal model delta weight residual " SG CYS A 168 " - " SG BCYS A 201 " 2.031 1.983 0.048 2.50e+03 5.87e+00 " C GLN A 88 " - " N GLN A 89 " 1.329 1.360 -0.031 5.10e+03 4.97e+00 " SG CYS A 168 " - " SG ACYS A 201 " 2.031 2.075 -0.044 2.50e+03 4.89e+00 " CB CYS A 201 " - " SG ACYS A 201 " 1.808 1.738 0.070 9.18e+02 4.46e+00 " C PRO A 198 " - " N ILE A 199 " 1.329 1.301 0.028 5.10e+03 4.10e+00 ... (remaining 2434 not shown) Histogram of nonbonded interaction distances: 1.64 - 2.29: 11 2.29 - 2.94: 1576 2.94 - 3.59: 4398 3.59 - 4.25: 9003 4.25 - 4.90: 12812 Nonbonded interactions sorted by model distance: atom i - atom j model vdw sym.op. j " O HOH Z 42 " - " O HOH Z 183 " 1.637 3.040 -x+1,y+1/2,-z+1/2 " CE BMET A 47 " - " O BHOH Z 74 " 1.806 3.460 " O HOH Z 50 " - " O HOH Z 95 " 1.904 3.040 -x+1,y+1/2,-z+1/2 " O HOH Z 95 " - " O HOH Z 50 " 1.904 3.040 -x+1,y-1/2,-z+1/2 " O HOH Z 41 " - " O HOH Z 182 " 2.005 3.040 -x+1,y+1/2,-z+1/2 ... (remaining 27795 not shown) Histogram of dihedral angle deviations from ideal: 0.01 - 17.19: 754 17.19 - 34.36: 62 34.36 - 51.54: 27 51.54 - 68.71: 23 68.71 - 85.89: 4 Dihedral angle restraints sorted by residual: " CA PHE A 192 " " CB PHE A 192 " " CG PHE A 192 " " CD1 PHE A 192 " ideal model delta periodicty weight residual 90.00 7.91 82.09 2 2.50e-03 1.68e+01 " N PRO A 54 " " CG PRO A 54 " " CD PRO A 54 " " CB PRO A 54 " ideal model delta periodicty weight residual 30.00 -27.17 57.17 3 4.44e-03 1.45e+01 " N PRO A 280 " " CA PRO A 280 " " CB PRO A 280 " " CG PRO A 280 " ideal model delta periodicty weight residual -25.00 38.44 56.56 3 4.44e-03 1.42e+01 ... (remaining 867 not shown) ==================== Fixing bad ADP in input model (if any) =================== ============================== Scattering factors ============================= ----------X-ray scattering dictionary---------- Number of scattering types: 4 Type Number sf(0) Gaussians S 13 15.96 2 O 902 7.97 2 N 437 6.97 2 C 1471 5.97 2 sf(0) = scattering factor at diffraction angle 0. ====================== Modifying start model if requested ===================== ==================== Fixing bad ADP in input model (if any) =================== ================== Extract refinement strategy and selections ================= individual_sites = True rigid_body = False individual_adp = True group_adp = False tls = False individual_occupancies = True group_occupancies = False group_anomalous = False size = 2823 n_use = 2823 n_use_u_iso = 2823 n_use_u_aniso = 0 n_grad_site = 0 n_grad_u_iso = 0 n_grad_u_aniso = 0 n_grad_occupancy = 0 n_grad_fp = 0 n_grad_fdp = 0 n_anisotropic_flag = 0 total number of scatterers = 2823 ==================== Process input NCS or/and find new NCS ==================== Using existing and finding new NCS is disabled. Use refinement.main.ncs=true to activate it. Look at refinement.ncs for more NCS related parameters. =================== Write initial parameters into .eff file =================== Writing effective parameters to file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/noshake/run_713/model_refine_001.eff Writing geometry restraints to file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/noshake/run_713/model_refine_001.geo CPU time processing inputs: 9.46 ============================ Non-default parameters =========================== A complete record of all parameters was written to the .eff file above. Below are only the non-defaults. #phil __ON__ refinement { crystal_symmetry { unit_cell = 70.25 47.8686 88.1178 90 90 90 space_group = "P 21 21 21" } input { pdb { file_name = "/net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/model.pdb" } xray_data { file_name = "/net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns" labels = "FOBS,SIGMA" r_free_flags { file_name = "/net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/trial/1e0w.cns" label = "TEST" test_flag_value = 1 } } } output { prefix = "model_refine" serial = 1 } main { number_of_macro_cycles = 5 } } #phil __OFF__ ============================= ml refinement start ============================= ----------structure factors based statistics (before refinement)---------- ----------X-ray data---------- \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.4476 r_free= 0.4400 ksol= 0.00 Bsol= 0.00 scale= 0.887 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 0.00 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.67 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 6.259371 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| Bin Resolution Compl. No. Refl. R-factors Targets \| \|number range work test work test work test\| \| 1: 15.0739 - 4.7741 0.99 1406 157 0.3509 0.3467 6.5104 6.4748\| \| 2: 4.7741 - 3.8095 0.99 1353 152 0.3837 0.4204 6.7915 6.853\| \| 3: 3.8095 - 3.3339 0.99 1331 149 0.4233 0.3824 6.6597 6.5751\| \| 4: 3.3339 - 3.0318 0.99 1320 137 0.4346 0.4459 6.4925 6.4537\| \| 5: 3.0318 - 2.8160 0.99 1308 150 0.4683 0.4014 6.3476 6.3374\| \| 6: 2.8160 - 2.6509 0.98 1302 145 0.4781 0.4947 6.249 6.1603\| \| 7: 2.6509 - 2.5188 0.99 1294 149 0.4691 0.4383 6.2172 6.1247\| \| 8: 2.5188 - 2.4096 0.98 1305 139 0.4895 0.4824 6.1655 6.156\| \| 9: 2.4096 - 2.3172 0.98 1293 147 0.4959 0.4640 6.0944 6.1677\| \| 10: 2.3172 - 2.2375 0.98 1273 140 0.5112 0.4655 6.0992 6.0519\| \| 11: 2.2375 - 2.1677 0.99 1290 145 0.5011 0.4849 6.0211 6.0353\| \| 12: 2.1677 - 2.1059 0.98 1279 138 0.4938 0.5628 5.9519 6.0125\| \| 13: 2.1059 - 2.0506 0.97 1259 139 0.5245 0.4804 5.8872 5.82\| \| 14: 2.0506 - 2.0007 0.48 617 72 0.4691 0.5405 5.8509 5.7975\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|R-free likelihood based estimates for figures of merit, absolute phase error,\| \|and distribution parameters alpha and beta (Acta Cryst. (1995). A51, 880-887)\| \| \| \| Bin Resolution No. Refl. FOM Phase Scale Alpha Beta \| \| # range work test error factor \| \| 1: 15.0739 - 4.7741 1406 157 0.73 31.66 0.83 0.76 61603.53\| \| 2: 4.7741 - 3.8095 1353 152 0.73 32.25 0.91 0.81 91588.46\| \| 3: 3.8095 - 3.3339 1331 149 0.65 39.63 0.89 0.80 95380.64\| \| 4: 3.3339 - 3.0318 1320 137 0.58 45.57 0.90 0.73 84198.89\| \| 5: 3.0318 - 2.8160 1308 150 0.52 50.40 0.89 0.67 65046.46\| \| 6: 2.8160 - 2.6509 1302 145 0.47 54.37 0.88 0.62 58538.59\| \| 7: 2.6509 - 2.5188 1294 149 0.47 54.18 0.92 0.61 53275.66\| \| 8: 2.5188 - 2.4096 1305 139 0.45 55.69 0.90 0.61 50356.00\| \| 9: 2.4096 - 2.3172 1293 147 0.44 56.79 0.90 0.63 47076.89\| \| 10: 2.3172 - 2.2375 1273 140 0.44 56.80 0.92 0.63 43240.48\| \| 11: 2.2375 - 2.1677 1290 145 0.40 59.87 0.91 0.59 43051.88\| \| 12: 2.1677 - 2.1059 1279 138 0.34 64.54 0.92 0.50 42639.12\| \| 13: 2.1059 - 2.0506 1259 139 0.27 70.15 0.89 0.40 39432.76\| \| 14: 2.0506 - 2.0007 617 72 0.25 71.34 0.98 0.32 31516.01\| \|alpha: min = 0.32 max = 0.81 mean = 0.63\| \|beta: min = 31516.01 max = 95380.64 mean = 58970.98\| \|figures of merit: min = 0.00 max = 1.00 mean = 0.49\| \|phase err.(work): min = 0.00 max = 89.98 mean = 52.09\| \|phase err.(test): min = 0.00 max = 89.94 mean = 52.58\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ============================== Outliers rejection ============================= basic_wilson_outliers = 0 extreme_wilson_outliers = 0 beamstop_shadow_outliers = 0 total = 0 ====================== Target weights (before refinement) ===================== \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 8.406951 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 91.145 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 1.869358 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 90.458 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ----------Initial model statistics (before refinement)---------- \|-Geometry statistics: start--------------------------------------------------\| \| Histogram of deviations from ideal values for \| \| Bonds \| Angles \| Nonbonded contacts \| \| 0.000 - 0.007: 1367 \| 0.001 - 0.989: 1519 \| 1.637 - 1.963: 4 \| \| 0.007 - 0.014: 729 \| 0.989 - 1.976: 994 \| 1.963 - 2.289: 7 \| \| 0.014 - 0.021: 262 \| 1.976 - 2.963: 470 \| 2.289 - 2.616: 39 \| \| 0.021 - 0.028: 63 \| 2.963 - 3.950: 196 \| 2.616 - 2.942: 1537 \| \| 0.028 - 0.035: 15 \| 3.950 - 4.938: 66 \| 2.942 - 3.268: 1866 \| \| 0.035 - 0.042: 0 \| 4.938 - 5.925: 29 \| 3.268 - 3.595: 2532 \| \| 0.042 - 0.049: 2 \| 5.925 - 6.912: 16 \| 3.595 - 3.921: 4640 \| \| 0.049 - 0.056: 0 \| 6.912 - 7.899: 2 \| 3.921 - 4.247: 4363 \| \| 0.056 - 0.063: 0 \| 7.899 - 8.887: 3 \| 4.247 - 4.574: 5797 \| \| 0.063 - 0.070: 1 \| 8.887 - 9.874: 4 \| 4.574 - 4.900: 7015 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-Geometry statistics: start--------------------------------------------------\| \| Type \| Count \| Deviation from ideal \| Targets \| Target (sum) \| \| \| \| rmsd max min \| \| \| \| bond \| 2439 \| 0.010 0.070 0.000 \| 0.254 \| \| \| angle \| 3299 \| 1.822 9.874 0.001 \| 1.000 \| \| \| chirality \| 348 \| 0.101 0.314 0.000 \| 0.257 \| 0.167 \| \| planarity \| 436 \| 0.009 0.055 0.000 \| 0.973 \| \| \| dihedral \| 870 \| 15.968 85.889 0.013 \| 1.071 \| \| \| nonbonded \| 2439 \| 4.115 4.900 1.637 \| 0.208 \| \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 12.311)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 5.09 63.06 16.02 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 5.09 63.06 16.02 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 6.19 63.06 36.87 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 5.09 49.51 12.19 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 5.090 - 10.887: 1254 \| 5: 34.075 - 39.872: 81 \| \| 1: 10.887 - 16.684: 844 \| 6: 39.872 - 45.669: 78 \| \| 2: 16.684 - 22.481: 225 \| 7: 45.669 - 51.466: 64 \| \| 3: 22.481 - 28.278: 122 \| 8: 51.466 - 57.263: 37 \| \| 4: 28.278 - 34.075: 94 \| 9: 57.263 - 63.060: 24 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-Occupancies statistics------------------------------------------------------\| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.30 number of occupancies < 0.1 = 0 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ********************* REFINEMENT MACRO_CYCLE 1 OF 5 *********************** \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.4476 r_free= 0.4400 ksol= 0.00 Bsol= 0.00 scale= 0.887 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 0.00 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.67 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 6.259371 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.4362 r_free= 0.4284 ksol= 0.30 Bsol= 50.00 scale= 0.934 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-3.72,3.82,3.15,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 1.08 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.66 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 6.249633 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========================== Target weights: x-ray data ========================= \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 7.098033 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 90.667 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 0.966656 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 90.123 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ xyz refinement =============================== \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.4362 final r-factor (work) = 0.3322 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.4284 final r-factor (free) = 0.3555 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 22.3385 = 7.10 * 0.50 * 6.2473 + 1.00 * 0.1668 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 21.7841 = 7.10 * 0.50 * 6.1051 + 1.00 * 0.1171 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 27 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ ADP refinement =============================== ----------Individual ADP refinement---------- \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.3322 final r-factor (work) = 0.3030 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.3555 final r-factor (free) = 0.3711 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 5.9074 = 0.97 * 1.00 * 6.1051 + 1.00 * 0.0059 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 5.8095 = 0.97 * 1.00 * 5.9913 + 1.00 * 0.0180 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 29 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 12.311)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 111.08 18.32 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 111.08 18.32 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 0.00 111.08 39.06 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 85.34 14.51 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.000 - 11.108: 1109 \| 5: 55.538 - 66.645: 60 \| \| 1: 11.108 - 22.215: 936 \| 6: 66.645 - 77.753: 30 \| \| 2: 22.215 - 33.323: 381 \| 7: 77.753 - 88.860: 10 \| \| 3: 33.323 - 44.430: 172 \| 8: 88.860 - 99.968: 3 \| \| 4: 44.430 - 55.538: 120 \| 9: 99.968 - 111.075: 2 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ======================= Individual occupancy refinement ======================= \|-individual occupancy refinement: start--------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.3030 r_free = 0.3711 target_work(ml) = 6.000 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.30 number of occupancies < 0.1: 0 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-individual occupancy refinement: end----------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.3027 r_free = 0.3709 target_work(ml) = 6.000 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.02 number of occupancies < 0.1: 2 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ********************* REFINEMENT MACRO_CYCLE 2 OF 5 *********************** \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.3027 r_free= 0.3709 ksol= 0.30 Bsol= 50.00 scale= 1.002 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-3.72,3.82,3.15,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 1.08 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.49 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.999845 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.3009 r_free= 0.3682 ksol= 0.31 Bsol= 64.86 scale= 0.993 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.96,1.86,1.52,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 0.48 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.49 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.998867 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========================== Target weights: x-ray data ========================= \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 4.659534 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 96.121 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 0.338022 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 142.757 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ xyz refinement =============================== \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.3009 final r-factor (work) = 0.2409 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.3682 final r-factor (free) = 0.2959 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 14.0752 = 4.66 * 0.50 * 5.9912 + 1.00 * 0.1171 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 13.8497 = 4.66 * 0.50 * 5.9138 + 1.00 * 0.0718 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 28 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ ADP refinement =============================== ----------Individual ADP refinement---------- \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.2409 final r-factor (work) = 0.2312 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.2959 final r-factor (free) = 0.2828 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 2.0172 = 0.34 * 1.00 * 5.9138 + 1.00 * 0.0182 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 1.9682 = 0.34 * 1.00 * 5.7891 + 1.00 * 0.0114 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 28 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 12.311)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 110.54 17.65 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 110.54 17.65 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 1.03 110.54 38.73 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 83.13 13.78 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.000 - 11.054: 1200 \| 5: 55.271 - 66.325: 53 \| \| 1: 11.054 - 22.108: 933 \| 6: 66.325 - 77.379: 25 \| \| 2: 22.108 - 33.162: 316 \| 7: 77.379 - 88.433: 12 \| \| 3: 33.162 - 44.217: 169 \| 8: 88.433 - 99.487: 2 \| \| 4: 44.217 - 55.271: 111 \| 9: 99.487 - 110.541: 2 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ======================= Individual occupancy refinement ======================= \|-individual occupancy refinement: start--------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.2312 r_free = 0.2828 target_work(ml) = 5.773 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.02 number of occupancies < 0.1: 2 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-individual occupancy refinement: end----------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.2310 r_free = 0.2829 target_work(ml) = 5.773 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 5 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ********************* REFINEMENT MACRO_CYCLE 3 OF 5 *********************** \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.2310 r_free= 0.2829 ksol= 0.31 Bsol= 64.86 scale= 1.009 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.96,1.86,1.52,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= 0.48 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.34 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.773266 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.2312 r_free= 0.2829 ksol= 0.33 Bsol= 74.75 scale= 0.997 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.68,0.92,0.76,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= -0.00 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.34 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.773530 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========================== Target weights: x-ray data ========================= \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 5.778080 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 99.596 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 2.061706 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 133.872 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ xyz refinement =============================== \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.2312 final r-factor (work) = 0.1706 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.2829 final r-factor (free) = 0.2146 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 16.7981 = 5.78 * 0.50 * 5.7894 + 1.00 * 0.0722 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 16.3965 = 5.78 * 0.50 * 5.6477 + 1.00 * 0.0799 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 28 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ ADP refinement =============================== ----------Individual ADP refinement---------- \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.1706 final r-factor (work) = 0.1510 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.2146 final r-factor (free) = 0.2040 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 11.6554 = 2.06 * 1.00 * 5.6477 + 1.00 * 0.0114 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 11.2243 = 2.06 * 1.00 * 5.4367 + 1.00 * 0.0155 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 27 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 12.311)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 111.86 18.13 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 111.86 18.13 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 3.86 111.86 46.05 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 101.66 13.00 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.000 - 11.186: 1371 \| 5: 55.929 - 67.114: 91 \| \| 1: 11.186 - 22.371: 840 \| 6: 67.114 - 78.300: 62 \| \| 2: 22.371 - 33.557: 205 \| 7: 78.300 - 89.486: 26 \| \| 3: 33.557 - 44.743: 116 \| 8: 89.486 - 100.671: 6 \| \| 4: 44.743 - 55.929: 100 \| 9: 100.671 - 111.857: 6 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ======================= Individual occupancy refinement ======================= \|-individual occupancy refinement: start--------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.1510 r_free = 0.2040 target_work(ml) = 5.411 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 5 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-individual occupancy refinement: end----------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.1509 r_free = 0.2039 target_work(ml) = 5.410 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 10 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ********************* REFINEMENT MACRO_CYCLE 4 OF 5 *********************** \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.1509 r_free= 0.2039 ksol= 0.33 Bsol= 74.75 scale= 1.011 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.68,0.92,0.76,0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= -0.00 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.21 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.410325 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.1511 r_free= 0.2039 ksol= 0.34 Bsol= 88.09 scale= 0.998 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.76,-0.11,0.41,-0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= -0.49 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.21 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.411533 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========================== Target weights: x-ray data ========================= \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 3.633642 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 110.922 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 0.843439 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 117.459 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ xyz refinement =============================== \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.1511 final r-factor (work) = 0.1307 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.2039 final r-factor (free) = 0.1822 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 9.9627 = 3.63 * 0.50 * 5.4396 + 1.00 * 0.0799 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 9.7983 = 3.63 * 0.50 * 5.3515 + 1.00 * 0.0755 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 27 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ ADP refinement =============================== ----------Individual ADP refinement---------- \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.1307 final r-factor (work) = 0.1260 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.1822 final r-factor (free) = 0.1761 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 4.5290 = 0.84 * 1.00 * 5.3515 + 1.00 * 0.0154 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 4.4620 = 0.84 * 1.00 * 5.2737 + 1.00 * 0.0139 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 27 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 12.311)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 110.20 17.41 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 110.20 17.41 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 4.51 110.20 45.03 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 106.00 12.34 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.000 - 11.020: 1408 \| 5: 55.100 - 66.120: 79 \| \| 1: 11.020 - 22.040: 846 \| 6: 66.120 - 77.140: 56 \| \| 2: 22.040 - 33.060: 180 \| 7: 77.140 - 88.160: 30 \| \| 3: 33.060 - 44.080: 119 \| 8: 88.160 - 99.180: 9 \| \| 4: 44.080 - 55.100: 90 \| 9: 99.180 - 110.200: 6 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ======================= Individual occupancy refinement ======================= \|-individual occupancy refinement: start--------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.1260 r_free = 0.1761 target_work(ml) = 5.254 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 10 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-individual occupancy refinement: end----------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.1259 r_free = 0.1761 target_work(ml) = 5.254 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 8 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ********************* REFINEMENT MACRO_CYCLE 5 OF 5 *********************** \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.1259 r_free= 0.1761 ksol= 0.34 Bsol= 88.09 scale= 0.993 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.76,-0.11,0.41,-0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= -0.49 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.18 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.253546 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.1261 r_free= 0.1758 ksol= 0.33 Bsol= 81.24 scale= 0.996 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.45,-0.33,0.62,-0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= -0.39 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.18 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.254150 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========================== Target weights: x-ray data ========================= \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| XYZ refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxc * wxc_scale + Echem * wc \| \| wxc = 3.011590 wxc_scale = 0.500 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between x-ray and geometry gradient vectors: 125.745 (deg) \| \| \| \| ADP refinement: T = Eexperimental * wxu * wxu_scale + Eadp * wu \| \| wxc = 0.332371 wxc_scale = 1.000 wc = 1.000 \| \| angle between Xray and ADP gradient vectors: 130.752 (deg) \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ xyz refinement =============================== \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.1261 final r-factor (work) = 0.1197 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.1758 final r-factor (free) = 0.1696 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 8.0173 = 3.01 * 0.50 * 5.2742 + 1.00 * 0.0755 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxc * wxc_scale * Exray + wc * Echem \| \| 7.9561 = 3.01 * 0.50 * 5.2341 + 1.00 * 0.0746 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 27 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ================================ ADP refinement =============================== ----------Individual ADP refinement---------- \|-LBFGS minimization----------------------------------------------------------\| \| start r-factor (work) = 0.1197 final r-factor (work) = 0.1190 \| \| start r-factor (free) = 0.1696 final r-factor (free) = 0.1660 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| T_start = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 1.7534 = 0.33 * 1.00 * 5.2341 + 1.00 * 0.0138 \| \| \| \| T_final = wxu * wxu_scale * Exray + wu * Eadp \| \| 1.7439 = 0.33 * 1.00 * 5.2131 + 1.00 * 0.0113 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| number of iterations = 25 \| number of function evaluations = 29 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 12.311)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 106.74 16.58 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 106.74 16.58 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 1.97 106.74 41.99 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 101.11 11.91 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.000 - 10.675: 1402 \| 5: 53.372 - 64.047: 71 \| \| 1: 10.675 - 21.349: 861 \| 6: 64.047 - 74.721: 47 \| \| 2: 21.349 - 32.023: 193 \| 7: 74.721 - 85.396: 18 \| \| 3: 32.023 - 42.698: 118 \| 8: 85.396 - 96.070: 8 \| \| 4: 42.698 - 53.372: 99 \| 9: 96.070 - 106.744: 6 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ======================= Individual occupancy refinement ======================= \|-individual occupancy refinement: start--------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.1190 r_free = 0.1660 target_work(ml) = 5.204 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 8 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-individual occupancy refinement: end----------------------------------------\| \| r_work = 0.1188 r_free = 0.1660 target_work(ml) = 5.204 \| \| occupancies: max = 1.00 min = 0.00 number of occupancies < 0.1: 7 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ----------X-ray data---------- \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.1188 r_free= 0.1660 ksol= 0.33 Bsol= 81.24 scale= 0.991 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.45,-0.33,0.62,-0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= -0.39 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.18 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.203810 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| Bin Resolution Compl. No. Refl. R-factors Targets \| \|number range work test work test work test\| \| 1: 15.0739 - 4.7741 0.99 1406 157 0.1012 0.1343 5.4138 5.5992\| \| 2: 4.7741 - 3.8095 0.99 1353 152 0.0852 0.1056 5.4419 5.6316\| \| 3: 3.8095 - 3.3339 0.99 1331 149 0.1078 0.1537 5.4942 5.8631\| \| 4: 3.3339 - 3.0318 0.99 1320 137 0.1280 0.1720 5.4976 5.6534\| \| 5: 3.0318 - 2.8160 0.99 1308 150 0.1446 0.1805 5.4021 5.586\| \| 6: 2.8160 - 2.6509 0.98 1302 145 0.1361 0.2195 5.29 5.5642\| \| 7: 2.6509 - 2.5188 0.99 1294 149 0.1377 0.1748 5.239 5.3876\| \| 8: 2.5188 - 2.4096 0.98 1305 139 0.1262 0.1779 5.1528 5.3903\| \| 9: 2.4096 - 2.3172 0.98 1293 147 0.1290 0.1948 5.1029 5.4109\| \| 10: 2.3172 - 2.2375 0.98 1273 140 0.1255 0.1752 5.047 5.1938\| \| 11: 2.2375 - 2.1677 0.99 1290 145 0.1239 0.1889 4.9845 5.3121\| \| 12: 2.1677 - 2.1059 0.98 1279 138 0.1195 0.1900 4.9198 5.2448\| \| 13: 2.1059 - 2.0506 0.97 1259 139 0.1195 0.1724 4.8304 5.0278\| \| 14: 2.0506 - 2.0007 0.48 617 72 0.1073 0.1870 4.7244 5.0192\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|R-free likelihood based estimates for figures of merit, absolute phase error,\| \|and distribution parameters alpha and beta (Acta Cryst. (1995). A51, 880-887)\| \| \| \| Bin Resolution No. Refl. FOM Phase Scale Alpha Beta \| \| # range work test error factor \| \| 1: 15.0739 - 4.7741 1406 157 0.94 9.70 0.96 0.93 7797.78\| \| 2: 4.7741 - 3.8095 1353 152 0.95 8.34 1.00 0.98 9404.64\| \| 3: 3.8095 - 3.3339 1331 149 0.93 11.59 1.02 1.02 10860.25\| \| 4: 3.3339 - 3.0318 1320 137 0.91 14.57 1.01 0.98 11329.46\| \| 5: 3.0318 - 2.8160 1308 150 0.89 17.43 1.00 0.97 9608.03\| \| 6: 2.8160 - 2.6509 1302 145 0.88 17.92 0.98 0.96 8264.19\| \| 7: 2.6509 - 2.5188 1294 149 0.90 16.65 0.99 0.96 6949.76\| \| 8: 2.5188 - 2.4096 1305 139 0.90 16.55 0.99 0.96 6346.61\| \| 9: 2.4096 - 2.3172 1293 147 0.89 17.25 0.99 0.93 5641.81\| \| 10: 2.3172 - 2.2375 1273 140 0.89 17.52 0.99 0.95 5242.64\| \| 11: 2.2375 - 2.1677 1290 145 0.89 17.00 0.98 0.94 4730.66\| \| 12: 2.1677 - 2.1059 1279 138 0.90 16.42 1.00 0.99 4317.50\| \| 13: 2.1059 - 2.0506 1259 139 0.89 17.15 0.98 0.97 3647.18\| \| 14: 2.0506 - 2.0007 617 72 0.91 15.41 0.96 0.92 2891.59\| \|alpha: min = 0.92 max = 1.02 mean = 0.96\| \|beta: min = 2891.59 max = 11329.46 mean = 7128.19\| \|figures of merit: min = 0.00 max = 1.00 mean = 0.91\| \|phase err.(work): min = 0.00 max = 89.99 mean = 15.17\| \|phase err.(test): min = 0.00 max = 89.51 mean = 14.55\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ====================== bulk solvent modeling and scaling ====================== \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.1188 r_free= 0.1660 ksol= 0.32 Bsol= 71.20 scale= 0.993 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.32,-0.38,0.72,-0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= -0.33 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.18 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.203597 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ----------X-ray data---------- \|--(resolution: 2.00 - 15.07 A; n_refl. = 19589)------------------------------\| \| \| \| r_work= 0.1188 r_free= 0.1660 ksol= 0.32 Bsol= 71.20 scale= 0.993 \| \| \| \| overall anisotropic scale matrix (Cartesian basis; B11,B22,B33,B12,B13,B23):\| \| (-1.32,-0.38,0.72,-0.00,0.00,0.00); trace/3= -0.33 \| \| \| \| maximum likelihood estimate for coordinate error: 0.18 A \| \| x-ray target function (ml) for work reflections: 5.203597 \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \| Bin Resolution Compl. No. Refl. R-factors Targets \| \|number range work test work test work test\| \| 1: 15.0739 - 4.7741 0.99 1406 157 0.1008 0.1340 5.4102 5.5948\| \| 2: 4.7741 - 3.8095 0.99 1353 152 0.0848 0.1049 5.4376 5.6258\| \| 3: 3.8095 - 3.3339 0.99 1331 149 0.1078 0.1538 5.492 5.8649\| \| 4: 3.3339 - 3.0318 0.99 1320 137 0.1283 0.1722 5.4993 5.6536\| \| 5: 3.0318 - 2.8160 0.99 1308 150 0.1449 0.1809 5.4042 5.5884\| \| 6: 2.8160 - 2.6509 0.98 1302 145 0.1361 0.2197 5.291 5.5651\| \| 7: 2.6509 - 2.5188 0.99 1294 149 0.1379 0.1752 5.2401 5.389\| \| 8: 2.5188 - 2.4096 0.98 1305 139 0.1262 0.1779 5.1536 5.3906\| \| 9: 2.4096 - 2.3172 0.98 1293 147 0.1290 0.1947 5.1033 5.4112\| \| 10: 2.3172 - 2.2375 0.98 1273 140 0.1255 0.1757 5.0475 5.1957\| \| 11: 2.2375 - 2.1677 0.99 1290 145 0.1239 0.1889 4.9846 5.3114\| \| 12: 2.1677 - 2.1059 0.98 1279 138 0.1195 0.1901 4.9198 5.2456\| \| 13: 2.1059 - 2.0506 0.97 1259 139 0.1196 0.1722 4.8304 5.027\| \| 14: 2.0506 - 2.0007 0.48 617 72 0.1073 0.1867 4.7241 5.0182\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|R-free likelihood based estimates for figures of merit, absolute phase error,\| \|and distribution parameters alpha and beta (Acta Cryst. (1995). A51, 880-887)\| \| \| \| Bin Resolution No. Refl. FOM Phase Scale Alpha Beta \| \| # range work test error factor \| \| 1: 15.0739 - 4.7741 1406 157 0.94 9.68 0.96 0.93 7757.94\| \| 2: 4.7741 - 3.8095 1353 152 0.95 8.31 1.00 0.99 9313.41\| \| 3: 3.8095 - 3.3339 1331 149 0.93 11.51 1.02 1.02 10770.35\| \| 4: 3.3339 - 3.0318 1320 137 0.91 14.58 1.01 0.98 11352.58\| \| 5: 3.0318 - 2.8160 1308 150 0.89 17.45 1.00 0.97 9638.69\| \| 6: 2.8160 - 2.6509 1302 145 0.88 17.95 0.98 0.96 8287.83\| \| 7: 2.6509 - 2.5188 1294 149 0.90 16.67 0.99 0.96 6965.50\| \| 8: 2.5188 - 2.4096 1305 139 0.90 16.56 0.99 0.96 6358.59\| \| 9: 2.4096 - 2.3172 1293 147 0.89 17.27 0.99 0.93 5651.79\| \| 10: 2.3172 - 2.2375 1273 140 0.89 17.54 0.99 0.95 5249.89\| \| 11: 2.2375 - 2.1677 1290 145 0.89 17.01 0.98 0.94 4735.36\| \| 12: 2.1677 - 2.1059 1279 138 0.90 16.42 1.00 1.00 4319.14\| \| 13: 2.1059 - 2.0506 1259 139 0.89 17.14 0.98 0.97 3643.42\| \| 14: 2.0506 - 2.0007 617 72 0.91 15.39 0.96 0.92 2885.13\| \|alpha: min = 0.92 max = 1.02 mean = 0.96\| \|beta: min = 2885.13 max = 11352.58 mean = 7120.24\| \|figures of merit: min = 0.00 max = 1.00 mean = 0.91\| \|phase err.(work): min = 0.00 max = 89.92 mean = 15.17\| \|phase err.(test): min = 0.00 max = 89.76 mean = 14.55\| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| \|-ADP statistics (Wilson B = 12.311)------------------------------------------\| \| Atom \| Number of \| Isotropic or equivalent\| Anisotropy lmin/max \| \| type \|iso aniso \| min max mean \| min max mean \| \| - - - - \|- - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - - -\| - - - - - - - - - - \| \| all : 2823 0 0.00 106.75 16.58 None None None \| \| all(noH): 2823 0 0.00 106.75 16.58 None None None \| \| Sol. : 438 0 1.98 106.75 41.99 None None None \| \| Mac. : 2385 0 0.00 101.12 11.92 None None None \| \| Hyd. : 0 0 None None None None None None \| \| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \| \| Distribution of isotropic (or equivalent) ADP for non-H atoms: \| \| Bin# value range #atoms \| Bin# value range #atoms \| \| 0: 0.003 - 10.677: 1402 \| 5: 53.375 - 64.050: 71 \| \| 1: 10.677 - 21.352: 861 \| 6: 64.050 - 74.724: 47 \| \| 2: 21.352 - 32.026: 193 \| 7: 74.724 - 85.399: 18 \| \| 3: 32.026 - 42.701: 118 \| 8: 85.399 - 96.073: 8 \| \| 4: 42.701 - 53.375: 99 \| 9: 96.073 - 106.747: 6 \| \| =>continue=> \| \|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\| ========== residual map mFobs-DFmodel: highest peaks and deepst holes ========= ----------peaks---------- Number of peaks found at mFobs-DFmodel map (map cutoff=3.00 sigma)= 319 Filter by distance & map next to the model: mapped sites are within: 0.525 - 5.704 number of sites selected in [dist_min= 0.70, dist_max= 6.00]: 314 from: 319 mapped sites are within: 0.726 - 5.704 peak= 6.383 closest distance to " O HOH Z 210 " = 1.374 peak= 5.409 closest distance to " O HOH Z 113 " = 2.010 peak= 5.372 closest distance to " CB GLN A 223 " = 1.470 peak= 5.178 closest distance to " CB SER A 63 " = 1.160 peak= 5.115 closest distance to " CG PRO A 54 " = 1.398 peak= 4.923 closest distance to " O HOH Z 49 " = 1.234 peak= 4.725 closest distance to " CB ARG A 190 " = 1.745 peak= 4.700 closest distance to " CB GLN A 183 " = 1.266 peak= 4.668 closest distance to " CD2 TRP A 179 " = 1.274 peak= 4.606 closest distance to " CG PRO A 90 " = 1.316 peak= 4.597 closest distance to " O PRO A 198 " = 1.563 peak= 4.562 closest distance to " CZ PHE A 218 " = 1.162 peak= 4.535 closest distance to " CA ALA A 51 " = 0.952 peak= 4.486 closest distance to " O HOH Z 369 " = 2.141 peak= 4.359 closest distance to " O HOH Z 43 " = 1.987 peak= 4.337 closest distance to " CD LYS A 166 " = 1.371 peak= 4.320 closest distance to " CB ARG A 275 " = 0.901 peak= 4.293 closest distance to " CG PRO A 213 " = 1.212 peak= 4.266 closest distance to " O HOH Z 234 " = 3.850 peak= 4.253 closest distance to " CA TYR A 30 " = 0.907 peak= 4.181 closest distance to " CB GLU A 152 " = 1.149 peak= 4.171 closest distance to " O HOH Z 403 " = 1.700 peak= 4.156 closest distance to " O HOH Z 232 " = 2.360 peak= 4.154 closest distance to " O HOH Z 298 " = 1.913 peak= 4.116 closest distance to " O HOH Z 214 " = 1.386 peak= 4.110 closest distance to " O HOH Z 368 " = 2.222 peak= 4.110 closest distance to " CG PRO A 198 " = 1.152 peak= 4.102 closest distance to " O HOH Z 402 " = 1.623 peak= 4.101 closest distance to " CZ3 TRP A 266 " = 1.099 peak= 4.089 closest distance to " O HOH Z 346 " = 1.527 peak= 4.087 closest distance to " CD ARG A 269 " = 1.023 peak= 4.071 closest distance to " CB VAL A 202 " = 1.501 peak= 4.070 closest distance to " CB PRO A 54 " = 0.912 peak= 4.057 closest distance to " CZ PHE A 38 " = 1.232 peak= 4.054 closest distance to " O SER A 87 " = 2.263 peak= 4.035 closest distance to " O HOH Z 189 " = 2.845 peak= 4.010 closest distance to " O HOH Z 362 " = 3.369 peak= 4.009 closest distance to " O HOH Z 44 " = 2.247 peak= 3.999 closest distance to " CB TRP A 266 " = 1.051 peak= 3.998 closest distance to " O HOH Z 423 " = 1.852 peak= 3.989 closest distance to " O HOH Z 412 " = 3.644 peak= 3.989 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 187 " = 1.546 peak= 3.983 closest distance to " CG ARG A 66 " = 2.636 peak= 3.976 closest distance to " CA ARG A 36 " = 1.079 peak= 3.970 closest distance to " O HOH Z 134 " = 1.501 peak= 3.969 closest distance to " CB GLU A 128 " = 1.122 peak= 3.965 closest distance to " CB GLU A 277 " = 3.823 peak= 3.956 closest distance to " CB TYR A 169 " = 0.819 peak= 3.954 closest distance to " CA ARG A 195 " = 1.193 peak= 3.952 closest distance to " CB ASN A 39 " = 0.904 peak= 3.944 closest distance to " O ALA A 165 " = 1.329 peak= 3.911 closest distance to " NE2 GLN A 77 " = 3.293 peak= 3.909 closest distance to " O HOH Z 425 " = 1.424 peak= 3.908 closest distance to " O HOH Z 248 " = 1.551 peak= 3.899 closest distance to " CG PRO A 243 " = 1.086 peak= 3.892 closest distance to " O HOH Z 40 " = 1.857 peak= 3.890 closest distance to " O HOH Z 21 " = 1.786 peak= 3.881 closest distance to " O HOH Z 285 " = 2.551 peak= 3.865 closest distance to " CA ALA A 295 " = 1.076 peak= 3.856 closest distance to " CA ALA A 160 " = 0.942 peak= 3.835 closest distance to " CB TRP A 179 " = 1.366 peak= 3.833 closest distance to " O HOH Z 316 " = 3.066 peak= 3.830 closest distance to " O HOH Z 258 " = 2.073 peak= 3.829 closest distance to " O HOH Z 15 " = 2.280 peak= 3.820 closest distance to " NE2 GLN A 11 " = 1.156 peak= 3.805 closest distance to " O HOH Z 406 " = 1.646 peak= 3.803 closest distance to " O HOH Z 261 " = 2.123 peak= 3.800 closest distance to " O HOH Z 357 " = 2.180 peak= 3.793 closest distance to " NH1AARG A 145 " = 1.382 peak= 3.776 closest distance to " O HOH Z 265 " = 2.098 peak= 3.769 closest distance to " CG GLN A 11 " = 1.264 peak= 3.760 closest distance to " O HOH Z 336 " = 1.931 peak= 3.760 closest distance to " CA ILE A 106 " = 0.821 peak= 3.756 closest distance to " O HOH Z 48 " = 1.851 peak= 3.742 closest distance to " O HOH Z 251 " = 1.585 peak= 3.735 closest distance to " O HOH Z 433 " = 1.503 peak= 3.734 closest distance to " O HOH Z 128 " = 2.193 peak= 3.730 closest distance to " CB ARG A 79 " = 1.122 peak= 3.730 closest distance to " OG BSER A 164 " = 2.276 peak= 3.727 closest distance to " O HOH Z 63 " = 1.980 peak= 3.722 closest distance to " CB GLU A 46 " = 1.005 peak= 3.710 closest distance to " O ASN A 74 " = 1.625 peak= 3.700 closest distance to " O HOH Z 97 " = 2.053 peak= 3.699 closest distance to " CB ASP A 140 " = 0.953 peak= 3.698 closest distance to " O HOH Z 280 " = 2.997 peak= 3.694 closest distance to " O HOH Z 287 " = 1.887 peak= 3.681 closest distance to " CD PRO A 54 " = 0.977 peak= 3.673 closest distance to " N CYS A 260 " = 0.798 peak= 3.667 closest distance to " O HOH Z 19 " = 1.731 peak= 3.658 closest distance to " O HOH Z 427 " = 3.089 peak= 3.657 closest distance to " CB ASP A 124 " = 0.755 peak= 3.649 closest distance to " O HOH Z 214 " = 2.194 peak= 3.646 closest distance to " CB PRO A 90 " = 1.200 peak= 3.642 closest distance to " CG1 VAL A 153 " = 1.068 peak= 3.641 closest distance to " CG1 ILE A 33 " = 1.207 peak= 3.638 closest distance to " CB ASN A 285 " = 0.950 peak= 3.636 closest distance to " O HOH Z 176 " = 1.569 peak= 3.634 closest distance to " OH TYR A 116 " = 1.188 peak= 3.633 closest distance to " OD1 ASN A 217 " = 1.721 peak= 3.628 closest distance to " N ASN A 39 " = 1.311 peak= 3.625 closest distance to " CA GLU A 46 " = 0.880 peak= 3.623 closest distance to " O HOH Z 59 " = 2.379 peak= 3.622 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 249 " = 0.945 peak= 3.618 closest distance to " CB SER A 62 " = 0.858 peak= 3.617 closest distance to " O HOH Z 133 " = 2.859 peak= 3.615 closest distance to " OD1 ASN A 69 " = 2.444 peak= 3.611 closest distance to " CD1 LEU A 96 " = 0.797 peak= 3.611 closest distance to " CB ASN A 148 " = 1.444 peak= 3.608 closest distance to " CB ASN A 142 " = 1.111 peak= 3.607 closest distance to " O HOH Z 142 " = 1.589 peak= 3.605 closest distance to " O HOH Z 30 " = 1.119 peak= 3.599 closest distance to " CA SER A 87 " = 1.060 peak= 3.598 closest distance to " CG2BVAL A 41 " = 0.890 peak= 3.591 closest distance to " CB ASN A 187 " = 1.191 peak= 3.590 closest distance to " O HOH Z 80 " = 1.943 peak= 3.587 closest distance to " O HOH Z 389 " = 2.008 peak= 3.586 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 55 " = 1.551 peak= 3.586 closest distance to " CB ALA A 291 " = 1.140 peak= 3.585 closest distance to " CB LEU A 83 " = 0.841 peak= 3.581 closest distance to " CB THR A 52 " = 0.867 peak= 3.580 closest distance to " O HOH Z 156 " = 2.690 peak= 3.579 closest distance to " O HOH Z 294 " = 1.513 peak= 3.578 closest distance to " O ALA A 158 " = 1.099 peak= 3.576 closest distance to " CG2AVAL A 72 " = 1.903 peak= 3.575 closest distance to " O HOH Z 78 " = 1.634 peak= 3.571 closest distance to " O HOH Z 193 " = 1.850 peak= 3.570 closest distance to " O BHOH Z 338 " = 2.118 peak= 3.566 closest distance to " CA GLU A 152 " = 0.895 peak= 3.562 closest distance to " O HOH Z 359 " = 1.603 peak= 3.559 closest distance to " CA PRO A 54 " = 1.146 peak= 3.557 closest distance to " CG2 VAL A 197 " = 1.158 peak= 3.555 closest distance to " CD2 LEU A 297 " = 0.962 peak= 3.552 closest distance to " O HOH Z 126 " = 1.550 peak= 3.549 closest distance to " O HOH Z 203 " = 1.840 peak= 3.548 closest distance to " O HOH Z 174 " = 2.336 peak= 3.548 closest distance to " NZ LYS A 117 " = 2.948 peak= 3.547 closest distance to " O HOH Z 147 " = 1.733 peak= 3.541 closest distance to " O HOH Z 374 " = 2.992 peak= 3.540 closest distance to " CB GLN A 88 " = 1.127 peak= 3.540 closest distance to " CA ASP A 162 " = 1.069 peak= 3.538 closest distance to " O HOH Z 325 " = 2.214 peak= 3.536 closest distance to " NH2 ARG A 156 " = 1.184 peak= 3.532 closest distance to " NZ LYS A 48 " = 1.383 peak= 3.532 closest distance to " CB VAL A 265 " = 1.220 peak= 3.531 closest distance to " O HOH Z 303 " = 2.371 peak= 3.531 closest distance to " O HOH Z 383 " = 2.177 peak= 3.531 closest distance to " O HOH Z 130 " = 2.237 peak= 3.530 closest distance to " CD1 LEU A 300 " = 1.126 peak= 3.529 closest distance to " O PRO A 213 " = 1.548 peak= 3.515 closest distance to " O HOH Z 250 " = 1.499 peak= 3.515 closest distance to " O HOH Z 345 " = 1.692 peak= 3.512 closest distance to " O HOH Z 40 " = 2.137 peak= 3.506 closest distance to " CA TYR A 116 " = 1.315 peak= 3.502 closest distance to " O HOH Z 20 " = 1.559 peak= 3.496 closest distance to " CG ARG A 138 " = 1.207 peak= 3.492 closest distance to " O HOH Z 126 " = 2.018 peak= 3.490 closest distance to " CB ALA A 9 " = 1.652 peak= 3.487 closest distance to " O HOH Z 403 " = 2.202 peak= 3.477 closest distance to " O HOH Z 291 " = 1.419 peak= 3.475 closest distance to " CB PHE A 204 " = 0.829 peak= 3.467 closest distance to " CG GLU A 37 " = 0.959 peak= 3.465 closest distance to " O HOH Z 299 " = 4.465 peak= 3.463 closest distance to " CG MET A 185 " = 1.117 peak= 3.460 closest distance to " N HIS A 108 " = 1.906 peak= 3.458 closest distance to " CA ALA A 21 " = 1.319 peak= 3.457 closest distance to " CA ALA A 100 " = 0.867 peak= 3.455 closest distance to " OG BSER A 134 " = 2.892 peak= 3.455 closest distance to " O HOH Z 298 " = 2.374 peak= 3.454 closest distance to " O HOH Z 422 " = 2.608 peak= 3.450 closest distance to " NH2AARG A 275 " = 3.341 peak= 3.447 closest distance to " O HOH Z 285 " = 1.844 peak= 3.445 closest distance to " O HOH Z 271 " = 2.635 peak= 3.445 closest distance to " CE LYS A 76 " = 0.812 peak= 3.440 closest distance to " O HOH Z 435 " = 2.889 peak= 3.437 closest distance to " OG SER A 245 " = 1.646 peak= 3.437 closest distance to " O HOH Z 180 " = 2.198 peak= 3.436 closest distance to " CG GLN A 58 " = 0.959 peak= 3.434 closest distance to " O HOH Z 394 " = 1.609 peak= 3.424 closest distance to " O HOH Z 418 " = 1.385 peak= 3.424 closest distance to " O HOH Z 393 " = 3.257 peak= 3.414 closest distance to " NH2BARG A 145 " = 2.117 peak= 3.412 closest distance to " O HOH Z 196 " = 1.198 peak= 3.409 closest distance to " O HOH Z 417 " = 3.152 peak= 3.406 closest distance to " O HOH Z 411 " = 1.652 peak= 3.404 closest distance to " O HOH Z 185 " = 1.733 peak= 3.402 closest distance to " O HOH Z 353 " = 2.761 peak= 3.401 closest distance to " CG LEU A 167 " = 1.091 peak= 3.395 closest distance to " CG2 ILE A 120 " = 1.178 peak= 3.394 closest distance to " O TYR A 116 " = 1.383 peak= 3.391 closest distance to " CG2 ILE A 20 " = 1.391 peak= 3.391 closest distance to " CG2 THR A 221 " = 1.072 peak= 3.389 closest distance to " OD2 ASP A 298 " = 3.918 peak= 3.386 closest distance to " CB SER A 141 " = 1.056 peak= 3.386 closest distance to " O HOH Z 365 " = 2.722 peak= 3.379 closest distance to " CA ALA A 154 " = 1.001 peak= 3.376 closest distance to " O HOH Z 244 " = 1.717 peak= 3.367 closest distance to " CB GLU A 37 " = 0.879 peak= 3.358 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 11 " = 2.144 peak= 3.358 closest distance to " N ARG A 156 " = 1.557 peak= 3.355 closest distance to " O HOH Z 286 " = 2.205 peak= 3.354 closest distance to " CA ASN A 217 " = 1.365 peak= 3.354 closest distance to " CB LEU A 228 " = 1.072 peak= 3.345 closest distance to " CB TRP A 150 " = 1.486 peak= 3.344 closest distance to " O HOH Z 65 " = 1.038 peak= 3.342 closest distance to " OG SER A 22 " = 2.771 peak= 3.336 closest distance to " OG SER A 276 " = 1.487 peak= 3.336 closest distance to " CA SER A 32 " = 1.639 peak= 3.335 closest distance to " OG SER A 28 " = 1.543 peak= 3.332 closest distance to " CB PRO A 198 " = 1.068 peak= 3.331 closest distance to " CB TYR A 116 " = 1.145 peak= 3.330 closest distance to " O ASP A 124 " = 1.336 peak= 3.326 closest distance to " CB ALA A 1 " = 5.046 peak= 3.324 closest distance to " O THR A 220 " = 1.147 peak= 3.315 closest distance to " CA ASP A 124 " = 0.844 peak= 3.312 closest distance to " O HOH Z 132 " = 2.828 peak= 3.310 closest distance to " CB MET A 40 " = 0.969 peak= 3.308 closest distance to " O HOH Z 150 " = 1.480 peak= 3.303 closest distance to " O HOH Z 162 " = 1.643 peak= 3.297 closest distance to " O HOH Z 327 " = 1.706 peak= 3.295 closest distance to " O HOH Z 193 " = 2.161 peak= 3.293 closest distance to " O HOH Z 361 " = 2.673 peak= 3.287 closest distance to " N ILE A 33 " = 0.996 peak= 3.280 closest distance to " O HOH Z 47 " = 2.573 peak= 3.278 closest distance to " CD2 TYR A 186 " = 1.015 peak= 3.276 closest distance to " O HOH Z 394 " = 3.906 peak= 3.276 closest distance to " CB SER A 3 " = 1.554 peak= 3.275 closest distance to " CD1 ILE A 199 " = 1.196 peak= 3.268 closest distance to " O HOH Z 44 " = 1.757 peak= 3.268 closest distance to " CA MET A 105 " = 1.046 peak= 3.266 closest distance to " OG SER A 135 " = 1.298 peak= 3.266 closest distance to " O HOH Z 88 " = 1.607 peak= 3.265 closest distance to " CB ALA A 248 " = 1.244 peak= 3.263 closest distance to " O THR A 251 " = 1.107 peak= 3.263 closest distance to " N TYR A 116 " = 1.568 peak= 3.262 closest distance to " O HOH Z 355 " = 1.736 peak= 3.261 closest distance to " CA GLY A 267 " = 0.925 peak= 3.259 closest distance to " CE3 TRP A 150 " = 1.113 peak= 3.254 closest distance to " O HOH Z 146 " = 2.145 peak= 3.247 closest distance to " CG1 ILE A 20 " = 1.273 peak= 3.247 closest distance to " CA THR A 264 " = 0.838 peak= 3.239 closest distance to " CA ALA A 233 " = 1.797 peak= 3.238 closest distance to " O HOH Z 371 " = 2.778 peak= 3.238 closest distance to " O HOH Z 158 " = 3.079 peak= 3.237 closest distance to " O ASP A 200 " = 1.696 peak= 3.237 closest distance to " O HOH Z 250 " = 1.344 peak= 3.236 closest distance to " O HOH Z 313 " = 1.834 peak= 3.233 closest distance to " O HOH Z 125 " = 3.844 peak= 3.231 closest distance to " CB ASP A 298 " = 1.149 peak= 3.228 closest distance to " O ASN A 209 " = 1.187 peak= 3.226 closest distance to " O HOH Z 88 " = 3.291 peak= 3.217 closest distance to " CD ARG A 159 " = 0.850 peak= 3.216 closest distance to " CA SER A 12 " = 1.554 peak= 3.214 closest distance to " CA VAL A 125 " = 1.267 peak= 3.213 closest distance to " O HOH Z 61 " = 1.582 peak= 3.212 closest distance to " CA GLY A 196 " = 1.026 peak= 3.206 closest distance to " O LEU A 228 " = 1.843 peak= 3.202 closest distance to " O HOH Z 380 " = 1.824 peak= 3.202 closest distance to " CG LYS A 76 " = 1.091 peak= 3.200 closest distance to " CG2 ILE A 234 " = 1.139 peak= 3.196 closest distance to " CB ASN A 215 " = 1.201 peak= 3.192 closest distance to " CZ3 TRP A 85 " = 0.920 peak= 3.191 closest distance to " O HOH Z 141 " = 1.681 peak= 3.191 closest distance to " O ALA A 242 " = 1.413 peak= 3.182 closest distance to " NE2 GLN A 58 " = 4.705 peak= 3.180 closest distance to " CB MET A 47 " = 0.923 peak= 3.179 closest distance to " CB PRO A 243 " = 1.555 peak= 3.177 closest distance to " O HOH Z 199 " = 1.693 peak= 3.176 closest distance to " CA ASN A 249 " = 1.458 peak= 3.176 closest distance to " CG ARG A 219 " = 1.174 peak= 3.170 closest distance to " CG MET A 185 " = 1.073 peak= 3.170 closest distance to " O HOH Z 54 " = 1.246 peak= 3.167 closest distance to " CG2BVAL A 121 " = 0.831 peak= 3.166 closest distance to " O HOH Z 78 " = 1.960 peak= 3.159 closest distance to " CE1 HIS A 108 " = 1.120 peak= 3.157 closest distance to " CD2 LEU A 297 " = 0.920 peak= 3.157 closest distance to " NE2 HIS A 207 " = 1.067 peak= 3.156 closest distance to " CB TYR A 247 " = 0.988 peak= 3.150 closest distance to " O HOH Z 381 " = 1.890 peak= 3.146 closest distance to " O HOH Z 1 " = 2.687 peak= 3.145 closest distance to " CA ARG A 156 " = 1.107 peak= 3.139 closest distance to " CE1 PHE A 218 " = 1.215 peak= 3.137 closest distance to " O HOH Z 109 " = 2.658 peak= 3.136 closest distance to " CA GLY A 98 " = 1.113 peak= 3.135 closest distance to " CB ALA A 248 " = 0.981 peak= 3.134 closest distance to " O HOH Z 305 " = 3.716 peak= 3.134 closest distance to " CD PRO A 213 " = 1.393 peak= 3.131 closest distance to " O HOH Z 102 " = 1.257 peak= 3.130 closest distance to " O HOH Z 116 " = 2.896 peak= 3.122 closest distance to " O HOH Z 245 " = 1.313 peak= 3.122 closest distance to " O HOH Z 183 " = 1.567 peak= 3.121 closest distance to " N SER A 164 " = 1.047 peak= 3.120 closest distance to " CB ALA A 242 " = 0.899 peak= 3.118 closest distance to " CB ALA A 100 " = 1.327 peak= 3.116 closest distance to " CB LYS A 117 " = 1.151 peak= 3.112 closest distance to " CB SER A 97 " = 1.296 peak= 3.110 closest distance to " O HOH Z 90 " = 2.209 peak= 3.109 closest distance to " O HOH Z 173 " = 2.195 peak= 3.107 closest distance to " O HOH Z 420 " = 5.704 peak= 3.106 closest distance to " NE2 GLN A 58 " = 3.617 peak= 3.105 closest distance to " CA ASP A 191 " = 0.967 peak= 3.105 closest distance to " CA GLN A 223 " = 0.846 peak= 3.104 closest distance to " N GLU A 44 " = 2.293 peak= 3.104 closest distance to " CB ASN A 127 " = 0.895 peak= 3.104 closest distance to " O THR A 182 " = 1.478 peak= 3.095 closest distance to " NE AARG A 275 " = 1.275 peak= 3.088 closest distance to " CA VAL A 41 " = 0.879 peak= 3.075 closest distance to " O HOH Z 327 " = 2.138 peak= 3.073 closest distance to " O HOH Z 357 " = 2.560 peak= 3.068 closest distance to " O HOH Z 213 " = 1.973 peak= 3.067 closest distance to " NH1 ARG A 269 " = 0.726 peak= 3.050 closest distance to " O HOH Z 53 " = 1.642 peak= 3.046 closest distance to " O HOH Z 90 " = 1.897 peak= 3.038 closest distance to " CB SER A 62 " = 0.825 peak= 3.031 closest distance to " CB ASP A 253 " = 1.000 ----------holes---------- Number of peaks found at mFobs-DFmodel map (map cutoff=3.00 sigma)= 218 Filter by distance & map next to the model: mapped sites are within: 0.727 - 5.894 number of sites selected in [dist_min= 0.70, dist_max= 6.00]: 217 from: 218 mapped sites are within: 0.727 - 5.894 peak= -4.601 closest distance to " O HOH Z 266 " = 5.538 peak= -4.578 closest distance to " O HOH Z 5 " = 1.646 peak= -4.550 closest distance to " CB PRO A 243 " = 2.738 peak= -4.524 closest distance to " CG1 VAL A 250 " = 2.733 peak= -4.511 closest distance to " CD GLN A 58 " = 0.923 peak= -4.347 closest distance to " CG1 VAL A 112 " = 2.587 peak= -4.276 closest distance to " CD GLN A 223 " = 1.344 peak= -4.245 closest distance to " CG2 ILE A 49 " = 2.820 peak= -4.209 closest distance to " CD ARG A 14 " = 3.421 peak= -4.144 closest distance to " O PRO A 198 " = 1.352 peak= -4.111 closest distance to " O HOH Z 166 " = 1.612 peak= -4.103 closest distance to " CE2 PHE A 61 " = 2.659 peak= -4.086 closest distance to " OXT GLY A 302 " = 2.998 peak= -4.080 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 88 " = 1.007 peak= -4.065 closest distance to " CD ARG A 156 " = 2.181 peak= -4.061 closest distance to " CG ARG A 269 " = 2.311 peak= -4.044 closest distance to " O VAL A 67 " = 2.752 peak= -4.041 closest distance to " CD1 LEU A 101 " = 2.405 peak= -4.016 closest distance to " CD1 PHE A 59 " = 2.093 peak= -3.950 closest distance to " CG2 ILE A 20 " = 3.016 peak= -3.944 closest distance to " O HOH Z 283 " = 2.202 peak= -3.939 closest distance to " O HOH Z 211 " = 1.315 peak= -3.936 closest distance to " CH2 TRP A 179 " = 1.227 peak= -3.933 closest distance to " CD GLN A 88 " = 0.920 peak= -3.910 closest distance to " CA ASP A 298 " = 1.077 peak= -3.896 closest distance to " O SER A 210 " = 1.892 peak= -3.884 closest distance to " CD2 TYR A 293 " = 1.935 peak= -3.851 closest distance to " O HOH Z 196 " = 2.317 peak= -3.832 closest distance to " CB ALA A 10 " = 2.218 peak= -3.822 closest distance to " C HIS A 108 " = 1.071 peak= -3.816 closest distance to " N ALA A 43 " = 2.780 peak= -3.811 closest distance to " O HOH Z 185 " = 2.495 peak= -3.803 closest distance to " O HOH Z 128 " = 2.754 peak= -3.785 closest distance to " O HOH Z 210 " = 0.818 peak= -3.780 closest distance to " CE2 TYR A 30 " = 2.703 peak= -3.771 closest distance to " O HOH Z 377 " = 2.019 peak= -3.768 closest distance to " O HOH Z 348 " = 2.337 peak= -3.768 closest distance to " O HOH Z 290 " = 1.068 peak= -3.752 closest distance to " OG SER A 97 " = 2.269 peak= -3.738 closest distance to " O HOH Z 231 " = 2.419 peak= -3.735 closest distance to " O HOH Z 234 " = 4.408 peak= -3.735 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 45 " = 2.008 peak= -3.729 closest distance to " O HOH Z 150 " = 1.012 peak= -3.722 closest distance to " NE2 GLN A 223 " = 1.150 peak= -3.697 closest distance to " O ALA A 34 " = 2.519 peak= -3.691 closest distance to " CG GLN A 11 " = 1.489 peak= -3.672 closest distance to " O HOH Z 394 " = 1.598 peak= -3.672 closest distance to " O HOH Z 374 " = 1.990 peak= -3.669 closest distance to " CD1 LEU A 25 " = 2.515 peak= -3.663 closest distance to " CG GLN A 103 " = 2.490 peak= -3.662 closest distance to " O HOH Z 149 " = 2.063 peak= -3.648 closest distance to " O HOH Z 171 " = 2.319 peak= -3.647 closest distance to " OD1 ASN A 148 " = 1.451 peak= -3.641 closest distance to " ND2BASN A 224 " = 1.864 peak= -3.624 closest distance to " CZ TYR A 169 " = 1.851 peak= -3.614 closest distance to " CB ALA A 291 " = 2.410 peak= -3.608 closest distance to " O ALA A 10 " = 1.730 peak= -3.596 closest distance to " C ASN A 285 " = 2.394 peak= -3.593 closest distance to " O HOH Z 366 " = 1.687 peak= -3.578 closest distance to " CG GLU A 53 " = 1.563 peak= -3.576 closest distance to " CG2 ILE A 263 " = 2.311 peak= -3.569 closest distance to " O HOH Z 37 " = 1.918 peak= -3.566 closest distance to " CG ASP A 132 " = 2.395 peak= -3.563 closest distance to " O HOH Z 351 " = 1.636 peak= -3.551 closest distance to " O SER A 276 " = 1.753 peak= -3.544 closest distance to " O PHE A 218 " = 1.512 peak= -3.539 closest distance to " CB PHE A 16 " = 2.471 peak= -3.535 closest distance to " O ILE A 109 " = 2.646 peak= -3.532 closest distance to " C SER A 206 " = 1.479 peak= -3.530 closest distance to " O HOH Z 240 " = 3.970 peak= -3.528 closest distance to " CE3 TRP A 150 " = 2.298 peak= -3.522 closest distance to " CG1 VAL A 78 " = 2.664 peak= -3.517 closest distance to " CG GLN A 58 " = 1.256 peak= -3.513 closest distance to " O HOH Z 71 " = 2.372 peak= -3.512 closest distance to " O HOH Z 13 " = 1.939 peak= -3.503 closest distance to " CG2AVAL A 41 " = 2.868 peak= -3.499 closest distance to " O HOH Z 252 " = 3.682 peak= -3.498 closest distance to " O HOH Z 418 " = 1.202 peak= -3.491 closest distance to " CA GLY A 241 " = 2.383 peak= -3.484 closest distance to " O HOH Z 264 " = 1.714 peak= -3.482 closest distance to " O HOH Z 407 " = 1.182 peak= -3.476 closest distance to " CA GLY A 241 " = 3.245 peak= -3.467 closest distance to " N THR A 52 " = 1.721 peak= -3.465 closest distance to " O HOH Z 106 " = 1.983 peak= -3.465 closest distance to " CG PRO A 243 " = 1.698 peak= -3.464 closest distance to " CG2 VAL A 189 " = 2.209 peak= -3.460 closest distance to " O PRO A 163 " = 2.028 peak= -3.448 closest distance to " CB TRP A 85 " = 2.513 peak= -3.447 closest distance to " O HOH Z 197 " = 1.957 peak= -3.438 closest distance to " CG MET A 105 " = 1.022 peak= -3.429 closest distance to " CB ALA A 43 " = 2.591 peak= -3.421 closest distance to " O HOH Z 52 " = 1.645 peak= -3.419 closest distance to " O HOH Z 193 " = 1.411 peak= -3.415 closest distance to " O HOH Z 200 " = 1.289 peak= -3.413 closest distance to " O HOH Z 216 " = 1.087 peak= -3.408 closest distance to " O HOH Z 154 " = 1.406 peak= -3.406 closest distance to " CD LYS A 289 " = 2.360 peak= -3.403 closest distance to " NE ARG A 66 " = 4.388 peak= -3.403 closest distance to " NH2 ARG A 79 " = 2.117 peak= -3.402 closest distance to " OH TYR A 247 " = 2.195 peak= -3.402 closest distance to " O HOH Z 407 " = 3.542 peak= -3.398 closest distance to " O HOH Z 150 " = 1.955 peak= -3.398 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 249 " = 2.190 peak= -3.397 closest distance to " CZ PHE A 38 " = 2.460 peak= -3.393 closest distance to " CD2 PHE A 61 " = 2.103 peak= -3.389 closest distance to " OD1 ASP A 171 " = 1.639 peak= -3.386 closest distance to " CG2BVAL A 41 " = 1.611 peak= -3.382 closest distance to " O HOH Z 210 " = 1.319 peak= -3.381 closest distance to " O HOH Z 236 " = 1.586 peak= -3.380 closest distance to " CB ALA A 248 " = 2.266 peak= -3.379 closest distance to " NH2 ARG A 79 " = 1.600 peak= -3.378 closest distance to " NE2 GLN A 103 " = 1.818 peak= -3.376 closest distance to " CH2 TRP A 150 " = 1.177 peak= -3.376 closest distance to " O HOH Z 136 " = 2.237 peak= -3.376 closest distance to " O HOH Z 165 " = 1.993 peak= -3.368 closest distance to " O HOH Z 123 " = 2.467 peak= -3.367 closest distance to " OG BSER A 210 " = 1.499 peak= -3.367 closest distance to " N SER A 276 " = 1.563 peak= -3.366 closest distance to " CD1 ILE A 151 " = 2.478 peak= -3.365 closest distance to " CB PHE A 192 " = 2.003 peak= -3.365 closest distance to " O VAL A 189 " = 1.851 peak= -3.360 closest distance to " O HOH Z 6 " = 1.346 peak= -3.360 closest distance to " C THR A 279 " = 1.088 peak= -3.346 closest distance to " O HOH Z 102 " = 1.593 peak= -3.336 closest distance to " CD2 LEU A 300 " = 2.740 peak= -3.336 closest distance to " CZ TYR A 68 " = 1.145 peak= -3.328 closest distance to " CG2 THR A 182 " = 2.360 peak= -3.325 closest distance to " CA SER A 62 " = 2.537 peak= -3.317 closest distance to " O HOH Z 40 " = 3.004 peak= -3.317 closest distance to " O HOH Z 198 " = 1.684 peak= -3.314 closest distance to " CD PRO A 243 " = 2.021 peak= -3.311 closest distance to " CZ3 TRP A 274 " = 2.464 peak= -3.311 closest distance to " O HOH Z 65 " = 0.727 peak= -3.311 closest distance to " CD ARG A 79 " = 1.245 peak= -3.306 closest distance to " OG SER A 273 " = 2.245 peak= -3.304 closest distance to " O HOH Z 196 " = 1.934 peak= -3.300 closest distance to " CD1 ILE A 109 " = 2.921 peak= -3.297 closest distance to " CE BMET A 47 " = 1.897 peak= -3.294 closest distance to " O VAL A 189 " = 2.648 peak= -3.294 closest distance to " O HOH Z 78 " = 1.862 peak= -3.292 closest distance to " N THR A 157 " = 1.668 peak= -3.290 closest distance to " O HOH Z 422 " = 1.437 peak= -3.286 closest distance to " O HOH Z 287 " = 1.928 peak= -3.282 closest distance to " O SER A 271 " = 2.037 peak= -3.281 closest distance to " O HOH Z 109 " = 3.739 peak= -3.280 closest distance to " C LEU A 143 " = 1.150 peak= -3.279 closest distance to " O HOH Z 60 " = 1.843 peak= -3.277 closest distance to " O ALA A 1 " = 2.020 peak= -3.271 closest distance to " O HOH Z 377 " = 1.194 peak= -3.267 closest distance to " NH2 ARG A 159 " = 2.402 peak= -3.266 closest distance to " O TYR A 186 " = 1.828 peak= -3.266 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 187 " = 1.639 peak= -3.264 closest distance to " CD ARG A 139 " = 1.542 peak= -3.262 closest distance to " C VAL A 265 " = 0.836 peak= -3.259 closest distance to " O HOH Z 114 " = 1.377 peak= -3.258 closest distance to " O HOH Z 56 " = 1.566 peak= -3.255 closest distance to " O HOH Z 111 " = 1.789 peak= -3.254 closest distance to " O HOH Z 396 " = 2.103 peak= -3.253 closest distance to " NH1 ARG A 195 " = 1.027 peak= -3.253 closest distance to " O HOH Z 156 " = 3.568 peak= -3.244 closest distance to " O GLY A 17 " = 1.205 peak= -3.244 closest distance to " OG BSER A 134 " = 1.343 peak= -3.243 closest distance to " O HOH Z 371 " = 1.518 peak= -3.242 closest distance to " O SER A 3 " = 1.155 peak= -3.241 closest distance to " C ALA A 158 " = 1.666 peak= -3.240 closest distance to " OD1 ASP A 191 " = 1.508 peak= -3.233 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 88 " = 0.866 peak= -3.225 closest distance to " O ALA A 34 " = 2.079 peak= -3.213 closest distance to " O HOH Z 174 " = 2.292 peak= -3.209 closest distance to " O HOH Z 378 " = 1.172 peak= -3.202 closest distance to " O HOH Z 275 " = 1.546 peak= -3.202 closest distance to " CG LEU A 83 " = 2.084 peak= -3.200 closest distance to " O HOH Z 191 " = 5.894 peak= -3.200 closest distance to " O HOH Z 259 " = 2.090 peak= -3.199 closest distance to " CG PHE A 283 " = 2.654 peak= -3.188 closest distance to " CB PRO A 163 " = 2.596 peak= -3.187 closest distance to " O HOH Z 40 " = 2.448 peak= -3.187 closest distance to " CB HIS A 86 " = 1.151 peak= -3.184 closest distance to " CD1 ILE A 263 " = 1.965 peak= -3.183 closest distance to " O HOH Z 351 " = 1.466 peak= -3.173 closest distance to " CD GLN A 88 " = 0.911 peak= -3.172 closest distance to " CG1 VAL A 112 " = 2.777 peak= -3.171 closest distance to " OD2 ASP A 171 " = 1.907 peak= -3.167 closest distance to " OD2 ASP A 171 " = 2.472 peak= -3.166 closest distance to " OD2 ASP A 270 " = 1.150 peak= -3.163 closest distance to " ND2 ASN A 45 " = 1.170 peak= -3.161 closest distance to " O HOH Z 177 " = 1.972 peak= -3.160 closest distance to " O HOH Z 372 " = 2.495 peak= -3.160 closest distance to " O HOH Z 426 " = 1.612 peak= -3.153 closest distance to " N ARG A 275 " = 1.715 peak= -3.153 closest distance to " O ASP A 171 " = 1.055 peak= -3.152 closest distance to " CE MET A 93 " = 1.643 peak= -3.150 closest distance to " CD ARG A 139 " = 1.030 peak= -3.148 closest distance to " O HOH Z 150 " = 1.704 peak= -3.146 closest distance to " OG BSER A 134 " = 2.007 peak= -3.139 closest distance to " O HOH Z 340 " = 1.687 peak= -3.136 closest distance to " N ALA A 226 " = 2.021 peak= -3.132 closest distance to " OG BSER A 210 " = 2.243 peak= -3.131 closest distance to " OG SER A 26 " = 1.305 peak= -3.130 closest distance to " O HOH Z 19 " = 2.222 peak= -3.129 closest distance to " CE3 TRP A 70 " = 1.836 peak= -3.127 closest distance to " O HOH Z 409 " = 4.785 peak= -3.126 closest distance to " O HOH Z 19 " = 0.859 peak= -3.125 closest distance to " OE1 GLN A 183 " = 1.655 peak= -3.125 closest distance to " O GLY A 80 " = 2.712 peak= -3.123 closest distance to " CA GLY A 241 " = 2.886 peak= -3.121 closest distance to " CA VAL A 197 " = 0.943 peak= -3.115 closest distance to " CG TRP A 266 " = 1.872 peak= -3.100 closest distance to " CG1AVAL A 41 " = 2.679 peak= -3.092 closest distance to " O TRP A 92 " = 1.974 peak= -3.091 closest distance to " O HOH Z 285 " = 1.575 peak= -3.073 closest distance to " CG ASP A 231 " = 0.820 peak= -3.068 closest distance to " O HOH Z 135 " = 1.712 peak= -3.061 closest distance to " CZ PHE A 38 " = 1.988 peak= -3.042 closest distance to " C GLY A 262 " = 2.135 peak= -3.040 closest distance to " CD2 LEU A 237 " = 2.900 peak= -3.009 closest distance to " O HOH Z 145 " = 2.957 ================= overall refinement statistics: step by step ================= **************** REFINEMENT STATISTICS STEP BY STEP **************** leading digit, like 1_, means number of macro-cycle 0 : statistics at the very beginning when nothing is done yet 1_bss: bulk solvent correction and/or (anisotropic) scaling 1_xyz: refinement of coordinates 1_adp: refinement of ADPs (Atomic Displacement Parameters) 1_occ: refinement of individual occupancies ------------------------------------------------------------------------ R-factors, x-ray target values and norm of gradient of x-ray target stage r-work r-free xray_target_w xray_target_t 0 : 0.4476 0.4400 6.259371e+00 6.237550e+00 1_bss: 0.4362 0.4284 6.249633e+00 6.225361e+00 1_xyz: 0.3322 0.3555 6.048059e+00 6.098423e+00 1_adp: 0.3030 0.3711 6.000439e+00 6.119744e+00 1_occ: 0.3027 0.3709 5.999845e+00 6.119957e+00 2_bss: 0.3009 0.3682 5.998867e+00 6.119609e+00 2_xyz: 0.2409 0.2959 5.804575e+00 5.960194e+00 2_adp: 0.2312 0.2828 5.773398e+00 5.925409e+00 2_occ: 0.2310 0.2829 5.773266e+00 5.926175e+00 3_bss: 0.2312 0.2829 5.773530e+00 5.925829e+00 3_xyz: 0.1706 0.2146 5.496356e+00 5.686352e+00 3_adp: 0.1510 0.2040 5.410925e+00 5.631066e+00 3_occ: 0.1509 0.2039 5.410325e+00 5.630156e+00 4_bss: 0.1511 0.2039 5.411533e+00 5.630073e+00 4_xyz: 0.1307 0.1822 5.290475e+00 5.525323e+00 4_adp: 0.1260 0.1761 5.254000e+00 5.488819e+00 4_occ: 0.1259 0.1761 5.253546e+00 5.488269e+00 5_bss: 0.1261 0.1758 5.254150e+00 5.487703e+00 5_xyz: 0.1197 0.1696 5.214617e+00 5.455579e+00 5_adp: 0.1190 0.1660 5.204325e+00 5.440124e+00 5_occ: 0.1188 0.1660 5.203810e+00 5.439888e+00 5_bss: 0.1188 0.1660 5.203597e+00 5.439669e+00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stage k_sol b_sol b11 b22 b33 b12 b13 b23 0 : 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_bss: 0.298 50.000 -3.719 3.820 3.153 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_xyz: 0.298 50.000 -3.719 3.820 3.153 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_adp: 0.298 50.000 -3.719 3.820 3.153 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_occ: 0.298 50.000 -3.719 3.820 3.153 0.000 0.000 0.000 2_bss: 0.314 64.864 -1.956 1.860 1.524 0.000 0.000 0.000 2_xyz: 0.314 64.864 -1.956 1.860 1.524 0.000 0.000 0.000 2_adp: 0.314 64.864 -1.956 1.860 1.524 0.000 0.000 0.000 2_occ: 0.314 64.864 -1.956 1.860 1.524 0.000 0.000 0.000 3_bss: 0.326 74.747 -1.684 0.915 0.757 0.000 0.000 0.000 3_xyz: 0.326 74.747 -1.684 0.915 0.757 0.000 0.000 0.000 3_adp: 0.326 74.747 -1.684 0.915 0.757 0.000 0.000 0.000 3_occ: 0.326 74.747 -1.684 0.915 0.757 0.000 0.000 0.000 4_bss: 0.339 88.095 -1.763 -0.111 0.414 -0.000 0.000 0.000 4_xyz: 0.339 88.095 -1.763 -0.111 0.414 -0.000 0.000 0.000 4_adp: 0.339 88.095 -1.763 -0.111 0.414 -0.000 0.000 0.000 4_occ: 0.339 88.095 -1.763 -0.111 0.414 -0.000 0.000 0.000 5_bss: 0.334 81.245 -1.449 -0.331 0.617 -0.000 0.000 0.000 5_xyz: 0.334 81.245 -1.449 -0.331 0.617 -0.000 0.000 0.000 5_adp: 0.334 81.245 -1.449 -0.331 0.617 -0.000 0.000 0.000 5_occ: 0.334 81.245 -1.449 -0.331 0.617 -0.000 0.000 0.000 5_bss: 0.325 71.203 -1.325 -0.381 0.715 -0.000 0.000 0.000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stage <pher> fom alpha beta 0 : 52.141 0.4940 0.6349 58963.302 1_bss: 50.769 0.5099 0.6821 55717.073 1_xyz: 39.485 0.6487 0.8431 36241.281 1_adp: 40.920 0.6310 0.8184 38757.612 1_occ: 40.925 0.6309 0.8180 38772.573 2_bss: 40.463 0.6367 0.8130 38430.217 2_xyz: 31.190 0.7441 0.9215 23821.479 2_adp: 29.234 0.7666 0.9243 21758.423 2_occ: 29.257 0.7664 0.9238 21786.252 3_bss: 29.158 0.7676 0.9104 21745.767 3_xyz: 21.124 0.8502 0.9769 11841.531 3_adp: 19.614 0.8650 0.9723 10533.101 3_occ: 19.595 0.8651 0.9725 10514.103 4_bss: 19.553 0.8656 0.9573 10502.816 4_xyz: 17.115 0.8882 0.9673 8381.772 4_adp: 16.246 0.8962 0.9593 7885.056 4_occ: 16.233 0.8963 0.9593 7879.060 5_bss: 16.236 0.8963 0.9630 7884.513 5_xyz: 15.468 0.9030 0.9683 7316.881 5_adp: 15.120 0.9061 0.9627 7134.241 5_occ: 15.111 0.9061 0.9627 7127.032 5_bss: 15.109 0.9062 0.9649 7119.066 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stage angl bond chir dihe plan repu geom_target 0 : 1.822 0.010 0.101 15.968 0.009 4.115 1.6682e-01 1_bss: 1.822 0.010 0.101 15.968 0.009 4.115 1.6682e-01 1_xyz: 1.545 0.011 0.094 15.506 0.006 4.113 1.1708e-01 1_adp: 1.545 0.011 0.094 15.506 0.006 4.113 1.1708e-01 1_occ: 1.545 0.011 0.094 15.506 0.006 4.113 1.1708e-01 2_bss: 1.545 0.011 0.094 15.506 0.006 4.113 1.1708e-01 2_xyz: 1.162 0.008 0.079 14.491 0.004 4.131 7.1800e-02 2_adp: 1.162 0.008 0.079 14.491 0.004 4.131 7.1800e-02 2_occ: 1.162 0.008 0.079 14.491 0.004 4.131 7.1800e-02 3_bss: 1.162 0.008 0.079 14.491 0.004 4.131 7.1800e-02 3_xyz: 1.177 0.010 0.080 14.897 0.004 4.133 7.9927e-02 3_adp: 1.177 0.010 0.080 14.897 0.004 4.133 7.9927e-02 3_occ: 1.177 0.010 0.080 14.897 0.004 4.133 7.9927e-02 4_bss: 1.177 0.010 0.080 14.897 0.004 4.133 7.9927e-02 4_xyz: 1.136 0.010 0.083 14.724 0.004 4.114 7.5524e-02 4_adp: 1.136 0.010 0.083 14.724 0.004 4.114 7.5524e-02 4_occ: 1.136 0.010 0.083 14.724 0.004 4.114 7.5524e-02 5_bss: 1.136 0.010 0.083 14.724 0.004 4.114 7.5524e-02 5_xyz: 1.121 0.010 0.082 14.657 0.004 4.115 7.4619e-02 5_adp: 1.121 0.010 0.082 14.657 0.004 4.115 7.4619e-02 5_occ: 1.121 0.010 0.082 14.657 0.004 4.115 7.4619e-02 5_bss: 1.121 0.010 0.082 14.657 0.004 4.115 7.4619e-02 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Maximal deviations: stage angl bond chir dihe plan repu \|grad\| 0 : 9.874 0.070 0.314 85.889 0.055 1.637 2.4443e-01 1_bss: 9.874 0.070 0.314 85.889 0.055 1.637 2.4443e-01 1_xyz: 9.153 0.064 0.395 84.572 0.047 2.018 1.0075e-01 1_adp: 9.153 0.064 0.395 84.572 0.047 2.018 1.0075e-01 1_occ: 9.153 0.064 0.395 84.572 0.047 2.018 1.0075e-01 2_bss: 9.153 0.064 0.395 84.572 0.047 2.018 1.0075e-01 2_xyz: 7.200 0.047 0.252 82.353 0.030 2.284 8.1053e-02 2_adp: 7.200 0.047 0.252 82.353 0.030 2.284 8.1053e-02 2_occ: 7.200 0.047 0.252 82.353 0.030 2.284 8.1053e-02 3_bss: 7.200 0.047 0.252 82.353 0.030 2.284 8.1053e-02 3_xyz: 7.463 0.062 0.264 81.829 0.040 2.174 7.8362e-02 3_adp: 7.463 0.062 0.264 81.829 0.040 2.174 7.8362e-02 3_occ: 7.463 0.062 0.264 81.829 0.040 2.174 7.8362e-02 4_bss: 7.463 0.062 0.264 81.829 0.040 2.174 7.8362e-02 4_xyz: 8.202 0.050 0.273 83.715 0.049 2.336 6.9061e-02 4_adp: 8.202 0.050 0.273 83.715 0.049 2.336 6.9061e-02 4_occ: 8.202 0.050 0.273 83.715 0.049 2.336 6.9061e-02 5_bss: 8.202 0.050 0.273 83.715 0.049 2.336 6.9061e-02 5_xyz: 8.412 0.051 0.297 81.865 0.041 2.337 4.9578e-02 5_adp: 8.412 0.051 0.297 81.865 0.041 2.337 4.9578e-02 5_occ: 8.412 0.051 0.297 81.865 0.041 2.337 4.9578e-02 5_bss: 8.412 0.051 0.297 81.865 0.041 2.337 4.9578e-02 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ \|-----overall-----\|---macromolecule----\|------solvent-------\| stage b_max b_min b_ave b_max b_min b_ave b_max b_min b_ave 0 : 63.06 5.09 16.02 49.51 5.09 12.19 63.06 6.19 36.87 1_bss: 63.06 5.09 16.02 49.51 5.09 12.19 63.06 6.19 36.87 1_xyz: 63.06 5.09 16.02 49.51 5.09 12.19 63.06 6.19 36.87 1_adp: 111.08 0.00 18.32 85.34 0.00 14.51 111.08 0.00 39.06 1_occ: 111.08 0.00 18.32 85.34 0.00 14.51 111.08 0.00 39.06 2_bss: 111.08 0.00 18.32 85.34 0.00 14.51 111.08 0.00 39.06 2_xyz: 111.08 0.00 18.32 85.34 0.00 14.51 111.08 0.00 39.06 2_adp: 110.54 0.00 17.65 83.13 0.00 13.78 110.54 1.03 38.73 2_occ: 110.54 0.00 17.65 83.13 0.00 13.78 110.54 1.03 38.73 3_bss: 110.54 0.00 17.65 83.13 0.00 13.78 110.54 1.03 38.73 3_xyz: 110.54 0.00 17.65 83.13 0.00 13.78 110.54 1.03 38.73 3_adp: 111.86 0.00 18.13 101.66 0.00 13.00 111.86 3.86 46.05 3_occ: 111.86 0.00 18.13 101.66 0.00 13.00 111.86 3.86 46.05 4_bss: 111.86 0.00 18.13 101.66 0.00 13.00 111.86 3.86 46.05 4_xyz: 111.86 0.00 18.13 101.66 0.00 13.00 111.86 3.86 46.05 4_adp: 110.20 0.00 17.41 106.00 0.00 12.34 110.20 4.51 45.03 4_occ: 110.20 0.00 17.41 106.00 0.00 12.34 110.20 4.51 45.03 5_bss: 110.20 0.00 17.41 106.00 0.00 12.34 110.20 4.51 45.03 5_xyz: 110.20 0.00 17.41 106.00 0.00 12.34 110.20 4.51 45.03 5_adp: 106.74 0.00 16.58 101.11 0.00 11.91 106.74 1.97 41.99 5_occ: 106.74 0.00 16.58 101.11 0.00 11.91 106.74 1.97 41.99 5_bss: 106.75 0.00 16.58 101.12 0.00 11.92 106.75 1.98 41.99 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stage Deviation of refined model from start model max min mean 0 : 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_bss: 0.000 0.000 0.000 1_xyz: 1.758 0.012 0.359 1_adp: 1.758 0.012 0.359 1_occ: 1.758 0.012 0.359 2_bss: 1.758 0.012 0.359 2_xyz: 1.322 0.037 0.480 2_adp: 1.322 0.037 0.480 2_occ: 1.322 0.037 0.480 3_bss: 1.322 0.037 0.480 3_xyz: 1.348 0.088 0.658 3_adp: 1.348 0.088 0.658 3_occ: 1.348 0.088 0.658 4_bss: 1.348 0.088 0.658 4_xyz: 1.367 0.056 0.714 4_adp: 1.367 0.056 0.714 4_occ: 1.367 0.056 0.714 5_bss: 1.367 0.056 0.714 5_xyz: 1.302 0.096 0.739 5_adp: 1.302 0.096 0.739 5_occ: 1.302 0.096 0.739 5_bss: 1.302 0.096 0.739 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ CPU time actual refinement: 333.68 ============================== Exporting results ============================== Writing refined structure to PDB file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/noshake/run_713/model_refine_001.pdb n_use = 2823 n_use_u_iso = 2823 n_use_u_aniso = 0 n_grad_site = 0 n_grad_u_iso = 0 n_grad_u_aniso = 0 n_grad_occupancy = 106 n_grad_fp = 0 n_grad_fdp = 0 n_anisotropic_flag = 0 total number of scatterers = 2823 Writing 2mFobs-DFmodel XPLOR map to file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/noshake/run_713/model_refine_001_2mFobs-DFmodel.map Writing mFobs-DFmodel XPLOR map to file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/noshake/run_713/model_refine_001_mFobs-DFmodel.map Writing map coefficients to MTZ file: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/noshake/run_713/model_refine_001_map_coeffs.mtz Writing default parameters for subsequent refinement: /net/cci-filer1/vol1/tmp/phzwart/tassos/noshake/run_713/model_refine_002.def =============================== Detailed timings ============================== Pure refinement (no I/O, processing, etc)= 333.54 Macro-tasks: bulk solvent and scale = 49.76 individual site refinement = 128.35 weights calculation = 29.72 collect and process = 6.53 model show statistics = 0.12 TOTAL for macro-tasks = 214.48 Micro-tasks: mask = 2.32 f_calc = 101.77 alpha_beta = 8.53 target = 1.18 gradients_wrt_atomic_parameters = 109.73 fmodel = 8.04 r_factors = 0.26 phase_errors = 10.35 foms = 0.25 TOTAL for micro-tasks = 242.43 NUMBER OF MASK CALCS= 5 Time per interpreted Python bytecode instruction: 4.784 micro seconds Total CPU time: 5.79 minutes from_scatterers_fft: 630 calls, 101.39 s gradients_fft: 575 calls, 97.04 s =========================== phenix.refine: finished =========================== # Date 2008-01-16 Time 05:29:24 PST -0800 (1200490164.62 s) Start R-work = 0.4476, R-free = 0.4400 (no bulk solvent and anisotropic scale) Final R-work = 0.1361, R-free = 0.1811 (no bulk solvent and anisotropic scale) Start R-work = 0.4362, R-free = 0.4284 Final R-work = 0.1188, R-free = 0.1660	en
markdown	210383	# Presentation: 210383 ## Collaboration Tools for the Global Accelerator Network (GAN) Workshop Deb Agarwal (_[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])_) and Gary Olson ([email protected]) Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory ## Global Accelerator Network - Collaborative operation of a linear collider - Collaboration extends beyond commissioning phase - Possibly a control room in each participating country. Each room taking a shift - Experts on particular equipment might be located remotely ## GAN Process - ICFA Report - Cornell Workshop - Examples of current efforts to provide remote access - Discussion of controls, tools, and communication - Outcome - Report - This workshop - Study realistic scenarios - Concentrate on collaboration tools - Outcome – report and presentation at Shelter Island - Shelter Island Workshop ## Participants - Deb Agarwal - LBNL - Host - Paul Avery - University of Florida - Nathan Bos - University of Michigan - George Chin - PNNL - Terry Disz - ANL - Hans Frese - DESY - Ray Helmke - Cornell University (Wilson Lab) - Wolfgang Krechlok - DESY - Stu Loken - LBNL - Gary Olson - University of Michigan - Judy Olson - University of Michigan - Marcia Perry - LBNL - Todd Satogata - BNL - Mike Stanek - SLAC - Bill Turner - LBNL ## Agenda 8:30am - 9:00am Continental breakfast in meeting room (Bldg 71 - Room 264) 9:00am - 9:30am Welcome: Gary Olson and Deb Agarwal - Introductions - GAN plans - Purpose of the meeting 9:30am - 9:45am Overview of User Centered Design of Collaboration Technologies: Judy Olson 9:45 - 10:30 GAN Scenarios - Stu Loken (session coordinator) - Remote beam emittance measurements for TTF - Ray Helmke (10-15 min) - TTF - Wolfgang Krechlok/Hans Frese (10-15 min) - BNL: RHIC, SNS, LHC - Todd Satogata (10-15 min) 10:30 - 10:40 Break 10:40 - 11:10 GAN Scenarios Continued - SLAC - Mike Stanek (10-15 min) - LHC - Bill Turner (10-15 min) ## Agenda (cont) 11:10 - 12:10 Overview of Collaboration Technologies - Judy Olson (session coordinator) Overview of the whole range of technologies: Gary Olson (10-15 min) Access Grid and workstation docking: Terry Disz (10-15 min) Data analysis tools and electronic notebooks: George Chin (10-15 min) Colaborative computing/Grid technologies/Security: Deb Agarwal (10-15 min) 12:10pm - 1pm Lunch (provided in meeting room)1:00 - 3:00 Facilitated session to flesh out GAN scenarios - Gary Olson (session coordinator)extract details of the work involved in the operation of an accelerator, followed by an analysis of which technologies would support each phase/task. If appropriate, we may break into subgroups (e.g. Accelerator Physicists, Operations (including shift handoff), and Control) or we may do this in plenary. 3:00 - 3:15 Break ## Agenda 3:15 - 4:30 Develop coordinated strawman proposal for GAN - Deb Agarwal (session coordinator), Gary Olson (documentation)4:30 - 5:00 Wrap up, conclusions.6:00 - 8:00 Hosted dinner at Beckett's in downtown Berkeley (on Shattuck) Beckett's Restaurant is located at 2601 Shattuck Avenue, between Kittredge and Bancroft. From Hotel Shattuck, cross over to the other side of Shattuck Avenue, and head south (right) for one-and-one-half blocks. Our reservation is held under the group name GAN - Berkeley Lab.	en
all-txt-docs	085695	<DOC> [DOCID: f:la9788.wais] CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY December 9, 1998 LAKE 97-88-D FEDERAL MINE SAFETY AND HEALTH REVIEW COMMISSION OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES 2 SKYLINE, 10th FLOOR 5203 LEESBURG PIKE FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA 22041 December 9, 1998 SECRETARY OF LABOR, : DISCRIMINATION PROCEEDING MINE SAFETY AND HEALTH : ADMINISTRATION (MSHA), : Docket No. LAKE 97-88-D On behalf of DANNY W. BROWN, : Complainant : VINC CD 96-03 v. : : Rend Lake CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY, : Respondent : : SECRETARY OF LABOR, : DISCRIMINATION PROCEEDING MINE SAFETY AND HEALTH : ADMINISTRATION (MSHA), : Docket No. LAKE 97-99-D On behalf of DAVID R. GULLEY,: Complainant : VINC CD 96-03 v. : : Rend Lake CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY, : Respondent : DECISION Appearances: Gay F. Chase, Esq., Christine Kassak, Esq., Office of the Solicitor, U.S. Department of Labor, Chicago, Illinois for Complainants; David J. Hardy, Esq., Julia K. Shreve, Esq., Jackson & Kelly, Charleston, West Virginia for Respondent. Before: Judge Barbour These cases are before me upon complaints of discrimination brought by the Secretary of Labor ("Secretary") on behalf of Danny W. Brown and David R. Gulley under section 105(c)(2) of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977 (30 U.S.C 815(c)(2)) (the "Mine Act" or "Act"). The complaints allege that Consolidation Coal Company ("Consol") violated section 105(c) of the Act when it deprived Brown and Gulley of their section 103(f) (30 U.S.C. 813 (f)) rights to accompany a federal coal mine inspector. Consol denied the allegations, and the complaints were consolidated for hearing and decision. Following a trial at Mt. Vernon, Illinois, counsels filed helpful briefs and statements of position. STIPULATIONS At the commencement of the hearing, the parties stipulated as follows: 1. The . . . Commission has jurisdiction over [the] proceeding. 2. The Rend Lake [M]ine is a bituminous coal mine located in or near Sesser, Illinois. 3. The Rend Lake [M]ine is owned and operate by [Consol]. 4. [Consol] and its Rend Lake [M]ine are subject to the jurisdiction of the . . . [Act]. 5. [Consol's] Rend Lake facility . . . is a facility that processes coal and which affects commerce within . . . [s]ections 3(b), 3(h) and 4 of the [Act]. 6. The Rend Lake [M]ine produced in excess of three million tons of bituminous coal in 1966. 7. [Consol] produced in excess of ten million tons of bituminous coal at all of its mines in 1996. 8. At all times relevant, Joseph Wetzel was the superintendent of the . . . mine. 9. At all times relevant, Richard Harris was the assistant superintendent at the . . . mine. 10. At all times relevant, Mickey Samples was the general mine foreman at the . . . mine. 11. At all times relevant, Dean Parsons was the assistant mine foreman at the . . . mine. 12. At all times relevant, L.A. Smith was supervisor-safety at the . . . mine. 13. At all times relevant, Dennis Bacon was safety inspector at the . . . mine. 14. At all times relevant, Tim Martin was foreman at the . . . mine. 15. At all times relevant, Terry Crisp was shift foreman, C-turn, at the . . . mine. 16. The miners working at the . . . mine are represented by the United Mine Workers of America ["UMWA"]. 17. The Nason [P]ortal of the . . . mine was open[ed] on July 6, 1996. 18. Danny Brown was employed by [Consol] as an underground mechanic assigned to the Sesser [P]ortal of the . . . mine on July 19, 1996, and is a "miner" as defined by the Act. 19. Brown began his employment at the . . . mine on February 2, 1976. 20. On July 19, 1996, Mine Safety and Health [Administration] ["MSHA"] Inspector James Britton presented himself at the Nason Portal to conduct an inspection of the underground mine workings. 21. On or about July 30, 1996 . . . Brown filed a timely complaint of discrimination with MSHA. 22. David Gulley was employed by [Consol] as a shuttle car operator assigned to the Nason [P]ortal of the . . . mine on July 25, 1996, and is a miner as defined by the Act. 23. Gulley began his employment at the . . . mine on February 14, 1974. 24. On July 26, 1996, [MSHA] Inspector James Britton presented himself at the Nason [P]ortal to make an inspection of the underground mine workings. 25. On or about July 30, 1996 . . . Gulley filed a timely complaint of discrimination with MSHA. 26. Citation [No.] 30339498 was issued on October 1, 1996, for a violation of section 103(f) of the Act which occurred on July 25, 1996.[1] 27. Citation [No.] 3039498 was not contested nor was a formal hearing requested and the assessed penalty was paid. 28. Exhibit C is a certified copy of R- 33-Assessed Violation History Report - summarized by mine for the Rend Lake [M]ine for the period October 1, 1994 to September 30, 1996 (Tr. 12-15; see Joint Exh. 1). SUMMARY OF THE RELEVANT FACTS Each complaint arises out of incidents that occurred shortly after the opening of the Nason Portal, the second portal at the mine. Each complaint involves a situation where an MSHA inspector arrived at one portal and the representative of miners (the "walkaround") was at the other portal. As a result, the representative was required to travel from one portal to the other to join the inspector. To understand the resulting controversies, it is helpful to understand the geographic layout of the mine. Also, it is helpful to understand the way in which miners' representatives were chosen at the mine. The Nason Portal is located on the east side of the mine, and the Sesser Portal is located on the west side (Tr. 76). The surface distance between the two portals is approximately thirteen miles. The underground distance is approximately four and one half miles. Travel time between the two portals is between 20 to 25 minutes, whether travel is undertaken on the surface or underground (Tr. 583-584, 602, 736). For many years the mine had a single portal, and all miners, inspectors, and management personnel entered the mine at the Sesser Portal. After the Nason Portal opened, both portals were used to enter the mine (Tr. 46). During July 1996, there were three crews (or "turns") working in the mine, the A, B, and C turns. Each turn worked a shift, and the work force for each turn was sometimes split. Some miners were assigned to enter the mine at Sesser and some were assigned to enter at Nason. Although most miners worked on the side of the mine they entered, there were miners whose work assignments required them to travel from one side of the mine to the other (Tr. 46-47). At the mine, the miners selected union safety committeemen for each turn (Tr. 42). The committeemen for A, B, and C turns were respectively Melvin Filkins, Tommie Sweeten, and Danny Brown (Tr. 285; Gov. Exh. 5). In most instances it was the committeemen who acted as the walkarounds and accompanied the inspectors. However, there also were alternate representatives of miners (Tr. 284). The alternates usually were selected by the committeemen (Tr. 282, 373, 560-561). The alternates served as the walkarounds if the safety committeemen were not available to accompany the inspectors (Tr. 281-282). The alternates were named on a list that was posted at the mine. Mine management was aware of the list (Gov. Exh. 5; Tr. 284-285). There were eight or nine alternates for each turn (Tr. 373). The alternates were selected the same way before and after the Nason Portal opened (Tr. 374). There were times when the alternates could not accompany the inspectors, and at those times the committeemen might ask an unlisted miner to act as the walkaround. INCIDENTS RELATED TO BROWN Danny Brown, an underground miner and union member, worked as a mechanic at Sesser Portal (Tr. 39-40). Brown was appointed the safety committeeman for the C turn in 1995 (Tr. 42). As the safety committeeman for C turn, his duties included representing C turn miners on safety issues and accompanying inspectors during their inspections of the mine (Tr. 43). Shortly after his appointment, Brown was introduced as the C turn safety committeeman to the mine's then safety director and to several other management representatives, including Wetzel, the superintendent. (Tr. 42-43). As the opening of the Nason Portal approached, the miners discussed what to do with regard to the walkarounds if the inspector came to a portal other than the one where the walkaround was working. Brown described how the miners decided to handle the problem: [W]e . . . approached management before the opening of the portal. These were informal meetings between myself, Dennis Bacon [the company safety inspector], [and] L.A. Smith [management's safety supervisor]. . . .[There were] [s]everal meetings [and] we explained to . . . them . . . [i]f there w[ere] two inspectors, wherever the safety committeeman was assigned, he would stay at that portal. If there was only one inspector, no matter where he was at . . . the safety representative would accompany the inspector. We would travel from one portal to the other if there was only one inspector present (Tr. 50-51). Brown maintained that the miners "did not want to create a problem for the company[,]" that the miners' representatives were "not going to pick and choose where we want[ed] to go[,]" but that the miners sought to make clear to the company that when there was one inspector at the mine, it was the safety committeeman who was the miners first choice to accompany the inspector (Tr. 51). Melvin Filkins, who had been a union safety committeeman at the mine for fourteen or fifteen years, agreed that the "primary walkaround representative for the miners" was the safety committeeman, and that this was true both before and after the Nason Portal opened (Tr. 373-374). Filkins concurred with Brown that the miners discussed with management, including Smith, what would be done after the Nason Portal opened. He claimed that Smith was told if the inspector came to one portal and the walkaround was working at the other portal, the miners' representative would travel to join the inspector (Tr. 375-376, 379-380). During the day shift of July 18, 1996, Brown was working at Sesser when he was advised an MSHA inspector was at Nason and was preparing to conduct an inspection. Brown asked Smith if he could use Smith's scooter to travel to Nason. According to Brown, Smith had "no problem," but Smith advised Brown that before he left he had better check with another management person (Tr. 55). Therefore, Brown went to the assistant mine superintendent, Rick Harris, and told him there was a federal inspector at the Nason Portal, and that he needed to travel to that portal. Harris asked Brown if someone else could take care of the situation. Brown stated that he, Brown, was the representative of miners, that this kind of a situation had been discussed previously with mine management, and that he should be the one to travel with the inspector. Brown claimed that Harris told him to go underground and find a ride (Tr. 55). Brown went back to Smith and told Smith about the conversation with Harris. Brown also asked Smith to call Dennis Bacon, the company safety escort at Nason, and tell Bacon that he, Brown, was on his way to the portal. Smith gave Brown the keys to the scooter, and Brown drove to Nason (Tr. 56). Once there, he went to the portal office where he met Bacon and Jane Hamby, a C turn miner who sometimes acted as an alternate walkaround if the primary representative could not go with the inspector (Tr. 56, 59). Brown felt Bacon was surprised to see him.[2] Brown felt Bacon was upset because he was there. Brown testified that several times Bacon said, "This is not right. This is not right. You should not be here"(Tr. 57). Brown replied, "[W]e've talked about this in the past. We told you how we were going to handle it. Why are you so upset?" (Id.). Brown testified that Bacon said to him "I just want you to know for every action there is a reaction" (Id.). After this discussion Hamby went underground to her regular job, and the inspector and Brown began the inspection (Tr. 60). The following day, Brown again was working at Sesser when an inspector arrived at Nason. Brown asked Smith if he could use Smith's scooter to go to Nason. According to Brown, Smith replied he did not care but that Brown should talk to Wetzel, the mine superintendent, or to the assistant mine foreman, Dean Parsons, because there was "some sort of a problem" (Tr. 60). Parsons appeared and Brown asked him whether in fact there was a problem. Parsons responded he was not sure, but that he would ask Wetzel (Tr. 61). Parsons left and spoke with Wetzel, who told him to tell Brown to go to his regular job assignment, because there was already a walkaround at Nason (Tr. 725-726, 729). When Parsons returned, he told Brown he could not go to Nason. Brown asked if Parsons was denying him the right to accompany an inspector, and Parsons replied "Somebody else will have to handle it" (Id.). (According to Scott Stella, an alternate walkaround, who was with Brown when Brown spoke with Parsons, Parsons also told Brown "You can't go" (Tr. 252).) Brown then went underground to work at his assigned job, a job that incidentally required him to travel to Nason (Tr. 62, 252). Wetzel agreed that on July 19, Brown asked for transportation and permission to travel to Nason to accompany the inspector. However, as Wetzel recalled, he learned about Brown's request when Rick Harris telephoned him, and asked whether Brown was allowed to go. Harris told him that Jane Hamby, an alternate walkaround representative, was at Nason. According to Wetzel, he denied the request "Because there was already a designated walkaround at the Nason [P]ortal" and he "thought that the request was unreasonable" (Tr. 562). Wetzel stated he did not want "to do all the switching around [of personnel]" that would be necessary to accommodate Brown's request (Id.). Wetzel maintained that Hamby already had advised management that she was going to travel with the inspector (Tr. 563-564). Wetzel told Parsons to tell Brown to go to work (Tr. 563). Therefore, Hamby, not Brown, accompanied the inspector on July 19 (Tr. 564). After telling Parsons to deny Brown's request, Wetzel spoke with Gerald Kowzan, Consol's supervisor for human resources. Wetzel asked Kowzan if his decision to deny Brown permission to travel to Nason was correct. Kowzan advised Wetzel to let Brown travel to Nason "[b]ecause Brown was a safety committeeman" (Tr. 572). Kowzan's advice was based on a conversation he had with Elizabeth Chamberlin, a Consol attorney. Wetzel and Kowzan had telephoned Ms. Chamberlin to discuss the situation (Tr. 572). According to Kowzan, Chamberlin said there could not be two walkarounds, that management should find out "who is actually declaring themselves [sic] to be the designated walk-around . . . and if one person steps forward and says . . . `I am that person,' then . . . to look into . . . is it reasonable for that person to travel" (Tr. 807). Shortly thereafter, Wetzel orally instructed management personnel that in the future Brown should be given transportation to go to the Nason to accompany the inspector (Tr. 573-575). However, Wetzel maintained that allowing Brown to travel to Nason contrasted with the practice at other two-portal mines operated by Consol. At those mines the walkaround "came from the portal [where] the inspector showed up" (Tr. 552).[3] INCIDENTS RELATED TO GULLY David Gulley is a shuttle car operator at the Rend Lake Mine. In July 1996, Gulley was assigned to the Nason Portal (Tr. 209-210). Gulley was not a union officer or a union committee member (Tr. 210). However, on several occasions prior to July 1996, he acted as an alternate representative of miners (Tr. 214). On July 24, 1996, Brown was notified by Gulley that Hamby would not be at the mine the next day. Gulley asked Brown who would accompany the inspector if one came to the Nason Portal on July 25. Brown responded if there was only one inspector, he, Brown, would be the walkaround. He would come to Nason and join the inspector as soon as he could, but Gulley should start out with the inspector. Gulley could return to his job after Brown arrived (Tr. 69). Brown instructed Gulley to ask management if it was all right for Gully to go "on union business" until Brown arrived (Id.).[4] When a miner was on "union business" he or she was paid by the union, not by the company (Tr. 82- 84). Therefore, the union would pay Gulley for his time and the company "would not be out any money" (Tr. 70). Brown testified he telephoned Otis Callis, a mine examiner and treasurer of the union local, and asked Callis to go with Gulley when Gulley talked to mine management (Tr. 69-70). On the morning of July 25, Gulley reported for work at the Nason Portal (Tr. 211). Around 7:30 a.m., MSHA Inspector Britton arrived at the portal (Tr. 216). State mine inspector Willard Dane also arrived around the same time. After finding Britton was there, Gulley went to meet with Bacon. Gulley told Bacon that he, Gulley, would travel with Britton and that another miner, James Key, would accompany the state inspector. (Tr. 218). Britton also spoke with Bacon. He told Bacon that he was at the mine to conduct an inspection (Tr. 476). Britton asked who would be the representative of miners, and Bacon told him it would be Gulley (Id.). While this was going on, Dane went to the safety department office. At the office, Samples, the mine foreman, said he would accompany Dane (Tr. 613). Samples testified he went back to his office where he received a telephone call from assistant superintendent Rick Harris. Harris told him that Brown was coming to Nason from Sesser and that Gulley needed "to go below and go to work" (Tr. 614). There would not be two walkarounds for Britton. Meanwhile, Gulley and Key met Filkins and Callis. They went to Samples's office (Tr. 443). Someone (Gulley could not recall who) asked Samples if it would be alright if Gulley went on union business to accompany Britton until Brown arrived from Sesser (Tr. 221). Gulley maintained Samples told him he could go. Gulley stated, "There is no doubt in my mind that I had permission to go" (Tr. 222). Gulley maintained he would not have gone without permission because had he done so he might have been fired (Id.). As Filkins remember the visit with Samples, Filkins asked Samples if there was a problem with letting Gulley accompany the inspector. Filkins maintained Samples replied that Brown was on his way and the company was "not going to pay for two people for the same inspector" (Tr. 390-391, 394). Filkins testified he told Samples the union would pay for Gulley until Brown arrived and that Samples indicated this would be acceptable, just so the company did not have to pay two walkarounds (Id.). Callis also testified the group assured Samples that the union would pay Gulley (Tr. 444). Callis stated Filkins asked Samples if Gulley could return to his job as a shuttle car operator once Brown arrived, and Samples stated he could (Tr. 443-444). Callis believed that everything had been resolved, that Gulley would be able to act as the walkaround until Brown reached the inspector, and that Gulley then would resume his normal duties (Tr. 444). Key also believed any disagreement had been resolved during the discussion and that Samples said it was "Okay" for Gulley to accompany the inspector (Tr. 846). Britton too understood that Gulley would be with him until Brown arrived (Tr. 481). However, Samples testified he told Gulley and Key that one of them had to go to his regular work assignment because Brown was on the way. Although he stated, "Okay" when he was told Gulley was going on union business, "Okay" did not mean that Gulley was free to go with Britton (Tr. 615). Rather, he used the word simply to acknowledge he heard what was said. He had no authority to approve Gulley going on union business (Tr. 616-617). Samples called Harris to tell him Gulley wanted to go on union business (Tr. 616). Harris called Wetzel, who called Kowzan (Tr. 743, 810). According to Kowzan, he and Wetzel discussed Gulley's request, and Wetzel stated he thought it should not be granted. Kowzan agreed (Tr. 810). Wetzel did not believe it was a valid request because Brown had "presented himself to go with . . . Britton . . . and [Brown] was on his way" (Tr. 596). Moreover, the request to go on union business was not in writing, and it was unreasonable because "it tied up two people, where one person would have suffice[d]" (Tr. 579, 595-596). Wetzel believed management of the mine would be chaotic if miners could declare themselves to be on union business with no approval from the company (Tr. 598). Kowzan added it could have cost the company at least two hours or more of productivity to let Gulley go because there was no one to fill Gulley's position (Tr. 811-812). Subsequently, Kowzan and Wetzel called Harris and told him Gulley's union business was not approved and that Gulley should go to work (Tr. 743-744, 811, 813). Samples went to the safety office to advise Gulley he had to go to work, but Gulley already had gone underground with Britton and Bacon (Tr. 617). Samples summoned Filkins and Callis to his office and told them Gulley's union business request was not approved (Tr. 617-618). After they left, Samples called Kowzan and advised him Gulley was underground. Kowzan said Samples should send someone to find Gulley and send Gulley to work. Around 8:30 a.m., Samples asked Terry Crisp, the C turn shift foreman, to locate Gulley, and Crisp went underground (Tr. 138, 234, 618). Meanwhile, Gulley, Bacon, and Britton were proceeding with the inspection. As they approached the mouth of the 7E working section, Terry Crisp reached them. Crisp told Gulley he had to go to his assigned job. Gully replied, "I'm on union business . . . I'm supposed to stay with this federal inspector until . . . Brown arrives from the other side" (Tr. 225). When Crisp insisted Gulley go to his job, Gulley asked Crisp if he was ordering him to leave the inspector. Crisp stated he was, and Gulley went to his job (Tr. 136, 225-226). Gulley testified he left because he feared if he did not, he would be fired (Tr. 226). Crisp drove Gulley to work (Tr. 138, 484-485). The union paid Gulley for the time he spent with the inspector. The decision to pay Gulley was in accordance with the union's understanding that if two persons were needed for walkaround purposes at the same time, the company only was required to pay one and that the union would "pick up the time" for the other (See Tr. 172). The company paid Gulley for the time from when he left the inspector to the end of the shift (Tr. 228). When Brown arrived for work at Sesser he learned that Britton was at Nason (Tr. 79). Brown went underground around 8:00 a.m. (Id.). Because there was no inspector at Sesser and Britton was at Nason, Brown wanted a ride to Nason. The company did not provide him with transportation, so he rode with another miner who was going to work at Nason (Tr. 81).[5] When he reached Nason he went to the surface where he was met by two union members. They told Brown that Gulley had gone underground with the inspector and that management was going to remove Gulley from the inspection (Tr. 70-71). According to Brown, Samples, the general mine foreman, came out his office and Brown asked Samples about the situation. Samples replied "I had Terry Crisp remove . . . Gulley from the inspector" (Tr. 71). Brown then went underground with Samples and others and when the elevator reached the bottom, he asked Samples where the inspector was. Samples replied "I don't know" (Tr. 72). A foreman offered Brown a ride, and Brown and the foreman want to find Britton (Tr. 75). After Gulley left him, Britton, accompanied only by Bacon, continued toward the 7E section (Tr. 485-486). As he traveled, Britton "inspected the roof . . . the travel roads . . . the cross-cuts, [and the] roof conditions" (Tr. 485). Once in the section he traveled to the faces to check for methane and to observe the section's roof. He also checked to make sure that company mine examiners visited the areas. Finally, he took an air reading and began to inspect a continuous mining machine (Tr. 486). Brown reached Britton between 9:45 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. and remained with him for the rest of the inspection (Tr. 79, 486-488). THE LAW A miner seeking to establish a prima facie case of discrimination under section 105(c) of the Act bears the burden of proof that he or she engaged in protected activity and that the adverse action complained of was motivated in any part by that activity (Secretary on behalf of Pasula v. Consolidation Coal Co., 2 FMSHRC 2786, 2797-2800 (October 1980) rev'd on other grounds, sub nom. Consolidation Coal Co. v. Marshall, 663 Fed 1211 (3rd Cir. 1981); Secretary on behalf of Robinette v. United Coal Co., 3 FMSHRC 803, 817- 818 (April 1981)). The operator may rebut the prima facie case by showing either that no protected activity occurred or that the adverse action was in no part motivated by protected activity. If the operator cannot rebut the prima facie case in this manner, it may nevertheless defend affirmatively by proving that it would have taken the adverse action in any event on the basis of the miner's unprotected activity alone (Pasula, supra; Robinette, supra; See also Eastern Associated Coal Corp. v. FMSHRC, 813 F.2d 639, 642 (4th Cir. 1987); Donovan v. Stafford Construction Co., 732 F.2d 958-959 (D.C. Cir. 1984); Boich v. FMSHRC, 719 F.2d 194, 195-196 (6th Cir. 19830 (specifically approving the Commission's Pasula-Robinette test)). RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITIES, AND PRIORITIES UNDER SECTION 103(f) An understanding of the rights, responsibilities, and priorities inherent in section 103(f) is key to resolving the issues of whether the company deprived Brown and Gulley of their statutorily protected walkaround rights. The rights and responsibilities are of fundamental importance in meeting the objectives of the Act. The legislative history makes clear Congress viewed the participation of the representative of miners as necessary to effectuate fully the inspection process. As the Senate Committee that drafted the Act stated, the representative who accompanies the inspector "assist[s] in conducting a full inspection" (S. Rep. No. 181, 95th Cong., 1st Sess. 50 (1977), reprinted in Senate Subcommittee on Labor, Committee on Human Resources, 95th Cong., 2d Sess., Legislative History of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977, at 616 (1978), (Legis. Hist.)). The overall goal of the walkaround right is to help miners "understand the safety and health requirements of the Act and . . . enhance miner safety and health awareness" (Id.). Exercise of the right is protected, and any attempt by an operator to restrict the right may run afoul of section 105(c) of the Act. When, the right was enacted Congress fully realized the right's exercise could cost the operator in production and in wages paid for time not worked ("To encourage . . . miner participation it is . . . [Congress's] intention that the miner who participates in such inspection . . . be fully compensated by the operator for time thus spent" (Legist. Hist. at 616). Additionally, in granting the right Congress necessarily limited an operator's freedom to direct its work force in that a miner who is accompanying an inspector is not performing duties to which he or she otherwise would be assigned. Finally, the question of who will accompany an inspector is for the miners to resolve. The Commission has stated that section 103(f) "unambiguously provides that miners possess the right to choose their representatives for section 103(f) inspections" (Secretary on behalf of Truex v. Consolidation Coal Co., 8 FMSHRC 1293, 1298 (September 1986)), and although the operator is not required to go through scheduling contortions to accommodate unreasonable assertions of the right, the miner's choice otherwise has priority. DANNY BROWN AND THE INCIDENT OF JULY 19 I find the testimony established that before the Nason Portal opened it was the practice at the mine to proceed as follows with regard to the walkaround right: (1) to have the designated UMWA safety committeeman for each turn accompany the MSHA inspector; (2) to have an alternate UMWA safety committeeman for each turn accompany the inspector if the designated committeeman could not go; (3) to have the safety committeeman delegate someone else to go with the inspector, if the committeeman or an alternate could not go (Tr. 42, 282, 560-561). I conclude because Brown was the designated safety committeeman for the C turn, he was the miners' first choice as their walkaround representative. Further, I find mine management knew he was the first choice and therefore the primary walkaround (Tr. 42-43). I also find that prior to the opening of the Nason Portal, the miners discussed with management the issue of who would represent the miners when an inspector was at one portal and the safety committeeman was at another (Tr. 50-51, 375-376, 379-380). I credit Brown's and Finkin's testimony about the informal talks between the union and management. Everyone knew the portal was going to open, and it is logical that the problem, which was foreseeable, would have been anticipated. The solution - that the designated safety committeeman would travel to the inspector - was consistent with past practice at the mine in that the designated safety committeeman remained the first choice of the miners as their representative. Equally, it was not facially unreasonable, and it therefore was one the miners were entitled to make (Truex, 8 FMSHRC at 1827; (Tr. 50-51)) .[6] I further find that any doubt in management's mind about who would be the primary representative when an inspector arrived at the Nason Portal, should have been clarified by the events of July 18, when Brown traveled from Sesser to Nason to accompany the inspector. Smith knew why Brown went to Nason, and management knew that in similar circumstances he would want to do so again. Hence, Wetzel's and Kowzan's conversation with Chamberlin. On July 19, when the inspector again arrived at Nason, Wetzel denied Brown permission to travel to accompany the inspector. Wetzel justified his refusal by stating he believed Hamby, who was at Sesser, had declared herself to be the walkaround and that it was unreasonable to "do all the switching around" necessary to accommodate Brown's request (Tr. 562, 563). The reasons do not support denying Brown permission to join the inspector. As I have found, it was or should have been clear to the company that Brown was the miners' first choice. As the designated safety committeeman, Brown's request had priority. If there was confusion over who was to act as the walkaround representative, the responsibility for clarifying the situation rested initially with the company, which totally controlled the communication and transportation systems at the mine. Wetzel, or another management representative, could have called Nason and had Brown speak with Hamby or with others to dispel any misunderstanding as to who was to be the walkaround. Initiation of the call would have been consistent with Chamberlin's advice that management should find out "who is actually declaring themselves [sic] to be the designated walkaround" (Tr. 807). The "switching around" to which Wetzel objected might have been inconvenient for the operator, but it would have been an inconvenience the Act anticipates as sometimes necessary for full effectuation of the walkaround right. As I have noted, section 103(f) contemplates a diminution of the operator's right to direct its workforce and gives priority to the miner's choice. Here, that choice was Brown. Therefore, I conclude the Secretary established a prima facie case of discrimination by proving that Brown engaged in protected activity on July 19 when he advised Consol management personnel he wanted to travel to Sesser to join the inspector. I also conclude that Wetzel's (and though him, Consol's) denial of permission was an adverse action that effectively blocked the exercise of Brown's section 103(f) right. I reject Consol's argument that the Secretary failed to prove it was illegally motivated in denying Brown permission to travel to Sesser. I believe the company either understood or should have understood that Brown was the primary choice of the miners to act as the walkaround, and even if there was confusion regarding who was designated, the company's control of the means of communication and transportation placed the responsibility on the company to make initial efforts to dispel the confusion, efforts it did not undertake. Finally, to the extent Consol is arguing that letting Brown join Britton unreasonably dislocated its work priorities, I conclude Consol did not prove the assertion. As a general rule it was not unreasonable for the miners' representative to travel from one portal to another. Although in specific instances such travel might have been an unwarranted burden, it was incumbent upon Consol to prove it. At the very least, the company should have established the critical nature of the walkaround's duties and the lack of any other personnel to fulfill those duties. Ordinary inconvenience is not enough. Here, Consol did not establish that Brown's normally assigned duties on July 19 were critical to the functioning of the C turn and that others were not available to fill in for Brown. DAVID GULLEY AND THE INCIDENT OF JULY 25 I have found that it was a practice at the mine for a committeeman to delegate his or her walkaround responsibilities to an alternate or to another miner if the committeeman or alternate could not accompany the inspector. I also have found the company fully understood this was the practice. It is clear from the testimony that Brown was aware Hamby (the usual alternate) would not be at the Nason Portal on July 25, and that Brown asked Gulley to act as the walkaround either for the entire inspection or until he, Brown, arrived (Tr. 69, 213, 218). In addition, it is clear Brown instructed Gulley to tell management that Gulley would be on union business until Brown arrived so the company would not have to pay two walkaround representatives for one inspection (Tr. 69-70). Additionally, it is certain that Gully told management's safety escort, Dennis Bacon, that he, Gulley, would be the walkaround with Britton (476, 676). I recognize there is a dispute about whether or not Samples was told that Gulley was going on union business in order to accompany Britton. Gulley maintained he, and others, met with Samples and that Samples understood Gulley would be accompanying the inspector while on union business (Tr. 221- 222). Samples maintained he was only told that Gulley was going on union business, that Gulley did not state he was accompanying Britton. Thus, when Samples responded "Okay," he was acknowledging he heard the statement that Gulley was going on union business. He was not authorizing Gulley to go with Britton or to be away from his job and be paid by the union. (Tr. 615-616). It is difficult for me to believe that Bacon, the company representative, understood Gulley was going to act as the walkaround and that Samples did not. Moreover, given the context of Gulley/Filkins/Calis conversation with Samples, I find that Samples used the word "Okay" as it is used normally - that is, as a term of approval or authorization. It is highly unlikely Samples would have approved something without knowing its purpose. I infer from all of this that Samples gave Gulley permission to go underground and that Samples fully understood that Gulley was going to accompany Britton and would be paid by the union while doing so (Tr. 480-481). When he allowed Gulley to go with Britton, Samples knew Brown was on his way (Tr. 614). Consol's miners had a right to have someone accompany the inspector from the moment the inspection began. "Accompany" is defined as "To go with or attend as an associate or companion" (Webster's Third New International Dictionary (1986) at 12). Brown had not reached Nason when Britton was ready to leave. Britton was not required to wait for him. Gulley, as the designated walkaround, had a right "to go with" Britton until Brown arrived. It follows that Gulley was exercising his section 103(f) right when he went underground with Britton. Section 103(f) was not satisfied when Brown left Nason to join Britton. The walkaround must accompany the inspector, not be on the way to do so. Therefore, I conclude that Gulley was engaging in protected activity when the inspection was interrupted and Crisp ordered Gulley to go to work (Tr. 136-138, 225, 618). Although Britton continued the inspection after Gulley left, he did so for approximately an hour without the aid of a miners' representative (Tr. 484-488). By ordering Gulley to leave Inspector Britton before Brown arrived, Consol unlawfully discriminated against Gulley. Wetzel objected to having "two people [tied up]," that is to having one employee traveling to join an inspector while another employee was "filling in," but as I have stated, section 103(f) impinges upon an operator's authority to direct its work force, and the right to accompany prevails when it is not unreasonably exercised. Given the configuration of the mine, the fact that Brown was the miners primary choice, and the fact that Britton was not required to wait for Brown, I conclude it was reasonable to have Gulley exercise the right until Brown reached Britton, and I reject Consol's argument to the contrary (Consol Br. 8). Gulley was the representative of miners until Brown got there. Either Gulley went with Britton or there would have been no walkaround with the inspector. The miners' right to be represented trumped any employee dislocation and loss of production that might have resulted.[7] While Kowzan testified Gulley's absence from work could have cost the company two hours or more of productivity (Tr. 811-812), this was not an unreasonable price to pay given the priority of the miner's choice. REMEDIES The Secretary requests I find Consol's actions "to have a chilling effect on the miners' exercise of their statutorily protected rights" and that I order Consol "to post . . . a notice stating it recognizes the right of its miners of file complaints of discrimination and to not interfere in any manner with such rights" (Sec. Br. 52). Although I share the Secretary's concern that Consol's actions may make miners reluctant to serve as walkarounds in the future, I decline to order Consol to post the notice requested by the Secretary.[8] I am not convinced posting an open-ended statement that recognizes existing rights and requirements serves much of a purpose. I believe the Act itself provides a better remedy in that under section 109 (30 U.S.C. 819) Consol may be required to post this decision on the mine bulletin board where it will be a specific and public reminder of the company's duties under section 103(f) and of the statutory protections the Act affords miners who exercise their rights under these particular circumstances. In addition, I am persuaded the civil penalties assessed below will serve as an incentive to Consol for future compliance. CIVIL PENALTIES In assessing civil penalties for the two violations of section 105(c), section 110(i) of the Act (30 U.S.C. 820(i)) requires consideration of the following six criteria: PREVIOUS VIOLATIONS The Secretary asserts, and the company does not dispute, that during the relevant time period prior to the violations, 1,126 violations were cited at the mine, including 15 violations of section 105(c) (Sec. Br. 49; Joint Exh. 1 (Exh. C)). This is a large history of previous violations. SIZE As the stipulations make clear, the mine is large in size and Consol is a large operator (Joint Exh. 1, Stips. 6 & 7). NEGLIGENCE The company was negligent in discriminating against Brown. The company knew or should have known Brown was the first choice of the miners, and if there was confusion in management's mind as to who was to travel with the inspector, it was the company's responsibility under the circumstances of this case to initiate action to resolve the question. The company, not the miners, controlled the means of communication and transportation. In denying Brown the right to travel with the inspector, the company failed to exhibit the care required of it. The same is true of the Company's treatment of Gulley. Samples knew Gulley was going to act as the walkaround until Brown arrived. He knew Brown was on the way. He either knew or should have known that in accompanying the inspector, Gulley was exercising a protected right, since Brown, the miners first choice, was not yet there. By having Gulley removed from the inspection party before Brown arrived, Samples and through Samples mine management, failed to exhibit the care require of it. I also find, however, that the company's negligence was mitigated by the fact these two incidents involving section 103(f) rights were among the first to confront the company following the opening to the Nason Portal. That the company was uncertain of its responsibilities under the new configuration existing at the mine, is shown by Wetzel's and Kowzan's conversation with Chamberlin (Tr. 572, 807). It may be that the company was mislead by the manner in which walkarounds were designated at its other two-portal mines (Tr. 49, 500), but whatever the cause, I conclude the company's responses were more misguided than purposeful. ABILITY TO CONTINUE IN BUSINESS No evidence was offered by Consol that the size of any penalties assessed will affect adversely its ability to continue in business, and I conclude that they will not. GRAVITY Both violations were serious. I have noted the fundamental importance of section 103(f) in meeting the objectives of the Act. Denying Brown and Gulley their rights interferes with the inspection process, a process that is key to enforcement of the Act. GOOD FAITH ABATEMENT The Secretary does not contend otherwise, and I find that Consol exhibited good faith in abating the violations. The Secretary proposes a civil penalty of $5,000 for each violation of Section 105(c). After considering all of the criteria and given the mitigated negligence of the company, I conclude penalties of half that amount are appropriate. ORDER In view of the foregoing, it is ORDERED that: 1. Consol post a copy of this decision on the mine bulletin board or other location readily available or accessible to miners and that the decision remain posted for thirty days or until it becomes final. 2. Consol pay the Secretary's Mine Safety and Health Administration a civil penalty of $2,500 for each violation of section 105(c) of the Act ($5,000 in total), and payment be made within thirty days of the date of this decision. David Barbour Administrative Law Judge Distribution: Christine M. Kassak, Esq., Office of the Solicitor, U. S. Department of Labor, 230 South Dearborn Street, 8th Floor, Chicago, IL 60604 (Certified Mail) David J. Hardy, Esq, Julia K. Shreve, Esq., Maris E. McCambley, Esq., Jackson & Kelly, P. O. Box 553, Charleston, WV 25322-0533 (Certified Mail) \nt FOOTNOTES [1]: Citation No. 3039498 states in part: A violation of section 103(f) occurred on July 25, 1996, when a representative of the miners was denied the opportunity to accompany an MSHA inspector during the physical inspection of the mine. During this inspection, the representative of the miners, who had accompanied the inspector since the start of the shift, was directed by mine management to return to his normal duties. The inspector was not accompanied by a representative of the miners . . . while the designated miners' representative was traveling underground from the Sesser Portal to join the inspection party (Joint Exh. 1, Exh. A). [2]: Later, Brown asked Bacon if Smith had called, and Bacon stated he had not (Tr. 56-57). [3]: The practice was confirmed by MSHA Inspector Britton (Tr. 49, 500). [4]: Kenneth Dawes, the president of the union local, explained there was no "set procedure" for requesting permission to go on union business. At times, when there was "ample time" the request was made in writing. At other times, the request was made orally (Tr. 296, see also Tr. 298). Brown added there also were times when a union member simply told management what he or she is going to do and stated to that he or she would be on union business (Tr. 83). [5]: The Secretary did not maintain the failure to provide Brown with transportation was a violation of the Act (Tr. 81- 82). [6]: In finding the solution was not facially unreasonable I note there were occasions when miners traveled from one portal to another for work purposes (Tr. 46-47, 81). [7]: I also reject Consol's argument that "[a]ny `right' of the union to require that only certain of the designated walkarounds act in a given situation is contractual in nature and beyond the jurisdiction of the . . . Commission and . . . [the] judge" (Consol Br. 7). The argument is contrary to a fundamental precept of section 103(f), that miners are entitled to select whomever they wish as their representative (Truex, 8 FMSHRC at 1298), subject to certain qualifications set forth by the Secretary and which are not applicable here (Emery Mining Corp., 10 FMSHRC 276, 280 (March 1988); Secretary on behalf of Wayne v. Consolidation Coal Co., 11 FMSHRC 483, 487 (April 1989). To hold otherwise would be to place potential restrictions on the miners' freedom of choice. [8]: I note Gulley's credible testimony that he felt he was "having to put [his] job on the line to accompany a federal inspector"and that he has refused to act as a walkaround since the July 25 incident (Tr. 230).	en
markdown	184936	# Presentation: 184936 ## Pretreatment Core R&D Stage Gate Review Draft Agenda Rev. 6/2/05 - NREL Office 1617 Cole Boulevard, Building 17, 4th Floor, Golden, CO 80401 - June 9, 2005 (Page 1 of 2) - 7:30 AM Continental Breakfast - 8:00 AM Overview of OBP Sugar Platform – John Ferrell - 8:30 AM Summary of OBP Pathway Approach – Larry Russo - 9:00 AM Summary of Stage Gate Management/Placement Process – Cindy Riley - 9:30 AM Context of the Review in Relation to the OBP Program – Tom Foust - 10:00 AM Break - 10:20 AM Feedback from Previous Stage Gate Reviews – Rick Elander - 10:40 AM Introduction of Projects Being Reviewed – Kelly Ibsen - 10:50 AM Session I Overview – Projects Supporting Near Term Biorefinery Opportunities – John Jechura - 11:10 AM Hemicellulose Extraction Subtask (NREL) – Rick Elander - 11:30 AM Q&A – Hemicellulose Extraction Subtask (NREL) - 11:50 AM Lunch - 12:50 PM Aventine Project (Aventine/Purdue) – Nathan Mosier - 1:10 PM NREL Activities Supporting Aventine Project – Andy Aden - 1:20 Q&A Aventine Project - 1:40 PM Session 2 Overview – Pretreatment Effects on Feedstock Structure and Types – Rick Elander - 2:00 PM Exploratory Pretreatment Subtask (NREL) – Steve Decker - 2:20 PM Joint Milestone with Targeted Conversion Research Task (NREL) – Shi-You Ding - 2:30 PM Q&A – Exploratory Pretreatment Task - 2:50 PM Break - 3:10 PM Feedstock Qualification Subtask (NREL) – Nick Nagle - 3:30 PM Q&A Feedstock Qualification Subtask (NREL) - 3:50 PM CAFI 2 Project (Dartmouth, et al.) – Charlie Wyman - 4:10 PM NREL Activities Supporting CAFI 2 Project (NREL) – Rick Elander - 4:20 PM Q&A CAFI 2 Project - 4:40 PM Review Panel Convenes for Discussions ## Pretreatment Core R&D Stage Gate Review Draft Agenda - NREL Office 1617 Cole Boulevard, Building 17, 4th Floor, Golden, CO 80401 - June 10, 2005 (Page 2 of 2) - 7:30 AM Continental Breakfast - 8:00 AM Session 3 Overview – Enzymatic Hydrolysis and High Solids Processing – Dan Schell - 8:20 AM Enzyme Subcontract Liaison Subtask (NREL) Jim McMillan/Nancy Dowe - 8:40 AM Novozymes Perspective (pretreatment Core R&D portfolio needed to enable commercial application of advanced enzymes?) – Paul Harris - 9:00 AM Genencor Perspective (pretreatment Core R&D portfolio needed to enable commercial application of advanced enzymes?) – Colin MItchinson - 9:20 AM Q&A - Enzyme Subcontract Liaison Subtask - 9:40 AM Break - 10:00 AM University of Louisville Project (University of Louisville) – Eric Berson - 10:20 AM Q&A - University of Louisville Project - 10:40 AM Enzymatic Hydrolysis Subtask (NREL) – Dan Schell - 11:00 AM Q&A - Enzymatic Hydrolysis Subtask - 11:20 AM Summary and Path Forward – Amy Miranda - 11:40 AM Lunch - 12:30 PM Review Panel Convenes for Discussions - 1:30 PM Initial Review Panel Feedback and Discussion - 2:30 PM Adjourn	en
converted_docs	353700	Statement of Terrence A. Duffy Executive Chairman of CME Group Inc. Before the United States House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture July 11, 2008 I am Terrence Duffy, Executive Chairman of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group ("CME Group" or "CME") Thank you, Chairman Peterson and Ranking Member Goodlatte, for this opportunity to present our views. CME Group was formed by the 2007 merger of Chicago Mercantile Exchange Holdings and CBOT Holdings. CME Group is the parent of CME Inc. and The Board of Trade of the City of Chicago (the "CME Group exchanges"). The CME Group exchanges are neutral market places. They serve the global risk management needs of our customers, producers and processors who rely on price discovery provided by our competitive markets to make important economic decisions. We do not profit from higher food or energy prices. Our Congressionally mandated role is to operate fair markets that foster price discovery and the hedging of economic risks in a transparent, self-regulated environment, overseen by the CFTC. The CME Group exchanges offer a comprehensive selection of benchmark products across all major asset classes, including futures and options based on interest rates, equity indexes, foreign exchange, agricultural commodities, energy, and alternative investment products such as weather and real estate. We also offer order routing, execution and clearing services to other exchanges. I. [Increased transparency through imposition of reporting requirements for foreign boards of trade and other platforms is appropriate. ]{.underline} We unequivocally support your efforts to materially improve the enforcement capabilities and machinery of the CFTC and to do so in a manner that does not increase the costs of trading on fully regulated U.S. contract markets. We also are enthusiastic supporters of broadly expanding the mandatory reporting of energy trading and position information to the Commission. We share the view of regulators and legislators most famously expressed by Justice Louis Brandeis: > "Publicity is justly commended as a remedy for social and industrial > diseases. Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants; electric > light the most efficient policeman."\ > -- Justice Louis Brandeis, Other People's Money, and How the Bankers > Use It, 1933 We believe that disclosure of trading and position information to a regulator with sufficient resources to analyze and act on unusual or suspicious activities will deter most potential manipulators and assure punishment of those foolish enough to attempt a manipulation when all of their actions are visible to the regulator. This is the philosophy upon which our internal market regulation has been based and why it has been so successful. We also clearly understand that the recent surge in the prices of many commodities, particularly energy, has inspired Congress to look for assurance that the only price drivers are legitimate supply and demand factors. Some who claim expertise or special knowledge have asserted that the entire price inflation can be laid at the door of speculators and/or passive index funds that have invested billions in commodity contracts. The more cautious critics have suggested that there may be a froth of inflation caused by speculation. Our careful, up-to-date evaluation of market participants and trading patterns in the commodities traded at CME and CBOT are to the contrary. We have placed relevant information on our website, which will permit others to review our findings to date respecting the impact of speculation on our markets. Our economists make convincing arguments that neither speculators nor index funds are distorting commodity prices. Previous studies have concluded that speculation has not been responsible for any significant, persistent volatility in futures markets. Nonetheless, we are strong proponents of securing all of the relevant information from all sources and fairly testing the hypothesis and reconfirming previous academic studies. While we expect that the evidence respecting the impact of speculation and index trading in energy markets will parallel the results we have found in our own markets, we agree that there is no reason to rely entirely on economic theory when the data is or can be made available. We support the efforts of the CFTC and Congress to secure this data and to assure that a thorough analysis informs any subsequent legislative or administrative efforts to deal with uneconomic price inflation. Increased reporting on swaps transactions would provide much needed transparency to these unregulated markets. The CFTC should have access to this data so that it can make an informed decision that speculation is not leading to a premium in the price of energy commodities. We recommend that the reporting requirement not be linked to exchange-traded transactions so as not to drive business off fully-regulated exchanges. II. [Position limits on foreign boards of trade listing]{.underline} [clones of U.S. DCM listed contracts ]{.underline} Position limits are a device to promote liquidation and orderly delivery in physical contracts. If two markets share the same physical delivery contract it is consistent to apply a single limit across both markets. However, we are not aware of a foreign board of trade that lists a physically deliverable futures contract that is a clone of a U.S. designated contract market's (DCM) listed contract. The ICE U.K. market lists a WTI crude oil contract that is traded and settled based on the settlement prices of the NYMEX WTI contract. The ordinary reasons for imposing position limits on futures markets do not apply in such a case. It is possible to imagine a trader who is long a limit position at NYMEX and double that position at ICE U.K. That trader might expect to profit, if not caught, by driving up the settlement price on the final day of trading on NYMEX by standing for delivery, even though he would be required to store and then sell the oil back at a loss, in the hope to profit from the settlement on ICE. Of course, such behavior will be obvious to the regulators and the markets and the manipulator would neither enjoy the profits nor much additional freedom. Moreover, the impact on the price of oil would be transitory. Setting aside theoretical understanding, we support a temporary imposition of position limits on the ICE Futures U.K. WTI contract until the CFTC is able to secure and analyze a more complete data set respecting the impact of speculation and/or indexed commodity trading on price inflation. We do not imagine that any harm will be done and this action will allay concerns. III. The [exemption for commercial markets in energy products, even as limited by the recent amendment of the CEA, is unnecessary and creates information gaps.]{.underline} In the aftermath of the Amaranth controversy, Congress provided CFTC new authorities in the recently enacted Farm Bill to regulate "significant price discovery contracts" on platforms like ICE by requiring those platforms to meet certain core principles drawn from the longer list applicable to fully regulated exchanges. It is clear that when Congress wants to ensure fair dealing and regulatory propriety, it uses as its comparative yardstick the regulatory regime imposed on America's fully regulated exchanges. Trading that is conducted on fully regulated exchanges is an open book to which you already have complete access and accountability. Indeed, CFTC monitors that exchange trading daily and has repeatedly opined that speculation on those fully regulated exchanges does not raise regulatory concerns. But that is not the case with the other forms of energy commodity trading, which lie outside the reach of CFTC regulation and are far larger in size in terms of trading volume. Section 5(b) of the Commodity Exchange Act charges the Commission with a duty to oversee "a system of effective self-regulation of trading facilities, clearing systems, market participants and market professionals" and "to deter and prevent price manipulation or any other disruptions to market integrity; to ensure the financial integrity of all transactions subject to this chapter and the avoidance of systemic risk; to protect all market participants from fraudulent or other abusive sales practices." These "purposes" and the statutory exemption for Commercial Markets found in Section 2(h)(3) are in conflict. The key purposes mandated by Congress in Section 5(b) are jeopardized if trading facilities for contracts in exempt commodities are permitted to coexist with regulated futures exchanges that list those same commodities. Exempt Commercial Markets (ECMs) do not have any system of "effective self regulation" of their facilities or of their market participants. Their contracts are traded based on the prices of commodities that have limited supplies and that have often been the subject of manipulative activity and disruptive market behavior. There is no mechanism in place "to deter and prevent price manipulation or any other disruptions to market integrity." The Commission cannot track the build up of dominant positions. At best, the Commission has power to punish such conduct after the fact. We find this to be a serious problem that is at odds with Congress' intent behind the CFMA, which, if left unaddressed, jeopardizes the public's confidence in the CFTC's ability to do its job. The Section 2(h)(3) exemption for unregulated commercial markets should be eliminated. You cannot fix the problem by merely changing reporting requirements. In order to secure accurate reports, a market needs an effective surveillance and compliance system. This requires that an effective system of self regulation must be put in place. The logical conclusion is you must implement at least the core principles required of a derivatives transaction execution facility (DTEF) to get a useful result. IV. [Mandating an arbitrary increase in margin for futures above prudential levels is counterproductive and potentially destructive to U.S. futures markets and Congress should reject calls to do so. ]{.underline} Beginning several weeks ago, there was a strong suggestion that driving speculators from the markets will bring commodity prices, in particular oil, back to some "correct" level below what exists today. Worse still, these critics argue for driving speculators from the market by government-mandated increases in margins. The most prominent witness before Congressional committees was a large speculator in airline and automobile stocks that may have benefited from the precipitous actions he advocated. Fortunately, enough time has passed to permit a strong counter-current from economists and editorial writers debunking those claims[^1]. Nonetheless, legislation has been proposed to mandate margin increases, which would require hedgers and speculators to increase the level of performance bonds required to guarantee performance of their contractual obligations to the clearing house. The theory behind the legislation is this: increased costs will drive speculators out of the futures markets and prices will retrench to more comfortable levels, because speculators with long positions are assumed to have caused price escalation in the first place. This idea is seriously flawed and reflects a lack of understanding of the role of margin in futures markets. The discussion of margin increases during recent congressional hearings makes it abundantly clear that many legislators wrongly assume the concept of margin in futures markets is similar to that in equity markets. In other words, they think of it as an extension of credit or a down payment on the cost of a security. However, the notion of "credit" has nothing to do with the concept of margin as used in futures markets. In futures markets, margin is not an extension of credit. Rather, margin is the equivalent of a performance bond designed to ensure that contractual obligations are met and that clearing houses can fulfill their responsibilities. Margins are not intended to create incentives or disincentives for trading decisions. In futures markets, margin -- aka performance bond -- is set at a level to cover, with a high degree of confidence, any change in the underlying value of a futures contract during a single day of trading. It has nothing to do with the notional or face amount of the contract. For example, performance bond on a \$36,700 CBOT corn contract is currently set at \$2,025, while performance bond on a \$100,000 thirty year bond contract is set at \$3,510. In each case, the holder of the contract must make good on his losses and conversely gets credit for his gains on a daily basis. Our clearing system continuously holds 100 percent collateral for a near worst case loss scenario. The cost of depositing collateral or cash with the clearing house is considered a cost of trading.[^2] Based on our strong track record of zero credit defaults in the 100-plus year history of CME Clearing, we believe our current system for calculating margin is the most prudent and sound approach to margining. So do the rest of the world's futures markets, a majority of which utilize the same concept of margin created by CME Group. Mandating arbitrary margin levels would not improve the functioning of energy and commodity futures markets and would interfere with the prudential risk management practices of central counterparty clearing houses. To urge Congress to arbitrarily interfere with this well-functioning system of margin invites substantial risk to the proper functioning of futures markets. Given the critical juncture of policy deliberations, it is imperative that Congress recognize the fallacies and misunderstandings that are prompting calls to meddle artificially with this time-tested margin concept. First, advocates of arbitrarily raising margin assume that speculators are all on the long side of the market and that this herd approach to trading has driven prices above their legitimate equilibrium level. All of the leading academic work in the field, as well as our extensive internal studies, support the opposite view -- namely, that speculators are about equally divided on both sides of the market. Second, the imposition of artificially high performance bonds is a tax on trading as it raises a trader\'s cost. This has been repeatedly demonstrated, and ever more so as markets have become electronic and available from anywhere around the globe. Indeed, excessive performance bond levels drive users away from transparent, regulated U.S. futures markets and into opaque, unregulated OTC markets. And remember, the OTC markets have less liquidity, less price transparency and no public accounting for traders\' positions. This is a net loss to the Congressionally defined purpose of creating fair, efficient and well-functioning energy and commodity markets. Our extensive market regulation experience -- and our experience with previous efforts to control commodity prices by means of adjusting the level of performance bond -- have established the fact that artificially increasing margins is not effective. Raising margins to drive speculators on the long side of the market out of the market in a time of upward trending prices does not work. The speculators who have been long have been collecting the profits on their positions. They are in an especially strong position to meet any additional margin call. Moreover, they are well aware that traders on the short side of the market have been losing money and probably have been forced to borrow to support their short hedges. Therefore, they will be pressed to meet increased margin calls and forced out of the markets. A North Dakota farmer who sold corn futures at a new high of \$5 a bushel and locked in a \$2 per bushel profit needs to be able to carry his hedge until his crop is harvested. A single contract is 5,000 bushels and margin is now set at \$1,000 per contract. Assume the farmer had sold 100 contracts. Corn was \$7 this morning and the farmer has been forced to go to his bank to borrow \$2 x 5,000 x100=\$1,000,000 to continue to carry the position. If margins are artificially raised to some arbitrary level, the long speculator will be in a very favorable position knowing that the short hedger is going to have to go to the bank and borrow millions more to hold his hedge position until his crop is harvested. The cost to hedgers can be even more drastic when the country is in the midst of a severe credit crunch. Moreover, there is no evidence that artificially increasing performance bonds will drive well-capitalized index funds or other passive long-only investors to sell. Nor is there evidence that the impact of any such selling would be beneficial or positive for hedgers and commercial users of futures markets. Generally, these investors are not leveraged and are in the best position to margin up to 100 percent. Long index traders will not be driven from the market, because they already have a fully collateralized account that is held on behalf of their clients. By increasing the amount of those funds that are required to be posted for margin, the index trader just transfers treasury bills from one account to an account accessible to the clearing house. There is no cost to this class of trader. One of the pending bills attempts to deal with the adverse impact on hedgers by giving relief to the speculator on the opposite side of the hedger. There is no such person. Every hedge transaction invites a chain of speculators as counterparties over its lifetime. In fact, the counterparty to every futures contract is the clearing house, not any identifiable speculator. This approach will not work. Though it is tempting to view the current commodity market situation as unique historically, Congress may find it valuable to recognize the lessons arising from a period not so long ago when speculation in agricultural markets raised similar concerns as we are experiencing today. In a study published in June 2008[^3], University of Illinois Professors Sanders, Irwin and Merrin examined the agricultural markets of 1972 through 1975, the last period with comparable episodes of structural change marked by all-time high commodity price increases. The researchers indicated that the commodity environment was influenced by structural shifts such as oil embargoes, Russian grain imports, and the collapse of the Bretton Woods fixed exchange rate system. Their findings have particular relevance to the current situation facing our nation. Indeed, in the troubled context of the agricultural commodity markets of 1972-1975, commodity price increases were often blamed on speculative behavior associated with the tremendous expansion of futures trading in a wide range of commodities. We find the conclusions reached by Sanders et al to be very useful with regard to today's hearing: > The complex interplay between these factors and how they impact price > expectations is often difficult to grasp in real-time. So, much like > the mid-1970's, the scapegoat for commodity price increases seems to > have become the speculator. The present research suggests that current > levels of speculation -- given hedging needs -- are at historically > normal levels. Indeed, Working's T \[an objective index of speculative > activity\] in many agricultural futures markets is at levels > associated with 'inadequate' speculation in the past. If this is the > case, then policy decisions aimed at curbing speculation may well be > counter-productive in terms of price levels and market volatility. In > particular, these policy initiatives could severely compromise the > ability of futures markets to accommodate hedgers and facilitate the > transfer of risk. As in the 1972-1975 period, we can certainly understand how appealing it would be for Members of Congress to believe that increasing margin is a sure-fire, fast-track way to lower commodity speculation and in turn lower commodity prices -- by perhaps 50 percent in 30 days. While the allure of this suggestion is understandably seductive on a political level, Congress can ill afford to make a misstep in this regard. The downside risk of arbitrarily mandating increased margin for futures is enormous. Congress's credibility is at risk in adopting simplistic, ill-conceived responses that are destructive to U.S. futures markets and those who legitimately rely on those markets. V. [Speculation is essential to efficient, liquid markets. Congress should do everything in its power to avoid responses that threaten the vitality of futures markets. ]{.underline} Current fuel and food prices are shocking and painful to consumers and the economy. Unfortunately, the pressure to reverse rising prices has led some to look for a simple, causal agent that can be neutralized with the stroke of a pen. The favored culprit is the traditional villain -- speculators. But speculators sell when they think prices are too high and buy when they think prices are too low. They are not a unified voting block and are on both sides of every market. Speculative selling and buying send signals to producers and processors that help keep our economy on an even keel. High futures prices for corn induce farmers to bring new acreage to market. High forward energy prices encourage exploration and new technology to capture existing untapped reserves and foster conservation and other behavioral changes to adjust demand. Futures markets perform two essential functions -- they create a venue for price discovery and they permit low-cost hedging of risk. Futures markets depend on short- and long-term speculators to make markets and provide liquidity for hedgers. Futures markets could not operate effectively without speculators, and speculators will not use futures markets if artificial barriers or tolls impede their access. Most important, blaming speculators for high prices diverts attention from the real causes of rising prices and does not contribute to a solution. The weight of the evidence and informed opinion confirms that the high prices are a consequence of normal supply and demand factors. The Wall Street Journal surveyed a significant cross-section of economists who agreed that: "The global surge in food and energy prices is being driven primarily by fundamental market conditions, rather than an investment bubble . . . ."[^4] The traditional production/consumption cycle that has governed prices in commodity markets is stressed by the confluence of a number of factors. David Hightower, author of The Hightower Report, summed up the supply/demand situation in corn last year as follows: "We have experienced three consecutive years of record corn production...and three consecutive years of declining ending reserves. Supply has put its best team on the field and demand keeps winning." The headlines that are grabbing the greatest attention these days derive from the cost of energy commodities primarily traded elsewhere than CME Group's markets. Nevertheless, a review of our experience in the agricultural future markets that we do operate illustrates the predominant roles that non-speculative forces, and particularly the fundamentals of supply and demand, play in the economic challenges Americans face today. Based on our expertise in agricultural markets, we have identified five significant factors that are influencing the supply and demand for grains and oilseeds: 1\. Weather/disease/pestilence. 2\. Increasing per capita consumption in the emerging markets. > 3\. The dramatic impact of the demand for grain and oil seeds as feed > stock for biofuel. 4\. Reactionary governmental trade policies. 5\. Financial Market turmoil, including a weakened dollar. These factors combine to create volatile markets and increased prices. 1\. [Weather/Disease/Pestilence]{.underline}: This is of course a traditional factor in the grain markets. Wheat recently attained all-time record prices, coincident with 60-year lows in world stockpiles. In the past two years there have been production shortfalls in Australia, Argentina, Europe, North America, and the Ukraine due to a combination of drought in some places, untimely rains in others, and even infestation by the Eurygaster beetle. 2\. [Per Capita Consumption in Emerging Markets]{.underline}: Despite that some projections imply a slowing population growth during this century, global population is still growing, and from an ever increasing base. In the short-run, GNP and personal income levels in the large, emerging-market countries such as India, China, Russia and Brazil are creating unprecedented per capita demand growth for animal protein. Commonly in human history, as a society grows richer, its diet expands to include additional animal protein in the form of meat and dairy. According to a report on Bloomberg.com, worldwide meat consumption is forecast to increase by more than half by 2020. Most of the new demand will come from China. The implications for grain demand will be staggering. Already in just the past 12 years, China has gone from a net exporter of soybeans to the world's largest importer of soybeans, with soybean imports exceeding 30 million tons in 2007. Never before in history have we witnessed the impact of 2 billion people asking for a higher standard of living at the same time. 3\. [Growth in Biofuels]{.underline}: The mandate to produce biofuels created additional market stress. The expectation is for continued growth in biofuel use/demand; politics rather than logic is at work -- resulting in continued demand growth for feed grains and vegetable oils. To illustrate this point, the 2005 energy bill in the United States spurred the rush to plant approximately 93 million acres of corn in 2007, the highest level since World War II. The USDA recently reported that corn-based ethanol production will continue to rise, placing additional demands on the crop: "driven by continued expansion in ethanol production capacity, corn use for ethanol is projected at 4.1 billion bushels 2008-9, up 28 percent from the current year projection. Ethanol corn will now account for 31 percent of total corn use, up from a projected 25 percent for 2007-8." The amount of corn used in ethanol production just five years ago was approximately 10 percent. In addition to the U.S. initiative, the EU enacted legislation that will require significantly increased use of biofuel fuel by 2010. The problem is that there simply is not enough land to set aside in the entire EU to meet these ambitious requirements. They will need to import significantly higher levels of either finished product or higher levels of oilseeds in order to produce the needed biofuel. 4\. [Reactionary Government Trade Policies]{.underline}: During the last three months, there has been an ever expanding pattern of increasing export tariffs and decreasing import tariffs on grains and oilseeds by foreign governments. Russia extended a grain export tariff from April 30 to July 1. In addition, Russia has placed an export ban upon its grain to the four CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) members designed to prevent re-export of Russian grain to third countries. Argentina extended its wheat export closure through April 8, and announced a new, higher soy export tax that will rise by 7-9 percentage points based upon current prices. India increased its grain export tariffs while lowering import tariffs on edible oils. China has announced a further increase in edible oil imports in 2007-8 with projections currently up an additional 14 percent. South Korea announced the emergency lifting of import tariffs on 70 price-sensitive products, including wheat and corn in an effort to confront rising inflation. The pattern we are witnessing is one of keeping domestic production off the global market while lowering barriers for the acquisition of grains and oils from the global market. This trend results in increased demand for U.S. grain and oil seed products. 5\. [Financial Market Turmoil]{.underline}: The events that began in the sub-prime sector of the financial markets are now spreading out with very serious and negative consequences throughout the nation's banking sector. Restrictive lending policies are having deleterious effects within our market place. High volatility leads to higher margins, large directional price moves require significant continuing variation deposits, and all of this comes at a time when money is difficult to obtain. The non-speculative factors summarized above all have a material impact on supply and demand in energy and agricultural commodity markets. Given these factors, it would be wise for Congress to examine rigorously any assertions that speculation is driving up prices in food or energy markets -- before enacting any legislation in response. Policies that are based on factually invalid assumptions of speculation's role could be disastrous and impose additional, perhaps even greater, economic dislocation than the current impact of high food and energy prices themselves. VI. [Participation in commodity markets by index funds]{.underline}, [hedge funds and pension funds ]{.underline} We strongly oppose any effort to eliminate index funds from participating in the commodities markets. Index funds may rely on no-action risk-management exemptions to exceed position limits or they may enter into OTC transactions with a swaps dealer to gain exposure to commodities by benchmarking their OTC transaction to a broad-based commodity index. For index funds that obtain market access through a swaps dealer, the swaps dealer is often granted a hedge exemption as described above. For index funds that agree to track an index (as opposed to holding a swaps position directly linked to the price of an index), CFTC has determined that these index-based positions differ enough that a hedge exemption is not appropriate. Instead, the fund is granted no-action relief from speculative position limits for this otherwise legitimate investment strategy (subject to conditions to protect the markets). Others have suggested excluding pension funds and index funds from participating in commodity futures markets. These funds are using commodity exposure to decrease volatility in their portfolios. Barring them from regulated U.S. futures markets will only push them offshore or into over-the-counter trading. These funds will continue to need commodities as an asset class and will need to find ways to invest on behalf of their clients. Certainly a number of foreign commodity futures exchanges offer comparable and liquid ag product alternatives in particular and could easily become the benchmark in these commodities should unreasonable barriers be placed on the U.S. markets. We believe it would be prudent public policy to ensure this investment occurs on a domestic regulated market instead of driving this capital overseas or into opaque markets. CME Group has conducted a thorough review of the impact of index trading and speculative trading on its primary agricultural markets. We have found a negative correlation between price increases and index fund buying. While we favor a broader study of the impact of index fund trading, we do not think it is appropriate to cast those funds as a villain in price inflation until the study is completed, especially since in theory it is not likely that the index funds are having a detrimental impact. Index funds buy and hold. They may have some small impact on days when new money enters the market and they create additional net long positions, but those changes are transitory. The important statistic in this regard is [new net positions]{.underline}, not overall positions. After the flow of new money into the market from the index funds, the price will, in the absence of other factors, revert to the equilibrium dictated by current supply and demand factors because the index traders simply sit and hold the positions until they roll to the next delivery month. Traders making informed trades should be expected to drive the market to equilibrium. All price changes take place at the margin as those traders with information, meaning that they are hedging or expressing an opinion based on knowledge, buy and sell. Even if 20 percent of the open interest in a particular contract month of a commodity is held by index funds, buying and selling by a few traders based on need and knowledge drive the market to its fair equilibrium price. The open positions of the index traders have no impact on prices driven by informed trading activity. Beyond being subjected to the criticisms leveled at speculators in general, there have been more specific suggestions that money managers and hedge funds that operate under defined strategies may have impaired the price discovery process. The CFTC's staff responded to questions implying that managed money traders, particularly hedge funds, "may exert undue collective influence on markets and thus move prices in ways that hinder the market's price discovery role, reduce the effectiveness of hedges constructed with contracts from those markets and raise trading costs." CFTC's professional staff conducted an analysis in 2005 which came to the following conclusions[^5]: > Using a unique set of data from the Commodity Futures Trading > Commission (CFTC), the staff studied the relationship between futures > prices and the positions of managed money traders (MMTs), commonly > known as hedge funds, for the natural gas and crude oil futures > markets. The staff also examined the relationship between the > positions of MMTs and positions of other categories of traders (e.g., > floor traders, merchants, manufacturers, commercial banks, dealers) > for the same markets. > > The results suggest that on average, MMT participants do not change > their positions as frequently as other participants, primarily those > who are hedgers. The staff found that there is a significant > correlation (negative) between MMT positions and other participant's > positions (including the largest hedgers), and results suggest that it > is the MMT traders who are providing liquidity to the large hedgers > and not the other way around. > > The staff also found that most of the MMT position changes in the very > short run are triggered by hedging participants changing their > positions. That is, the price changes that prompt large hedgers to > alter their positions in the very short run eventually ripple through > to MMT participants who will change their positions in response. The > staff also found no evidence of a link between price changes and MMT > positions (conditional on other participants trading) in the natural > gas market, and find a significantly negative relationship between MMT > position changes and price changes (conditional on other participants > trading) in the crude oil market. In recent congressional testimony, the CFTC has reaffirmed the validity of this 2005 analysis.[^6] It is instructive that CFTC's analysis parallels the conclusions of many other economists who have also studied the issue of causation in the context of speculators and commodity futures prices.[^7] Regulated futures markets and the CFTC have the means and the will to limit speculation that might distort prices or distort the movement of commodities in interstate commerce. Acting Chairman Lukken's recent testimony before the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations of the Committee on Energy and Commerce United States House of Representatives (December 12, 2007)[^8] offers a clear description of these powers and how they are used: > CEA Section 5(d)(5) requires that an exchange, "\[t\]o reduce the > potential threat of market manipulation or congestion, especially > during trading in the delivery month . . . shall adopt position > limitations or position accountability for speculators, where > necessary and appropriate." > > All agricultural and natural resource futures and options contracts > are subject to either Commission or exchange spot month speculative > position limits -- and many financial futures and options are as well. > With respect to such exchange spot month speculative position limits, > the Commission's guidance specifies that DCMs should adopt a spot > month limit of no more than one-fourth of the estimated spot month > deliverable supply, calculated separately for each contract month. For > cash settled contracts, the spot month limit should be no greater than > necessary to minimize the potential for manipulation or distortion of > the contract's or underlying commodity's price. For the primary > agricultural contracts (corn, wheat, oats, soybeans, soybean meal, and > soybean oil), speculative limits are established in the Commodity > Exchange Act and changes must be approved via a petition and public > rulemaking process. > > With respect to trading outside the spot month, the Commission > typically does not require speculative position limits. Under the > Commission's guidance, an exchange may replace position limits with > position accountability for contracts on financial instruments, > intangible commodities, or certain tangible commodities. If a market > has accountability rules, a trader -- whether speculating or hedging > -- is not subject to a specific limit. Once a trader reaches a preset > accountability level, however, the trader must provide information > about his position upon request by the exchange. In addition, position > accountability rules provide an exchange with authority to restrict a > trader from increasing his or her position. > > Finally, in order to achieve the purposes of the speculative position > limits, the Commission and the DCMs treat multiple positions held on a > DCM's market that are subject to common ownership or control as if > they were held by a single trader. Accounts are considered to be under > common ownership if there is a 10 percent or greater financial > interest. The rules are applied in a manner calculated to aggregate > related accounts. > > Violations of exchange-set or Commission-set limits are subject to > disciplinary action, and the Commission, or a DCM, may institute > enforcement action against violations of exchange speculative limit > rules that have been approved by the Commission. To this end, the > Commission approves all position limit rules, including those for > contracts that have been self-certified by a DCM. > > It is clear that speculation is an important component of the futures > markets, but there is a point when excessive speculation can be > damaging to the markets. As a result, the CFTC closely monitors the > markets and the large players in the markets, in addition to position > and accountability limits, to detect potentially damaging excessive > speculation and potential manipulative behavior. On June 26, 2008, the House passed overwhelmingly HR 6377, directing the CFTC to utilize fully its authority, including its emergency powers, to investigate the potential role of excessive speculation in any CFTC regulated market. The CFTC was also directed to take appropriate action to curb any excessive speculation that may be found to exist that results in prices diverging from those reflecting the forces of supply and demand. In our view, HR 6377 is an understandable and appropriate response given the circumstances facing the markets. The bill respects the need to have dispassionate expert analysis of this highly technical matter before action is taken. Congress is not well-equipped to make these technical assessments and the public interest will be advanced and better protected by CFTC's careful and meticulous analysis. Moreover, our sense is that the CFTC well understands the urgency that underlined passage of HR 6377. We are confident that the CFTC is the right agency with the expertise to analyze the relevant derivatives markets in an expeditious and thoughtful manner and to take appropriate action commensurate with what the facts may dictate. VII. [The CFTC's exclusive jurisdiction over trading on CFTC regulated]{.underline} [markets must be preserved. ]{.underline} CME Group recently joined with other leading participants in the financial services industry to respond to the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) request for comments regarding its proposed rule respecting false reporting and manipulative activities in the wholesale oil market. We are concerned that the FTC's jurisdictional reach could come into conflict with the CFTC's exclusive jurisdiction respecting futures trading. While the statute very clearly limits the FTC's jurisdiction to conduct in connection with "the purchase or sale of crude oil, gasoline or petroleum distillates at wholesale," the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), which has similar authority, has read "in connection with" to give it authority over conduct that took place entirely on a futures exchange. This latest opportunity for incursion into CFTC's exclusive jurisdiction should be of high concern to the Agriculture Committee. In 1974, Congress recognized the overriding importance of entrusting to the expertise of the CFTC the exclusive regulatory authority over the nation's futures markets. Congress preempted other federal and state rules that would either assert parallel jurisdiction over the futures markets or produce conflicts with the CFTC regulatory regime. This system has produced the best regulated, most innovative and efficient futures market in the world. As markets evolve and become more interrelated, such agency "boundary disputes" can be expected and, for the most part, the agencies usually take pains to accommodate one another and allow each to accomplish the mission Congress mandated for it. We are concerned by the FERC's claim of jurisdiction in the Amaranth case, where the alleged manipulative trading took place on a futures exchange. FERC has refused to recognize and yield to the CFTC's exclusive jurisdiction. The result is that participants in the natural gas futures markets no longer have legal certainty as to the legal standard governing their transactions. By the same token, we have been concerned by recent calls to have other federal agencies -- the Department of Energy and the FTC in particular -- take leading roles in investigating commodity markets that fall primarily within the exclusive jurisdiction of the CFTC. We strongly urge the Agriculture Committee to take special care in articulating the public policy wisdom of the exclusive jurisdiction bestowed long ago on the CFTC and the invaluable contribution that the CFTC's expertise can play in sifting fact from fiction amid the turbulence of the current market situation. The recently enacted Farm Bill demonstrates the continued vitality of the CFTC's exclusive jurisdiction. Congress reauthorized the CFTC for another five years and granted the CFTC new authority to regulate certain exempt commercial markets that are active enough to constitute price discovery markets. VIII. [Congress should increase the CFTC's resources]{.underline}. The spate of recent congressional hearings has established that the CFTC is working at staffing and resource levels that could inhibit attainment of the agency's Congressionally mandated statutory mission. Given that the CFTC is now expected to be even more aggressive in its oversight and enforcement, Congress should provide CFTC with additional funding to hire more personnel, acquire more technology, and do everything necessary to police the derivatives markets effectively. The enormous value that accrues to the public from effective CFTC activity warrants the investment of additional financial resources from general revenues. [Conclusion]{.underline} CFTC regulated futures markets have demonstrated their importance to the economy, the nation's competitive strength, and America's international financial leadership. Imposing arbitrary increases in margins in these markets, as has been suggested as a way to control prices, will result in the exportation of these markets to overseas competitors and to unregulated and non-transparent over-the-counter markets. We have the means and the power to protect markets against speculative excesses on our markets and are committed to doing so. [^1]: Attached to our testimony are four noteworthy pieces published in recent days. (1) "Oil Speculation." Financial Times. Retrieved July 3, 2008 from [www.FT.com](http://www.FT.com/). (2) "For Love of Speculators." Chicago Tribune. Retrieved July 2, 2008 from www.chicagotribune.com. (3) Nocera, Joe. (June 28, 2008) "Easy Target, but Not the Right One." New York Times. (4) Samuelson, Robert J. (July 1, 2008) "Who's Behind High Prices." Washington Post, A11. [^2]: We have attached hereto an article titled "SPAN: The First 20 Years" that succinctly describes CME's Standard Portfolio Analysis risk methodology for determining margin based on actual volatility risk, which revolutionized the management of futures and options risk world-wide and is the industry standard around the world today. Futures Industry Magazine, pages 32-35 (March/April 2008). [^3]: Sanders, D.R., S.H. Irwin, and R.P. Merrin. "The Adequacy of Speculation in Agricultural Futures Markets: Too Much of a Good Thing?\" Marketing and Outlook Research Report 2008-02, Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, June 2008. \[[[http://www.farmdoc.uiuc.edu/marketing/reports]{.underline}](http://www.farmdoc.uiuc.edu/marketing/reports)\] [^4]: "Bubble Isn\'t Big Factor in Inflation," By Phil Izzo (May 9, 2008; Page A2) [^5]: http://www.cftc.gov/opa/press05/opa5074-05.htm [^6]: During his appearance before the Senate Appropriations Committee on May 7, 2008, CFTC Acting Chairman Walt Lukken stated that the CFTC's recent revisitation of the 2005 study using more current data for energy market trading affirmed the conclusions reached in the 2005 study. This conclusion mirrors the views of the majority of 53 economists surveyed by the Wall Street Journal in May 2008 which indicated that the global surge in food and energy prices is being driven primarily by fundamental market conditions, rather than an investment bubble. Wall Street Journal, May 9, 2008, page A-2. Similarly, the U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Information Agency's most recent "Short Term Energy Outlook" published May 6, 2008, evidenced the tightness in world oil markets, with growth in world oil consumption outstripping growth in production in non-OPEC nations by over 1 million bbls/day, and dramatically increased demand coming from China, India and other parts of the developing world. [^7]: See, for example, Antoshin and Samiei's analysis of the IMF research on the direction of the "causal arrow" between speculation and commodity prices in "Has Speculation Contributed to Higher Commodity Prices?" in World Economic Outlook (September 2006): > On the other hand, the simultaneous increase in prices and in > investor interest, especially by speculators and index traders, in > commodity futures markets in recent years can potentially magnify > the impact of supply-demand imbalances on prices. Some have argued > that high investor activity has increased price volatility and > pushed prices above levels justified by fundamentals, thus > increasing the potential for instability in the commodity and > energy markets. > > What does the empirical evidence suggest? A formal assessment is > hampered by data and methodological problems, including the > difficulty of identifying speculative and hedging-related trades. > Despite such problems, however, a number of recent studies seem to > suggest that speculation has not systematically contributed to > higher commodity prices or increased price volatility. For > example, recent IMF staff analysis (September 2006 World Economic > Outlook, Box 5.1) shows that speculative activity tends to respond > to price movements (rather than the other way around), suggesting > that the causality runs from prices to changes in speculative > positions. In addition, the Commodity Futures trading Commission > has argued that speculation may have reduced price volatility by > increasing market liquidity, which allowed market participants to > adjust their portfolios, thereby encouraging entry by new > participants. Similarly, James Burkhard, managing director of Cambridge Energy Research Associates testified to the Senate Energy Committee on April 3, 2008 that: "In a sufficiently liquid market, the number and value of trades is too large for speculators to unilaterally create and sustain a price trend, either up or down. The growing role of non-commercial investors can accentuate a given price trend, but the primary reasons for rising oil prices in recent years are rooted in the fundamentals of demand and supply, geopolitical risks, and rising industry costs. The decline in the value of the dollar has also played a role, particularly since the credit crisis first erupted last summer, when energy and other commodities became caught up in the upheaval in the global economy. To be sure, the balance between oil demand and supply is integral to oil price formation and will remain so. But 'new fundamentals'- new cost structures and global financial dynamics - are behind the momentum that pushed oil prices to record highs around \$110 a barrel, ahead of the previous inflation-adjusted high of \$103.59 set in April 1980." [^8]: http://www.cftc.gov/stellent/groups/public/@newsroom/documents/speechandtestimony/opalukken-32.pdf	en
converted_docs	521189	![](media/image1.emf) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Office of Community Planning and Development Special Attention of: All Community Planning and Development (CPD) Directors All Entitlement CDBG grantees Notice CPD-07-01 > Issued: March 21, 2007 > > Expires: March 21, 2008 > > Supersedes: Cross References: 24 CFR 570.208(a)(1) SUBJECT: Transition Policy for Low/Mod Income Summary Data (LMISD) Updates for > Fiscal Year (FY) 2007 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program \-- Entitlement Grantees This Notice describes policy guidance for using the updated Low/Mod Income Summary Data (LMISD) resulting from the new income limit areas HUD is now using when preparing median family income estimates and income limits. Income limits have changed because income-limit area definitions have changed. This notice provides relevant information to grantees, as well as an attachment indicating which grantees have been affected by the updated LMISD. Please note that only a small cross-section of CDBG grantees are affected by the updated LMISD. The LMISD are the data HUD provides to grantees for use in making official determinations of activity compliance with the low- and moderate-income area (LMA) benefit national objective, in accordance with the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended, and the CDBG regulations. Grantees are required to use the most recently available census information as set forth at 24 CFR 570.208(a)(1)(vi). The regulations require timely use of this data, and any changes to the policies delineated herein will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Therefore, if your office believes that relief from the transition policy is necessary, please consult with the Entitlement Communities Division (ECD) before taking any actions. A. [How LMISD Are Calculated]{.underline} The LMISD can change each year during the annual update, which re-associates every one of the split block groups to CDBG grantees if there is a change in geography, e.g., a metropolitan city or urban county annexes land or there is a change in the units of government participating as part of an urban county. CPD publishes new LMISD each fiscal year to reflect these changes. This annual update does not change the LMISD values and a CPD Notice regarding those changes is not usually issued. The LMISD values are calculated using income reported to the Census Bureau as compared to income limits, where the reported income and income limits reflect the same point in time. The current LMISD is calculated using the 2000 Census data, which is the latest available data for reported income. When changes occur in the LMISD values, HUD then issues a CPD Notice to provide information on the changes and to reiterate the transition policy applicable to activities affected by changes in the LMISD. B. [How LMISD Data Changes For 2007]{.underline} The LMISD values for 2007 have changed because CPD is adopting the revised income limit areas, which HUD implemented for the 2006 income limits. The LMISD for 2007 were calculated using the reported income in the 2000 Census and the revised income limit areas as applied to the 2000-based income limits. The LMISD for 2007 also reflect the annual geographic changes. A description of the LMISD calculation process is available at <http://www.hud.gov/offices/cpd/systems/census/lowmod/calculation.cfm>. In a [Federal Register]{.underline} notice published December 16, 2005, HUD proposed changes in the metropolitan area definitions used to calculate HUD median family income limits and estimates. The new definitions, which match FY 2006 fair market rent (FMR) areas, were used in the new HUD income limit estimates that became effective March 8, 2006. The new definitions are based on the current Office of Management and Budget (OMB) metropolitan statistical area (MSA) definitions, but divide OMB areas along the old FMR area lines in cases where significant differences in rents or median incomes exist. OMB revises metropolitan area definitions after each Decennial Census. OMB issued its 2000 Census-based definitions in 2003, and substantial changes resulted in several metropolitan area definitions. These changes were made to better reflect metropolitan area commuting tendencies and patterns of economic integration. The OMB metropolitan area definitions are used on a widespread basis throughout the federal government for both data collection and program administrative purposes. For further explanation on the changes to income limit area geography, please review the December 16, 2005, Federal Register notice which is easily accessed at: <http://www.huduser.org/datasets/il/il06/FY06_ProposedMeth.pdf>. Another useful source of information on the FY 2006 income limit changes is found at: <http://www.huduser.org/datasets/il/il06/faq.html>. The updated LMISD has been posted on HUD's website and can be found at <http://www.hud.gov/offices/cpd/systems/census/lowmod/index.cfm>. The last two columns in the table identify the block groups having experienced a change. This allows affected parties to identify and assess where changes have occurred and whether the changes impact one or more area benefit activities currently planned or in development for the future. C. [Distribution]{.underline} Each field office is responsible for distributing this transition guidance to each grantee within its jurisdiction. Distribution of this Notice should be completed within two weeks after Field Office receipt. D. [Effective Date for Updated LMISD]{.underline} HUD encourages the use of this data as soon as possible, but the effective date for use is as follows: for grantees with program year start dates between January 1 and June 1, the effective date is June 1, 2007. The effective date for all other grantees is July 1, 2007. While these effective dates will govern when the updated LMISD must be used, the updated data has been loaded into IDIS for all grantees. The data for grantees with a program year start date of January 1, February 1, or March 1 also include geography/participation changes. Thereafter, LMISD that reflects changes in geography/participation for other grantees will be loaded monthly based on each grantee's program year start date. E. [Transition Policy]{.underline} If the new LMISD data shows that an area no longer qualifies under 24 CFR 570.208(a)(1), starting and/or finishing activities in a program year should be governed by the following guidance: - [Defined Service Areas]{.underline} > Area benefit activities for which a specific service area had been > identified based on data derived using prior LMISD and for which CDBG > funds [had already been obligated]{.underline} as of the effective > date of the new LMISD may continue to qualify under the previous data, > but only to the budgeted amount for the activity as of the effective > date. Amounts that need to be expended for such activities beyond the > budgeted amount and all area benefit activities initiated after the > effective date of the new data must be based on the new LMISD. Budgeted: For these purposes, "budgeted" means the total amount identified for the activity in the Integrated Disbursement and Information System (IDIS) or in the applicable Consolidated Plan Action Plan (or amendments, if applicable) as of the effective date of the new LMISD. However, this allowance extends only to those area benefit activities with a clearly defined service area. An amount that was included in a Consolidated Plan Action Plan or IDIS for an activity described as "an economic development loan to a commercial business" would not be considered "budgeted" and, therefore, would not meet this test. But an economic development loan with a specified service area, e.g., " economic development loan to ABC Groceries, Inc., serving the Hilltop neighborhood," would be considered budgeted. Obligated: As defined in 24 CFR 85.3, obligation means the amount of orders placed, contracts and subgrants awarded, goods and services received, and similar transactions during a given period that will require payment by the grantee during the same or a future period. - [Pre-award Costs]{.underline} > For those area benefit activities involving authorized pre-award > costs, CDBG funds may be used to reimburse the costs previously > incurred as long as the activity's service area still meets the low- > and moderate-income qualifying standard based on the LMISD in effect > at the time the costs were incurred. - [Acquisition of Real Property]{.underline} > For area benefit activities using prior LMISD that include the > acquisition of property with CDBG funds, the development of the > property may be completed using the prior LMISD if CDBG funds were > obligated for the acquisition prior to the new data being made > effective for the grantee [and]{.underline} the use planned for the > property at the time of acquisition does [not]{.underline} change. If > the planned use changes after the new LMISD effective date, compliance > for the area served by the new activity (use) with the low/mod area > benefit national objective must be based on the new LMISD. - [Cost Overruns]{.underline} > If funds have been obligated for an activity that met the area benefit > criteria using the previous LMISD and there is an unexpected increase > in the cost of the activity that does not change the scope or purpose > of the activity, the grantee may cover the cost overrun, even though > it was not included in the amount budgeted. However, enhancements > (e.g., improvements that change the scope or purpose of the activity) > may only be funded if the activity will meet the low- and > moderate-income area benefit national objective using the new LMISD. - [Activities Involving Loan or Grant Programs.]{.underline} > Certain activities may be designed to meet low- and moderate-income > area benefit national objective criterion, but involve the provision > of direct financial assistance to individuals or businesses in that > area. By far, the most common such situation would be an activity > making loans or grants to businesses that provide goods or services to > residents of a neighborhood, where at least 51 percent of the > residents are low- and moderate-income. Application of the new LMISD > to such activities will follow the same principal as is required under > the low- and moderate-income housing and jobs national objective > criteria: each separate provision of assistance must meet the area > benefit national objective as of the date assistance is obligated to > each business or individual. - [Amendments]{.underline} > Following the effective date for use of the new LMISD, amendments that > increase the amount of CDBG funds budgeted for the activity or change > the service area of the activity, must qualify under the new data. > Also, an activity for which funds were budgeted, but no funds had been > obligated by the effective date of the new LMISD, must qualify under > the new LMISD. Examples of activities applying the new and old LMISD: 1. \$100,000 is budgeted for construction of a recreation center as a public facility that will serve a low/mod area based on prior LMISD. \$20,000 was obligated prior to the effective date of the new LMISD for the grantee. Because funds had been obligated, the activity may continue to qualify under the prior LMISD and the remaining \$80,000 may be used to complete construction. 2. A grantee budgeted \$150,000 for acquisition of property and construction of a neighborhood recreation center (on the property) that, based on prior LMISD, will serve a low/mod area. The acquisition was completed prior to the effective date of the updated LMISD, but the contract for construction had not been let. Because the grantee completed the acquisition (obligated funds) prior to the effective date of the new LMISD, the activity may be completed using the prior LMISD, as long as the property is used for the construction of a neighborhood recreation center as planned. 3. An activity is listed in the Consolidated Plan Action Plan as "economic development loans to businesses located in and serving the Hilltop neighborhood," which is a qualified low/mod area based on the prior LMISD, and one loan had been made (obligated) prior to the grantee's effective date of the new LMISD. Because each loan would be considered a separate activity, subsequent loans made under this economic development program could only qualify if the service area is still eligible based on the new LMISD. If you have any questions about the guidance provided in this Notice, HUD field staff should contact the Entitlement Communities Division at (202) 708-1577; entitlement grantees should contact their HUD field offices. Attachment +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| \| CDBG Low/Mod \| \| \| \| \| \| \| First Quartile \| \| \| \| \| \| \| Under Old And New \| \| \| \| \| \| \| Income Limits \| \| \| \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| \| (Based on FY 07 \| \| \| \| \| \| \| Participations) \| \| \| \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| * \| CDBG Name \| First \| First \| *Geog \| \| \| S \| \| Quartile \| Quartile \| raphic \| Income \| \| ta \| \| % (Old \| % (New \| Chan \| Limit \| \| te \| \| Limits) \| Limits) \| ge\* \| Cha \| \| \| \| \| \| \| nge\* \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| AL \| DOTHAN \| 50.9 \| 50.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| ALHAMBRA \| 50.8 \| 51.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| BAKERSFIELD \| 71.4 \| 71.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| BALDWIN PARK \| 57.5 \| 57.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| BELLFLOWER \| 47.9 \| 48.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| BURBANK \| 39.9 \| 39.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| CARSON \| 38.4 \| 38.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| CHICO \| 71.4 \| 71.4 \| X \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| CLOVIS CITY \| 52.4 \| 52.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| COMPTON \| 70.9 \| 70.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| COSTA MESA \| 62.4 \| 62.4 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| CUPERTINO CITY \| 23.1 \| 27.4 \| X \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| DALY CITY \| 59.1 \| 63.8 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| DOWNEY \| 43.4 \| 43.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| EL CENTRO \| 71.1 \| 71.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| EL MONTE \| 72.1 \| 72.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| FRESNO \| 72.4 \| 72.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| FULLERTON \| 64.7 \| 64.7 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| GARDENA \| 53.3 \| 53.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| GILROY CITY \| 69.5 \| 71.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| GLENDALE \| 56.1 \| 56.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| GLENDORA CITY \| 30.2 \| 30.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| HANFORD \| 65.9 \| 66.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| HAWTHORNE \| 61.7 \| 61.7 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| HUNTINGTON PARK \| 74.7 \| 75.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| INGLEWOOD \| 62.7 \| 63.0 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| LAKEWOOD \| 28.9 \| 28.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| LANCASTER \| 62.1 \| 62.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| LONG BEACH \| 67.0 \| 67.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| LOS ANGELES \| 69.4 \| 69.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| LYNWOOD \| 69.9 \| 70.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| MADERA \| 76.1 \| 76.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| MERCED \| 76.8 \| 77.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| MILPITAS CITY \| 38.1 \| 41.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| MONTEBELLO \| 57.3 \| 57.6 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| MONTEREY PARK \| 49.4 \| 49.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| MOUNTAIN VIEW \| 38.2 \| 42.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| NAPA CITY \| 57.4 \| 57.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| NORWALK \| 47.7 \| 47.7 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| PALMDALE \| 56.7 \| 56.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| PALO ALTO \| 27.4 \| 30.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| PARADISE \| 50.8 \| 51.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| PARAMOUNT CITY \| 61.5 \| 61.7 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| PASADENA \| 52.2 \| 52.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| PICO RIVERA \| 54.2 \| 54.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| POMONA \| 67.1 \| 67.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| PORTERVILLE \| 70.8 \| 70.8** \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| * \| CDBG Name \| First \| First \| ** \| * \| \| S \| \| Quartile \| Quartile \| Geogra \| Income \| \| ta \| \| % \| % \| phic \| Limit \| \| te \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| (Old \| (New \| Chan \| Cha \| \| \| \| Limits) \| Limits) \| ge\* \| nge\* \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| REDDING \| 57.7 \| 58.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| REDONDO BEACH \| 23.3 \| 23.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| REDWOOD CITY \| 54.8 \| 58.8 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| ROSEMEAD \| 64.4 \| 64.6 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SAN BERNARDINO \| 76.9 \| 76.9 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SAN FRANCISCO \| 59.3 \| 63.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SAN JOSE \| 52.2 \| 57.7 \| X \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SAN MATEO \| 48.2 \| 54.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SANTA CLARA \| 41.3 \| 45.8 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SANTA CLARITA \| 29.6 \| 29.8 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SANTA MONICA \| 38.5 \| 38.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SANTA ROSA \| 55.9 \| 55.9 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SOUTH GATE \| 64.0 \| 64.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO \| 56.5 \| 62.6 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SUNNYVALE \| 37.4 \| 41.6 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| TORRANCE \| 29.4 \| 29.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| TULARE \| 60.3 \| 60.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| TURLOCK \| 63.8 \| 63.8 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| TUSTIN \| 57.1 \| 57.1 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| UPLAND \| 52.1 \| 52.1 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| VISALIA \| 55.0 \| 55.0 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| WEST COVINA \| 37.4 \| 37.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| WHITTIER \| 42.0 \| 42.0 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| YUBA CITY \| 60.9 \| 61.4 \| X \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| FRESNO COUNTY \| 57.9 \| 58.3 \| X \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| KERN COUNTY \| 67.3 \| 67.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| LOS ANGELES COUNTY \| 53.1 \| 53.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| MARIN COUNTY \| 44.1 \| 48.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| ORANGE COUNTY \| 44.4 \| 44.4 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SAN BERNARDINO \| 61.1 \| 61.1 \| X \| \| \| \| COUNTY \| \| \| \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SAN MATEO COUNTY \| 42.0 \| 44.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SANTA BARBARA \| 54.6 \| 54.6 \| X \| \| \| \| COUNTY \| \| \| \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CA \| SANTA CLARA COUNTY \| 42.7 \| 47.6 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CO \| GREELEY \| 74.2 \| 74.2 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CO \| LOVELAND \| 51.3 \| 51.3 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CO \| ADAMS COUNTY \| 62.1 \| 62.1 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CO \| ARAPAHOE COUNTY \| 46.8 \| 46.8 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CO \| DOUGLAS COUNTY \| 23.5 \| 23.5 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CT \| GREENWICH \| 28.1 \| 31.0 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CT \| NEW LONDON \| 75.5 \| 76.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CT \| NORWALK \| 51.8 \| 54.0 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CT \| NORWICH \| 64.4 \| 64.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CT \| STAMFORD \| 56.5 \| 57.6 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| CT \| WATERBURY \| 76.6 \| 77.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| DE \| WILMINGTON \| 79.1 \| 76.9 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| DE \| NEW CASTLE COUNTY \| 47.3 \| 45.7 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| FL \| BOCA RATON \| 34.7 \| 34.7 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| FL \| DEERFIELD BEACH \| 61.4 \| 61.4 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| FL \| FT MYERS \| 74.1 \| 74.1 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| FL \| HIALEAH \| 60.8 \| 67.4** \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| * \| CDBG Name \| First \| First \| ** \| * \| \| S \| \| Quartile \| Quartile \| Geogra \| Income \| \| ta \| \| % \| % \| phic \| Limit \| \| te \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| (Old \| (New \| Chan \| Cha \| \| \| \| Limits) \| Limits) \| ge\* \| nge\* \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| FL \| MIAMI \| 76.2 \| 82.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| FL \| MIAMI BEACH \| 64.4 \| 70.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| FL \| MIAMI GARDENS CITY \| 51.9 \| 58.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| FL \| NORTH MIAMI \| 64.3 \| 71.5 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| FL \| POMPANO BEACH \| 62.4 \| 62.4 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| FL \| MIAMI-DADE COUNTY \| 50.9 \| 57.8 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| GA \| WARNER ROBINS \| 58.3 \| 61.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| GA \| FULTON COUNTY \| 58.8 \| 58.8 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| ID \| MERIDIAN \| 45.0 \| 45.0 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| ID \| POCATELLO \| 57.3 \| 57.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IL \| AURORA \| 66.0 \| 66.0 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IL \| BLOOMINGTON \| 64.6 \| 64.6 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IL \| HOFFMAN ESTATES \| 30.9 \| 30.9 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IL \| JOLIET \| 66.6 \| 66.6 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IL \| NAPERVILLE \| 24.6 \| 24.6 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IL \| ROCKFORD \| 64.0 \| 64.0 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IL \| LAKE COUNTY \| 35.6 \| 35.6 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IL \| MCHENRY COUNTY \| 37.8 \| 37.8 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IL \| ST CLAIR COUNTY \| 61.5 \| 61.5 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IL \| WILL COUNTY \| 42.2 \| 42.2 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IN \| BLOOMINGTON \| 79.8 \| 79.8 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IN \| FORT WAYNE \| 67.4 \| 68.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IN \| INDIANAPOLIS \| 71.4 \| 71.7 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IN \| LAFAYETTE \| 58.4 \| 58.4 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IN \| HAMILTON COUNTY \| 31.8 \| 32.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IA \| AMES \| 64.6 \| 64.6 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IA \| CEDAR FALLS \| 41.1 \| 41.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IA \| SIOUX CITY \| 52.8 \| 53.0 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| IA \| WATERLOO \| 64.8 \| 64.8 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| KY \| ASHLAND \| 46.2 \| 46.6 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| KY \| LEXINGTON-FAYETTE \| 61.3 \| 63.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| LA \| BOSSIER CITY \| 62.5 \| 62.7 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| LA \| LAFAYETTE \| 46.1 \| 52.8 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| LA \| SHREVEPORT \| 70.8 \| 71.0 \| X \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| ME \| AUBURN \| 57.2 \| 57.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| ME \| LEWISTON \| 61.3 \| 61.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| ME \| CUMBERLAND COUNTY \| 40.6 \| 40.6 \| X \| \| 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+----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| NC \| CARY \| 28.5 \| 30.3 \| X \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| NC \| CHARLOTTE \| 63.2 \| 64.5 \| X \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| NC \| CONCORD \| 63.0 \| 65.0 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| NC \| FAYETTEVILLE \| 59.5 \| 59.5 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| NC \| GASTONIA \| 71.9 \| 72.7 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| NC \| HIGH POINT \| 70.2 \| 70.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| NC \| JACKSONVILLE \| 58.2 \| 59.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| NC \| KANNAPOLIS \| 63.3 \| 64.4 \| \| X \| 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Chan \| Cha \| \| \| \| Limits) \| Limits) \| ge\* \| nge\* \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| OH \| LAKE COUNTY \| 42.2 \| 42.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| OH \| MONTGOMERY COUNTY \| 52.0 \| 52.2 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| OK \| BROKEN ARROW \| 34.0 \| 34.0 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| OK \| SHAWNEE \| 65.2 \| 65.2 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| OR \| BEND \| 53.8 \| 53.8 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| PA \| ABINGTON \| 32.9 \| 33.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| PA \| ALLENTOWN \| 68.0 \| 70.0 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| PA \| BENSALEM TOWNSHIP \| 47.5 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+----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| WA \| KENNEWICK \| 61.7 \| 61.7 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| WA \| KING COUNTY \| 45.0 \| 45.0 \| X \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| WV \| HUNTINGTON \| 64.5 \| 64.8 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| WV \| MARTINSBURG \| 64.2 \| 70.7 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| WI \| APPLETON \| 45.5 \| 46.7 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| WI \| SUPERIOR \| 62.3 \| 62.3 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| WY \| CASPER \| 53.4 \| 53.4 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| PR \| ISABELA MUNICIPIO \| 55.8 \| 59.1 \| \| X \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| PR \| SAN SEBASTIAN \| 56.6 \| 58.6** \| \| X \| \| \| MUNICIPIO \| \| \| \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| \| \| \| \| \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+ \| \| \* Indicates that \| \| \| \| \| \| \| one or more split \| \| \| \| \| \| \| block groups within \| \| \| \| \| \| \| the grantee\'s \| \| \| \| \| \| \| jurisdiction \| \| \| \| \| \| \| changed. \| \| \| \| \| +----+---------------------+-----------+-----------+--------+---------+	en
markdown	238078	# Presentation: 238078 ## Introducción al Programa de Supervisión del Sistema Público de Agua Potable ## Ley de Agua Pótable - En el pasado se han usado varios términos y siglas para representar la ley base para la protección del agua potable. El término “Ley de Agua Potable Segura” (LAPs), que es una traducción literal del título de la ley es uno de ellos. Sin embargo, este término no es representativo de la traducción funcional del título de la ley. En este documento usaremos “Ley de Agua Potable” (LAP). ## Otros Términos - Agencia de Protección Ambiental, usaremos “La Agencia” - Programa de Supervision de Sistemas Públicos de Agua Pótable, usaremos “Programa de Manejo” - Programas de Protección de las Fuentes de Abasto, usaremos “Programas de Protección en la Fuente” ## Módulos de la Academia de Agua Potable Módulos introductorios - Resumen del Acta (o Ley ) de Agua Potable - Introducción a los Programas de Protección en la Fuente - Introducción al Programa de Control de Inyección Subterránea Introducción al Programa de Manejo - Módulos reglamentarios - Módulos técnicos Notes: La Academia de Agua Potable (AAP) está desarrollando un sin número de módulos. Estos módulos cubren tópicos identificados por el Grupo de Trabajo de la AAP como los más importantes en el apoyo de la implantación del LAP. Este módulo es la Introducción al Programa de Supervisión de Sistema Público de Agua Potable (manejo). El propósito de este módulo es introducir a empleados que son nuevos al programa de manejo términos y conceptos esenciales. Ya que esto es un módulo introductorio, algunos tópicos no son cubiertos en detalle. Este módulo fue desarrollado en conjunto con tres módulos introductorios para un día adicionales que le proveerán un panorama completo de la manejo y sus programas. ## Objetivos - Al finalizar este módulo, los participantes serán capaces de contestar las siguientes preguntas: - ¿Qué es un sistema público de agua? - ¿Qué es el programa de manejo? - ¿Cuál es el papel de la Agencia, de los Estados, de las Tribus y de los sistemas públicos de agua potable? - ¿Cómo son desarrolladas las reglamentaciones bajo el programa de manejo? - ¿ Qué significa primacía en el programa de manejo? Notes: El objetivo de este módulo es proveer para que los participantes puedan contestar las siguientes preguntas: ¿Qué es un sistema público de agua? ¿Qué es el programa de manejo? ¿Qué significa primacía en el programa de manejo? ¿Cuáles son los roles de la Agencia, los Estados, las tribus y las localidades? ¿Cómo son desarrolladas las reglamentaciones bajo el programa de manejo? Información adicional también es incluida en este módulo. Por ejemplo, las descripciones de reglas específicas, los mecanismos de financiamiento, la aplicación de la ley a los manejo, y otra información útil es provista. ## El plan de hoy - Sistemas de agua - ¿Qué son y cómo trabajan? - Tratamiento, almacenamiento y distribución de agua - Historia del programa de manejo - Papel de la Agencia, de los Estados, de las Tribus y de los SPAPs - Reglamentaciones aplicables - Evaluaciones ## Sistemas de Agua Potable ## ¿Qué es un sistema de agua potable? - Provee agua para uso doméstico, prevención de incendios, uso industrial, irrigación - Varias variaciones de los sistemas de agua potable: - Pueden ser reglamentados o no por gobiernos Federales o Estatales - Pueden ser muy simples o muy complicados - Pueden utilizar una fuente de abasto de agua subterránea o una fuente de abasto de agua superficial o una combinación de los dos - Pueden ser pequeños o grandes Notes: Los sistemas de agua llevan agua a usted. Las personas usan el agua que les llega a través de su sistema de agua para distintos usos. Los usos del hogar y domésticos incluyen beber, cocinar, lavar y bajar inodoros; Las industrias usan agua para propósitos industriales tales como el equipo de enfriamiento y lavado; y Las ciudades usan agua para protección contra incendios. En resumen, existen muchos usos para el agua que le llega a usted mediante un sistema de agua. Los sistemas de agua son altamente variables. Éstos pueden ser regulados o no regulados por gobiernos Federales o Estatales; pueden ser muy simples o complicados en su construcción y operación; podrían usar una fuente de agua subterránea, una fuente de agua de superficie o una combinación de éstas; y podrían ser pequeños o grandes, variando de uno que sirve a un parque pequeño de casas movibles a uno que sirve a una área metropolitana mayor. Este módulo describe los sistemas de agua en mayor detalle para ayudarle a entender todos los tipos de sistemas de agua. ## Transmisión Transmisión Notes: Los cuatro componentes principales de la mayoría de los sistemas de agua son: Fuente; Tratamiento; Almacenamiento; e Instalaciones de distribución, transmisión y bombeo. Estos componentes son mostrados gráficamente arriba. Es importante notar que no todos los sistemas de agua tratan el agua de su fuente ó abasto antes de distribuirla. Más adelante en este módulo, describimos en mayor detalle las variaciones entre los sistemas de agua, enfocándonos en los componentes de un sistema de agua típico. ## Almacenamiento elevado Almacenamiento elevado Almacenamiento elevado Almacenamiento Planta y pozo de decantación Estación de bombeo reforzador Notes: La gráfica de arriba muestra un perfil de la diapositiva anterior. De esta diapositiva ustedes pueden ver como se usa la elevación para crear presión de agua y el uso de las estaciones de bombeo reforzador que podrían ser necesitadas para mover el agua a elevaciones más altas en el área de servicio. El mantener una presión positiva en el sistema de distribución es crítico para mantener los contaminantes afuera. ## Distinciones reglamentarias entre los sistemas de agua potable Un Sistema de Agua Potable No es un Sistema Público de Agua Potable Sistema Público de Agua Potable Sistema de Agua de la Comunidad Sistema de Agua No Comunales Sistema de Agua No Transeúnte, No Comunales Sistema de Agua Transeúnte, No Comunales Notes: Un sistema público de agua potable (SPAP) es definido por el Acta de Agua Potable (LAP) como “un sistema para la provisión al público de agua para consumo humano a través de tuberías u otros medios de transporte construidos, si dicho sistema tiene al menos quince conexiones de servicio, o regularmente sirve al menos a veinticinco individuos”. [Sección 1401 (4) (a)]. Así, los individuos que se suplen de pozos o sistemas que sirven a menos conexiones o personas no están capturados bajo las reglamentaciones Federales, aunque algunos Estados regulan sistemas más pequeños. Los sistemas regulados federalmente son llamados “sistemas de agua públicos” debido a que éstos sirven agua al público y no porque son propiedad pública, Un sistema de agua público puede ser de propiedad pública (p. ej., propiedad de una municipalidad) o de propiedad privada (p. ej., propiedad de un servicio propiedad de un inversionista o propiedad de un dueño de una plaza de casas movibles). El LAP divide más aún los sistemas de agua públicos en sistemas de agua de la comunidad (comunales) (SACs) y en sistemas de agua no comunales (SANCs). Los SACs incluyen sistemas de agua públicos que sirven a 25 personas o 15 conexiones durante todo el año. Ejemplos de los SACs incluyen sistemas de agua municipales o sistemas de agua que sirven a un parque de casas movibles u otros grupos de residentes. Los SANCs son SPAPs que no sirven a una población de residentes permanente. Esta última categoría es definida más aún e incluye dos tipos de sistemas de agua. El primero, no transeúnte, no comunales (SANTNCs) incluye sistemas que sirven al menos a 25 personas (las mismas personas) al menos durante seis meses del año, tal y como algunas iglesias, escuelas y fábricas. El segundo, transeúnte no comunales (SATNCs), incluye instalaciones tales como paradas en la carretera, áreas de acampar comerciales, hoteles y restaurantes que tienen sus propios suministros de agua y sirven a una población transeúnte al menos 60 días por año. Cada uno de estos tipos de SPAPs pueden ser propiedad pública o privada. ## Hay aproximadamente 170,000 Sistemas Públicos de Agua Potable a través de la Nación Notes: La mayoría de los SPAPs son sistemas de agua transeúntes no comunales. Aunque estos sistemas son numerosos, éstos sirven a un porcentaje pequeño de la población debido a que cada sistema sirve a una pequeña cantidad de personas. Casi todas las personas son frecuentemente servidas por sistemas de agua transeúntes no comunales. Recuerde que los SATNCs incluyen las paradas en la carretera, las áreas de acampar comerciales, hoteles y restaurantes que tienen su propio suministro de agua y sirven a una población transeúnte al menos 60 días por año. Por lo tanto, es importante regular estos sistemas aún cuando cada uno de éstos generalmente sirve a una población pequeña en cualquier momento dado. ## Programa de Supervisión del Sistema Público de Agua Potable - El programa de manejo es autorizado por el LAP - Reglamentaciones del LAP para sistemas públicos de agua potable son implantados a través del programa de manejo - Las ayudas aseguran abastos de agua potable seguros y adecuados - Toma en cuenta los sistemas de agua potable que proveen agua a más del 90 por ciento de la población Notes: El programa de Supervisión del Sistema de Agua Público es autorizado por el LAP. Los requisitos regulativos del LAP para los sistemas de agua potable son implementados a través del programa de manejo. Estas reglamentaciones ayudan a asegurar que el público reciba suministros seguros y adecuados de agua potable. De esta manera, el programa supervisa los sistemas de agua públicos según sugiere el título del programa. La Agencia, conjunta con los Estados y Tribus, regulan aproximadamente 170,00 sistemas de agua públicos. De éstos, los sistemas de agua de la comunidad proveen agua potable a más del 90 por ciento de los americanos. ## Sistemas no reglamentados bajo el programa de manejo Pozos privados Sistemas no reglamentados bajo el programa de manejo Notes: Las estadísticas del Censo de 1990 muestran que aproximadamente 16 millones de hogares en los Estados Unidos no son servidas por sistemas de agua de la comunidad. De éstos, cerca de 15 millones de hogares son servidos por pozos privados hincados o excavados usando el agua subterránea como una fuente. Recuerde, los pozos que sirven a un solo hogar (o que sirven a menos de 15 conexiones de servicio o 25 personas) no cumplen con la definición de un sistema de agua público y no son regulados bajo el programa de manejo. Sin embargo, algunos Estados regulan los sistemas que son más pequeños que aquellos que cumplen con la definición Federal del SPA, La mayoría de estos pozos producen una calidad y cantidad adecuada de agua, pero algunos producen agua que no es segura. Por ejemplo, el Estado de Washington regula todos los sistemas con dos o más conexiones. En adición, más de un millón de personas cargan agua desde puntos centrales de agua o usan agua de superficie no tratada como su fuente de agua potable. Los puntos centrales de provisión de agua y las fuentes de agua de superficie no tratada que sirven a menos de 25 personas al menos 60 días por año o que tienen menos de 15 conexiones de servicio no cumplen con la definición de un suministro de agua público y no son regulados por las reglamentaciones del LAP. En los 1970s la Agencia, de hecho, reguló dichos sistemas mediante asesoramiento, citando la intención del Congreso. La Región 9 de la Agencia trató de usar esta lógica para regular las zanjas de irrigación en los 1990s. Esto la llevó a un caso en corte, Distrito de Irrigación Imperial contra la Agencia, en el cual la corte dictó que el LAP no aplica a un distrito de irrigación que le suple a residencias, escuelas y negocios con agua no tratada a través de canales abiertos. En respuesta, el Congreso incluyó provisiones en las enmiendas de 1996 al LAP para regular conductores de agua construidos (“conveyances”) que cargan agua para el consumo humano. Las zanjas, alcantarillas, vías de agua, acueductos, drenajes de minas o canales pueden contar como medios para conducir agua construidos por el hombre (“conveyances”), si son usados como una fuente de agua potable y cumplen con otros criterios establecidos en el LAP. ## Tamaños y tipos de sistemas de agua potable reglamentados - Clasificados por tamaño: - Sirven de 25 - 500 personas - Sirven de 501 - 3,300 personas - Sirven de 3,301 - 10,000 personas - Sirven a más de 10,000 personas - Clasificados por fuente de abasto: - Agua subterránea - Agua superficial - Agua subterránea bajo la influencia directa de agua superficial (ASBID) Notes: En adición a la creación de categorías de sistemas de la comunidad y transeúntes y sistemas no transeúntes y no de la comunidad, el programa de manejo divide los sistemas de agua en categorías de tamaño y fuente debido a que los sistemas de distintos tamaños y con distintas fuentes enfrentan distintos retos en proveer agua potable segura y algunas veces presentan distintos riesgos. Los requisitos del LAP pueden variar dependiendo del tamaño del SPA o de la fuente del agua usada por un SPA. Los sistemas que sirven a menos de 10,000 personas generalmente se les refiere como sistemas pequeños. ## SACs por tamaño del sistema SACs por tamaño del sistema Notes: La cantidad de sistemas regulados es muy grande. De aquellos 55,000 sistemas que cumplen con la definición de un SAC, 93 por ciento son considerados ser sistemas pequeños – que sirven a menos de 10,000 personas. Aún cuando estos sistemas pequeños son numerosos, éstos solamente sirven a una pequeña fracción de la población. Por ejemplo, los sistemas que sirven a 3,300 personas o menos, componen sobre el 85 por ciento de los SACs en toda la nación, aún así sirven a menos del 10 por ciento de la población. Por otra parte, los aproximados 800 sistemas (alrededor de 1.5 por ciento de los sistemas) que sirven a más de 50,000 personas cada uno proveen agua a más del 60 por ciento de la población servida por sistemas de agua de la comunidad. Los sistemas pequeños enfrentan el mayor de los retos con el cumplimiento del LAP. Por esta razón, las Enmiendas de 1996 al LAP incluyen provisiones que permiten flexibilidad adicional en la implantación regulativa y requisitos de seguimiento para sistemas de agua pequeños. ## Sistemas de Agua de la Comunidad por tamaño Sistemas de Agua de la Comunidad por tamaño Notes: La mayoría (85 por ciento) de los SACs sirven a menos de 3,300 personas. ¿Qué retos enfrentan los sistemas pequeños? Recursos limitados. Debido a que la base de clientes de los sistemas pequeños es por definición pequeña, el costo por hogar es alto. En otras palabras, los sistemas pequeños carecen de economías de escala. Dependiendo de como un sistema pequeño diseña sus precios, menos clientes puede traducirse en menos rendimiento para mejoras de la infraestructura, pago de las deudas y salarios para atraer operadores y otro personal con experiencia técnica. En adición, los sistemas pequeños usualmente están en comunidades rurales y áreas de bajos ingresos. Usualmente estos hogares no tienen recursos para pagar por agua costosa. Esto limita más aún los recursos para los sistemas pequeños. Comparado con los sistemas más grandes, los sistemas pequeños son los menos capaces de obtener acceso a capital exterior para financiar mejoras necesarias a la infraestructura, de acuerdo a la Evaluación de las Necesidades de Infraestructura del Agua Potable de 1997 de la Agencia. Aumento de costos. Los sistemas de agua públicos también deben tener costos de rutina para la operación y mantenimiento de la instalación, al igual que cualquier mejora necesaria de la infraestructura. Además, según entran en vigor nuevas reglamentaciones para mejorar la protección de la salud pública, el costo de proveer agua potable segura aumentará. Este ciclo hacia arriba continuará mientras la contaminación de las fuentes de agua siga aumentando y reglamentaciones adicionales sean requeridas para asegurar suministros de agua potable seguros. ## Dueños de los Sistemas Públicos de Agua Potable Notes: La propiedad pública incluye gobiernos Estatales o locales o distritos especiales. La tabla muestra que la propiedad pública aumenta según la población servida aumenta (de 7.7 por ciento a 81.8 por ciento). La propiedad auxiliar significa que el proveer agua es una función auxiliar de su negocio o empresa principal. Por ejemplo, un parque de casa movibles que provee agua para sus residentes es un dueño auxiliar. La propiedad auxiliar disminuye según la población servida aumenta (de 69.2 por ciento a 1.1 por ciento). Propiedad privada incluye las que son propiedad de inversionistas y otros tipos de propiedad privada. La propiedad privada disminuye algo, variando de un punto alto de 23.1 por ciento para la población más pequeña a 11.2 por ciento para la población más grande. ## Fuentes de Abasto ## Fuentes de abasto de agua potable Agua superficial Agua subterránea Agua subterránea bajo la influencia directa del agua superficial Notes: El agua superficial y el agua subterránea son usadas como fuentes de agua potable. El agua superficial es tomada de fuentes sobre el terreno tales como ríos, lagos, pantanos o estuarios. El agua superficial, frecuentemente una fuente de organismos que causan enfermedades, es vulnerable a contaminación y requiere tratamiento antes de que sea segura para beber. El agua subterránea es bombeada de acuíferos subterráneos a través de pozos hincados o de manantiales. El agua subterránea, la cual es protegida por capas de tierra y otros materiales de la subsuperficie, usualmente requiere tratamiento mínimo. Sin embargo, el agua subterránea de acuíferos llanos, de acuíferos cerca de fuentes de agua superficial, o de fuentes que no están bien protegidas a través de la geología natural puede estar sujeta a influencia de las fuentes de agua superficial. Esta agua subterránea puede tener características comúnmente asociadas con el agua superficial (p. ej., presencia de contaminantes microbiológicos grandes tales como Giardia y quistes). Dicha agua subterránea es definida como agua subterránea bajo la influencia del agua superficial y es tratada como si fuera agua superficial. Cantidad adecuada de la fuente es también una consideración importante. Una fuente debe cumplir con la demanda de un día caluroso de verano o durante un incendio para prevenir la introducción de contaminantes al agua por contraflujo (“back-siphonage”). El contraflujo resulta de la baja presión en el sistema de distribución. ## SACs por fuente de abasto SACs por fuente de abasto Notes: Es más probable que sistemas de agua más pequeños escojan fuentes de agua subterránea, las cuales usualmente requieren menos tratamiento e involucran gastos de capital más bajos. La gráfica de arriba muestra el cambio de la fuente predominante de agua subterránea a agua superficial como sistemas que sirven a poblaciones más grandes. Los sistemas grandes frecuentemente optan por fuentes de agua superficial, las cuales usualmente pueden proveer rendimientos de agua más altos. Para muchos sistemas, un solo tipo de fuente de abasto de agua está disponible. Por ejemplo, un sistema puede estar lejos de fuentes de agua superficial y puede estar limitado a agua subterránea. En otros lugares o áreas, el agua subterránea puede ser escasa o de muy baja calidad. ## Sistema pequeño de agua subterránea Notes: Según fue descrito en la diapositiva anterior, muchos de los sistemas pequeños usan agua subterránea como fuente de abasto debido a que el agua subterránea usualmente requiere menos tratamiento que el agua superficial y por lo tanto es menos costoso. Esto es una consideración importante ya que muchos de los sistemas pequeños sin una base de tarifas de pagos grande no pueden obtener servicios de un operador certificado a tiempo completo. Los esfuerzos de protección de cabezales de pozo frecuentemente están entre las formas más costo-efectivas para asegurar agua potable segura. Estos esfuerzos previenen que ocurra contaminación en vez de tratar la contaminación después que haya ocurrido. ## Sistema grande de agua superficial Notes: Los sistemas grandes de agua superficial típicamente tienen plantas de tratamiento complejas. En adición, los operadores necesitan ser altamente calificados. Los sistemas pequeños que usan agua superficial usualmente tienen una planta tan compleja como la que se muestra arriba. Esencialmente los mismos procesos de unidad para tratamiento son usados y los operadores necesitan tener tantos conocimientos y estar tan calificados como lo están los operadores de plantas grandes. Debido a la falta de economías de escala, usted puede ver porque el obtener pericia es difícil para los sistemas pequeños. ## Tratamiento, Almacenamiento y Sistemas de Distribución de Agua - <date/time> Tratamiento, Almacenamiento y Sistemas de Distribución de Agua ## Tratamiento ## Necesidades de tratamiento - Contaminantes con efectos agudos a la salud (contaminantes microbiológicos, nitrato) - Contaminantes con efectos crónicos a la salud (carcinógenos, teratógenos) - Contaminantes secundarios Notes: Los sistemas de agua tratan para tres tipos de contaminantes: Contaminantes microbiológicos, los cuales pueden causar efectos agudos a la salud; Contaminantes que causan efectos crónicos a la salud; y Contaminantes secundarios. Los contaminantes microbiológicos usualmente están asociados con enfermedades gastrointestinales y en casos extremos, con muerte. Estos efectos agudos a la salud pueden atacar en cuestión de horas o días. El nitrato en el agua potable también representa una amenaza aguda a la salud. Los altos niveles pueden interferir con la habilidad de llevar oxígeno de la sangre de un infante. Esta condición potencialmente fatal es llamada “síndrome de bebe azul”. Los contaminantes con efectos crónicos a la salud incluyen productos derivados de la desinfección, plomo y otros metales, pesticidas y solventes usados por instalaciones comerciales e industriales. Sus efectos a la salud incluyen defectos al nacer, cáncer y otros efectos a largo plazo. Por ejemplo, algunos productos derivados de la desinfección son tóxicos y algunos probablemente son agentes carcinógenos. La exposición al plomo puede impedir el desarrollo mental de los niños. Los contaminantes con efectos agudos a la salud son de preocupación para la salud pública en sistemas de agua transeúnte no de la comunidad, ya que sirven a una población transeúnte. Por otra parte, los SACs y los SANTNCs sirven a las mismas personas en una base a largo plazo, así que los contaminantes que causan efectos agudos y crónicos a la salud son de preocupación para la salud pública. Los contaminantes secundarios afectan el sabor, olor, color y dureza del agua potable. ## Opciones de Tratamiento - El tratamiento seleccionado depende de: - La calidad de la fuente de abasto de agua - El tamaño del sistema - Los requisitos reglamentarios Estatales o Federales - Experiencia del sistema con tecnologías específicas Notes: Los sistemas de agua emplean dos estrategias básicas para asegurar que el agua potable que entra al sistema de distribución sea segura: protección de la fuente y tratamiento. La protección de la fuente minimiza el efecto de la actividad humana (p. ej., producción de aguas usadas o residuales, agricultura e industria) sobre el agua superficial y el agua subterránea. El tratamiento emplea tecnología para remover contaminantes del agua antes de ser enviada a los clientes. El tratamiento específico usado depende de la calidad de la fuente de agua y otros factores ambientales, tales como el clima y las características corrosivas del agua y la tierra. También depende del tamaño del sistema y de la experiencia con las tecnologías del operador e ingeniero del sistema de agua. En adición, los requisitos reglamentarios Estatales o Federales podrían afectar las selecciones de tecnología. ## Opciones de Tratamiento (continuación) - Filtración - Convencional - Directa - Arena lenta - Tierra Diatomacea - Adición de químicos - Corrosión - Hierro y manganeso - Fluoruro Notes: Filtración – Muchas instalaciones de tratamiento de agua usan filtración para remover las partículas remanentes del suministro de agua. Estas partículas incluyen barros y cienos, materia orgánica natural, precipitantes procedentes de otros procesos de tratamiento en la instalación, hierro y manganeso, y microorganismos. La filtración aclara el agua, aumenta la efectividad de la desinfección y remueve patógenos. Adición de productos químicos puede ser usada para controlar la corrosión, remover hierro y manganeso o controlar el sabor y olor. Vea el Anexo _ para más información sobre las tecnologías de tratamiento de agua potable. ## Slide 29 Notes: El agua puede ser tratada para la remoción de hierro y/o manganeso mediante la oxidación de los metales a sus formas insolubles, y luego removiéndolos a través de filtración. Esta foto muestra un edificio que contiene una planta para el propósito. La torre en el lado más lejano del edificio es donde el agua cruda es aireada (es decir, oxígeno es añadido) para poder oxidar los metales. Cloro y algunas veces permanganato de potasio (KMnO4) puede ser añadido también para asegurar la oxidación. ## Slide 30 Notes: El agua con los metales insolubles oxidados entonces es dirigida a la planta dentro del edificio. Esta planta tiene un proceso de dos pasos o etapas para la remoción de metales insolubles. Después del tratamiento, el agua no debe exhibir los problemas asociados con el hierro y el manganeso. Algunos sistemas que tienen hierro y manganeso a niveles bajos pueden añadir polifosfato al agua. El polifosfato trabaja para impedir la oxidación de los metales y previene los problemas de manchado. Este tratamiento frecuentemente es efectivo y menos costoso para los sistemas de agua pequeños. ## Slide 31 Notes: Esta foto es un ejemplo de una planta vieja de remoción de hierro en un sistema rural pequeño. Aquí el agua se deja caer en forma de cascada a través de las bandejas en el lado izquierdo en donde los metales son oxidados. Parte de los metales oxidados se asientan en el recipiente de asentamiento debajo de las bandejas de aireación y el resto son removidos en los dos filtros de presión localizados al lado de la caseta del pozo. Esta planta, como muchas otras alrededor de la nación, probablemente ha excedido su vida útil y su reemplazo es necesario. ## Slide 32 Notes: Ésta es una foto de un filtro de arena lento localizado en el norte de Idaho. Esta tecnología ha estado en uso por más de 100 años y se ha mostrado que es muy efectiva en la remoción de contaminantes microbianos. Las ventajas principales incluyen la simplicidad de operación y los bajos costos. Las desventajas son que éstos generalmente tienen que ser usados en aguas de alta calidad (turbidez baja) y debido a niveles bajos de filtración, éstos filtros ocupan un área grande. En el momento en que se tomó esta foto, esta planta había estado en servicio por cerca de cuarenta años. Ésta produce agua potable de alta calidad y segura. ## Opciones de Tratamiento (continuación) - Aireación - Tecnologías de membrana - Filtración por arena verde - Intercambio de iones - Adsorción Notes: Existen muchas otras técnicas que los sistemas de agua usan para tratar contaminantes que se encuentran en sus fuentes de abasto de agua. Por ejemplo, los sistemas pueden escoger técnicas de aireación que promueven la volatilización de los contaminantes. Éstos pueden usar tecnologías de membrana para remover contaminantes que no pueden ser removidos a través de filtración convencional. Muchos sistemas usan filtración de arena verde para remover hierro y manganeso. Los procesos de intercambio de iones son usados para remover constituyentes inorgánicos si no pueden ser removidos apropiadamente mediante filtración o sedimentación. El intercambio de iones puede ser usado para tratar el agua dura. También puede ser usado para remover arsénico, cromo, exceso de fluoruro, nitratos, radio y uranio. Los contaminantes orgánicos y los compuestos que causan color, sabor y olor pueden adsorberse (es decir, adherirse o pegarse) a la superficie de carbón activado granulado o en polvo (CAG o CAP). El CAG generalmente es más efectivo que el CAP en cuanto a la remoción de estos contaminantes. Vea el Anexo _ para más información sobre las tecnologías de tratamiento de agua potable. ## Slide 34 Notes: Esta planta de ósmosis reversa (OR) es un ejemplo de tratamiento de agua más sofisticado y costoso. El agua es forzada a través de una membrana semipermeable que deja los sólidos disueltos atrás. La OR frecuentemente es usada para tratar el agua que tiene sólidos disueltos a niveles muy altos. ## Opciones de Tratamiento (continuación) - Desinfección - Cloro - Ozono - Luz ultravioleta Notes: El agua frecuentemente es desinfectada antes de que entre al sistema de distribución para asegurar que los microbios peligrosos son matados. Cloro, cloraminas o dióxido de cloro muy frecuentemente son usados debido a que son desinfectantes muy efectivos y concentraciones residuales pueden ser mantenidas en el sistema de distribución de agua para proteger contra contaminación biológica. El ozono es un desinfectante potente, pero no es efectivo en controlar los contaminantes biológicos en las tuberías de distribución. La luz ultravioleta (UV) también puede ser efectiva como un desinfectante. ## Slide 36 Notes: El tratamiento puede ser muy simple o muy complejo. En esta fotografía, solución de cloro líquido es inyectada en el agua según llega del pozo. El agua entonces es dirigida a través de la tubería negra vertical grande de polietileno (PE) para poder proveer tiempo de contacto para que el cloro desactive los microorganismos que podrían estar en el agua. Noten el tanque a presión azul en el lado izquierdo de la foto. Esto es un ejemplo de un tanque de aire cautivo; uno que tiene una vejiga flexible para separar el aire y el agua. ## Slide 37 Notes: El cloro es el desinfectante usado más comúnmente, pero otros oxidantes son usados algunas veces y frecuentemente tienen ventajas sobre el cloro. La foto de arriba muestra generadores de ozono en una planta en los Estados centrales de los Estados Unidos. Estos generadores de ozono en particular han estado en uso desde el 1948. Éstos son efectivos en la remoción de sabores y olores, al igual que en la deactivación de microorganismos. ## Slide 38 Notes: Muchos de los sistemas de agua subterránea deben tratar el agua debido a estética. Altos niveles de hierro y/o manganeso son comunes en algunas aguas subterráneas. Estos metales disueltos se oxidan cuando son expuestos al cloro o a la atmósfera y producen sedimento y agua coloreada. La foto de arriba muestra agua siendo sacada utilizando la velocidad y fuerza del flujo (“flush”) de las líneas principales de un parque pequeño de casas movibles. Noten el color parecido a “jugo de tomate” y la consistencia del agua. Esto es causado por el hierro oxidado. Algunos sistemas pequeños no pueden pagar para instalar tratamiento y tratan de mantener el agua objetable a un mínimo mediante la limpieza periódica de las líneas principales con flujo abundante. El agua mostrada arriba causará que se manche la ropa sucia y los artefactos. ## Tratamiento en los sistemas más pequeños - Plantas modulares compactas - Tecnologías de punto-de-uso y - punto-de-entrada Notes: Los sistemas de agua potable pequeños han enfrentado problemas por mucho tiempo en cuanto a poder pagar y mantener la tecnología de tratamiento necesaria para proteger la salud pública. Las limitaciones enfrentadas por sistemas pequeños pueden incluir la falta de pericia en la operación de tecnologías de tratamiento complejas, la falta de un operador a tiempo completo y la falta de una base grande de clientes para reducir el impacto en las cuentas de agua de los individuos. Las Enmiendas del 1996 del LAP requieren que la Agencia se enfoque en la identificación de soluciones de tratamiento para sistemas de agua potable pequeños. A través del proceso de identificar tecnologías apropiadas, la Agencia mejorará la base de información para tomar decisiones sobre el tratamiento. Los sistemas más pequeños que carecen de recursos y de la pericia adecuada pueden optar por una planta modular compacta (es decir, una planta de fabricación normalizada, en vez de una planta construida a la medida) para poder cumplir con sus necesidades de calidad del agua. En adición, las Enmiendas del 1996 explícitamente reconoció a los dispositivos de tratamiento de punto-de-uso (PDU) y punto-de-entrada (PDE) administrados centralmente como tecnologías de cumplimiento potencialmente menos costosas para los sistemas pequeños. Las unidades PDU son instaladas en el registro y las unidades PDE son instaladas en la entrada del servicio a los hogares afectados. Bajo el LAP, las unidades de tratamiento de PDU y PDE usadas para lograr el cumplimiento para contaminantes químicos (no microbiológicos) son elegibles si son pertenecientes, controlados y mantenidos por el sistema de agua público o por una persona contratada para el sistema. Las tecnologías de tratamiento de PDU y PDE incluyen alúmina activada, carbón activado, aireación, intercambio de iones, ósmosis inversa y desinfección ultravioleta. ## Slide 40 Notes: Este es un ejemplo de una planta en paquete para uso en los sistemas pequeños usada para remover el gas de ácido sulfhídrico. El agua es bombeada desde el pozo a un aparato de bandejas para aireación colocado en la parte superior de la planta. La aireación del agua remueve efectivamente el gas. El agua es almacenada en la parte trasera de la unidad, luego es desinfectada y bombeada al sistema de distribución. Esta planta puede ser movida en el sitio como una unidad completa. ## Slide 41 Notes: Una diapositiva anterior mostró una foto de una planta de tratamiento grande de agua superficial. Dichas plantas son complejas y requieren pericia para su operación apropiada. La foto de arriba muestra una planta de paquete de tratamiento de agua superficial que trata el agua del río Yukon en Alaska. Esta planta está localizada dentro de un edificio y es como de 10 pies de ancha, 25 pies de larga y 8 pies de alta. Ésta contiene todas las unidades funcionales que la planta grande tiene y requiere el mismo nivel de pericia del operador para su operación apropiada. ## Fuente de abasto Estación de bombeo Sedimentación Floculación Mezcla rápida Adición de químicos Filtros Pozo de decantación / retención Adición de desinfectante Fuente de abasto Notes: Usualmente, el agua superficial es tratada para remover los sólidos suspendidos, los contaminantes orgánicos e inorgánicos, los organismos patogénicos, así como los sabores y olores. A continuación encontrará una descripción textual de los siete pasos que son mostrados arriba. Adición de productos químicos. Los productos químicos, usualmente coagulantes y desinfectantes, son añadidos al agua superficial no tratada para hacer los contaminantes más fáciles de remover. Mezcla rápida. Los productos químicos son mezclados rápidamente con el agua no tratada para facilitar las reacciones químicas que desestabilizan las partículas cargadas. Floculación. El agua es mezclada lentamente en los recipientes de floculación. El mezclado lento y gentil permite que las partículas desestabilizadas químicamente entren en contacto entre ellas para que partículas “floculadas” más grandes y más fácilmente removibles sean formadas. Sedimentación. Las partículas floculadas son permitidas a asentarse fuera del agua y subsiguientemente son removidas como “sedimento”. Muchos de los contaminantes de la fuente de agua y los productos químicos añadidos en el paso 1 son removidos en este proceso. Filtros. Las partículas floculadas restantes son removidas según el agua pasa a través del medio granular de los filtros. El agua limpia y filtrada es recolectada debajo de los filtros. Adición de desinfectante. El desinfectante (usualmente cloro) es añadido al agua filtrada a medida que es transferida al pozo limpio o al almacenamiento de agua terminada. Detención del pozo limpio. El agua es retenida en la cuenca de almacenamiento del pozo limpio por suficiente tiempo para permitir que el desinfectante deactive cualquier patógeno restante. Un residuo de desinfectante es mantenido en el sistema de distribución para proteger contra contaminación que podría ocurrir después de que el agua haya salido de la planta de tratamiento. ## Almacenamiento ## Almacenamiento - Presuriza el sistema de distribución que ayuda a prevenir la contaminación - Permite al sistema cumplir con la demandas máximas - Protege las bombas Notes: Casi todos los sistemas de agua incluyen instalaciones para almacenar agua terminada, o agua que está lista para ser enviada a los clientes. El almacenamiento puede ser en tanques al nivel de la tierra o tanques elevados. Los sistemas de agua pequeños frecuentemente usan tanques presurizados pequeños (tanques hidroneumáticos) que usan energía eléctrica en vez de elevación para mantener la presión en el sistema de distribución. La capacidad de almacenamiento adecuada es importante porque asegura la presión de agua positiva necesaria para prevenir que los contaminantes entren al sistema de distribución. La rehabilitación periódica de las instalaciones de almacenamiento es necesaria para prevenir la entrada y crecimiento de contaminantes microbiológicos en la instalación de almacenamiento y para mantener la integridad estructural. El almacenamiento también es necesario porque permite que los sistemas provean agua durante periodos de uso máximo y asegura la presión adecuada para cumplir con los requisitos de flujo para incendios. Muchos sistemas de agua pequeños no tienen almacenamiento u otras instalaciones que son adecuados para los propósitos de protección contra incendio. ## Tanque de almacenamiento con depósitos de moho Notes: La foto de arriba muestra el muro interior de un tanque de almacenamiento. Éstos son depósitos de enmohecimiento que pueden refugiar bacterias y bajan la calidad del agua. Los tanques de almacenamiento, cuando no son diseñados o mantenidos apropiadamente, son un punto de entrada común para microbios contaminantes. Los tanques de almacenamiento tienen compuertas para el acceso y la inspección. Estas compuertas deben ser diseñadas apropiadamente para mantener fuera el agua de lluvia, el polvo, los insectos y otros contaminantes; además, deben ser cerrados con llave para prevenir el vandalismo. Los respiraderos y los sobreflujos también deben ser diseñados y mantenidos para prevenir la introducción de contaminantes. ## Slide 46 Notes: Los tanques de almacenamiento comúnmente son encontrados enterrados bajo tierra, en la superficie de la tierra y elevados. Éste es un tanque al nivel de la tierra que está construido de un acero recubierto con cristal. El recubrimiento de cristal los hace muy resistentes a la corrosión y esto es útil porque la corrosión puede acortar grandemente la vida útil de los tanques de acero. Este tanque en particular está localizado en la isla de Hawaii donde el salitre puede hacer la corrosión un gran problema. Noten que existe una compuerta de acceso en el techo del tanque justo arriba de la escalera. Esto es para permitir el acceso para la limpieza y la inspección. Es importante que todos los aspectos de las instalaciones de almacenamiento sean diseñados apropiadamente para prohibir la entrada de contaminantes (p. ej., polvo, insectos, roedores). Las compuertas de acceso usualmente son construidas con un reborde de 4 – 6 pulgadas alrededor de la apertura y con una tapa del tipo de caja de zapatos con cerradura y junta. Otros puntos de entrada potenciales para la contaminación deben también ser diseñados apropiadamente, ya que ha sido mostrado que muchos eventos de contaminación pueden ser rastreados a los tanques de almacenamiento. ## Slide 47 Notes: Éste es un tanque elevado. Dichos tanques son mucho más costosos que los tanques al nivel de la tierra o enterrados y son usados en donde la topografía no permite la colocación de un tanque al nivel de la tierra a una elevación que proveerá la presión adecuada al sistema. Estos tanques usualmente tienen una sola tubería desde el sistema de distribución. Por lo tanto, éstos “corren en la línea” y el agua puede entrar en el tanque o salir del tanque a través de la misma línea dependiendo de donde proviene la demanda del sistema. Los tanques elevados pueden ser puntos de entrada para la contaminación debido a que éstos frecuentemente no obtienen la misma frecuencia de inspecciones que los tanques al nivel de la tierra. Obviamente, esto es porque no todas las personas se sienten cómodas subiendo a éstos. ## Slide 48 Notes: Los tanques de almacenamiento tienen que tener respiraderos para permitir que el aire salga cuando el agua está siendo bombeada al tanque y para permitir que el aire entre cuando el agua está saliendo del tanque. En ocasiones ha ocurrido que presiones atmosféricas han colapsado los tanques de acero cuando los respiraderos se han tapado. Esta foto muestra un respiradero del tipo U invertida. Este tipo de respiradero es requerido por muchos estándares Estatales debido a que la porción invertida hace más difícil que entre polvo u otros materiales arrastrados por el viento. Además, el respiradero tiene una malla para mantener fuera a los pájaros e insectos. ## Slide 49 Notes: Ésta es una foto de una batería de tanques a presión. Éstas son usadas comúnmente en sistemas pequeños de agua subterránea debido a su bajo costo. Los tanques son cargados con aire a un nivel predeterminado. El agua es bombeada dentro de los tanques, comprimiendo el aire y aumentando la presión en el sistema. A otra presión predeterminada las bombas se apagan y se le provee agua al sistema desde los tanques presurizados. Cuando se ha usado suficiente agua para permitir que la presión caiga a un nivel más bajo, las bombas son prendidas de nuevo. La caja pequeña localizada en el centro de la foto es el interruptor de presión. Éste registra la presión del sistema y prende y apaga las bombas. Estos tipos de sistemas de almacenamiento solamente proveen suficiente almacenamiento para evitar que las bombas entren en ciclos muy frecuentes de prendido y apagado. ## Slide 50 Notes: Ésta es una foto de un tanque elevado pequeño que fue investigado como la fuente de contaminación de un sistema de agua potable. Eventualmente la causa de la contaminación fue identificada de ser materia fecal depositada por aves. Noten los pájaros perchados sobre el tanque. ## Slide 51 Notes: Ésta es una foto tomada desde la parte superior del tanque. Noten el excremento avícola en el techo del tanque. La tapa de la compuerta de acceso en este tanque es simplemente una lámina de acero con bisagras que cierra sobre la apertura en el techo. Las bisagras están en el lado derecho de la foto y la cerradura está en el lado izquierdo con el candado parcialmente tapado por la escalera. Una pieza angular de hierro está soldada sobre la compuerta para dirigir el derrame en el sentido opuesto de las aperturas alrededor de la tapa. El agua contaminada con material fecal puede entrar fácilmente al tanque a través de esta apertura pobremente diseñada. No mostrado en esta foto, existe otra apertura en el techo del tanque, la cual es suficientemente grande para realmente permitir la entrada de pájaros al tanque. ## Instalaciones de Transmisión, Distribución, y Bombeo ## Instalaciones de Transmisión, Distribución, y Bombeo - Líneas principales de agua - Instalaciones de bombeo - Aditamentos - Bocas de incendio - Metros de agua - Válvulas y dispositivos de prevención de contraflujo Provista por: Carl Ambrose: Ciudad de Nueva York DEP Notes: Para la mayoría de los sistemas de agua, la distribución y transmisión de agua requiere un capital de inversión más grande y mayores recursos de operación que otros componentes del sistema de agua. Las tuberías de Transmisión traen agua desde el abasto al tratamiento o desde el tratamiento a los sistemas de distribución. Las tuberías de Distribución transfieren agua al cliente. Estas tuberías son conocidas también como "líneas principales de agua". Muchos de los sistemas de agua incluyen también bombas reforzadoras, las cuales ayudan a mantener la presión del sistema. Las líneas principales estructuralmente estables y las instalaciones de bombeo son de crítica importancia para el cuidado contra riesgos a la salud pública. Si la presión se pierde o si presión negativa es inducida, el agua contaminada o las aguas usadas o residuales pueden regresar al sistema a través de fugas. En adición, las líneas principales deben mantenerse en buenas condiciones debido a que cualquier fallo puede dejar a la comunidad sin servicio de agua hasta que el fallo sea reparado. Los sistemas de distribución incluyen también aditamentos que ayudan a proteger la salud pública. Bocas de Incendio, además de combatir incendios, también son utilizadas para limpiar el agua estancada del sistema. Metros de agua ayudan a prevenir el sobreuso de agua y provee al sistema con datos o información sobre agua no contabilizada, lo cual puede ayudar al sistema a identificar fugas. Válvulas son necesarias para dirigir el flujo del agua o para cerrar alguna línea de agua para mantenimiento o reparación. Dispositivos de prevención de contraflujo ayudan a asegurar que el agua contaminada que pueda originarse en establecimientos comerciales, residenciales o redes de distribución interconectada no contamine el sistema de agua. Provista por: Carl Ambrose: Ciudad de Nueva York DEP Notes: La foto de arriba muestra una línea de transmisión en la ciudad de Nueva York. Esta gran línea lleva agua desde la planta de tratamiento de agua a líneas de distribución más pequeñas que la distribuyen a los clientes. ## Slide 55 Notes: Esta es una fotografía de una línea principal de transmisión de gran tamaño fabricada de cemento y asbesto, la cual se fracturó catastróficamente y fue sacada de servicio. Líneas principales de agua, ambas de transmisión y distribución, están normalmente enterradas y frecuentemente, al no estar visibles, no reciben la atención debida con la posible consecuencia de fallas catastróficas. ## Slide 56 Notes: Esta es una foto de una línea principal de distribución de 6 pulgadas, la cual ha sido removida recientemente en un proyecto de reemplazo. Noten las tres bandas de reparación hechas en acero inoxidable. El reemplazo de las líneas principales en este sistema, probablemente debió haberse realizado en décadas anteriores. Las roturas y fugas en un sistema de distribución, fuera de ser costosas, pueden contaminar el agua potable debido a la posibilidad de contraflujo. ## Slide 57 Notes: Los sistemas pequeños frecuentemente tienen instalaciones marginales. Esta foto muestra una línea de poca capacidad de transmisión que lleva agua desde una quebrada a una planta modular compacta. La línea es aislada para protección contra congelamiento. ## Slide 58 Notes: Líneas principales del sistema de distribución tienen características diferentes en el Ártico. Ésta es una foto de trabajadores soldando dos pedazos de una línea principal de agua. La línea principal es de 4 pulgadas PE y está cubierta por aislamiento y un revestimiento de metal protector. Los sistemas de distribución del Ártico, típicamente están construidos para permitir que el agua sea circulada y calentada para prevenir congelamiento en las líneas principales o en los tanques de almacenamiento. ## Instalaciones de bombeo - Bombas mueven fluidos de un punto a otro - Transportan agua a través del sistema - Remueven sedimento o alimentan químicos - Tipos de bombas - Desplazamiento positivo - Centrifuga - Expulsora Notes: En un sistema de agua, existen muchas aplicaciones que requieren una bomba para mover el fluido de un punto a otro. En adición al transporte de agua a través del sistema, entre las funciones de las bombas se incluyen: sistemas de alimentación de químicos, eliminación de sedimento, compresión de aire, y muestreo. Existen tres tipos de bombas usadas en una planta de tratamiento de agua. Una bomba de desplazamiento positivo lleva agua a una velocidad constante a pesar de la presión que debe superar. Este tipo de bomba es típicamente usada para la aplicación en línea de químicos (es decir, aplicación de químicos dentro de una línea de agua presurizada). Las bombas centrifugas son utilizadas cuando un volumen de flujo parejo es necesario para cumplir con las demandas impuestas en ella. El volumen de bombeo varía con la presión de descarga del agua en la descarga de la bomba (es decir, según la presión de descarga aumenta, el volumen de bombeo disminuye). Las bombas centrifugas son usadas para pozos, agua no tratada, agua de lavado (“backwash”) contracorriente, transferencia, agua terminada, reforzadoras, lodos y bombeo de reciclaje de aguas de lavado contracorriente. Las bombas de expulsión son bombas de vacío en las cuales el gas es removido de un contenedor (p. ej., un cilindro de cloro) mediante el paso de agua a una velocidad alta a través de una cámara de conexión. El agua a alta velocidad crea un vacío que conduce el cloro dentro de la corriente de agua. ## Slide 60 Notes: Ésta es una foto de una bomba vertical de turbina de un pozo (una bomba centrifuga) para un sistema de agua de tamaño mediano. La válvula grande en el lado derecho de la foto es una válvula automática que se abre lentamente cuando la bomba se prende y se cierra lentamente cuando la bomba se detiene. Ésta es diseñada para prevenir el "golpe de ariete“ (martilleo) que puede causar que las líneas principales se rompan. Noten que la bomba está montada en una base que está al menos a 1 pie sobre el piso de la caseta del pozo y a 18 pulgadas sobre la elevación de inundación de 100 años. Esto protege el pozo y el acuífero de la contaminación por inundaciones o derrames. Notes: Éstas son bombas de gran y alto servicio en un gran sistema de agua superficial. Estas bombas de "alto servicio" envían agua tratada desde la planta al sistema de distribución. Las bombas son como de cinco pies de diámetro. ## Slide 62 Notes: La bomba amarilla pequeña en el contenedor amarillo en el lado derecho de la foto es una bomba de desplazamiento positivo para la alimentación de químicos. Éstas son diseñadas para bombear la misma cantidad de producto dentro del sistema de agua aún cuando la presión del sistema puede cambiar. Éstas son usadas en sistemas de tamaño pequeño y mediano para añadir químicos para el tratamiento y pueden ser ajustadas fácilmente para poder obtener el volumen correcto de alimentación de químicos. Este sistema es servido por tres pozos cuya agua es dirigida por múltiples (“manifold”) a la tubería sencilla mostrada aquí. La bomba de alimentación de químicos inyecta cloro para desinfectar el agua. La caja negra montada en la pared recibe una señal de un metro de agua (no mostrado) y aumenta o disminuye el volumen de inyección de cloro basándose en la cantidad de agua siendo bombeada. El cloro líquido aprobado por la FNS* es almacenado en el barril azul en el lado izquierdo. El ingeniero está midiendo el residuo de cloro en el punto de inyección para asegurarse que existe el residuo adecuado para la desinfección apropiada. La Fundación Nacional de Sanidad Internacional es una organización de pruebas y certificación sin fines de lucro que verifica las capacidades de rendimiento de los sistemas de tratamiento de agua potable comercialmente listos. También certifican productos con marcas formalmente registradas como evidencia de cumplimiento con los estándares voluntarios de consenso, reglamentos oficiales o especificaciones de productos. ## Slide 63 Notes: Esta es una bomba centrífuga utilizada para reforzar las presiones en el sistema de distribución. La cantidad de agua que producirá esta bomba es inversamente proporcional a la presión contra la cual está bombeando. ## Historia del Programa manejo ## Orígenes del Programa de manejo Principios del siglo 20: esfuerzos Estatales y locales para controlar enfermedades de origen hídrico (efectos agudos a la salud) 1914: Primeros estándares Federales, adoptados voluntariamente por muchos Estados 1925: Filtración y cloración utilizada en grandes ciudades Notes: En los años 1800s y principios de los 1900s, los Estados, sistemas de agua y gobiernos locales comenzaron a establecer programas para asegurar la distribución de agua potable segura. Los primeros esfuerzos se enfocaron en contaminantes microbiológicos, tales como protozoos, bacteriológicos y contaminantes virales. Se hicieron esfuerzos para prevenir que el alcantarillado crudo entre a cuerpos de agua que eran utilizados como fuentes de abasto de agua potable y para tratar el agua sacada de lagos, ríos y reservas. Los primeros estándares Federales del agua potable fueron adoptados en 1914 por el Servicio de Salud Pública (SSP) de los E.E.U.U. Los estándares solamente fueron requeridos para acarreadores interestatales, pero muchos estados los adoptaron voluntariamente. Los estándares incluyeron un límite para el conteo total de bacterias en placas y estipuló estándares de muestreo para el E. Coli. Los estándares de 1914 solamente toman en cuenta la calidad bacteriológica del agua debido a que la comisión que propuso los estándares no pudo acordar sobre los requisitos específicos químicos y físicos. En 1925, el SSP estableció estándares para algunos constituyentes físicos y químicos.(plomo, cobre, zinc, sustancias excesivas de minerales solubles). Para 1925, ciudades grandes estaban utilizando filtración y cloración. Es probable que la combinación del uso de filtración y cloración haya ayudado a salvar más vidas que ningún otro esfuerzo de salud pública. Para mediados de los 1900s, los departamentos Estatales de salud pública estaban bien establecidos como agencias reglamentarias. Los contaminantes primarios de interés aún continuaban siendo aquellos, tales como patógenos y nitrato, que causan problemas de salud inmediatos o agudos. ## Enfoque de barrera múltiple - Enfocado en la prevención - Enfoque comprensivo - Selección de fuente de abasto - Protección de fuentes de abasto - Tratamiento Notes: Prevención es la clave para proveer agua potable segura. Hemos aprendido a través de experiencias que barreras protectoras siempre deben mantenerse en vigor para proteger o salvaguardar contra la ocurrencia de condiciones que puedan causar enfermedades. Estados desarrollaron un enfoque de barreras múltiples para prevenir contaminación microbiana en el agua potable. Este enfoque de barreras múltiples trabaja con el sistema de agua de forma comprensiva, tomando en cuenta un sinnúmero de puntos donde la contaminación puede ocurrir. Los pasos incluyen: Selección y protección de una fuente de abasto apropiada; y Selección del tratamiento que es apropiado para la calidad de la fuente de abasto de agua. El tratamiento apropiado puede incluir coagulación y sedimentación, filtración, y desinfección con tiempo de contacto. ## Enfoque de barrera múltiple - Sistemas de distribución estables diseñados apropiadamente - Estándares de diseño y construcción - Revisión de planos y especificaciones para los sistemas de agua potable - Encuestas sanitarias - Adiestramiento, asistencia técnica y certificación del operador Notes: Los Estados utilizaron varios métodos reglamentarios para implantar el enfoque de barreras múltiples. La construcción de buenos diseños de ingeniería de sistemas de distribución promueve circulación completa y evita condiciones de agua estancada que puede facilitar la contaminación microbiana. Agencias Estatales insistieron también en instalaciones de almacenamiento bien diseñadas y construidas que confiablemente protegían el agua terminada (agua que está lista para distribución al cliente) de contaminación. Los Estados desarrollaron estándares de diseño y construcción; incluyendo requisitos para presión positiva y redundancia. La mayoría requerían que los planos y especificaciones para sistemas nuevos de agua (o alteraciones mayores a sistemas existentes) sean aprobados antes de ser construidos. Algunos Estados también requirieron una inspección posterior a la construcción para asegurar que los sistemas "según construidos" sean conformes a los planos y especificaciones aprobados. En adición, encuestas sanitarias de rutina fueron realizadas por ingenieros o empleados de sanidad del Estado para verificar todos los componentes del sistema desde la fuente de abasto hasta el grifo. Los Estados también establecieron programas para asegurar que los operadores (al menos aquellos de sistemas grandes) estaban adiestrados y certificados para operar y mantener sus instalaciones. ## Enfoque de barrera múltiple - Permisos de descarga - Licenciatura Profesional - Códigos de edificación - Cumplimiento Notes: El enfoque de barrera múltiple también toma en cuenta las actividades fuera del sistema de agua que podrían directa o indirectamente afectar la calidad del agua potable. Por ejemplo: Los permisos de descarga aseguran que las descargas a aguas subterráneas o superficiales que pueden servir como una fuente de abasto de agua potable cumpla con los estándares especificados; Requisitos de licenciatura profesional (p. ej., para ingenieros y plomeros) aseguran que los trabajadores están adiestrados y experimentados adecuadamente; Códigos de edificación protegen las estructuras que guardan el equipo del sistema de agua y el almacenamiento de agua terminada; y El cumplimiento de todas los estándares actúa como incentivo para cumplir. ## Programas Estatales de agua potable - A mediados del siglo XX hubo un incremento en la utilización de productos químicos - Mejor entendimiento de los efectos a la salud - Investigación de la fuente de abasto de agua - Soluciones a través de tratamiento o fuentes de abasto alternas Notes: Entre principios y mediado del siglo XX, el aumento de la industrialización resultó en el aumento en descargas de contaminantes químicos a cuerpos de agua superficial. Los contaminantes químicos incluyen compuestos tales como pesticidas, metales pesados y químicos orgánicos volátiles. Según los científicos comenzaron a identificar riesgos a la salud asociados con una cantidad de contaminantes químicos, los programas Estatales de agua potable comenzaron a examinar las fuentes de abasto de agua para dichos contaminantes. Si los contaminantes eran detectados en niveles que podrían causar riesgo a la salud, los ingenieros, ya sea, diseñaban instalaciones de tratamiento para tomar en cuenta el contaminante, o recomendaban fuentes de abasto de aguas alternas. ## Origen del Envolvimiento Federal Primeros Esfuerzos del Estado 1914 Primeros estándares Federales - acarreadores interestatales 1925 - 1940 Estándares adicionales 1962 Los estándares más comprensivos antes del LAP 1969 EAAC 1970 Se fundó la Agencia 1974 Contaminantes de agua potable asociados al cáncer en Nueva Orleans; se promulgó el LAP Siglo XIX Se promulgó el LAP Origen del Envolvimiento Federal Notes: Durante mediados del siglo veinte, el gobierno Federal aumentó gradualmente su énfasis en programas para aumentar el acceso público a agua potable segura y adecuada. SSP estableció estándares en los 1940s que tomaban en cuenta la calidad química del agua. En 1962, límites mandatarios (para acarreadores interestatales) para químicos relacionados a la salud e impurezas biológicas y límites recomendados para impurezas que afectan apariencia, sabor, y olor, fueron establecidos para 28 constituyentes. Todos los 50 Estados aceptaron estos estándares, con modificaciones menores, adoptadas como reglamentaciones o directrices. En 1969, el SSP condujo una Encuesta del Abasto de Agua de la Comunidad (EAAC). La encuesta indicó que varios millones de personas estaban siendo suministrados agua de calidad inadecuada y que 360,000 personas estaban siendo suministrados agua potable potencialmente peligrosa. En 1970, la Agencia de Protección Ambiental (La Agencia) fue establecida, y el programa Federal de agua potable fue movido del SSP a la Agencia. La nueva agencia formada, la Agencia, afrontó la preocupación pública creciente sobre la seguridad del agua potable. Datos de la EAAC y otras encuestas realizadas por la Agencia a principios de los 1970s, demostraron que el agua potable estaba contaminada a escala nacional, particularmente con químicos orgánicos sintéticos. En adición, en Nueva Orleans en 1974, la alta incidencia de cáncer de la vejiga fue asociada con contaminantes en el agua potable. En respuesta a las preocupaciones incitadas por las encuestas y los estudios, el Congreso promulgó en 1974 el Acta de Agua Potable Segura. El acta de 1974 estableció el programa de Supervisión del Sistema Público de Agua Potable (manejo). El propósito del programa manejo era establecer estándares nacionales mínimos realizables, aplicables por ley para la calidad del agua y para garantizar que los proveedores de agua monitoreen el agua para asegurar el cumplimiento de los estándares nacionales. Estos enfoque basado en estándares dominaban el programa manejo por muchos años y aún son una parte importante de los programas de hoy día. ## Acta del Agua Potable Segura de 1974 - Requirió el establecimiento de Reglamentaciones Nacionales de Primacía del Agua Potable - Estableció el papel de - La Agencia - Estados - Proveedores públicos de agua potable Notes: El LAP de 1974 estableció un programa cooperativo entre las agencias locales, Estados y Federales. El acta requirió el establecimiento de reglamentaciones primarias para el agua potable designadas para asegurar agua potable segura para los consumidores. Estas reglamentaciones fueron las primeras en ser implantadas a un gran número de sistemas de agua alrededor de todos los Estados Unidos, cubriendo tanto contaminantes químicos como microbianos. El LAP mandó cambios mayores a las reglamentaciones de sistemas de agua potable mediante el establecimiento de roles (papel) específicos para el gobierno Federal y Estatal, como también para los proveedores públicos de agua. El gobierno Federal, específicamente la Agencia, fue autorizada a establecer reglamentaciones nacionales para el agua potable, llevar a cabo estudios e investigaciones especiales y supervisar la implantación Estatal del Acta. Se espera que los Estados acepten la mayor parte de la responsabilidad, llamada responsabilidad primaria de cumplimiento (primacía), para la administración y cumplimiento de reglamentaciones establecidas por la EPA bajo el Acta. Los proveedores públicos de agua tienen la responsabilidad de día a día, cumplir con las reglamentaciones. Para cumplir con esta meta, ellos deben llevar a cabo monitoreo rutinario e informar los resultados a la agencia reglamentaria del Estado. Las violaciones deben ser informadas al público y corregidas. El no cumplir con estas funciones puede resultar en acciones de cumplimiento y penalidades. ## Programa de manejo: Cambios de enfoque - LAP de 1974 requirió estándares primarios nacionales; definió los roles o el papel de la Agencia, los Estados y los SPAPs - Enmiendas de 1986 del LAP enfatizaron los estándares, el muestreo y el cumplimiento - Enmiendas de 1996 del LAP enfatizaron la prevención - El programa de manejo de hoy día refleja el enfoque de barrera múltiple de los Estados Notes: El Congreso subestima significativamente la cantidad de tiempo requerido por parte de la Agencia en desarrollar estándares reales del agua potable. El LAP requiere estándares interinos en seis meses de su promulgación, con estándares revisados en unos 2.5 años. La Agencia promulgó las primeras Reglamentaciones Nacionales Interinas Primarias del Agua Potable un año después de su promulgación. En reacción a la percibida lentitud de la Agencia, el Congreso incluyó fechas para el establecimiento de estándares en las Enmiendas de 1986 del LAP. Específicamente, la ley requirió que la Agencia reglamentara 85 contaminantes para el 1989 y 25 contaminantes adicionales cada tres años de ahí en adelante. Diez años más tarde, el Congreso enmendó al LAP nuevamente. En un esfuerzo para reducir el problema de reglamentaciones en los Estados y para proveer a la Agencia y a los Estados la flexibilidad para concentrarse en aquellas amenazas mayores a la de salud pública, el Congreso eliminó el requisito del programa de SPAAP para incluir 25 estándares nuevos cada tres años. Las Enmiendas de 1996 requieren que la Agencia evalúe la necesidad para reglamentar cinco contaminantes cada cinco años y enfatizó la necesidad de tener buena ciencia e involucrar al público en el establecimiento de prioridades para reglamentaciones. Las Enmiendas de 1996 también incluyeron nuevos y más fuertes enfoques de prevención en el programa de SPAAP. El enfoque preventivo y comprensivo de 1996 de las enmiendas del LAP combinaron el enfoque de barrera múltiple tomada por los programas Estatales anteriores con los estándares, monitoreo y enfoques de cumplimiento empleados por el programa Federal de los 1970s y 1980s. ## Programa de manejo hoy día:Papeles de la Agencia, los Estados, y los Sistemas Públicos de Agua Potable ## Programa de manejo de hoy día - Papel de la Agencia ## Papel de la Agencia Oficina de Agua Subterránea y Agua Potable División de Estándares y Administración de Riesgos Centro de Apoyo Técnico División de Protección del Agua Potable Oficina del Administrador Oficinas Regionales Oficina de Cumplimiento y Asistencia de Cumplimiento Notes: La Oficina de Agua Subterránea y Agua Potable (OASAP) tiene la responsabilidad para el liderazgo nacional del programa de manejo. La División de Estándares y Administración de Riesgos de la OASAP desarrolla estándares técnicos, incluyendo NMCs, técnicas de tratamiento y requisitos asociados de muestreo o monitoreo e informe y desarrolla las reglamentaciones que deben ser adoptadas por los Estados. La División de Protección de Agua Potable (DPAP) de la OASAP implanta las reglamentaciones y establece políticas nacionales y dirección para asegurar mejor cumplimiento. La DPAP también provee asistencia a Regiones y Estados en la implantación de nuevas reglamentaciones. Esta asistencia puede tomar la forma de adiestramiento, guías, u hojas de verificación entre otra información, incluyendo equipos de implantación de reglamentaciones y la Academia de Agua Potable. La Oficina de Cumplimiento y Asistencia de Cumplimiento provee liderazgo nacional para asuntos de cumplimiento de la manejo. La Oficina Regional de la Agencia tiene el papel crítico de supervisar la implantación y cumplimiento por parte de los Estados con primacía y la implantación y cumplimiento de estándares en Estados sin primacía. Las regiones también supervisan la administración Estatal de las subvenciones del Fondo Fluctuante Estatal para el Agua Potable. ## Establecimiento e Implantación de Estándares - Reglamentaciones Nacionales Primarias del Agua Potable - Reglamentaciones Nacionales Secundarias del Agua Potable - Requisitos de primacía del Estado Notes: La División de Estándares y Administración de Riesgos de la Agencia establece los Reglamentos Nacionales Primarios y Secundarios del Agua Potable, los cuales incluyen los niveles de concentración para contaminantes en agua tratada o en los estándares de tratamiento basados en tecnología. Un Reglamentación Nacional Primaria del Agua Potable (encontrado en la Parte 141 del Código de Reglamentos Federales ó “CFR 40”, por sus siglas en inglés) es un estándar que se puede hacer cumplir legalmente que aplica a sistemas públicos de agua. Los estándares primarios protegen la calidad del agua potable mediante la limitación de los niveles de contaminantes específicos que son conocidos o anticipados a ocurrir en el agua y pueden afectar adversamente la salud pública. Los Reglamentos Nacionales Secundarios del Agua Potable (encontrado en la Parte 143 del “CFR 40”) son lineamientos que no se pueden hacer cumplir para contaminantes que pueden causar efectos cosméticos (tales como la decoloración de la piel o de los dientes) o efectos estéticos (tales como sabor, olor o color) en el agua potable. Es importante notar que el agua que sabe y huele mal, frecuentemente puede llevar a las personas a buscar agua de mejor sabor y olor, la cual puede ser menos segura. Sin embargo, debido a que estos estándares son basados en intereses estéticos y no en efectos a la salud, la Agencia recomienda, pero no requiere que los sistemas de agua cumplan con los estándares secundarios. Sin embargo, los Estados pueden escoger adoptar estándares secundarios como estándares que se deben hacer cumplir. La información en este módulo se enfoca en los estándares nacionales primarios. La Parte 142 del “CFR 40” contiene reglamentos para la implantación y el cumplimiento de los Reglamentos Nacionales Primarios del Agua Potable en la Parte 141 del “CFR 40”. Éste incluye requisitos y procedimientos para los Estados y Tribus para obtener primacía, al igual que requisitos para la aplicación de los Reglamentos Federales para lograr el cumplimiento y la emisión de varianzas y excepciones. ## Estándares y Reglamentaciones bajo el LAP - Reglamentaciones para controlar contaminantes con riesgos agudos a la salud - Contaminantes Microbiológicos - Reglamentaciones para controlar contaminantes con riesgos crónicos a la salud Notes: Los estándares establecidos bajo el programa de manejo controla los contaminantes que presentan efectos agudos a la salud (p. ej., contaminantes microbiológicos) y contaminantes que presentan efectos crónicos a la salud. Los estándares para contaminantes con efectos agudos a la salud aplican a todos los sistemas públicos de agua potable. Su propósito es prevenir las epidemias inmediatas a la salud asociadas con estos contaminantes. La Agencia también establece estándares que toman en cuenta los contaminantes que son principalmente asociados con efectos crónicos (a largo plazo) a la salud. Aunque los contaminantes cubiertos en estos estándares están principalmente asociados con efectos crónicos a la salud, algunos de estos contaminantes también presentan efectos agudos a la salud, pero no a niveles típicamente encontrados en el agua potable. En general, los sistemas de agua transeúntes no de la comunidad – sistemas de agua que no sirven a la misma población en base diaria – son exentos de los estándares para contaminantes crónicos. El propósito de estos estándares es prevenir los efectos a la salud asociados con la ingestión a largo plazo de agua contaminada. ## Establecimiento de Estándares: Pasos Paso 1 Determinación de contaminantes Paso 2 Establecimiento de prioridades Paso 3 Desarrollo de reglamentaciones Notes: Las Enmiendas del 1996 al LAP requieren que la Agencia siga varios pasos para determinar primero, si el establecer un estándar para un contaminante en particular es apropiado y de ser así, cual debe ser el estándar. El compromiso público y la ciencia y datos revisados por los colegas son aspectos claves del enfoque para desarrollar nuevos reglamentos bajo el programa actual de manejo. Paso 1 – La Agencia debe primero determinar cuales contaminantes va a considerar para reglamentación. Esta determinación está basada en los riesgos a la salud y la probabilidad de que los contaminantes ocurran a niveles de interés en los sistemas públicos de agua potable. Paso 2 – Luego, la Agencia considera las aportaciones públicas y la ciencia y datos disponibles para establecer prioridades para la reglamentación. Si la Agencia determina que es necesaria la reglamentación, la Agencia debe trabajar con agencias y grupos (“stateholders”) para desarrollar propuestas de reglamentos propuestos y solicitar y considerar los comentarios públicos sobre la propuesta. Paso 3 – Finalmente, utilizando el envolvimiento delas agencias y grupos de interés, la Agencia publica (promulga) reglamentos finales. Los reglamentos finales incluyen los límites de concentración – Niveles Máximos de Contaminantes (NMC) – o requisitos de tratamiento, al igual que requisitos para el muestreo o monitoreo regular. También existen requisitos para informar al público del sistema no cumplir con los estándares. ## Determinación deContaminantes Ciencia con Base Fuerte Aportación pública Acción reglamentaria sobre cinco contaminantes para el 2001 Lista de Contaminantes Candidatos Actualizada cada cinco años (actualmente 50 químicos, 10 microbianos) Notes: Las Enmiendas del 1986 del LAP incluían fechas precisas que requerían a la Agencia, reglamentar 83 contaminantes y luego reglamentar 25 contaminantes adicionales cada tres años. Las Enmiendas requerían que la Agencia sacara de una lista existente de contaminantes con efectos conocidos a la salud los seleccionados. Sin embargo, el enfoque no tomó en cuenta cuán frecuente un contaminante ocurría en el agua potable, no proveía un medio para dar prioridad a contaminantes a ser reglamentados. El enfoque delineado en las Enmiendas del 1996 para desarrollar nuevos estándares requiere aportaciones amplias públicas y científicas para asegurar que los contaminantes que presentan los mayores riesgos a la salud pública sean seleccionados para reglamentación futura. La presencia de un contaminante en el agua potable y los riesgos a la salud pública asociados con un contaminante deben ser considerados para poder determinar si un riesgo a la salud pública es evidente. En adición, el enfoque de selección de nuevos contaminantes toma en consideración las necesidades de poblaciones sensitivas tales como niños y mujeres embarazadas. Bajo las Enmiendas del 1996, la Lista de Contaminantes Candidatos (LCC) guiará la evaluación científica de nuevos contaminantes. Los contaminantes en la LCC reciben prioridad para desarrollo reglamentario, investigaciones de agua potable (incluyendo estudios de efectos a la salud, efectos del tratamiento, y métodos analíticos) y el monitoreo para determinar ocurrencia. La Agencia publicó la LCC inicial, el 2 de marzo de 1998, ésta consiste de 50 químicos y 10 microbianos. La Agencia debe tomar una determinación para acción reglamentaria para cinco contaminantes para el 2001. La LCC debe ser actualizada cada cinco años, proveyendo un proceso continuo para identificar contaminantes para reglamentar o para establecer estándares futuros y para actividades de prevención. ## Establecimiento de prioridades Datos de ocurrencia LCC Reglamentación de monitoreo de contaminante no reglamentado Banco de datos Nacional de ocurrencia de contaminante Exposición humana Riesgos a la salud Estudios de efectos a la salud ## Desarrollo de las Reglamentaciones Nacionales Primarias del Agua Potable Exposición humana Riesgos a la salud Contaminante Seleccionado MNMC NMC o Técnica de tratamiento Notes: Una vez la Agencia haya seleccionado un contaminante para reglamentación, ésta examina los efectos a la salud del contaminante y establece una meta de nivel máximo de contaminante (MNMC), la cual es el nivel máximo de un contaminante en el agua potable del cual no se conocen o anticipan que ocurran efectos adversos a la salud de las personas y el cual permite un margen de seguridad adecuado. Las MNCMs son metas de salud pública que no se pueden hacer cumplir. Ya que las MNCMs consideran solamente la salud pública y no los límites de detección y tecnología de tratamiento, algunas veces son establecidos a un nivel que los sistemas de agua potable no pueden cumplir. Para la mayoría de los carcinógenos (contaminantes que causan cáncer) y contaminantes microbiológicos, las MNCMs son ajustadas a cero debido a que un nivel seguro no puede ser determinado frecuentemente. La Agencia también establece niveles máximos de contaminantes (NMCs), los cuales son límites de cumplimiento que el agua terminada debe cumplir. Los NMCs son ajustados lo más cerca que sea factible del NMCM. El LAP define “factible” como el nivel que puede ser logrado con el uso de mejor tecnología disponible (MTD), técnicas de tratamiento y otros medios que la Agencia encuentre disponibles (después de haberlos probados por eficiencia bajo condiciones de campo y no únicamente bajo condiciones de laboratorio), tomando en consideración los costos. Para algunos contaminantes, especialmente contaminantes microbiológicos, no existe un método confiable que sea económicamente y técnicamente factible que pueda medir un contaminante a concentraciones particularmente bajas. En estos casos, la Agencia establece técnicas de tratamiento. Una técnica de tratamiento es un procedimiento que se puede hacer cumplir o nivel de rendimiento tecnológico que los sistemas públicos de agua potable deben seguir para asegurar el control de un contaminante. ## Establecimiento de estándares: Envolvimiento de agencias y grupos de interés - Consejo Nacional de Asesoramiento del Agua Potable - Proceso de negociación reglamentaria - Comentarios públicos Notes: La Agencia considera las aportaciones de muchos individuos y grupos a través del proceso de reglamentación. Uno de los medios formales por el cual la Agencia solicita la asistencia de agencias y grupos de interés (“stateholders”) es el Consejo Nacional de Asesoramiento del Agua Potable (CNAAP). El comité de 15 miembros fue creado por el Acta de Agua Potable Segura. Éste es compuesto de cinco miembros del público general, cinco representantes del Estado y agencias locales interesadas en la higiene del agua y el abasto público de agua potable, y cinco representantes de organizaciones privadas y grupos demostrando un interés activo en la higiene del agua y el abasto público de agua potable, incluyendo dos miembros que están asociados con sistemas públicos rurales pequeños de agua potable. El CNAAP asesora al Administrador de la Agencia sobre todas las actividades de la Agencia relacionadas al agua potable. En adición al CNAAP, representantes de los proveedores de agua, grupos ambientales, grupos de interés público, Estados, Tribus y el público general son alentados a tomar un papel activo en la formación de las reglamentaciones, mediante la participación en reuniones públicas y haciendo comentarios sobre las reglas propuestas. Los esfuerzos recientes de la Agencia para controlar contaminantes microbiológicos tales como Cryptosporidium y los subproductos que se forman como resultado de la desinfección incluían un proceso de negociación reglamentaria (“neg reg”), el cual formalmente involucró a dichos representantes. En adición, también se han celebrado reuniones especiales para obtener aportaciones de las comunidades minoritarias y de bajos recursos, al igual que de los representantes de pequeños negocios. ## Determinación de costos y beneficios de los estándares del agua potable - Análisis de impacto reglamentario - Análisis del Acta de Imparcialidad Reglamentaria para Pequeños Negocios (AIRPN) - Solicitud de Colección de Información (SCI) Notes: Después de determinar un estándar basado en tecnología que se puede costear, la Agencia debe completar análisis económicos para determinar si los beneficios de ese estándar justifican los costos. Si no los justifican, la Agencia puede ajustar el NMC para una clase o grupo de sistemas en particular que “maximize los beneficios de reducción de riesgos a la salud a un costo que sea justificable por los beneficios”. El análisis más comprensivo es el Análisis del Impacto Reglamentario (AIR), el cual intenta cuantificar los costos esperados mediante la determinación de la cantidad de entidades afectadas, qué nuevo tratamiento o monitoreo usarán estos sistemas, cuánto costará cada sistema afectado, cómo afecta el precio del agua este costo y determinar sí ciertas regiones del país son afectadas desproporcionalmente. El AIR también cuantifica los beneficios de una reglamentación. Por ejemplo, éste puede estimar la cantidad de casos de cáncer evitados y asignar un valor a esto. La Agencia también debe desarrollar un análisis de Acta de Imparcialidad Reglamentaria para Pequeños Negocios (AIRPN), la cual avalúa los impactos sobre sistemas pequeños de agua potable y describe las opciones consideradas para los sistemas pequeños. Finalmente, todas las reglamentaciones que contienen requisitos para informes y mantenimiento de archivos deben ser aprobadas por la Oficina de Administración y Presupuesto bajo el Acta de Reducción de Papel. Este análisis, llamado Solicitudes de Colección de Información, estima el costo y la carga de los requisitos para informes y mantenimiento de archivos. ## Publicación de los estándares de agua potable Comentario público Finalizado en el RF Propuesto en el RF Codificado en el CFR Notes: Después que la Agencia escribe una regla propuesta, la Oficina de Administración y Presupuesto (OAP) debe aprobarla. Después de la aprobación de la OAP (lo cual puede requerir análisis o justificaciones adicionales de la Agencia) el Administrador firma la regla y la Agencia publica una regla propuesta en el Registro Federal. La notificación del Registro Federal incluye un preámbulo y las reglamentaciones propuestas. El preámbulo a una regla propuesta describe las bases de la Agencia para su decisión reglamentaria, incluyendo la información disponible sobre los efectos a la salud y la ocurrencia de contaminantes, las mejores tecnologías de tratamiento disponibles, el enfoque para el análisis económico y las conclusiones del análisis, además, el enfoque que la Agencia utilizó para considerar la aportación pública. El preámbulo debe mostrar claramente una base científica válida para la reglamentación. La publicación de una regla propuesta es seguida por un periodo de comentario público. La Agencia es requerida a considerar todos los comentarios públicos y toda la información emitida por el público mientras desarrolla una reglamentación final. Reglamentaciones finales, una vez desarrolladas, aprobadas por la OAP, y firmadas por el Administrador de la Agencia, éstas son nuevamente publicadas en el Registro Federal. La publicación de una regla final es referida como la “promulgación” de la regla. El preámbulo de la regla final resume los comentarios públicos y las respuestas de la Agencia, además, describe cualquier cambio hecho en las reglamentaciones. Las reglamentaciones finales son codificadas anualmente en el Código de Reglamentaciones Federales (CFR, por sus siglas en inglés). Las Reglamentaciones Nacionales Primarias del Agua Potable se encuentran en la Parte 141 del CFR 40. ## Implantación Federal y Poder para hacer cumplir las Leyes y Reglamentos (“Enforcement”) - Las Regiones de la Agencia implantan y hacen cumplir las reglamentaciones en los Estados sin primacía - OCAC provee liderazgo nacional para hacer cumplir las leyes y reglamentos - Agencia prepara informe de cumplimiento anual - Prioridades: - Reglamentaciones afectando microbianos - Asistencia de cumplimiento para sistemas pequeños Notes: El LAP provee para que los Estados puedan solicitar de la Agencia y recibir de ésta primacía y autoridad para hacer cumplir las reglamentaciones del LAP. Por ende, los Estados realizan la mayoría de las actividades de cumplimiento relacionadas a los sistemas de agua potable. Sin embargo, algunas actividades de cumplimiento son realizadas al nivel Federal: en Estados de no primacía y en Estados con primacía, cuando son solicitados por el Estado o cuando el Estado falla en actuar. La OCAC provee liderazgo nacional para cumplimiento. Históricamente, cada organización (p. ej., Oficina del Agua, Oficina de Aire y Radiación) incluían una oficina para cumplimiento. A principios de los 1990s, la Agencia consolidó las actividades de cumplimiento en la Oficina para Cumplimiento y de Monitoreo de Cumplimiento (luego renombrada la Oficina para Cumplimiento y de Aseguramiento de Cumplimiento (OCAC)). El cumplimiento de las manejo Federal es manejado por la División de Cumplimiento del Agua (DCA) de la Agencia, localizada en la Oficina de Cumplimiento Reglamentario (OCR), mientras que la asistencia de cumplimiento es provista por la Oficina de Cumplimiento (OC). Ambas Oficinas están localizadas en la OCAC. La División de Cumplimiento para Agua es responsable por hacer cumplir los requisitos de cuatro estatutos: el Acta del Agua Potable, el LAP, el Acta de Protección Marina, Investigación y Santuarios y el Acta de Polución de Aceite. Estos cuatro estatutos autorizan siete programas mayores, incluyendo la Supervisión de Sistema Público de Agua Potable y el Control de Inyección Subterránea. Las responsabilidades de la OCAC para el programa de manejo son: Proveer dirección nacional en la selección, resolución y apelaciones de casos; Proveer apoyo técnico y legal a las Regiones en el desarrollo de acciones de cumplimiento; y Tomar la vanguardia en ciertos casos nacionalmente significativos. Las Enmiendas del 1996 del LAP racionalizó el proceso para la emisión de ordenanzas administrativas Federales e incremento la cantidad que la Agencia puede colectar en penalidades administrativas. Las Enmiendas también requieren que la Agencia produzca un informe nacional anual de cumplimiento. La OCAC ha establecido que el cumplimiento con las reglamentaciones que afectan microbios es una prioridad de cumplimiento en 1999 y 2000. En adición, la asistencia de cumplimiento para sistemas pequeños de agua potable es una prioridad. ## Programa de manejo - Papel de los Estados y Tribus ## ¿Qué es primacía? Primacía: La Agencia puede adjudicar a los Estados, Territorios y Tribus Indias responsabilidad para hacer cumplir leyes y reglamentos (“enforcement”) primaria (primacía) para sistemas públicos de agua potable si cumplen con ciertos requisitos - La primacía debe ser mantenida Notes: La Sección 1413 del LAP permite a la Agencia, otorgar primacía de responsabilidad para hacer cumplir leyes y reglamentos o “primacía” para el programa de manejo a los Estados o Tribus de Indios si cumplen con ciertos requisitos establecidos por la Agencia. El LAP define los Estados como los 50 estados, el Distrito de Colombia, Puerto Rico, Guam, las Islas Marianas del Norte, las Islas Vírgenes, América Samoa, y el Fideicomiso de las Islas del Pacífico. (Todos son referidos aquí como “Estados.”) La mayoría de los Estados buscan primacía sobre sus programas de manejo, en parte debido a que les da la flexibilidad para tomar en cuenta las necesidades y problemas específicos del Estado. Actualmente todos los Estados tienen primacía, excepto Wyoming y el Distrito de Colombia. Actualmente, ninguna Tribu tiene primacía para el programa de manejo. Sin embargo, algunas Tribus ahora están haciendo esfuerzos para obtener primacía de manejo. Los requisitos de primacía establecidos por la Agencia están codificados en la Parte 142 del Código de Reglamentaciones Federales (CFR, por sus siglas en inglés). Algunos cambios a la Parte 141 del CFR requieren enmiendas a los requisitos de primacía en la Parte 142 del CFR. Por ejemplo, la reciente promulgación de la RMCNR incluyó una revisión a la Parte 142.16 del CFR 40 para requerir a los Estados solicitando primacía para esta reglamentación, describir sus procedimientos y criterios para revisar y emitir dispensas de monitoreo. La Agencia también hace cambios directamente a la Parte 142, sin ningún cambio correspondiente a la Parte 141. Por ejemplo, la Agencia enmendó la Parte 142.10 del CFR 40 para requerir autoridad de penalidad administrativa como una condición de primacía. La primacía no es obtenida permanentemente – ésta debe ser mantenida. Los Estados y Tribus deben mantener el cumplimiento con las reglamentaciones existentes. Según nuevas reglamentaciones Federales son promulgadas, los Estados deben adoptarlas e implantarlas bajo la ley Estatal y solicitar primacía para cada nuevo requisito. Las Regiones de la Agencia deben revisar anualmente los programas Estatales para asegurar que ellas continúan cumpliendo con los requisitos de primacía. ## Requisitos de primacía - Los Estados deben promulgar leyes y reglamentaciones al menos tan estrictas como las de la Agencia - Los Estados deben tener procedimientos en vigor para implantar y hacer cumplir las reglamentaciones: - Inventario - Encuestas sanitarias - Laboratorio certificado por el Estado - Revisión del plan - Autoridad para hacer cumplir leyes y reglamentos (“enforcement”) Notes: Según codificado en el Inciso B de la Parte 142 del CFR 40, para obtener primacía el Estado debe tener reglamentaciones que son no menos estrictas que las reglamentaciones promulgadas por la Agencia. Los Estados tienen hasta dos años para desarrollar reglamentaciones y solicitar primacía después que nuevas reglamentaciones sean promulgadas por la Agencia. En adición, los Estados deben: Mantener un inventario de los sistemas públicos de agua potable en el Estado; Tener un programa para realizar encuestas sanitarias (explicadas más adelante en este módulo) de los sistemas en el Estado; Tener un programa para certificar laboratorios que analizarán muestras de agua requeridas por las reglamentaciones; Tener un laboratorio certificado disponible que servirá como el laboratorio “principal” del Estado; Tener un programa para asegurar que los sistemas nuevos o modificados sean capaces de cumplir con las reglamentaciones Estatales Primarias del agua potable (revisión del plan); Adoptar e implantar procedimientos para hacer cumplir las reglamentaciones Estatales; y Tener poder de aplicación de reglamentos para lograr el cumplimento adecuado para obligar a los sistemas de agua a que cumplan con RNPAPs, incluyendo el poder para aplicar reglamentaciones del agua potable a los SPAPs; demandar en corte para insistir en violaciones amenazantes o continuas; entrar e inspeccionar instalaciones de sistemas de agua; requerir que los sistemas mantengan archivos y los liberen al Estado; requerir que los sistemas notifiquen al público de cualquier violación por parte del sistema de los requisitos del Estado; avaluar las penalidades civiles o criminales por violaciones de las Reglamentaciones Estatales Primarias del Agua Potable y los requisitos de Notificación Pública; y avaluar las penalidades administrativas por violaciones. ## Requisitos de primacía (continuación) - Mantenimiento de archivos e informes - Varianzas y exenciones - Plan de emergencia - Definición consistente del sistema público de agua potable Notes: Según codificado en el Inciso B de la Parte 142 del “CFR 40”, para obtener primacía, un Estado también debe: Tener requisitos adecuados de mantenimiento de archivo e informe; Tener requisitos para varianza y exención tan estrictos como los de la Agencia, si el Estado escoge permitir varianzas y exenciones; Tener un plan adecuado para proveer para el agua potable segura en emergencias como desastres naturales; y Definir un SPAP para incluir sistemas que proveen agua para el consumo humano a través de “otros conductores de agua (“conveyances”) construidos” para consistencia con las Enmiendas de 1996 a la sección 1401(4). ## Situación de la primacía del manejo Situación de la primacía del manejo Notes: Actualmente, todos los Estados y Territorios, excepto Wyoming y el Distrito de Colombia, tienen primacía para el programa de manejo. En adición, se espera que varias Tribus de Indios soliciten y reciban primacía en el futuro. En los Estados sin primacía, la Agencia tiene la primacía en hacer cumplir las leyes y reglamentos para lograr cumplimiento. Estos Estados son llamados Estados de “Implantación Directa” debido a que la Agencia implanta directamente el programa de manejo. La Agencia también implanta directamente el programa para todas las Tribus. Debe ser notado que un grupo separado de requisitos gobierna la primacía en el Programa de Control de Inyección Subterránea. ## Implantar Estándares - Adoptar nuevas reglamentaciones - Solicitar para mantener primacía e implantar y hacer cumplir reglamentaciones bajo la primacía interina - Recibir primacía para nuevas reglamentaciones Notes: Los Estados con primacía deben continuar adoptando reglamentaciones que al menos son tan estrictas como cualquier estándar Federal. Éstos pueden adoptar estándares que son más estrictos que las reglamentaciones Federales. Cuando una nueva reglamentación Federal entra en vigor, la Agencia es responsable de implantarla hasta que un Estado reciba primacía para esa regla. Las Enmiendas de 1996 extienden la fecha límite para que los Estados obtengan primacía para nuevas reglamentaciones desde 18 meses a dos años con la posibilidad de una extensión adicional de dos años. Un Estado con primacía es considerado a tener “primacía interina” para nuevas reglamentaciones adoptadas por ese estado, comenzando cuando la reglamentación del Estado entra en vigor o cuando el Estado someta una solicitud completa de primacía a la Agencia, la que ocurra más tarde. La primacía interina termina cuando la Agencia aprueba o no, la solicitud del Estado. Nuevas reglamentaciones del agua potable entran en vigor a los tres años después de su promulgación, a menos que la Agencia determine que una fecha más temprana es práctica. ## Hacer cumplir los estándares - Medidas preventivas - Acciones de cumplimiento informales - Acciones de cumplimiento formales Notes: Los esfuerzos Estatales más exitosos para lograr cumplimiento son frecuentemente esfuerzos preventivos y acciones informales de cumplimiento. Los esfuerzos preventivos están girados a notificar y a educar a un operador sobre los requisitos y pueden resultar en evitar problemas críticos. Estas actividades son basadas en la creencia de que la mayoría de los proveedores de agua quieren hacer las cosas bien si entienden como y porque deben ser hechas. Ejemplos de esfuerzos preventivos incluyen encuestas sanitarias; cartas para recordar para el monitoreo; reuniones en el sitio y asistencia técnica; y certificación y adiestramiento del operador. Las acciones informales generalmente son tomadas por violaciones menores tales como la falla de monitorear o la falla de colectar muestras apropiadamente. Frecuentemente son tomadas para responder a violaciones menos serias del papeleo. Ejemplos de acciones informales incluyen cartas de advertencia explicando las violaciones iniciales menores; notificaciones de violación; reuniones en el sitio y asistencia técnica; y noticias describiendo la falla de cumplimiento. Los Estados y la Agencia generalmente reservan sus herramientas de cumplimiento más fuertes para dueños y operadores que no han respondido a acciones informales de cumplimiento; instalaciones cuyas violaciones presentan amenazas significativas a la salud pública; o instalaciones con historial de incumplimiento. La Agencia y las agencias Estatales de primacía pueden emitir órdenes administrativas al nivel de la agencia. Una ordena administrativa incluye la oportunidad para una vista pública y puede incluir penalidades. (Las Enmiendas del 1996 requiere que los Estados sean capaces de emitir penalidades administrativas; es decir, la agencia de primacía debe ser capaz de avaluar penalidades sin tener que ir a corte.) Los Estados pueden traer acciones civiles ante una corte Estatal, la cual puede emitir Decretos Judiciales. Los decretos pueden incluir penalidades. Las acciones civiles requieren un esfuerzo significativo de la agencia y son reservados para sistemas que tienen serios asuntos de incumplimiento. El referido a la Agencia es utilizado como el último recurso cuando los recursos del Estado no pueden tomar en cuenta el asunto y los esfuerzos previos del Estado no han sido exitosos. La Agencia puede traer una acción administrativa o puede referir el caso al Departamento de Justicia para acción civil (o criminal). La Agencia y el Estado pueden traer acciones de cumplimiento en conjunto. La Agencia también puede traer una acción de cumplimiento independiente en un Estado con primacía, después de la notificación apropiada, si el Estado falla en tomar acción de cumplimiento. ## Hacer cumplir los estándares (continuación) - Enfoque en No Cumplidores (violadores) Significativos (NCSs) - Investigar las violaciones en el Sistema de Información del Agua Potable (SIAP) - Contiene información sobre los SPAPs - La Agencia utiliza SIAP para supervisión y evaluación - Los Estados utilizan SIAP/Estado como ayuda para manejar sus programas de agua potable ## Encuestas sanitarias - Evaluación en sitio - Fuente de abasto - Tratamiento - Sistema de distribución - Almacenamiento del agua potable - Bombas, instalaciones de bombeo y controles - Monitoreo y reportaje y verificación de datos - Administración y operación del sistema - Cumplimiento del operador con los requisitos Estatales - Enfatizado nuevamente en la RIATAS Notes: Los Estados realizan encuestas sanitarias para asegurar que los sistemas de agua están operando correctamente. Una encuesta sanitaria es una revisión en sitio de las fuentes de abasto de agua, instalaciones, equipo, y la operación y mantenimiento de un sistema público de agua potable para evaluar si son adecuados estos elementos para la producción y distribución de agua potable segura. Durante una encuesta sanitaria, los ingenieros del Estado verifican la integridad de la infraestructura de un sistema y revisan las prácticas de operación del sistema. El informe resultante (algunas veces llamado un informe de deficiencias sanitarias) desglosa las acciones que un sistema de agua debe tomar para asegurar el agua segura. La operación y mantenimiento apropiado de un sistema de agua potable son importantes para la prevención de contaminación microbiana. Por esta razón, la Regla Mejorada Interina de Tratamiento de Agua Superficial promulgada recientemente incluye una provisión para requerir a los Estados a realizar encuestas sanitarias en todos los sistemas de agua superficial (incluyendo sistemas de ASBID) a frecuencias mínimas especificadas. ## Desarrollo de capacidad - Los sistemas pequeños enfrentan retos especiales - Los Estados deben tener programas para asegurar capacidad de nuevos SACs y SANTNCs - Financiera - Administrativa - Técnica Notes: Los estudios realizados por el SSP en los 1960s y por la Agencia en los 1970s identificaron problemas significativos en la habilidad de los sistemas pequeños para proveer agua potable segura. Para ayudar a que los sistemas pequeños enfrenten los retos, el LAP y las Enmiendas de 1986 introdujeron procedimientos para varianzas y exenciones, pero no había fondos disponibles para hacer una prioridad la asistencia a sistemas pequeños. Para finales de los 1980s y principios de los 1990s, era claro que los sistemas pequeños estaban teniendo mayores dificultades manteniéndose a la par con la expansión rápida de las reglamentaciones obligadas por el LAP. Pocos Estados estaban implantando iniciativas de “viabilidad”, las cuales buscaban el promover el cumplimiento de los sistemas pequeños y de otra manera tomar en cuenta los problemas de los sistemas pequeños, asegurándose de que los sistemas tienen las facultades técnicas, administrativas y financieras necesarias. El concepto de “viabilidad” se hizo conocer en el LAP de 1996 como el “desarrollo de capacidad”. La sección 1420 del LAP requiere que los Estados tengan un programa para “asegurar que todos los sistemas nuevos de agua para la comunidad y los sistemas de agua no transeúntes, no de la comunidad que comienzan operaciones después del 1ro de octubre de 1999 demuestren capacidad técnica, administrativa y financiera con respecto a cada reglamentación nacional primaria del agua potable en vigor, o que probablemente estará en vigor, en la fecha del comienzo de operaciones”. Bajo esta provisión, la Agencia debe retener una porción de los fondos del FREAP para Estados que fallan en establecer e implantar un programa de desarrollo de capacidad. En adición, los Estados no pueden proveer asistencia por préstamo del FREAP a sistemas que carecen estas capacidades o a sistemas que se encuentran en incumplimiento significativo con cualquier estándar o variación del agua potable. La sección 1420 del LAP también requiere que los Estados desarrollen e implanten estrategias para asistir a los sistemas públicos de agua potable en adquirir y/o mantener la capacidad técnica, financiera y administrativa para sus sistemas. ## Recursos para el desarrollo de capacidad - Centros de Asistencia Técnica - Centros de Financiamiento Ambiental - Ver _[http](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[://](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[mtac](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[.](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[sws](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[.](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[uiuc](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[.](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[edu](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[/](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[about](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[.](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[asp](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)__[ ](http://mtac.sws.uiuc.edu/about.asp)_para listas de contacto de los CAT y CFA - Ver _[http](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[://](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[www](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[.epa.](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[gov](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[/](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[safewater](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[/](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)_ - _[ ](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[smallsys](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[.](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[html](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)__[ ](http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsys.html)_para la página principal de pequeños sistemas y desarrollo de capacidad de la Agencia Notes: La sección 1420(f) del LAP ordenó a la Agencia a establecer en instituciones de educación superior, centros de asistencia tecnológica para sistemas públicos pequeños de agua. Los centros llevan a cabo una variedad de actividades, incluyendo adiestramiento, llevar a cabo estudios y estudios de casos, y proveer asistencia técnica para poder desarrollar la capacidad técnica, financiera y administrativa de los sistemas pequeños. Los centros están localizados en las siguientes instituciones: La Agencia también ha establecido Centros de Financiamiento Ambiental (CFAs) para proveer a los oficiales estatales y locales y a las pequeñas empresas con servicios de asesoramiento, educación, publicaciones, y adiestramiento; asistencia técnica,; y análisis de alternativas de financiamiento. Los CFAs han sido establecidos en las siguientes instituciones: ## Certificación del operador - _ _Papel de la Agencia Publicar los lineamientos de certificación y recertificación del operador Establecer estándares mínimos para los programas Estatales aplicables a SACs y SANTNCs Proveer fondos limitados para adiestramiento dirigido a los sistemas bajo 3,300 - _ _Papel del Estado - Determinar los requisitos de adiestramiento, educación y experiencia apropiada - Implantar el programa - Certificar operadores Notes: El asegurar que los sistemas de agua tienen operadores calificados es otro aspecto importante del mejoramiento de las operaciones del sistema de agua. Las Enmiendas de 1996 del LAP instruyeron a la Agencia a: Iniciar una asociación con los Estados, los sistemas de agua, y el público para desarrollar información sobre los requisitos recomendados para la certificación del operador; Emitir lineamientos especificando los estándares mínimos para la certificación y recertificación de los operadores de los sistemas públicos de agua de la comunidad y los sistemas públicos de agua no transeúntes, no de la comunidad. Los lineamientos especifican diferentes requisitos dependiendo del tamaño y complejidad del sistema; y Reembolsar los costos de adiestramiento y certificación para operadores de sistemas que sirven a 3,300 personas o menos, incluyendo un per diem para los operadores no salariados, que son requeridos a tomar el adiestramiento como un resultado del requisito Federal, a través de subvenciones a los Estados. La Agencia publicó los lineamientos finales de certificación de operador en el Registro Federal el 5 de febrero de 1999 (64 FR 5915-5921). Los Estados determinan los requisitos apropiados de experiencia, educación y adiestramiento para los sistemas en su Estado. En Adición, los Estados tienen la responsabilidad realmente de certificar a los operadores. ## Coordinación del programa - _ _Agencia - Protección de la fuente de abasto de agua - LAP §1453 - Protección del agua subterránea - LAP §§1427 - 1429 - Control de Inyección Subterránea - LAP §§1421 - 1425 - Estado - Enfoque abarcador Notes: Con la promulgación de las Enmiendas de 1996 del LAP, los programas Federales de agua potable vuelven a enfatizar las iniciativas basadas en la prevención que fueron fundamentales en los primeros programas Estatales. Un programa, Programa de Protección de Fuentes de Abasto, requiere la delineación de “áreas a proteger” en donde las actividades pueden influenciar adversamente la calidad de la fuente de abasto. También requiere la identificación de actividades y planes para proteger la fuente de abasto. El Programa de Protección de Agua Subterránea incluye provisiones para proteger las fuentes de abasto de agua subterránea. El Programa de Control de Inyección Subterránea regula la descarga de contaminantes subterráneos, con un énfasis mayor en la prevención de contaminación de fuentes de abasto actuales o futuras de agua potable. Los programas Estatales del agua potable históricamente han tomado en cuenta el agua potable segura en una manera comprensiva. Los programas Estatales a través de la mayor parte del siglo veinte incluyeron medidas para mejorar la operación del sistema de agua. La mayoría de los Estados establecieron estándares de diseño y requirieron que planos y especificaciones para nuevos sistemas de agua (o alteraciones mayores a sistemas existentes) sean aprobados antes de la construcción. Algunos Estados también requieren inspecciones posteriores a la construcción para asegurar que los sistemas según construidos están conformes a los planos y especificaciones aprobadas. En adición, las encuestas sanitarias son llevadas a cabo por un ingeniero o empleado de sanidad del Estado, quienes verifican todos los componentes del sistema desde la fuente hasta el grifo. ## Envolvimiento Público - _ __ _La Agencia - Consejo Nacional de Asesoramiento del Agua Potable - Preparación de reglamentación negociada Registro Federal notificación y comentario - _ _Estado - Informes de Confianza del Consumidor - Planes de intención de uso para el FFEAP - Planes de protección de la fuente de abasto de agua - Requisitos de notificación pública - Procedimientos administrativos Notes: El alertar al consumidor y el derecho a conocer sus sistemas eran un tema mayor del Acta de Agua Potable de 1996. En adición, el Administrador de la Agencia resaltó el alertar a consumidor como una alta prioridad en la estrategia de redirección del agua potable de la Agencia en 1995. Las Enmiendas de 1996 del LAP confirman la importancia de educar a los consumidores y de añadir nuevas responsabilidades mayores para la Agencia, los Estados y los sistemas de agua en esta área. El compromiso público ocurre a varios niveles. Ejemplos de los medios utilizados para involucrar al público incluyen: Planes Estatales de Protección de las Fuentes de Abasto deben incluir aportaciones públicas para poder ser aprobadas por la Agencia. Planes de Intención de Uso proveen una oportunidad para que el público comente sobre las prioridades del Estado para tomar en cuenta las necesidades de infraestructura bajo el FFEAP. Consejo Nacional Asesor para Agua Potable está fomentado bajo el Acta Federal del Comité de Asesoramiento, y ofrece otra oportunidad para participación pública. Preparación de Reglamentación Negociada involucra a las personas que tienen intereses de la industria, el Estado y los grupos ambientales en el proceso de hacer reglamentación. Informes de Confianza del Consumidor y Notificación Pública son responsabilidades del SPAP, las cuales son descritas más adelante. ## Emitir varianzas - Las varianzas son para sistemas que no pueden cumplir debido a las características de la fuente de abasto de agua - Incluye un itinerario de cumplimiento - Emitido por tres años, con la posible extensión de dos años - No puede permitir un riesgo no razonable a la salud pública Notes: La Agencia y los Estados con Primacía son autorizados bajo el LAP para otorgar varianzas de los estándares a los sistemas que no pueden cumplir debido a las características de sus fuentes de abasto. (Los Estados con Primacía no tienen que ofrecer varianzas.) Una varianza permite que estén presentes niveles más altos de contaminantes. Para recibir una varianza, un sistema debe instalar tecnología aprobada por la Agencia para la varianza. Las varianzas pueden ser emitidas por hasta tres años, con la posibilidad de una extensión adicional de dos años. Las Enmiendas de 1996 añadieron una nueva sección, 1415(e), la cual específicamente toma en cuenta las varianzas para sistemas pequeños. La Agencia promulgó reglamentos (63 FR 157, 14 de agosto de 1998) que toman en cuenta esta sección. Las reglamentaciones revisadas crean una nueva varianza para los sistemas pequeños basadas en poderse mantener económicamente, las cuales pueden ser otorgadas por el Estado a un sistema público de agua que sirve a menos de 3,300 personas o, con la aprobación del Administrador de la Agencia, a un sistema que sirve de 3,300 a 10,000 personas. Una varianza puede ser otorgada solamente si el Estado encuentra que el sistema público pequeño de agua potable no puede cumplir con una RNPAP mediante tratamiento; mediante el desarrollo de una fuente de abasto alterna, o mediante la implantación de cambios de reestructuración o consolidación. El Estado puede otorgar una varianza bajo la condición de que el sistema instale, opere y mantenga tecnología de varianza en lista nacional. Las variaciones deben incluir un itinerario para cumplir con los NMCs e implantar cualquier medida de control adicional que requiera el Estado. ## Criterio para autorizar exenciones - Las exenciones son para instalaciones que no pueden cumplir por razones varias, incluyendo factores económicos - Incluyen un itinerario de cumplimiento - No puede permitir riesgo a la salud pública Notes: La sección 1416 del LAP autoriza a la Agencia y a los Estados con primacía a dispensar al SPAP de cualquier NMC o técnica de tratamiento si existen razones apremiantes (incluyendo factores económicos) demostrando que el sistema de agua no es capaz de cumplir con el estándar o de implantar medidas para desarrollar una fuente de abasto de agua alterna. Como con las varianzas, un Estado con primacía puede escoger el no ofrecer exenciones. Las exenciones deben incluir un itinerario para cumplir con los NMCs, incluyendo medidas para desarrollar una fuente de abasto alterna y puede requerir que el SPAP implante medidas de control adicionales. Las exenciones pueden ser otorgadas por hasta tres años. Los sistemas que sirven a menos de 3,300 personas pueden recibir renovaciones cada dos años, no excediendo un total de seis años. Un sistema no puede recibir ambas, una exención y una varianza. ## Programa corriente de manejo - Papel de los Sistemas Públicos de Agua Potable ## Muestreo – (Monitoreo) - Asegurar que los sistemas están cumpliendo con los estándares de agua potable - El monitoreo varía basándose en: - Contaminante - Tamaño del sistema - Previas detecciones o excedencias Notes: Los sistemas de agua son requeridos a monitorear su agua para asegurar el cumplimiento con los estándares (NMC o técnicas de tratamiento) establecidas por el Estado y la Agencia. La frecuencia de supervisión varía dependiendo del tamaño del sistema y el contaminante siendo monitoreado. El nivel de monitoreo expandió dramáticamente con el aumento del número de contaminantes reglamentados bajo las Enmiendas de 1986 del LAP. La cantidad de muestreo requerido y la falta de flexibilidad para limitar el monitoreo de contaminantes que no ocurren en una parte en particular del país creó controversia en como las Enmiendas del LAP estaban siendo implantadas. Las Enmiendas de 1996 del LAP intentaron aliviar estas preocupaciones al definir con más precisión la cantidad de monitoreo necesario para proteger la salud pública. La meta de la reforma de monitoreo de químicos (RMQ) bajo la sección 1418 es para reforzar la protección de la salud pública y para proveer mayor flexibilidad. RMQ reduce el costo que cargan la mayor parte de los sistemas públicos de agua al proveer alivio a sistemas de bajo riesgo. Entonces, bajo el enfoque RMQ, los requisitos de monitoreo son consolidados, los sistemas “en riesgo” son los enfocados para aumentar muestreo, y el muestreo ocurre cuando los sistemas son más vulnerables a contaminación. ## Requisitos para informe y mantenimiento de archivos - Informes - Frecuencia - Contenido - Mantenimiento de archivos Notes: En adición a establecer un NMC o técnica de tratamiento, cada reglamentación establece un itinerario de pruebas prescritas para cada contaminante. El número de muestras y la frecuencia con que se hacen las pruebas variaran para cada contaminante y para cada sistema, de acuerdo a su tamaño. Si un problema es detectado, existen requisitos para el re-examen inmediato que entraran en vigor e instrucciones estrictas sobre como el sistema debe informar al público, al Estado y a la Agencia sobre el problema. Las reglamentaciones de la Agencia también requieren que el SPAP mantenga ciertos archivos y que los haga disponibles al público. ## Responsabilidades adicionales del SPAP - Informes para lograr confianza del Consumidor - Notificación Pública Notes: Comenzando en octubre de 1999, los sistemas de agua deben proveer a sus clientes anualmente de informes fáciles de entender llamados Informes de Confiabilidad para el Consumidor (ICC). Los informes deben proveer información sobre la calidad del agua potable del cliente. Estos informes son mandatarios por la Sección 1414(a)(4) del LAP. Notificación Pública requiere al SPAP, el notificar al público en el caso de una violación de los estándares de agua potable. Los métodos de notificación y fechas límites están sujetas a una reglamentación propuesta recientemente. Los requisitos de notificación pública existen desde antes de las Enmiendas de 1996 del LAP. ## Fondos para Programas de manejo ## Fondos para programas Estatales de manejo - _ _Fuentes de la Agencia - Subvención de la Supervisión del Sistema Público de Agua Potable (LAP § 1443) - Fondo Rotativo Estatal del Agua Potable (LAP § 1452) - _ _Fuentes del Estado - Apropiaciones legisladas por el Estado - Costos del uso del Agua y otros costos - Otros fondos específicos del Estado Notes: La fuente principal de fondos Federales para el programa de manejo es la subversión del manejo, establecida bajo la sección 1443 del LAP. Esta subversión, la cual en su totalidad aproxima $93 millones para Estados en el Año Fiscal 1999, es distribuida a los Estados basándose en una formula que considera el número de sistemas de agua, población del Estado y el área geográfica del Estado. Los Estados son requeridos a proveer un 25 por ciento de equivalencia para todos los fondos de subvención Federales recibidos del manejo. Muchos Estados proveen una cantidad considerablemente más grande de fondos para cumplir con las necesidades del programa. El Fondo Rotativo Estatal para el Agua Potable (FREAP) bajo la sección 1452 provee fondos de subvención al Estado, los cuales, a cambio, proveen préstamos de asistencia para mejoramientos a la infraestructura de los sistemas de agua elegibles. El Estado debe proveer un 20 por ciento de igualdad para recibir la capitalización de la subvención del FREAP. Para muchos Estados la mayor parte de los fondos para ambos programas vienen de apropiaciones del Estado o por costos de permisos del Estado. Los Estados reciben la mayor parte de sus fondos para ambos programas de apropiaciones legisladas por el Estado y por impuestos del usuario sobre sistemas de agua potable. ## Fondo Rotativo Estatal de Agua Potable - _ _Agencia - Proveer subvenciones a los Estados para establecer FREAPs - Términos de los préstamos desde 0 por ciento hasta la tasa del mercado con un término máximo de 20 años - _ _Estado - Cumplir con los requisitos mínimos para recibir subvenciones del FREAP, incluyendo la contribución del Estado - Provee préstamos con intereses más bajos a sistemas de agua potable elegibles - Desarrollar planes de intención de uso - Puede utilizar una porción de los fondos del FREAP para otras actividades elegibles Notes: Una preocupación mayor discutida en las Enmiendas de 1996 del LAP, fue la falta de fondos disponibles para mejoramientos a infraestructuras. El Acta autorizó un programa de Fondo Rotativo Estatal para el Agua Potable (FREAP) para ayudar a los sistemas públicos de agua potable a financiar los costos de las necesidades de infraestructura del agua potable. El programa FREAP fomenta el desarrollo fondos para fuentes de abasto de agua potable a largo plazo, a nivel Estatal. El FREAP está autorizado a $9.6 billones desde el año fiscal 1994 hasta el año fiscal 2003. Los Estados que no cumplen con ciertos requisitos (tales como el requisito para establecer un programa de desarrollo de capacidad) son sujetos a retención de sus adjudicaciones de FREAP. El Estado debe preparar anualmente unos “planes de intención de uso” (PIUs) para las subvenciones de capitalización del FREAP, identificando proyectos elegibles y sus prioridades basadas principalmente en tres criterios: seriedad de los riesgos a la salud, necesidades de cumplimiento, y necesidad económica del sistema. Envolvimiento público en el desarrollo del PIU es mandatario. ## Reservas del Fondo Rotativo Estatal del Agua Potable - Los Estados pueden reservar hasta: - 4 por ciento para asistencia técnica y administración - 10 por ciento para programas de manejo, protección de la fuente de abasto de agua, certificación del operador, y desarrollo de capacidad - 15 por ciento para otros programas de prevención - 2 por ciento para asistencia técnica para sistemas que sirven a una población de menos de 10,000 personas Notes: Un Estado puede separar hasta un 31 por ciento de su subvención de capitalización para otras actividades relacionadas al programa agua potable elegible, según permitido en la sección1452: Hasta un 4 por ciento de los fondos pueden ser usados para administración del FREAP y/o provisión de asistencia técnica; Hasta un 10 por ciento de la subvención de capitalización del Estado puede ser separado para la protección de las fuentes de abasto de agua, desarrollo de capacidad y programas de certificación de operadores, como también para el programa global de agua potable del Estado. Un pareo de fondos adicional del Estado es requerido; Hasta un 15 por ciento (pero no más del 10 por ciento para cualquier propósito) puede ser separado para actividades de prevención, incluyendo préstamos de protección de fuentes de abasto de agua, asistencia técnica y financiera para desarrollo de capacidad, avaluación de fuente de abasto de agua y protección de cabezales de pozos; y Hasta un 2 por ciento puede ser utilizado para asistencia técnica para sistemas de agua que sirven a menos de 10,000 personas. Este programa incorpora varios temas centrales del LAP de 1996 – aumentando fondos, prevención, y envolvimiento público. ## Reglas y Reglamentaciones Específicas ## Reglamentaciones actuales del LAP Radionuclidos Trihalometanos totales Reglas químicas (Fases I, II, IIb, y V) Regla de tratamiento de agua superficial Regla de coliformes totales Regla de plomo y cobre Regla mejorada interina para tratamiento de agua superficial Etapa 1 desinfectantes / subproductos de desinfección Regla del Informe de Confiabilidad para el Consumidor Notes: Hemos hablado sobre las reglamentaciones de RNPAPs para contaminantes químicos y microbiológicos. Esta sección describe las reglamentaciones específicas que ha promulgado la Agencia: Radionuclidos; Trihalometanos totales(TTHMs); Reglas Químicas (Fases I, II, IIb, y V); Regla de tratamiento de agua superficial (RTAS); Regla de coliformes totales (RCT); Regla de plomo y cobre (RPC); Regla mejorada interina para tratamiento de agua superficial (RMITAS); Regla de Etapa 1 de desinfectantes / subproductos de desinfección (Etapa 1 RDSPD); y Regla de Informe de Confiabilidad para el Consumidor. Al final de esta sección, describimos las prioridades de OASAP para futura reglamentación. ## Radionuclidos - Aplica a los SACs - Establecer estándares y requisitos de monitoreo para radio, actividad bruta de partículas alfa y actividad bruta para partículas beta Notes: Estándares para radio-226/radio-228 combinados, actividad bruta de partículas alfa (no incluyendo uranio) y emisores beta han estado en vigor desde 1977. Estos estándares se aplican a los sistemas de agua de la comunidad solamente y se encuentran en el 40 CFR 141.15 Estos estándares requieren cuatro muestreos iniciales y consecutivos trimestralmente. Monitoreo subsiguiente debe incluir cuatro muestreos consecutivos trimestralmente tomados al menos una vez cada cuatro años. El aumento en monitoreo y la notificación pública son requeridos si el NMC anual promedio para actividad bruta de partículas alfa o el total de radio es excedido. ## Estándar de trihalometanos totales - Los trihalometanos son subproductos de desinfección con cloro - El estándar aplica a SACs que sirven a 10,000 personas o más y utilizan un desinfectante - El estándar es para trihalometanos totales Notes: La desinfección del agua potable es una de los avances de salud pública más grande del siglo 20. La desinfección es un factor mayor en la reducción de tifoidea y epidemias de cólera, comunes hace 100 años en las ciudades de Estados Unidos. Sin embargo, los desinfectantes pueden reaccionar con materiales que ocurren naturalmente en el agua resultando en subproductos no intencionados que pueden ser un riesgo para la salud. Trihalometanos (THMs) son un grupo de subproductos formados como resultado de la desinfección. Desde 1979, estándares y requisitos de monitoreo han estado en vigor para sistemas de agua de la comunidad que sirven al menos a 10,000 personas y utilizan desinfectantes en el proceso de purificación de agua. El NMC de 1979 para el total de trihalometanos (TTHM) es 0.10 mg/L y puede ser encontrado en el 40 CFR 141.12. En los últimos diez años, hemos aprendido que existen patógenos microbianos específicos, tales como Cryptosporidium, que pueden causar enfermedades y son resistentes a prácticas de desinfección tradicionales. Las Enmiendas de 1996 requerían que la Agencia desarrolle reglas para balancear los riesgos entre patógenos microbianos y subproductos de desinfección, los cuales resultaron en la Etapa 1 de la Regla de Desinfectantes / Subproductos de Desinfección, explicados en una diapositiva más adelante. ## Reglas químicas(Fase I, II, IIb, y V) - Las reglamentaciones cubren 69 contaminantes del agua potable, muchos de los cuales son carcinógenos - Generalmente aplican a SACs y SANTNCs - Los contaminantes cubren tres tipos: - Químicos orgánicos volátiles - Químicos orgánicos sintéticos - Químicos inorgánicos Notes: La Agencia reglamenta la mayor parte de los contaminantes químicos a través de reglas conocidas como Fase I, II, IIb y V. En cada regla, la Agencia establece los límites máximos permisibles de contaminantes y prescribe el itinerario para que los sistemas de agua hagan pruebas para determinar la presencia de contaminantes, además, describe el tratamiento que el sistema puede utilizar para remover un contaminante detectado. Estas reglamentaciones son encontradas en el 40 CFR 141.61-62. La Regla de la Fase I (publicada en 1987) fue la primera respuesta por parte de la Agencia a las Enmiendas de 1986. La regla limita la exposición a ocho químicos orgánicos volátiles (QOVs) que son utilizados por industrias de manufactura de goma, pesticida, desodorantes, solventes, plásticos y otros químicos. La Reglas de las Fase II y IIb (ambas publicadas en 1991) crearon y actualizaron los NMCs para 38 contaminantes. La Regla de la Fase V (publicada en 1992) establece estándares para 23 contaminantes adicionales. Las Fases II, IIb y V incluyeron: Químicos inorgánicos (QIOs) tales como metales pesados que están presentes naturalmente en algunas aguas, aunque solo en bajos niveles. Actividades industriales son responsables por los niveles potencialmente dañinos de QIOs. Químicos orgánicos sintéticos (QOSs) tales como pesticidas. Estos químicos entran al abasto de agua a través de escorrentías procedentes de campos donde granjeros los han utilizado o por infiltración a través del terreno al agua subterránea. QOVs adicionales: Los contaminantes reglamentados en las Fases I, II, IIb y V presentan riesgos crónicos a la salud. Conjunto con todos los efectos a largo plazo, los químicos inorgánicos de nitrito y nitrato también presentan riesgos agudos a la salud, esto significa que pueden causar problemas inmediatos a la salud para infantes, aún cuando son consumidos en dosis pequeñas. Nitrito y nitrato pueden limitar la habilidad de la sangre de llevar oxígeno desde los pulmones al resto del cuerpo. El límite de nitrito y nitrato de la Agencia, en el agua potable específicamente protege a infantes y a mujeres embarazadas. ## Regla de tratamiento del agua superficial - Aplica a sistemas que utilizan agua superficial (incluyendo ASBID) - Establece técnicas de tratamiento para Giardia, viruses, Legionella,* y* turbidez - Requiere desinfección y usualmente filtración - Establece requisitos de monitoreo para turbidez y desinfectante residual Notes: En 1989 fue promulgada, la Regla de Tratamiento de Agua de Superficial, la cual va en busca de prevenir enfermedades de origen hídrico causadas por virus, Legionella, y Giardia lamblia (40 CFR 141.70-75). Estos microbios agentes causantes de enfermedades están presentes en variadas concentraciones en la mayor parte de las aguas superficiales. Como sugiere el título, esta regla gobierna los abastos de agua cuya fuente de abasto para agua potable es agua superficial, la cual por definición, incluye agua subterránea bajo influencia directa (ASBID) del agua superficial. ASBID está incluida en la definición de agua superficial debido a que tiene el potencial de contener los mismos riesgos de contaminación que el agua superficial. La regla establece MNMCs para Legionella, Giardia, y virus en cero, debido a que cualquier cantidad de exposición a estos contaminantes representa algún riesgo a la salud. La regla también establece requisitos de técnicas de tratamiento para el control de estos contaminantes. Bajo estos requisitos, todos los sistemas utilizando agua superficial deben filtrar y desinfectar su agua para proveer un mínimo de 99.9 por ciento de remoción e inactivación combinada de Giardia y 99.99 por ciento de virus. La adecuacidad del proceso de filtración es establecida por la medición de la turbidez del agua tratada (una medida de claridad de agua) y determinar si cumple con los estándares de rendimiento de la Agencia. Un pequeño número de sistemas de agua que tienen fuentes viejas y que cumplen con “criterios de evasión” designados, pueden ser otorgados una dispensa del requisito de filtración (pero no de los requisitos de desinfección). Para garantizar protección microbiana adecuada en el sistema de distribución, La Regla de Tratamiento de Agua Superficial también requiere que los sistemas provean desinfección continua del agua potable que entra al sistema de distribución y mantengan un nivel de desinfectantes detectables dentro del sistema de distribución. ## Regla de coliformes totales - Para controlar contaminantes microbiológicos (bacterianos) - Aplica a todos los SPAPs - Requiere que los sistemas tomen muestras para detectar coliformes en el sistema de distribución - La presencia de coliformes puede indicar fallas de tratamiento o deterioro del sistema de distribución Notes: Esta regla, promulgada en 1990, establece el NMC para contaminantes microbianos bacterianos basándose en la presencia o ausencia de coliformes totales (40 CFR 141.63). Coliformes son un grupo de bacterias, de las cuales la mayoría son inofensivas. Sin embargo, la presencia de coliformes en el agua potable sugiere que puede haber presente agentes que ocasionen enfermedades en el agua. Los coliformes son utilizados como “organismos indicadores” para contaminantes microbiológicos debido a que son encontrados en animales de sangre caliente, son más resistentes que la bacteria de cólera y tifoidea y son fácil de detectar en muestras. La presencia de bacterias coliformes en el agua potable sugiere que el sistema de tratamiento no está trabajando apropiadamente o que existe un problema en el sistema de distribución. Publicada en 1989 como un complemento de la Regla de Tratamiento de Agua Superficial, la Regla de Coliformes Totales establece tanto en el MNMC como en el NMC para los niveles totales de coliformes en el agua potable. La regla también detalla el tipo y frecuencia, de muestreo requerido a los sistemas de agua. En la regla, la Agencia establece MNMC para el total de coliformes en cero. Para cumplir con el NMC para coliformes, los sistemas no deben encontrar coliformes en más de cinco por ciento de las muestras que tienen como requisito tomar cada mes (el número de muestras depende del tamaño del sistema). Si una muestra es positiva a coliformes, el sistema debe colectar un número de muestras en 24 horas. Cuando una muestra de rutina o repetida es positiva para coliformes totales, esta debe ser analizada para coliformes fecales o para Escherichia coli (E. coli), los cuales son coliformes directamente asociados con excrementos frescos. Si esta última prueba es positiva, el sistema de agua es requerido de notificar de inmediato al Estado y al público debido a que se considera que los niveles de coliformes en el agua representan un riesgo directo a la salud. El número de muestras de coliformes que debe tomar regularmente el sistema depende del número de clientes que sirve. Sistemas que sirven a menos de 1,000 personas pueden tomar muestras una vez al mes o menos frecuentemente, mientras que sistemas que sirven a 50,000 clientes toman muestras con mínimo de 60 veces por mes y aquellos de 2.5 millones de clientes examinan al menos 420 veces por mes. Estos son los itinerarios mínimos y muchos sistemas de agua toman muestras más frecuentemente. ## Regla de plomo y cobre - Aplica a SACs y SANTNCs - Requiere monitoreo en los grifos de los clientes - Si los niveles de plomo y cobre exceden el nivel de acción, los sistemas pueden tener que: - Tratar la fuente de abasto de agua - Añadir control de corrosión - Establecer un programa de educación pública - Reemplazar las líneas de plomo en servicio Notes: En 1992 se promulgó la Regla de Plomo y Cobre la cual difiere substancialmente del resto de las reglas bajo el programa de manejo (40 CFR 141.80-90). Otras reglas requieren que los sistemas de agua traten el agua para lograr que cuando ésta salga de sus instalaciones esté limpia y segura para su consumo. La Regla de Plomo y Cobre reglamenta dos contaminantes que casi siempre tiñen el agua potable luego de salir de la planta de tratamiento. Bajo la Regla de Plomo y Cobre, la Agencia establece niveles de acción para el plomo y el cobre --- niveles de plomo y cobre que están notablemente bajo los niveles que pueden causar problemas a la salud. Un nivel de acción es distinto al NMC. Mientras un NMC es un límite legal de un contaminante, un nivel de acción, como sugerido por el nombre, es un provocador para prevención adicional o pasos de remoción. La regla requiere que los sistemas de agua colecten muestras de agua tipo “tomada primero” (agua que ha estado estancada en las líneas de plomería por al menos seis horas y es colectada sin drenar el grifo) en puntos a través del sistema de distribución que son vulnerables a contaminación de plomo, incluyendo el uso regular de grifos en baños y cocinas. Cuando los niveles de plomo y cobre alcanzan el nivel de acción en un diez por ciento del muestreo de agua potable, el sistema de agua debe atenerse a ciertos pasos. Estos pasos pueden incluir: El monitoreo de la fuente de abastos de agua y el tratamiento de la fuente de abastos de agua, si plomo y cobre están presentes en la fuente de abasto de agua. Uso de un tratamiento de control de corrosión (al aumentar el pH del agua o la alcalinidad, el sistema de agua puede hacer el agua menos corrosiva, y por lo tanto menos propensa a disolver el plomo y el cobre de las tuberías o aditamentos); Medidas para educar al público afectado sobre cómo reducir su consumo de plomo; o Reemplazo de las líneas principales de agua y líneas de servicio de plomo (si la fuente de abasto de agua y el tratamiento de control de corrosión no son efectivos en reducir los niveles de plomo y cobre en el grifo). ## Etapa 1 Desinfectantes y Subproductos de Desinfección - Aplica a SACs que desinfectan y a SATNCs que utilizan dióxido de cloro - Incluye estándares para desinfectantes y subproductos de desinfección - Incluye provisiones para ayudar a prevenir la formación de subproductos de desinfección Notes: La Agencia promulgó la Etapa 1 RDSPD en diciembre 16 de 1998 (63 FR 69389-69476). Esto aplica a todos los SAC que usan desinfectantes químicos u oxidantes para desinfección primaria o residual (es decir, manteniendo niveles detectables de desinfectantes en las tuberías de distribución). En adición, ciertos requisitos aplican a sistemas de agua transeúntes, no de la comunidad que utilizan dióxido de cloro. La Etapa 1 RDSPD establece: MNC revisado para el total de trihalometano (40 CFR 141.12); Nuevos MNMCs (40 CFR 141.53) y NMCs (40 CFR 141.64) para subproductos de desinfección; Metas para Desinfectante Residual Máximo (MDRM) para desinfectantes (40 CFR 141.54), y Nuevos Niveles Máximo de Desinfectante Residual (NMDR) (40 CFR 141.65) para desinfectantes. Para limitar los subproductos de desinfección (SPD) sin comprometer la protección microbiana, la regla incluye un requisito de técnica de tratamiento de que todos los sistemas que utilizan agua superficial o ASBID y que utilizan tratamientos convencionales remueven el carbón orgánico total, un precursor de SPDs (40 CFR 141.130-1350). Los sistemas realizaran monitoreo basándose en el tipo de sistema y la población servida, el tratamiento utilizado y el desinfectante utilizado. Los sistemas de agua superficial y ASBID que sirven al menos 10,000 personas deben estar en cumplimiento con la regla para el 1ro de enero de 2002. Los sistemas de agua superficial y ASBID sirviendo a menos de 10,000 personas y todos los sistemas de agua subterránea deben estar en cumplimiento para 1ro de enero de 2004. La Agencia está actualmente trabajando con un grupo de personas que tienen interés en desarrollar la Etapa 2 Regla de desinfectantes / subproductos de desinfección. Los esfuerzos continuarán enfocándose en tomar en cuenta los efectos crónicos a la salud asociados con SPDs, como también en problemas de reproducción agudos que han sido identificados. ## Regla Mejorada Interina para Tratamiento de Agua Superficial - La mayoría de las provisiones aplican a sistemas de agua superficial y ASBID que sirve a sobre 10,000 personas - Fortalece el tratamiento de agua superficial para prevenir la contaminación microbiana - MNMC de cero para Cryptosporidium - Estándares de turbidez más estrictos - Otras medidas para prevenir la contaminación Notes: La Regla Mejorada Interina para Tratamiento de Agua Superficial (RMITAS) fue promulgada el 16 de diciembre de 1998 (63 FR 69477-69521). Ésta actualiza los requisitos de la Regla de Tratamiento de Agua Superficial. Específicamente, la Agencia ha aprendido durante los pasados diez años que existen patógenos microbianos específicos, tales como Cryptosporidium, los cuales son altamente resistentes a prácticas tradicionales de desinfección. En adición, un reto mayor para los proveedores de agua es, balancear los riesgos por patógenos microbianos y los de subproductos de desinfección (SPD), los cuales se forman cuando los desinfectantes reaccionan con compuestos orgánicos presentes en el agua potable. Es importante proveer protección contra estos patógenos microbianos mientras se asegura simultáneamente la disminución de riesgos a la salud para la población por los SPDs. La RMITAS establece una MNMC de cero para Cryptosporidium (40 CFR 141.52) e impone nuevas técnicas de tratamiento en sistemas que usan agua superficial o ASBID que sirven al menos a 10,000 personas. Para asegurar el rendimiento adecuado del tratamiento, la RMITAS fortalecen los estándares de turbidez de la Regla de Tratamiento de Agua Superficial y requieren monitoreo continuo de la turbidez para los filtros individuales. La RMITAS también requiere sistemas con niveles elevados de SPD, el tomar pasos específicos para asegurar que la protección contra contaminantes microbianos no será comprometida cuando los sistemas deben cumplir simultáneamente con la Etapa 1 de la Regla de Subproductos de Desinfección. En adición, la RMITAS añade otras provisiones para prevenir la contaminación microbiológica. Estas provisiones incluyen una prohibición de instalaciones nuevas de almacenamiento de agua terminada no cubiertas y un requisito para que los Estados lleven a cabo estudios sanitarios de toda el agua superficial o sistemas ASBID sin tener en cuenta la población servida. Actualmente la Agencia está trabajando con grupos de trabajo procedentes de agencias y grupos que tienen interés (“stakeholder”) para desarrollar la Regla a Largo Plazo Mejorada para Tratamiento para Agua Superficial, la cual afectará a los sistemas pequeños de agua superficial. ## Prioridades para la reglamentación futura - La Agencia debe considerar estándares para cinco contaminantes cada cinco años - Prioridades actuales: - Arsénico - Radón y otros radioactivos - Agua subterránea - Tratamiento a largo plazo mejorado para agua superficial - Etapa 2 D/SPD Notes: Para agosto de 2001, la Agencia seleccionará cinco o más contaminantes de las prioridades reglamentarias en la Lista de Candidatos Contaminantes (LCC) y determinará si los reglamentará. Para apoyar estas decisiones, la Agencia debe determinar que el reglamentar los contaminantes presentaría una oportunidad significativa para reducir los riesgos a la salud. Si la Agencia determina que los reglamentos son necesarios, la Agencia debe proponerlos para agosto de 2003 y los debe finalizar para febrero de 2005. En adición, las Enmiendas del 1996 proveen un programa para promulgar lo siguiente: El nuevo estándar para radón para agosto de 2000; Revisión del reglamento actual de radionuclidos y un nuevo estándar para uranio para noviembre de 2000; Medidas para proteger los abastos de agua subterránea de contaminación microbiana para noviembre de 2000; Revisión del estándar existente para el arsénico para enero de 2001; y Control del fortalecimiento de los patógenos microbianos, incluyendo Cryptosporidium, al igual que desinfectantes y subproductos de desinfección (la Regla de la Etapa 2 de Desinfectantes / Subproductos de Desinfección y las Reglas de Tratamiento a Largo Plazo del Agua Superficial) para el 2002. En adición, la Agencia y los Centros para Control de Enfermedades (CCE) recientemente completaron un estudio sobre el sulfato, el cual fue requerido por las Enmiendas del 1996 del LAP. El sulfato es uno de los contaminantes en la LCC. La Agencia incluirá el sulfato entre los contaminantes que la Agencia debe determinar si va a reglamentarse para agosto de 2001.	es
markdown	028981	# Presentation: 028981 ## NHC/JHT Products in ATCF NHC/JHT Products in ATCF Buck Sampson (NRL, Monterey) and Ann Schrader (SAIC, Monterey) IHC 2007 *Other Contributors:* *Chris Sisko, James Franklin, James Gross and Colin Mcadie (NHC)* *John Knaff and Mark DeMaria (NOAA/NESDIS) * *Tim Marchok (GFDL) * *Ed Fukada (JTWC)* *NRL TC Page group* ## ATCF is a Multi-Agency System ... and a workstation that packages results and code from multiple sources for use in the tropical cyclone forecast process at the centers (e.g., NHC or JTWC) ATCF is a Multi-Agency System NWP Models (FNMOC, NCEP) Consensus (NRL) Satellite Products (NRL/FNMOC) Intensity Models (NOAA/CIRA) TC Analyses (NOAA, CIMSS) Wind Radii (NOAA/CIRA) Trackers (JTWC) Bogus Advisories Statistics Tracks Fixes Obj Aids Navy Warnings Probabilities (NOAA/CIRA) Historical Data ## Accomplishments Accomplishments 1. Evaluated wind radii CLIPERs 2. Implemented wind probabilities 3. Implemented GPCE 4. Improved satellite imagery overlay capability 5. Developed intensity and wind radii objective best track 6. Automated fix entry 7. Addressed NHC requirements ## 1. Wind Radii CLIPER Evaluation Results to be published in Wea. And Forecasting (Knaff, et al. 2007 ) - MRCL superior mean average errors - DRCL superior with false alarm rates MRCL: 0-72 h, AL ONLY DRCL: 0-120 h, AL, EP and WP ## 2. CIRA Wind Probabilities 2. CIRA Wind Probabilities - Single storm wind probabilities are computed immediately after advisory: - 1) Available to forecasters as aid to set Watches and Warnings - 2) Allows NHC to post probabilities as part of advisory package ## 3. Goerss Predicted Consensus Error (GPCE) - GPCE is a forecast track uncertainty algorithm which has been implemented on ATCF. Forecast radii are saved for end of season evaluation. Evaluation software has been written, but is currently labor intensive and not driven through the ATCF interface. 70% ## 4. Automated Fix Ingest 4. Automated Fix Ingest Subjective Dvorak, Objective Dvorak, SSMI, Quikscat SEAW, TRMM, Altimeter, AMSU, Radar, Doppler Radar, TRMM Radar, Synoptic Fix, Aircraft, Analysis, Dropsonde - Fixes are now automatically ingested, error checked. Resulted in time saved. _Auto Fix Ingest Types_ Manual entry takes time! ## 5. Improved Imagery Access 5. Improved Imagery Access - Improvements for 2007 will include imagery retention on local system by storm id, improved access to imagery through dialogs. AMSU products were also added to suite. ## 6. Objective Best Track - Objective best track routines can use either weighted mean or least squares fit. The weights are to be determined by the forecast agency (NHC or JTWC). ## 6. Objective Best Track - Objective best track can be used for error checking and insuring fix data get into system. They can also provide a first guess for the forecaster. check check data? data? ## Accomplishments Accomplishments 1. Evaluated wind radii CLIPERs 2. Implemented wind probabilities 3. Implemented GPCE 4. Improved satellite imagery overlay capability 5. Developed intensity and wind radii objective best track 6. Automated fix entry 7. Addressed NHC requirements (~45) Two examples to follow ... ## New Wind Radii Forecast Graph - Wind radii forecasting is tedious. This new dialog frees up time for meteorology. ## New Wind Radii Forecast Graph - Click on the graph to get new wind radii for each quadrant. - Forecast period (12-72 h) and radius (34, 50, 64 kt) selectable at top click click ## (1055) (842) (659) (411) (319) (1055) (842) (659) (411) (319) Atlantic Intensity Consensus Skill - Simple intensity consensus can be used as skill baseline for other techniques and as starting point for forecast. (2003-2006 seasons) ## (686) (501) (349) (209) (138) (686) (501) (349) (209) (138) EP Intensity Consensus Skill - Similar results for eastern North Pacific (2003-2006 seasons) ## Summary Summary Seven JHT tasks addressed over two years Much of JHT development also used at JTWC, CPHC Interagency cooperation has its benefits Shared development costs Shared data Shared ideas Thanks to contributors NHC, JTWC, CPHC, CIRA, JHT, JHT Participants,GFDL ...	en
all-txt-docs	542127	Pages 1--6 from Microsoft Word - 19736.doc Federal Communications Commission DA 99- 368 Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, D. C. 20554 In the Matter of Applications of ) File Nos. 9600691- 9600711 ) 9600714- 9600718 PLAINCOM, INC. ) ) to Provide 39 GHz Point- to- Point Microwave Radio ) Service in Various Locations ) ) ORDER Adopted: February 22, 1999 Released: February 23, 1999 By the Chief, Public Safety and Private Wireless Division, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau: I. INTRODUCTION 1. This Order consolidates the disposition of twenty- six petitions to deny (Petitions) filed by WinStar Wireless Fiber Corp. (WinStar), a subsidiary of WinStar Communications, Inc. (WSC) against applications filed by Plaincom, Inc. (Plaincom) for 38.6- 40.0 GHz (39 GHz) point- to- point microwave radio station licenses in Chicago, IL; Atlanta, GA; Boston, MA; Dallas, TX; Cleveland, OH; San Diego, CA; Cincinnati, OH; Washington, DC; Tampa, FL; Tacoma, WA; San Francisco, CA; Buffalo, NY; Denver, CO; Miami, FL; Kansas City, MO; Los Angeles, CA; Houston, TX; Detroit, MI; New York, NY; New York (West); New York (Long Island); Baltimore, MD; Pittsburgh, PA; Phoenix, AZ; St. Paul, MN; and Milwaukee, WI. As discussed in further detail below, we find that the Plaincom applications are defective because they were untimely filed. Consequently, the WinStar Petitions, filed December 1, 1995, are hereby granted and the Plaincom applications are dismissed. II. BACKGROUND 2. On March 4, 1994, WinStar's predecessor in interest, Avant- Garde Telecommunications, Inc. (Avant- Garde), 1 filed applications to modify certain existing licenses in the 39 GHz band. 2 The Avant- 1 Avant- Garde was merged into WinCom Corp., a subsidiary of WSC. WinCom Corp. was the surviving corporation. On July 18, 1995, WinCom Corp. changed its name to WinStar Wireless Fiber Corp. 2 WinStar Application File Nos. 9404165- 9404183, 9404185- 9404188, 9404191, 9404193, 9504885. The Wireless Telecommunications Bureau granted WinStar Application File Nos. 9404165, 9404168, 9404170, 9404172, 9404175, 9404178, 9404183 which were placed on Public Notice on February 10, 1998. See Public Notice, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Weekly Receipts and Disposals, Report No. 1975 (released February 10, 1998). WinStar Application File No. 9504885 was withdrawn and placed on Public Notice on November 12, 1997. See Public Notice, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Weekly Receipts and Disposals, Report No. 1962 (released November 12, 1997). 1 Federal Communications Commission DA 99- 368 2 Garde applications were placed on Public Notice on July 6, 1994. 3 On April 11, 1995, Avant- Garde filed an application for transfer of control of Avant- Garde to WinCom Corp., a subsidiary of WSC (Transfer Application). In the Transfer Application, WSC asserted that the transfer of control was for legitimate business purposes and would benefit the public. 4 Specifically, WSC noted that the transfer would enable WSC to acquire financial strength and technical expertise and would ultimately: (a) allow the "expansion of [WSC] 's telecommunications operations throughout the United States"; (b) ensure that "advanced technologies are made available to Avant- Garde's current customers" via WSC's "greater access to capital"; and (c) enhance "[ WSC] 's service offerings and the competitiveness of 39 GHz operations." 5 On May 1, 1995, the Transfer Application appeared on Public Notice as accepted for filing. 6 3. On June 26, 1995, the Division's Licensing and Technical Analysis Branch (Branch) granted the Transfer Application. 7 WinCom filed a letter on July 18, 1995, notifying the Commission that the subject merger had been consummated and that WinStar was the surviving corporation. 8 On August 4, 1995, WinStar filed letters (Notification Letters) informing the Commission that, pursuant to the Avant-Garde/ WinStar merger, the subject applications should be amended to specify WinStar as the applicant. 9 WinStar also requested that the Commission either categorize the Notification Letters as minor amendments or exempt them from the "cut- off" provisions of former Section 21.31 10 of the Commission's Rules. 11 The pending Avant- Garde applications appeared on Public Notice on August 16, 1995 (August 16 Public Notice) under WinStar's name. 12 3 Public Notice, Private Radio Bureau Part 21 Receipts and Disposals, Report No. 1090 (July 6, 1994). 4 FCC Application for Consent to Transfer Control of Avant- Garde Telecommunications, Inc. to WinCom Corp., File No. 95- 13155 (30), at Exhibit L. 5 Id. at Exhibit L. 6 Public Notice, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Part 21 Receipts and Disposals, Report No. 1132 (May 1, 1995). 7 Public Notice, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Part 21 Receipts and Disposals, Report No. 1142 (July 5, 1995). 8 Letter from Stephen L. Goodman, Esq. to William F. Caton, Acting Secretary, FCC (July 18, 1995). The July 18, 1995 letter also informed the Commission that WinCom Corp. had changed its name to WinStar Wireless Fiber Corp. 9 Amendment to Pending Applications to Specify the Transfer of Control to WinStar Wireless Fiber Corp. (dated Aug. 4, 1995). The Division accepted the amendments for filing in the August 16, 1995 Public Notice, Report No. 1148. 10 Formerly 47 C. F. R. 21.31; now 47 C. F. R. 101.45. 11 Although 39 GHz applications are now subject to Section 101 of the Commission's Rules, Section 21 applies to the underlying applications because they were filed prior to July 31, 1996. See 47 C. F. R. 101.4( a). 12 Public Notice, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Part 21 Receipts and Disposals, Report No. 1148 (Aug. 16, 1995). 2 Federal Communications Commission DA 99- 368 3 4. On October 16, 1995, Plaincom submitted competing applications against the Avant-Garde/ WinStar applications. On December 1, 1995, WinStar filed Petitions to Deny against Plaincom application nos. 9600691- 9600711 and 9600714- 9600718. 13 III. DISCUSSION 5. WinStar alleges that Plaincom's applications were filed after the sixty day cut- date. Plaincom, however, asserts its applications are timely because WinStar filed a major amendment to its original applications. We find that Plaincom's assertions are devoid of merit. 6. On July 6, 1994, the Avant- Garde applications were first placed on Public Notice as accepted for filing. 14 Former Section 21.31( b) of the Commission's Rules provided that no application will be entitled to be included in a random selection process or to comparative consideration with a previously filed application unless such application is substantially complete and tendered for filing within sixty days after the date of the public notice listing the first of the conflicting applications as accepted for filing. 15 As a result, the 60- day filing window for Plaincom to file competing applications closed on September 5, 1994. However, if Avant- Garde filed a major amendment to its applications, then the applications would be considered "newly filed" as of the date of the release of the Public Notice listing the major amendment to the applications, and a new 60- day filing window for competing applications would be opened. 16 Former Section 21.23( c)( 5) of the Commission's Rules provided that an amendment specifying a substantial change in ownership of an applicant is not a major amendment if the transfer or assignment "is for legitimate business purposes other than the acquisition of applications." 17 7. We disagree with Plaincom's contention that the Notification Letters constitute major amendments to the Avant- Garde applications. The Commission's Rules state that amendments are classified on a case- by- case basis. 18 The August 16 Public Notice listed the subject applications, 13 Plaincom filed a Consolidated Opposition on December 14, 1995. On January 11, 1996, WinStar filed a Consolidated Reply to the Consolidated Opposition. 14 See July 6 Public Notice. 15 Formerly 47 C. F. R. 21.31( b); now 47 C. F. R. 101.45. 16 Formerly 47 C. F. R. 21.23( c), now 47 C. F. R. 1.927( h). See Airsignal International, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 81 FCC 2d 472 (1980) (Commission found that while such amendments may be major, they do not open a new filing window if the change in ownership was in the public interest . . . [and] . . . made to effect a legitimate business purpose). 17 Formerly 47 C. F. R. 21.23( c)( 5), now 47 C. F. R. 1.927( h). See Bell Atlantic Mobile System, Inc., Order, 10 FCC Rcd 13262 (1995) (Commission permitted amendments to pending point- to- point microwave and cellular applications and granted exemption from cut- off rules); Loral Space & Communication Ltd and Orion Network Systems, Inc., Order, 13 FCC Rcd 4592 (1998) (Commission found that the merger served an independent business purpose, i. e. to strengthen its financial resources, thus exempting from cut- off rules); see also Airsignal International, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 81 FCC 2d 472 (1980) (Commission granted request for exemption from major amendment and cut- off rules because change in ownership was deemed to be in public interest and made to effect a legitimate business purpose, i. e. providing improved research and technical capabilities). 18 Formerly 47 C. F. R. 21.23( c); now 47 C. F. R. 1.927. 3 Federal Communications Commission DA 99- 368 4 reflecting the transfer of control from Avant- Garde to WinStar. 19 While amendments specifying a substantial change in control of an applicant are generally deemed major amendments, 20 in this instance, the Notifications Letters should be deemed minor amendments pursuant to former Section 21.23( c)( 6) of the Commission's Rules. 21 8. Furthermore, the Notification Letters specifically stated that the Transfer Application contained a description of the business purposes for the subject merger, which did not include acquisition of the Avant- Garde applications. 22 Exhibit L to the Transfer Application details those business purposes for the transfer of control. That exhibit explains, inter alia, that the company resulting from the merger will be more competitive, due to the expanded operations of the new entity. 23 Exhibit L also states that Avant- Garde's customers will benefit from the merger because WSC's greater access to financial resources will permit advanced technologies to be provided to those customers. 24 Therefore, we believe that WinStar, in its Transfer Application, made a sufficient business interest showing for a finding that the Notification Letters be deemed minor amendments. 25 Consequently, the August 4, 1995 filing did not initiate a new filing window, and thus Plaincom's competing applications were not timely filed pursuant to former Section 21.31 of the Commission's Rules. 9. Moreover, any assertions made by Plaincom in its Opposition to the Petitions regarding the Transfer Application are untimely and, thus, we will not address the merits of such assertions. We note that Plaincom had an opportunity to address these issues by filing a petition to deny pursuant to applicable Commission Rules when the Transfer Application was first filed. 26 Its failure to timely object to the Transfer Application before it became final renders the objections untimely at this juncture. 27 19 August 16 Public Notice at 1- 7. 20 Formerly 47 C. F. R. 21.23( c)( 5); now 47 C. F. R. 1.927( h). See Applications of Tequesta Television, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 103 FCC 2d 1182 (1986)( Commission found substantial change of controlling ownership, hence application was dismissed); see also Applications of Western California Cellular Partners and MTEL Cellular, Inc., Order, 11 FCC Rcd. 5705 (1996). 21 Public Notice, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Part 21 Receipts and Disposals, Report No. 1142 (July 5, 1995). 22 Notification Letters at 2. 23 See Exhibit L to the Transfer Application at 1. 24 Id. at 1- 2. 25 Public Notice, Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Part 21 Receipts and Disposals, Report No. 1142 (July 5, 1995). 26 Former 47 C. F. R. 21.30. See Application of Lawrence Daniels, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 3 FCC Rcd. 7327 (Dec. 29, 1988) (Commission asserts that "the Communications Act clearly provides for public participation in our processes . . . and . . . provides that it is proper to specify an orderly procedure for such participation," noting that the purpose of the cut- off date is to provide for a fair and orderly procedure by which to file petitions to deny). 27 See Amendment of the Commission's Rules to Relocate the Digital Electronic Message Service from the 18 GHz to the 24 GHz Band and to Allocate the 24 GHz Band for Fixed Services, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 13 FCC 4 Federal Communications Commission DA 99- 368 5 III. ORDERING CLAUSES 10. IT IS ORDERED that, pursuant to Sections 4( i) and 309( d) of the Communications Act of 1934 as amended, 47 U. S. C. 154( i) and 309( d), and Section 21.30 of the Commission's Rules, 47 C. F. R. 21.30, Petitions to Deny filed by WinStar Wireless Fiber Corp. on August 18, 1995 against Plaincom, Inc. Application Nos. 9600691- 9600711 and 9600714- 9600718, ARE HEREBY GRANTED. 11. It is FURTHER ORDERED that, pursuant to Sections 4( i) and 308 of the Communications Act of 1934 as amended, 47 U. S. C. 154( i) and 308, and Section 21.28 of the Commission's Rules, 47 C. F. R. 21.28, that the applications of Plaincom, Inc. filed on October 16, 1995 ARE DISMISSED. 12. This action is taken under delegated authority pursuant to Sections 0.131 and 0.331 of the Commission's Rules, 47 C. F. R. 0.131, 0.331. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION D'wana R. Terry Chief, Public Safety and Private Wireless Division Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Rcd. 15147 (July 17, 1998) (Commission found Petitioner's challenges to license grants to be grossly untimely, where Petitioner filed its petition almost eight months after the last of the initial license grants were made); see also Application of HHT/ Estate of Robert D. Hanna, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 8 FCC Rcd 1582 (March 1, 1993) (Commission denied petition to deny because it was filed six years after the due date prescribed by Section 21.30 of the Commission's Rules). 5 Federal Communications Commission DA 99- 368 6 j:\ sblake\ 39ord2 J. Burton R. Melson 6	en
markdown	278829	# Presentation: 278829 ## The Relationship Between Henry Hub and WTI Crude Oil Prices: Are Oil and Natural Gas Prices Related? 2006 EIA Energy Outlook and Modeling Conference March 27, 2006 Jose Villar [email protected] Natural Gas Division Energy Information Administration (EIA) ## Natural Gas and Crude Oil Prices Have Appeared to Decouple at Times Notes: Over the years, natural gas and refined petroleum products have been used as closed substitutes in US industry and electric power generation. Consequently, movements of natural gas prices have generally tracked crude oil prices. This can be seen In the graph where Henry Hub natural gas and West Texas Intermediate crude oil spot pot prices are presented in terms of their equivalent thermal content. However, in the past 5 years or so, natural gas prices have seemed to move somewhat independently of crude oil prices. Indeed, natural gas prices rose above what was seen as their historical relationship with crude oil prices in 2000, 2002, 2003, and again late in 2005. This has led some to question whether natural gas and crude oil prices are still related. This presentation seeks to develop an understanding of the salient characteristics of the economic and statistical relationship between crude oil and natural gas prices. ## Objectives Identify the Economic Factors Linking Crude Oil and Natural Gas Markets Statistically Test for the Possibility of a Long-Run Relationship Between Natural Gas and Crude Oil Prices Notes: First, I will review the demand-side and supply-side factors, which suggest that changes in crude oil prices may influence natural gas prices. The remainder of the presentation will focus on the time series econometric analysis of the relationship between crude oil prices and natural gas prices. Using 16 years of data drawn from January 1989 through December 2005, time series of WTI crude oil prices and Henry Hub natural gas prices will be analyzed, focusing on decomposing the short-run and long-run effects of changes in crude oil and natural gas prices. A stable, statistically robust relationship over time between crude oil prices and natural gas prices will be identified, and the implications of this relationship for understanding short-run changes in prices will be discussed. Let’s begin by looking at some demand-side factors that relate crude oil and natural gas prices. ## Demand Factors Linking Crude Oil and Natural Gas Markets Natural gas and petroleum products are substitutes in consumption. An increase in the price of crude oil will increase the demand for natural gas, increasing its price. Competition between natural gas and petroleum products occurs principally in the industrial and electric generation sectors. Notes: Natural gas and petroleum products are substitutes in consumption. An increase in the price of crude oil will increase the demand for natural gas, increasing its price. Competition between natural gas and petroleum products occurs principally in the industrial and electric generation sectors. The National Petroleum Council (NPC) in its 2003 report provided an estimate that approximately 5 percent of industrial boilers can switch between natural gas and petroleum fuels. Other analysts estimate that up to 20 percent of power generation capacity is dual-fired, although in practice it is expected that the relevant percentage is considerably less. The fuel-switching capacity between oil and gas likely constitutes a minimal threshold of switching capacity as some anecdotal evidence suggests that switching may occur in the dispatching decision. There are also supply-side factors that may suggest an economic relationship between crude oil and natural gas prices. ## Supply Factors Linking Crude Oil and Natural Gas Markets Increases in crude oil prices may increase natural gas produced as a co-product of oil, tending to decrease natural gas prices. Increased crude oil prices may spur more exploration and development as cash flow expands, which could put downward pressure on natural gas prices. An increase in crude oil prices may lead to increased costs of natural gas production as natural gas and crude oil operators compete for similar economic resources. Notes: On the supply-side, the effects of increases in crude oil prices may conflict. Insofar as the production and the exploration of crude oil and natural gas occurs together, increasing oil prices, tend to decrease natural gas prices. This occurs because natural gas is found in two basic forms—associated gas and non-associated gas. Associated gas is natural gas that occurs in crude oil reservoirs. Thus, increases in crude oil prices which lead to increased oil production may increase natural gas produced as a co-product of oil. This tends to decrease natural gas prices. In 2004, associated-dissolved gas comprised approximately 2.7 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) or 14 percent of marketed natural gas production in the United States. Next, an increase in crude oil prices may lead to more drilling and development of natural gas projects as increased cash flow becomes available to finance new drilling and project development. While it is generally expected that increased cash flow would expand supply activities for both gas and oil, changes in the relative price structure could lead to increases in drilling for one fuel at the expense of the other. In contrast, crude oil and natural gas can also be rivals in production. Natural gas and crude oil operators compete for similar economic resources such as labor and drilling rigs. The increased oil-drilling activity resulting from increased oil prices would bid up the cost of the relevant factors of production, which will increase the cost of finding and developing natural gas prospects. In this way, an increase in crude oil prices may lead to increased costs of natural gas production and development, putting upward pressure on gas prices. These economic factors suggest that oil and gas prices should be related. The analysis of crude oil and natural gas prices that follows empirically tests this hypothesis, and finds significant statistical evidence supporting the hypothesis that crude oil and natural gas prices are indeed related. ## Natural Gas and Crude Oil Prices Appear to Follow Similar Trends Logarithms of Natural Gas and Crude Oil Prices Crude Oil Prices Mean-Shifted and Rescaled Notes: These graphs are logarithmic transformations of the prices shown earlier. Prices are expressed in logs to compress scale effects without imposing unnecessary assumptions such as burner tip parity. Later in the analysis, they also will allow the interpretation of estimated parameters as elasticities. Throughout the remainder of the presentation the analysis is conducted in terms of logarithms of prices. Looking at the graph in the upper panel, the prices exhibit wandering behavior: periods where prices move up for successive periods, followed by successive periods of downward movement. This suggests that natural gas and crude oil prices may be non-stationary time series. A non-stationary series is defined as time series in which past random shocks do not dissipate with the passage of time. In other words, the price at any given point in time is equal to the sum of all past random shocks and its initial starting point. These summations of past random disturbances are called stochastic trends. This is contrasted with stationary series in which past shocks dissipate with time. Non-stationary series can be restored to stationarity by simply subtracting the preceding period from the current period—in effect, canceling out the sums of past shocks. In the lower panel, the WTI series has been rescaled and shifted down to allow for easier comparison with the Henry Hub series. This graph suggests that natural gas and crude oil prices share a common trend, fluctuating around a fixed level. The fact that natural gas and crude oil prices seem to cling to each other with the passage of time in this fashion suggest that they may be cointegrated. Typically it is not possible to take two non-stationary series and create a weighted average of them that is stationary. However, when it does occur the two variables are said to be cointegrated ## Cointegration Analysis of Natural Gas and Crude Oil Prices Two variables are cointegrated if They are unit root processes A stationary linear combination of them can be found If the price of natural gas, pg , and the price of crude oil, po are cointegrated, then Notes: When two variables are cointegrated it implies that the stochastic trends underlying the data generation process may be cancelled out. This suggests that there is an intrinsic, structural relationship between cointegrated variables. While the econometrics of cointegration may seem somewhat esoteric, the idea behind it is fairly simple. Imagine a man walking a dog on a leash: The dog may wander this way or that, and the man may wander this way or other, but because the leash tethers them together, they tend to move along together. Whenever they stray too far apart, the leash acts to bring them back together. This is the object of the cointegration analysis of natural gas and crude oil prices: to find out if a tether linking crude oil and natural gas prices exists, and if so, how stable it is. Establishing that a cointegrating relation exists between natural gas and crude oil prices is sufficient to establish that natural gas and crude oil prices are indeed related. The time series econometric analysis established that the cointegrating relation between natural gas and crude does exist and is statistically robust. ## The Cointegrating Relation Depicts the Deviation of the Price of Natural Gas from the Price of Crude Oil Notes: The cointegrating relation may be interpreted depicting departures from a long-run equilibrium. In the graph the long-run equilibrium that is expected to prevail is given by the zero-line where there was an equiibrium in a long-run sense between natural gas prices and oil prices. In this way, natural gas and crude oil prices vary together around the fixed long-run equilibrium at the zero-line. When a disequilibrium results from a shock to crude oil or natural gas prices, it is followed by a return to the long-run equilibrium. For example, the peak in February 1996 shows the impact of the severe freezing weather nation-wide on Natural Gas Prices as the Henry Hub price climbed to $4.42 per MMBtu compared with the preceding month’s price of $2.92 per MMBtu. And the peak in December 2000 also shows the impact of severe freezing weather as Henry Hub prices rose from $5.52 MMTU in November to $8.90 MMBTU in December. In each case these departures from the long-run equiloibrium were eventually followed by return to the long-run equilibrium. The cointegration relation may be interpreted as an “equilibrium” correction mechanism for modeling purposes. ## “Equilibrium” Correction Mechanism The cointegration relation is interpreted as a long-run relation or an “equilibrium” correction mechanism for modeling purposes. Notes: This is the cointegration relation presented earlier. However, it is here explicitly presented as an equilibrium corection mechanism. As noted earlier, in the long-run equilibrium, it will equal 0. Considered in this way, the equilibrium correction mechanism can be used in a short-run, or vector equilibrium correction, model of natural gas prices. ## The Vector Equilibrium Correction Model and Cointegration The Vector Equilibrium Model (VECM) uses the cointegration relation to help explain short-run movements in natural gas prices. The VECM expresses changes in prices as a function of short-run and long-run effects, as well as the speed of adjustment from disruptions to the long-run equilibrium. Δ Pg,t = 0.3ΔPo,t + 0.10ΔPg,t-1 - .2 ECMt-1 + vt Short-run effect Long-run equilibrium Notes: The Vector Equilibrium Model (VECM) uses the cointegration relation, or equilibrium correction mechanism to help explain short-run movements in natural gas prices. The estimated model results are presented here. Here the change in the natural gas price in the current period is expressed as the result of short-run and long-run effects. When the ECM in the preceding period is in long-run equilibrium and equal to 0, the model reduces to its short-run effects--contemporaneous changes in the crude oil price and the past change in natural gas price in the preceding period. It should be noted that the actual estimation of the model included other short-run factos such as heating degree days, seasonal variation, and natural gas inventory levels. While these effects are important and significant, they are not explicitly presented here owing to limited space and the desire to focus on the crux of the VECM analysis When the ECM does not equal zero because there has been a disruption from the long-run equilibrium it will augment the short-run adjustment of the natural gas price. In this way the parameter, -0.2, represents the speed of adjustment to disruptions from the long-run equilibrium. In other words, about 20 percent of the disruption from the equilibrium in the preceding period. Having estimated the VECM and the cointegrating relation, it is natural to ask how well does the model fit the data and how stable are the results? ## The Estimated VECM Provides a Good Fit of Natural Gas Prices (1989-2005) Fitted Model and Actual Values Scaled Residuals of Fitted Model Notes: The model estimates of natural gas prices fit the actual natural gas price quite well. Two graphs are presented in the slide. In the panel, estimates resulting from the fitted model are plotted the actual Henry Hub prices. Presented in this fashion, the fitted and actual series are virtually indistinguishable. In the lower panel, the residuals between the model estimates and actual values are scaled by the standard error of the estimates. The vast majority of the scaled residuals lie within 2 standard deviations of the actual values. In other words, in most cases, the residuals are not significantly different from zero. These results underscore the stability of the model. And not to belabor the point, recursive testing of the model provided further statistical support of the stability and robustness of these results. ## Implications of the VECM for the Analysis of Crude Oil and Natural Gas Prices Crude oil and natural gas prices have a stable long-run relationship. Crude oil prices influence but are not influenced by natural gas prices. Natural gas prices have been growing at a slightly faster rate than crude oil prices. About 20 percent of a disruption from the long-run equilibrium will be recovered in the following period. Notes: So what does all this mean? Statistical testing of the cointegration relation and the derivation of an equilibrium correction mechanism found significant statistical evidence supporting the hypothesis that crude oil and natural gas prices have a stable relationship. The statistical evidence also supported the hypothesis that natural gas prices adjust to oil prices, but do not influence oil prices. Natural gas prices have been growing at a slightly faster rate than crude oil prices. The estimation of the equilibrium correction mechanism, or the long-run equilibrium relation, can be used to explain short-run movements in natural gas prices. And that about 20 percent of a disruption from the long-run equilibrium will be recovered in the following period. In other words, changes in natural gas prices result from short-run effects and disruptions to the long-run equilibrium between natural gas and crude oil prices. ## Implications of the VECM:Model Dynamics Notes: So what are the practical implications of the VECM? To answer this question, it may helpful to look at how natural gas prices respond to changes in the crude oil price, holding all else constant. Two cases are considered: a permanent increase in the crude oil price, and second, a transitory increase in the crude oil price. The first case is presented in the upper panel: Crude oil prices rise by 20 percent, and remain unchanged thereafter. The immediate response of natural gas prices is to climb about 5 percent in the same period as the oil price shock occurs. In each successive period following the initial shock, gas prices continue to climb, but at decreasing rate as gas prices adjust to the disruption in the long-run equilibrium. And so gas prices climb about 10 percent within the first two periods following shock, and about 15 percent within 12 months. The oil price shock is not passed through on a one-to-one basis to natural gas prices. The second case is presented in lower panel: A transitory spike in crude oil prices such that the crude oil price increases 20 percent in the initial period, followed by an offsetting decrease in the following period. As in the preceding case natural gas prices respond to the contemporaneous increase in crude oil prices by climbing about 5 percent. In the first period following the initial price spike, the natural gas price continues to climb to restore the long-run equilibrium. However, it is hit with a second contemporaneous oil price shock—this time a downward movement of about 17 percent in oil prices– offsetting the previous increase. This leads the natural gas price to decline. 2 months following the initial oil price shock, natural gas prices are about 1 percent above its price level in the initial period. In the ensuing months, the natural gas price continues to decline until it falls a about 1 percent below its initial level. These examples serve to illustrate that short-run changes in the natural gas price result from changing short-run market conditions and adjustments to long-run equilibrium in the preceding period. These effects can reinforce, or offset each other, which could make it appear that natural gas prices have decoupled from crude oil prices, when in fact they are related. ## www.eia.doe.gov www.eia.doe.gov	en
converted_docs	769693	U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Public and Indian Housing Special Attention of: NOTICE PIH 2000-38 (HA) Secretary's Representatives; Issued: August 21, 2000 State/Area Coordinators; Public Housing Directors; Expires: August 31, 2001 Housing Agencies \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Cross References OMB Circular A-110, OMB Circular A-102; Resident Initiatives Grant Management Handbook (7490.01) > Notice 97-51, Notice 98-60 24 CFR 85.50, 24 CFR 84.71 > 24 CFR 761.35 Subject: Performance Reporting Requirements and Grant Closeout Procedures for the Public Housing Drug Elimination Program (PHDEP) I. [Purpose]{.underline} The purpose of this Notice is to clarify the procedures to be followed by housing agencies in complying with performance reporting and monitoring requirements and in closing out a grant agreement for the PHDEP. II. [Background]{.underline} In accordance with Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) at 24 CFR 761.35, recipients of PHDEP funds are required to manage and monitor the day-to-day operations of the grant and subgrant activities to assure compliance with applicable Federal requirements and achievement of performance goals. Recipients of PHDEP funds are required to report the performance (narrative and financial) of approved activities for each grant on a semi-annual basis and to report final performance (narrative and financial) at the end of the grant term. The Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) at 24 CFR 85 establishes uniform grant requirements, including closeout procedures for state and local governments and subgrantees administering federal grants and applies to public housing agencies. III. [Performance Reporting Requirements]{.underline} All recipients of PHDEP grants are required to submit a semi-annual performance report and a semi-annual financial status report (SF 269A) for each open and active grant ("open and active" refers to any grant not closed-out and any grant for which activities were undertaken during the reporting period). Semi-annual performance reports must be submitted by July 30^th^ for the January-June reporting period and by January 31st for the July-December reporting period. The semi-annual performance reports must be submitted electronically by Public Housing Agencies. Upon access to the PHDEP web site, performance reports are to be transmitted through the PHDEP Semi-Annual Performance Reporting System (known as DERS). PHDEP grant funds will be [suspended]{.underline} if reports are not received by the local Field Office by the deadline. The DERS will not accept the submission of electronic performance reports after the deadline unless approval, under special circumstances, and notification has been provided by HUD's Community Safety and Conservation Division (CSCD). The semi-annual financial status report (SF269A - not an electronic submission) must be submitted to the appropriate Field Office on or before the above referenced deadlines (July 30^th^ and January 31^st^). As noted above, delinquent reports will result in the [suspension]{.underline} of PHDEP funds. IV. [Monitoring and Evaluating Report Submissions]{.underline} The DERS has been established, in part, to ensure a more uniform approach to performance reporting, data collection and analysis of the overall effectiveness of the PHDEP. To ensure that these goals are met, a 100% submission rate by grantees is required. Providing effective oversight to assure that grantees comply with the PHDEP regulations and meet this target is the responsibility of local Field Offices. The local Field Offices are responsible for monitoring the submission of reports (performance and financial status reports) in advance of the deadline. This action allows Field Offices to work proactively with public housing agencies to ensure timely submissions, to identify potential problems with respect to submissions, and to work with CSCD Desk Officers in situations where extraordinary circumstances may arise. Any extraordinary circumstances identified by Field Offices must be documented and a copy of the narrative should be provided to the respective CSCD Desk Officer in cases where intervention may be warranted. The local Field Offices are responsible for reviewing reports to ensure completeness and accuracy and to reconcile financial status reports with expenditures and obligations identified in the Line of Credit Control System (LOCCS). It is the responsibility of the local Field Office to acknowledge the receipt of reports utilizing the LOCCS (Screen M10), to identify all delinquent reports and utilizing LOCCS to indicate that report(s) are outstanding. Grantees with outstanding reports must be notified by the Field Office of their non-compliance (in writing) with the executed grant agreement and the requirement to "[suspend]{.underline}" payments through the LOCCS until semi-annual report(s) are submitted. The [suspension in LOCCS]{.underline} may only be removed upon consultation with and approval by CSCD to accept late submissions. The format and method for submitting late reports through DERS will be determined by CSCD. CSCD Desk Officers will also monitor the submission of reports in order to identify grantees that are in non-compliance as well as to identify patterns of non-compliance. As noted in Public Housing Reform Act, Section 586(b), "one-year renewable grants shall be contingent upon the Secretary finding, upon an annual or more frequent review, that the grantee agency is performing under the terms of the grant and applicable laws in a satisfactory manner and meets such other requirements as the Secretary may prescribe." V. [Close-Out Actions by Grantees]{.underline} Upon the completion of approved grant activities or no later than 90 days after the grant termination date (or revised termination date based on an approved extension or early termination by HUD for cause), grantees are required to submit an electronic "Close Out Report" through the DERS. In the event that the "Closeout" of grant activities occurs between reporting cycles, grantees should notify their field office (in writing) and submit the "Closeout" report in the next semi-annual reporting cycle.. (It should be noted that the complete close out process is contained in Section VI of this Notice.) This report can be utilized in meeting the requirements found at 24 CFR 761.35 and 24 CFR 85 for the submission of a "Final Performance Report" and the "Post Grant Report" identified in the Resident Initiatives Grant Management Handbook (7940.01). In order to meet these requirements, the DERS "Close Out Report" must cover the entire term of the grant and contain the information identified below. Currently, the DERS only provides two sections ("Problems Encountered" and "Success Stories/Best Practices") in which to capture narrative descriptions/analysis for each grant that is scheduled to be closed out. Therefore, the additional narrative information required by regulations are to be included in the two sections referenced. Please note that the DERS has a capacity of 1200 characters per section, therefore, grantees must be concise in developing a narrative analysis. Future enhancements to the DERS will incorporate the required narrative sections to the "Close Out Report". [Problems Encountered]{.underline} 1\. An evaluation of the grantee's overall performance against its plan; 2. Any change or lack of change in crime or other indicators drawn from the applicant's plan assessment and an explanation of any difference; 3\. A discussion of any problems encountered in implementing the plan and how they were > addressed and; 4\. Any change or lack of change in crime or other indicators drawn from the applicant's plan assessment and an explanation of any difference. [Success Stories/Best Practices]{.underline} 1\. Successful completion of any strategy component identified in the grant's plan; 2\. A discussion of the grantee's efforts in encouraging resident participation and; 3\. A description of any other programs that may have been initiated, expanded or deleted as > a result of the plan, with an identification of the resources and the > number of people involved in the programs and their relationship to > the plan. In addition to the "Close Out Report", grantees are required to submit a final financial status report (SF 269A). This report will be a cumulative summary, from the date of the grant agreement to the termination date of the grant agreement, and include expenditures to date and the exact balance of unexpended funds. This report must be submitted to the local HUD office within 90 days of the termination of the grant (or upon completion of approved grant activities). Grantees must ensure that the PHDEP program (scheduled to be closed out) is included as part of the housing agency's overall independent public audit. The independent auditor verifies that all PHDEP expenditures were authorized and determines if the grantee owes or is due any funds for the grant period. Upon completion and issuance of the audit report, a copy must be provided to the local Field Office. Any PHDEP-related findings contained in the audit report must be resolved by the grantee in cooperation with local Field Offices. VI. [Close Out Actions by Field Offices]{.underline} The Director, Office of Public Housing is responsible for all administrative actions and controls necessary for a timely closeout of PHDEP grant agreements. To ensure that all closeout requirements are met, the following actions shall be taken: 1\. At least [60 calendar days]{.underline} (45 days for grants terminated for cause) before the grant > termination date, the Field Office shall review the grant file and > DERS and shall remind grantees of: - the grant termination date; - time limits on the expenditure of funds; - reporting submission requirements and; - records retention requirements 2\. No later than [90 calendar days]{.underline} after the grant termination date, Field Offices will review the contents of the official grant file against the closeout requirements and: - Make sure all required reports have been received. If not, notify grantee of overdue reports and grant closeout requirements. Enforcement of regulatory requirements are detailed in CFR Part 85.43. 3. No later than [120 calendar days]{.underline} after receipt of the final reports, the Field Office shall review reports to ensure that: > a\. The final narrative report or "Close Out Report" reflects > completion of the > > program with respect to the purpose of the activities authorized; > > b\. The final financial status report (SF 269A) is analyzed to > determine if the amounts > > are in excess of the budgeted amounts approved for the project > activities (these amounts must be reconciled). The amount of funds > approved and drawn down, as reflected in LOCCS, shall be reconciled > with the expenditures as reported on the SF 269A. Notify the grantee > (in writing) that any excess funds are to be remitted immediately to > HUD by wire transfer (for amounts equal to or greater than \$2,000) or > by check for lesser amounts (payable to U.S. Department of HUD). If > all authorized funds have not been drawn, the remaining funds shall be > de-obligated (recaptured). Once the final financial status report (SF269A) has been approved, the Field Office shall issue a close out letter to the grantee along with an executed grant agreement amendment (HUD 1044). The grant agreement amendment will reflect the amount of excess funds remitted or the amount of funds de-obligated (recaptured). These documents along with the approved SF269A shall be forwarded to the CFO Accounting Center (Ft. Worth, TX). The CFO will establish an account receivable for any amount due to HUD or de-obligate (recapture) any unused grant funds as applicable. The Field Office shall enter a "pre-audit" date into LOCCS upon approval of the final reports. At the next audit of the grantee, the independent auditor's report must be reviewed by the field Office to determine if there were any findings related to the grant. Government auditing standards will determine the extent of audit procedures performed on this grant and the reports, if any, required of the auditor. Any findings identified with respect to PHDEP shall require follow-up and action by the Field Office to include setting up an account receivable for unallowed costs or paying the grantee for allowed costs still due. Both of these actions must be done through the CFO. If there are no findings contained in the report, the Field Office shall send a letter to the CFO instructing them to enter the post-audit end date without any further modifications. VII. [Records Retention]{.underline} Grant files should be established and maintained for each grantee by Field Offices and remain at the official file stations for one year after final payment. Files may be retired to the Federal Records Center (FRC) any time after the one year period. The disposition of scheduled program records shall be in accordance with the current issue of HUD Handbook 2225.6, HUD records disposition schedules. VIII. [Paperwork Reduction Act Statement]{.underline} The information collection requirements contained in this notice have been approved by the Office of Management and Budget under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (44 U.S.C. 3501-3520), and assigned OBM control number 2577-0124. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless the collection displays a valid control number. /s/ Harold Lucas, Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing	en
all-txt-docs	326815	[4830-01-u] DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Internal Revenue Service 26 CFR Part 301 [TD 8621] RIN 1545-AT21 Authority of the Secretary of Agriculture to Share Employer Identification Numbers Collected from Retail Food Stores and Wholesale Food Concerns AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Treasury. ACTION: Final regulations. SUMMARY: This document contains final regulations relating to the authority of the Secretary of Agriculture to share employer identification numbers collected from retail food stores and wholesale food concerns with other agencies or instrumentalities of the United States. These regulations reflect changes to the law made by section 316(b) of the Social Security Independence and Program Improvements Act of 1994 and affect retail food stores and wholesale food concerns. DATES: These regulations are effective October 3, 1995. For dates of applicability, see the "Effective Dates" section under the "SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION" portion of the preamble and the effective date provisions of the new or revised regulations. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Robert J. Basso (202) 622-6232 (not a toll- free number).SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Background Section 6109(f) of the Internal Revenue Code (Code) was amended by section 316(b) of the Social Security Independence and Program Improvements Act of 1994, Pub. L. 103-296. The amendments to section 6109(f) were effective on August 15, 1994. On May 10, 1995, a notice of proposed rulemaking (IA-007-95) under section 6109(f) of the Code relating to the authority of the Secretary of Agriculture to share employer identification numbers collected from retail food stores and wholesale food concerns with other agencies or instrumentalities of the United States was published in the Federal Register (60 FR 24811). Although written comments and requests for a public hearing were solicited, no written or oral comments were received and no public hearing was requested or held. Accordingly, the proposed regulations under section 6109(f) are adopted by this Treasury decision without any revisions. Special Analyses It has been determined that this Treasury decision is not a significant regulatory action as defined in EO 12866. Therefore, a regulatory assessment is not required. It has also been determined that section 553(b) of the Administrative Procedure Act (5 U.S.C. chapter 5) and the Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. chapter 6) do not apply to these regulations, and, therefore, a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis is not required. Pursuant to section 7805(f) of the Internal Revenue Code, the notice of proposed rulemaking preceding these regulations was submitted to the Small Business Administration for comment on its impact on small business. Effective Dates These regulations are effective on February 1, 1992, except that any provisions relating to the sharing of information by the Secretary of Agriculture with any other agency or instrumentality of the United States are effective on August 15, 1994. Drafting Information The principal author of these regulations is Robert J. Basso, Office of the Assistant Chief Counsel (Income Tax and Accounting), IRS. However, other personnel from the IRS and Treasury Department participated in their development. List of Subjects in 26 CFR Part 301 Employment taxes, Estate taxes, Excise taxes, Gift taxes, Income taxes, Penalties, Reporting and recordkeeping requirements. Adoption of Amendments to the Regulations Accordingly, 26 CFR part 301 is amended as follows: PART 301--PROCEDURE AND ADMINISTRATION Paragraph 1. The authority citation for part 301 continues to read in part as follows: Authority: 26 U.S.C. 7805 * * * Par. 2. Section 301.6109-2 is amended by revising paragraphs (c) through (g) and adding paragraph (h) to read as follows: 301.6109-2 Authority of the Secretary of Agriculture to collect employer identification numbers for purposes of the Food Stamp Act of 1977. * * * * * (c) Sharing of information--(1) Sharing permitted with certain United States agencies and instrumentalities. The Secretary of Agriculture may share the information contained in the list described in paragraph (b) of this section with any other agency or instrumentality of the United States that otherwise has access to employer identification numbers, but only to the extent the Secretary of Agriculture determines sharing such information will assist in verifying and matching that information against information maintained by the other agency or instrumentality. (2) Restrictions on the use of shared information. The information shared by the Secretary of Agriculture pursuant to this section may be used by any other agency or instrumentality of the United States only for the purpose of effective administration and enforcement of the Food Stamp Act of 1977 or for the purpose of investigation of violations of other Federal laws or enforcement of those laws. (d) Safeguards--(1) Restrictions on access to employer identification numbers by individuals--(i) Numbers maintained by the Secretary of Agriculture. The individuals who are permitted access to employer identification numbers obtained pursuant to paragraph (a) of this section and maintained by the Secretary of Agriculture are officers and employees of the United States whose duties or responsibilities require access to such employer identification numbers for the purpose of effective administration or enforcement of the Food Stamp Act of 1977 or for the purpose of sharing the information in accordance with paragraph (c) of this section. (ii) Numbers maintained by any other agency or instrumentality. The individuals who are permitted access to employer identification numbers obtained pursuant to paragraph (c) of this section and maintained by any agency or instrumentality of the United States other than the Department of Agriculture are officers and employees of the United States whose duties or responsibilities require access to such employer identification numbers for the purpose of effective administration and enforcement of the Food Stamp Act of 1977 or for the purpose of investigation of violations of other Federal laws or enforcement of those laws. (2) Other safeguards. The Secretary of Agriculture, and the head of any other agency or instrumentality referred to in paragraph (c) of this section, must provide for any additional safeguards that the Secretary of the Treasury determines to be necessary or appropriate to protect the confidentiality of the employer identification numbers. The Secretary of Agriculture, and the head of any other agency or instrumentality referred to in paragraph (c) of this section, may also provide for any additional safeguards to protect the confidentiality of employer identification numbers, provided these safeguards are consistent with safeguards determined by the Secretary of the Treasury to be necessary or appropriate. (e) Confidentiality and disclosure of employer identification numbers. Employer identification numbers obtained pursuant to paragraph (a) or (c) of this section are confidential. No officer or employee of the United States who has or had access to any such employer identification number may disclose that number in any manner to an individual not described in paragraph (d) of this section. For purposes of this paragraph (e), officer or employee includes a former officer or employee. (f) Sanctions--(1) Unauthorized, willful disclosure of employer identification numbers. Sections 7213(a) (1), (2), and (3) apply with respect to the unauthorized, willful disclosure to any person of employer identification numbers that are maintained pursuant to this section by the Secretary of Agriculture, or any other agency or instrumentality with which information is shared pursuant to paragraph (c) of this section, in the same manner and to the same extent as sections 7213(a) (1), (2), and (3) apply with respect to unauthorized disclosures of returns and return information described in those sections. (2) Willful solicitation of employer identification numbers. Section 7213(a)(4) applies with respect to the willful offer of any item of material value in exchange for any employer identification number maintained pursuant to this section by the Secretary of Agriculture, or any other agency or instrumentality with which information is shared pursuant to paragraph (c) of this section, in the same manner and to the same extent as section 7213(a)(4) applies with respect to offers (in exchange for any return or return information) described in that section. (g) Delegation. All references in this section to the Secretary of Agriculture are references to the Secretary of Agriculture or his or her delegate. (h) Effective date. Except as provided in the following sentence, this section is effective on February 1, 1992. Any provisions relating to the sharing of information by the Secretary of Agriculture with any other agency or instrumentality of the United States are effective on August 15, 1994. Margaret Milner Richardson Commissioner of Internal Revenue Approved: September 7, 1995 Cynthia G. Beerbower Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury	en
log-files	940660	FRESEL log. 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FRESEL%PFICN_FREQ_MAX = -7.273275155389D-05 rad/sec fresel_heo: FRESEL%ADH_FILE = /vlbi/solutions/heo_08/heo_08e.adh fresel_heo: FRESEL%AMD_DIR = /data/amd/ fresel_heo: FRESEL%APROPRI_SOLID_TIDES = 99 fresel_heo: FRESEL%APROPRI_NUTATION = 5002 fresel_heo: FRESEL%EOP_SEG = 5.400000000000D+03 sec fresel_heo: FRESEL%SIGMA_TIE = 1.000000000000D-10 rad fresel_heo: FRESEL%SIGMA_TRN = 1.000000000000D-07 rad fresel_heo: FRESEL%SIGMA_RAT = 2.000000000000D-12 rad/sec fresel_heo: FRESEL%SIGMA_HRM = 1.000000000000D-08 rad fresel_heo: FREQ_MIN: 9.014757923197D-09 rad/sec ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1) -7 Ind= 1 PHS=0.0000000000 FRQ=-3.649757900000D-04 Dif=******** TT 2) -7 Ind= 2 PHS=0.0000000000 FRQ=-3.649157900000D-04 Dif= 6.66 TT 3) -7 Ind= 3 PHS=0.0000000000 FRQ=-3.643657900000D-04 Dif= 61.01 TT 4) -7 Ind= 4 PHS=0.0000000000 FRQ=-3.641557900000D-04 Dif= 23.30 TT 5) -7 Ind= 5 PHS=0.0000000000 FRQ=-3.637303100000D-04 Dif= 47.20 TT 6) -7 Ind= 6 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converted_docs	445180	WHY GMO's ARE BAD NEWS It's about the current state of affairs regarding Genetically Modified Organisms, their development and regulatory approval, and how we are made intrinsically......... We are all born with a selfish streak. 1. In spite of our fallibility and mistakes, we overestimate how smart we are. Because of our accomplishments, we believe that our intellect and reasoning ability will eventually solve all the worlds' problems and make this place a paradise. 2. We bristle when our wills and agendas are limited in any way, at any time and often possess a sense of entitlement. > 3\. When called to sacrifice for others we often become indignant. 4. We think that the next incremental gain of money or power will finally satisfy us. The more wealth and power we have the more we tend to lord it over others instead of serving them. 5. We can get attached to transitory material things and can be bought. 6. When something is benefiting us we do not like to entertain the notion that it could be unjust or against the common good. When is the last time you saw proponents of GMO's lead the charge in discussing the subject with opponents on national TV or any other forum for that matter? 7. We are attracted to expediency and are masters at rationalization and self-justification. 8. Those of us in government when called to do the right thing, take leadership, establish right order, and the ascendancy of the common good often succumb to laziness or fear. 9. Our bodies, the human cell, our immune system are extremely complex and will never be completely understood. The effects of our dietary patterns stay hidden for years. We have been tinkering with our food for over 50 years for efficiency and marketing sake. Goods like food wholesomeness, the environment, animal welfare, widespread ownership of property aren't talked about much. We now have mad cow disease, autism coming out of nowhere, super bugs in hospitals and food, trans fats causing heart disease, and cancer cases set to double in 20 years (KMPH news Fresno 12-16-08) to name a few. The public agencies in charge of protecting us (FDA, SEC you name it) have morphed into fox guarding the hen house travesties, with moneyed interests stacking the deck for themselves. SUGGESTIONS FOR FARMERS AND FARM ORGANIZATIONS: A. Support a moratorium on GMO's we can get new varieties from our universities without gene insertion or silencing. B. Quit standing behind the FDA, like it is just and thorough. This is dishonest. Thinking about our upcoming appointment with the real owner who is infinite truth should make doing this easy. C. Support anti-trust enforcement against the major corporations the buy our commodities and supply our inputs. D. Support reform that gets the corrupting influence of these companies and their money out of our government and academia to protect the public. E. Give activists more eloquent than me like Mark Kastel Cornucopia Institute, Jeffery Smith Institute for Responsible Technology, Dr. Arpad Pusztai or any one else speaking the truth the time of day. John Coelho Terra Linda Farms	en
converted_docs	354501	![](media/image1.jpeg){width="6.5in" height="1.445138888888889in"} Release No. 0321.05 Contact: USDA Press Office (202) 720-4623 TRANSCRIPT OF INDIANA FARM BILL FORUM\ WITH DEPUTY SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE CHUCK CONNER\ AND MODERATOR GARY TRUITT OF THE BROWNFIELD NETWORK\ AT THE 149^TH^ INDIANA STATE FAIR\ ON AUGUST 18, 2005 GARY TRUITT : Good evening and welcome to the 149th Indiana State Fair and the USDA Farm Bill Listening Session. My name is Gary Truitt. I\'m a farm broadcaster here in the state of Indiana with Brownfield, America\'s ag news source. We\'d like to welcome all of you here to the Farm Bureau Building this evening. We are all here because we care about agriculture. We\'re all here because we care about the future of agriculture. And we are all here to participate in a rather unique process \-- helping to craft farm policy that will shape the future of our industry and develop scenarios that will lead to the success for Indiana farmers and for American farmers in the decades to come. Now in order for a listening session to work you have to have listeners. That helps, right? Sort of a basic ingredient of a listening session. We have today two very good listeners, and they have come here specifically to listen to what Indiana farmers, Indiana agribusiness, Indiana agricultural organizations and Indiana citizens in general have to say about the current state of farm policy and, more importantly, the future of farm policy. Becky Skillman is the lieutenant governor for the state of Indiana and also acts as the secretary of agriculture. We also have with us the Honorable Chuck Conner, the deputy secretary of Agriculture with USDA in Washington. I would like to invite our two listeners to the stage at this point. \[Applause.\] This is an official federal function, so we are going to begin in an official way. Presentation of colors, the pledge, and the anthem. Our colors are being presented today by the Indiana State Police, Indianapolis Division. The FFA officer team presenting our Pledge this evening. The Pledge is being presented by Nathan Lehman who is the state sentinel; and Shawn Gearhart who is our state secretary. Our National Anthem will be sung this evening by Linda Sammon (sp) who is the state FFA reporter. Please stand for the presentation of the colors and the singing of the National Anthem, and the Pledge. (National Anthem is sung.) \[Applause\] MODERATOR: I think it\'s safe to say that all of us here like to have something to do with agriculture. In fact it might be safe to say that all of us have a love for agriculture. And some of us have a real passion for agriculture. And then there are a few people that just, well they have that passion that goes above and beyond the norm. I like to call them the superheros of agriculture. We have with us this evening one of those superheros. Since becoming Lieutenant Governor, she has done more to revolutionize, to inspire and to innovate Indiana agriculture than anyone in recent history. Whether it\'s having a ham breakfast at 7:00 a.m. here at the fairgrounds with pork producers, or at 7:00 p.m. helping to sell livestock at the 4-H Sale of Champions, Becky Skillman has greeted every agricultural-related task with a smile, with warmth, with passion. Someone who truly has a heart for the present and the future of Indiana agriculture and its rural communities, the Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Agriculture for the state of Indiana \-- Becky Skillman. \[Applause.\] LT. GOV. BECKY SKILLMAN: Thank you, Gary. Thanks so much for those very kind words. And thank you also, Gary, for moderating this very important session. I look out and we see many, many friends here tonight, all our partners as we work to grow Indiana agriculture to a new level of prominence. We\'re very pleased to have with us tonight our good friend Deputy Secretary Chuck Conner. So pleased to have you with us again. Most of you know that Chuck\'s a native Hoosier. He\'s from Benton County, and this is already his second visit back home to do business since his USDA appointment, and that was in May. So we very much appreciate you coming to be with us. And I think today\'s session is just especially critical to all of us in the state\'s food and agriculture industry. It\'s important to our farmers who raise crops and livestock; it\'s important to our businesses, important to our educators, our conservationists, our entrepreneurs, our researchers, and the citizens of all our rural communities. This is our opportunity to share with you, Chuck, our views on the things that are most important to Indiana agriculture. I think the time couldn\'t be better for us to be hosting this Farm Bill Forum. As Chuck is very well aware, there\'s indeed a new focus on food and agriculture here in Indiana. It was just a few short months ago that we created the first ever Indiana State Department of Agriculture. I\'m pleased that our department is now fully in place. We\'re doing great work. It\'s staffed by an outstanding team of people who care deeply about the future of Indiana agriculture. I\'d like now to recognize Andy Miller who\'s here in the front row\-- Andy, our Director of the new State Department of Agriculture. \[Applause.\] You\'ve likely noticed that Andy\'s enthusiasm is contagious, and his leadership has already resulted in many significant achievements already. Thank you, Andy, for all you do. For one of those achievements of course is the unveiling of our strategic plan for Indiana agriculture. It\'s called Possibilities Unbound, the Plan for 2025. Andy and the staff have just worked tirelessly in their first months on the job to draft and to share that plan around the state of Indiana. Since then, the department has been very focused on implementing the plan. In fact we announced at the opening of the State Fair many of the successes we\'ve had to date, and our plans for the coming months. Our strategic plan identifies seven key focus areas that we intend to pursue, and one that\'s directly tied to today\'s session is our federal farm and trade policy strategy. Indiana agriculture as you know is directly affected by our federal farm policies and the farm programs that are legislated by the Farm Bill provides significant support to our producers. So the debate on the 2007 Farm Bill is already well underway, and I know there will be many more intense and sometimes a lot of heated discussion before a new Farm Bill is enacted. But today begins the dialogue between us and the USDA on the things that are most important to Indiana. As part of our federal policy strategy we\'ve created a Farm Bill Task Force to develop Indiana-specific ideas and program proposals for the 2007 Farm Bill. This group consists of our Indiana State Department of Agriculture, our new Office of Rural Affairs, individuals who are representing our leading commodity organizations, Purdue University, and others with expertise in many Farm Bill programs. Those would include conservation, rural development, food and nutrition, energy, forestry, research, credit and finance. So we\'re very fortunate to have Chuck here to listen to these ideas, to listen to these concerns. But we\'re even more fortunate to know that he truly understands them, having grown up on a farm right here in Indiana. He\'s been through multiple Farm Bills on Capitol Hill with Senator Lugar on the Senate Agriculture Committee, in the private sector, and with the administration as President Bush\'s special assistant for Agriculture, and now at USDA. Chuck is dedicated to the process. He listens. And he will continue to work for the very things that are most important to Indiana and to U.S. agriculture. So please welcome home Deputy Secretary Chuck Conner. \[Applause.\] SEC. CHUCK CONNER: Well, thank you very much, Lieutenant Governor Skillman for that introduction. And I really do appreciate your hospitality for the last two days here at the Indiana State Fair and for just really showing your enthusiasm to all of us at USDA for the future direction of Indiana agriculture. And it is indeed an exciting one under your leadership. Here in Indiana let me just say, you guys are also very, very fortunate to have your governor, Mitch Daniels. As you guys know, Mitch is a good friend, a great friend of the Bush Administration, and he\'s doing great things for agriculture in leading us forward here in Indiana. And we are very, very honored to have Governor Daniels and Lieutenant Governor Skillman doing this work and leading the way for the next generation in Indiana agriculture. I also do need to thank Andy Miller\-- Andy, again for all of your help and assistance you\'ve given me in my short tenure at USDA. And I know we\'re just going to have a great working relationship going forward. I\'m not sure whether he\'s here or not right now, but I know our dean of agriculture Randy Woodson \-- Randy, if you\'re in wave your hand. I know he was here all day yesterday doing various events and has just been working his tail off for all of us. And we really appreciate everything. Of course we love Purdue, don\'t we? But Randy is a great dean, and we look forward to working with him as well. And I just want to thank the Indiana State Police for helping us provide the proper honor and respect that this country deserves. As well Nathan, Shawn and Linda\-- thank you for your help in making sure we fully appreciate the true purpose of government service, and that is recognition to this great country in which we live. And I appreciate all of you guys helping us do that today. I also want to thank the Indiana State Fair organizers for their hospitality. I\'ve been here now for two days. It\'s a great fair, and we really appreciate your help in working with us to bring about this event tonight. And as well you\'ve seen a lot of folks running around here, the USDA staff that\'s been working very, very hard in setting this up. Thank you, guys, as well. Before I end my thank yous too, I also want to recognize there\'s two other people \-- I hope are in the audience; they better be in the audience \-- who are going to play a key role in the Farm Bill policy development process. My deputy chief of staff, Beth Johnson is a native Hoosier. Beth is back in the corner back there, and she is going to play a key role in this process. And Michael Summers \-- Mike is originally from Illinois. Mike has been around for a long time in Washington. He took my place as a special assistant to the President. Mike is going to play a key role in this as well, so we really \-- if you get a chance, introduce yourself to these key players in this next Farm Bill process. I also want to mention that it\'s great again to be in the home state of Dick Lugar. Senator Lugar, as you guys know, is the former chairman of the Agriculture Committee. He is the man unto which I owe my professional career\-- as a youngster him taking me under his wing. He has written many, many Farm Bills, and he\'s the guy that I called \"boss\" for 17 years, and his influence has been tremendous, and he is going to be a key player in the next Farm Bill debate as well. Secretary Johanns is really honored or pleased that I am able to do this event. And he asked me to come specifically to Indiana to host this event. He is trying to do as many of these as he can himself. He\'s done the first ones himself. He would be here except for the fact that he is actually traveling in Australia and New Zealand. He\'s at bilateral agricultural trade meetings there that are very, very important to the future direction of our trade in this country. And I want to tell you, Mike Johanns has pledged to be an advocate at negotiating on behalf of American farmers and ranchers, and you will have no finer advocate than Mike Johanns in this process. And I can assure you that he is doing what he can to expand market access for U.S. farm products. That\'s what trade is about. We shouldn\'t really be focusing on much of anything else other than expansion of our access because we need those markets. Now I want to tell you, this is a good crowd, and I\'ve hosted, been involved in a lot of Indiana farm meetings, and this is a great meeting. I really do appreciate you guys coming out here because I\'m excited to be home. Becky mentioned that I was born and raised on a farm in Benton County, Indiana. And I\'m very proud of that fact. That farm grows corn and soybeans, and a lot of it. It\'s pretty good land up there and I\'m hoping he\'s still here and hasn\'t abandoned me yet, but I need to acknowledge my brother Mike. Mike is the one who actually does the work in the family. He is the manager of that farm. Mike, where are you? You\'re somewhere, I know. You wouldn\'t leave me. There he is. Okay? \[Applause.\] And I can see that the famous one in the family, my sister Jan the basketball coach, is here. Jan, thanks for coming. I\'m glad you\'re here. \[Applause.\] I\'m proud of the state of Indiana, and I\'m proud of the agricultural tradition ladies and gentlemen that we have in this state. We are a strong state in agriculture\-- fourth in soybeans, fifth in corn production. We are moving up dramatically in pork production. We\'re number one in some issues like popcorn, and we\'re high in tomatoes. It\'s a very diverse and great agricultural state, and we\'ve got a strong, strong tradition. And we are quickly becoming a leader in something that\'s near and dear to our heart, and that\'s in ethanol production as well. And the President\'s leadership on the Energy Act of 2005 is very, very important to this state of Indiana. Renewable fuels are enormously important, not only to ethanol producers and corn-growers but to those who reside in rural areas as well. And this is going to be very, very important as we go forward to take advantage of these opportunities. And we believe ethanol is really a step forward toward bringing down input costs and reducing our dependence upon foreign fuel sources. I don\'t know about you guys, but I suspect I would get an unanimous vote here that I would much rather secure our energy from the cornfields than from the oilfields of the Middle East, absolutely, any day. \[Applause.\] I think that\'s unanimous. Let me just say again that I am thrilled to be at the Indiana State Fair. You know I\'ve been here two days, and I\'m walking around\-- when I was a youngster I showed (Chester White) pigs here at the State Fair, and this was really sort of the highlight of my summer. And so it just feels very natural to be here, and I feel like I ought to be over in the hog barn taking care of the animals. But I\'m here with you guys, so that\'s probably where I should be. I noted earlier, this is our eighth Farm Bill Forum. We have been in Tennessee, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, California and Pennsylvania. This is a nationwide listening tour, and we are learning lots from these forums getting underway. We have learned a lot already. That is going to continue as we go forward. It is really an opportunity for the Secretary and I to stay connected really with the people that we serve. And this is so critical to a cabinet member in Washington, DC, to stay connected with the people at home. It\'s vital to us doing our jobs. I\'m not the only one excited about the tour. I will tell you that it was a great honor for me to work three years for President Bush and President Bush I can assure you is a great friend of American agriculture. He is very, very excited about these listening sessions as well that we are hosting going forward. In fact he has taken the trouble to do a little tape that we\'re going to see where he is providing some very clear direction to our Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns in encouraging him to visit as many places as possible and to hear the voices of those out there in the countryside on what they want to see in the next Farm Bill. So Gary, I\'m going to turn it back to you so we can hear from the President at this point. MODERATOR: All right. We\'ll let the audio-video people roll that tape from the President at this time. \[Showing of videotape.\] PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH: "Thanks for letting me speak to you at this Farm Bill Forum. America\'s farm and ranch families provide a safe and abundant food supply for our people and for much of the world. You represent the best values of America \-- stewardship of the land, hard work and independence, faith, service and community. "Mike Johanns understands the importance of America\'s farmers to our country, which is why I chose him to lead our Department of Agriculture. I\'m proud of his work, and he will lead our efforts on the next Farm Bill. Secretary Johanns and I believe the first step in this process is to ask each of you how today\'s Farm Bill is working and how it can be better. "As we look to improve America\'s farm policy, we will continue to focus on the following goals. "See, America has about 5 percent of the world\'s population which means 95 percent of your potential customers are overseas. So one of our goals must be to ensure that America\'s farmers and ranchers have access to open, global markets. "A second goal is that we want future generations to have plenty of opportunities to go into agriculture. "Thirdly, we need cooperative conservation that encourages good stewardship of our land and natural habitats. "We also need to act wisely in delivering help to our producers. And we must promote cutting-edge agricultural products and research. "Finally, we must ensure good quality of life in rural America. The Farm Bill is important legislation that meets real needs. The next Farm Bill should further strengthen the farm economy and preserve this way of life for farmers and ranchers of the future. "Hearing your advice is an important step toward meeting these goals. I thank you for all you do for our country, and thank you for listening." SEC. CONNER: Okay. I\'d just continue on here for a minute, Gary. I know you\'re ready to get started, but if you will bear with me. The President and Secretary Johanns and all of us at USDA do believe that you guys have a tremendous insight to offer us in this Farm Bill writing process. And past Farm Bills frankly have not gotten enough local input in my opinion. Secretary Johanns said at his confirmation that he doesn\'t accept the notion that all good ideas come from Washington or from Washington lobbyists. We believe they come from people like you out here in the countryside, and we are anxious to hear from you. I\'m here today to listen to your ideas and opinions. Farm policy impacts America\'s entire agricultural community, so don\'t think somehow that you shouldn\'t speak because you\'re not impacted because it really does affect everyone in rural America. And the entire agriculture community should have a say in it. We have many challenges ahead, ladies and gentlemen. Policy must keep pace with our rapidly evolving agricultural industry. We have changes coming rapidly in terms of products, tools, markets, all of these things, and farm policy every day must respond and be flexible enough to respond to these goals. Benton County, Indiana, where I grew up is a much different place today than it was 25 or 30 years ago. It was a real privilege to have spent my childhood in that very rural area. I will tell you that. Future generations if they so choose deserve that same opportunity to have that kind of lifestyle, and one of the single most important items for us to consider as we move forward is the impact of our policies on future generations. We must ask ourselves whether or not our policies help these rural areas succeed or whether our policies may indeed be holding them back and preventing them from succeeding. Strong rural communities are essential to our success in American agriculture. Rural America as each of us would attest is an amazing place. Neighbors care for each other there. They love they land. They care for the land. Young people learn a strong work ethic. You know if you\'ll give me a young kid from rural America I immediately know this kid knows how to work. And this is a great thing about rural America, and it\'s something that for future generations we\'ve got to preserve. We have a vision, and our president, President Bush, shares it \-- of a vibrant rural America. Government policies that really work with you instead of against you are the key to making this vision a reality. Listening tours like this are part of that good, sound policy development. Now let me just tell you that I encourage you to tell your friends you\'re here tonight to give me your input, but there are other ways as well for giving your input. And we have a website at USDA \-- WWW.USDA.GOV. It\'s not tough. But if you go there there\'s a scroll you can click on for Farm Bill Forums, and you can give us your comments right there on-line. Very user-friendly. I have even done it myself, and that is a testament that it is very easy. I didn\'t comment though. I figured that\'s probably not a good idea. We come to you, ladies and gentlemen, tonight with an open mind, and we are eager to hear your ideas. We are very, very open-minded. We ask you however to stay kind of focused on six questions in order to steer our debate by focusing on the discussion of six questions we hope we\'ll be better able to analyze your feedback and help us in this policy development. You have a brochure that should have been given to you as you came in listing the questions. Let me just offer again, Gary, before we move on just a few thoughts on each of these questions. The first question relates to the challenges facing new farmers, new agricultural producers, young farmers. We believe the policies should welcome the next generation of farmers into the business. We have an aging farm population, ladies and gentlemen, and that\'s not good. And we need to make sure we are making it as easy as we practically can, certainly not discouraging new producers from getting in the business. Unintended consequences, perhaps higher land values may well be leading to farmers, young farmers to seek other forms of employment. And we need to consider this in our next policy, so that\'s question one. The second question relates to competitiveness. We face a global marketplace. Whether we like it or not we face competition from abroad. And we must remain competitive in global markets in order to succeed. As the President noted, we have a population in the U.S. that\'s relatively stable, 95 percent of the world\'s population resides elsewhere. If we want to increase the demand for those 10, 11, perhaps 12 billion bushel corn crops it\'s got to come from outside our borders, ladies and gentlemen, or else many of you are going to have to find something else to do because that growth is not going to occur just in the domestic markets. We have to export. Exports generated 27 percent last year of U.S. farm cash receipts. So it is already a very substantial part of what we do. The third question, moving quickly, relates to farm program benefits. Is the current distribution system of farm program benefits most effective for you? Benefits should stabilize farm prices and income. Prices and income should not trade based upon those benefits in my opinion. Current programs like crop insurance distribute assistance based upon past and current production levels. Is that right? Is that the right direction? Some argue in favor of larger farms. Some say larger farms get all the money and we ought to focus it more toward the smaller farms. These are key issues of critical debate in Washington. Our fourth question relates to conservation goals, and we have many from the conservation community in our crowd tonight. Farmers are the first and best stewards of the land in our opinion, and we will defend that forever. As the leader in conservation of private lands, I know producers in this state understand the value of conservation, and you\'re very, very big on this. Some have suggested that we need to do more to help producers to be a part of that cooperative conservation the President mentions and to have a farm policy with more tangible benefits focused on conservation as opposed to just simply prices and income. The fifth question relates to rural economic development. Farmers and rural America once were almost synonymous. That may no longer be the case. Demographic and economic characteristics have changed on America\'s farms. The old traditional rural development programs may not be where we need to go 10, 15, 20 years from now in order to make rural America in this state of Indiana the best that it possibly can be. And we need your input on that as well. Finally, the last and sixth question that we want you to focus upon tonight deals with expansion of our ag products, markets and research. This is the final focus dealing with development of new products, markets, our agricultural research system at our land grants. Agriculture is rapidly changing, ladies and gentlemen, whether we like it or not. Indiana has a place at the table because of leadership that we\'ve provided on issues like ethanol and the work that\'s being done in places like Purdue University. But some say our policies should do more, that we spend again too much money on other things and that we need to focus greater resources on the issues of market development and upon agriculture research to develop that next technology for the future. So those are the questions. Again I encourage you to give those some thought, give us your input, and don\'t hesitate to use that website at USDA if we don\'t have time for all the comments tonight. Now I\'m interested in your responses on all these questions, but let me just say that once we start this question and answer process I\'m going to do something that\'s very difficult for me, and that is I\'m going to try and put this microphone down because I am here to sit here and hear your point of view, and you don\'t need to hear me respond and argue and come back at you with a lot of stuff because we\'re here absorbing the information that you need to give us. Now if something really comes up I may pick up the mike, but I\'m going to try and resist that temptation. And we do want to hear from each one of you with a focus upon these six questions. So I just want to close again by thanking you all for coming so much. This is very, very important to us. It\'s very, very important to the development of this next Farm Bill. And if you don\'t think it\'s important, just remember the last Farm Bill spent over \$180 billion. If you think we\'re not talking about something of sizeable magnitude, this is huge. And we can either do huge in a good direction or we can do huge in a bad direction. And we really need your input to make sure we make maximum use of these resources. So thank you all again. I\'m going to turn it back to Gary. I don\'t know, Lieutenant Governor Skillman, whether you have a comment as well wrapping up here before we proceed, but again thank you all for being here. MODERATOR: All right. There must be something about the water in West Lafayette. I haven\'t figured out what it is yet, but think about it. How many people that wind up in West Lafayette end up in Washington in high-level positions at USDA? Not only do we have Deputy Secretary Conner here, but think back. Jim Moseley was just there; Earl Butz, Bob Thompson. We have a lot of people that have come from Indiana. I get a lot of jealousy from some of my fellow reporters in other states that go, you guys are hogging all the leaders at USDA, so cut it out. So we have a great opportunity here. This is going to be informal. Secretary Conner called this the David Letterman style of stage-set today, and I don\'t know if he\'s got his Top Ten Farm Bill picks yet or not, but there\'s another Hoosier we ought to get to hear from. Here are the ground rules. We are good friends, and we all want to have a chance to talk, but we will not get this done if we don\'t do it right. The first ground rule is, everybody gets two minutes. Now if people say, two minutes, that\'s not a lot of time, Pete Manning has done a whole lot in two minutes let me tell you. So practice your two-minute drill. As a broadcaster that oftentimes has to say things in short periods of time, I\'ll give you a hint. Organize your thoughts, think before you walk up to the microphone, maybe jot down a few notes, and if you are concise and organized you can say a lot. Concise is another term. We don\'t need a lot of life stories. What we need are your opinions. I know Hoosier producers have a lot of opinions. There\'s an old saying that wherever two Indiana farmers are gathered there will be three opinions, and there\'s a lot of truth to that. We\'re going to hear that tonight, and that\'s what we want to hear tonight, but we do need to keep it a reasonable time length so everybody has a chance. We have a light system here\-- green, red and yellow. And when the yellow light comes on you\'ve got about 30 seconds or so before your time is up. When the red light comes on, that means you\'ve used your two minutes. Now I\'m a nice guy, and I\'m not going to cut you off in mid-word and say that\'s it. But complete your thought. If you are in the middle of a thought or in the middle of a long, complicated kind of thing \-- well we may have to cut you off. I will not be shy to cut you off, and we\'ll turn off your mike if we have to do that. And again, we\'re not trying to cut people\'s opinions off. But if everybody follows the rules, everybody will get an equal chance to state their opinion. And that\'s what the Secretary and Lieutenant Governor want to hear is everybody\'s opinion. So again, please watch the time, keep your comments to that two minutes as close as you can. Now also let\'s be courteous and let\'s be professional. We are broadcasting this over the Internet. So people all over the world are going to hear what you have to say, so remember that. Your neighbors may be listening. Also, no heckling, no cheering, no booing, let\'s be professional in our decorum here tonight. If we have any difficulties which I really don\'t think we do, but if we do we will give one warning and then we\'ll have somebody removed if we need to do that. Other than that I think that\'s about all the ground rules at this point. Now again nobody wants to be the first. Whenever you state these things nobody wants to be ask the first questions. We have two microphones and we\'ll alternate back and forth, so if you have a comment or a question and you want to talk, you come up to the microphone, talk into the microphone, say your name. If you want to say the organization you represent that is fine as well, but at least state your name so we know who you are. If you want to say what county or town you\'re from, that\'s absolutely fine as well. If you represent an organization that\'s absolutely appropriate as well. We will just alternate back and forth. We have assigned the first question already so nobody has to be first, and again we want to stick with those six points that the secretary talked about. Later on in the program we will open it up to anything you want to talk about. If you want to talk about kumquat policy for American agriculture we can do that, no problem. But for at least the first part of our session today let\'s stick to those six questions, let\'s stick to the future. Remember, we\'re not talking about legislation that is in Congress today or a problem that needs to be solved today. We\'re talking about future farm policy, a Farm Bill two years away from being passed and will continue for the next four years after that. So let\'s take that long view as we think about our comments and we think about the things we\'re going to say. We will take breaks, at least two of them, throughout the evening to give a chance for folks to stand up, stretch your legs, walk around and clear the air a little bit, and so we will do that. I think that\'s all the rules and procedures at this point. Let us begin. Again, the first question dealt with the future and young people coming into the future of our industry so it is appropriate that we begin with you. Go ahead. MR. BRUCE COOLEY (sp): My name is Bruce Cooley. This year I am serving as the Indiana State FFA president. I\'m here to address the first question of how should farm policy address the unintended consequences that discourage the next generations of farmers from entering production agriculture. First of all, we need to set up, in my opinion, some way of identifying those unintended consequences, and I believe we have a great resource for ourselves and that would be agriculture science education. Through some of those programs specifically that supervise agriculture experience and also the proficiency areas that agriculture education has, this would be a great measure because if these are raising you know you\'ve been doing something right, providing opportunities for young people. However, if these are decreasing you kind of secluded those areas that you know you need to improve. Once you find those areas, those specific areas that need to be improved, you can find the proper, take the proper precautions, proper dealings to correct those issues. So again I believe if we\'re to use agriculture science education as part of this to identify those unintended consequences that would be a big first step we could do to ensure the Farm Bill does meet everyone\'s needs. MODERATOR: Thank you very much. All right. Do you want to go over here next? MR. TYLER COTTERMAN (sp): Hello. I am Tyler Cotterman from Monticello, Indiana, and I have been an active member in the Indiana 4-H Youth Development Program for the last eight years. I appreciate the inclusion of a youth voice in these forums and feel honored to be asked to present for my peers. 4-H has a rich and proud tradition of preparing students for career success and engaging youth in activities and projects that excite them about leadership opportunities in the future of agriculture. In 4-H we work hard to introduce agricultural science concepts to nonfarm youth through activities such as Ag Day in local communities and events at Purdue University like 4-H Roundup, which focus on career awareness opportunities. We also offer a series of science workshops which target High School age youth with topics that range from plant and animal science to food science, engineering and aerospace. Both farm and nonfarm families living in rural areas are dependent upon strong, vibrant rural communities which are critical to providing economic as well as family and social support. The future of agriculture in this country is dependent upon the health of the rural community. Leadership opportunities that enhance civic engagement in local communities are a key to attract and maintain young families and to encourage young people to return home following post-High School education. I have been fortunate to have many such leadership experiences through 4-H. When I consider unintended consequences of the Farm Bill on the next generation, I believe that flexibility is paramount. Just as young people are not cookie cutter cutouts of one another, a one-size-fit-all policy likely does not serve the agricultural industry in Indiana as it would in California, Florida or North Dakota. State and local government should be provided the flexibility to apply and adapt policy to the needs of a specific region. And investment in youth programs like 4-H are critical to the future of rural communities in Indiana and our nation. Thank you for continuing to support our future. SEC. CONNER: I\'m not going to do this often, Gary, but just give a short round of applause for these two young guys. \[Applause.\] MODERATOR: Again, Mr. Secretary, you have been involved in so many Farm Bill debates, isn\'t it reassuring to see young people involved in this one? That is great. All righty, let\'s come back over here. MALE SPEAKER: My comments tie into Mrs. Osley\'s. I\'d like to let her go first if I could. MRS. CHARLOTTE OSLEY (sp): Mr. Secretary, my name is Charlotte Osley. Together with my son Jay, we farm 270 acres in Elwood, Indiana. We rent most of the land we farm, which is planted in tomatoes and seed corn. My husband Herb tragically was killed in a farming accident in September of 2003. Since his death Jay and I have made every effort to keep the family farming operation viable in spite of the incredible obstacles we have encountered as a result of the 2002 Farm Bill legislation. Operating a sole proprietorship, my husband maintained all ASCS reporting under his own name. Shortly after his death I contacted the FSA for clarification about my future status and requested that his producer history be transferred to me and my son. This producer history was essential to our ability to rent new ground for rotation purposes. Our principal landlord possesses farm history so we can continue to produce on the land we have been using, but that land base needed to be supplemented to maintain adequate rotations. Also we needed to enlarge our contract in order to maintain our financial payability, still retaining our producer history in order to find new land to rent, crucial for our operation. Needless to say I was shocked when the FSA informed us that my husband\'s producer history had been lost in his untimely death and cannot be transferred to his widow or his son. I would respectfully request that a copy of that letter be entered into the record. SEC. CONNER: I\'m also going to steer you a little bit toward our state FSA director John Nidlinger who\'s sitting back there in the green shirt. John has himself and some people from FSA here for these specific problems that may arise, and get with John and let\'s take a look at that. Okay? MRS. OSLEY: I appreciate that. As a result we are finding it increasingly difficult to find enough land to rent that will accommodate our contractor\'s requirements of a three-year rotational cycle. While Red Gold, with whom we this contract, has temporarily waived this requirement, we are completely restricted to land with farm history. We are not yet out of business, but our tomato productivity will decline year by year as rotations are restricted by land availability. My husband has been in the tomato business for over 40 years, and all my sons and I ask for is the opportunity to continue to earn our living raising our tomatoes for profit which is currently threatened by the 2002 Farm Bill as it\'s currently written. Thank you for your time, sir. SEC. CONNER: Thank you for those comments. If you would make sure we get a copy of that letter, and then John if you would look her up, please? MR. GLEN ABBOTT (sp): My name is Glen Abbott. I\'m a farmer near La Crosse, Indiana. We need the Farm Flex legislation to fix problems with the Farm Bill\'s FAV \[Fruit and Vegetable\] restrictions. The FAV restrictions have hurt our family farming operations. My dad grew tomatoes for 18 years before I got my own contract in 2001 as my dad retired. As generational transfers work generally, I did not receive the producer history that my father accumulated, so to this day the only producer history I have is for the acres I personally had in 2001. My restrictions\--are restricted to farms with farm history plus a small amount of producer history I have for use on our rented ground. I know this sounds very similar to Charlotte\'s story, but it is a key problem in the 2002 bill. It is not an isolated problem. It is hurting lots of us. The producer and farm history provisions do not really allow family farming operations to continue FAV production. In that regard, the FAV restrictions of the 2000 bill are having unintended consequences. We need Farm Flex because it would exempt from the FAV restrictions fruits and vegetables that are grown for processing. That would not affect fresh markets but would allow us to continue our past family farm production of vegetables and for processing. Moreover, since it would allow more acres to come out of the program for production of FAV for processing, Farm Flex would actually save the federal government money. Also, like others who grow tomatoes I have had a lot of trouble renting ground for FAV production. My dad lost base acres due to the FAV production when base acres were recalculated under the 2002 Farm Bill, so I understand how landowners are reluctant to rent for FAV production. The FAV restrictions need to be changed. They prevent continuation of a family\'s FAV production, heavily restrict crop rotation practices, prevents me from renting farm from ground and wastes federal money and the time of FSA people. We need Farm Flex, please. Thank you. SEC. CONNER: Senator Lugar reminds me of this issue every time I see him, so. MR. DAVID HOWE (sp): I\'m David Howe. My wife Mary and I farm in the Middletown area. We\'d like to tell you what we think and why we think Farm Flex is needed \-- a little bit of a dog and pony show here. We have two sons, a daughter, and a prospective son-in-law entering the family farming operation. The current Farm Bill limits the entry of our second generation into the business and threatens the success and possible expansion of the existing producers like myself. As it stands I\'m being protected from my sons and daughter. They can\'t enter the FAV production for fruits and vegetables. Our oldest son has a slight FAV history from the last time it was calculated, but the rest of them all were in college at that time and none of those now have any production history because they were only farming small acres of corn and soybeans as they were finishing their college education. To take the problem a step further, you might say why don\'t I grant my land to the boys and the daughter and the son-in-law and let them have the farm history? Well, that\'s partially possible, but I\'m already competing with them for suitable rent land because of my current land base has been intensely used for FAVs and needs to be rotated to other crops. The only alternative is to not rotate and thus be required to use higher and higher rates of insecticides, fungicides and so forth and still achieve production well below the land\'s potential. You may also say, why don\'t we incorporate and then we could share the income through the corporation. Well, if we do that my son and I both lose our history and the corporation has no history, and so we\'re out then. As Glen said a moment ago, suggested the problem of FAV restrictions is not just the restrictions but the way they prevent farmers from renting land for FAV production. Because so many landowners lost base acreage in the recalculation of the 2002 Farm Bill, landlords have requested agreements and put in a writing in the contracts that we do not raise fruits and vegetables on a number of our rental contracts And we\'ve seen the same thing advertised in the papers. They want to rent it but for no vegetable production. I understand the concern of those landowners because I\'m affected the same way on this with the children doing the same thing. We need Farm Flex provisions put in the next Farm Bill, because it not only allows for FAV production for the future but it helps us plan ahead. Washington continues to tell us to diversify and take care of the land environmentally soundly, and this works against us. Thank you. MR. DAN NOBLE (sp): Lieutenant Governor, Mr. Secretary, my name is Dan Noble, and I\'m with our family tomato processing company, Ray Brothers and Noble Canning Company which is located here in Central Indiana, 30 miles north in Tipton County. We have been a continuous family operated processing facility for 80 years, three generations of ownership and management. The gentlemen and lady that preceded me gave you the farmers\' perspective why we need Farm Flex. I will try to tell you why Farm Flex is important for the vegetable processors also. Farm Flex is important to us for the obvious reasons the other speakers just gave. First, as any industry, and as President Bush said in his opening remarks, we need the next generation. As written, the present Farm Bill discourages or prohibits new young farmers from getting into the fruit and vegetable business. The last thing our industry needs is each year the average age of our tomato growers is one year older. Second, land rotation is necessary for good quality tomatoes. Without proper rotation, disease and insect pressure builds up causing the use of more and expensive chemicals and reduces quality and quantity of the crop even with this chemical use. Finally, if tomatoes have to be contracted further from our processing plant, this is added crate expense especially with today\'s cost of fuel and under some conditions the extra time involved in the longer haul can damage the quality of the fruit. I think this is part of your question number one which is the unintended consequences of our industry and how it\'s hurting the younger generation as the young people spoke so fluently. The second part of mine has to do with the pressure on global markets because the competitive pressure of the vegetable business is well known. Foreign imports are taking a growing share of this market. This may sound like good free-market allocation of production, but often this is not the case. The Mediterranean Basin is a large exporter of canned tomato products to the Eastern Coast. Not only are they not the low cost producer in the economic scheme, but they\'re also being subsidized by the European Nation, and I think that\'s one thing we need to address. Farm Flex won\'t stop subsidies on imports, but at least Farm Flex would get rid of the restrictions from the boot on fruit and vegetables that are holding back American producers and processors of fruits and vegetables who are trying to compete in a global market. We need Farm Flex. Thank you for your time. As an industry spokesman, we\'d appreciate your efforts with Farm Flex. Thank you. MODERATOR: Thank you. We\'re doing a great job of moving along sticking to the questions and staying close to our time, so congratulate yourselves. You\'re doing a great job. Let\'s continue. MR. JIM BARBER (sp): Mr. Secretary, my name\'s Jim Barber. I\'m a horticulturist with the Purdue Extension Service, and I\'d just like to say a few words about the difference between fruit and vegetable production for fresh market and fruit and vegetable production for processing. First, the Farm Flex would only provide flexibility for growing fruit and vegetables for processing, only fruits and vegetables under contract for processing would be allowed the acre-for-acre reduction in program participation. So by law the Farm Flex would not allow for production of fruit and vegetables for fresh market. Second, there is no real threat of cheating on the Farm Flex program that would in any way hurt the fresh fruit and vegetable markets. The penalty for cheating is too high; it\'s two to three times the value of the crop plus the loss of benefits. So the rule is very simple\-- there\'s no fruit and vegetable producer who is going to get confused about such a simple program and no thinking farmer would do so. Third, the varieties of fruit and vegetables grown for processing are different from the varieties grown for the fresh market, so even highly desirable production of processing fruit and vegetables would not be particularly desirable for the fresh market. It\'s not that one\'s any better than the other; it\'s just that the characteristics of them are different for the different markets. So it simply does not make sense that the Farm Flex would hurt the fresh markets. The rule is too simple to be misunderstood, and the penalty is too high to tempt cheating, and it would be hard to sell fruit and vegetables grown for processing on the fresh market because the varieties are not suitable for fresh market. Farm Flex would not hurt the fresh markets, and it would be essential for us to have that to continue fruit and vegetable production in the Midwest. Thank you. MODERATOR: Thank you. Next? MR. STEVE SMITH: Lieutenant Governor and Deputy Secretary, my name is Steve Smith. I\'m director of Agriculture for Red Gold, and you might notice a link between all these first speakers. \[Laughter.\] We\'ve come to address the main issue of the unintended consequences of the 2002 Farm Bill, and to implore the importance of removing the restrictions of that under the next Farm Bill. In the President\'s address, he asked us to specifically to tell you what the Farm Bill problems were and how to make it better. I can\'t focus on anything more from the diversity of an industry and the importance of Indiana agriculture and all of the Midwest of how the fruit and vegetable restrictions have hurt the Midwest processing industry. So we come before you today and this group to let everyone know the importance of this. Senator Lugar and Congressman Pence \-- I know we\'re not supposed to talk about current legislation, but they are attempting to get this fixed before the next Farm Bill. But in case that doesn\'t happen, we\'re here to implore the importance of how this affects you. The number one question in your pamphlet that you handed out is about unintended consequences. There are those who would say that the consequences were not unintended at all, that it was designed to be that way. And I think we\'ve had that conversation prior. I don\'t think they could have heard the testimony of the people here before me and come away still saying they were intended. If they were intended, they are indefensible, and could not have been that way by a caring person. To summarize, we need your help. And we\'re going to be there to help answer questions and help move this along and we appreciate the chance to come before you today and this audience. So thank you very much. SEC. CONNER: I appreciate that. I think it\'s fair to say even for those of us a little slow on the take, I think we get it. \[Laughter.\] MODERATOR: We now know there\'s more than corn in Indiana, huh? \[Laughter and applause.\] MR. GENE WEAVER (sp): Lieutenant Governor, Deputy Secretary of Agriculture USDA, let\'s just shift a moment. I know the tomato and vegetable people, but conservation is important. But I am Gene Weaver, president of the Indiana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, and I\'m here tonight representing the 92 districts here in Indiana, and I want to thank you Mr. Conner, USDA and your staff, and the Indiana Department of Agriculture for hosting this listening session for the 2007 Farm Bill. There are two topics that I\'d like to address here this evening \-- NRCS conservation operations, or sometime referred to as the Conservation Technical Assistance Program\-- and the Conservation Security Program, which we all know as CSP. First, the Conservation Technical Assistance funding is critical to the success of the program dollars here in this world, and without a fully funded technical assistance budget these conservation practices and programs cannot be applied to the land. As evidenced by last fall\'s public support of S28-56 there is a need to ensure that all program funds for the technical assistance. Funding technical assistance also directly impacts and helps soil and water conservation districts by enabling them to leverage more conservation for the land. Since the beginning of the 2002 Farm Bill Indiana\'s farmers\' requests have been left over by 7 million backlog each year. These requests are not just for financial assistance but also for NRCS technical assistance with them on their farms. Second, the Conservation Security Program, and also what a great program. It motivates farmers to do their very best in conservation practices. Here in Indiana we have been a leader in CSP thanks in many respects to Jane Hardesty and an entire Indiana NRCS staff. It has been widely accepted and it\'s great demand in Indiana. In 2005 Indiana ranked ninth and needs to be fully funded every year, and we hope to follow this in the watershed approach nationwide as we have here in Indiana. CSP, our singular program, must be continued in the next Farm Bill and beyond. Farm conservation programs need to be enhanced in the next Farm Bill to protect the future of this nation\'s food supply while enhancing a quality of life for all Americans today. Please ensure the next Farm Bill, all farm conservation programs are expanded and enhanced. Thank you. MODERATOR: Thank you, Gene. MS. LOIS ROCKHILL: Hi. I\'m Lois Rockhill, executive director of Second Harvest Food Bank of East Central Indiana. Also the home of Red Gold, Weaver Popcorn, Joe and Nick Manuel Farms. We are very concerned about what\'s going on with Food Stamps\-- this must be question number seven, and what will happen with Food Stamps in the coming Farm Bill. It\'s a very important part of the Farm Bill. Food banks throughout Indiana including Community Harvest in Ft. Wayne and Gleaners in Indianapolis are distributing product. Much of it comes from farmers in Indiana and of course outside of Indiana. We\'re distributing this product to pantries and kitchens and shelters, those programs are pretty much maxed out. We keep getting more food to them. It\'s still not enough. Without the Food Stamp program the lines will be much longer, the shelters would have a harder time with the people they\'re trying to place and having the help of the Food Stamps for them. It\'s a very important program for poverty. In East Central Indiana 49,000 people living in poverty. The Food Stamps are very important, and we ask that you consider them strongly when you are forming the new Farm Bill. MODERATOR: Thank you. MR. SHERM BRYANT (sp): Good evening. My name is Sherm Bryant. I\'m a farmer and a soil and water conservation district supervisor from Kosciusko County. I want to thank you, Chuck Conner, for being here at the Indiana State Fair and hosting this Farm Bill listening session. It\'s great to have a native Hoosier return home to give us this opportunity to discuss farm issues. I also want to thank Lieutenant Governor Becky Skillman for her support and the recent signing of Indiana\'s first Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program with USDA. CREP is a great leap forward for Indiana conservation, and with you and Governor Daniels\' leadership we hope to find additional funding to expand CREP statewide to 100,000 acres or more. CREP is an excellent program. It is a partnership between federal, state and local organizations that provides additional incentives for producers. This state match for CREP is also important commitment of state resources, and Indiana philosophy that farm conservation programs are important. CREP is also effective in that it allows the targeting of farm conservation practices to deal with the greatest needs. Everyone benefits\-- from the farmer to the landowner, to consumers of water, to outdoor recreational enthusiasts. In fact, everyone benefits from all farm conservation, and CREP is one of the premier conservation programs within the Farm Bill. Finally, conservation along with other conservation program represents an important investment of both federal and state money in the future of Indiana\'s agriculture. CREP must be a part of the next Farm Bill. CREP along with adequate funding for conservation technical assistance will advance farm conservation here in Indiana and the nation as a whole. Farm conservation will ensure a vibrant farm economy for the next generation of Hoosier farmers. Thank you. And again, Chuck, welcome back to Indiana. SEC. CONNER: Absolutely. MODERATOR: Next? MS. KAY WHITEHEAD: My name is Kay Whitehead from Muncie, Indiana. I first of all would like to thank Commissioner of Agriculture Becky Skillman and Andy Miller because in our county we\'re the first in the state to provide a new classification of zoning for agriculture. It\'s a bio agricultural industrial park zone. And just the rumor of that happening before it happened\-- we have \$43 million worth of interest from ethanol plants because of it. So we really appreciate those efforts. Mr. Secretary, I\'ve taken the liberty of putting in writing my comments just in case there might be a time period, but I see the president of Indiana Farm Bureau is up after me and I\'m sure he would yield all his time to me if necessary. \[Laughter.\] MODERATOR: I wouldn\'t bet on it, Kay. MS. WHITEHEAD: In reference to question number one, I\'ll probably paraphrase some of this in the manner of time since you\'ll get a complete copy of my comments, but one of the consequences I think many people don\'t realize when they\'re in entities such as USDA or EPA are a lot of the consequences of increasing government regulation. Naturally there is a cost to those regulations \-- not only for the taxpayer but for the participating farmer as well. In a family farming operation such as ours, we\'re in the fourth generation, there is no way the fourth generation could farm on their own and meet all of those regulatory requirements and provide that documentation without other generations being involved to do the support work. On a farm it takes actual work out on the farm taking care of the crops and the animals, and when you take away from that you take way from the opportunity for young people to really get involved and meet all the government requirements to farm in today\'s times. So I think that\'s an unintended consequence that needs to be addressed. I\'m going to skip over to question four and five and put those together. Conservation environmental goals \-- first of all I\'d like to know who will be determining those goals, how will they be determined, and will they be scientific based goals? I think that needs to be addressed first. In the event there\'s no doubt the next Farm Bill will bring change. When that happens we need to have reliable government agencies already in place to implement that change. I\'d like to speak for the FSA office. I do believe they offer qualified staff. They\'ll need the resources to provide that in the future. I would appreciate your consideration of ensuring that FSA office will be the ones to implement change on our behalf. Thank you. SEC. CONNER: Thanks, Kay. MR. DON VILLWOCK: Thank you. Good afternoon, and Mr. Secretary and Governor we appreciate your attendance, and I thank the young lady from Delaware County yielding me the rest of her time. MODERATOR: Actually she took all your time. You\'re done. I\'m sorry. MR. DON VILLWOCK: That figured. Well, I\'ll keep my comments brief. In fact Indiana \-- I\'m Don Villwock, president of Indiana Farm Bureau. Our Farm Bill Task Force actually begins its very first meeting next Wednesday, and so it would be premature for me to make comments on all these many issues we\'re talking about, are critical to the future success of the farmers in the state of Indiana. Actually our goal is to improve net farm income, and that\'s pretty simple. Any way that we can all say that to you, we really think that should be the number one goal. The unintended consequences for the young and old, I think that\'s an excellent question that was put in there. We are concerned about that in every Farm Bill, and I think this is the fifth I\'ve been involved with \-- do have those unintended consequences, and I can echo the FAV program. As a tomato producer I have that problem myself. But I also am concerned about all these producers in Indiana \-- the average age being 58 years old \-- our 401K is our land. And if we devalue that value to the land we can\'t help the next generation get started. So one of the keys I want to leave you with is the transition of the 2007 Farm Bill and how we\'ve moved to the next generation keeping that land value as Chuck, you and I know, as we went through the disasters of the \'80s it\'s not something that we want to repeat. The other thing I want to talk about is energy. I\'m a member of the National 25 by 25 Coalition, which means we want 25 percent of our fuels to come from renewable resources by the year 2025. We applaud the administration, applaud the president for his efforts on the Energy Bill. We think this next Farm Bill should include food, feed, fiber and fuel. And we really think that will add to the profitability of these farmers represented in this room, and we appreciate your support. Thank you. SEC. CONNER: Thanks, Don. MODERATOR: Thank you, Don, for all you do for agriculture. MR. JOHN NEIDERMAN: Governor Skillman, Deputy Secretary Conner, my name is John Neiderman. I\'m from Pathfinder Services in Huntington, Indiana. And we\'ve had a very successful partnership with Rural Development since 1998 for housing. I\'m here to speak to question number five which has to do with the affordable housing section of that question. That is, we\'ve been able to help about 750 families since 1998 through the federal rural home loan partnership, which is a setaside of the 502, and have enabled families through home ownership counseling, down payment assistance through the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority to enable them to get affordable homes. Our communities need this kind of investment for the families because what we\'re discovering today with the 30 inquiries we get per month of individuals who want to buy a home in our region which is 13 counties in Northeast Indiana, that we\'re only able to qualify to date very few of them. So there is much need for counseling, for credit enhancement education, and for all those kinds of services. So one of the areas you can look at is the 525 program, which is a TA program which enables that to come through to enable us to provide that counseling in addition to what other funds from Lieutenant Governor\'s area can do that. But we need those kinds of funds especially during these times when more and more people are experiencing marginal kinds of incomes, to enable them to live. So I implore you to continue the 502 program and all of its resources into the future. Thank you very much. MODERATOR: Thank you. Next? MR. JOHN HARDIN: Madam Lieutenant Governor, Mr. Secretary, my name\'s John Hardin. I\'m from Henry County. We run a pork and food grain quality farm. To me the test \-- and this is to question two \-- the test of the next Farm Bill is to make U.S. agriculture more competitive in world markets. Without those markets U.S. agriculture has little future. Our method for stabilizing farm income needs to be WTO-compliant. In the past the wealth distributed by U.S. farm programs flowed to those who owned the land or those who held quotas where the right to sell was restricted. Our current programs drive land rents and land prices higher, making us less competitive. We need to transition away from the countercyclical payments and the LDPs which certainly violate the spirit if not the letter of the WTO commitments we have made. I would advocate that we replace that with some system of minimal farm income guarantees coupled with tax-sheltered savings accounts that might help balance income year to year. I\'ve been a cleared advisor to our ad trade negotiators on every negotiation since NAFTA. And since 1985 \-- and I\'ve done that representing the pork industry \-- since 1985 the value of U.S. pork exports have increased 20 times in those 20 years. This was accomplished in spite of our negotiators having at least one hand tied behind their back protecting U.S. sugar and other industries that count on border protection. I would advocate that you find a way to capitalize the economic rent these folks receive from their border protection as was done in tobacco and others, and find a way to remove them from the debate so the competitive parts of American agriculture can move on and get the best deal possible. This has cost literally millions of dollars for Indiana farmers. Like Don, this is my fifth Farm Bill. The final point I\'ll make is, usually the last things that get money that\'s left on the table are for research and conservation. Without new products and new uses, U.S. agriculture won\'t move forward and won\'t be competitive. Chuck, thanks for listening. I know you know more than anybody else in the room about these things, but I hope we can move forward. SEC. CONNER: Thanks, John. MR. BYRON HEFLER (sp): Mr. Lieutenant Governor, Mr. Secretary, it\'s good to address you. My name is Byron Hefler. I\'m from Calhoun, Kentucky, where I farm corn, soybeans and tobacco. And my questions is, under WTO rules can we have an export enhancement program to help us move our surpluses of grain to ultimately get us a higher price for what we are growing? And you can have all the farm programs you want; if these prices do not escalate on this corn and soybeans, you will ultimately run out of young farmers. They cannot produce this with these prices escalating like this. That in my opinion is the only answer. And that\'s, I guess that\'s basically all I wanted to ask. SEC. CONNER: I appreciate that, Byron. As you know I\'m here to listen and hear from you, and I appreciate that fact. We did a crop report last week, and despite some pretty dry weather in Illinois and parts of Indiana we came in with the second largest corn crop on record, and that prices have not responded real favorably to that. But this is why we\'re here is to ultimately\-- someone said earlier, this is about increasing net farm income. And that is the goal of the Farm Bill. Everything else is a little bit, it\'s a means by which the ultimate goal here is to improve the quality of life on America\'s farms not only for the second generation but for the young guys coming in as well. So I appreciate those comments. MR. HEFLER: Mr. Secretary, with \$2.00 corn and average yields, it will not pencil out on a corn crop. MR. JOE LOGAN: Good afternoon. My name is Joe Logan from the Ohio Farmers Union. Nice to have some folks from other states presenting as well, but we\'d certainly like to express our gratitude to the secretary certainly for the inspiration to establish these forums certainly of you, the secretary and lieutenant governor as well. We appreciate the opportunity to present. Certainly USDA and Congress are facing a rather daunting task of trying to put together the varied interests of farmers and ranchers, certainly the American taxpayers and a wide variety of business interests associated with agriculture also as well. Try to confront and put all these interests together, may drive USDA back to its original statement which I believe says, Provide leadership on issues related to food, agriculture, natural resources based on sound public policy. And frankly it begs the question as to what policy issues are in the best public interest. We believe that clearly production of food and agriculture in a sufficient quantity to support the needs of our citizens, the primary interest. Certainly secondarily to take care of our natural resources in a very responsible manner. Third perhaps would be the production of commodities for export. As we see it, the essential ingredients for the production of food and fiber for our citizens would be first of all the availability of farmland. We\'ve got it. The availability of farm inputs \-- we\'ve certainly got that in spades. The availability of infrastructure, by far this nation excels in that regard. And then fourth and certainly not least important would be the critical mass of knowledgeable and experienced farmers capable of managing that production and caring for the land. This nation\'s been truly blessed by having an ample supply of all four of those, but frankly that wouldn\'t be the case without the unparalleled efforts that American farm families have put together in creating crops. Recent history has certainly brought about some changes in farm policy, and frankly the value of all commodities has deteriorated as my colleague from Kentucky mentioned just a few moments ago, to a point where farmers have become rather dependent upon USDA and other sources for a great portion of their income. That\'s put them in a very, very delicate and untenable position of really being dependent on the good graces of the federal government to support their farm incomes in a time when federal budget deficits and WTO rulings impinging upon the rationality and expectation for that to exist. So certainly countercyclical and direct payments have helped to mitigate that but not completely done the case. So in order to avoid the loss of current and future generations, as my colleague from Kentucky just mentioned, USDA must make every attempt to return some degree of basic value to the products that farmers grow. This could be accomplished in a number of ways as some of the other gentlemen before me have mentioned. Certainly initiatives with regard to biofuels could be extremely important. Certainly initiatives with regard to rural development having based around this and other research items would be incredibly important. Certainly the renewal and refocusing on CSP and other very valuable conservation measures would be helpful in many regards. USDA should also accept in our view the understanding that exports have not been and will not be the cure for the malaise in agricultural markets. MODERATOR: Time, sir. MR. LOGAN: Although ag exports are very important, they have certainly lost ground to imports over the last several years, and we expect for that to happen. Thank you very much. MODERATOR: Thank you. MR. LEVI HOFFMAN (sp): Good afternoon, Secretary Conner and Lieutenant Governor. I am Levi Hoffman. I\'m from the Lafayette area, and we are a family farm. We have always been about commodities, and we also raise hogs. In 1977, \'78 we brought our son and son-in-law into our farm operation, and because of a complication, high cash rents and really low profits per acre because of high cash rents, we decided to diversify our farm. We was able to get a contract and grow processing tomatoes for Red Gold, and also we started growing fresh cabbage for the fresh market. We also started growing mini pumpkins and mini gourds which we pack ourselves with our name on it. And also large pumpkins and Indian corn. We probably have about 600 acres into that part of the operation. We still also grow the bulk commodities. Along with that is what I would really like to bring is, I think has to do with Rural Development though. The rest of it you\'ll have to sort out as far as what question it goes to. I think in the 2002 Farm Bill there\'s a Rural Development, and I think it was Title IV that funded the Agricultural Innovations centers like up at Purdue would be the AICC and also Purdue has the new ventures team. And I just want to go back, and I give you our history because it told you a little bit that we have diversified. So in our diversification we used those people in making our business plans and our market development, and we would like to see those are funded. There is also, I see the light\'s on so I\'ll make a footnote that I\'ll try to put in written testimony because there\'s been some difficulties in bringing young people into farming that I\'ve encountered, and also we went through the \'98 hog crisis and have a guaranteed loan which I\'m not ashamed to tell people. And we struggled with that because of an asset. We have assets are together as a farm family, and that FSA struggles with that in the guaranteed loan program. MODERATOR: Thank you. We\'re going to take two more comments, one from this side and one from this side, and then we\'re going to take a break for about five minutes. So those of you that are standing in line, you might want to remember who\'s in front of you, who\'s in back of you so when we resume we can line up in roughly the same order. We\'ll give everybody a chance to stretch a little bit, and then we\'ll resume with our testimony. So next question? MR. MIKE BEARD (sp): Lieutenant Governor Skillman and Deputy Secretary Conner, thank you. My name is Mike Beard, and I am a pork and grain producer from Frankfort, Indiana. I currently serve as president of the Indiana Pork Advocacy Coalition, which is a membership organization focused on legislative regulatory and business development issues for Indiana\'s diverse pork industry. I would like to thank you, Mr. Conner, for taking time to be here and to involve our great state in the farm development process. We pork producers are indeed stakeholders in this important piece of agricultural legislation, and it is important to listen to what input we may bring from the country to our lawmakers in Washington, DC. To maximize the benefit to Indiana pork producers, young or not so young, the new 2007 farm policy must be focused in two veins. First, reducing or controlling the cost of production and, second, increasing the price received for pork products. As pork producers we believe there are two major components to being competitive in today\'s marketplace. We must be able to sell our animals at pork products at levels that deliver as much value as other protein products and a competitive pork industry must earn as high a return on investment as it would if the capital in our operations were invested elsewhere. In order to achieve such competitiveness, pork producers need farm programs created and implemented that help to control our input costs. Corn and soybean meal comprise 60 to 70 percent of the cost of raising hogs. The entire impact of feed grain and oilseed programs on the cost of raising pork and other livestock must be considered when such programs are developed. Virtually all regulation increases our production costs. Farm policy should include only regulations that are science-based, affordable, effective and applicable. This applies to a wide host of topics including food safety, environmental regulation and animal health issues. In the long run, increasing demand is the only way to increase the prices received. Programs designed to increase quality, safety and promotion of pork in healthy diets is critical for increasing U.S. pork demand. Expanded market access through the continued promotion of U.S. exports and market access program funding along with bigger pursuit of export business will add to the potential of raising demand for Indiana pork. The last point I\'d like to make is the conservation cost share funds for the Environmental Quality Incentive Programs for the 2002 Farm Bill have fallen far short of what is needed by our pork producers. I\'m a pork producer, and I\'ve used this program, and I\'d like to see it continue. Again, thank you for holding these forums and thank you for listening. MODERATOR: Thank you, Mike. MS. JULIA WICKARD: Good afternoon, fellow agriculturalists. My name is Julia Wickard, and I represent the Indiana Beef Cattle Association, representing 16,000 Hoosier beef producers in Indiana. We appreciate the opportunity to come before you today to present our comments on behalf of the 2007 Farm Bill. Our beef cattle producers in Indiana have a long tradition of producing healthy, safe food, making a contribution to the economy, and maintaining thousands of acres of open space and wildlife habitat. However, if these same producers are to succeed in the 21st Century and pass their operations on to subsequent generations, we are going to need policies which among other things better reward them for these stewardship efforts without compromising the viability of their agricultural operations. We strongly believe that the next Farm Bill should focus on enhancing and fully funding programs like the Grasslands Reserve Program, the Conservation Security Program, the Farm and Ranchland Protection Program and making sure we protect the integrity of the EQIP program. These programs should be producer-friendly, farmer-led, and should not dictate to the producer how to use their land. We also believe that for agricultural product development to be successful that government should allow the industry to be the leader. For example, with the issue of animal identification, the industry has the resources, initiative and must live with the program. Therefore, allow the industry to design, build and manage it. Programs designed specifically to help cattle producers and others recover from catastrophic disasters including droughts and flooding would be helpful as well. In working to assist our members after past disasters we\'ve often found ourselves in a position of trying to stuff a conservation program peg into a disaster assistance hole. And it hasn\'t worked. We could very much use a program specifically tailored to assist producers in rebuilding their livelihoods after these kinds of disasters. I would also like to comment on country of origin labeling, but that could take a long time, so I\'ll wrap my comments up and we can go to break. Thank you so much. MODERATOR: Thank you, Julie. All righty. We\'re going to take a break about five minutes, give you a chance to stretch a little bit, get something to drink, and we will resume in about five minutes. Thank you. \[The forum was in recess. Off and on the record.\] (in progress) MALE SPEAKER: \-- impacted in both agriculture and forested landscapes. We need increase the incentives for the management of the conservation lands that are in the long-term setaside programs currently \-- that being CRP, WRP and GRP. And then sixth we need to evaluate the overall performance of the conservation programs and then use that information to better align those programs. Seventh, we need to increase the monitoring of the compliance provisions within this Farm Bill. And I\'d like to make one last point. I see my time is up \-- and that being to compliment the USDA staff here in Indiana in the work they do that we also as we look at the next Farm Bill need to deal with this technical assistance issue. There\'s a direct link with good conservation practices and programs on the land with the quality and quantity of staff in the USDA offices out there. If you want to improve these programs, we need more staff and qualified staff in those offices. Thank you, Mr. Secretary and Lieutenant Governor. MODERATOR: Thank you. All righty. Over here. MS. PAULA BALDWIN: Good evening, sir, ma\'am. My name is Paula Baldwin. I\'m from the Marion County Soil and Water District. I\'m chair of the board of supervisors. I also would like to address the conservation goals of the Farm Bill. We can\'t serve any of our producers unless we begin to address non-ag land, those lands that are not under production yet have a major effect on the ag land. In a recent speech Sandra Postel, director of the Global Water Policy Project, observed that the number of yards and lawns in the United States is now equal in area to the state of Louisiana. So Indiana Soil and Water Districts work on pesticide use, erosion and sedimentation on these suburban and urban lands. And we cannot ignore the effects that these types of properties have on our agricultural integrity. To enable NRCS to focus on all-natural resource issues, two things should be addressed in the Farm Bill. First, there must be enough financial assistance available to provide simplified and effective cost-share programs to all qualified landowners, not just farmland. We don\'t do business and ignore conditions of global economy; we can\'t farm and ignore the conditions of our surrounding natural resources. Secondly, funding needs to be available to fully support technical assistance for all Farm Bill activities. Technical assistance outside the Farm Bill can encourage many voluntary activities that enable landowners to act as good stewards, often at no additional expense to government agencies. But this effort is reduced when limited field staff must meet the large workload of an under funded Farm Bill. Under funding of Farm Bill financial and technical assistance forces NRCS to rob monies from the conservation operation program funds. This program money should be reserved for its original purpose, which was to allow NRCS to assist local districts in carrying out locally identified priorities and programs of community conservation. Originally that was a primary charge to NRCS. Lack of Farm Bill funds for Farm Bill programs has eroded USDA\'s traditional support of locally led initiatives and reduced the ability of NRCS to impact all natural resource concerns. Thanks. MODERATOR: Thank you. MR. STEVE THRASH (sp): Lieutenant Governor Skillman and Deputy Secretary Conner, thank you very much for the opportunity. I\'m going to set the new standard for brief. I\'m Steve Thrash. I work with a group of rural electric cooperatives here in Indiana serving collectively a little over half a million residential and business constituents. My son is 19, my daughter\'s 16. My son is finally only recently thinking of things other than Dominos pizza and his car. He\'s now beginning to think about where he\'s going to live and where he\'s going to work. Somewhere between 20 and 31 percent of Indiana residents do not have access to high-speed communications. Guess where they live? I think you\'re looking at a number of them here. And I believe that our efforts \-- and I want to applaud Lieutenant Governor Skillman for the Office of Rural Affairs and the efforts through Chris Fulford (sp) and the high-speed communications, applaud your efforts for the support for broadband development in rural areas. The check that was presented to Indiana bringing \$19 million to Indiana, excellent. And so I want to encourage you to continue those policies but even in a more aggressive fashion begin to introduce policies and additional support for achieving universal access to high-speed communications, particularly in rural areas. Thank you. MODERATOR: Thank you. Next? MR. RAY CHAPMAN (sp:) Good evening. My name\'s Ray Chapman. I\'m a farmer and SWCD supervisor from Knox County. In our most recent tillage transect, we showed a significant decrease in no till corn acres. I strongly believe we have the tools and expertise in our state to enable us to practice agriculture at a much higher level of sustainability than we currently are. Having just enrolled successfully in the Conservation Security Program I believe it is a program that has the potential to modify the way we farm and produce measurable outcomes relative to improved soil and water quality. I think in order for this program to be truly successful we need to maintain the integrity of its standards, find the dollars to increase its availability, and provide the technical assistance necessary to meet the increased demand for conservation programs that it will generate. I believe those dollars necessary to make CSP successful already exist within our current Farm Bill if we can shift emphasis towards stewardship-driven programs that give taxpayers the kind of return on their investment they deserve while providing the economic support we need. Thank you. MR. EARL SAGEMAN (sp:) My name\'s Earl Sageman. I\'m from Michigan. This is a nice fair. I tried covering the whole thing in four hours. It didn\'t happen. (laughs) I\'ve firsthand experience as a young farmer. I\'m just here to make everybody aware that I started farming in \'94, got a young farmer\'s loan, had cancer, went through heart surgery, back surgery in \'94 and \'95, disasters both years. There\'s a lot of things that need to be changed if the young farmers are going to survive. Health insurance is one big issue because I mean I absolutely got duped on that situation. It ruins your social life, it ruins your creative ability, it ruins everything. If anybody wants to go into depth with me, I\'m more than happy, but we need to change the education on the codes, the compliances, what steps have to be taken need to be changed on the PLS guidelines being 90 days delinquent should not be applied. It should be 90 to 180 days before delinquency because once you fall delinquent, you get behind I\'m telling you it\'s hard to get back because it seems like nobody wants to be held accountable or in compliance with the rules. It\'s just, it\'s a paper game then. It\'s not a farming issue. And you can give all these guys seeds and fertilizer and plants and whatever, they can do that; but I don\'t think there\'s nobody in this room that will go to 7USC, 12 USC and cite the codes, that know the administrative side. I think that\'s where we\'re losing young farmers. They\'re not understanding the law. So I\'m here just to, you know, make everyone aware that you know the young farmers need to be educated on administrative sides. Thank you. SEC. CONNER: Thank you for those comments. MODERATOR: Over here? MR. RAY MCCORMICK (sp): Yes. Thank you for taking the time, Deputy Secretary, to allow us to address our concerns and interests in the upcoming Farm Bill. My name is Ray McCormick from Vincennes, Indiana. I\'m a 100 percent no-till farmer. I grow food grade white corn, yellow corn, soybeans and the state\'s finest peaches I would add. But I\'m here to talk about the conservation provisions of the Farm Bill. I think the conservation provisions have come a long way; however, the percentage of the budget that they take up is far too small. All farm programs need to be tied to conservation. Farmers can take great pride when they enact conservation practices on their farm that they can see that are tangible, that they get paid for. There\'s something wrong when you get LDP payments when my first LDP payment last year was larger than probably what an educated full-time staffer at the local office would get at NRCS. We need to increase that funding, increase the education, increase staffing, increase budgets at the NRCS so that they can efficiently act, simplify conservation programs on these farms. In particular I'm quite fond of the WRP program. In Indiana the WRP program is phenomenonally successful, has restored some of the most significant wetlands in the Midwest. The goose pond project, globally significant wetland is being restored with the support of the governor. The WRP program has done a lot for endangered species. The state of Indiana has taken three endangered species off the list, which all thrive on WRP programs. So these conservation programs, like the applause that came for renewable fuels, can instill pride in the American farmer and is a program that needs to get further interest and further support from the administration. Thank you. MODERATOR: Thank you. MR. DAVID HARDIN: Deputy Secretary, Madam Lieutenant Governor, thank you again for holding this listening session. My name is David Hardin. I\'m a pork producer and grain farmer from Hendricks County, Indiana. In 2002 the Environmental Quality Incentive Program developed with noble goals of protecting the environment and improving the quality of life in rural communities. Unfortunately intentions have not met realities. Limited funds have been directed to a small number of projects discouraging many producers from filling out the application to try and take advantage of this program. Funds should be directed to help managers on existing farms deal with high-risk environmental problems in a timely fashion. We in the pork industry are concerned with the relatively small number of EQIP dollars that are being directed to pork producers. In \'03 only 11 percent of all livestock directed funds were going to pork operations to try and improve the way they do business. Even when pork producers get these grants, technical problems continue. A producer that I know was approved for the plan and started working on implementing his plan but when his barns were completed three weeks ahead of schedule he was informed that he was not in compliance and was then not going to get his money. We think there\'s no reason to throw the baby out with the bathwater here. With some changes to the application and apportionment process EQIP can become the type of program it was intended to be. Since I still have a few seconds I want to add in that I think we need to direct as many dollars towards research in the land grant universities as possible because we get the highest return on investment on those dollars as about any money that\'s going to be spent in the Farm Bill. And that allows us to be low-cost producers of a safe and reliable food and fiber source here in the country. Thank you. SEC. CONNER: Thanks, David. David was our, just for your information was our intern at the Senate Agriculture Committee in the writing of the 1996 Farm Bill. So he understands the difficulty of the task ahead of us. MR. KENNY CALL (sp:) Lieutenant Governor Skillman, Deputy Secretary Conner, I want to thank you for coming to Indiana to hear the concerns of the Indiana farmers. It is great that you\'re traveling across America to hear the concerns of the farmers and ranchers. I\'m Kenny Call, a Jasper County farmer and chairman of the Indiana State Farm Service Agency Committee. I believe the 2000 Farm Bill is working with the payment structure based on market prices. I do have a couple areas of concern over the amount of paperwork it takes to administer several programs within USDA. I feel if we could streamline programs and reduce paperwork it would save producers time and USDA administrative dollars. I also have a concern over producing using multiple entities to get around payment limitation regulations. This should be an issue that is addressed in the next Farm Bill. On a final note, I feel we need to make sure the Farm Service is totally funded so program delivery is done timely and program integrity is maintained. The Farm Service Agency has been given many tasks over the years and has always answered the call. The FSA delivery system has been built over time and continues to serve farmers and ranchers proudly. Deputy Secretary Conner, once again it\'s great to have you home here in Indiana and hear our concerns. And we thank you very much for that. SEC. CONNER: Thank you. MS. ANDREA FINK (sp): Deputy Secretary, Lieutenant Governor, thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today. My name is Andrea Fink, and I\'m currently a commodity trader here in the state of Indiana. But I\'m here today as a member of the Agriculture Future Alliance \-- Agriculture Future of America Alliance Committee. In your number one on your sheet you talk about what we can do to save the consequences of next generation entering into agriculture. I would like to speak a little bit about what we can do to actually promote it rather than look at the things that discourage it. As the face of rural America and production agriculture continues to change the bonds between the two shall remain strong. Agriculture has and will continue to support rural America. I believe the 2007 Farm Bill should continue to examine how to strengthen that bond. Being a young professional in rural America in agriculture I\'ve had numerous opportunities to see firsthand the role education and youth development play in our local communities. I\'ve had the opportunity to be part of an organization called Agriculture Future of America or AFA. AFA identifies, encourages and supports college-age youth preparing for careers in agriculture and the food industry. Since 1997 AFA has with the support of hundreds of sponsoring partners invested in more than 3,500 college students\' career preparation and has awarded more than 900 college scholarships for a total of \$2.9 million. These scholarships have been funded by hundreds of individuals and rural businesses. In the 2002 Farm Bill Section 7412 provides youth grants issued by the Cooperative Extension for national FFA, national 4-H, Girl Scouts of America and Boy Scouts of America. Agriculture Future of America seeks your support to participate in this grant process. We strongly encourage the Department and Congress to include Agriculture Future of America as a recipient of Section 7412 of the 2007 Farm Bill. Thank you for your time and this opportunity. Thank you for the serious consideration of providing support for Agriculture Future of America, the future of agriculture leaders. MODERATOR: Thank you. MR. PHIL ANDERSON (sp): Good afternoon. Good to have you home here, Chuck. And it\'s great to work for a rural champion, one of I think our nation\'s leading rural champions in our lieutenant governor. I\'m Phil Anderson, executive director of the Indiana Rural Development Council. Rural Development Council like SRDCs across the country is a partnership between local, state and federal governments, for-profit businesses, and also the not-for-profit sector. This really addresses five, the question about rural development. Our council and the Office of Rural Affairs, the new agency, are working closely with the Indiana State Department of Agriculture in developing innovative strategies for the next federal Farm Bill. The council will soon be convening a subgroup of rural development stakeholders and specialists to evaluate existing provisions and identify emerging needs for the rural development title of the next Farm Bill. It\'s an often-overlooked section we think when you look at the whole farm context. The current rural development title though focuses on three primary areas, and we in the Office of Rural Affairs and NIRDC are already working in some of those areas. In economic development, we already have created a rural development entrepreneur task force and are working on creating a comprehensive rural entrepreneur development system on the Kellogg model, and we will also be working to improve the market. Everybody seems to have a program for entrepreneurs. Very few people know about them. So our job is going to be helping more entrepreneurs be aware of the program and the level of assistance that is already out there and already has funding. In that vein, though, within the Farm Bill RBAG and RBOG programs are very good programs but they kind of limit your innovation. Some experiences of mine in the past, we find we need a little bit more flexibility for some truly innovative ideas. You get those kind of strange looks of, that\'s a good idea, I just don\'t know if we can fund it. We need to be able to work through some of that. Entrepreneurship will touch every community, not landing the big plant, it will touch every community. It builds jobs and wealth creation right in those home communities. IRDC works closely within our office with Community Development block grant programs which come through HUD to help fund infrastructure needs. The infrastructure provisions in the Rural Development title are critical because now we can leverage those and reach more projects within our rural communities. The organization we have was founded on partnerships. We want to see that go forward. We think there are multi-jurisdictional provisions in the Rural Development title. We think that\'s where we need to be, and Rural Development and agriculture go hand and hand in this next Farm Bill. Thank you. SEC. CONNER: Thanks, Bill, for those strong comments. MALE SPEAKER: Good evening, Lieutenant Governor, Deputy Secretary, glad you\'re here this evening. I\'d like to thank you for taking the time out to be here. Agriculture in rural economic development in the state of Indiana are vital to the health of our rural economy. And I\'d like to make comment this evening on questions five and six. Regarding question five, I urge continued support for the Rural Cooperative Development grant program that funds my agency, not only because it keeps me employed but because cooperatives have the potential to make significant changes in the rural landscape. Co-ops anchor capital in rural communities, provide access to market for producers, and generate wealth and jobs in rural areas offering economic opportunities for small and medium-sized farmers and entrepreneurs. Also senior housing co-ops offer seniors an option to retirement homes and assisted living facilities by allowing them to maintain home ownership and residency in their communities while receiving needed services. Co-op models such as daycares, consumer-owned grocery stores, and affordable housing to name a few can also be utilized to enhance the rural quality of life. More capital investment is needed in rural America. Continuation and increased funding for the rural Business Investment Program and reinstating the Venture Capital Demonstration Program are some of the tools to address capital needs. We must support rural entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship is a key to rural revitalization and attracts young people back to our rural communities. I hope to see investment in loans, technical assistance, training and vital community infrastructure to support rural entrepreneurial development. In regards to question six, continued support and funding is needed for the value-added agriculture grants which help our small and medium-sized farmers diversify their production, identify alternatives to traditional commodity farming, and take advantage of niche markets. The Fund for Rural America, which was not extended in the 2002 Farm Bill, if recreated in the next Farm Bill would provide funds for ag research and rural development. These funds should be targeted to small and medium-sized farm operations to strengthen our rural economy. In addition I do support the AICC. They\'ve been a great partner in rural Indiana, and we hope they can get continued funding. Thank you for your time tonight. SEC. CONNER: Thank you. MODERATOR: Okay, over here. MR. DENNIS BRAGG (sp): I\'m Dennis Bragg. When I came in and I asked where this was, the first question was, where are you from? I said, Down south, and he said South Indiana? I said, no. He worked into Kentucky, Tennessee, and I\'m from Alabama. SEC. CONNER: I think I could have told you that. MR. BRAGG: I grow cotton, wheat, soybeans, and corn. And I flew up here for three reasons. I was embarrassed, bewildered and worried. I\'m embarrassed not personally towards Bush, but as a nation we have to kiss a Saudi king\'s hand because we\'re that dependent. I\'m bewildered because the public can sit down, legislate a Farm Bill and then Brazil can sue us because we came up with a good idea. Worried, because I\'m working with a group where when I was put in another room to wait my turn, read another proposal of another company that said, let\'s move to South America because we\'d have cheaper labor, no environmental regulations, and plenty of expansion. That was a poultry company who we sell corn to. They move south, they buy corn from the south. I want to address competitiveness. Competitiveness is just like Peyton Manning. We bring in the huddle, we call the play and we go. We\'re not going to trade players to level a playing field. We\'re not going to tell the others our play. When I go certify acres I\'m telling Chicago Board of Trade and the money managers exactly what I\'m going to do, and they trade my salary. You can fix it two ways. You can set an LDP level high enough where Chicago Board of Trade has no effect on my salary. Second way, and this is the fun thing, I\'ll wrap it up \-- I\'ve got a group of 98 percent of the other group that don\'t farm. We got ideas that we\'ve put together I\'ll share with you later. But they want us, they believe in us, and they want us to keep doing what we do. Thanks. SEC. CONNER: Thank you for coming all this way for those comments. Thank you. MR. SCOTT SINGLETON (sp): My name is Scott Singleton. And I\'m from Rockport, Indiana. I came up here with three other gentlemen and we all grain farm down on the Ohio River. And I appreciate you understanding this age problem with farmers. All four of us are 44 to 45 years old. And we\'re probably the youngest ones in four counties, so take a close look at that. One way to do that \-- it\'s like Mr. Villwock said \-- is net farm income. In the early \'70s we had a target price of what \$3.03 and we progressed to be less and less. Technology has come a long way, economies of scale have come a long way, but I don\'t think they\'ve kept up with that. So we do need a price as corn and soybean producers. The second thing I\'d like to see in the Farm Bill is take a little bit of money stuck back in the back and educate the public on where those tax dollars go. And 99.5 percent of the people in this country, talk about heavily populated areas, don\'t realize they\'ve got a handful of producers raising all their food and fiber and shelter. And I don\'t know if it would be appropriate to advertise on the radio or news networks but maybe you could help educated the population just a little bit about the most important thing we\'ve got going, and that is agriculture. Thank you. SEC. CONNER: Where are your other buddies with you that are young farmers? Running around? Thank you guys for being here, very much. MR. GENE SCHMIDT (sp): Good evening, Lieutenant Governor Skillman and Deputy Secretary Conner. I really appreciate the opportunity you folks provided for not only in agriculture but all of U.S. It\'s just a positive approach. When we look at an opportunity to be yea players in a Farm Bill instead of the nay players when we find out what was actually written. At the same time I\'d like to, as a producer I\'m Gene Schmidt of Northwest Indiana, corn and soybean producer\-- I\'d like to applaud the Department of Agriculture here in the state of Indiana for taking that positive aspect with your Farm Bill working group to try to provide some ideas and call press so those staffers in DC were trying to put those programs together had some insight. I\'m also proud to announce that the National Association of Conservation Districts \-- I represent the Midwest states \-- are going to provide a similar session like this, Secretary Conner, at our national meeting in New Orleans in February. We\'ll be a group of local led conservation people from around the country to help bring those conservation ideas to the forefront and help guide this program along. One of the important things we see in a Farm Bill conservation title to the producers, whether Grassroots, buffers, continued CRP to CSP, it supports programs for doing the best. I think that\'s so important when looking at the general public and how they analyze us. These programs are important in that they provide voluntary economic incentives to do the right thing. It helps enhance the stewardship of our land as we heard from our president. It protects our water resources while also protecting the viability of farm production. In some cases for the family farmer these conservation programs could truly be a crucial part of the economic viability of that particular operation. Looking to the future of the Farm Bill, I think it\'s important we nationally embrace the funding situation for conservation programs whether we truly want or see the benefits to offer CSP to all producers nationwide or have the need to have the adequate technical assistance required both from federal and state partnership as we see a partnership today both state and federally and this listening session bring in locally led and all the above to help provide. The technical assistance is so crucial in implementing these federal programs, not only from technical assistance but we have some farmers not necessarily interested in cost-share but just need advice and guidance to help administer those programs. In the future I see a great opportunity, and I mean opportunity for us to write a Farm Bill that supports agriculture production while protecting our environment. I think that\'s truly what the public is looking for. However to be successful we need to partnership. I see everybody\'s speaking here tonight was by a coalition. That coalition is so strong from the partnership aspect. I think we can be successful, and I\'m looking forward to helping as all of us are reinforcing that conservation partnership in the future. Thank you again for the opportunity. MODERATOR: Thank you. MR. DENNIS WITZIT (sp): I\'m Dennis Witzit. I\'m also from South but not quite as far south as the other young man. Dubois County, Indiana\-- corn, soybeans. And I would encourage the gentleman from Alabama to come up and take another turn because anybody that came that far should have more than two minutes. But I just kind of wanted to tick off a few of the things I like about the present Farm Bill and would like to see continue. I\'ve heard a lot of support for the CSP program, EQIP program. I told our local office that it doesn\'t take much money to give me an incentive to do these things I\'ve wanted to do before on the conservation side. And it feels to me like the LDP and the CCP, well that\'s just dollars. You know, that comes in and goes out. But when I get the conservation dollars, you know, that\'s something I can see and feel like that I\'ve really done something with it. Like you say, it doesn\'t take as much incentive, as many dollars as the other programs. I also want to say that the technical assistance and our local FSA offices, we definitely need enough funding to be able to keep staff because that\'s very important what they do and they\'re a great help to us. I\'ll yield the rest of my time to that young man. SEC. CONNER: Thank you. MALE SPEAKER: I too come from the South \-- that is, as far south in Indiana as you can be and be a Hoosier. That is where the Wabash meets the Ohio. I appreciate the lieutenant governor and you having this session here. I\'d like to address some conservation issues. First of all, as a new Farm Bill gets to be put together one of the things we found in my district in my farm is the continuous signup of CRP be a valued program. I\'d hope that aspect would be continued in a new Farm Bill. Deputy Secretary Conner, you were here not very long ago to institute Indiana\'s first CREP program. While that was a small program, Indiana\'s initial foray into that, let\'s sincerely hope that continues in the new Farm Bill because Indiana can certainly use it. With respect to the technical assistance, I think you\'ve heard it many times in different forms here. This technical capabilities and assistance that come through NRCS are quite valuable. They are science-based; I would encourage the funding to keep up that field office technical guide. That is a marvelous piece of information, science-based. But we need those technical people there. And we also need those technical people that are not necessarily program-associated because we have programs and technical people for them, but in many instances my district down there we have conservation concerns that can be addressed from a technical standpoint but there\'s no specific program to deal with that. The other point I want to mention is the conservation operations portion of the NRCS budget. That needs to be strengthened a great deal. That would afford flexibility to our state conservationists and I think would be beneficial to the state of Indiana. Finally, the CSP program. Conceptually I think this is a great program. Whether this program itself is THE program, I don\'t know. But the conceptual idea underlying CSP needs to be reinforced and continued. Appreciate you hearing my comments; thank you. MODERATOR: Thank you. MALE SPEAKER: Lieutenant Governor Skillman and Chuck Conner, I appreciate you being here today. And I heard you speak to the biofuels initiative as you walked in. It\'s a wonderful initiative, and what I\'d like to see is some policy that backs that initiative. We in Indiana would like to join you in that, as we\'d like to become the Texas of the biofuels. So I have a proposal that I think deserves a little consideration that would maybe address a number of areas in rural economic development and utilize the corn in this state and turn it into ethanol and utilize the soybeans in this state and turn it into biofuels. I think that could happen by the Department taking an initiative and underwriting the bond issues that go behind these projects on a short-term basis to incentivize the people that would like to build these facilities and produce this product and utilize the surpluses we have in the state. Thank you. MODERATOR: Thank you. MS. JANE AVERY: Lieutenant Governor Skillman, Deputy Secretary Conner, my name is Jane Avery. I\'m the executive director of Community Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Indiana, Inc., out of Ft. Wayne. I\'m also the president of FISH, Feeding Indiana\'s Hungry \-- the state\'s food bank network. I want to thank first of all Lieutenant Governor Skillman for her strong support of agriculture and for feeding hungry Hoosiers. Everybody in her administration and the governor himself has made this a priority, and we can\'t thank you enough for that kind of support because it\'s so important to the stability of Indiana. I also want to say that downloading things to your blackberry may not be the most effective way, although it is efficient. The federal commodities through the Emergency Food Assistance Program, otherwise known as TEFAP and the Commodities Supplemental Food Program, CSFP, provide some of the most nutritious products received by hunger relief charities nationwide. Programs like TEFAP serve the public good in two primary and important ways. First, high-quality, nutritious food gets to hungry Americans in an efficient manner utilizing efficiencies and volunteer labor of the private sector; and second, the agricultural economy is strengthened through the surplus commodity removal. America\'s Second Harvest, the nation\'s food bank network, strongly supports the Congress to provide sufficient support for these critical anti-hunger programs. The 2002 Farm Bill included a number of positive reforms to the Food Stamp program, making the program easier for states to administer and enhancing access for applicants and recipients. Program changes that add unwarranted complexity and excess of bureaucratic conditions on Food Stamp administrators and beneficiaries would undermine these advances. More can and needs to be done to make the Food Stamp program more accessible to certain vulnerable populations such as seniors, working families and immigrants. Despite the recent dramatic surge in FSSP caseload, just slightly above half the total persons eligible actually participate in the program. A few changes are making eligibility for the elderly and disabled automatic with the Food Stamp eligibility being date-determined at the Social Security Office without an additional application and increasing the minimum monthly benefit to at least \$25 a month. And last, allowing the states to test a variety of innovative methods that can remove the barriers further streamline the eligibility and benefit determination process and improve quality of food purchases. Thank you very much, and I also bring greetings from my board member John Hilger, who was your classmate and Bill Hoagland\'s roommate. SEC. CONNER: Thank you. MR. TOBY DAYS: Again I want to thank you for being here, for holding this forum. I\'m Toby Days with the Alliance of Indiana Rural Water. We\'re the Indiana affiliate of the National Rural Water Association. We\'re a non-profit organization to assist rural communities with their water and drinking water facilities. We are a nonprofit organization. Our services are free to these communities. A lot of these small communities don\'t have the money to hire consultants and engineers for their infrastructures and so forth. We go on-site and help these communities out. I want to thank you for that, the USDA Rural Development funds that positions our circuit riders and our wastewater technicians for that assistance. I want to thank you for that and urge you to continue that support. USDA-FSA also funds 19 positions, source water detection positions through National Rural Water Association. Those positions are in 19 different states. Indiana is not one of those states. I want to encourage you to support the Source water Protection Program, expand upon that, bring that to Indiana so we can help these rural communities protect their drinking water source. Thank you. MODERATOR: Thank you. MIKE: Lieutenant Governor, Chuck, you\'ve been a great friend to agriculture for the state and we appreciate the work you\'ve done. A couple different things I\'d like to pass on. The first question on the program concerns bringing young people back into the operation. And actually if you look at the rest of the questions they really affect the first one. And one thing that\'s been a problem in some operations, if you\'re organized as a corporation you have a different setup of payments limitations than if you\'re organized as a partnership. Trying to bring sons back in or daughters back into the operation, it would make it a lot easier if we could have payment limitations associated with the persons and if they were all formed in one corporation so be it. It\'s been a disadvantage because of the way we structured the operation to begin with years ago, for estate planning purposes or whatever. Then to bring someone back into the operation they have to be a separate entity and all the records have to be kept separate. And some of the workload that Kay discussed at the FSA office makes it that much more difficult to keep everything separate and work. I don\'t know how you can structure that in the family limitation argument that\'s been going on for several years. But if we could have some adjustment that way then some of the younger operations come in. Touch a little bit on ethanol. I work on the Corn Marketing Council, and I appreciate the work that\'s been in DC on the Fuels Bill \-- finally got one passed finally after six years. One thing that I think would help, if we as producers want to let the multinationals build the ethanol plants then there go our profits. If we as producers can band together, build the ethanol plants, we\'re probably going to need some loan-guarantee programs out there to let producers invest in the ethanol plants themselves and get some of the profits that are developed off the ethanol plants or biodiesel plants that we need in this state. So I don\'t know how that can be written into the Farm Bill, but loan guarantee program\'s been very useful and I think we could expand on it some. SEC. CONNER: Thanks, Mike. MR. CRAIG LANGLEY: Lieutenant Governor and Secretary, I\'m Craig Langley. I\'m a senior vice president with First Farmers Bank and Trust, and over the last 20, 30 years I\'ve been working with Grant Kerns (sp) and Greg Polk (sp) and their staff. And they\'re two of the most outstanding, not just from my institution but for the entire banking community. The Beginning Young Farm program, basically we keep talking about the young people trying to receive money, and the cap on that Beginning Young Farm program is \$250,000, and it\'s been that way for at least 23 years that I\'ve been in the banking business. And I want to look at maybe raising that to \$750,000. The Governor\'s Office has come out and said they want to double hog production here in Indiana over a certain time period. And one of the big things has been the quad buildings with 4,000 head, and I think it\'s economic sense behind that because that provides a minimal level of income to bring someone back to the farm. So it\'s not just a pipedream. I think there is good reason for the \$750,000. The second thing, I\'m one of the oldest ones, talk about 44 being a young farmer, I\'m one of the older ag bankers in the state because of the turnover when you go to ag conferences. But back in \'83 we had the Aggie Bond Program, and we used that very intensively until 1986 when the legislation out ruled the use of municipal bonds, which Aggie Bonds were tied to. The state legislators put the Aggie bonds back into the Indiana Development Finance Authority. To my knowledge we haven\'t been able to use that because when we used the Beginning Young Farmers Program of the USDA that exempts them from using the Aggie bond program. So I\'d like for you two to consider what can be done to use both programs to bring the young farmers back. I appreciate your time. MS. KIMBERLY BURTON (sp): Hi. My name is Kimberly Burton. I am an agricultural lender. A little odd that two bankers stand up together. I want to thank you for this opportunity to discuss the 2007 Farm Bill. There\'s a point that I want to make as an agricultural lender that I\'ve seen. I\'ve been in lending 23 years, and every year it seems a little more difficult to work with the family farmers only because their financial statements and their cash flows are part of the report. The point I\'m making is, land values keep increasing, financial statements are getting stronger because of those land values, but the cash flows are getting weaker. Farm grain prices are the same as they were 20 years ago. Input prices are just escalating. This is making the cash flows extremely difficult to work even though their financial statements definitely have a lot of strength in them. But unless you\'re an asset-based lender which is an extremely risky proposition, that doesn\'t help. So I am actually finding myself in these past few years having to ask family farmers to sell some of their land and take advantage of the higher land prices to save the rest of the farm. I grew up on a farm myself. I find that very difficult, but yet I can\'t sleep at night if I don\'t do what I think I need to do to help them save the rest of the farm and be able to continue farming. What I\'m leading up to is what the other lender spoke of, and that\'s the guaranteed program and the Beginning Farmer Program. These programs are a tremendous help to agriculture lenders if they are dedicated to agriculture. The guaranteed programs allow us to work with a wide variety of farmers, anywhere from 150 acres to thousands of acres, and it allows us to limit our risk. But these programs are threatened by funding, and that is a very scary proposition. So I am here to ask that the funding be at least maintained or increased for these programs. Thank you. MODERATOR: Thank you. MR. NORM LAVENGOOD: My name is Norm Lavengood. I\'m senior vice president of First Farmers Bank and Trust at Converse, Indiana. Our bank has actively participated in the Guaranteed Loan program, interest-assist in the Beginning Farmer Program. We have \$20 million worth of guaranteed loans and Beginning Farmer loans and \$134 million worth of ag loans. The current farm program has provided a great deal of stability to the farm sector of which we are grateful for, both in our total ag loan portfolio and in the guaranteed program portfolio. You had mentioned the average age. As to the ownership to the younger farmers and getting them interested, we have a number of success stories that we can share with you. The Beginning Farm Loan Program \-- if the definition of a beginning farmer could be expanded would expand that window of opportunity of those few that qualify for the Beginning Farm Program. And also if there was adequate funding for those programs\-- there have been times when the funding has actually run out and then some of those opportunities disappear. Again, I just ask that the guaranteed program also be adequately funded. We would love to share with you a number of success stories we can share with that. Thank you. MR. BARRY JORDAN: Lieutenant Governor and Deputy Secretary, I\'m Barry Jordan. I\'m a beef producer from Rensselaer, Indiana, a corn and soybean farmer as well. I think we all struggle with the question of how to bring the next generation back to the farm. We certainly do in our operation. To do that it simply has to be enough income for them to compete with the off-the-farm jobs that they all have opportunities to do. We\'d all love to bring them back, to give them the same opportunities to enjoy rural life as we have. Two or three things that we have talked about in the beef industry, and I think relate to income development. As we add more value-added projects to the rural economy in terms of ethanol plants, in terms of processing plants, one idea that might be able to be used is to expand 1031 exchange for farmland to also include value-added, ag-related investments in those regards. I know in our community we had a lot of trouble raising money for an ethanol plant. If we had some latitude in some of those programs we might attract more income and then raise that income for some of our young people. One of the immediate things, and this is I think all issues get related to the Farm Bill sooner or later, but repeal of the Death Tax would be one of the greatest things we could do to bring young people back into the farm so we don\'t saddle them with increased debt. As a beef producer, protection of the EQIP programs and some of the advantages that we\'ve been able to use to take concerns to conservation there on the farm is very important. So we\'d like to protect that. Thank you. SEC. CONNER: Thanks, Barry. I really do appreciate those comments. I can\'t let the estate tax comment pass though without just reminding these folks of how strongly President Bush feels that death should not be a taxable event in this country. And we continue to work very, very hard to make that happen. MODERATOR: Let\'s continue. We\'ve been doing a great job of sticking to our six questions as we approach our last 20 minutes or so of the session we\'re going to open it up that there are other areas or other topics related to the Farm Bill that are not addressed in the six questions. They\'re pretty comprehensive questions though, so I think they cover everything, but we will give you the opportunity if there\'s something that\'s outside the specific six questions we\'ve been focusing on that you want to talk about we can do that now. MALE SPEAKER: I\'d like to follow up a little bit on Barry\'s mention of 1031s. I realize that\'s not in the focus of the Farm Bill but it can affect the focus of the Farm Bill. If we could get that adjusted to where \-- I think two things are happening with the 1031s you\'re limited to 90 days or 60 days that you have to identify property to transfer to. A lot of what that has done has rung up land prices and in essence been a detriment to young producers coming into the operations because of having to turn that so quickly. If it could be opened up to six months or a year, something that way, and then have the ability to move that money into an ethanol plant, a biodiesel plant, some sort of an agricultural production area, it would take some of the pressure off land prices I think too. That depends on whether you\'re willing to sell land or buy land whether that\'s a good thing or not, but it would help to stabilize land prices a little more. MALE SPEAKER: Lieutenant Governor Skillman and Mr. Conner, thank you for coming. I have two brief items I just wanted to mention. One is for about 25 years Purdue and Indiana have provided leadership for providing services to farmers impacted by disability and injury, whether from disease or traumatic injuries on the farm. We\'d like to encourage that model that was used to establish in the 1990 Farm Bill, the Agribility Project, be continued because of the benefits that it\'s had directly here in Indiana and then throughout the country where in about 25 states it\'s being providing services to literally thousands of farmers who have been injured. Secondly, historically going back to 1977 USDA has provided strong leadership in the area of agricultural safety and health. In this past budget year it eliminated that support and leadership. And everyone in this room who farms knows someone by their first and last name who has died in a farm accident. One out of every nine-farm families in this state is impacted by a farm injury. It\'s about four to five times more hazardous as far as the death rate to work in agriculture than any other industry in the state. I believe and a personal opinion, that USDA ought to provide the leadership for the farm safety and health issues in these counties. It\'s in the best position to do that. But what has happened is it\'s turned that responsibility over to the Center for Disease Control\-- which oftentimes is without the experience or the leadership to provide that kind of training and service. So I encourage you to consider both those areas in the development of the new Farm Bill. Thank you. SEC. CONNER: I appreciate that. I will admit to you I\'m less familiar with those issues, but thanks for bringing those to our attention. MR. DONALD STREDOMYER (sp): Good evening everyone. I\'m Donald Stredomyer. I farm in Bartholomew County. I\'d like to address a point that I\'ve read, the number one concern of young farmers, and that is the availability of land. I think President Bush made one statement in his presentation this evening, is to preserve this way of life. And I think it\'s very difficult for us to preserve agriculture if we do not preserve some farmland. I think the present Farm Bill was the first time that farmland preservation was addressed. And I think that was a good first step. I think it would be well in the next Farm Bill if you might be able to simplify it so it would be more possible I guess for farmers to qualify. And also I think it would be helpful and probably more incentive if we could spread those dollars, and it would be more efficient also if we could spread those dollars over more acres. So thank you. SEC. CONNER: Appreciate that. MR. LYNN TEEL: Lieutenant Governor and Deputy Secretary we\'re real appreciative of the opportunity we have to discuss some things with you throughout the whole year seems like we\'ve had great access to the governor here and USDA, so we really appreciate that. I did see that you got some more comfortable chairs to sit in. I was wondering how long you could take that. SEC. CONNER: Not very. Not very. MR. TEEL: One of the things I\'d like to address \-- my name\'s Lynn Teel. I farm in White County, Indiana, the current president of the Indiana Soybean Grower Association. One of the things that\'s of great concern is research. You know we\'ve heard for quite awhile that someday we may not have enough food to feed the world. I don\'t know if that time will ever come or when it will come, but it\'s something I think we ought to stay concerned about. So we need to really keep our research efforts up. I know Senator Lugar was really concerned about something that all farmers were concerned about that probably this year we\'re going to avoid but the Asian soybean rust. And that\'s something that could have great economic devastation not only to producers but to states or the whole country. You know when we look at the income from soybean crops that could not be there, and our exports being down, it could greatly affect things. So we\'d sure like to see the research dollars put there for things like the soybean rust. Thank you. MR. MIKE PRIEST (sp): Good afternoon. Thank you for being here. My name is Mike Priest. I\'m a farm loan manager with the Farm Service Agency. I would like to thank the previous lenders who got up here and made comments supporting the Beginning Young Farmer program. On a similar vein, I\'m also interested in trying to keep our programs to help our young farmers. Some of the things we might like to see would have to consider increasing the loan limits for our direct loan programs. Currently they are \$200,000 for our farm ownership programs, which is used to buy real estate, and \$200,000 for operating programs. Those limits were established about 20 years ago, and we would like to see them increased to perhaps double it to \$400,000. Granted, that first thought might be that\'s an increase on the strain on the budget. But I\'d ask you to consider that it is a loan. These are repaid. Our loss rates and delinquency rates are at all-time lows. In fact they correspond and are very similar to commercial credit. Other ideas to consider for the beginning farm loan programs would be if you could come up with ways to give tax incentives on benefits for farmers or landowners who sell their land to beginning farmers\-- make it more economically feasible for them. Thank you. MALE SPEAKER: Lieutenant Governor Skillman, Secretary Conner, I appreciate again having you here, glad to have this forum. As Lynn says, it\'s always good to have this contact. We see you in Washington, we see you in Indianapolis, but to have you here on our grounds is nice. One thing I\'ve heard several times is increase net farm income. It\'s been said in many other ways, and I want to emphasize the word \"net.\" We do need to increase the net income. Gross income, it\'s raising all the time. We\'ve raised that with this program. But our net income has not because as the farm payments have increased whether it\'s LDPs or whatever form, the landlord gets a lot of that also. So we need to keep that in mind in this next Farm Bill. The real purpose of the Farm Bills that we\'ve had in the past 40 years has been a plentiful, safe food supply. We need to keep that in mind with this Farm Bill. If we do not increase our net income I\'m fearful that will change. I\'m fearful we\'ll have to get more of our food supply from South America, and I don\'t think any of us want to see that. The needs are going to continue to be greater with the input costs going up, with fuel what it\'s doing, what\'s happening with fertilizer prices, it\'s just going to be a domino effect, and that concerns me for this next year coming up. As Lynn said, research is a key. We battled on the last two or three Farm Bills. Chuck, you and I had this conversation many times. We need to get research dollars increased. That is going to be a continued problem. FMD, map funding, other food aid funding\-- we need to keep that in the Farm Bill. We need to increase that. I don\'t have a crystal ball, I don\'t know what this magic Farm Bill looks like, but it\'s going to be a difficult but fun task. We\'ve addressed many times bringing our kids back into agriculture. A CEO can\'t guarantee his son or daughter is going to be a CEO. As a farmer we can\'t guarantee our son or daughter\'s going to come back and be a production agriculturalist. My son is an ag banker; he loves it. He\'s still farm-related, but he loves the ag and small business area. He may have eventually come back into farming. My daughter has a vision to see agritourism, so she\'s got a goal of maybe bringing back that to our farm some day, and she may run it in a different form than what I have. So those are visions of our young kids that get them back into agriculture one way or the other. Thank you again. MODERATOR: Thank you. Do we have any others? We don\'t want to cut anybody off. We have a few minutes yet. But we\'ve also covered a lot of ground. Okay. MR. TERRY PAYNE (sp): Good evening, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Conner. My name is Terry Payne. I\'m from Owensboro, Kentucky. We have had several people travel a good distance to come see you. Thank you so very much for allowing us this opportunity. You all have a beautiful place up here also. I\'m going to speak very, very general. I am one of a family farm, one and only one of six that did stay, only have one other one that even touches agriculture. This afternoon before you, you have assembled here a nice group of people that are wanting tax dollars. I do not envy your challenge whatsoever. The agriculture bill touches more people than what most of the country even thinks about. You know, from the farmer himself, the backbone of the country, to the rural co-ops. I mean it goes on and on. I don\'t think people understand at all just how many people it does touch. You know the bottom line in the whole thing is that we all are looking for a part, we all want to succeed, we all in this room are entrepreneurs, every last one of us. That is a grand thing of being in this country. You know, we do suffer a lot of things that are going on, but we\'d like to thank you, would like to also thank everyone in this room. Everyone in here deserves an applause for being here, for speaking their mind and showing your support. SEC. CONNER: Thank you. Thank you for coming up. MR. DAN RITTER (sp): Lieutenant Governor Skillman and Secretary Conner, thank you for coming today and listening to our comments. My name is Dan Ritter. I work as an extension educator for Purdue University in Northwest Indiana. I\'ve been asked to represent just a few quick items, one specifically relating to issue number one as far as encouraging young farmers. One of the thoughts was that to encourage retiring farmers to help out the younger farmers through tax incentives, be that whether turning over their equipment, land, etcetera. Couple that also with perhaps low interest rates available to the young farmer who is starting up. Another item I was asked to present was to continue funding for crop insurance and I know especially for young farmers starting out you have an awful lot to risk, and any time you have crop insurance then obviously you\'re able to reduce that risk and get your operation up and going. So thank you. MALE SPEAKER: I\'d like to make a follow-up comment. My experience, which I\'ve been to Washington, DC a few times on the Farm Bill, is that oftentimes the congressmen and senators and staff that you speak to have very little understanding of the subjects we\'ve talked about here today. And they are politically significant because they will make the determination on the Farm Bill, the funding of the Farm Bill. And without those funding levels that we now experience, a lot of these programs may fall to the side or not be funded. So we have to sell our program to our urban neighbors. They are the ones that the congressmen and senators answer to. They understand clean water, streams they can recreate and fish in, they understand increased waterfowl populations, places to go hunting on CRP. They understand a lot more about the environmental impacts of the Farm Bill than some of these other issues we\'ve touched on today. So my opinion is to sell this to our urban neighbors, to get this funding level in place, we have to sell ourselves as conservationists, and we do that by making conservation the backbone of the next Farm Bill. Thank you. MALE SPEAKER: I\'m going to go ahead and touch on topics that probably a lot of people here don\'t understand but I\'m going to try and make it as clear as possible. There is statutes and there is U.S. codes to protect the small farmer, abut it seems like nobody\'s really understanding them or paying attention to them like 7USC 22-66, Congress gives the Secretary of Ag all the control, all the power to keep the small farmer in his operation. And it also says that in rural America if small farmer does fall, that if we do have an economic disaster this country will be undefendable. It said that rural America is the highest priority to recover from an economic disaster. With Homeland Security right now dropping in on top of this, this should be a real big issue in the Farm Bill coming up on these foreclosures, PLS, keeping the approximately 14,000 farmers that are at risk right now in business in case of a bioterrorist attack. This should all be considered in the new bill because it\'s here, we have to face it, we have to face terrorism. Thank you. MODERATOR: Thank you. Good point. MALE SPEAKER: If my Alabama buddy is not going to come back up I\'ll take another round here. One thing that hasn\'t been discussed today \-- MR. DENNIS BRAGG: Let me add one more backbone to the Farm Bill. The group that we put together, the 98 percenters. Everybody in that group knows the price of gas. No one else other than a group of farmers have DTNs and look at the commodity markets. But everybody on their way to work, on their way home, on their way to church, on their way to ball practice know what regular and supreme gas cost. And that\'s the tie where this next Farm Bill can be centered around energy. We somewhat beat, beat, beat we grow food and you need it. But right now everybody\'s hungry for energy, and they\'re hungry for home-grown energy, so that all types of things whether we\'ve mentioned infrastructure on a large scale where it\'s not just us individual farmers out there trying to figure out how to do it. Then if you can produce electricity it\'s to be bought. We\'d like to be able to produce unlimited amount of fuel and see it go into the system. So there\'s all little details that can be worked into that that I think the public would receive in a good way. They wouldn\'t feel like they\'re giving a handout to us to stay in business because their money now is going out of the country say to the Middle East. We would just be saying that same money is going to stay here and go in a circle here. Okay, thanks. MODERATOR: I like folks from the South. They talk slow and they think fast. I appreciate that. All right. You have all participated in a process of writing the next Farm Bill, and it\'s a very important process. And I have a couple of people I want to thank, and I have some special announcements about dinner so you don\'t want to miss that. But now they\'ve been listening for a long time, and I\'d like to give our listeners to react and to sum up some of their thoughts as we bring this to a close. Perhaps Lieutenant Governor Skillman? LT. GOV. SKILLMAN: Thank you. Thank you, Gary. Well, there are many thanks in order, and I certainly want to thank all of you for coming here tonight and for putting a real face on the issues that the federal government will debate. I think this forum has provided a realization of just how much the federal Farm Bill affects lives and affects livelihoods. It\'s also a powerful reminder of how much of the federal Farm Bill affects the states\' ability to provide services. I see state legislators here shaking their heads. And whether that be from conservation practices to feeding Indiana\'s hungry, Jane. And this forum has served another purpose as well, and that is to allow your new State Department of Agriculture to hear all of your concerns firsthand. I see Andy has been making notes throughout the evening, but I would like for you to see all of those who are present here tonight on-staff of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture. Would you wave, come forward? Rob? Rob Swain? Deb Abbott. I know Tammy was here. Tammy Lawson. Beth Bechtol here, our deputy director. And of course you met Andy earlier. Am I missing anyone? Please give them a round of applause. Ryan West? Ryan, Ken Fleming? \[Applause.\] Who\'s holding down the fort tonight? This is our fun 12 days of duty by the way. And Chuck, what an awesome task you have ahead. There\'s not anyone here who envies your duty and your responsibility, but just another reason why we owe you a great debt of gratitude for coming here tonight and hearing all of our concerns. I feel very comfortable picking up the phone and communicating with you on the important initiatives we would like to see to move Indiana agriculture forward. I know you will return my calls. I have some leverage. I will tell your mother. \[Laughter.\] I\'ve met your mom. And she will see that you respond. But, no. Thanks so much. We appreciate you coming more than you know, and we know you\'ll be back to see us in Indiana many times. SEC. CONNER: Well, thank you, Lieutenant Governor Skillman, very much, and I really appreciate you taking the time to join us and to hear these concerns. This was quite a session, ladies and gentlemen. I really do appreciate it. For those of you who maybe aren\'t versed in all aspects of the Farm Bill now, after listening to these comments, I think you understand what it is, and when they talk about it being an Omnibus Farm Bill that pretty well describes the task that is ahead. This is a major bill. It touches everything from Food Stamps, nutrition programs, commodity programs, conservation, rural development, agriculture research, energy. There are 22 different titles in this bill. And it is indeed far-reaching. I just, it\'s difficult to reflect on all of these comments, and we\'re going to go back and tabulate these very carefully and make good sense of them. But I\'m just looking around the room and thinking about some of the comments you made, and I\'m reflecting upon the folks from Red Gold, a great company. It\'s a great Indiana company. They produce I think one of the highest quality products around. They\'re adding value to the hard work of Indiana farmers, and that\'s a good thing, ladies and gentlemen. That is a very good thing. I\'m hearing their concerns. You know, we need to work through that, and I know we\'ve got a problem there that has to be solved, and we\'re going to work on that and, believe me, again as I said, we may be a little slow but the message does get through eventually to us. So we\'re going to work on that. I\'m thinking you know of the cattle issues and the pork issues and the importance that the conservation dollars like EQIP \-- that was a strong message that came through tonight, is Indiana, as well as a lot of other states, struggle greatly under the requirements of many federal mandates including the Clean Water, Clean Air Act, CIRCLA, a number of environmental statutes that are just out there causing a lot of difficult concerns. And we with those kind of federal mandates, it\'s our responsibility to come alongside you and partner and provide the help to get into compliance with these laws and not just simply throw you out there to either sink or swim. That is not the way the U.S. Department of Agriculture has historically operated. And I believe that a new Farm Bill can go a long way towards giving you the resources and the technical knowledge to meet these requirements and do so in a way that allows us to continue to produce and produce efficiently. Payment limits\-- obviously you guys know this is a very, very difficult issue. I\'m just curious to note in a couple of weeks, maybe more than a couple weeks and I can\'t remember exactly I\'m going to be down in the state of Arkansas doing one of these. I suspect I may get a little different perspective on payment limits than perhaps some of what we\'ve heard tonight. But that is a fundamental issue because how you divide up those payments to farmers really does determine the resources that are available to serve a lot of these other very important points that were brought out tonight. A lot of people presented programs that are working that need additional resources, new programs that need start-up dollars. Ladies and gentlemen, if there\'s one thing I do want to leave you with \-- again while we\'re listening I think it would be unfair of me to leave you with the impression tonight that somehow in a new Farm Bill there\'s going to be vast new resources. There will not be new resources in a new Farm Bill. We will be very, very lucky to have anything close to the resources we got in this last Farm Bill as we go forward. Now what does that mean? That means prioritizing. That\'s going to be a very, very difficult thing, and you\'re going to have competing interests, some saying spend it here, others saying spend it there. Obviously in the current Farm Bill the vast majority of the resources do go to the direct payment program, LDPs, countercyclical payments, direct payments, all those kinds of things. And these are fundamental questions in terms of can you slice and dice and do some things there in order to free up resources for programs like EQIP, conservation dollars, agriculture research, energy development, agricultural credit. And I appreciated our bankers that came in there at the end and some of the comments they made. I am personally a big advocate of the Loan Guarantee Programs. Our losses under that program are virtually nonexistent, and it\'s a good program, and so I will leave you with that. So just incredible comments tonight. I really do appreciate the way you guys have stuck around and proved to everybody the way you presented your comments. I\'ve been in some rough meetings in my life. I knew that would not happen among Hoosier farmer friends. But your comments were great, polite, right on target. Thank you all very, very much for being here today. \[Applause.\] MODERATOR: It took a lot of people to put this together, a lot of cooperation. I would like to thank the Indiana State Fair, Farm Bureau for their assistance. A lot of folks behind the scenes making this happen, local and federal agencies, C. Brown, John Nidlinger, Andy Miller and a lot of his staff making sure all of this came together. The folks that always get left out except when there\'s a problem, the guys in the back running sound. They did a great job, kept us on track tonight. We appreciate you as well. \[Applause.\] We\'ve talked a lot about food production, but when it comes to cooking that food production Joe Barto (sp) and his staff cannot be beat. They are great, and they have prepared a wonderful dinner for us. If you have not received a red ticket, see the folks at the door and they will give you that red ticket. There is a tent outside this building with an absolutely wonderful Hoosier dinner waiting for you. Thank you for coming very much. Stay involved. This is not the end; this is the beginning. You can make comments over the website, and you can be involved in this debate of the Farm Bill. Stay informed, and stay involved, and have a safe trip home. Thank you very much. SEC. CONNER: Let\'s close with a hand for Gary and the job he\'s done today as well. Thank you, Gary. \[Applause.\]	en
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degK 2003.338.18:08:23.24/sx/psl,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,1.094 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.28/sx/psr,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-1.905 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.32/sx/pxl,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-4.191 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.35/sx/pxr,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-6.971 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.39/sx/slgat,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-10.00 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.42/sx/srgat,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-9.75 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.45/sx/xlgat,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-10.00 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.48/sx/xrgat,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-10.00 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.51/sx/12v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-12.30 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.54/sx/pcal,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-1148.92 degC 2003.338.18:08:23.57/sx/32v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-24.89 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.60/sx/24v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-28.81 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.63/sx/5v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-7.00 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.66/sx/-5v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-10.00 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.69/sx/15v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-21.70 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.72/sx/-15v,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-30.20 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.75/sx/refrg,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.53 amps 2003.338.18:08:23.78/sx/sled,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,8.79 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.81/sx/xled,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,7.87 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.84/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.09 volt 2003.338.18:08:23.87/sx/laser,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,norm 2003.338.18:08:23.90/sx/oprec,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,low 2003.338.18:08:25.11;sxmon 2003.338.18:08:25.11&sxmon/sxx=slo 2003.338.18:08:25.11&sxmon/sxx=xlo 2003.338.18:08:25.11&sxmon/sxx=sup 2003.338.18:08:25.11&sxmon/sxx=ret 2003.338.18:08:25.11&sxmon/sxx=tbox 2003.338.18:08:25.11&sxmon/sxx=vac 2003.338.18:08:25.11&sxmon/sxx=15k 2003.338.18:08:25.11&sxmon/sxx=50k 2003.338.18:08:25.15/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,2.69 volt 2003.338.18:08:25.19/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.21 volt 2003.338.18:08:25.22/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,266.73 psi 2003.338.18:08:25.25/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,83.54 psi 2003.338.18:08:25.28/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,-88.34 degC 2003.338.18:08:25.31/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.09 volt 2003.338.18:08:25.34/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,26.87 degK 2003.338.18:08:25.37/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,227.16 degK 2003.338.18:09:36.13;dqafor 2003.338.18:09:36.13&dqafor/dqaeven 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/dqa=1 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/repro=,4,6,,* 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/dqa 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/repro=,8,10,,* 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/dqa 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/repro=,12,14,,* 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/dqa 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/repro=,16,18,,* 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/dqa 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/repro=,20,22,,* 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/dqa 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/repro=,24,26,,* 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/dqa 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/repro=,28,30,,* 2003.338.18:09:36.15&dqaeven/dqa 2003.338.18:09:37.68/dqa/1, 2us,04,258475.,0,207, 0.1, -81, 4us,06,260450.,0,207, 0.1,-140 2003.338.18:09:39.17/dqa/1, 6us,08,253825.,0,203, 0.1,-148, 8us,10,254422.,0,203, 0.1, -5 2003.338.18:09:40.66/dqa/1,10us,12,253521.,0,203, 0.1,-113,12us,14,252951.,0,203, 0.1, -8 2003.338.18:09:42.15/dqa/1,14us,16,253405.,0,203, 0.1, 12, 1us,18,253465.,0,203, 0.1, 177 2003.338.18:09:43.65/dqa/1, 3us,20,254395.,0,203, 0.2, -22, 5us,22,253607.,0,203, 0.1, -5 2003.338.18:09:45.14/dqa/1, 7us,24,253783.,0,203, 0.1, -63, 9us,26,254123.,0,203, 0.0, -23 2003.338.18:09:46.63/dqa/1,11us,28,253115.,0,203, 0.1, 19,13us,30,253783.,0,203, 0.2,-126 2003.338.18:09:46.63;dqarev 2003.338.18:09:46.63&dqarev/dqaodd 2003.338.18:09:46.63&dqaodd/dqa=1 2003.338.18:09:46.63&dqaodd/repro=,5,7,,* 2003.338.18:09:46.63&dqaodd/dqa 2003.338.18:09:46.63&dqaodd/repro=,9,11,,* 2003.338.18:09:46.63&dqaodd/dqa 2003.338.18:09:46.63&dqaodd/repro=,13,15,,* 2003.338.18:09:46.63&dqaodd/dqa 2003.338.18:09:46.64&dqaodd/repro=,17,19,,* 2003.338.18:09:46.64&dqaodd/dqa 2003.338.18:09:46.64&dqaodd/repro=,21,23,,* 2003.338.18:09:46.64&dqaodd/dqa 2003.338.18:09:46.64&dqaodd/repro=,25,27,,* 2003.338.18:09:46.64&dqaodd/dqa 2003.338.18:09:46.64&dqaodd/repro=,29,31,,* 2003.338.18:09:46.64&dqaodd/dqa 2003.338.18:09:48.14/dqa/1, 0,05,330438.,0,203, 0.2, -62, 0,07,433248.,0,203, 1.3, -43 2003.338.18:09:49.63/dqa/1, 0,09,387333.,0,203, 0.7, -40, 0,11,433794.,0,203, 1.2, -42 2003.338.18:09:51.12/dqa/1, 0,13,384218.,0,203, 0.7, -41, 0,15,423194.,0,203, 1.2, -37 2003.338.18:09:52.61/dqa/1, 0,17,390946.,0,203, 0.9, -34, 0,19,451557.,0,203, 1.4, -47 2003.338.18:09:54.10/dqa/1, 0,21,343250.,0,203, 0.6, -37, 0,23,446998.,0,203, 1.4, -46 2003.338.18:09:55.59/dqa/1, 0,25,349074.,0,203, 0.8, -56, 0,27,427655.,0,203, 1.3, -46 2003.338.18:09:57.08/dqa/1, 0,29,421680.,0,203, 0.8, -42, 0,31,406253.,0,203, 1.0, -44 2003.338.18:10:03.05;list 2003.338.18:10:04.77;status 2003.338.18:10:19.44?ERROR ch -351 Tape head 1 is not in requested position. 2003.338.18:10:25.86;pass=1 2003.338.18:10:30.85/pass/1,,auto,-330.0,,-330.8,,-0.8, 2003.338.18:13:42.54;"Session r4100 ready message for Kokee Park. 2003.338.18:13:42.56;"------------------------------------------- 2003.338.18:13:42.58;"First source: 1255-316 at 338/1830 UT 2003.338.18:13:42.59;"FMOUT-GPS: -0.1 microseconds 2003.338.18:13:42.60;"Wx: Temperature (C): 13.9 Pressure (mBar): 889.0 Humidity (%): 54.8 2003.338.18:13:42.61;"Sky Conditions: mostly clear sky 2003.338.18:13:42.63;"Cable difference is: longer cable makes the reading smaller by 2003.338.18:13:42.64;" 50.4 microseconds and is nominal 2003.338.18:13:42.65;"Pointing values: 2003.338.18:13:42.67;"SEFD X/S Source Az/El Offset1 Offset2 2003.338.18:13:42.68;" 907/636 virgo-a 149/78 -0.024 0.003 2003.338.18:13:42.70;" 2003.338.18:13:42.71;"Tsys (x1/s/x2): 39/39/33 2003.338.18:13:42.72;"Recorder Humidity (%): na 2003.338.18:29:50.15:disc_pos 2003.338.18:29:50.19/disc_pos/81952,0, 2003.338.18:29:50.23:disc_start=on 2003.338.18:29:50.27:!2003.338.18:29:50 2003.338.18:29:50.27:preob 2003.338.18:29:50.31&preob/onsource 2003.338.18:29:50.31&preob/bbcman 2003.338.18:29:50.31&preob/caltsys 2003.338.18:29:51.23/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.18:29:51.23&bbcman/bbc01=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.23&bbcman/bbc02=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.23&bbcman/bbc03=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc04=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc05=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc06=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc07=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc08=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc09=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc10=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc11=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc12=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc13=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.24&bbcman/bbc14=,,,,,man 2003.338.18:29:51.82&caltsys/bbcman 2003.338.18:29:51.82&caltsys/tpi=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:29:51.82&caltsys/tpgain=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:29:51.82&caltsys/ifdab=20,20,, 2003.338.18:29:51.82&caltsys/ifdcd=20,20,, 2003.338.18:29:51.82&caltsys/!+2s 2003.338.18:29:51.82&caltsys/tpzero=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/ifdab=0,0,, 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/ifdcd=0,0,, 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/calon 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/!+2s 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/tpical=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/tpdiff=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/tpdiffgain=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/bbcagc 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/caloff 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/caltemp=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/tsys=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:29:51.83&caltsys/cab 2003.338.18:29:52.68/tpi/1u,16305,2u,15935,3u,15959,4u,15989,ia,9912 2003.338.18:29:52.68/tpi/9u,16006,au,15993,bu,16009,cu,16121,du,16305,eu,16032,ib,5033 2003.338.18:29:52.68/tpi/5u,15837,6u,15917,7u,16035,8u,15873,ic,16625 2003.338.18:29:52.86/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9900 2003.338.18:29:52.86/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5036 2003.338.18:29:52.86/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16613 2003.338.18:29:55.08/tpzero/1u,498,2u,316,3u,391,4u,445,ia,271 2003.338.18:29:55.08/tpzero/9u,588,au,547,bu,552,cu,518,du,373,eu,429,ib,284 2003.338.18:29:55.08/tpzero/5u,460,6u,577,7u,369,8u,273,ic,591 2003.338.18:29:55.12&calon/sx=,on,on,,, 2003.338.18:29:57.42/tpical/1u,18272,2u,17795,3u,18254,4u,18233,ia,11268 2003.338.18:29:57.42/tpical/9u,18917,au,19101,bu,18727,cu,18661,du,19809,eu,19051 2003.338.18:29:57.42/tpical/ib,5912 2003.338.18:29:57.42/tpical/5u,18291,6u,18304,7u,18314,8u,18187,ic,19222 2003.338.18:29:57.45/tpdiff/1u,1967,2u,1860,3u,2295,4u,2244,ia,1356 2003.338.18:29:57.45/tpdiff/9u,2911,au,3108,bu,2718,cu,2540,du,3504,eu,3019,ib,879 2003.338.18:29:57.45/tpdiff/5u,2454,6u,2387,7u,2279,8u,2314,ic,2597 2003.338.18:29:57.63/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11268 2003.338.18:29:57.63/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5912 2003.338.18:29:57.63/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19222 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc01=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc02=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc03=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc04=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc05=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc06=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc07=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc08=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc09=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc10=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc11=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc12=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.63&bbcagc/bbc13=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:57.64&bbcagc/bbc14=,,,,,agc 2003.338.18:29:58.20&caloff/sx=,off,off,,, 2003.338.18:29:58.30/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.18:29:58.30/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.18:29:58.30/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.18:29:58.30/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.18:29:58.31/tsys/1u,44.2,2u,46.2,3u,37.3,4u,38.1,ia,39.1 2003.338.18:29:58.31/tsys/9u,38.1,au,35.8,bu,40.9,cu,44.2,du,32.7,eu,37.2,ib,38.9 2003.338.18:29:58.31/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,35.3,7u,37.8,8u,37.1,ic,34.0 2003.338.18:29:58.31&cab/hpib=vv,meas? apower 2003.338.18:29:58.31&cab/hpib=vv 2003.338.18:29:58.31&cab/cable 2003.338.18:29:58.79/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.18:29:59.12/cable/2.4179E-04 2003.338.18:29:59.12:!2003.338.18:30:00 2003.338.18:30:00.00:disc_pos 2003.338.18:30:00.00/disc_pos/128053248,0, 2003.338.18:30:00.00:data_valid=on 2003.338.18:30:00.24:midob 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/bbcman 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/tpi=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/tpgain=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/bbcagc 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/caltemp=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/tsys=formbbc,formif 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/onsource 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/cab 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/gps-fmout=ca 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/wx 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/ifdab 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/ifdcd 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/bbc01 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/bbc05 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/bbc09 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/track 2003.338.18:30:00.24&midob/mat=#aa ( ? 2003.338.18:30:00.25&midob/sy=run setcl & 2003.338.18:30:00.25&midob/form 2003.338.18:30:01.00/tpi/1u,16101,2u,15609,3u,15412,4u,15998,ia,9907 2003.338.18:30:01.00/tpi/9u,16291,au,15700,bu,15749,cu,15766,du,16288,eu,16318,ib,5034 2003.338.18:30:01.00/tpi/5u,15830,6u,15926,7u,15417,8u,15876,ic,16622 2003.338.18:30:01.17/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9907 2003.338.18:30:01.17/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,127,eu,121,ib,5034 2003.338.18:30:01.17/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16622 2003.338.18:30:01.74/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.18:30:01.74/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.18:30:01.74/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.18:30:01.74/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.18:30:01.75/tsys/1u,44.3,2u,46.0,3u,37.4,4u,38.1,ia,39.1 2003.338.18:30:01.75/tsys/9u,38.2,au,35.8,bu,41.0,cu,44.1,du,32.7,eu,37.3,ib,38.9 2003.338.18:30:01.75/tsys/5u,34.4,6u,35.4,7u,37.7,8u,37.1,ic,34.0 2003.338.18:30:02.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.18:30:02.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.18:30:02.58/cable/2.4179E-04 2003.338.18:30:02.87/gps-fmout/S +1.50E-07 2003.338.18:30:04.42/wx/14.7,889.4,53.6 2003.338.18:30:04.47/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9901,5035,26,1pps 2003.338.18:30:04.52/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16616,110,24,1pps 2003.338.18:30:04.60/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.18,lock,16304,16189,38,1pps 2003.338.18:30:04.68/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15829,15647,33,1pps 2003.338.18:30:04.76/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.20,lock,16288,15884,61,1pps 2003.338.18:30:05.18#antcn#TR $$/338.18:30:05.08 176.3513 35.7643 0.0004 0.0001 2003.338.18:30:05.18#antcn#CO 0.0453 -0.0902 -0.7974 0.0241 2003.338.18:30:05.67/mat/600B0099 2003.338.18:30:07.66/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.18:30:07.66:!2003.338.18:40:38 2003.338.18:30:07.84#setcl#time/181578286,1,2003,338,18,30,08.00,1.567,24.820,20 2003.338.18:30:07.88#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.18:32:26.30;"Session r4100 ready message for Kokee Park. 2003.338.18:32:26.44;"------------------------------------------- 2003.338.18:32:26.46;"Started recording with source: 1255-316 at: 338/1830 UT 2003.338.18:40:38.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.18:40:38.00:disc_end 2003.338.18:40:38.48:disc_pos 2003.338.18:40:38.48/disc_pos/10367173112,81952, 2003.338.18:40:38.49:disc_check 2003.338.18:40:38.93/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d18h40m38.355s,29508,0.00250s,40000,, 2003.338.18:40:38.93:postob_mk5a 2003.338.18:40:38.96&postob_mk5a/mk5=get_stats 2003.338.18:40:38.96&postob_mk5a/mk5=get_stats 2003.338.18:40:38.96&postob_mk5a/mk5=get_stats 2003.338.18:40:38.96&postob_mk5a/mk5=get_stats 2003.338.18:40:38.96&postob_mk5a/mk5=get_stats 2003.338.18:40:38.96&postob_mk5a/mk5=get_stats 2003.338.18:40:38.96&postob_mk5a/mk5=get_stats 2003.338.18:40:38.97&postob_mk5a/mk5=get_stats 2003.338.18:40:38.97&postob_mk5a/postob 2003.338.18:40:39.02/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 9902 : 9878 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:40:39.03/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 9901 : 9877 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:40:39.04/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 9904 : 9877 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:40:39.05/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 9901 : 9877 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:40:39.06/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 9901 : 9877 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:40:39.06/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 9901 : 9877 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:40:39.07/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 9901 : 9877 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:40:39.08/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 9901 : 9877 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:40:39.12:scan_name=338-1843,r4100,203 2003.338.18:40:39.13:source=1056+212,105658.43,211328.1,1950.0,cw 2003.338.18:40:40.09:setupsx 2003.338.18:40:49.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.18:40:49.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.18:40:49.36/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 2 ; 2003.338.18:40:49.36:!2003.338.18:42:51 2003.338.18:41:34.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.18:42:32.54;"Session ohig28 stop message for Kokee Park. 2003.338.18:42:32.68;"------------------------------------------- 2003.338.18:42:32.70;"Tape Inventory: 7 thin 2003.338.18:42:32.72;"Observation finished at: 338/1749 UT 2003.338.18:42:51.01:disc_pos 2003.338.18:42:51.05/disc_pos/10367173112,10366173112, 2003.338.18:42:51.06:disc_start=on 2003.338.18:42:51.09:!2003.338.18:42:51 2003.338.18:42:51.12:preob 2003.338.18:42:52.19/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.18:42:53.53/tpi/1u,16249,2u,16353,3u,15967,4u,16247,ia,9425 2003.338.18:42:53.53/tpi/9u,16276,au,16237,bu,16133,cu,16042,du,16302,eu,16146,ib,4730 2003.338.18:42:53.53/tpi/5u,16201,6u,16211,7u,16172,8u,15938,ic,15687 2003.338.18:42:53.70/tpgain/1u,145,2u,120,3u,111,4u,87,ia,9425 2003.338.18:42:53.70/tpgain/9u,128,au,103,bu,126,cu,105,du,130,eu,124,ib,4730 2003.338.18:42:53.70/tpgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,58,8u,68,ic,15687 2003.338.18:42:55.92/tpzero/1u,503,2u,329,3u,398,4u,454,ia,266 2003.338.18:42:55.92/tpzero/9u,597,au,555,bu,563,cu,522,du,383,eu,435,ib,280 2003.338.18:42:55.92/tpzero/5u,465,6u,584,7u,371,8u,277,ic,584 2003.338.18:42:58.18/tpical/1u,18279,2u,18321,3u,18327,4u,18602,ia,10773 2003.338.18:42:58.18/tpical/9u,19479,au,19546,bu,19100,cu,18688,du,20013,eu,19258 2003.338.18:42:58.18/tpical/ib,5580 2003.338.18:42:58.18/tpical/5u,18826,6u,18729,7u,18557,8u,18412,ic,18254 2003.338.18:42:58.18/tpdiff/1u,2030,2u,1968,3u,2360,4u,2355,ia,1348 2003.338.18:42:58.19/tpdiff/9u,3203,au,3309,bu,2967,cu,2646,du,3711,eu,3112,ib,850 2003.338.18:42:58.19/tpdiff/5u,2625,6u,2518,7u,2385,8u,2474,ic,2567 2003.338.18:42:58.36/tpdiffgain/1u,145,2u,120,3u,111,4u,87,ia,10773 2003.338.18:42:58.36/tpdiffgain/9u,128,au,103,bu,126,cu,105,du,130,eu,124,ib,5580 2003.338.18:42:58.36/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,58,8u,68,ic,18254 2003.338.18:42:58.94/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.18:42:58.94/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.18:42:58.94/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.18:42:58.94/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.18:42:58.95/tsys/1u,42.7,2u,44.8,3u,36.3,4u,36.9,ia,37.4 2003.338.18:42:58.95/tsys/9u,35.2,au,34.1,bu,37.8,cu,42.2,du,30.9,eu,36.3,ib,37.7 2003.338.18:42:58.95/tsys/5u,33.0,6u,34.1,7u,36.4,8u,34.8,ic,32.4 2003.338.18:42:59.17/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.18:42:59.53/cable/2.4046E-04 2003.338.18:42:59.53:!2003.338.18:43:01 2003.338.18:43:01.00:disc_pos 2003.338.18:43:01.00/disc_pos/10495074304,10366173112, 2003.338.18:43:01.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.18:43:01.01:midob 2003.338.18:43:01.75/tpi/1u,16006,2u,15764,3u,15458,4u,15876,ia,9416 2003.338.18:43:01.75/tpi/9u,16630,au,15637,bu,16132,cu,15727,du,16043,eu,16104,ib,4745 2003.338.18:43:01.75/tpi/5u,15545,6u,15827,7u,15569,8u,15929,ic,15672 2003.338.18:43:01.93/tpgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,109,4u,86,ia,9416 2003.338.18:43:01.93/tpgain/9u,129,au,101,bu,126,cu,104,du,129,eu,124,ib,4723 2003.338.18:43:01.93/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15667 2003.338.18:43:02.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.18:43:02.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.18:43:02.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.18:43:02.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.18:43:02.51/tsys/1u,42.6,2u,44.6,3u,36.4,4u,36.9,ia,37.3 2003.338.18:43:02.51/tsys/9u,35.5,au,34.2,bu,37.8,cu,42.2,du,30.9,eu,36.3,ib,37.8 2003.338.18:43:02.51/tsys/5u,32.8,6u,34.2,7u,36.3,8u,34.8,ic,32.3 2003.338.18:43:03.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.18:43:03.28/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.18:43:03.62/cable/2.4053E-04 2003.338.18:43:03.86/gps-fmout/S +1.38E-07 2003.338.18:43:04.71/wx/15.3,889.5,51.0 2003.338.18:43:04.76/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9419,4716,26,1pps 2003.338.18:43:04.81/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15670,109,24,1pps 2003.338.18:43:04.89/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.06, 7.42,lock,16243,16292,38,1pps 2003.338.18:43:04.97/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -0.75,lock,16184,15842,33,1pps 2003.338.18:43:05.05/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 6.05, 5.49,lock,15726,15911,61,1pps 2003.338.18:43:06.19#antcn#TR $$/338.18:43:06.09 273.0352 62.7162 -0.0002 -0.0000 2003.338.18:43:06.21#antcn#CO -0.0027 -0.0401 -0.7974 0.0090 2003.338.18:43:06.37/mat/600B0088 2003.338.18:43:07.85/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.18:43:07.85:!2003.338.18:46:24 2003.338.18:43:08.85#setcl#time/181656385,1,2003,338,18,43,09.00,1.563,25.036,20 2003.338.18:43:08.85#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.18:46:24.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.18:46:24.00:disc_end 2003.338.18:46:24.48:disc_pos 2003.338.18:46:24.49/disc_pos/13777005704,10367173112, 2003.338.18:46:24.49:disc_check 2003.338.18:46:24.92/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d18h46m24.355s,32368,0.00250s,40000,2126164548, 2003.338.18:46:24.92:postob_mk5a 2003.338.18:46:24.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 13167 : 13119 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:46:24.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 13167 : 13120 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:46:24.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 13171 : 13118 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:46:24.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 13167 : 13118 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:46:24.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 13166 : 13119 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:46:24.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 13166 : 13119 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:46:24.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 13166 : 13119 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:46:24.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 13166 : 13118 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:46:24.99:scan_name=338-1852,r4100,98 2003.338.18:46:25.00:source=1357+769,135742.17,765753.8,1950.0,cw 2003.338.18:46:25.10:setupsx 2003.338.18:46:34.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.18:46:34.32/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.18:46:34.35/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 3 ; 2003.338.18:46:34.35:!2003.338.18:52:49 2003.338.18:47:17.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.18:52:49.00:disc_pos 2003.338.18:52:49.00/disc_pos/13777005704,13776005704, 2003.338.18:52:49.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.18:52:49.05:!2003.338.18:52:49 2003.338.18:52:49.05:preob 2003.338.18:52:50.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.18:52:51.48/tpi/1u,16198,2u,16255,3u,16230,4u,16265,ia,10079 2003.338.18:52:51.48/tpi/9u,16143,au,16102,bu,16124,cu,16275,du,16245,eu,16244,ib,5050 2003.338.18:52:51.48/tpi/5u,16113,6u,16077,7u,16190,8u,16057,ic,16817 2003.338.18:52:51.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10079 2003.338.18:52:51.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,5050 2003.338.18:52:51.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16817 2003.338.18:52:53.88/tpzero/1u,494,2u,320,3u,395,4u,448,ia,273 2003.338.18:52:53.88/tpzero/9u,592,au,549,bu,554,cu,520,du,372,eu,431,ib,284 2003.338.18:52:53.88/tpzero/5u,462,6u,577,7u,370,8u,274,ic,592 2003.338.18:52:56.11/tpical/1u,18138,2u,18150,3u,18563,4u,18540,ia,11467 2003.338.18:52:56.11/tpical/9u,19036,au,19252,bu,18876,cu,18824,du,19748,eu,19254 2003.338.18:52:56.11/tpical/ib,5937 2003.338.18:52:56.11/tpical/5u,18612,6u,18411,7u,18512,8u,18426,ic,19479 2003.338.18:52:56.12/tpdiff/1u,1940,2u,1895,3u,2333,4u,2275,ia,1388 2003.338.18:52:56.12/tpdiff/9u,2893,au,3150,bu,2752,cu,2549,du,3503,eu,3010,ib,887 2003.338.18:52:56.12/tpdiff/5u,2499,6u,2334,7u,2322,8u,2369,ic,2662 2003.338.18:52:56.29/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11467 2003.338.18:52:56.29/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,5937 2003.338.18:52:56.29/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19479 2003.338.18:52:56.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.18:52:56.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.18:52:56.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.18:52:56.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.18:52:56.88/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,46.2,3u,37.3,4u,38.2,ia,38.9 2003.338.18:52:56.88/tsys/9u,38.7,au,35.5,bu,40.7,cu,44.5,du,32.6,eu,37.8,ib,38.7 2003.338.18:52:56.88/tsys/5u,34.4,6u,36.5,7u,37.5,8u,36.6,ic,33.5 2003.338.18:52:56.99/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.18:52:57.36/cable/2.3824E-04 2003.338.18:52:57.36:!2003.338.18:52:59 2003.338.18:52:59.00:disc_pos 2003.338.18:52:59.00/disc_pos/13904904192,13776005704, 2003.338.18:52:59.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.18:52:59.01:midob 2003.338.18:52:59.77/tpi/1u,16216,2u,15656,3u,15431,4u,15836,ia,10085 2003.338.18:52:59.77/tpi/9u,16166,au,15825,bu,15621,cu,15954,du,16042,eu,15709,ib,5056 2003.338.18:52:59.77/tpi/5u,15551,6u,16040,7u,15563,8u,16077,ic,16830 2003.338.18:52:59.95/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10079 2003.338.18:52:59.95/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5057 2003.338.18:52:59.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16820 2003.338.18:53:00.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.18:53:00.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.18:53:00.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.18:53:00.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.18:53:00.53/tsys/1u,44.6,2u,46.1,3u,37.6,4u,38.1,ia,38.9 2003.338.18:53:00.53/tsys/9u,38.8,au,35.7,bu,40.8,cu,44.5,du,32.7,eu,37.8,ib,38.7 2003.338.18:53:00.53/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,36.4,7u,37.3,8u,36.7,ic,33.5 2003.338.18:53:01.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.18:53:01.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.18:53:01.63/cable/2.3817E-04 2003.338.18:53:01.86/gps-fmout/S +1.15E-07 2003.338.18:53:02.45/wx/15.7,889.7,50.0 2003.338.18:53:02.50/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10080,5060,26,1pps 2003.338.18:53:02.55/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16819,109,24,1pps 2003.338.18:53:02.63/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16201,16289,38,1pps 2003.338.18:53:02.71/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16119,15914,33,1pps 2003.338.18:53:02.79/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16193,16033,61,1pps 2003.338.18:53:03.17#antcn#TR $$/338.18:53:03.09 3.5952 35.0198 -0.0001 -0.0001 2003.338.18:53:03.17#antcn#CO 0.0521 -0.0649 -0.7974 0.0249 2003.338.18:53:04.32/mat/600B0208 2003.338.18:53:04.83#setcl#time/181715983,1,2003,338,18,53,05.00,1.571,25.202,21 2003.338.18:53:04.83#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.18:53:05.33/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.18:53:05.33:!2003.338.18:54:37 2003.338.18:54:37.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.18:54:37.00:disc_end 2003.338.18:54:37.49:disc_pos 2003.338.18:54:37.50/disc_pos/15507748264,13777005704, 2003.338.18:54:37.50:disc_check 2003.338.18:54:37.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d18h54m37.365s,7488,0.00250s,40000,6157442320, 2003.338.18:54:37.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.18:54:37.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 14831 : 14759 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:54:37.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 14830 : 14760 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:54:37.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 14836 : 14759 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:54:37.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 14830 : 14758 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:54:37.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 14829 : 14760 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:54:37.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 14832 : 14758 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:54:37.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 14829 : 14759 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:54:37.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 14830 : 14758 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:54:37.99:scan_name=338-1856a,r4100,145 2003.338.18:54:38.00:source=0748+126,074805.04,123845.6,1950.0,cw 2003.338.18:54:38.09:setupsx 2003.338.18:54:47.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.18:54:47.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.18:54:47.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 4 ; 2003.338.18:54:47.32:!2003.338.18:56:09 2003.338.18:55:28.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.18:56:09.00:disc_pos 2003.338.18:56:09.00/disc_pos/15507748264,15506748264, 2003.338.18:56:09.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.18:56:09.06:!2003.338.18:56:09 2003.338.18:56:09.06:preob 2003.338.18:56:10.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.18:56:11.46/tpi/1u,16348,2u,15976,3u,16138,4u,16243,ia,11142 2003.338.18:56:11.46/tpi/9u,16193,au,15963,bu,16107,cu,16204,du,16001,eu,16131,ib,5585 2003.338.18:56:11.46/tpi/5u,15929,6u,15905,7u,16069,8u,16324,ic,18657 2003.338.18:56:11.64/tpgain/1u,134,2u,110,3u,102,4u,80,ia,11142 2003.338.18:56:11.64/tpgain/9u,118,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5585 2003.338.18:56:11.64/tpgain/5u,51,6u,74,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18657 2003.338.18:56:13.87/tpzero/1u,487,2u,307,3u,382,4u,442,ia,283 2003.338.18:56:13.87/tpzero/9u,584,au,538,bu,543,cu,509,du,352,eu,423,ib,288 2003.338.18:56:13.87/tpzero/5u,460,6u,572,7u,365,8u,277,ic,610 2003.338.18:56:16.10/tpical/1u,18121,2u,17674,3u,18210,4u,18252,ia,12524 2003.338.18:56:16.10/tpical/9u,18716,au,18706,bu,18552,cu,18476,du,19035,eu,18759 2003.338.18:56:16.10/tpical/ib,6449 2003.338.18:56:16.10/tpical/5u,18152,6u,18086,7u,18106,8u,18489,ic,21312 2003.338.18:56:16.11/tpdiff/1u,1773,2u,1698,3u,2072,4u,2009,ia,1382 2003.338.18:56:16.11/tpdiff/9u,2523,au,2743,bu,2445,cu,2272,du,3034,eu,2628,ib,864 2003.338.18:56:16.11/tpdiff/5u,2223,6u,2181,7u,2037,8u,2165,ic,2655 2003.338.18:56:16.28/tpdiffgain/1u,134,2u,110,3u,102,4u,80,ia,12524 2003.338.18:56:16.28/tpdiffgain/9u,118,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,6449 2003.338.18:56:16.28/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,74,7u,53,8u,63,ic,21312 2003.338.18:56:16.86/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.18:56:16.86/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.18:56:16.86/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.18:56:16.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.18:56:16.87/tsys/1u,49.2,2u,50.8,3u,41.8,4u,43.3,ia,43.2 2003.338.18:56:16.87/tsys/9u,44.5,au,40.5,bu,45.8,cu,49.7,du,37.1,eu,43.0,ib,44.1 2003.338.18:56:16.87/tsys/5u,38.3,6u,38.7,7u,42.4,8u,40.8,ic,37.4 2003.338.18:56:17.02/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.18:56:17.37/cable/2.3839E-04 2003.338.18:56:17.37:!2003.338.18:56:19 2003.338.18:56:19.00:disc_pos 2003.338.18:56:19.00/disc_pos/15635636224,15506748264, 2003.338.18:56:19.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.18:56:19.02:midob 2003.338.18:56:19.75/tpi/1u,16116,2u,15725,3u,15845,4u,15834,ia,11146 2003.338.18:56:19.75/tpi/9u,15901,au,15666,bu,15853,cu,15912,du,15762,eu,15844,ib,5592 2003.338.18:56:19.75/tpi/5u,15959,6u,15940,7u,16038,8u,15857,ic,18672 2003.338.18:56:19.93/tpgain/1u,133,2u,109,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11148 2003.338.18:56:19.93/tpgain/9u,117,au,93,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,5584 2003.338.18:56:19.93/tpgain/5u,51,6u,74,7u,53,8u,62,ic,18672 2003.338.18:56:20.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.18:56:20.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.18:56:20.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.18:56:20.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.18:56:20.51/tsys/1u,49.2,2u,50.9,3u,41.9,4u,43.2,ia,43.2 2003.338.18:56:20.51/tsys/9u,44.5,au,40.6,bu,45.9,cu,49.9,du,37.2,eu,43.0,ib,44.2 2003.338.18:56:20.51/tsys/5u,38.3,6u,38.8,7u,42.3,8u,40.9,ic,37.4 2003.338.18:56:21.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.18:56:21.29/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.18:56:21.65/cable/2.3847E-04 2003.338.18:56:21.86/gps-fmout/S +1.74E-07 2003.338.18:56:22.84/wx/15.9,889.7,49.2 2003.338.18:56:22.90/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11155,5585,26,1pps 2003.338.18:56:22.95/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18677,109,24,1pps 2003.338.18:56:23.03/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.38, 6.63,lock,16369,16140,38,1pps 2003.338.18:56:23.11/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.01, -1.52,lock,15950,15784,33,1pps 2003.338.18:56:23.19/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.20, 4.82,lock,15896,16117,61,1pps 2003.338.18:56:24.18#antcn#TR $$/338.18:56:24.10 278.0939 13.9284 -0.0000 -0.0002 2003.338.18:56:24.18#antcn#CO 0.0513 -0.0950 -0.7974 0.0695 2003.338.18:56:24.71/mat/600B0076 2003.338.18:56:25.26/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.18:56:25.26:!2003.338.18:58:44 2003.338.18:56:25.84#setcl#time/181736083,1,2003,338,18,56,26.00,1.568,25.258,20 2003.338.18:56:25.84#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.18:58:44.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.18:58:44.00:disc_end 2003.338.18:58:44.48:disc_pos 2003.338.18:58:44.48/disc_pos/17990413728,15507748264, 2003.338.18:58:44.49:disc_check 2003.338.18:58:44.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d18h58m44.355s,31976,0.00250s,40000,1469150048, 2003.338.18:58:44.89:postob_mk5a 2003.338.18:58:44.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 17213 : 17117 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:58:44.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 17211 : 17117 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:58:44.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 17217 : 17116 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:58:44.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 17211 : 17115 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:58:44.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 17211 : 17117 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:58:44.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 17213 : 17115 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:58:44.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 17210 : 17116 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:58:44.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 17211 : 17115 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.18:58:44.98:scan_name=338-1902,r4100,98 2003.338.18:58:44.98:source=1741-038,174120.64,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.18:58:45.09:setupsx 2003.338.18:58:54.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.18:58:54.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.18:58:54.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 5 ; 2003.338.18:58:54.32:!2003.338.19:02:10 2003.338.19:00:21.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.19:02:10.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:02:10.00/disc_pos/17990413728,17989413728, 2003.338.19:02:10.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.19:02:10.05:!2003.338.19:02:10 2003.338.19:02:10.05:preob 2003.338.19:02:11.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:02:12.48/tpi/1u,16222,2u,15969,3u,16081,4u,15992,ia,10704 2003.338.19:02:12.48/tpi/9u,15898,au,16287,bu,15947,cu,16058,du,16078,eu,15906,ib,5487 2003.338.19:02:12.48/tpi/5u,15926,6u,16167,7u,15960,8u,15984,ic,17897 2003.338.19:02:12.66/tpgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10704 2003.338.19:02:12.66/tpgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,116,cu,98,du,121,eu,115,ib,5487 2003.338.19:02:12.66/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17897 2003.338.19:02:14.89/tpzero/1u,488,2u,311,3u,385,4u,441,ia,278 2003.338.19:02:14.89/tpzero/9u,580,au,544,bu,543,cu,510,du,358,eu,423,ib,288 2003.338.19:02:14.89/tpzero/5u,459,6u,575,7u,365,8u,272,ic,601 2003.338.19:02:17.13/tpical/1u,18025,2u,17732,3u,18244,4u,18094,ia,12094 2003.338.19:02:17.13/tpical/9u,18538,au,19168,bu,18464,cu,18391,du,19272,eu,18624 2003.338.19:02:17.13/tpical/ib,6358 2003.338.19:02:17.13/tpical/5u,18240,6u,18426,7u,18131,8u,18212,ic,20556 2003.338.19:02:17.14/tpdiff/1u,1803,2u,1763,3u,2163,4u,2102,ia,1390 2003.338.19:02:17.14/tpdiff/9u,2640,au,2881,bu,2517,cu,2333,du,3194,eu,2718,ib,871 2003.338.19:02:17.14/tpdiff/5u,2314,6u,2259,7u,2171,8u,2228,ic,2659 2003.338.19:02:17.31/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12094 2003.338.19:02:17.31/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,116,cu,98,du,121,eu,115,ib,6358 2003.338.19:02:17.31/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20556 2003.338.19:02:17.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:02:17.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:02:17.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:02:17.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:02:17.91/tsys/1u,48.0,2u,48.8,3u,39.9,4u,40.7,ia,41.3 2003.338.19:02:17.91/tsys/9u,41.8,au,39.3,bu,44.1,cu,48.0,du,35.4,eu,41.0,ib,43.0 2003.338.19:02:17.91/tsys/5u,36.8,6u,38.0,7u,39.5,8u,38.8,ic,35.8 2003.338.19:02:18.02/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:02:18.36/cable/2.3691E-04 2003.338.19:02:18.36:!2003.338.19:02:20 2003.338.19:02:20.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:02:20.00/disc_pos/18118348800,17989413728, 2003.338.19:02:20.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.19:02:20.02:midob 2003.338.19:02:20.77/tpi/1u,16210,2u,15670,3u,15499,4u,15985,ia,10703 2003.338.19:02:20.77/tpi/9u,15636,au,15837,bu,15623,cu,15700,du,15826,eu,15621,ib,5475 2003.338.19:02:20.77/tpi/5u,15909,6u,16152,7u,15980,8u,16015,ic,17893 2003.338.19:02:20.95/tpgain/1u,136,2u,111,3u,102,4u,81,ia,10703 2003.338.19:02:20.95/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,115,cu,97,du,120,eu,114,ib,5470 2003.338.19:02:20.95/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17899 2003.338.19:02:21.53/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:02:21.53/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:02:21.53/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:02:21.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:02:21.54/tsys/1u,48.0,2u,48.8,3u,40.0,4u,40.7,ia,41.2 2003.338.19:02:21.54/tsys/9u,41.8,au,39.1,bu,43.9,cu,47.9,du,35.5,eu,41.0,ib,42.9 2003.338.19:02:21.54/tsys/5u,36.7,6u,37.9,7u,39.6,8u,38.9,ic,35.8 2003.338.19:02:22.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:02:22.28/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:02:22.64/cable/2.3758E-04 2003.338.19:02:22.86/gps-fmout/S +1.82E-07 2003.338.19:02:22.87/wx/16.1,889.7,49.5 2003.338.19:02:22.93/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10704,5471,26,1pps 2003.338.19:02:22.98/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17898,109,24,1pps 2003.338.19:02:23.06/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16229,16159,38,1pps 2003.338.19:02:23.14/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,15912,15688,33,1pps 2003.338.19:02:23.22/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.90,lock,15869,15895,61,1pps 2003.338.19:02:24.17#antcn#TR $$/338.19:02:24.10 102.9016 19.6441 0.0002 0.0000 2003.338.19:02:24.17#antcn#CO 0.0576 -0.1033 -0.7974 0.0486 2003.338.19:02:25.39/mat/600B0165 2003.338.19:02:26.01/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.19:02:26.02:!2003.338.19:03:58 2003.338.19:02:26.84#setcl#time/181772183,1,2003,338,19,02,27.00,1.562,25.358,20 2003.338.19:02:26.84#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.19:03:58.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.19:03:58.00:disc_end 2003.338.19:03:58.49:disc_pos 2003.338.19:03:58.49/disc_pos/19721190840,17990413728, 2003.338.19:03:58.50:disc_check 2003.338.19:03:58.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d19h03m58.367s,8520,0.00250s,40000,3293446344, 2003.338.19:03:58.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.19:03:58.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 18876 : 18757 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:03:58.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 18876 : 18758 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:03:58.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 18882 : 18756 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:03:58.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 18875 : 18755 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:03:58.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 18875 : 18757 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:03:58.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 18876 : 18756 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:03:58.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 18874 : 18756 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:03:58.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 18874 : 18755 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:03:58.99:scan_name=338-1911,r4100,168 2003.338.19:03:58.99:source=3c418,203707.50,510835.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.19:03:59.09:setupsx 2003.338.19:04:08.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.19:04:08.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.19:04:08.37/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 6 ; 2003.338.19:04:08.37:!2003.338.19:11:12 2003.338.19:04:40.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.19:11:12.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:11:12.00/disc_pos/19721190840,19720190840, 2003.338.19:11:12.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.19:11:12.04:!2003.338.19:11:12 2003.338.19:11:12.05:preob 2003.338.19:11:13.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:11:14.48/tpi/1u,16010,2u,16009,3u,16076,4u,16236,ia,13325 2003.338.19:11:14.48/tpi/9u,16157,au,15916,bu,16040,cu,15902,du,15986,eu,15960,ib,6742 2003.338.19:11:14.48/tpi/5u,16124,6u,15947,7u,15641,8u,16093,ic,22397 2003.338.19:11:14.66/tpgain/1u,122,2u,101,3u,94,4u,73,ia,13325 2003.338.19:11:14.66/tpgain/9u,107,au,85,bu,104,cu,87,du,109,eu,104,ib,6742 2003.338.19:11:14.66/tpgain/5u,47,6u,68,7u,48,8u,57,ic,22397 2003.338.19:11:16.89/tpzero/1u,466,2u,294,3u,364,4u,432,ia,303 2003.338.19:11:16.89/tpzero/9u,569,au,524,bu,521,cu,490,du,331,eu,409,ib,299 2003.338.19:11:16.89/tpzero/5u,458,6u,565,7u,357,8u,270,ic,640 2003.338.19:11:19.13/tpical/1u,17432,2u,17441,3u,17764,4u,17924,ia,14698 2003.338.19:11:19.13/tpical/9u,18221,au,18099,bu,18017,cu,17732,du,18523,eu,18175 2003.338.19:11:19.13/tpical/ib,7597 2003.338.19:11:19.13/tpical/5u,17943,6u,17718,7u,17295,8u,17850,ic,25022 2003.338.19:11:19.14/tpdiff/1u,1422,2u,1432,3u,1688,4u,1688,ia,1373 2003.338.19:11:19.14/tpdiff/9u,2064,au,2183,bu,1977,cu,1830,du,2537,eu,2215,ib,855 2003.338.19:11:19.14/tpdiff/5u,1819,6u,1771,7u,1654,8u,1757,ic,2625 2003.338.19:11:19.31/tpdiffgain/1u,122,2u,101,3u,94,4u,73,ia,14698 2003.338.19:11:19.31/tpdiffgain/9u,107,au,85,bu,104,cu,87,du,109,eu,104,ib,7597 2003.338.19:11:19.31/tpdiffgain/5u,47,6u,68,7u,48,8u,57,ic,25022 2003.338.19:11:19.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:11:19.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:11:19.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:11:19.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:11:19.90/tsys/1u,60.1,2u,60.4,3u,51.2,4u,51.5,ia,52.2 2003.338.19:11:19.90/tsys/9u,54.4,au,50.8,bu,56.5,cu,60.6,du,44.4,eu,50.5,ib,54.3 2003.338.19:11:19.90/tsys/5u,47.4,6u,47.8,7u,50.8,8u,49.5,ic,45.6 2003.338.19:11:20.01/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:11:20.35/cable/2.3573E-04 2003.338.19:11:20.35:!2003.338.19:11:22 2003.338.19:11:22.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:11:22.00/disc_pos/19849076736,19720190840, 2003.338.19:11:22.00:data_valid=on 2003.338.19:11:22.03:midob 2003.338.19:11:22.78/tpi/1u,15760,2u,15693,3u,15747,4u,16236,ia,13319 2003.338.19:11:22.78/tpi/9u,15868,au,15907,bu,15703,cu,15910,du,15731,eu,15983,ib,6738 2003.338.19:11:22.78/tpi/5u,16098,6u,15937,7u,15647,8u,16086,ic,22391 2003.338.19:11:22.96/tpgain/1u,121,2u,100,3u,93,4u,73,ia,13320 2003.338.19:11:22.96/tpgain/9u,106,au,85,bu,103,cu,87,du,108,eu,104,ib,6747 2003.338.19:11:22.96/tpgain/5u,47,6u,68,7u,48,8u,57,ic,22389 2003.338.19:11:23.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:11:23.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:11:23.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:11:23.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:11:23.55/tsys/1u,60.2,2u,60.4,3u,51.2,4u,51.5,ia,52.1 2003.338.19:11:23.55/tsys/9u,54.4,au,50.7,bu,56.4,cu,60.7,du,44.5,eu,50.6,ib,54.2 2003.338.19:11:23.55/tsys/5u,47.3,6u,47.7,7u,50.8,8u,49.5,ic,45.6 2003.338.19:11:24.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:11:24.29/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:11:24.63/cable/2.3573E-04 2003.338.19:11:24.87/gps-fmout/S +9.0E-08 2003.338.19:11:27.94/wx/16.4,889.7,51.1 2003.338.19:11:27.99/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,13312,6743,26,1pps 2003.338.19:11:28.04/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,22375,109,24,1pps 2003.338.19:11:28.12/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.98,lock,15988,16033,38,1pps 2003.338.19:11:28.20/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.72, -2.18,lock,16097,16216,33,1pps 2003.338.19:11:28.28/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.42, 3.92,lock,16126,15974,61,1pps 2003.338.19:11:29.18#antcn#TR $$/338.19:11:29.09 36.7125 6.5070 0.0001 -0.0001 2003.338.19:11:29.18#antcn#CO 0.0570 -0.0988 -0.7974 0.1448 2003.338.19:11:30.43/mat/600B0240 2003.338.19:11:30.99/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.19:11:31.00:!2003.338.19:14:10 2003.338.19:11:31.83#setcl#time/181826681,1,2003,338,19,11,32.00,1.571,25.510,21 2003.338.19:11:31.83#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.19:14:10.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.19:14:10.01:disc_end 2003.338.19:14:10.50:disc_pos 2003.338.19:14:10.51/disc_pos/22572217312,19721190840, 2003.338.19:14:10.52:disc_check 2003.338.19:14:10.92/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d19h14m10.383s,9432,0.00250s,40000,6941212616, 2003.338.19:14:10.92:postob_mk5a 2003.338.19:14:10.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 21608 : 21466 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:14:10.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 21608 : 21466 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:14:10.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 21615 : 21466 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:14:10.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 21607 : 21463 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:14:10.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 21607 : 21466 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:14:10.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 21610 : 21464 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:14:10.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 21606 : 21464 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:14:10.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 21606 : 21464 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:14:10.99:scan_name=338-1916,r4100,98 2003.338.19:14:11.00:source=0955+476,095508.50,473928.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.19:14:11.09:setupsx 2003.338.19:14:20.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.19:14:20.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.19:14:20.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 7 ; 2003.338.19:14:20.32:!2003.338.19:16:23 2003.338.19:15:00.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.19:16:23.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:16:23.00/disc_pos/22572217312,22571217312, 2003.338.19:16:23.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.19:16:23.04:!2003.338.19:16:23 2003.338.19:16:23.05:preob 2003.338.19:16:24.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:16:25.49/tpi/1u,16357,2u,16099,3u,16298,4u,16112,ia,9770 2003.338.19:16:25.49/tpi/9u,15916,au,15896,bu,16124,cu,16066,du,16263,eu,16094,ib,5012 2003.338.19:16:25.49/tpi/5u,16106,6u,15876,7u,16163,8u,16037,ic,16254 2003.338.19:16:25.67/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9770 2003.338.19:16:25.67/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5012 2003.338.19:16:25.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16254 2003.338.19:16:27.90/tpzero/1u,499,2u,319,3u,400,4u,448,ia,269 2003.338.19:16:27.90/tpzero/9u,588,au,546,bu,556,cu,517,du,375,eu,431,ib,283 2003.338.19:16:27.90/tpzero/5u,464,6u,577,7u,371,8u,276,ic,588 2003.338.19:16:30.14/tpical/1u,18335,2u,17977,3u,18644,4u,18364,ia,11123 2003.338.19:16:30.14/tpical/9u,18820,au,19033,bu,18903,cu,18631,du,19789,eu,19083 2003.338.19:16:30.14/tpical/ib,5891 2003.338.19:16:30.14/tpical/5u,18656,6u,18254,7u,18541,8u,18379,ic,18835 2003.338.19:16:30.15/tpdiff/1u,1978,2u,1878,3u,2346,4u,2252,ia,1353 2003.338.19:16:30.15/tpdiff/9u,2904,au,3137,bu,2779,cu,2565,du,3526,eu,2989,ib,879 2003.338.19:16:30.15/tpdiff/5u,2550,6u,2378,7u,2378,8u,2342,ic,2581 2003.338.19:16:30.32/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11123 2003.338.19:16:30.32/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5891 2003.338.19:16:30.32/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18835 2003.338.19:16:30.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:16:30.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:16:30.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:16:30.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:16:30.91/tsys/1u,44.1,2u,46.2,3u,37.3,4u,38.3,ia,38.6 2003.338.19:16:30.91/tsys/9u,38.0,au,35.2,bu,40.3,cu,43.6,du,32.4,eu,37.7,ib,38.7 2003.338.19:16:30.91/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,35.4,7u,36.5,8u,37.0,ic,33.4 2003.338.19:16:31.02/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:16:31.37/cable/2.3706E-04 2003.338.19:16:31.37:!2003.338.19:16:33 2003.338.19:16:33.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:16:33.00/disc_pos/22700101632,22571217312, 2003.338.19:16:33.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.19:16:33.01:midob 2003.338.19:16:33.75/tpi/1u,16159,2u,15839,3u,15508,4u,15766,ia,9776 2003.338.19:16:33.75/tpi/9u,15978,au,15645,bu,15671,cu,15812,du,16295,eu,16369,ib,5015 2003.338.19:16:33.75/tpi/5u,15599,6u,15899,7u,15663,8u,16012,ic,16262 2003.338.19:16:33.93/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9778 2003.338.19:16:33.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,127,eu,121,ib,5011 2003.338.19:16:33.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16260 2003.338.19:16:34.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:16:34.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:16:34.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:16:34.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:16:34.51/tsys/1u,44.2,2u,46.3,3u,37.5,4u,38.3,ia,38.6 2003.338.19:16:34.51/tsys/9u,38.2,au,35.4,bu,40.5,cu,43.8,du,32.5,eu,37.7,ib,38.8 2003.338.19:16:34.51/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,35.4,7u,36.7,8u,37.0,ic,33.4 2003.338.19:16:35.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:16:35.29/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:16:35.65/cable/2.3706E-04 2003.338.19:16:35.87/gps-fmout/S +9.2E-08 2003.338.19:16:37.75/wx/16.4,889.7,51.3 2003.338.19:16:37.80/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9777,5009,26,1pps 2003.338.19:16:37.85/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16261,110,24,1pps 2003.338.19:16:37.93/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16178,16284,38,1pps 2003.338.19:16:38.01/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16145,15910,33,1pps 2003.338.19:16:38.10/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.27,lock,16011,16094,61,1pps 2003.338.19:16:39.17#antcn#TR $$/338.19:16:39.10 314.3809 40.8229 -0.0001 -0.0001 2003.338.19:16:39.17#antcn#CO 0.0400 -0.0588 -0.7974 0.0203 2003.338.19:16:39.83/mat/600B0071 2003.338.19:16:40.39/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.19:16:40.39:!2003.338.19:18:11 2003.338.19:16:40.85#setcl#time/181857582,1,2003,338,19,16,41.00,1.557,25.595,19 2003.338.19:16:40.85#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.19:18:11.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.19:18:11.00:disc_end 2003.338.19:18:11.48:disc_pos 2003.338.19:18:11.49/disc_pos/24302945544,22572217312, 2003.338.19:18:11.50:disc_check 2003.338.19:18:11.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d19h18m11.360s,21768,0.00250s,40000,2124899432, 2003.338.19:18:11.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.19:18:11.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 23271 : 23106 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:18:11.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 23272 : 23106 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:18:11.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 23278 : 23106 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:18:11.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 23272 : 23104 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:18:11.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 23272 : 23106 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:18:11.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 23273 : 23105 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:18:11.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 23270 : 23104 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:18:11.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 23269 : 23104 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:18:11.98:scan_name=338-1920a,r4100,194 2003.338.19:18:11.98:source=1606+106,160623.42,103700.0,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.19:18:12.09:setupsx 2003.338.19:18:21.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.19:18:21.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.19:18:21.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 8 ; 2003.338.19:18:21.34:!2003.338.19:20:27 2003.338.19:19:32.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.19:20:27.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:20:27.00/disc_pos/24302945544,24301945544, 2003.338.19:20:27.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.19:20:27.05:!2003.338.19:20:27 2003.338.19:20:27.05:preob 2003.338.19:20:28.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:20:29.48/tpi/1u,16324,2u,16331,3u,16251,4u,16112,ia,9755 2003.338.19:20:29.48/tpi/9u,16610,au,15890,bu,15929,cu,16006,du,16130,eu,16109,ib,4812 2003.338.19:20:29.48/tpi/5u,16124,6u,15877,7u,16153,8u,15984,ic,16226 2003.338.19:20:29.66/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9755 2003.338.19:20:29.66/tpgain/9u,128,au,101,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,123,ib,4812 2003.338.19:20:29.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16226 2003.338.19:20:31.89/tpzero/1u,499,2u,324,3u,399,4u,448,ia,270 2003.338.19:20:31.89/tpzero/9u,603,au,550,bu,559,cu,521,du,378,eu,435,ib,282 2003.338.19:20:31.89/tpzero/5u,463,6u,578,7u,370,8u,275,ic,587 2003.338.19:20:34.13/tpical/1u,18324,2u,18297,3u,18628,4u,18385,ia,11119 2003.338.19:20:34.13/tpical/9u,19786,au,19153,bu,18847,cu,18680,du,19755,eu,19252 2003.338.19:20:34.13/tpical/ib,5682 2003.338.19:20:34.13/tpical/5u,18659,6u,18273,7u,18533,8u,18393,ic,18832 2003.338.19:20:34.14/tpdiff/1u,2000,2u,1966,3u,2377,4u,2273,ia,1364 2003.338.19:20:34.14/tpdiff/9u,3176,au,3263,bu,2918,cu,2674,du,3625,eu,3143,ib,870 2003.338.19:20:34.14/tpdiff/5u,2535,6u,2396,7u,2380,8u,2409,ic,2606 2003.338.19:20:34.31/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11119 2003.338.19:20:34.31/tpdiffgain/9u,128,au,101,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,123,ib,5682 2003.338.19:20:34.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18832 2003.338.19:20:34.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:20:34.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:20:34.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:20:34.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:20:34.90/tsys/1u,43.5,2u,44.8,3u,36.7,4u,37.9,ia,38.2 2003.338.19:20:34.90/tsys/9u,36.3,au,33.8,bu,37.9,cu,41.7,du,31.3,eu,35.9,ib,37.5 2003.338.19:20:34.90/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,35.1,7u,36.5,8u,35.9,ic,33.0 2003.338.19:20:35.01/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:20:35.39/cable/2.3706E-04 2003.338.19:20:35.39:!2003.338.19:20:37 2003.338.19:20:37.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:20:37.00/disc_pos/24430862336,24301945544, 2003.338.19:20:37.02:data_valid=on 2003.338.19:20:37.03:midob 2003.338.19:20:37.78/tpi/1u,16111,2u,15788,3u,15453,4u,15724,ia,9743 2003.338.19:20:37.78/tpi/9u,16750,au,15732,bu,16309,cu,15772,du,16218,eu,16220,ib,4819 2003.338.19:20:37.78/tpi/5u,15524,6u,15847,7u,15615,8u,15977,ic,16207 2003.338.19:20:37.96/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9744 2003.338.19:20:37.96/tpgain/9u,128,au,100,bu,125,cu,103,du,128,eu,123,ib,4828 2003.338.19:20:37.96/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16204 2003.338.19:20:38.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:20:38.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:20:38.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:20:38.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:20:38.55/tsys/1u,43.6,2u,44.8,3u,36.9,4u,37.9,ia,38.2 2003.338.19:20:38.55/tsys/9u,36.6,au,34.2,bu,38.2,cu,41.9,du,31.5,eu,36.2,ib,37.5 2003.338.19:20:38.55/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,35.0,7u,36.5,8u,35.8,ic,33.0 2003.338.19:20:39.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:20:39.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:20:39.63/cable/2.3713E-04 2003.338.19:20:39.86/gps-fmout/S +1.80E-07 2003.338.19:20:41.89/wx/16.5,889.8,51.3 2003.338.19:20:41.95/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9746,4822,26,1pps 2003.338.19:20:42.00/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16209,109,24,1pps 2003.338.19:20:42.08/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.24,lock,16302,16249,38,1pps 2003.338.19:20:42.16/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16088,15870,33,1pps 2003.338.19:20:42.24/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.98, 5.42,lock,15995,15966,61,1pps 2003.338.19:20:43.17#antcn#TR $$/338.19:20:43.09 101.2586 51.3105 0.0000 0.0002 2003.338.19:20:43.17#antcn#CO 0.0531 -0.0673 -0.7974 0.0140 2003.338.19:20:43.49/mat/600B0181 2003.338.19:20:44.05/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.19:20:44.05:!2003.338.19:23:51 2003.338.19:20:44.84#setcl#time/181881981,1,2003,338,19,20,45.00,1.562,25.663,20 2003.338.19:20:44.84#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.19:23:51.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.19:23:51.00:disc_end 2003.338.19:23:51.49:disc_pos 2003.338.19:23:51.50/disc_pos/27569739808,24302945544, 2003.338.19:23:51.50:disc_check 2003.338.19:23:51.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d19h23m51.370s,38220,0.00250s,40000,2173349284, 2003.338.19:23:51.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.19:23:51.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 26400 : 26211 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:23:51.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 26400 : 26212 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:23:51.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 26407 : 26211 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:23:51.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 26400 : 26209 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:23:51.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 26402 : 26212 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:23:51.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 26403 : 26210 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:23:51.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 26399 : 26209 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:23:51.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 26398 : 26209 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:23:51.98:scan_name=338-1928,r4100,125 2003.338.19:23:51.99:source=0718+793,071808.69,791722.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.19:23:52.08:setupsx 2003.338.19:24:01.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.19:24:01.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.19:24:01.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 9 ; 2003.338.19:24:01.32:!2003.338.19:27:52 2003.338.19:24:57.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.19:27:52.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:27:52.00/disc_pos/27569739808,27568739808, 2003.338.19:27:52.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.19:27:52.04:!2003.338.19:27:52 2003.338.19:27:52.06:preob 2003.338.19:27:53.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:27:54.48/tpi/1u,16234,2u,16230,3u,16021,4u,16122,ia,10278 2003.338.19:27:54.48/tpi/9u,16381,au,16212,bu,16095,cu,16064,du,16289,eu,16170,ib,5302 2003.338.19:27:54.48/tpi/5u,15853,6u,16246,7u,15842,8u,16349,ic,17131 2003.338.19:27:54.66/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10278 2003.338.19:27:54.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5302 2003.338.19:27:54.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,17131 2003.338.19:27:56.88/tpzero/1u,491,2u,318,3u,388,4u,444,ia,274 2003.338.19:27:56.88/tpzero/9u,590,au,544,bu,549,cu,510,du,366,eu,428,ib,286 2003.338.19:27:56.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,580,7u,365,8u,277,ic,596 2003.338.19:27:59.11/tpical/1u,18090,2u,18026,3u,18175,4u,18261,ia,11615 2003.338.19:27:59.12/tpical/9u,19100,au,19146,bu,18702,cu,18410,du,19542,eu,18963 2003.338.19:27:59.12/tpical/ib,6166 2003.338.19:27:59.12/tpical/5u,18176,6u,18544,7u,17990,8u,18637,ic,19687 2003.338.19:27:59.12/tpdiff/1u,1856,2u,1796,3u,2154,4u,2139,ia,1337 2003.338.19:27:59.12/tpdiff/9u,2719,au,2934,bu,2607,cu,2346,du,3253,eu,2793,ib,864 2003.338.19:27:59.12/tpdiff/5u,2323,6u,2298,7u,2148,8u,2288,ic,2556 2003.338.19:27:59.30/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11615 2003.338.19:27:59.30/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,6166 2003.338.19:27:59.30/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19687 2003.338.19:27:59.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:27:59.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:27:59.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:27:59.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:27:59.90/tsys/1u,46.7,2u,48.7,3u,39.9,4u,40.3,ia,41.2 2003.338.19:27:59.90/tsys/9u,41.8,au,38.4,bu,42.9,cu,47.7,du,35.2,eu,40.6,ib,41.8 2003.338.19:27:59.90/tsys/5u,36.4,6u,37.5,7u,39.6,8u,38.6,ic,35.6 2003.338.19:28:00.01/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:28:00.36/cable/2.3677E-04 2003.338.19:28:00.36:!2003.338.19:28:02 2003.338.19:28:02.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:28:02.00/disc_pos/27697672192,27568739808, 2003.338.19:28:02.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.19:28:02.02:midob 2003.338.19:28:02.75/tpi/1u,16034,2u,15648,3u,15720,4u,15741,ia,10271 2003.338.19:28:02.75/tpi/9u,15581,au,15890,bu,15841,cu,15741,du,16039,eu,15917,ib,5298 2003.338.19:28:02.75/tpi/5u,15825,6u,15860,7u,15844,8u,16324,ic,17119 2003.338.19:28:02.93/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10270 2003.338.19:28:02.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,117,cu,98,du,122,eu,116,ib,5301 2003.338.19:28:02.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,66,ic,17117 2003.338.19:28:03.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:28:03.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:28:03.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:28:03.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:28:03.51/tsys/1u,46.8,2u,48.7,3u,39.9,4u,40.3,ia,41.1 2003.338.19:28:03.51/tsys/9u,41.8,au,38.5,bu,43.0,cu,47.7,du,35.3,eu,40.6,ib,41.8 2003.338.19:28:03.51/tsys/5u,36.4,6u,37.6,7u,39.6,8u,38.6,ic,35.6 2003.338.19:28:04.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:28:04.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:28:04.63/cable/2.3743E-04 2003.338.19:28:04.86/gps-fmout/S +9.8E-08 2003.338.19:28:06.42/wx/16.5,889.8,51.4 2003.338.19:28:06.47/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10278,5301,26,1pps 2003.338.19:28:06.52/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17126,110,24,1pps 2003.338.19:28:06.60/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.00,lock,16275,16151,38,1pps 2003.338.19:28:06.68/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15838,15675,33,1pps 2003.338.19:28:06.76/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 4.97,lock,15867,15877,61,1pps 2003.338.19:28:07.17#antcn#TR $$/338.19:28:07.09 348.4831 20.9639 0.0002 -0.0001 2003.338.19:28:07.17#antcn#CO 0.0536 -0.0781 -0.7974 0.0455 2003.338.19:28:07.53/mat/600B0218 2003.338.19:28:08.09/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.19:28:08.09:!2003.338.19:30:07 2003.338.19:28:08.85#setcl#time/181926381,1,2003,338,19,28,09.00,1.554,25.786,19 2003.338.19:28:08.85#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.19:30:07.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.19:30:07.00:disc_end 2003.338.19:30:07.48:disc_pos 2003.338.19:30:07.49/disc_pos/29732412176,27569739808, 2003.338.19:30:07.50:disc_check 2003.338.19:30:07.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d19h30m07.360s,25904,0.00250s,40000,3853179948, 2003.338.19:30:07.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.19:30:07.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 28475 : 28263 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:30:07.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 28478 : 28263 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:30:07.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 28482 : 28263 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:30:07.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 28476 : 28261 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:30:07.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 28477 : 28264 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:30:07.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 28480 : 28263 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:30:07.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 28474 : 28261 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:30:07.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 28473 : 28262 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:30:07.97:scan_name=338-1932,r4100,175 2003.338.19:30:07.98:source=1300+580,130047.14,580443.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.19:30:08.09:setupsx 2003.338.19:30:17.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.19:30:17.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.19:30:17.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 10 ; 2003.338.19:30:17.32:!2003.338.19:31:51 2003.338.19:30:29.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.19:31:51.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:31:51.00/disc_pos/29732412176,29731412176, 2003.338.19:31:51.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.19:31:51.06:!2003.338.19:31:51 2003.338.19:31:51.06:preob 2003.338.19:31:52.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:31:53.48/tpi/1u,16157,2u,16169,3u,16095,4u,16026,ia,9491 2003.338.19:31:53.48/tpi/9u,16037,au,15869,bu,15969,cu,15922,du,15863,eu,15910,ib,4902 2003.338.19:31:53.48/tpi/5u,15714,6u,16331,7u,15755,8u,16073,ic,15785 2003.338.19:31:53.66/tpgain/1u,144,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9491 2003.338.19:31:53.66/tpgain/9u,126,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,4902 2003.338.19:31:53.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,81,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15785 2003.338.19:31:55.88/tpzero/1u,500,2u,325,3u,399,4u,449,ia,267 2003.338.19:31:55.88/tpzero/9u,594,au,550,bu,558,cu,517,du,372,eu,431,ib,283 2003.338.19:31:55.88/tpzero/5u,459,6u,585,7u,366,8u,278,ic,584 2003.338.19:31:58.11/tpical/1u,18146,2u,18099,3u,18440,4u,18324,ia,10822 2003.338.19:31:58.11/tpical/9u,19138,au,19268,bu,18981,cu,18703,du,19541,eu,19115 2003.338.19:31:58.11/tpical/ib,5816 2003.338.19:31:58.11/tpical/5u,18178,6u,18823,7u,18030,8u,18521,ic,18331 2003.338.19:31:58.12/tpdiff/1u,1989,2u,1930,3u,2345,4u,2298,ia,1331 2003.338.19:31:58.12/tpdiff/9u,3101,au,3399,bu,3012,cu,2781,du,3678,eu,3205,ib,914 2003.338.19:31:58.12/tpdiff/5u,2464,6u,2492,7u,2275,8u,2448,ic,2546 2003.338.19:31:58.29/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10822 2003.338.19:31:58.29/tpdiffgain/9u,126,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5816 2003.338.19:31:58.29/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,81,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18331 2003.338.19:31:58.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:31:58.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:31:58.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:31:58.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:31:58.88/tsys/1u,43.3,2u,45.2,3u,36.8,4u,37.3,ia,38.1 2003.338.19:31:58.88/tsys/9u,35.9,au,32.4,bu,36.8,cu,39.9,du,30.3,eu,34.8,ib,36.4 2003.338.19:31:58.88/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,34.8,7u,37.2,8u,35.5,ic,32.8 2003.338.19:31:59.02/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:31:59.41/cable/2.3743E-04 2003.338.19:31:59.41:!2003.338.19:32:01 2003.338.19:32:01.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:32:01.00/disc_pos/29860397056,29731412176, 2003.338.19:32:01.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.19:32:01.02:midob 2003.338.19:32:01.75/tpi/1u,16141,2u,15617,3u,15549,4u,15620,ia,9481 2003.338.19:32:01.75/tpi/9u,16054,au,15601,bu,15579,cu,15751,du,16503,eu,16270,ib,4917 2003.338.19:32:01.75/tpi/5u,15678,6u,15917,7u,15688,8u,16076,ic,15773 2003.338.19:32:01.93/tpgain/1u,144,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9477 2003.338.19:32:01.93/tpgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,128,eu,122,ib,4910 2003.338.19:32:01.93/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15760 2003.338.19:32:02.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:32:02.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:32:02.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:32:02.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:32:02.51/tsys/1u,43.3,2u,45.1,3u,36.9,4u,37.2,ia,38.1 2003.338.19:32:02.51/tsys/9u,35.9,au,32.6,bu,37.1,cu,40.2,du,31.1,eu,35.0,ib,36.5 2003.338.19:32:02.51/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,34.7,7u,37.0,8u,35.5,ic,32.8 2003.338.19:32:03.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:32:03.30/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:32:03.69/cable/2.3743E-04 2003.338.19:32:03.86/gps-fmout/S +1.22E-07 2003.338.19:32:05.12/wx/16.5,889.7,51.3 2003.338.19:32:05.17/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9475,4915,26,1pps 2003.338.19:32:05.23/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15761,109,24,1pps 2003.338.19:32:05.31/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.36,lock,16131,16220,38,1pps 2003.338.19:32:05.39/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.75,lock,15689,15958,33,1pps 2003.338.19:32:05.47/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.35,lock,16233,15937,61,1pps 2003.338.19:32:06.17#antcn#TR $$/338.19:32:06.09 350.3689 53.4597 -0.0001 -0.0001 2003.338.19:32:06.17#antcn#CO 0.0388 -0.0408 -0.7974 0.0130 2003.338.19:32:06.38/mat/600B0208 2003.338.19:32:06.94/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.19:32:06.94:!2003.338.19:34:56 2003.338.19:32:07.85#setcl#time/181950281,1,2003,338,19,32,08.00,1.550,25.853,19 2003.338.19:32:07.85#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.19:34:56.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.19:34:56.00:disc_end 2003.338.19:34:56.49:disc_pos 2003.338.19:34:56.50/disc_pos/32695233056,29732412176, 2003.338.19:34:56.50:disc_check 2003.338.19:34:56.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d19h34m56.373s,11540,0.00250s,40000,1661393484, 2003.338.19:34:56.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.19:34:56.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 31314 : 31078 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:34:56.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 31317 : 31078 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:34:56.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 31321 : 31078 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:34:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 31316 : 31077 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:34:56.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 31316 : 31079 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:34:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 31318 : 31079 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:34:56.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 31313 : 31076 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:34:56.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 31312 : 31078 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:34:56.98:scan_name=338-1935,r4100,133 2003.338.19:34:56.99:source=oq208,140445.63,284129.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.19:34:57.09:setupsx 2003.338.19:35:06.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.19:35:06.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.19:35:06.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 11 ; 2003.338.19:35:06.33:!2003.338.19:35:31 2003.338.19:35:23.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.19:35:31.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:35:31.00/disc_pos/32695233056,32694233056, 2003.338.19:35:31.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.19:35:31.04:!2003.338.19:35:31 2003.338.19:35:31.05:preob 2003.338.19:35:32.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:35:33.47/tpi/1u,16176,2u,16089,3u,16303,4u,15905,ia,9242 2003.338.19:35:33.47/tpi/9u,15996,au,16171,bu,15920,cu,15997,du,16318,eu,15872,ib,4881 2003.338.19:35:33.47/tpi/5u,15875,6u,15902,7u,15872,8u,16099,ic,15347 2003.338.19:35:33.65/tpgain/1u,146,2u,120,3u,112,4u,87,ia,9242 2003.338.19:35:33.65/tpgain/9u,127,au,102,bu,124,cu,104,du,129,eu,122,ib,4881 2003.338.19:35:33.65/tpgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,58,8u,69,ic,15347 2003.338.19:35:35.88/tpzero/1u,504,2u,325,3u,404,4u,450,ia,265 2003.338.19:35:35.88/tpzero/9u,593,au,553,bu,558,cu,520,du,383,eu,430,ib,282 2003.338.19:35:35.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,580,7u,369,8u,280,ic,580 2003.338.19:35:38.12/tpical/1u,18206,2u,18027,3u,18694,4u,18224,ia,10555 2003.338.19:35:38.12/tpical/9u,18938,au,19444,bu,18763,cu,18636,du,20002,eu,18951 2003.338.19:35:38.12/tpical/ib,5737 2003.338.19:35:38.12/tpical/5u,18437,6u,18369,7u,18189,8u,18581,ic,17857 2003.338.19:35:38.13/tpdiff/1u,2030,2u,1938,3u,2391,4u,2319,ia,1313 2003.338.19:35:38.13/tpdiff/9u,2942,au,3273,bu,2843,cu,2639,du,3684,eu,3079,ib,856 2003.338.19:35:38.13/tpdiff/5u,2562,6u,2467,7u,2317,8u,2482,ic,2510 2003.338.19:35:38.30/tpdiffgain/1u,146,2u,120,3u,112,4u,87,ia,10555 2003.338.19:35:38.30/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,102,bu,124,cu,104,du,129,eu,122,ib,5737 2003.338.19:35:38.30/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,58,8u,69,ic,17857 2003.338.19:35:38.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:35:38.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:35:38.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:35:38.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:35:38.89/tsys/1u,42.5,2u,44.7,3u,36.6,4u,36.7,ia,37.6 2003.338.19:35:38.89/tsys/9u,37.7,au,34.4,bu,38.9,cu,42.2,du,31.1,eu,36.1,ib,38.7 2003.338.19:35:38.89/tsys/5u,33.1,6u,34.2,7u,36.8,8u,35.1,ic,32.4 2003.338.19:35:39.00/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:35:39.33/cable/2.3683E-04 2003.338.19:35:39.33:!2003.338.19:35:41 2003.338.19:35:41.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:35:41.00/disc_pos/32823099392,32694233056, 2003.338.19:35:41.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.19:35:41.02:midob 2003.338.19:35:41.77/tpi/1u,16188,2u,15524,3u,15418,4u,15898,ia,9224 2003.338.19:35:41.77/tpi/9u,16635,au,15551,bu,15909,cu,15988,du,16329,eu,16113,ib,4861 2003.338.19:35:41.77/tpi/5u,15833,6u,15899,7u,15800,8u,16072,ic,15317 2003.338.19:35:41.95/tpgain/1u,146,2u,118,3u,110,4u,87,ia,9225 2003.338.19:35:41.95/tpgain/9u,128,au,100,bu,124,cu,104,du,129,eu,123,ib,4857 2003.338.19:35:41.95/tpgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,58,8u,69,ic,15309 2003.338.19:35:42.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:35:42.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:35:42.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:35:42.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:35:42.53/tsys/1u,42.5,2u,44.6,3u,35.8,4u,36.6,ia,37.5 2003.338.19:35:42.53/tsys/9u,38.6,au,34.4,bu,38.9,cu,42.2,du,31.2,eu,36.1,ib,38.5 2003.338.19:35:42.53/tsys/5u,33.0,6u,34.2,7u,36.6,8u,35.0,ic,32.3 2003.338.19:35:43.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:35:43.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:35:43.60/cable/2.3691E-04 2003.338.19:35:43.86/gps-fmout/S +1.18E-07 2003.338.19:35:43.87/wx/16.6,889.8,51.1 2003.338.19:35:43.93/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9223,4858,26,1pps 2003.338.19:35:43.98/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15315,109,24,1pps 2003.338.19:35:44.06/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.12, 7.47,lock,16169,16254,38,1pps 2003.338.19:35:44.14/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -0.60,lock,15860,15992,33,1pps 2003.338.19:35:44.22/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.98, 5.42,lock,15959,15877,61,1pps 2003.338.19:35:45.16#antcn#TR $$/338.19:35:45.08 30.7961 82.5802 -0.0012 0.0000 2003.338.19:35:45.16#antcn#CO -0.0368 -0.0064 -0.7974 0.0023 2003.338.19:35:45.99/mat/600B0296 2003.338.19:35:46.85#setcl#time/181972181,1,2003,338,19,35,47.00,1.547,25.914,19 2003.338.19:35:46.85#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.19:35:47.35/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.19:35:47.35:!2003.338.19:37:54 2003.338.19:37:54.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.19:37:54.00:disc_end 2003.338.19:37:54.49:disc_pos 2003.338.19:37:54.50/disc_pos/34985852952,32695233056, 2003.338.19:37:54.50:disc_check 2003.338.19:37:54.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d19h37m54.365s,28216,0.00250s,40000,557243428, 2003.338.19:37:54.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.19:37:54.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 33512 : 33252 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:37:54.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 33514 : 33252 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:37:54.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 33520 : 33253 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:37:54.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 33513 : 33251 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:37:54.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 33513 : 33254 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:37:54.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 33517 : 33253 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:37:54.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 33510 : 33250 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:37:54.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 33510 : 33252 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:37:54.99:scan_name=338-1942,r4100,359 2003.338.19:37:55.00:source=1023+131,102316.27,130905.7,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.19:37:55.09:setupsx 2003.338.19:38:04.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.19:38:04.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.19:38:04.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 12 ; 2003.338.19:38:04.34:!2003.338.19:42:09 2003.338.19:40:04.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.19:42:09.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:42:09.00/disc_pos/34985852952,34984852952, 2003.338.19:42:09.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.19:42:09.04:!2003.338.19:42:09 2003.338.19:42:09.05:preob 2003.338.19:42:10.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:42:11.48/tpi/1u,16311,2u,16293,3u,16260,4u,16119,ia,9747 2003.338.19:42:11.48/tpi/9u,16269,au,16272,bu,16033,cu,16029,du,15959,eu,16118,ib,4896 2003.338.19:42:11.48/tpi/5u,16109,6u,15872,7u,16178,8u,15974,ic,16240 2003.338.19:42:11.66/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9747 2003.338.19:42:11.66/tpgain/9u,126,au,101,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,122,ib,4896 2003.338.19:42:11.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16240 2003.338.19:42:13.89/tpzero/1u,500,2u,324,3u,399,4u,448,ia,269 2003.338.19:42:13.89/tpzero/9u,592,au,553,bu,556,cu,519,du,370,eu,435,ib,282 2003.338.19:42:13.89/tpzero/5u,464,6u,576,7u,371,8u,277,ic,588 2003.338.19:42:16.13/tpical/1u,18279,2u,18219,3u,18598,4u,18362,ia,11094 2003.338.19:42:16.13/tpical/9u,19135,au,19384,bu,18752,cu,18558,du,19380,eu,19149 2003.338.19:42:16.13/tpical/ib,5752 2003.338.19:42:16.13/tpical/5u,18651,6u,18234,7u,18500,8u,18364,ic,18812 2003.338.19:42:16.14/tpdiff/1u,1968,2u,1926,3u,2338,4u,2243,ia,1347 2003.338.19:42:16.14/tpdiff/9u,2866,au,3112,bu,2719,cu,2529,du,3421,eu,3031,ib,856 2003.338.19:42:16.14/tpdiff/5u,2542,6u,2362,7u,2322,8u,2390,ic,2572 2003.338.19:42:16.31/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11094 2003.338.19:42:16.31/tpdiffgain/9u,126,au,101,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,122,ib,5752 2003.338.19:42:16.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18812 2003.338.19:42:16.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:42:16.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:42:16.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:42:16.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:42:16.90/tsys/1u,44.2,2u,45.6,3u,37.3,4u,38.4,ia,38.7 2003.338.19:42:16.90/tsys/9u,39.4,au,36.4,bu,41.0,cu,44.2,du,32.8,eu,37.3,ib,38.8 2003.338.19:42:16.90/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,35.6,7u,37.4,8u,36.1,ic,33.5 2003.338.19:42:17.02/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:42:17.36/cable/2.3691E-04 2003.338.19:42:17.36:!2003.338.19:42:19 2003.338.19:42:19.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:42:19.00/disc_pos/35113811968,34984852952, 2003.338.19:42:19.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.19:42:19.01:midob 2003.338.19:42:19.76/tpi/1u,16115,2u,15755,3u,15444,4u,15723,ia,9745 2003.338.19:42:19.76/tpi/9u,16235,au,15912,bu,16274,cu,15683,du,16441,eu,16141,ib,4890 2003.338.19:42:19.76/tpi/5u,15565,6u,15847,7u,15643,8u,16010,ic,16235 2003.338.19:42:19.94/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9743 2003.338.19:42:19.94/tpgain/9u,126,au,100,bu,124,cu,102,du,128,eu,122,ib,4889 2003.338.19:42:19.94/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16231 2003.338.19:42:20.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:42:20.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:42:20.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:42:20.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:42:20.52/tsys/1u,44.3,2u,45.6,3u,37.5,4u,38.4,ia,38.7 2003.338.19:42:20.52/tsys/9u,39.3,au,36.3,bu,40.9,cu,44.1,du,33.3,eu,37.3,ib,38.8 2003.338.19:42:20.52/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,35.6,7u,37.5,8u,36.2,ic,33.5 2003.338.19:42:21.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:42:21.26/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:42:21.58/cable/2.3691E-04 2003.338.19:42:21.86/gps-fmout/S +9.5E-08 2003.338.19:42:21.87/wx/16.6,889.8,51.3 2003.338.19:42:21.93/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9741,4891,26,1pps 2003.338.19:42:21.98/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16230,109,24,1pps 2003.338.19:42:22.06/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.24,lock,16292,16232,38,1pps 2003.338.19:42:22.14/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16124,15883,33,1pps 2003.338.19:42:22.22/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 5.35,lock,16250,15965,61,1pps 2003.338.19:42:23.16#antcn#TR $$/338.19:42:23.09 268.8129 39.1774 -0.0000 -0.0001 2003.338.19:42:23.16#antcn#CO 0.0354 -0.0718 -0.7974 0.0215 2003.338.19:42:23.55/mat/600B0258 2003.338.19:42:24.12/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.19:42:24.12:!2003.338.19:48:18 2003.338.19:42:24.85#setcl#time/182011980,1,2003,338,19,42,25.00,1.549,26.024,19 2003.338.19:42:24.85#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.19:48:18.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.19:48:18.00:disc_end 2003.338.19:48:18.49:disc_pos 2003.338.19:48:18.50/disc_pos/40892536040,34985852952, 2003.338.19:48:18.50:disc_check 2003.338.19:48:18.92/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d19h48m18.365s,9504,0.00250s,40000,4077335624, 2003.338.19:48:18.93:postob_mk5a 2003.338.19:48:18.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 39158 : 38875 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:48:18.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 39161 : 38875 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:48:18.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 39166 : 38876 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:48:18.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 39161 : 38875 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:48:18.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 39160 : 38878 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:48:18.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 39163 : 38877 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:48:18.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 39157 : 38873 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:48:18.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 39156 : 38875 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:48:18.99:scan_name=338-1950,r4100,184 2003.338.19:48:19.00:source=1739+522,173929.05,521310.5,1950.0,cw 2003.338.19:48:19.09:setupsx 2003.338.19:48:28.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.19:48:28.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.19:48:28.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 13 ; 2003.338.19:48:28.33:!2003.338.19:50:31 2003.338.19:49:31.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.19:50:31.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:50:31.00/disc_pos/40892536040,40891536040, 2003.338.19:50:31.00:disc_start=on 2003.338.19:50:31.06:!2003.338.19:50:31 2003.338.19:50:31.06:preob 2003.338.19:50:32.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:50:33.48/tpi/1u,16266,2u,16184,3u,16117,4u,16258,ia,9834 2003.338.19:50:33.48/tpi/9u,16262,au,15984,bu,16181,cu,16067,du,16340,eu,16053,ib,5020 2003.338.19:50:33.48/tpi/5u,15728,6u,16032,7u,15818,8u,16180,ic,16397 2003.338.19:50:33.65/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9834 2003.338.19:50:33.65/tpgain/9u,125,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5020 2003.338.19:50:33.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16397 2003.338.19:50:35.87/tpzero/1u,498,2u,320,3u,396,4u,450,ia,270 2003.338.19:50:35.87/tpzero/9u,594,au,547,bu,558,cu,518,du,376,eu,431,ib,283 2003.338.19:50:35.87/tpzero/5u,459,6u,579,7u,366,8u,277,ic,589 2003.338.19:50:38.11/tpical/1u,18208,2u,18073,3u,18459,4u,18540,ia,11199 2003.338.19:50:38.11/tpical/9u,19211,au,19092,bu,18995,cu,18674,du,19875,eu,19074 2003.338.19:50:38.11/tpical/ib,5911 2003.338.19:50:38.11/tpical/5u,18175,6u,18424,7u,18105,8u,18562,ic,19007 2003.338.19:50:38.12/tpdiff/1u,1942,2u,1889,3u,2342,4u,2282,ia,1365 2003.338.19:50:38.12/tpdiff/9u,2949,au,3108,bu,2814,cu,2607,du,3535,eu,3021,ib,891 2003.338.19:50:38.12/tpdiff/5u,2447,6u,2392,7u,2287,8u,2382,ic,2610 2003.338.19:50:38.29/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11199 2003.338.19:50:38.29/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5911 2003.338.19:50:38.29/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19007 2003.338.19:50:38.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:50:38.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:50:38.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:50:38.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:50:38.88/tsys/1u,44.7,2u,46.2,3u,36.9,4u,38.1,ia,38.5 2003.338.19:50:38.88/tsys/9u,38.3,au,35.8,bu,40.0,cu,42.9,du,32.5,eu,37.2,ib,38.3 2003.338.19:50:38.88/tsys/5u,34.3,6u,35.5,7u,37.2,8u,36.7,ic,33.3 2003.338.19:50:38.99/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:50:39.32/cable/2.3736E-04 2003.338.19:50:39.32:!2003.338.19:50:41 2003.338.19:50:41.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:50:41.00/disc_pos/41020473344,40891536040, 2003.338.19:50:41.00:data_valid=on 2003.338.19:50:41.01:midob 2003.338.19:50:41.76/tpi/1u,16053,2u,15593,3u,15589,4u,15896,ia,9832 2003.338.19:50:41.76/tpi/9u,16262,au,15694,bu,15711,cu,15796,du,15909,eu,16329,ib,5035 2003.338.19:50:41.76/tpi/5u,15735,6u,15673,7u,15815,8u,16175,ic,16402 2003.338.19:50:41.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9836 2003.338.19:50:41.93/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,121,ib,5025 2003.338.19:50:41.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16398 2003.338.19:50:42.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:50:42.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:50:42.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:50:42.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:50:42.51/tsys/1u,44.7,2u,46.1,3u,37.1,4u,38.1,ia,38.5 2003.338.19:50:42.51/tsys/9u,38.3,au,35.8,bu,40.1,cu,43.1,du,32.7,eu,37.2,ib,38.4 2003.338.19:50:42.51/tsys/5u,34.3,6u,35.6,7u,37.2,8u,36.7,ic,33.3 2003.338.19:50:43.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:50:43.26/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:50:43.58/cable/2.3728E-04 2003.338.19:50:43.86/gps-fmout/S +1.56E-07 2003.338.19:50:43.87/wx/16.6,889.8,51.7 2003.338.19:50:43.93/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9840,5028,26,1pps 2003.338.19:50:43.98/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16407,110,24,1pps 2003.338.19:50:44.06/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.18,lock,16265,16135,38,1pps 2003.338.19:50:44.14/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15753,16055,33,1pps 2003.338.19:50:44.22/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.20,lock,16251,15891,61,1pps 2003.338.19:50:45.15#antcn#TR $$/338.19:50:45.09 39.7966 39.1447 0.0000 0.0007 2003.338.19:50:45.15#antcn#CO 0.0561 -0.0680 -0.7974 0.0215 2003.338.19:50:45.30/mat/600B0309 2003.338.19:50:46.11/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.19:50:46.11:!2003.338.19:53:45 2003.338.19:50:46.85#setcl#time/182062179,1,2003,338,19,50,47.00,1.550,26.164,19 2003.338.19:50:46.85#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.19:53:45.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.19:53:45.00:disc_end 2003.338.19:53:45.48:disc_pos 2003.338.19:53:45.49/disc_pos/43999009120,40892536040, 2003.338.19:53:45.49:disc_check 2003.338.19:53:45.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d19h53m45.362s,7596,0.00250s,40000,2125488828, 2003.338.19:53:45.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.19:53:45.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 42134 : 41827 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:53:45.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 42138 : 41828 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:53:45.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 42142 : 41828 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:53:45.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 42137 : 41827 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:53:45.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 42136 : 41830 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:53:45.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 42140 : 41829 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:53:45.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 42133 : 41825 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:53:45.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 42132 : 41827 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:53:45.98:scan_name=338-1956,r4100,98 2003.338.19:53:45.98:source=1611+343,161147.94,342020.0,1950.0,cw 2003.338.19:53:46.08:setupsx 2003.338.19:53:55.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.19:53:55.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.19:53:55.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 14 ; 2003.338.19:53:55.33:!2003.338.19:56:39 2003.338.19:54:01.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.19:56:39.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:56:39.00/disc_pos/43999009120,43998009120, 2003.338.19:56:39.02:disc_start=on 2003.338.19:56:39.05:!2003.338.19:56:39 2003.338.19:56:39.06:preob 2003.338.19:56:40.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:56:41.47/tpi/1u,16270,2u,15994,3u,16182,4u,16121,ia,9546 2003.338.19:56:41.47/tpi/9u,16415,au,16087,bu,16180,cu,16047,du,15965,eu,16009,ib,5099 2003.338.19:56:41.47/tpi/5u,15812,6u,16081,7u,15843,8u,16270,ic,15892 2003.338.19:56:41.65/tpgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9546 2003.338.19:56:41.65/tpgain/9u,127,au,98,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5099 2003.338.19:56:41.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15892 2003.338.19:56:43.88/tpzero/1u,502,2u,320,3u,401,4u,452,ia,266 2003.338.19:56:43.88/tpzero/9u,596,au,545,bu,556,cu,518,du,373,eu,432,ib,285 2003.338.19:56:43.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,580,7u,368,8u,278,ic,584 2003.338.19:56:46.12/tpical/1u,18278,2u,17935,3u,18542,4u,18452,ia,10897 2003.338.19:56:46.12/tpical/9u,19415,au,19063,bu,18975,cu,18697,du,19541,eu,19107 2003.338.19:56:46.12/tpical/ib,5997 2003.338.19:56:46.12/tpical/5u,18314,6u,18489,7u,18186,8u,18673,ic,18477 2003.338.19:56:46.13/tpdiff/1u,2008,2u,1941,3u,2360,4u,2331,ia,1351 2003.338.19:56:46.13/tpdiff/9u,3000,au,2976,bu,2795,cu,2650,du,3576,eu,3098,ib,898 2003.338.19:56:46.13/tpdiff/5u,2502,6u,2408,7u,2343,8u,2403,ic,2585 2003.338.19:56:46.30/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10897 2003.338.19:56:46.30/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,98,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5997 2003.338.19:56:46.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18477 2003.338.19:56:46.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:56:46.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:56:46.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:56:46.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:56:46.89/tsys/1u,43.2,2u,44.4,3u,36.8,4u,37.0,ia,37.8 2003.338.19:56:46.89/tsys/9u,38.0,au,37.6,bu,40.2,cu,42.2,du,31.4,eu,36.2,ib,38.6 2003.338.19:56:46.89/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,35.4,7u,36.3,8u,36.6,ic,32.6 2003.338.19:56:47.00/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:56:47.38/cable/2.3462E-04 2003.338.19:56:47.38:!2003.338.19:56:49 2003.338.19:56:49.00:disc_pos 2003.338.19:56:49.00/disc_pos/44126924800,43998009120, 2003.338.19:56:49.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.19:56:49.02:midob 2003.338.19:56:49.75/tpi/1u,16009,2u,15722,3u,15434,4u,15738,ia,9546 2003.338.19:56:49.75/tpi/9u,16219,au,15753,bu,15678,cu,15792,du,15972,eu,15495,ib,5132 2003.338.19:56:49.75/tpi/5u,15785,6u,16046,7u,15840,8u,16217,ic,15893 2003.338.19:56:49.93/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9543 2003.338.19:56:49.93/tpgain/9u,126,au,97,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,119,ib,5120 2003.338.19:56:49.93/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15890 2003.338.19:56:50.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.19:56:50.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.19:56:50.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.19:56:50.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.19:56:50.51/tsys/1u,43.1,2u,44.4,3u,37.1,4u,36.9,ia,37.8 2003.338.19:56:50.51/tsys/9u,38.1,au,37.6,bu,40.3,cu,42.3,du,31.4,eu,36.2,ib,38.9 2003.338.19:56:50.51/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,35.3,7u,36.3,8u,36.5,ic,32.6 2003.338.19:56:51.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.19:56:51.28/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.19:56:51.62/cable/2.3454E-04 2003.338.19:56:51.86/gps-fmout/S +1.23E-07 2003.338.19:56:52.49/wx/16.7,889.8,51.3 2003.338.19:56:52.54/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9538,5158,26,1pps 2003.338.19:56:52.59/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15885,109,24,1pps 2003.338.19:56:52.67/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.36,lock,16256,16327,38,1pps 2003.338.19:56:52.75/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.75,lock,15779,16076,33,1pps 2003.338.19:56:52.83/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 5.27,lock,16209,15911,61,1pps 2003.338.19:56:53.16#antcn#TR $$/338.19:56:53.08 59.1232 60.4985 -0.0007 0.0005 2003.338.19:56:53.16#antcn#CO 0.0508 -0.0458 -0.7974 0.0099 2003.338.19:56:53.99/mat/600B0165 2003.338.19:56:55.29/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.19:56:55.30:!2003.338.19:58:27 2003.338.19:56:55.83#setcl#time/182099077,1,2003,338,19,56,56.00,1.562,26.266,21 2003.338.19:56:55.83#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.19:58:27.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.19:58:27.01:disc_end 2003.338.19:58:27.49:disc_pos 2003.338.19:58:27.52/disc_pos/45729609400,43999009120, 2003.338.19:58:27.53:disc_check 2003.338.19:58:27.93/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d19h58m27.375s,34120,0.00250s,40000,2781573196, 2003.338.19:58:27.94:postob_mk5a 2003.338.19:58:27.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 43797 : 43467 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:58:27.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 43801 : 43468 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:58:27.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 43805 : 43468 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:58:27.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 43802 : 43467 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:58:27.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 43799 : 43470 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:58:27.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 43805 : 43470 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:58:28.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 43796 : 43465 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:58:28.01/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 43795 : 43468 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.19:58:28.04:scan_name=338-2000,r4100,98 2003.338.19:58:28.05:source=1334-127,133500.00,-124209.7,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.19:58:29.09:setupsx 2003.338.19:58:38.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.19:58:38.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.19:58:38.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 15 ; 2003.338.19:58:38.33:!2003.338.20:00:33 2003.338.20:00:29.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.20:00:33.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:00:33.00/disc_pos/45729609400,45728609400, 2003.338.20:00:33.02:disc_start=on 2003.338.20:00:33.05:!2003.338.20:00:33 2003.338.20:00:33.06:preob 2003.338.20:00:34.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:00:35.47/tpi/1u,16311,2u,16271,3u,16235,4u,16189,ia,9570 2003.338.20:00:35.47/tpi/9u,16260,au,16248,bu,16132,cu,16095,du,16066,eu,16327,ib,5011 2003.338.20:00:35.47/tpi/5u,15833,6u,16108,7u,15870,8u,16281,ic,15930 2003.338.20:00:35.65/tpgain/1u,144,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9570 2003.338.20:00:35.65/tpgain/9u,114,au,99,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,122,ib,5011 2003.338.20:00:35.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15930 2003.338.20:00:37.88/tpzero/1u,503,2u,324,3u,401,4u,451,ia,267 2003.338.20:00:37.88/tpzero/9u,579,au,549,bu,558,cu,518,du,372,eu,435,ib,284 2003.338.20:00:37.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,580,7u,367,8u,279,ic,585 2003.338.20:00:40.11/tpical/1u,18308,2u,18218,3u,18613,4u,18493,ia,10924 2003.338.20:00:40.11/tpical/9u,18816,au,19505,bu,19059,cu,18795,du,19647,eu,19412 2003.338.20:00:40.11/tpical/ib,5894 2003.338.20:00:40.11/tpical/5u,18354,6u,18534,7u,18231,8u,18697,ic,18508 2003.338.20:00:40.12/tpdiff/1u,1997,2u,1947,3u,2378,4u,2304,ia,1354 2003.338.20:00:40.12/tpdiff/9u,2556,au,3257,bu,2927,cu,2700,du,3581,eu,3085,ib,883 2003.338.20:00:40.12/tpdiff/5u,2521,6u,2426,7u,2361,8u,2416,ic,2578 2003.338.20:00:40.29/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10924 2003.338.20:00:40.29/tpdiffgain/9u,114,au,99,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,122,ib,5894 2003.338.20:00:40.29/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18508 2003.338.20:00:40.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:00:40.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:00:40.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:00:40.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:00:40.88/tsys/1u,43.5,2u,45.0,3u,36.6,4u,37.6,ia,37.8 2003.338.20:00:40.88/tsys/9u,44.2,au,34.7,bu,38.3,cu,41.5,du,31.6,eu,37.1,ib,38.5 2003.338.20:00:40.88/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,35.2,7u,36.1,8u,36.4,ic,32.7 2003.338.20:00:40.99/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:00:41.32/cable/2.3440E-04 2003.338.20:00:41.32:!2003.338.20:00:43 2003.338.20:00:43.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:00:43.00/disc_pos/45857521664,45728609400, 2003.338.20:00:43.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.20:00:43.01:midob 2003.338.20:00:43.76/tpi/1u,16044,2u,15746,3u,15473,4u,15799,ia,9572 2003.338.20:00:43.76/tpi/9u,15853,au,15915,bu,16383,cu,15795,du,16542,eu,16275,ib,4996 2003.338.20:00:43.76/tpi/5u,15820,6u,15602,7u,15901,8u,16263,ic,15932 2003.338.20:00:43.94/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9572 2003.338.20:00:43.94/tpgain/9u,112,au,98,bu,124,cu,102,du,128,eu,122,ib,5009 2003.338.20:00:43.94/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15938 2003.338.20:00:44.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:00:44.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:00:44.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:00:44.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:00:44.52/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,45.1,3u,36.9,4u,37.5,ia,37.8 2003.338.20:00:44.52/tsys/9u,44.6,au,34.7,bu,38.3,cu,41.6,du,32.0,eu,37.0,ib,38.4 2003.338.20:00:44.52/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,35.0,7u,36.2,8u,36.4,ic,32.7 2003.338.20:00:45.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:00:45.30/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:00:45.67/cable/2.3424E-04 2003.338.20:00:45.86/gps-fmout/S +1.74E-07 2003.338.20:00:45.87/wx/16.7,889.8,52.1 2003.338.20:00:45.93/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9566,5003,26,1pps 2003.338.20:00:45.98/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15920,109,24,1pps 2003.338.20:00:46.06/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.30,lock,16294,16160,38,1pps 2003.338.20:00:46.14/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.75,lock,15835,15612,33,1pps 2003.338.20:00:46.22/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.90, 5.35,lock,16085,15815,61,1pps 2003.338.20:00:47.18#antcn#TR $$/338.20:00:47.09 195.4462 53.6827 0.0002 0.0001 2003.338.20:00:47.18#antcn#CO 0.0247 -0.0671 -0.7974 0.0129 2003.338.20:00:48.04/mat/600B0177 2003.338.20:00:48.66/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.20:00:48.67:!2003.338.20:02:21 2003.338.20:00:48.84#setcl#time/182122377,1,2003,338,20,00,49.00,1.559,26.331,20 2003.338.20:00:48.84#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.20:02:21.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.20:02:21.01:disc_end 2003.338.20:02:21.50:disc_pos 2003.338.20:02:21.50/disc_pos/47460364664,45729609400, 2003.338.20:02:21.51:disc_check 2003.338.20:02:21.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d20h02m21.380s,18768,0.00250s,40000,2013340088, 2003.338.20:02:21.94:postob_mk5a 2003.338.20:02:21.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 45461 : 45107 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:02:21.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 45464 : 45109 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:02:21.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 45469 : 45108 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:02:21.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 45465 : 45107 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:02:21.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 45464 : 45111 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:02:21.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 45468 : 45110 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:02:21.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 45460 : 45105 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:02:22.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 45460 : 45108 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:02:22.01:scan_name=338-2009,r4100,156 2003.338.20:02:22.01:source=4c39.25,092355.29,391523.8,1950.0,cw 2003.338.20:02:23.08:setupsx 2003.338.20:02:32.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.20:02:32.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.20:02:32.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 16 ; 2003.338.20:02:32.32:!2003.338.20:09:36 2003.338.20:03:23.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.20:09:36.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:09:36.00/disc_pos/47460364664,47459364664, 2003.338.20:09:36.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.20:09:36.04:!2003.338.20:09:36 2003.338.20:09:36.05:preob 2003.338.20:09:37.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:09:38.50/tpi/1u,16173,2u,16073,3u,16120,4u,16265,ia,10348 2003.338.20:09:38.50/tpi/9u,16182,au,16332,bu,16114,cu,16225,du,16117,eu,16254,ib,5224 2003.338.20:09:38.50/tpi/5u,15944,6u,16070,7u,15962,8u,15988,ic,17240 2003.338.20:09:38.68/tpgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10348 2003.338.20:09:38.68/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5224 2003.338.20:09:38.68/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17240 2003.338.20:09:40.91/tpzero/1u,491,2u,314,3u,390,4u,448,ia,274 2003.338.20:09:40.91/tpzero/9u,588,au,548,bu,551,cu,516,du,366,eu,431,ib,285 2003.338.20:09:40.91/tpzero/5u,460,6u,576,7u,367,8u,273,ic,597 2003.338.20:09:43.15/tpical/1u,18041,2u,17896,3u,18355,4u,18446,ia,11722 2003.338.20:09:43.15/tpical/9u,18942,au,19340,bu,18759,cu,18666,du,19388,eu,19129 2003.338.20:09:43.15/tpical/ib,6101 2003.338.20:09:43.15/tpical/5u,18331,6u,18339,7u,18186,8u,18234,ic,19874 2003.338.20:09:43.16/tpdiff/1u,1868,2u,1823,3u,2235,4u,2181,ia,1374 2003.338.20:09:43.16/tpdiff/9u,2760,au,3008,bu,2645,cu,2441,du,3271,eu,2875,ib,877 2003.338.20:09:43.16/tpdiff/5u,2387,6u,2269,7u,2224,8u,2246,ic,2634 2003.338.20:09:43.33/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11722 2003.338.20:09:43.33/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6101 2003.338.20:09:43.33/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19874 2003.338.20:09:43.91/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:09:43.91/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:09:43.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:09:43.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:09:43.92/tsys/1u,46.2,2u,47.5,3u,38.7,4u,39.9,ia,40.3 2003.338.20:09:43.92/tsys/9u,40.7,au,37.8,bu,42.4,cu,46.3,du,34.7,eu,39.6,ib,40.5 2003.338.20:09:43.92/tsys/5u,35.7,6u,37.6,7u,38.6,8u,38.5,ic,34.8 2003.338.20:09:44.05/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:09:44.44/cable/2.3536E-04 2003.338.20:09:44.44:!2003.338.20:09:46 2003.338.20:09:46.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:09:46.00/disc_pos/47588368384,47459364664, 2003.338.20:09:46.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.20:09:46.03:midob 2003.338.20:09:46.77/tpi/1u,16152,2u,15796,3u,15582,4u,15885,ia,10347 2003.338.20:09:46.77/tpi/9u,15700,au,15661,bu,15867,cu,15826,du,16097,eu,15725,ib,5226 2003.338.20:09:46.77/tpi/5u,15951,6u,16041,7u,15394,8u,15946,ic,17244 2003.338.20:09:46.95/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10339 2003.338.20:09:46.95/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,116,ib,5225 2003.338.20:09:46.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17232 2003.338.20:09:47.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:09:47.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:09:47.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:09:47.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:09:47.53/tsys/1u,46.1,2u,47.6,3u,38.9,4u,39.9,ia,40.3 2003.338.20:09:47.53/tsys/9u,40.8,au,37.8,bu,42.4,cu,46.1,du,34.6,eu,39.7,ib,40.6 2003.338.20:09:47.53/tsys/5u,35.7,6u,37.5,7u,38.6,8u,38.4,ic,34.8 2003.338.20:09:48.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:09:48.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:09:48.63/cable/2.3529E-04 2003.338.20:09:48.86/gps-fmout/S +1.08E-07 2003.338.20:09:51.77/wx/16.8,889.8,51.3 2003.338.20:09:51.82/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10342,5228,26,1pps 2003.338.20:09:51.87/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17238,110,24,1pps 2003.338.20:09:51.95/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 7.00,lock,16164,16274,38,1pps 2003.338.20:09:52.03/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15957,15803,33,1pps 2003.338.20:09:52.11/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15953,15949,61,1pps 2003.338.20:09:53.17#antcn#TR $$/338.20:09:53.09 304.0136 25.6172 -0.0001 -0.0001 2003.338.20:09:53.17#antcn#CO 0.0476 -0.0776 -0.7974 0.0364 2003.338.20:09:54.68/mat/600B0207 2003.338.20:09:54.85#setcl#time/182176977,1,2003,338,20,09,55.00,1.550,26.483,19 2003.338.20:09:54.85#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.20:09:55.36/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.20:09:55.37:!2003.338.20:12:22 2003.338.20:12:22.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.20:12:22.01:disc_end 2003.338.20:12:22.50:disc_pos 2003.338.20:12:22.51/disc_pos/50119329896,47460364664, 2003.338.20:12:22.53:disc_check 2003.338.20:12:22.94/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d20h12m22.383s,1156,0.00250s,40000,6957092380, 2003.338.20:12:22.94:postob_mk5a 2003.338.20:12:22.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 48010 : 47632 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:12:22.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 48016 : 47635 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:12:22.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 48018 : 47633 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:12:22.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 48015 : 47632 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:12:22.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 48013 : 47636 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:12:22.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 48017 : 47635 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:12:23.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 48009 : 47630 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:12:23.01/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 48009 : 47633 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:12:23.02:scan_name=338-2033,r4100,144 2003.338.20:12:23.02:source=1606+106,160623.42,103700.0,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.20:12:24.09:setupsx 2003.338.20:12:33.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.20:12:33.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.20:12:33.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 17 ; 2003.338.20:12:33.32:!2003.338.20:33:07 2003.338.20:14:07.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.20:33:07.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:33:07.01/disc_pos/50119329896,50118329896, 2003.338.20:33:07.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.20:33:07.05:!2003.338.20:33:07 2003.338.20:33:07.05:preob 2003.338.20:33:08.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:33:09.47/tpi/1u,16214,2u,16252,3u,16093,4u,16048,ia,9489 2003.338.20:33:09.47/tpi/9u,16132,au,16123,bu,16150,cu,16206,du,16341,eu,16121,ib,5113 2003.338.20:33:09.47/tpi/5u,16253,6u,15965,7u,15719,8u,16129,ic,15750 2003.338.20:33:09.64/tpgain/1u,144,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9489 2003.338.20:33:09.64/tpgain/9u,127,au,101,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,5113 2003.338.20:33:09.64/tpgain/5u,56,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15750 2003.338.20:33:11.86/tpzero/1u,499,2u,325,3u,400,4u,449,ia,268 2003.338.20:33:11.86/tpzero/9u,593,au,553,bu,559,cu,522,du,382,eu,433,ib,284 2003.338.20:33:11.86/tpzero/5u,465,6u,580,7u,366,8u,278,ic,584 2003.338.20:33:14.09/tpical/1u,18219,2u,18242,3u,18503,4u,18371,ia,10853 2003.338.20:33:14.09/tpical/9u,19103,au,19383,bu,18982,cu,18825,du,19925,eu,19140 2003.338.20:33:14.09/tpical/ib,5990 2003.338.20:33:14.09/tpical/5u,18908,6u,18401,7u,18104,8u,18573,ic,18357 2003.338.20:33:14.10/tpdiff/1u,2005,2u,1990,3u,2410,4u,2323,ia,1364 2003.338.20:33:14.10/tpdiff/9u,2971,au,3260,bu,2832,cu,2619,du,3584,eu,3019,ib,877 2003.338.20:33:14.10/tpdiff/5u,2655,6u,2436,7u,2385,8u,2444,ic,2607 2003.338.20:33:14.27/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10853 2003.338.20:33:14.27/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,101,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,5990 2003.338.20:33:14.27/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18357 2003.338.20:33:14.85/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:33:14.85/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:33:14.85/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:33:14.85/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:33:14.86/tsys/1u,43.1,2u,44.0,3u,35.8,4u,36.9,ia,37.2 2003.338.20:33:14.86/tsys/9u,37.7,au,34.4,bu,39.6,cu,43.1,du,32.1,eu,37.4,ib,39.6 2003.338.20:33:14.86/tsys/5u,32.7,6u,34.7,7u,35.4,8u,35.7,ic,32.0 2003.338.20:33:15.00/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:33:15.34/cable/2.3218E-04 2003.338.20:33:15.34:!2003.338.20:33:17 2003.338.20:33:17.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:33:17.00/disc_pos/50247233536,50118329896, 2003.338.20:33:17.00:data_valid=on 2003.338.20:33:17.01:midob 2003.338.20:33:17.76/tpi/1u,16172,2u,15731,3u,15565,4u,15672,ia,9475 2003.338.20:33:17.76/tpi/9u,16098,au,15807,bu,16324,cu,15793,du,16312,eu,16047,ib,5088 2003.338.20:33:17.76/tpi/5u,15623,6u,15929,7u,15689,8u,16071,ic,15738 2003.338.20:33:17.93/tpgain/1u,144,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9478 2003.338.20:33:17.93/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,125,cu,103,du,128,eu,122,ib,5089 2003.338.20:33:17.93/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15735 2003.338.20:33:18.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:33:18.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:33:18.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:33:18.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:33:18.51/tsys/1u,43.0,2u,44.1,3u,35.9,4u,36.9,ia,37.1 2003.338.20:33:18.51/tsys/9u,37.6,au,34.4,bu,39.4,cu,42.8,du,32.0,eu,37.2,ib,39.4 2003.338.20:33:18.51/tsys/5u,32.6,6u,34.7,7u,35.3,8u,35.5,ic,32.0 2003.338.20:33:19.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:33:19.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:33:19.63/cable/2.3232E-04 2003.338.20:33:19.85/gps-fmout/S +1.06E-07 2003.338.20:33:19.86/wx/17.2,889.8,51.4 2003.338.20:33:19.91/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9481,5026,26,1pps 2003.338.20:33:19.96/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15735,109,24,1pps 2003.338.20:33:20.04/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.36,lock,16182,16235,38,1pps 2003.338.20:33:20.12/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -0.75,lock,16253,15909,33,1pps 2003.338.20:33:20.20/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.42,lock,16763,15722,61,1pps 2003.338.20:33:21.16#antcn#TR $$/338.20:33:21.10 117.6901 67.2878 0.0003 0.0002 2003.338.20:33:21.16#antcn#CO 0.0351 -0.0475 -0.7974 0.0073 2003.338.20:33:22.12/mat/600B0173 2003.338.20:33:23.78/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.20:33:23.78:!2003.338.20:35:41 2003.338.20:33:24.84#setcl#time/182317974,1,2003,338,20,33,25.00,1.554,26.874,20 2003.338.20:33:24.84#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.20:35:41.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.20:35:41.00:disc_end 2003.338.20:35:41.48:disc_pos 2003.338.20:35:41.49/disc_pos/52586010280,50119329896, 2003.338.20:35:41.49:disc_check 2003.338.20:35:41.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d20h35m41.375s,14096,0.00250s,40000,19917186676, 2003.338.20:35:41.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.20:35:41.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 50375 : 49975 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:35:41.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 50381 : 49977 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:35:41.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 50383 : 49975 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:35:41.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 50382 : 49974 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:35:41.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 50378 : 49978 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:35:41.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 50383 : 49977 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:35:41.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 50374 : 49972 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:35:41.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 50376 : 49976 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:35:41.97:scan_name=338-2037,r4100,192 2003.338.20:35:41.97:source=1908-201,190812.49,-201155.2,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.20:35:42.10:setupsx 2003.338.20:35:51.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.20:35:51.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.20:35:51.36/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 18 ; 2003.338.20:35:51.36:!2003.338.20:37:34 2003.338.20:36:16.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.20:37:34.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:37:34.01/disc_pos/52586010280,52585010280, 2003.338.20:37:34.02:disc_start=on 2003.338.20:37:34.05:!2003.338.20:37:34 2003.338.20:37:34.05:preob 2003.338.20:37:35.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:37:36.49/tpi/1u,16367,2u,16254,3u,16084,4u,16075,ia,11303 2003.338.20:37:36.49/tpi/9u,16351,au,16058,bu,16235,cu,16271,du,16141,eu,16164,ib,5687 2003.338.20:37:36.49/tpi/5u,16140,6u,16160,7u,16246,8u,16097,ic,18901 2003.338.20:37:36.67/tpgain/1u,133,2u,110,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11303 2003.338.20:37:36.67/tpgain/9u,117,au,93,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,5687 2003.338.20:37:36.67/tpgain/5u,51,6u,74,7u,53,8u,62,ic,18901 2003.338.20:37:38.90/tpzero/1u,484,2u,310,3u,379,4u,438,ia,285 2003.338.20:37:38.90/tpzero/9u,584,au,538,bu,543,cu,509,du,355,eu,424,ib,291 2003.338.20:37:38.90/tpzero/5u,461,6u,574,7u,367,8u,274,ic,610 2003.338.20:37:41.14/tpical/1u,18109,2u,17945,3u,18113,4u,18098,ia,12685 2003.338.20:37:41.14/tpical/9u,18877,au,18749,bu,18661,cu,18525,du,19169,eu,18835 2003.338.20:37:41.14/tpical/ib,6564 2003.338.20:37:41.14/tpical/5u,18354,6u,18318,7u,18356,8u,18228,ic,21568 2003.338.20:37:41.15/tpdiff/1u,1742,2u,1691,3u,2029,4u,2023,ia,1382 2003.338.20:37:41.15/tpdiff/9u,2526,au,2691,bu,2426,cu,2254,du,3028,eu,2671,ib,877 2003.338.20:37:41.15/tpdiff/5u,2214,6u,2158,7u,2110,8u,2131,ic,2667 2003.338.20:37:41.32/tpdiffgain/1u,133,2u,110,3u,101,4u,79,ia,12685 2003.338.20:37:41.32/tpdiffgain/9u,117,au,93,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,6564 2003.338.20:37:41.32/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,74,7u,53,8u,62,ic,21568 2003.338.20:37:41.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:37:41.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:37:41.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:37:41.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:37:41.91/tsys/1u,50.1,2u,51.9,3u,42.6,4u,42.5,ia,43.8 2003.338.20:37:41.91/tsys/9u,44.9,au,41.5,bu,46.6,cu,50.3,du,37.5,eu,42.4,ib,44.3 2003.338.20:37:41.91/tsys/5u,38.9,6u,39.7,7u,41.4,8u,40.8,ic,37.7 2003.338.20:37:42.04/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.20:37:42.38/cable/2.2997E-04 2003.338.20:37:42.38:!2003.338.20:37:44 2003.338.20:37:44.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:37:44.00/disc_pos/52713979904,52585010280, 2003.338.20:37:44.00:data_valid=on 2003.338.20:37:44.02:midob 2003.338.20:37:44.75/tpi/1u,16124,2u,15718,3u,15784,4u,15726,ia,11298 2003.338.20:37:44.75/tpi/9u,15748,au,15715,bu,15896,cu,15951,du,15832,eu,15870,ib,5673 2003.338.20:37:44.75/tpi/5u,15507,6u,15775,7u,15673,8u,16110,ic,18896 2003.338.20:37:44.93/tpgain/1u,132,2u,108,3u,100,4u,78,ia,11293 2003.338.20:37:44.93/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,112,ib,5672 2003.338.20:37:44.93/tpgain/5u,50,6u,73,7u,52,8u,62,ic,18895 2003.338.20:37:45.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:37:45.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:37:45.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:37:45.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:37:45.51/tsys/1u,50.2,2u,52.0,3u,42.6,4u,42.7,ia,43.8 2003.338.20:37:45.51/tsys/9u,44.8,au,41.5,bu,46.4,cu,50.4,du,37.4,eu,42.4,ib,44.2 2003.338.20:37:45.51/tsys/5u,38.9,6u,39.9,7u,41.5,8u,40.9,ic,37.7 2003.338.20:37:46.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:37:46.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:37:46.62/cable/2.2981E-04 2003.338.20:37:46.85/gps-fmout/S +1.60E-07 2003.338.20:37:46.86/wx/17.2,889.8,51.5 2003.338.20:37:46.92/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11294,5671,26,1pps 2003.338.20:37:46.97/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18903,109,24,1pps 2003.338.20:37:47.05/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.25, 6.57,lock,16135,16131,38,1pps 2003.338.20:37:47.13/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.01, -1.52,lock,16127,15988,33,1pps 2003.338.20:37:47.21/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.12, 4.66,lock,16036,15938,61,1pps 2003.338.20:37:48.18#antcn#TR $$/338.20:37:48.09 118.9558 13.8893 0.0001 -0.0003 2003.338.20:37:48.18#antcn#CO 0.0568 -0.1104 -0.7974 0.0698 2003.338.20:37:49.82/mat/600B0114 2003.338.20:37:50.83#setcl#time/182344573,1,2003,338,20,37,51.00,1.559,26.948,21 2003.338.20:37:50.83#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.20:37:51.34/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.20:37:51.35:!2003.338.20:40:56 2003.338.20:40:56.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.20:40:56.01:disc_end 2003.338.20:40:56.49:disc_pos 2003.338.20:40:56.52/disc_pos/55820692544,52586010280, 2003.338.20:40:56.52:disc_check 2003.338.20:40:56.92/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d20h40m56.383s,30644,0.00250s,40000,1805421188, 2003.338.20:40:56.92:postob_mk5a 2003.338.20:40:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 53475 : 53049 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:40:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 53479 : 53052 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:40:56.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 53481 : 53050 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:40:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 53480 : 53048 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:40:56.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 53477 : 53054 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:40:56.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 53481 : 53051 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:40:56.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 53473 : 53046 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:40:56.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 53474 : 53050 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:40:57.00:scan_name=338-2042,r4100,98 2003.338.20:40:57.00:source=1156+295,115657.78,293126.1,1950.0,cw 2003.338.20:40:57.10:setupsx 2003.338.20:41:06.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.20:41:06.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.20:41:06.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 19 ; 2003.338.20:41:06.33:!2003.338.20:42:36 2003.338.20:42:29.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.20:42:36.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:42:36.00/disc_pos/55820692544,55819692544, 2003.338.20:42:36.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.20:42:36.04:!2003.338.20:42:36 2003.338.20:42:36.05:preob 2003.338.20:42:37.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:42:38.50/tpi/1u,16239,2u,16260,3u,16151,4u,16110,ia,9530 2003.338.20:42:38.50/tpi/9u,16740,au,16000,bu,16312,cu,16173,du,16325,eu,16054,ib,4822 2003.338.20:42:38.50/tpi/5u,16387,6u,16027,7u,16341,8u,16171,ic,15835 2003.338.20:42:38.68/tpgain/1u,144,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9530 2003.338.20:42:38.68/tpgain/9u,128,au,101,bu,125,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,4822 2003.338.20:42:38.68/tpgain/5u,56,6u,80,7u,58,8u,68,ic,15835 2003.338.20:42:40.91/tpzero/1u,502,2u,325,3u,400,4u,451,ia,268 2003.338.20:42:40.91/tpzero/9u,603,au,550,bu,562,cu,522,du,381,eu,432,ib,282 2003.338.20:42:40.91/tpzero/5u,467,6u,581,7u,372,8u,278,ic,584 2003.338.20:42:43.15/tpical/1u,18250,2u,18222,3u,18523,4u,18437,ia,10880 2003.338.20:42:43.15/tpical/9u,19841,au,19191,bu,19174,cu,18767,du,19862,eu,19048 2003.338.20:42:43.15/tpical/ib,5685 2003.338.20:42:43.15/tpical/5u,18993,6u,18491,7u,18770,8u,18624,ic,18419 2003.338.20:42:43.16/tpdiff/1u,2011,2u,1962,3u,2372,4u,2327,ia,1350 2003.338.20:42:43.16/tpdiff/9u,3101,au,3191,bu,2862,cu,2594,du,3537,eu,2994,ib,863 2003.338.20:42:43.16/tpdiff/5u,2606,6u,2464,7u,2429,8u,2453,ic,2584 2003.338.20:42:43.33/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10880 2003.338.20:42:43.33/tpdiffgain/9u,128,au,101,bu,125,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,5685 2003.338.20:42:43.33/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,80,7u,58,8u,68,ic,18419 2003.338.20:42:43.91/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:42:43.91/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:42:43.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:42:43.92/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:42:43.92/tsys/1u,43.0,2u,44.7,3u,36.5,4u,37.0,ia,37.7 2003.338.20:42:43.92/tsys/9u,37.5,au,34.9,bu,39.6,cu,43.4,du,32.5,eu,37.6,ib,37.9 2003.338.20:42:43.92/tsys/5u,33.6,6u,34.5,7u,36.2,8u,35.6,ic,32.5 2003.338.20:42:44.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.20:42:44.36/cable/2.2892E-04 2003.338.20:42:44.36:!2003.338.20:42:46 2003.338.20:42:46.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:42:46.00/disc_pos/55948591104,55819692544, 2003.338.20:42:46.00:data_valid=on 2003.338.20:42:46.01:midob 2003.338.20:42:46.75/tpi/1u,16001,2u,15729,3u,15411,4u,15774,ia,9538 2003.338.20:42:46.75/tpi/9u,16116,au,15769,bu,16357,cu,15829,du,16581,eu,16283,ib,4819 2003.338.20:42:46.75/tpi/5u,15747,6u,16050,7u,15821,8u,16191,ic,15846 2003.338.20:42:46.93/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9544 2003.338.20:42:46.93/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,125,cu,103,du,129,eu,123,ib,4826 2003.338.20:42:46.93/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15851 2003.338.20:42:47.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:42:47.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:42:47.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:42:47.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:42:47.51/tsys/1u,43.0,2u,44.7,3u,36.8,4u,37.1,ia,37.8 2003.338.20:42:47.51/tsys/9u,36.6,au,35.1,bu,39.7,cu,43.3,du,32.5,eu,37.5,ib,37.9 2003.338.20:42:47.51/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,34.5,7u,36.2,8u,35.7,ic,32.5 2003.338.20:42:48.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:42:48.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.20:42:48.64/cable/2.2892E-04 2003.338.20:42:48.85/gps-fmout/S +1.36E-07 2003.338.20:42:51.53/wx/17.3,889.8,49.5 2003.338.20:42:51.58/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9530,4831,26,1pps 2003.338.20:42:51.63/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15836,109,24,1pps 2003.338.20:42:51.71/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.36,lock,16246,16340,38,1pps 2003.338.20:42:51.79/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.75,lock,15731,15999,33,1pps 2003.338.20:42:51.87/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.42,lock,16782,16069,61,1pps 2003.338.20:42:52.16#antcn#TR $$/338.20:42:52.08 289.6242 49.5838 0.0002 -0.0004 2003.338.20:42:52.16#antcn#CO 0.0264 -0.0533 -0.7974 0.0149 2003.338.20:42:52.79/mat/600B0202 2003.338.20:42:53.35/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.20:42:53.35:!2003.338.20:44:24 2003.338.20:42:53.84#setcl#time/182374873,1,2003,338,20,42,54.00,1.554,27.032,20 2003.338.20:42:53.84#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.20:44:24.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.20:44:24.00:disc_end 2003.338.20:44:24.48:disc_pos 2003.338.20:44:24.49/disc_pos/57551433520,55820692544, 2003.338.20:44:24.49:disc_check 2003.338.20:44:24.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d20h44m24.375s,15624,0.00250s,40000,1597154044, 2003.338.20:44:24.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.20:44:24.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 55138 : 54690 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:44:24.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 55145 : 54691 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:44:24.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 55144 : 54690 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:44:24.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 55144 : 54688 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:44:24.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 55140 : 54694 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:44:24.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 55145 : 54691 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:44:24.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 55136 : 54686 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:44:24.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 55139 : 54691 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:44:24.98:scan_name=338-2046,r4100,139 2003.338.20:44:24.99:source=oq208,140445.63,284129.5,1950.0,cw 2003.338.20:44:25.10:setupsx 2003.338.20:44:34.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.20:44:34.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.20:44:34.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 20 ; 2003.338.20:44:34.34:!2003.338.20:46:37 2003.338.20:44:43.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.20:46:37.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:46:37.01/disc_pos/57551433520,57550433520, 2003.338.20:46:37.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.20:46:37.05:!2003.338.20:46:37 2003.338.20:46:37.05:preob 2003.338.20:46:38.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:46:39.47/tpi/1u,16333,2u,15966,3u,15787,4u,16079,ia,9313 2003.338.20:46:39.47/tpi/9u,16000,au,16234,bu,16377,cu,16051,du,16139,eu,16186,ib,4785 2003.338.20:46:39.47/tpi/5u,15954,6u,16055,7u,15903,8u,16230,ic,15435 2003.338.20:46:39.65/tpgain/1u,146,2u,119,3u,111,4u,87,ia,9313 2003.338.20:46:39.65/tpgain/9u,127,au,102,bu,126,cu,104,du,128,eu,123,ib,4785 2003.338.20:46:39.65/tpgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,58,8u,69,ic,15435 2003.338.20:46:41.88/tpzero/1u,505,2u,322,3u,396,4u,452,ia,266 2003.338.20:46:41.88/tpzero/9u,591,au,554,bu,566,cu,521,du,378,eu,435,ib,282 2003.338.20:46:41.88/tpzero/5u,462,6u,581,7u,370,8u,281,ic,581 2003.338.20:46:44.12/tpical/1u,18406,2u,17927,3u,18151,4u,18430,ia,10659 2003.338.20:46:44.12/tpical/9u,18931,au,19465,bu,19312,cu,18664,du,19749,eu,19291 2003.338.20:46:44.12/tpical/ib,5656 2003.338.20:46:44.12/tpical/5u,18559,6u,18566,7u,18331,8u,18771,ic,18009 2003.338.20:46:44.13/tpdiff/1u,2073,2u,1961,3u,2364,4u,2351,ia,1346 2003.338.20:46:44.13/tpdiff/9u,2931,au,3231,bu,2935,cu,2613,du,3610,eu,3105,ib,871 2003.338.20:46:44.13/tpdiff/5u,2605,6u,2511,7u,2428,8u,2541,ic,2574 2003.338.20:46:44.30/tpdiffgain/1u,146,2u,119,3u,111,4u,87,ia,10659 2003.338.20:46:44.30/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,102,bu,126,cu,104,du,128,eu,123,ib,5656 2003.338.20:46:44.30/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,58,8u,69,ic,18009 2003.338.20:46:44.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:46:44.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:46:44.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:46:44.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:46:44.89/tsys/1u,42.0,2u,43.9,3u,35.8,4u,36.6,ia,37.0 2003.338.20:46:44.89/tsys/9u,37.9,au,34.9,bu,38.8,cu,42.8,du,31.4,eu,36.5,ib,37.2 2003.338.20:46:44.89/tsys/5u,32.7,6u,33.9,7u,35.2,8u,34.5,ic,31.7 2003.338.20:46:45.02/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:46:45.38/cable/2.3232E-04 2003.338.20:46:45.38:!2003.338.20:46:47 2003.338.20:46:47.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:46:47.00/disc_pos/57679351808,57550433520, 2003.338.20:46:47.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.20:46:47.02:midob 2003.338.20:46:47.75/tpi/1u,16113,2u,15733,3u,15545,4u,15734,ia,9315 2003.338.20:46:47.75/tpi/9u,16622,au,15591,bu,15897,cu,15649,du,16129,eu,16195,ib,4784 2003.338.20:46:47.75/tpi/5u,15958,6u,16048,7u,15409,8u,16255,ic,15439 2003.338.20:46:47.93/tpgain/1u,145,2u,118,3u,110,4u,86,ia,9312 2003.338.20:46:47.93/tpgain/9u,128,au,100,bu,124,cu,103,du,128,eu,123,ib,4781 2003.338.20:46:47.93/tpgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,57,8u,69,ic,15435 2003.338.20:46:48.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:46:48.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:46:48.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:46:48.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:46:48.51/tsys/1u,42.0,2u,44.0,3u,35.9,4u,36.6,ia,37.0 2003.338.20:46:48.51/tsys/9u,38.7,au,34.9,bu,38.9,cu,42.5,du,31.4,eu,36.5,ib,37.2 2003.338.20:46:48.51/tsys/5u,32.7,6u,33.9,7u,35.3,8u,34.6,ic,31.7 2003.338.20:46:49.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:46:49.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.20:46:49.65/cable/2.3240E-04 2003.338.20:46:49.85/gps-fmout/S +1.83E-07 2003.338.20:46:50.20/wx/17.3,889.7,50.0 2003.338.20:46:50.25/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9308,4777,26,1pps 2003.338.20:46:50.30/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15426,110,24,1pps 2003.338.20:46:50.38/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.12, 7.42,lock,16332,16168,38,1pps 2003.338.20:46:50.46/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -0.60,lock,15926,16064,33,1pps 2003.338.20:46:50.54/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.42,lock,16618,15925,61,1pps 2003.338.20:46:51.17#antcn#TR $$/338.20:46:51.10 300.0265 76.2558 -0.0004 -0.0005 2003.338.20:46:51.17#antcn#CO -0.0670 -0.0137 -0.7974 0.0043 2003.338.20:46:51.63/mat/600B0211 2003.338.20:46:51.83#setcl#time/182398672,1,2003,338,20,46,52.00,1.559,27.098,21 2003.338.20:46:51.83#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.20:46:52.33/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.20:46:52.33:!2003.338.20:49:06 2003.338.20:49:06.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.20:49:06.00:disc_end 2003.338.20:49:06.48:disc_pos 2003.338.20:49:06.49/disc_pos/59938117360,57551433520, 2003.338.20:49:06.49:disc_check 2003.338.20:49:06.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d20h49m06.378s,27896,0.00250s,40000,2125343888, 2003.338.20:49:06.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.20:49:06.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 57429 : 56955 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:49:06.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 57434 : 56957 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:49:06.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 57433 : 56956 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:49:06.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 57434 : 56955 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:49:06.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 57429 : 56960 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:49:06.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 57434 : 56957 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:49:06.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 57425 : 56952 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:49:06.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 57428 : 56956 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:49:06.99:scan_name=338-2051,r4100,143 2003.338.20:49:06.99:source=3c418,203707.50,510835.6,1950.0,cw 2003.338.20:49:07.09:setupsx 2003.338.20:49:16.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.20:49:16.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.20:49:16.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 21 ; 2003.338.20:49:16.33:!2003.338.20:51:19 2003.338.20:50:05.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.20:51:19.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:51:19.01/disc_pos/59938117360,59937117360, 2003.338.20:51:19.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.20:51:19.05:!2003.338.20:51:19 2003.338.20:51:19.05:preob 2003.338.20:51:20.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:51:21.47/tpi/1u,16254,2u,16169,3u,15947,4u,16022,ia,10408 2003.338.20:51:21.47/tpi/9u,16118,au,15985,bu,16286,cu,15932,du,16287,eu,16078,ib,5821 2003.338.20:51:21.47/tpi/5u,16030,6u,16143,7u,16078,8u,16086,ic,17355 2003.338.20:51:21.65/tpgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10408 2003.338.20:51:21.65/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,97,du,121,eu,115,ib,5821 2003.338.20:51:21.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17355 2003.338.20:51:23.88/tpzero/1u,491,2u,316,3u,386,4u,444,ia,275 2003.338.20:51:23.88/tpzero/9u,583,au,539,bu,549,cu,506,du,361,eu,424,ib,292 2003.338.20:51:23.88/tpzero/5u,462,6u,578,7u,368,8u,274,ic,598 2003.338.20:51:26.12/tpical/1u,18115,2u,17968,3u,18103,4u,18103,ia,11761 2003.338.20:51:26.12/tpical/9u,18788,au,18824,bu,18916,cu,18249,du,19521,eu,18821 2003.338.20:51:26.12/tpical/ib,6716 2003.338.20:51:26.12/tpical/5u,18413,6u,18434,7u,18280,8u,18339,ic,19951 2003.338.20:51:26.13/tpdiff/1u,1861,2u,1799,3u,2156,4u,2081,ia,1353 2003.338.20:51:26.13/tpdiff/9u,2670,au,2839,bu,2630,cu,2317,du,3234,eu,2743,ib,895 2003.338.20:51:26.13/tpdiff/5u,2383,6u,2291,7u,2202,8u,2253,ic,2596 2003.338.20:51:26.30/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11761 2003.338.20:51:26.30/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,97,du,121,eu,115,ib,6716 2003.338.20:51:26.30/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19951 2003.338.20:51:26.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:51:26.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:51:26.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:51:26.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:51:26.89/tsys/1u,46.6,2u,48.5,3u,39.7,4u,41.2,ia,41.2 2003.338.20:51:26.89/tsys/9u,41.9,au,39.2,bu,43.1,cu,47.9,du,35.5,eu,41.1,ib,44.5 2003.338.20:51:26.89/tsys/5u,35.9,6u,37.4,7u,39.2,8u,38.6,ic,35.5 2003.338.20:51:27.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.20:51:27.34/cable/2.3107E-04 2003.338.20:51:27.34:!2003.338.20:51:29 2003.338.20:51:29.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:51:29.00/disc_pos/60065988608,59937117360, 2003.338.20:51:29.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.20:51:29.03:midob 2003.338.20:51:29.77/tpi/1u,16263,2u,15866,3u,15653,4u,15980,ia,10403 2003.338.20:51:29.77/tpi/9u,15589,au,15727,bu,15742,cu,15932,du,15735,eu,15785,ib,5828 2003.338.20:51:29.77/tpi/5u,16017,6u,16147,7u,15527,8u,16079,ic,17344 2003.338.20:51:29.95/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10397 2003.338.20:51:29.95/tpgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5838 2003.338.20:51:29.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17338 2003.338.20:51:30.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:51:30.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:51:30.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:51:30.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:51:30.53/tsys/1u,46.6,2u,48.4,3u,39.7,4u,41.1,ia,41.2 2003.338.20:51:30.53/tsys/9u,41.9,au,39.4,bu,43.1,cu,47.9,du,35.4,eu,41.1,ib,44.5 2003.338.20:51:30.53/tsys/5u,35.9,6u,37.4,7u,39.3,8u,38.6,ic,35.5 2003.338.20:51:31.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:51:31.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:51:31.61/cable/2.3100E-04 2003.338.20:51:31.86/gps-fmout/S +1.57E-07 2003.338.20:51:31.87/wx/17.4,889.7,51.6 2003.338.20:51:31.92/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10402,5846,26,1pps 2003.338.20:51:31.97/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17339,110,24,1pps 2003.338.20:51:32.05/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 6.94,lock,16263,16166,38,1pps 2003.338.20:51:32.13/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16036,15860,33,1pps 2003.338.20:51:32.21/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,15854,16108,61,1pps 2003.338.20:51:33.16#antcn#TR $$/338.20:51:33.08 41.7911 21.2190 0.0001 0.0005 2003.338.20:51:33.16#antcn#CO 0.0577 -0.0877 -0.7974 0.0449 2003.338.20:51:33.77/mat/600B0141 2003.338.20:51:34.34/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.20:51:34.35:!2003.338.20:53:52 2003.338.20:51:34.82#setcl#time/182426970,1,2003,338,20,51,35.00,1.572,27.177,22 2003.338.20:51:34.82#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.20:51:47.88;"weather-partly cloudy. 2003.338.20:51:51.13;sxmon 2003.338.20:51:51.22/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.80 volt 2003.338.20:51:51.26/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.32 volt 2003.338.20:51:51.30/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,271.13 psi 2003.338.20:51:51.33/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,85.00 psi 2003.338.20:51:51.37/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,93.88 degC 2003.338.20:51:51.41/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.09 volt 2003.338.20:51:51.45/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,29.31 degK 2003.338.20:51:51.49/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,227.16 degK 2003.338.20:53:52.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.20:53:52.00:disc_end 2003.338.20:53:52.48:disc_pos 2003.338.20:53:52.49/disc_pos/62388764560,59938117360, 2003.338.20:53:52.49:disc_check 2003.338.20:53:52.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d20h53m52.370s,30056,0.00250s,40000,2125230640, 2003.338.20:53:52.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.20:53:52.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 59779 : 59282 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:53:52.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 59785 : 59283 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:53:52.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 59783 : 59283 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:53:52.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 59785 : 59281 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:53:52.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 59779 : 59287 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:53:52.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 59786 : 59283 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:53:52.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 59776 : 59280 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:53:52.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 59778 : 59283 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:53:52.97:scan_name=338-2055,r4100,202 2003.338.20:53:52.98:source=1056+212,105658.43,211328.1,1950.0,cw 2003.338.20:53:53.08:setupsx 2003.338.20:54:02.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.20:54:02.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.20:54:02.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 22 ; 2003.338.20:54:02.32:!2003.338.20:55:48 2003.338.20:55:01.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.20:55:48.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:55:48.00/disc_pos/62388764560,62387764560, 2003.338.20:55:48.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.20:55:48.04:!2003.338.20:55:48 2003.338.20:55:48.05:preob 2003.338.20:55:49.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:55:50.48/tpi/1u,16185,2u,16049,3u,16007,4u,16025,ia,9911 2003.338.20:55:50.48/tpi/9u,16002,au,15939,bu,15932,cu,16093,du,16346,eu,16046,ib,4981 2003.338.20:55:50.48/tpi/5u,15771,6u,16131,7u,15897,8u,16262,ic,16486 2003.338.20:55:50.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9911 2003.338.20:55:50.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,4981 2003.338.20:55:50.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16486 2003.338.20:55:52.89/tpzero/1u,495,2u,318,3u,393,4u,446,ia,271 2003.338.20:55:52.89/tpzero/9u,588,au,546,bu,552,cu,517,du,377,eu,431,ib,283 2003.338.20:55:52.89/tpzero/5u,460,6u,580,7u,368,8u,279,ic,591 2003.338.20:55:55.13/tpical/1u,18112,2u,17913,3u,18280,4u,18250,ia,11267 2003.338.20:55:55.13/tpical/9u,18811,au,18945,bu,18597,cu,18589,du,19757,eu,18965 2003.338.20:55:55.13/tpical/ib,5842 2003.338.20:55:55.13/tpical/5u,18260,6u,18527,7u,18197,8u,18657,ic,19094 2003.338.20:55:55.14/tpdiff/1u,1927,2u,1864,3u,2273,4u,2225,ia,1356 2003.338.20:55:55.14/tpdiff/9u,2809,au,3006,bu,2665,cu,2496,du,3411,eu,2919,ib,861 2003.338.20:55:55.14/tpdiff/5u,2489,6u,2396,7u,2300,8u,2395,ic,2608 2003.338.20:55:55.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11267 2003.338.20:55:55.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5842 2003.338.20:55:55.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19094 2003.338.20:55:55.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:55:55.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:55:55.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:55:55.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:55:55.90/tsys/1u,44.8,2u,46.4,3u,37.8,4u,38.5,ia,39.1 2003.338.20:55:55.90/tsys/9u,39.5,au,36.9,bu,41.6,cu,44.9,du,33.7,eu,38.5,ib,39.3 2003.338.20:55:55.90/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,35.7,7u,37.1,8u,36.7,ic,33.5 2003.338.20:55:56.03/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:55:56.34/cable/2.3062E-04 2003.338.20:55:56.34:!2003.338.20:55:58 2003.338.20:55:58.00:disc_pos 2003.338.20:55:58.00/disc_pos/62516727808,62387764560, 2003.338.20:55:58.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.20:55:58.03:midob 2003.338.20:55:58.77/tpi/1u,16213,2u,15733,3u,15473,4u,15605,ia,9918 2003.338.20:55:58.77/tpi/9u,16217,au,15599,bu,15646,cu,15777,du,15879,eu,16296,ib,4984 2003.338.20:55:58.77/tpi/5u,15828,6u,15804,7u,15933,8u,16311,ic,16505 2003.338.20:55:58.95/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9917 2003.338.20:55:58.95/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,121,ib,4980 2003.338.20:55:58.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16502 2003.338.20:55:59.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.20:55:59.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.20:55:59.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.20:55:59.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.20:55:59.53/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,46.3,3u,37.9,4u,38.4,ia,39.1 2003.338.20:55:59.53/tsys/9u,39.4,au,36.8,bu,41.5,cu,44.9,du,33.8,eu,38.5,ib,39.3 2003.338.20:55:59.53/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,35.9,7u,37.2,8u,36.8,ic,33.6 2003.338.20:56:00.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.20:56:00.31/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.20:56:00.64/cable/2.3062E-04 2003.338.20:56:00.84/gps-fmout/S +9.6E-08 2003.338.20:56:04.18/wx/17.5,889.7,49.4 2003.338.20:56:04.24/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9920,4984,26,1pps 2003.338.20:56:04.29/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16503,109,24,1pps 2003.338.20:56:04.37/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16204,16286,38,1pps 2003.338.20:56:04.45/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15826,16128,33,1pps 2003.338.20:56:04.53/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16238,16084,61,1pps 2003.338.20:56:05.18#antcn#TR $$/338.20:56:05.09 281.5823 32.0968 0.0000 -0.0005 2003.338.20:56:05.18#antcn#CO 0.0419 -0.0763 -0.7974 0.0279 2003.338.20:56:06.28/mat/600B0188 2003.338.20:56:06.86/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.20:56:06.86:!2003.338.20:59:20 2003.338.20:56:07.83#setcl#time/182454271,1,2003,338,20,56,08.00,1.559,27.253,21 2003.338.20:56:07.83#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.20:59:20.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.20:59:20.00:disc_end 2003.338.20:59:20.49:disc_pos 2003.338.20:59:20.50/disc_pos/65783458976,62388764560, 2003.338.20:59:20.51:disc_check 2003.338.20:59:20.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d20h59m20.378s,22136,0.00250s,40000,1853433504, 2003.338.20:59:20.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.20:59:20.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 63030 : 62509 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:59:20.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 63035 : 62510 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:59:20.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 63035 : 62511 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:59:20.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 63038 : 62507 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:59:20.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 63029 : 62515 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:59:20.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 63037 : 62510 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:59:20.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 63026 : 62507 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:59:20.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 63029 : 62510 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.20:59:21.00:scan_name=338-2100b,r4100,98 2003.338.20:59:21.00:source=1334-127,133500.00,-124209.7,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.20:59:21.09:setupsx 2003.338.20:59:30.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.20:59:30.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.20:59:30.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 23 ; 2003.338.20:59:30.30:!2003.338.21:00:07 2003.338.21:00:01.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.21:00:07.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:00:07.00/disc_pos/65783458976,65782458976, 2003.338.21:00:07.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.21:00:07.04:!2003.338.21:00:07 2003.338.21:00:07.05:preob 2003.338.21:00:08.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:00:09.48/tpi/1u,16238,2u,15982,3u,16134,4u,16118,ia,9520 2003.338.21:00:09.48/tpi/9u,16408,au,16117,bu,16368,cu,16063,du,16482,eu,16229,ib,4918 2003.338.21:00:09.48/tpi/5u,16314,6u,16031,7u,15803,8u,16197,ic,15811 2003.338.21:00:09.66/tpgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9520 2003.338.21:00:09.66/tpgain/9u,126,au,100,bu,124,cu,103,du,128,eu,122,ib,4918 2003.338.21:00:09.66/tpgain/5u,56,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15811 2003.338.21:00:11.88/tpzero/1u,501,2u,320,3u,400,4u,451,ia,268 2003.338.21:00:11.88/tpzero/9u,595,au,548,bu,563,cu,515,du,384,eu,434,ib,282 2003.338.21:00:11.88/tpzero/5u,467,6u,580,7u,366,8u,279,ic,585 2003.338.21:00:14.11/tpical/1u,18198,2u,17878,3u,18463,4u,18387,ia,10848 2003.338.21:00:14.11/tpical/9u,19234,au,19197,bu,19196,cu,18615,du,20113,eu,19284 2003.338.21:00:14.11/tpical/ib,5786 2003.338.21:00:14.11/tpical/5u,18928,6u,18422,7u,18087,8u,18570,ic,18355 2003.338.21:00:14.12/tpdiff/1u,1960,2u,1896,3u,2329,4u,2269,ia,1328 2003.338.21:00:14.12/tpdiff/9u,2826,au,3080,bu,2828,cu,2552,du,3631,eu,3055,ib,868 2003.338.21:00:14.12/tpdiff/5u,2614,6u,2391,7u,2284,8u,2373,ic,2544 2003.338.21:00:14.29/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10848 2003.338.21:00:14.29/tpdiffgain/9u,126,au,100,bu,124,cu,103,du,128,eu,122,ib,5786 2003.338.21:00:14.29/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18355 2003.338.21:00:14.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:00:14.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:00:14.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:00:14.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:00:14.88/tsys/1u,44.2,2u,45.4,3u,37.2,4u,38.0,ia,38.3 2003.338.21:00:14.88/tsys/9u,40.3,au,36.4,bu,40.2,cu,43.9,du,31.9,eu,37.2,ib,38.5 2003.338.21:00:14.88/tsys/5u,33.3,6u,35.5,7u,37.2,8u,36.9,ic,32.9 2003.338.21:00:14.99/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.21:00:15.38/cable/2.3078E-04 2003.338.21:00:15.38:!2003.338.21:00:17 2003.338.21:00:17.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:00:17.00/disc_pos/65911369728,65782458976, 2003.338.21:00:17.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.21:00:17.03:midob 2003.338.21:00:17.77/tpi/1u,15975,2u,15711,3u,15607,4u,15737,ia,9515 2003.338.21:00:17.77/tpi/9u,16260,au,15651,bu,16295,cu,15728,du,16495,eu,16209,ib,4905 2003.338.21:00:17.77/tpi/5u,15695,6u,16007,7u,15770,8u,16125,ic,15799 2003.338.21:00:17.95/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9512 2003.338.21:00:17.95/tpgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,124,cu,102,du,128,eu,122,ib,4905 2003.338.21:00:17.95/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15797 2003.338.21:00:18.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:00:18.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:00:18.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:00:18.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:00:18.53/tsys/1u,44.1,2u,45.4,3u,37.3,4u,38.0,ia,38.3 2003.338.21:00:18.53/tsys/9u,39.9,au,36.0,bu,40.1,cu,43.8,du,31.9,eu,37.2,ib,38.3 2003.338.21:00:18.53/tsys/5u,33.3,6u,35.5,7u,37.1,8u,36.7,ic,32.9 2003.338.21:00:19.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:00:19.30/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.21:00:19.64/cable/2.3078E-04 2003.338.21:00:19.84/gps-fmout/S +1.68E-07 2003.338.21:00:19.85/wx/17.6,889.5,49.1 2003.338.21:00:19.91/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9508,4909,26,1pps 2003.338.21:00:19.96/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15788,110,24,1pps 2003.338.21:00:20.04/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.36,lock,16217,16284,38,1pps 2003.338.21:00:20.12/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.75,lock,15671,15949,33,1pps 2003.338.21:00:20.20/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 5.35,lock,16295,16000,61,1pps 2003.338.21:00:21.17#antcn#TR $$/338.21:00:21.09 216.4060 47.5623 0.0001 -0.0001 2003.338.21:00:21.17#antcn#CO 0.0284 -0.0728 -0.7974 0.0160 2003.338.21:00:22.76/mat/600B0182 2003.338.21:00:23.82#setcl#time/182479870,1,2003,338,21,00,24.00,1.563,27.324,22 2003.338.21:00:23.82#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.21:00:24.32/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.21:00:24.32:!2003.338.21:01:55 2003.338.21:01:55.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.21:01:55.00:disc_end 2003.338.21:01:55.49:disc_pos 2003.338.21:01:55.50/disc_pos/67514054920,65783458976, 2003.338.21:01:55.50:disc_check 2003.338.21:01:55.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d21h01m55.375s,10356,0.00250s,40000,749375836, 2003.338.21:01:55.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.21:01:55.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 64693 : 64149 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:01:55.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 64698 : 64151 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:01:55.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 64698 : 64151 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:01:55.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 64701 : 64147 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:01:55.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 64694 : 64155 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:01:55.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 64700 : 64150 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:01:55.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 64691 : 64148 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:01:55.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 64692 : 64150 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:01:55.99:scan_name=338-2120,r4100,98 2003.338.21:01:56.00:source=1739+522,173929.05,521310.5,1950.0,cw 2003.338.21:01:56.10:setupsx 2003.338.21:02:05.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.21:02:05.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.21:02:05.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 24 ; 2003.338.21:02:05.34:!2003.338.21:20:00 2003.338.21:03:32.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.21:20:00.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:20:00.00/disc_pos/67514054920,67513054920, 2003.338.21:20:00.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.21:20:00.04:!2003.338.21:20:00 2003.338.21:20:00.04:preob 2003.338.21:20:01.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:20:02.46/tpi/1u,16218,2u,16145,3u,16302,4u,16144,ia,9779 2003.338.21:20:02.46/tpi/9u,16064,au,16404,bu,16085,cu,16071,du,16269,eu,16334,ib,4986 2003.338.21:20:02.46/tpi/5u,16170,6u,15959,7u,16230,8u,16063,ic,16267 2003.338.21:20:02.64/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9779 2003.338.21:20:02.64/tpgain/9u,125,au,100,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,121,ib,4986 2003.338.21:20:02.64/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16267 2003.338.21:20:04.87/tpzero/1u,495,2u,320,3u,399,4u,449,ia,270 2003.338.21:20:04.87/tpzero/9u,592,au,553,bu,556,cu,517,du,377,eu,434,ib,284 2003.338.21:20:04.87/tpzero/5u,465,6u,579,7u,372,8u,276,ic,588 2003.338.21:20:07.11/tpical/1u,18211,2u,18077,3u,18686,4u,18460,ia,11152 2003.338.21:20:07.11/tpical/9u,19032,au,19565,bu,18868,cu,18597,du,19797,eu,19308 2003.338.21:20:07.11/tpical/ib,5880 2003.338.21:20:07.11/tpical/5u,18734,6u,18378,7u,18601,8u,18479,ic,18896 2003.338.21:20:07.12/tpdiff/1u,1993,2u,1932,3u,2384,4u,2316,ia,1373 2003.338.21:20:07.12/tpdiff/9u,2968,au,3161,bu,2783,cu,2526,du,3528,eu,2974,ib,894 2003.338.21:20:07.12/tpdiff/5u,2564,6u,2419,7u,2371,8u,2416,ic,2629 2003.338.21:20:07.29/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11152 2003.338.21:20:07.29/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,100,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,121,ib,5880 2003.338.21:20:07.29/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18896 2003.338.21:20:07.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:20:07.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:20:07.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:20:07.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:20:07.88/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,45.1,3u,36.7,4u,37.3,ia,38.1 2003.338.21:20:07.88/tsys/9u,37.5,au,36.1,bu,40.2,cu,44.3,du,32.4,eu,38.5,ib,37.9 2003.338.21:20:07.88/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,35.0,7u,36.8,8u,35.9,ic,32.8 2003.338.21:20:08.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.21:20:08.35/cable/2.2656E-04 2003.338.21:20:08.35:!2003.338.21:20:10 2003.338.21:20:10.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:20:10.00/disc_pos/67641991168,67513054920, 2003.338.21:20:10.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.21:20:10.02:midob 2003.338.21:20:10.75/tpi/1u,16035,2u,15588,3u,15552,4u,15820,ia,9788 2003.338.21:20:10.75/tpi/9u,16092,au,15675,bu,15841,cu,15723,du,16252,eu,15703,ib,4994 2003.338.21:20:10.75/tpi/5u,15620,6u,15984,7u,15738,8u,16080,ic,16290 2003.338.21:20:10.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9788 2003.338.21:20:10.93/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,127,eu,119,ib,4997 2003.338.21:20:10.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16282 2003.338.21:20:11.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:20:11.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:20:11.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:20:11.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:20:11.51/tsys/1u,43.5,2u,45.0,3u,37.0,4u,37.4,ia,38.1 2003.338.21:20:11.51/tsys/9u,37.6,au,35.9,bu,40.2,cu,44.2,du,32.4,eu,38.3,ib,37.9 2003.338.21:20:11.51/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,35.0,7u,37.0,8u,36.0,ic,32.8 2003.338.21:20:12.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:20:12.25/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.21:20:12.62/cable/2.2649E-04 2003.338.21:20:12.84/gps-fmout/S +1.31E-07 2003.338.21:20:16.30/wx/18.1,889.6,47.3 2003.338.21:20:16.35/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9783,4999,26,1pps 2003.338.21:20:16.40/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16279,109,24,1pps 2003.338.21:20:16.48/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16237,16340,38,1pps 2003.338.21:20:16.56/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16161,15910,33,1pps 2003.338.21:20:16.64/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16056,15959,61,1pps 2003.338.21:20:17.15#antcn#TR $$/338.21:20:17.08 30.9488 51.3918 -0.0003 0.0001 2003.338.21:20:17.15#antcn#CO 0.0512 -0.0505 -0.7974 0.0140 2003.338.21:20:18.60/mat/600B0124 2003.338.21:20:19.18/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.21:20:19.18:!2003.338.21:21:48 2003.338.21:20:19.82#setcl#time/182599468,1,2003,338,21,20,20.00,1.562,27.656,22 2003.338.21:20:19.82#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.21:21:48.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.21:21:48.00:disc_end 2003.338.21:21:48.48:disc_pos 2003.338.21:21:48.49/disc_pos/69244836392,67514054920, 2003.338.21:21:48.49:disc_check 2003.338.21:21:48.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d21h21m48.385s,6292,0.00250s,40000,17357382592, 2003.338.21:21:48.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.21:21:48.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 66358 : 65790 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:21:48.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 66363 : 65791 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:21:48.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 66362 : 65791 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:21:48.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 66365 : 65787 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:21:48.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 66357 : 65795 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:21:48.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 66364 : 65790 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:21:48.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 66354 : 65788 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:21:48.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 66356 : 65790 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:21:48.99:scan_name=338-2129,r4100,98 2003.338.21:21:49.00:source=1741-038,174120.64,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.21:21:49.09:setupsx 2003.338.21:21:58.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.21:21:58.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.21:21:58.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 25 ; 2003.338.21:21:58.32:!2003.338.21:28:53 2003.338.21:24:09.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.21:28:53.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:28:53.00/disc_pos/69244836392,69243836392, 2003.338.21:28:53.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.21:28:53.05:!2003.338.21:28:53 2003.338.21:28:53.05:preob 2003.338.21:28:54.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:28:55.47/tpi/1u,16347,2u,16034,3u,16209,4u,16311,ia,9872 2003.338.21:28:55.47/tpi/9u,16160,au,16210,bu,16229,cu,16108,du,16098,eu,16034,ib,5069 2003.338.21:28:55.47/tpi/5u,15780,6u,16099,7u,15877,8u,16234,ic,16444 2003.338.21:28:55.65/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9872 2003.338.21:28:55.65/tpgain/9u,122,au,95,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5069 2003.338.21:28:55.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16444 2003.338.21:28:57.88/tpzero/1u,498,2u,317,3u,397,4u,452,ia,272 2003.338.21:28:57.88/tpzero/9u,589,au,543,bu,559,cu,520,du,375,eu,431,ib,285 2003.338.21:28:57.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,580,7u,366,8u,278,ic,589 2003.338.21:29:00.12/tpical/1u,18336,2u,17922,3u,18556,4u,18628,ia,11259 2003.338.21:29:00.12/tpical/9u,18992,au,19132,bu,19124,cu,18757,du,19619,eu,19115 2003.338.21:29:00.12/tpical/ib,5957 2003.338.21:29:00.12/tpical/5u,18264,6u,18561,7u,18186,8u,18683,ic,19097 2003.338.21:29:00.13/tpdiff/1u,1989,2u,1888,3u,2347,4u,2317,ia,1387 2003.338.21:29:00.13/tpdiff/9u,2832,au,2922,bu,2895,cu,2649,du,3521,eu,3081,ib,888 2003.338.21:29:00.13/tpdiff/5u,2484,6u,2462,7u,2309,8u,2449,ic,2653 2003.338.21:29:00.30/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11259 2003.338.21:29:00.30/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,95,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5957 2003.338.21:29:00.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19097 2003.338.21:29:00.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:29:00.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:29:00.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:29:00.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:29:00.89/tsys/1u,43.8,2u,45.8,3u,37.1,4u,37.6,ia,38.1 2003.338.21:29:00.89/tsys/9u,39.6,au,38.6,bu,39.0,cu,42.4,du,32.2,eu,36.5,ib,38.8 2003.338.21:29:00.89/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,34.7,7u,36.9,8u,35.8,ic,32.9 2003.338.21:29:01.00/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.21:29:01.35/cable/2.2700E-04 2003.338.21:29:01.35:!2003.338.21:29:03 2003.338.21:29:03.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:29:03.00/disc_pos/69372805120,69243836392, 2003.338.21:29:03.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.21:29:03.01:midob 2003.338.21:29:03.77/tpi/1u,16148,2u,15723,3u,15400,4u,15946,ia,9875 2003.338.21:29:03.77/tpi/9u,15704,au,15607,bu,15806,cu,15845,du,16099,eu,15842,ib,5072 2003.338.21:29:03.77/tpi/5u,15756,6u,15758,7u,15885,8u,16249,ic,16447 2003.338.21:29:03.95/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9876 2003.338.21:29:03.95/tpgain/9u,120,au,93,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5072 2003.338.21:29:03.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16451 2003.338.21:29:04.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:29:04.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:29:04.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:29:04.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:29:04.53/tsys/1u,43.9,2u,45.7,3u,37.2,4u,37.7,ia,38.1 2003.338.21:29:04.53/tsys/9u,39.8,au,38.8,bu,39.2,cu,42.5,du,32.2,eu,36.6,ib,38.8 2003.338.21:29:04.53/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,34.8,7u,37.0,8u,35.9,ic,32.9 2003.338.21:29:05.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:29:05.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.21:29:05.63/cable/2.2700E-04 2003.338.21:29:05.84/gps-fmout/S +1.58E-07 2003.338.21:29:08.36/wx/18.3,889.5,46.9 2003.338.21:29:08.41/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9866,5071,26,1pps 2003.338.21:29:08.46/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16436,110,24,1pps 2003.338.21:29:08.54/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.18,lock,16128,16199,38,1pps 2003.338.21:29:08.62/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15763,16079,33,1pps 2003.338.21:29:08.70/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.35,lock,16012,16146,61,1pps 2003.338.21:29:09.17#antcn#TR $$/338.21:29:09.10 127.7363 50.6713 0.0002 -0.0001 2003.338.21:29:09.17#antcn#CO 0.0479 -0.0711 -0.7974 0.0144 2003.338.21:29:10.80/mat/600B0139 2003.338.21:29:11.34/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.21:29:11.34:!2003.338.21:30:41 2003.338.21:29:11.83#setcl#time/182652668,1,2003,338,21,29,12.00,1.554,27.804,21 2003.338.21:29:11.83#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.21:30:41.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.21:30:41.00:disc_end 2003.338.21:30:41.48:disc_pos 2003.338.21:30:41.49/disc_pos/70975492544,69244836392, 2003.338.21:30:41.50:disc_check 2003.338.21:30:41.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d21h30m41.383s,37968,0.00250s,40000,6797272172, 2003.338.21:30:41.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.21:30:41.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 68021 : 67430 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:30:41.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 68026 : 67432 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:30:41.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 68027 : 67431 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:30:41.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 68028 : 67427 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:30:41.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 68021 : 67435 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:30:41.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 68027 : 67430 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:30:41.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 68020 : 67428 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:30:41.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 68019 : 67430 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:30:41.98:scan_name=338-2132,r4100,149 2003.338.21:30:41.98:source=1908-201,190812.49,-201155.2,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.21:30:42.10:setupsx 2003.338.21:30:51.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.21:30:51.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.21:30:51.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 26 ; 2003.338.21:30:51.31:!2003.338.21:32:02 2003.338.21:31:02.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.21:32:02.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:32:02.00/disc_pos/70975492544,70974492544, 2003.338.21:32:02.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.21:32:02.05:!2003.338.21:32:02 2003.338.21:32:02.05:preob 2003.338.21:32:03.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:32:04.48/tpi/1u,16394,2u,16219,3u,16284,4u,16344,ia,10624 2003.338.21:32:04.48/tpi/9u,16209,au,16082,bu,16121,cu,16111,du,16327,eu,16225,ib,5355 2003.338.21:32:04.48/tpi/5u,15806,6u,16154,7u,15897,8u,15940,ic,17769 2003.338.21:32:04.66/tpgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10624 2003.338.21:32:04.66/tpgain/9u,121,au,92,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5355 2003.338.21:32:04.66/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17769 2003.338.21:32:06.89/tpzero/1u,492,2u,315,3u,389,4u,447,ia,278 2003.338.21:32:06.89/tpzero/9u,586,au,537,bu,549,cu,511,du,368,eu,428,ib,286 2003.338.21:32:06.89/tpzero/5u,459,6u,577,7u,366,8u,272,ic,602 2003.338.21:32:09.13/tpical/1u,18240,2u,18014,3u,18454,4u,18475,ia,12008 2003.338.21:32:09.13/tpical/9u,18960,au,18918,bu,18753,cu,18509,du,19651,eu,19045 2003.338.21:32:09.13/tpical/ib,6241 2003.338.21:32:09.13/tpical/5u,18112,6u,18414,7u,18040,8u,18166,ic,20417 2003.338.21:32:09.14/tpdiff/1u,1846,2u,1795,3u,2170,4u,2131,ia,1384 2003.338.21:32:09.14/tpdiff/9u,2751,au,2836,bu,2632,cu,2398,du,3324,eu,2820,ib,886 2003.338.21:32:09.14/tpdiff/5u,2306,6u,2260,7u,2143,8u,2226,ic,2648 2003.338.21:32:09.31/tpdiffgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,12008 2003.338.21:32:09.31/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,92,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,6241 2003.338.21:32:09.31/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20417 2003.338.21:32:09.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:32:09.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:32:09.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:32:09.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:32:09.90/tsys/1u,47.4,2u,48.7,3u,40.3,4u,41.0,ia,41.1 2003.338.21:32:09.90/tsys/9u,40.9,au,39.5,bu,42.6,cu,46.8,du,34.6,eu,40.3,ib,41.2 2003.338.21:32:09.90/tsys/5u,36.6,6u,37.9,7u,39.9,8u,38.7,ic,35.7 2003.338.21:32:10.01/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.21:32:10.34/cable/2.2738E-04 2003.338.21:32:10.34:!2003.338.21:32:12 2003.338.21:32:12.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:32:12.00/disc_pos/71103434752,70974492544, 2003.338.21:32:12.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.21:32:12.02:midob 2003.338.21:32:12.78/tpi/1u,16140,2u,15592,3u,15673,4u,15909,ia,10611 2003.338.21:32:12.78/tpi/9u,15659,au,15720,bu,15827,cu,15780,du,16067,eu,15633,ib,5365 2003.338.21:32:12.78/tpi/5u,15803,6u,16141,7u,15892,8u,15937,ic,17746 2003.338.21:32:12.96/tpgain/1u,136,2u,111,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10611 2003.338.21:32:12.96/tpgain/9u,119,au,90,bu,117,cu,98,du,122,eu,115,ib,5365 2003.338.21:32:12.96/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17746 2003.338.21:32:13.53/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:32:13.53/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:32:13.53/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:32:13.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:32:13.54/tsys/1u,47.3,2u,48.5,3u,40.3,4u,40.9,ia,41.1 2003.338.21:32:13.54/tsys/9u,40.8,au,40.3,bu,42.5,cu,46.8,du,34.6,eu,40.2,ib,41.3 2003.338.21:32:13.54/tsys/5u,36.6,6u,37.9,7u,39.8,8u,38.7,ic,35.6 2003.338.21:32:14.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:32:14.28/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.21:32:14.62/cable/2.2730E-04 2003.338.21:32:14.84/gps-fmout/S +8.7E-08 2003.338.21:32:17.83/wx/18.4,889.4,46.8 2003.338.21:32:17.89/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10603,5374,26,1pps 2003.338.21:32:17.94/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17724,109,24,1pps 2003.338.21:32:18.02/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.88,lock,16341,16255,38,1pps 2003.338.21:32:18.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.20,lock,15783,16208,33,1pps 2003.338.21:32:18.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,15959,15949,61,1pps 2003.338.21:32:19.17#antcn#TR $$/338.21:32:19.08 126.5213 24.5340 0.0002 0.0001 2003.338.21:32:19.17#antcn#CO 0.0557 -0.1012 -0.7974 0.0383 2003.338.21:32:19.95/mat/600B0213 2003.338.21:32:20.49/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.21:32:20.49:!2003.338.21:34:41 2003.338.21:32:20.83#setcl#time/182671568,1,2003,338,21,32,21.00,1.551,27.856,21 2003.338.21:32:20.83#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.21:34:41.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.21:34:41.00:disc_end 2003.338.21:34:41.48:disc_pos 2003.338.21:34:41.49/disc_pos/73522061040,70975492544, 2003.338.21:34:41.50:disc_check 2003.338.21:34:41.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d21h34m41.380s,33000,0.00250s,40000,1293396472, 2003.338.21:34:41.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.21:34:41.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 70463 : 69848 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:34:41.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 70469 : 69850 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:34:41.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 70470 : 69850 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:34:41.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 70470 : 69845 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:34:41.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 70462 : 69854 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:34:41.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 70469 : 69848 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:34:41.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 70461 : 69846 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:34:41.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 70461 : 69848 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:34:41.98:scan_name=338-2141,r4100,98 2003.338.21:34:41.98:source=1300+580,130047.14,580443.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.21:34:42.09:setupsx 2003.338.21:34:51.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.21:34:51.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.21:34:51.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 27 ; 2003.338.21:34:51.33:!2003.338.21:40:55 2003.338.21:36:08.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.21:40:55.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:40:55.00/disc_pos/73522061040,73521061040, 2003.338.21:40:55.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.21:40:55.04:!2003.338.21:40:55 2003.338.21:40:55.06:preob 2003.338.21:40:56.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:40:57.47/tpi/1u,16288,2u,16317,3u,16197,4u,16080,ia,9712 2003.338.21:40:57.47/tpi/9u,16243,au,16423,bu,16207,cu,16108,du,16155,eu,16123,ib,6076 2003.338.21:40:57.47/tpi/5u,16053,6u,15903,7u,16149,8u,15996,ic,16172 2003.338.21:40:57.65/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9712 2003.338.21:40:57.65/tpgain/9u,125,au,87,bu,122,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,6076 2003.338.21:40:57.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16172 2003.338.21:40:59.88/tpzero/1u,499,2u,324,3u,400,4u,449,ia,269 2003.338.21:40:59.88/tpzero/9u,593,au,529,bu,558,cu,519,du,374,eu,429,ib,293 2003.338.21:40:59.88/tpzero/5u,464,6u,576,7u,371,8u,274,ic,586 2003.338.21:41:02.12/tpical/1u,18272,2u,18241,3u,18545,4u,18359,ia,11063 2003.338.21:41:02.12/tpical/9u,19153,au,18940,bu,18976,cu,18663,du,19641,eu,19102 2003.338.21:41:02.12/tpical/ib,6962 2003.338.21:41:02.12/tpical/5u,18595,6u,18239,7u,18488,8u,18337,ic,18751 2003.338.21:41:02.13/tpdiff/1u,1984,2u,1924,3u,2348,4u,2279,ia,1351 2003.338.21:41:02.13/tpdiff/9u,2910,au,2517,bu,2769,cu,2555,du,3486,eu,2979,ib,886 2003.338.21:41:02.13/tpdiff/5u,2542,6u,2336,7u,2339,8u,2341,ic,2579 2003.338.21:41:02.30/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11063 2003.338.21:41:02.30/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,87,bu,122,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,6962 2003.338.21:41:02.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18751 2003.338.21:41:02.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:41:02.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:41:02.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:41:02.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:41:02.89/tsys/1u,43.8,2u,45.7,3u,37.0,4u,37.7,ia,38.4 2003.338.21:41:02.89/tsys/9u,38.7,au,45.5,bu,40.7,cu,43.9,du,32.6,eu,37.9,ib,47.0 2003.338.21:41:02.89/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,36.1,7u,37.1,8u,36.9,ic,33.2 2003.338.21:41:03.04/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.21:41:03.43/cable/2.2974E-04 2003.338.21:41:03.43:!2003.338.21:41:05 2003.338.21:41:05.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:41:05.00/disc_pos/73649954816,73521061040, 2003.338.21:41:05.00:data_valid=on 2003.338.21:41:05.01:midob 2003.338.21:41:05.75/tpi/1u,16110,2u,15761,3u,15386,4u,15719,ia,9718 2003.338.21:41:05.75/tpi/9u,16195,au,15657,bu,15672,cu,15760,du,15887,eu,15806,ib,6067 2003.338.21:41:05.75/tpi/5u,15525,6u,15873,7u,15611,8u,15970,ic,16174 2003.338.21:41:05.93/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9717 2003.338.21:41:05.93/tpgain/9u,125,au,85,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,6058 2003.338.21:41:05.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16171 2003.338.21:41:06.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:41:06.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:41:06.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:41:06.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:41:06.51/tsys/1u,43.9,2u,45.7,3u,37.2,4u,37.8,ia,38.5 2003.338.21:41:06.51/tsys/9u,38.6,au,45.4,bu,40.7,cu,43.8,du,32.6,eu,37.8,ib,46.9 2003.338.21:41:06.51/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,36.0,7u,37.2,8u,36.9,ic,33.2 2003.338.21:41:07.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:41:07.31/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.21:41:07.67/cable/2.2981E-04 2003.338.21:41:07.84/gps-fmout/S +1.69E-07 2003.338.21:41:07.85/wx/18.5,889.3,47.2 2003.338.21:41:07.91/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9723,6108,26,1pps 2003.338.21:41:07.96/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16181,109,24,1pps 2003.338.21:41:08.04/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.24,lock,16310,16222,38,1pps 2003.338.21:41:08.12/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16061,15837,33,1pps 2003.338.21:41:08.20/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16224,16122,61,1pps 2003.338.21:41:09.17#antcn#TR $$/338.21:41:09.08 330.2665 42.7221 -0.0001 0.0000 2003.338.21:41:09.17#antcn#CO 0.0419 -0.0546 -0.7974 0.0190 2003.338.21:41:10.55/mat/600B0125 2003.338.21:41:11.11/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.21:41:11.11:!2003.338.21:42:43 2003.338.21:41:11.81#setcl#time/182724665,1,2003,338,21,41,12.00,1.568,28.004,23 2003.338.21:41:11.81#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.21:42:43.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.21:42:43.00:disc_end 2003.338.21:42:43.49:disc_pos 2003.338.21:42:43.50/disc_pos/75252797992,73522061040, 2003.338.21:42:43.50:disc_check 2003.338.21:42:43.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d21h42m43.390s,26232,0.00250s,40000,5981429816, 2003.338.21:42:43.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.21:42:43.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 72126 : 71488 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:42:43.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 72133 : 71490 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:42:43.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 72133 : 71490 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:42:43.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 72135 : 71486 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:42:43.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 72127 : 71494 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:42:43.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 72132 : 71489 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:42:43.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 72125 : 71486 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:42:43.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 72124 : 71488 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:42:43.99:scan_name=338-2144,r4100,98 2003.338.21:42:44.00:source=0955+476,095508.50,473928.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.21:42:44.09:setupsx 2003.338.21:42:53.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.21:42:53.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.21:42:53.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 28 ; 2003.338.21:42:53.32:!2003.338.21:44:24 2003.338.21:43:04.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.21:44:24.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:44:24.00/disc_pos/75252797992,75251797992, 2003.338.21:44:24.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.21:44:24.04:!2003.338.21:44:24 2003.338.21:44:24.05:preob 2003.338.21:44:25.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:44:26.48/tpi/1u,16315,2u,16220,3u,16337,4u,16190,ia,11073 2003.338.21:44:26.48/tpi/9u,16338,au,16017,bu,16233,cu,16410,du,16206,eu,16319,ib,5635 2003.338.21:44:26.48/tpi/5u,15861,6u,16351,7u,15987,8u,16249,ic,18542 2003.338.21:44:26.66/tpgain/1u,134,2u,111,3u,103,4u,80,ia,11073 2003.338.21:44:26.66/tpgain/9u,118,au,92,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5635 2003.338.21:44:26.66/tpgain/5u,51,6u,75,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18542 2003.338.21:44:28.89/tpzero/1u,486,2u,310,3u,386,4u,441,ia,284 2003.338.21:44:28.89/tpzero/9u,584,au,534,bu,542,cu,510,du,358,eu,426,ib,289 2003.338.21:44:28.89/tpzero/5u,458,6u,576,7u,364,8u,277,ic,608 2003.338.21:44:31.13/tpical/1u,18069,2u,17916,3u,18424,4u,18216,ia,12446 2003.338.21:44:31.13/tpical/9u,18974,au,18647,bu,18718,cu,18732,du,19348,eu,19034 2003.338.21:44:31.13/tpical/ib,6537 2003.338.21:44:31.13/tpical/5u,18045,6u,18492,7u,18025,8u,18419,ic,21170 2003.338.21:44:31.14/tpdiff/1u,1754,2u,1696,3u,2087,4u,2026,ia,1373 2003.338.21:44:31.14/tpdiff/9u,2636,au,2630,bu,2485,cu,2322,du,3142,eu,2715,ib,902 2003.338.21:44:31.14/tpdiff/5u,2184,6u,2141,7u,2038,8u,2170,ic,2628 2003.338.21:44:31.31/tpdiffgain/1u,134,2u,111,3u,103,4u,80,ia,12446 2003.338.21:44:31.31/tpdiffgain/9u,118,au,92,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,6537 2003.338.21:44:31.31/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,75,7u,53,8u,63,ic,21170 2003.338.21:44:31.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:44:31.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:44:31.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:44:31.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:44:31.90/tsys/1u,49.6,2u,51.6,3u,42.0,4u,42.8,ia,43.2 2003.338.21:44:31.90/tsys/9u,43.0,au,42.4,bu,45.5,cu,49.3,du,36.3,eu,42.1,ib,42.7 2003.338.21:44:31.90/tsys/5u,38.8,6u,40.5,7u,42.2,8u,40.5,ic,37.5 2003.338.21:44:32.02/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.21:44:32.38/cable/2.2989E-04 2003.338.21:44:32.38:!2003.338.21:44:34 2003.338.21:44:34.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:44:34.00/disc_pos/75380686848,75251797992, 2003.338.21:44:34.00:data_valid=on 2003.338.21:44:34.01:midob 2003.338.21:44:34.76/tpi/1u,16262,2u,15637,3u,15713,4u,15741,ia,11041 2003.338.21:44:34.76/tpi/9u,15825,au,15846,bu,15657,cu,15757,du,15683,eu,16005,ib,5637 2003.338.21:44:34.76/tpi/5u,15803,6u,15875,7u,15936,8u,16219,ic,18480 2003.338.21:44:34.94/tpgain/1u,134,2u,109,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11043 2003.338.21:44:34.94/tpgain/9u,116,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,113,ib,5637 2003.338.21:44:34.94/tpgain/5u,51,6u,74,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18481 2003.338.21:44:35.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:44:35.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:44:35.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:44:35.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:44:35.52/tsys/1u,49.5,2u,51.6,3u,42.0,4u,42.6,ia,43.1 2003.338.21:44:35.52/tsys/9u,43.1,au,41.9,bu,45.4,cu,49.4,du,36.4,eu,42.1,ib,42.7 2003.338.21:44:35.52/tsys/5u,38.6,6u,40.4,7u,42.0,8u,40.4,ic,37.4 2003.338.21:44:36.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:44:36.29/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.21:44:36.65/cable/2.2989E-04 2003.338.21:44:36.84/gps-fmout/S +1.01E-07 2003.338.21:44:39.83/wx/18.5,889.3,47.4 2003.338.21:44:39.88/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11043,5637,26,1pps 2003.338.21:44:39.93/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18485,109,24,1pps 2003.338.21:44:40.01/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.38, 6.70,lock,16251,16214,38,1pps 2003.338.21:44:40.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.01, -1.52,lock,15804,15652,33,1pps 2003.338.21:44:40.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.20, 4.74,lock,16081,15986,61,1pps 2003.338.21:44:41.17#antcn#TR $$/338.21:44:41.09 315.2908 15.9722 -0.0001 0.0001 2003.338.21:44:41.17#antcn#CO 0.0523 -0.0846 -0.7974 0.0608 2003.338.21:44:42.15/mat/600B0149 2003.338.21:44:42.71/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.21:44:42.71:!2003.338.21:46:12 2003.338.21:44:42.84#setcl#time/182745767,1,2003,338,21,44,43.00,1.548,28.063,20 2003.338.21:44:42.84#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.21:46:12.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.21:46:12.00:disc_end 2003.338.21:46:12.48:disc_pos 2003.338.21:46:12.50/disc_pos/76983529528,75252797992, 2003.338.21:46:12.50:disc_check 2003.338.21:46:12.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d21h46m12.383s,10896,0.00250s,40000,1613163800, 2003.338.21:46:12.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.21:46:12.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 73790 : 73128 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:46:12.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 73796 : 73130 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:46:12.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 73798 : 73131 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:46:12.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 73798 : 73126 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:46:12.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 73790 : 73135 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:46:12.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 73797 : 73129 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:46:12.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 73788 : 73126 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:46:12.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 73788 : 73128 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:46:12.99:scan_name=338-2153,r4100,98 2003.338.21:46:13.00:source=2201+315,220101.46,313105.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.21:46:13.09:setupsx 2003.338.21:46:22.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.21:46:22.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.21:46:22.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 29 ; 2003.338.21:46:22.33:!2003.338.21:52:56 2003.338.21:47:12.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.21:52:56.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:52:56.00/disc_pos/76983529528,76982529528, 2003.338.21:52:56.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.21:52:56.05:!2003.338.21:52:56 2003.338.21:52:56.05:preob 2003.338.21:52:57.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:52:58.47/tpi/1u,16218,2u,16069,3u,16136,4u,16121,ia,11572 2003.338.21:52:58.47/tpi/9u,16067,au,16041,bu,15928,cu,15976,du,16151,eu,15864,ib,5705 2003.338.21:52:58.47/tpi/5u,15943,6u,16193,7u,16121,8u,16069,ic,19425 2003.338.21:52:58.65/tpgain/1u,131,2u,108,3u,100,4u,78,ia,11572 2003.338.21:52:58.65/tpgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,113,cu,95,du,118,eu,112,ib,5705 2003.338.21:52:58.65/tpgain/5u,50,6u,73,7u,52,8u,61,ic,19425 2003.338.21:53:00.88/tpzero/1u,481,2u,304,3u,377,4u,436,ia,285 2003.338.21:53:00.88/tpzero/9u,579,au,538,bu,538,cu,503,du,356,eu,419,ib,290 2003.338.21:53:00.88/tpzero/5u,459,6u,572,7u,365,8u,272,ic,614 2003.338.21:53:03.12/tpical/1u,17874,2u,17672,3u,18093,4u,17999,ia,12927 2003.338.21:53:03.12/tpical/9u,18526,au,18695,bu,18258,cu,18133,du,19111,eu,18438 2003.338.21:53:03.12/tpical/ib,6563 2003.338.21:53:03.12/tpical/5u,18035,6u,18241,7u,18069,8u,18056,ic,22028 2003.338.21:53:03.13/tpdiff/1u,1656,2u,1603,3u,1957,4u,1878,ia,1355 2003.338.21:53:03.13/tpdiff/9u,2459,au,2654,bu,2330,cu,2157,du,2960,eu,2574,ib,858 2003.338.21:53:03.13/tpdiff/5u,2092,6u,2048,7u,1948,8u,1987,ic,2603 2003.338.21:53:03.30/tpdiffgain/1u,131,2u,108,3u,100,4u,78,ia,12927 2003.338.21:53:03.30/tpdiffgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,113,cu,95,du,118,eu,112,ib,6563 2003.338.21:53:03.30/tpdiffgain/5u,50,6u,73,7u,52,8u,61,ic,22028 2003.338.21:53:03.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:53:03.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:53:03.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:53:03.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:53:03.89/tsys/1u,52.3,2u,54.1,3u,44.3,4u,45.9,ia,45.8 2003.338.21:53:03.89/tsys/9u,45.3,au,42.1,bu,47.6,cu,51.6,du,38.4,eu,43.2,ib,45.4 2003.338.21:53:03.89/tsys/5u,40.7,6u,42.0,7u,44.5,8u,43.7,ic,39.7 2003.338.21:53:04.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.21:53:04.37/cable/2.2833E-04 2003.338.21:53:04.37:!2003.338.21:53:06 2003.338.21:53:06.00:disc_pos 2003.338.21:53:06.00/disc_pos/77111463936,76982529528, 2003.338.21:53:06.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.21:53:06.03:midob 2003.338.21:53:06.77/tpi/1u,16180,2u,15700,3u,15786,4u,16050,ia,11541 2003.338.21:53:06.77/tpi/9u,15755,au,15748,bu,15901,cu,15664,du,15880,eu,15909,ib,5696 2003.338.21:53:06.77/tpi/5u,15891,6u,16145,7u,16064,8u,15534,ic,19364 2003.338.21:53:06.95/tpgain/1u,131,2u,107,3u,99,4u,78,ia,11541 2003.338.21:53:06.95/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,94,du,117,eu,112,ib,5696 2003.338.21:53:06.95/tpgain/5u,50,6u,73,7u,52,8u,60,ic,19368 2003.338.21:53:07.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.21:53:07.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.21:53:07.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.21:53:07.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.21:53:07.53/tsys/1u,52.1,2u,53.8,3u,44.2,4u,45.7,ia,45.7 2003.338.21:53:07.53/tsys/9u,45.2,au,42.2,bu,47.5,cu,51.7,du,38.4,eu,43.3,ib,45.4 2003.338.21:53:07.53/tsys/5u,40.6,6u,41.8,7u,44.3,8u,43.7,ic,39.6 2003.338.21:53:08.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.21:53:08.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.21:53:08.65/cable/2.2819E-04 2003.338.21:53:08.84/gps-fmout/S +1.27E-07 2003.338.21:53:10.00/wx/18.5,889.1,46.2 2003.338.21:53:10.06/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11531,5698,26,1pps 2003.338.21:53:10.11/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,19357,110,24,1pps 2003.338.21:53:10.19/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.18, 6.51,lock,16171,16254,38,1pps 2003.338.21:53:10.27/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.18, -1.68,lock,15892,15788,33,1pps 2003.338.21:53:10.35/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.12, 4.66,lock,16060,15950,61,1pps 2003.338.21:53:11.18#antcn#TR $$/338.21:53:11.08 60.5059 12.2860 0.0001 -0.0000 2003.338.21:53:11.18#antcn#CO 0.0578 -0.1008 -0.7974 0.0792 2003.338.21:53:11.90/mat/600B0154 2003.338.21:53:12.44/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.21:53:12.44:!2003.338.21:54:44 2003.338.21:53:12.81#setcl#time/182796764,1,2003,338,21,53,13.00,1.566,28.204,23 2003.338.21:53:12.81#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.21:54:44.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.21:54:44.00:disc_end 2003.338.21:54:44.49:disc_pos 2003.338.21:54:44.50/disc_pos/78714148856,76983529528, 2003.338.21:54:44.50:disc_check 2003.338.21:54:44.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d21h54m44.388s,36568,0.00250s,40000,6461435000, 2003.338.21:54:44.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.21:54:44.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 75453 : 74768 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:54:44.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 75460 : 74770 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:54:44.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 75461 : 74771 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:54:44.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 75462 : 74766 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:54:44.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 75454 : 74776 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:54:44.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 75460 : 74769 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:54:44.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 75453 : 74767 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:54:44.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 75451 : 74768 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.21:54:45.00:scan_name=338-2204,r4100,252 2003.338.21:54:45.00:source=1749+096,174910.41,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.21:54:45.09:setupsx 2003.338.21:54:54.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.21:54:54.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.21:54:54.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 30 ; 2003.338.21:54:54.32:!2003.338.22:04:43 2003.338.21:55:17.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.21:59:13.48;"weather-mostly cloudy 2003.338.21:59:15.27;sxmon 2003.338.21:59:15.31/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.83 volt 2003.338.21:59:15.35/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,2.56 volt 2003.338.21:59:15.39/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,271.62 psi 2003.338.21:59:15.43/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,84.51 psi 2003.338.21:59:15.47/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,99.74 degC 2003.338.21:59:15.51/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2003.338.21:59:15.55/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,32.73 degK 2003.338.21:59:15.59/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,227.16 degK 2003.338.22:04:43.01:disc_pos 2003.338.22:04:43.02/disc_pos/78714148856,78713148856, 2003.338.22:04:43.02:disc_start=on 2003.338.22:04:43.05:!2003.338.22:04:43 2003.338.22:04:43.08:preob 2003.338.22:04:44.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:04:45.48/tpi/1u,16302,2u,16182,3u,16072,4u,16065,ia,9957 2003.338.22:04:45.48/tpi/9u,16075,au,16153,bu,16298,cu,16402,du,16497,eu,16237,ib,4827 2003.338.22:04:45.48/tpi/5u,15933,6u,15908,7u,16032,8u,15965,ic,16633 2003.338.22:04:45.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9957 2003.338.22:04:45.66/tpgain/9u,127,au,101,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,4827 2003.338.22:04:45.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16633 2003.338.22:04:47.89/tpzero/1u,495,2u,319,3u,394,4u,447,ia,272 2003.338.22:04:47.89/tpzero/9u,593,au,550,bu,559,cu,521,du,381,eu,431,ib,281 2003.338.22:04:47.89/tpzero/5u,460,6u,577,7u,368,8u,275,ic,591 2003.338.22:04:50.13/tpical/1u,18215,2u,18032,3u,18349,4u,18284,ia,11319 2003.338.22:04:50.13/tpical/9u,19034,au,19311,bu,18975,cu,18788,du,19872,eu,19078 2003.338.22:04:50.13/tpical/ib,5690 2003.338.22:04:50.13/tpical/5u,18380,6u,18263,7u,18318,8u,18246,ic,19245 2003.338.22:04:50.14/tpdiff/1u,1913,2u,1850,3u,2277,4u,2219,ia,1362 2003.338.22:04:50.14/tpdiff/9u,2959,au,3158,bu,2677,cu,2386,du,3375,eu,2841,ib,863 2003.338.22:04:50.14/tpdiff/5u,2447,6u,2355,7u,2286,8u,2281,ic,2612 2003.338.22:04:50.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11319 2003.338.22:04:50.31/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,101,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,5690 2003.338.22:04:50.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19245 2003.338.22:04:50.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:04:50.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:04:50.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:04:50.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:04:50.90/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,47.2,3u,37.9,4u,38.7,ia,39.1 2003.338.22:04:50.90/tsys/9u,37.7,au,35.6,bu,42.3,cu,47.9,du,34.4,eu,40.1,ib,37.9 2003.338.22:04:50.90/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,35.8,7u,37.7,8u,37.8,ic,33.8 2003.338.22:04:51.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:04:51.33/cable/2.3070E-04 2003.338.22:04:51.33:!2003.338.22:04:53 2003.338.22:04:53.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:04:53.00/disc_pos/78842101760,78713148856, 2003.338.22:04:53.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.22:04:53.01:midob 2003.338.22:04:53.75/tpi/1u,16112,2u,15617,3u,15561,4u,15671,ia,9968 2003.338.22:04:53.75/tpi/9u,16724,au,15780,bu,16338,cu,15755,du,16236,eu,16219,ib,4809 2003.338.22:04:53.75/tpi/5u,15959,6u,15954,7u,15476,8u,15971,ic,16657 2003.338.22:04:53.93/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9987 2003.338.22:04:53.93/tpgain/9u,128,au,100,bu,125,cu,103,du,128,eu,123,ib,4817 2003.338.22:04:53.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16692 2003.338.22:04:54.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:04:54.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:04:54.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:04:54.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:04:54.51/tsys/1u,45.6,2u,47.1,3u,38.1,4u,38.7,ia,39.2 2003.338.22:04:54.51/tsys/9u,38.6,au,35.4,bu,41.7,cu,46.9,du,33.8,eu,39.3,ib,37.8 2003.338.22:04:54.51/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,35.9,7u,37.7,8u,37.8,ic,33.8 2003.338.22:04:55.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:04:55.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:04:55.61/cable/2.3070E-04 2003.338.22:04:55.85/gps-fmout/S +8.6E-08 2003.338.22:04:59.19/wx/18.6,889.0,46.0 2003.338.22:04:59.24/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10031,4815,26,1pps 2003.338.22:04:59.29/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16777,110,24,1pps 2003.338.22:04:59.37/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16201,16237,38,1pps 2003.338.22:04:59.45/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16077,15883,33,1pps 2003.338.22:04:59.53/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.98, 5.42,lock,16054,16069,61,1pps 2003.338.22:05:00.17#antcn#TR $$/338.22:05:00.09 115.8347 64.5875 0.0001 0.0003 2003.338.22:05:00.17#antcn#CO 0.0398 -0.0512 -0.7974 0.0084 2003.338.22:05:00.44/mat/600B0156 2003.338.22:05:01.00/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.22:05:01.00:!2003.338.22:09:05 2003.338.22:05:01.82#setcl#time/182867663,1,2003,338,22,05,02.00,1.563,28.401,22 2003.338.22:05:01.82#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.22:09:05.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.22:09:05.00:disc_end 2003.338.22:09:05.48:disc_pos 2003.338.22:09:05.49/disc_pos/82908772256,78714148856, 2003.338.22:09:05.49:disc_check 2003.338.22:09:05.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d22h09m05.388s,9704,0.00250s,40000,9581403464, 2003.338.22:09:05.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.22:09:05.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 79468 : 78759 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:09:05.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 79473 : 78760 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:09:05.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 79475 : 78761 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:09:05.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 79478 : 78755 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:09:05.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 79467 : 78766 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:09:05.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 79474 : 78759 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:09:05.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 79466 : 78757 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:09:05.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 79465 : 78758 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:09:05.99:scan_name=338-2212a,r4100,177 2003.338.22:09:06.00:source=1726+455,172601.24,453304.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.22:09:06.09:setupsx 2003.338.22:09:15.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.22:09:15.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.22:09:15.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 31 ; 2003.338.22:09:15.34:!2003.338.22:12:15 2003.338.22:09:58.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.22:12:15.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:12:15.00/disc_pos/82908772256,82907772256, 2003.338.22:12:15.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.22:12:15.05:!2003.338.22:12:15 2003.338.22:12:15.05:preob 2003.338.22:12:16.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:12:17.47/tpi/1u,16249,2u,16377,3u,16164,4u,16181,ia,10543 2003.338.22:12:17.47/tpi/9u,16277,au,15966,bu,15968,cu,16046,du,15994,eu,16243,ib,4874 2003.338.22:12:17.47/tpi/5u,16381,6u,16069,7u,15891,8u,15962,ic,17736 2003.338.22:12:17.65/tpgain/1u,137,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10543 2003.338.22:12:17.65/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,122,ib,4874 2003.338.22:12:17.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17736 2003.338.22:12:19.88/tpzero/1u,490,2u,318,3u,388,4u,445,ia,278 2003.338.22:12:19.88/tpzero/9u,598,au,550,bu,559,cu,520,du,376,eu,435,ib,283 2003.338.22:12:19.88/tpzero/5u,465,6u,574,7u,365,8u,273,ic,599 2003.338.22:12:22.12/tpical/1u,17999,2u,18100,3u,18230,4u,18214,ia,11844 2003.338.22:12:22.12/tpical/9u,19254,au,19140,bu,18818,cu,18640,du,19513,eu,19341 2003.338.22:12:22.12/tpical/ib,5756 2003.338.22:12:22.12/tpical/5u,18641,6u,18215,7u,17902,8u,18041,ic,20237 2003.338.22:12:22.13/tpdiff/1u,1750,2u,1723,3u,2066,4u,2033,ia,1301 2003.338.22:12:22.13/tpdiff/9u,2977,au,3174,bu,2850,cu,2594,du,3519,eu,3098,ib,882 2003.338.22:12:22.13/tpdiff/5u,2260,6u,2146,7u,2011,8u,2079,ic,2501 2003.338.22:12:22.30/tpdiffgain/1u,137,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11844 2003.338.22:12:22.30/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,122,ib,5756 2003.338.22:12:22.30/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20237 2003.338.22:12:22.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:12:22.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:12:22.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:12:22.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:12:22.89/tsys/1u,49.5,2u,51.3,3u,42.0,4u,42.6,ia,43.4 2003.338.22:12:22.89/tsys/9u,37.9,au,35.0,bu,38.9,cu,43.1,du,32.0,eu,36.7,ib,37.5 2003.338.22:12:22.89/tsys/5u,38.7,6u,39.7,7u,42.5,8u,41.5,ic,37.7 2003.338.22:12:23.02/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.22:12:23.36/cable/2.3011E-04 2003.338.22:12:23.36:!2003.338.22:12:25 2003.338.22:12:25.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:12:25.00/disc_pos/83036758016,82907772256, 2003.338.22:12:25.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.22:12:25.01:midob 2003.338.22:12:25.75/tpi/1u,16164,2u,15717,3u,15804,4u,15709,ia,10483 2003.338.22:12:25.75/tpi/9u,16080,au,15674,bu,16304,cu,15796,du,16578,eu,15800,ib,4896 2003.338.22:12:25.75/tpi/5u,15690,6u,15995,7u,15797,8u,15871,ic,17631 2003.338.22:12:25.93/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10505 2003.338.22:12:25.93/tpgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,124,cu,102,du,128,eu,120,ib,4887 2003.338.22:12:25.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17667 2003.338.22:12:26.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:12:26.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:12:26.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:12:26.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:12:26.51/tsys/1u,49.3,2u,51.0,3u,41.9,4u,42.4,ia,43.1 2003.338.22:12:26.51/tsys/9u,38.1,au,35.0,bu,39.1,cu,43.3,du,32.6,eu,36.9,ib,37.7 2003.338.22:12:26.51/tsys/5u,38.5,6u,39.5,7u,42.2,8u,41.3,ic,37.5 2003.338.22:12:27.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:12:27.29/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.22:12:27.63/cable/2.3018E-04 2003.338.22:12:27.83/gps-fmout/S +1.22E-07 2003.338.22:12:31.24/wx/18.5,889.0,47.2 2003.338.22:12:31.29/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10547,4886,26,1pps 2003.338.22:12:31.34/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17738,110,24,1pps 2003.338.22:12:31.42/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.94,lock,16244,16355,38,1pps 2003.338.22:12:31.50/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.20,lock,15757,16234,33,1pps 2003.338.22:12:31.58/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.35,lock,16340,16031,61,1pps 2003.338.22:12:32.18#antcn#TR $$/338.22:12:32.10 24.2619 63.5425 -0.0003 -0.0001 2003.338.22:12:32.18#antcn#CO 0.0402 -0.0324 -0.7974 0.0088 2003.338.22:12:32.49/mat/600B0019 2003.338.22:12:33.05/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.22:12:33.06:!2003.338.22:15:22 2003.338.22:12:33.83#setcl#time/182912864,1,2003,338,22,12,34.00,1.548,28.527,21 2003.338.22:12:33.83#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.22:15:22.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.22:15:22.01:disc_end 2003.338.22:15:22.51:disc_pos 2003.338.22:15:22.53/disc_pos/85903598032,82908772256, 2003.338.22:15:22.53:disc_check 2003.338.22:15:22.93/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d22h15m22.400s,13856,0.00250s,40000,3037370072, 2003.338.22:15:22.93:postob_mk5a 2003.338.22:15:22.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 82338 : 81604 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:15:22.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 82342 : 81606 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:15:22.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 82346 : 81606 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:15:22.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 82347 : 81601 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:15:22.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 82336 : 81612 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:15:22.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 82343 : 81605 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:15:22.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 82335 : 81603 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:15:23.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 82335 : 81605 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:15:23.02:scan_name=338-2217a,r4100,98 2003.338.22:15:23.02:source=1606+106,160623.42,103700.0,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.22:15:24.09:setupsx 2003.338.22:15:33.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.22:15:33.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.22:15:33.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 32 ; 2003.338.22:15:33.31:!2003.338.22:17:08 2003.338.22:17:02.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.22:17:08.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:17:08.00/disc_pos/85903598032,85902598032, 2003.338.22:17:08.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.22:17:08.05:!2003.338.22:17:08 2003.338.22:17:08.05:preob 2003.338.22:17:09.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:17:10.47/tpi/1u,16334,2u,16158,3u,15984,4u,16183,ia,9585 2003.338.22:17:10.47/tpi/9u,16080,au,16001,bu,16028,cu,16007,du,16462,eu,16028,ib,4907 2003.338.22:17:10.47/tpi/5u,15859,6u,16189,7u,15958,8u,16299,ic,15969 2003.338.22:17:10.65/tpgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,110,4u,86,ia,9585 2003.338.22:17:10.65/tpgain/9u,125,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,128,eu,121,ib,4907 2003.338.22:17:10.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15969 2003.338.22:17:12.88/tpzero/1u,500,2u,323,3u,396,4u,451,ia,268 2003.338.22:17:12.88/tpzero/9u,591,au,549,bu,558,cu,519,du,384,eu,433,ib,282 2003.338.22:17:12.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,583,7u,369,8u,280,ic,586 2003.338.22:17:15.12/tpical/1u,18340,2u,18067,3u,18310,4u,18479,ia,10915 2003.338.22:17:15.12/tpical/9u,19070,au,19233,bu,18922,cu,18658,du,20217,eu,19125 2003.338.22:17:15.12/tpical/ib,5803 2003.338.22:17:15.12/tpical/5u,18360,6u,18590,7u,18270,8u,18739,ic,18523 2003.338.22:17:15.13/tpdiff/1u,2006,2u,1909,3u,2326,4u,2296,ia,1330 2003.338.22:17:15.13/tpdiff/9u,2990,au,3232,bu,2894,cu,2651,du,3755,eu,3097,ib,896 2003.338.22:17:15.13/tpdiff/5u,2501,6u,2401,7u,2312,8u,2440,ic,2554 2003.338.22:17:15.30/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,110,4u,86,ia,10915 2003.338.22:17:15.30/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,128,eu,121,ib,5803 2003.338.22:17:15.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18523 2003.338.22:17:15.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:17:15.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:17:15.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:17:15.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:17:15.89/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,45.6,3u,36.9,4u,37.7,ia,38.5 2003.338.22:17:15.89/tsys/9u,37.3,au,34.4,bu,38.5,cu,42.1,du,30.8,eu,36.3,ib,37.2 2003.338.22:17:15.89/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,35.7,7u,37.1,8u,36.1,ic,33.1 2003.338.22:17:16.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:17:16.33/cable/2.2959E-04 2003.338.22:17:16.33:!2003.338.22:17:18 2003.338.22:17:18.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:17:18.00/disc_pos/86031577088,85902598032, 2003.338.22:17:18.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.22:17:18.02:midob 2003.338.22:17:18.75/tpi/1u,16030,2u,15577,3u,15412,4u,15745,ia,9553 2003.338.22:17:18.75/tpi/9u,16314,au,15644,bu,16302,cu,15724,du,16516,eu,16279,ib,4903 2003.338.22:17:18.75/tpi/5u,15807,6u,15617,7u,15885,8u,16241,ic,15903 2003.338.22:17:18.93/tpgain/1u,143,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9549 2003.338.22:17:18.93/tpgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,124,cu,102,du,128,eu,122,ib,4908 2003.338.22:17:18.93/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15899 2003.338.22:17:19.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:17:19.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:17:19.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:17:19.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:17:19.51/tsys/1u,43.2,2u,45.5,3u,36.9,4u,37.5,ia,38.4 2003.338.22:17:19.51/tsys/9u,37.2,au,34.3,bu,38.5,cu,42.1,du,30.9,eu,36.2,ib,37.1 2003.338.22:17:19.51/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,35.3,7u,36.9,8u,36.0,ic,33.0 2003.338.22:17:20.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:17:20.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:17:20.64/cable/2.2952E-04 2003.338.22:17:20.84/gps-fmout/S +1.47E-07 2003.338.22:17:20.85/wx/18.5,888.8,47.1 2003.338.22:17:20.91/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9552,4908,26,1pps 2003.338.22:17:20.96/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15901,110,24,1pps 2003.338.22:17:21.04/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.30,lock,16297,16161,38,1pps 2003.338.22:17:21.12/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.75,lock,15786,16060,33,1pps 2003.338.22:17:21.20/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 5.35,lock,16311,16039,61,1pps 2003.338.22:17:22.17#antcn#TR $$/338.22:17:22.09 206.1704 77.0805 0.0009 0.0000 2003.338.22:17:22.17#antcn#CO -0.0796 -0.0332 -0.7974 0.0040 2003.338.22:17:22.65/mat/600B0131 2003.338.22:17:23.23/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.22:17:23.23:!2003.338.22:18:56 2003.338.22:17:23.81#setcl#time/182941861,1,2003,338,22,17,24.00,1.569,28.607,23 2003.338.22:17:23.81#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.22:18:56.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.22:18:56.00:disc_end 2003.338.22:18:56.48:disc_pos 2003.338.22:18:56.49/disc_pos/87634260552,85903598032, 2003.338.22:18:56.49:disc_check 2003.338.22:18:56.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d22h18m56.385s,29612,0.00250s,40000,1693081724, 2003.338.22:18:56.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.22:18:56.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 84003 : 83244 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:18:56.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 84005 : 83246 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:18:56.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 84010 : 83246 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:18:56.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 84010 : 83241 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:18:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 84001 : 83253 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:18:56.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 84006 : 83245 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:18:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 83998 : 83244 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:18:56.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 83998 : 83245 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:18:56.97:scan_name=338-2221,r4100,158 2003.338.22:18:56.98:source=2149+056,214907.72,053806.8,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.22:18:57.08:setupsx 2003.338.22:19:06.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.22:19:06.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.22:19:06.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 33 ; 2003.338.22:19:06.32:!2003.338.22:20:52 2003.338.22:20:05.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.22:20:52.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:20:52.00/disc_pos/87634260552,87633260552, 2003.338.22:20:52.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.22:20:52.05:!2003.338.22:20:52 2003.338.22:20:52.05:preob 2003.338.22:20:53.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:20:54.47/tpi/1u,16222,2u,16159,3u,15954,4u,16111,ia,12141 2003.338.22:20:54.47/tpi/9u,15901,au,15951,bu,16104,cu,16152,du,16109,eu,16115,ib,5954 2003.338.22:20:54.47/tpi/5u,16074,6u,16005,7u,16222,8u,15807,ic,20448 2003.338.22:20:54.65/tpgain/1u,128,2u,106,3u,97,4u,76,ia,12141 2003.338.22:20:54.65/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,112,ib,5954 2003.338.22:20:54.65/tpgain/5u,49,6u,71,7u,51,8u,59,ic,20448 2003.338.22:20:56.88/tpzero/1u,477,2u,304,3u,371,4u,433,ia,293 2003.338.22:20:56.88/tpzero/9u,575,au,535,bu,538,cu,505,du,352,eu,422,ib,293 2003.338.22:20:56.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,570,7u,365,8u,269,ic,624 2003.338.22:20:59.12/tpical/1u,17877,2u,17781,3u,17859,4u,18002,ia,13552 2003.338.22:20:59.12/tpical/9u,18396,au,18602,bu,18479,cu,18355,du,19093,eu,18703 2003.338.22:20:59.12/tpical/ib,6796 2003.338.22:20:59.12/tpical/5u,18167,6u,18029,7u,18204,8u,17727,ic,23163 2003.338.22:20:59.13/tpdiff/1u,1655,2u,1622,3u,1905,4u,1891,ia,1411 2003.338.22:20:59.13/tpdiff/9u,2495,au,2651,bu,2375,cu,2203,du,2984,eu,2588,ib,842 2003.338.22:20:59.13/tpdiff/5u,2093,6u,2024,7u,1982,8u,1920,ic,2715 2003.338.22:20:59.30/tpdiffgain/1u,128,2u,106,3u,97,4u,76,ia,13552 2003.338.22:20:59.30/tpdiffgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,112,ib,6796 2003.338.22:20:59.30/tpdiffgain/5u,49,6u,71,7u,51,8u,59,ic,23163 2003.338.22:20:59.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:20:59.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:20:59.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:20:59.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:20:59.89/tsys/1u,52.3,2u,53.8,3u,45.0,4u,45.6,ia,46.2 2003.338.22:20:59.89/tsys/9u,44.2,au,41.9,bu,47.2,cu,51.1,du,38.0,eu,43.7,ib,48.4 2003.338.22:20:59.89/tsys/5u,41.0,6u,41.9,7u,44.0,8u,44.5,ic,40.2 2003.338.22:21:00.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:21:00.33/cable/2.2930E-04 2003.338.22:21:00.33:!2003.338.22:21:02 2003.338.22:21:02.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:21:02.00/disc_pos/87762243584,87633260552, 2003.338.22:21:02.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.22:21:02.02:midob 2003.338.22:21:02.76/tpi/1u,16255,2u,15878,3u,15994,4u,16135,ia,12163 2003.338.22:21:02.76/tpi/9u,15654,au,15943,bu,15829,cu,15837,du,15834,eu,15728,ib,5944 2003.338.22:21:02.76/tpi/5u,16120,6u,16077,7u,15657,8u,15835,ic,20497 2003.338.22:21:02.94/tpgain/1u,128,2u,105,3u,97,4u,76,ia,12167 2003.338.22:21:02.94/tpgain/9u,114,au,92,bu,112,cu,94,du,116,eu,111,ib,5944 2003.338.22:21:02.94/tpgain/5u,49,6u,71,7u,50,8u,59,ic,20498 2003.338.22:21:03.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:21:03.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:21:03.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:21:03.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:21:03.52/tsys/1u,52.4,2u,53.8,3u,45.1,4u,45.7,ia,46.3 2003.338.22:21:03.52/tsys/9u,44.3,au,41.8,bu,47.2,cu,51.2,du,38.0,eu,43.4,ib,48.3 2003.338.22:21:03.52/tsys/5u,41.1,6u,42.1,7u,44.2,8u,44.6,ic,40.3 2003.338.22:21:04.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:21:04.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:21:04.60/cable/2.2937E-04 2003.338.22:21:04.84/gps-fmout/S +1.66E-07 2003.338.22:21:04.85/wx/18.4,888.7,47.1 2003.338.22:21:04.91/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,12176,5951,26,1pps 2003.338.22:21:04.96/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,20525,111,24,1pps 2003.338.22:21:05.04/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.98, 6.31,lock,16258,16375,38,1pps 2003.338.22:21:05.12/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.36, -1.84,lock,16136,16074,33,1pps 2003.338.22:21:05.20/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.05, 4.66,lock,15903,16126,61,1pps 2003.338.22:21:06.16#antcn#TR $$/338.22:21:06.08 88.6668 12.3308 -0.0000 -0.0003 2003.338.22:21:06.16#antcn#CO 0.0577 -0.1073 -0.7974 0.0788 2003.338.22:21:07.07/mat/600B0216 2003.338.22:21:07.61/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.22:21:07.61:!2003.338.22:23:40 2003.338.22:21:07.83#setcl#time/182964263,1,2003,338,22,21,08.00,1.549,28.669,21 2003.338.22:21:07.83#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.22:23:40.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.22:23:40.00:disc_end 2003.338.22:23:40.49:disc_pos 2003.338.22:23:40.49/disc_pos/90325048408,87634260552, 2003.338.22:23:40.50:disc_check 2003.338.22:23:40.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d22h23m40.398s,29608,0.00250s,40000,1853412148, 2003.338.22:23:40.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.22:23:40.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 86582 : 85800 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:23:40.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 86584 : 85802 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:23:40.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 86590 : 85803 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:23:40.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 86589 : 85797 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:23:40.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 86581 : 85808 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:23:40.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 86585 : 85801 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:23:40.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 86580 : 85799 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:23:40.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 86577 : 85801 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:23:40.98:scan_name=338-2234,r4100,312 2003.338.22:23:40.98:source=2136+141,213637.43,141000.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.22:23:41.08:setupsx 2003.338.22:23:50.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.22:23:50.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.22:23:50.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 34 ; 2003.338.22:23:50.32:!2003.338.22:34:11 2003.338.22:23:52.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.22:34:11.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:34:11.00/disc_pos/90325048408,90324048408, 2003.338.22:34:11.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.22:34:11.04:!2003.338.22:34:11 2003.338.22:34:11.05:preob 2003.338.22:34:12.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:34:13.49/tpi/1u,16279,2u,16099,3u,16169,4u,16225,ia,10556 2003.338.22:34:13.49/tpi/9u,15957,au,16038,bu,15944,cu,16239,du,16119,eu,15972,ib,5229 2003.338.22:34:13.49/tpi/5u,15713,6u,16040,7u,15828,8u,16341,ic,17653 2003.338.22:34:13.67/tpgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10556 2003.338.22:34:13.67/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,5229 2003.338.22:34:13.67/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17653 2003.338.22:34:15.90/tpzero/1u,491,2u,313,3u,389,4u,445,ia,277 2003.338.22:34:15.90/tpzero/9u,585,au,544,bu,548,cu,514,du,367,eu,426,ib,285 2003.338.22:34:15.90/tpzero/5u,459,6u,574,7u,364,8u,277,ic,599 2003.338.22:34:18.14/tpical/1u,18101,2u,17882,3u,18321,4u,18324,ia,11918 2003.338.22:34:18.14/tpical/9u,18644,au,18967,bu,18497,cu,18609,du,19355,eu,18779 2003.338.22:34:18.14/tpical/ib,6096 2003.338.22:34:18.14/tpical/5u,18003,6u,18268,7u,17933,8u,18589,ic,20270 2003.338.22:34:18.15/tpdiff/1u,1822,2u,1783,3u,2152,4u,2099,ia,1362 2003.338.22:34:18.15/tpdiff/9u,2687,au,2929,bu,2553,cu,2370,du,3236,eu,2807,ib,867 2003.338.22:34:18.15/tpdiff/5u,2290,6u,2228,7u,2105,8u,2248,ic,2617 2003.338.22:34:18.32/tpdiffgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11918 2003.338.22:34:18.32/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,6096 2003.338.22:34:18.32/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,65,ic,20270 2003.338.22:34:18.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:34:18.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:34:18.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:34:18.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:34:18.91/tsys/1u,47.7,2u,48.7,3u,40.3,4u,41.3,ia,41.5 2003.338.22:34:18.91/tsys/9u,41.2,au,38.1,bu,43.4,cu,47.8,du,35.0,eu,39.9,ib,41.1 2003.338.22:34:18.91/tsys/5u,36.6,6u,38.2,7u,40.4,8u,39.3,ic,35.8 2003.338.22:34:19.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:34:19.38/cable/2.2678E-04 2003.338.22:34:19.38:!2003.338.22:34:21 2003.338.22:34:21.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:34:21.00/disc_pos/90453004288,90324048408, 2003.338.22:34:21.00:data_valid=on 2003.338.22:34:21.01:midob 2003.338.22:34:21.75/tpi/1u,16064,2u,15824,3u,15589,4u,15791,ia,10560 2003.338.22:34:21.75/tpi/9u,15708,au,15737,bu,15659,cu,15853,du,16152,eu,15732,ib,5232 2003.338.22:34:21.75/tpi/5u,15713,6u,16053,7u,15800,8u,15853,ic,17656 2003.338.22:34:21.93/tpgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10560 2003.338.22:34:21.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,123,eu,116,ib,5228 2003.338.22:34:21.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17656 2003.338.22:34:22.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:34:22.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:34:22.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:34:22.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:34:22.51/tsys/1u,47.7,2u,48.7,3u,40.4,4u,41.2,ia,41.5 2003.338.22:34:22.51/tsys/9u,41.2,au,38.2,bu,43.4,cu,47.6,du,35.1,eu,40.0,ib,41.1 2003.338.22:34:22.51/tsys/5u,36.6,6u,38.2,7u,40.3,8u,39.3,ic,35.8 2003.338.22:34:23.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:34:23.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:34:23.65/cable/2.2678E-04 2003.338.22:34:23.83/gps-fmout/S +1.55E-07 2003.338.22:34:25.53/wx/18.3,888.5,48.4 2003.338.22:34:25.58/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10558,5234,26,1pps 2003.338.22:34:25.63/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17643,109,24,1pps 2003.338.22:34:25.71/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.88,lock,16288,16214,38,1pps 2003.338.22:34:25.79/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.20,lock,15725,16124,33,1pps 2003.338.22:34:25.87/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15978,16001,61,1pps 2003.338.22:34:26.18#antcn#TR $$/338.22:34:26.10 82.5947 21.2373 0.0002 0.0003 2003.338.22:34:26.18#antcn#CO 0.0583 -0.0981 -0.7974 0.0449 2003.338.22:34:27.00/mat/600B0013 2003.338.22:34:27.56/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.22:34:27.56:!2003.338.22:39:33 2003.338.22:34:27.81#setcl#time/183044260,1,2003,338,22,34,28.00,1.562,28.892,23 2003.338.22:34:27.81#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.22:39:33.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.22:39:33.00:disc_end 2003.338.22:39:33.48:disc_pos 2003.338.22:39:33.49/disc_pos/95479635640,90325048408, 2003.338.22:39:33.49:disc_check 2003.338.22:39:33.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d22h39m33.390s,34144,0.00250s,40000,10093288232, 2003.338.22:39:33.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.22:39:33.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 91512 : 90707 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:39:33.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 91513 : 90708 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:39:33.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 91520 : 90708 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:39:33.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 91518 : 90703 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:39:33.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 91510 : 90713 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:39:33.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 91514 : 90707 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:39:33.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 91511 : 90704 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:39:33.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 91506 : 90707 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:39:33.98:scan_name=338-2243b,r4100,249 2003.338.22:39:33.99:source=1056+212,105658.43,211328.1,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.22:39:34.08:setupsx 2003.338.22:39:43.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.22:39:43.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.22:39:43.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 35 ; 2003.338.22:39:43.30:!2003.338.22:43:40 2003.338.22:40:59.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.22:43:40.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:43:40.00/disc_pos/95479635640,95478635640, 2003.338.22:43:40.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.22:43:40.05:!2003.338.22:43:40 2003.338.22:43:40.05:preob 2003.338.22:43:41.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:43:42.49/tpi/1u,16273,2u,16366,3u,16062,4u,15939,ia,13040 2003.338.22:43:42.49/tpi/9u,16318,au,16147,bu,16272,cu,16123,du,16173,eu,16104,ib,6333 2003.338.22:43:42.49/tpi/5u,15832,6u,16203,7u,16065,8u,15858,ic,21967 2003.338.22:43:42.67/tpgain/1u,124,2u,103,3u,95,4u,73,ia,13040 2003.338.22:43:42.67/tpgain/9u,111,au,88,bu,108,cu,90,du,112,eu,107,ib,6333 2003.338.22:43:42.67/tpgain/5u,47,6u,69,7u,49,8u,57,ic,21967 2003.338.22:43:44.90/tpzero/1u,470,2u,300,3u,364,4u,428,ia,301 2003.338.22:43:44.90/tpzero/9u,574,au,530,bu,532,cu,498,du,342,eu,415,ib,297 2003.338.22:43:44.90/tpzero/5u,456,6u,568,7u,360,8u,269,ic,637 2003.338.22:43:47.14/tpical/1u,17767,2u,17833,3u,17827,4u,17641,ia,14415 2003.338.22:43:47.14/tpical/9u,18657,au,18628,bu,18493,cu,18132,du,18941,eu,18535 2003.338.22:43:47.14/tpical/ib,7226 2003.338.22:43:47.14/tpical/5u,17693,6u,18047,7u,17820,8u,17635,ic,24613 2003.338.22:43:47.15/tpdiff/1u,1494,2u,1467,3u,1765,4u,1702,ia,1375 2003.338.22:43:47.15/tpdiff/9u,2339,au,2481,bu,2221,cu,2009,du,2768,eu,2431,ib,893 2003.338.22:43:47.15/tpdiff/5u,1861,6u,1844,7u,1755,8u,1777,ic,2646 2003.338.22:43:47.32/tpdiffgain/1u,124,2u,103,3u,95,4u,73,ia,14415 2003.338.22:43:47.32/tpdiffgain/9u,111,au,88,bu,108,cu,90,du,112,eu,107,ib,7226 2003.338.22:43:47.32/tpdiffgain/5u,47,6u,69,7u,49,8u,57,ic,24613 2003.338.22:43:47.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:43:47.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:43:47.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:43:47.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:43:47.91/tsys/1u,58.2,2u,60.2,3u,48.9,4u,50.1,ia,51.0 2003.338.22:43:47.91/tsys/9u,48.5,au,45.3,bu,51.0,cu,56.0,du,41.2,eu,46.5,ib,48.7 2003.338.22:43:47.91/tsys/5u,45.4,6u,46.6,7u,49.2,8u,48.2,ic,44.3 2003.338.22:43:48.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:43:48.38/cable/2.2930E-04 2003.338.22:43:48.38:!2003.338.22:43:50 2003.338.22:43:50.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:43:50.00/disc_pos/95607496704,95478635640, 2003.338.22:43:50.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.22:43:50.02:midob 2003.338.22:43:50.75/tpi/1u,15703,2u,15722,3u,15745,4u,15926,ia,13015 2003.338.22:43:50.75/tpi/9u,15823,au,15754,bu,15700,cu,15776,du,15806,eu,15859,ib,6331 2003.338.22:43:50.75/tpi/5u,15821,6u,16169,7u,16016,8u,15830,ic,21919 2003.338.22:43:50.93/tpgain/1u,122,2u,101,3u,94,4u,73,ia,13013 2003.338.22:43:50.93/tpgain/9u,109,au,87,bu,106,cu,89,du,111,eu,106,ib,6334 2003.338.22:43:50.93/tpgain/5u,47,6u,69,7u,49,8u,57,ic,21917 2003.338.22:43:51.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:43:51.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:43:51.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:43:51.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:43:51.51/tsys/1u,58.0,2u,60.2,3u,49.0,4u,50.1,ia,50.9 2003.338.22:43:51.51/tsys/9u,48.7,au,45.2,bu,51.1,cu,56.0,du,41.0,eu,46.6,ib,48.7 2003.338.22:43:51.51/tsys/5u,45.4,6u,46.5,7u,49.1,8u,48.2,ic,44.2 2003.338.22:43:52.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:43:52.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:43:52.66/cable/2.2930E-04 2003.338.22:43:52.83/gps-fmout/S +1.57E-07 2003.338.22:43:52.84/wx/18.3,888.3,50.6 2003.338.22:43:52.90/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,13012,6335,26,1pps 2003.338.22:43:52.95/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,21918,109,24,1pps 2003.338.22:43:53.03/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.98,lock,15944,16166,38,1pps 2003.338.22:43:53.11/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.72, -2.18,lock,15805,15943,33,1pps 2003.338.22:43:53.19/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.66, 4.18,lock,16110,16031,61,1pps 2003.338.22:43:54.17#antcn#TR $$/338.22:43:54.09 289.4608 8.0378 0.0002 -0.0003 2003.338.22:43:54.17#antcn#CO 0.0538 -0.0967 -0.7974 0.1196 2003.338.22:43:54.47/mat/600B0209 2003.338.22:43:55.01/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.22:43:55.01:!2003.338.22:47:59 2003.338.22:43:55.81#setcl#time/183101059,1,2003,338,22,43,56.00,1.561,29.049,23 2003.338.22:43:55.81#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.22:47:59.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.22:47:59.00:disc_end 2003.338.22:47:59.49:disc_pos 2003.338.22:47:59.50/disc_pos/99626320896,95479635640, 2003.338.22:47:59.51:disc_check 2003.338.22:47:59.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d22h47m59.395s,8912,0.00250s,40000,3949419976, 2003.338.22:47:59.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.22:47:59.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 95480 : 94651 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:47:59.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 95481 : 94652 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:47:59.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 95491 : 94653 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:47:59.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 95486 : 94647 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:47:59.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 95478 : 94658 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:47:59.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 95482 : 94651 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:47:59.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 95479 : 94648 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:47:59.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 95474 : 94651 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:48:00.00:scan_name=338-2250b,r4100,98 2003.338.22:48:00.00:source=1308+326,130807.57,323640.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.22:48:00.08:setupsx 2003.338.22:48:09.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.22:48:09.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.22:48:09.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 36 ; 2003.338.22:48:09.32:!2003.338.22:50:12 2003.338.22:48:20.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.22:50:12.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:50:12.00/disc_pos/99626320896,99625320896, 2003.338.22:50:12.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.22:50:12.05:!2003.338.22:50:12 2003.338.22:50:12.05:preob 2003.338.22:50:13.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:50:14.49/tpi/1u,16244,2u,16018,3u,15969,4u,16250,ia,10066 2003.338.22:50:14.49/tpi/9u,16277,au,16568,bu,16209,cu,16261,du,16034,eu,16113,ib,5086 2003.338.22:50:14.49/tpi/5u,16130,6u,16075,7u,16223,8u,16082,ic,16784 2003.338.22:50:14.67/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10066 2003.338.22:50:14.67/tpgain/9u,123,au,99,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5086 2003.338.22:50:14.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16784 2003.338.22:50:16.90/tpzero/1u,494,2u,316,3u,390,4u,450,ia,273 2003.338.22:50:16.90/tpzero/9u,588,au,549,bu,550,cu,515,du,368,eu,429,ib,285 2003.338.22:50:16.90/tpzero/5u,463,6u,579,7u,369,8u,275,ic,592 2003.338.22:50:19.14/tpical/1u,18174,2u,17874,3u,18215,4u,18485,ia,11431 2003.338.22:50:19.14/tpical/9u,18818,au,19311,bu,18633,cu,18575,du,19292,eu,19003 2003.338.22:50:19.14/tpical/ib,5946 2003.338.22:50:19.14/tpical/5u,18561,6u,18414,7u,18498,8u,18383,ic,19397 2003.338.22:50:19.15/tpdiff/1u,1930,2u,1856,3u,2246,4u,2235,ia,1365 2003.338.22:50:19.15/tpdiff/9u,2541,au,2743,bu,2424,cu,2314,du,3258,eu,2890,ib,860 2003.338.22:50:19.15/tpdiff/5u,2431,6u,2339,7u,2275,8u,2301,ic,2613 2003.338.22:50:19.32/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11431 2003.338.22:50:19.32/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,99,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5946 2003.338.22:50:19.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19397 2003.338.22:50:19.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:50:19.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:50:19.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:50:19.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:50:19.91/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,46.5,3u,38.1,4u,38.9,ia,39.5 2003.338.22:50:19.91/tsys/9u,44.5,au,42.0,bu,46.5,cu,49.0,du,34.6,eu,39.1,ib,40.2 2003.338.22:50:19.91/tsys/5u,35.4,6u,36.4,7u,38.3,8u,37.8,ic,34.1 2003.338.22:50:20.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:50:20.42/cable/2.3003E-04 2003.338.22:50:20.42:!2003.338.22:50:22 2003.338.22:50:22.00:disc_pos 2003.338.22:50:22.00/disc_pos/99754315776,99625320896, 2003.338.22:50:22.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.22:50:22.01:midob 2003.338.22:50:22.77/tpi/1u,16220,2u,15732,3u,15688,4u,15807,ia,10061 2003.338.22:50:22.77/tpi/9u,16267,au,15883,bu,15637,cu,15763,du,15928,eu,15802,ib,5078 2003.338.22:50:22.77/tpi/5u,15508,6u,16047,7u,15554,8u,16039,ic,16767 2003.338.22:50:22.95/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10061 2003.338.22:50:22.95/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5078 2003.338.22:50:22.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16767 2003.338.22:50:23.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.22:50:23.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.22:50:23.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.22:50:23.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.22:50:23.53/tsys/1u,44.8,2u,46.5,3u,38.2,4u,38.7,ia,39.4 2003.338.22:50:23.53/tsys/9u,43.7,au,41.1,bu,45.6,cu,48.4,du,34.4,eu,39.0,ib,40.1 2003.338.22:50:23.53/tsys/5u,35.4,6u,36.4,7u,38.1,8u,37.7,ic,34.0 2003.338.22:50:24.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.22:50:24.30/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.22:50:24.66/cable/2.3003E-04 2003.338.22:50:24.84/gps-fmout/S +1.24E-07 2003.338.22:50:25.27/wx/18.2,888.2,51.2 2003.338.22:50:25.32/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10058,5082,26,1pps 2003.338.22:50:25.37/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16771,110,24,1pps 2003.338.22:50:25.45/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16241,16308,38,1pps 2003.338.22:50:25.53/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16106,15885,33,1pps 2003.338.22:50:25.61/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16320,16177,61,1pps 2003.338.22:50:26.18#antcn#TR $$/338.22:50:26.10 294.5928 37.4749 0.0000 -0.0003 2003.338.22:50:26.18#antcn#CO 0.0393 -0.0669 -0.7974 0.0229 2003.338.22:50:27.22/mat/600B0099 2003.338.22:50:27.76/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.22:50:27.76:!2003.338.22:52:00 2003.338.22:50:28.82#setcl#time/183140359,1,2003,338,22,50,29.00,1.556,29.159,22 2003.338.22:50:28.82#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.22:52:00.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.22:52:00.00:disc_end 2003.338.22:52:00.48:disc_pos 2003.338.22:52:00.49/disc_pos/101357001672,99626320896, 2003.338.22:52:00.50:disc_check 2003.338.22:52:00.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d22h52m00.393s,21680,0.00250s,40000,2125266456, 2003.338.22:52:00.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.22:52:00.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 97143 : 96291 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:52:00.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 97146 : 96293 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:52:00.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 97154 : 96293 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:52:00.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 97150 : 96287 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:52:00.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 97143 : 96298 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:52:00.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 97145 : 96291 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:52:00.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 97143 : 96288 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:52:00.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 97137 : 96291 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.22:52:00.98:scan_name=338-2303,r4100,98 2003.338.22:52:00.98:source=1357+769,135742.17,765753.8,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.22:52:01.10:setupsx 2003.338.22:52:10.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.22:52:10.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.22:52:10.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 37 ; 2003.338.22:52:10.32:!2003.338.23:03:19 2003.338.22:52:34.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.22:59:12.16;"weather-overcast 2003.338.22:59:13.97;sxmon 2003.338.22:59:14.01/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.81 volt 2003.338.22:59:14.05/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,2.47 volt 2003.338.22:59:14.09/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,272.59 psi 2003.338.22:59:14.13/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,84.51 psi 2003.338.22:59:14.17/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,98.76 degC 2003.338.22:59:14.21/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2003.338.22:59:14.25/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,30.29 degK 2003.338.22:59:14.29/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,227.16 degK 2003.338.23:03:19.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:03:19.00/disc_pos/101357001672,101356001672, 2003.338.23:03:19.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:03:19.04:!2003.338.23:03:19 2003.338.23:03:19.05:preob 2003.338.23:03:20.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:03:21.49/tpi/1u,16244,2u,15974,3u,15968,4u,16282,ia,10077 2003.338.23:03:21.49/tpi/9u,16113,au,16344,bu,16078,cu,16214,du,16099,eu,16207,ib,5204 2003.338.23:03:21.49/tpi/5u,16162,6u,16066,7u,16218,8u,16086,ic,16826 2003.338.23:03:21.67/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10077 2003.338.23:03:21.67/tpgain/9u,123,au,99,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5204 2003.338.23:03:21.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16826 2003.338.23:03:23.90/tpzero/1u,493,2u,316,3u,391,4u,449,ia,273 2003.338.23:03:23.90/tpzero/9u,590,au,551,bu,554,cu,515,du,369,eu,429,ib,285 2003.338.23:03:23.90/tpzero/5u,462,6u,577,7u,371,8u,276,ic,593 2003.338.23:03:26.13/tpical/1u,18141,2u,17810,3u,18187,4u,18511,ia,11423 2003.338.23:03:26.13/tpical/9u,18956,au,19440,bu,18802,cu,18739,du,19430,eu,19099 2003.338.23:03:26.13/tpical/ib,6078 2003.338.23:03:26.13/tpical/5u,18575,6u,18386,7u,18518,8u,18397,ic,19400 2003.338.23:03:26.14/tpdiff/1u,1897,2u,1836,3u,2219,4u,2229,ia,1346 2003.338.23:03:26.14/tpdiff/9u,2843,au,3096,bu,2724,cu,2525,du,3331,eu,2892,ib,874 2003.338.23:03:26.14/tpdiff/5u,2413,6u,2320,7u,2300,8u,2311,ic,2574 2003.338.23:03:26.31/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11423 2003.338.23:03:26.31/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,99,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,6078 2003.338.23:03:26.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19400 2003.338.23:03:26.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:03:26.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:03:26.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:03:26.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:03:26.90/tsys/1u,45.7,2u,46.9,3u,38.6,4u,39.1,ia,40.1 2003.338.23:03:26.90/tsys/9u,39.3,au,36.7,bu,41.0,cu,44.8,du,34.0,eu,39.3,ib,40.5 2003.338.23:03:26.90/tsys/5u,35.8,6u,36.7,7u,37.9,8u,37.6,ic,34.7 2003.338.23:03:27.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:03:27.34/cable/2.3122E-04 2003.338.23:03:27.34:!2003.338.23:03:29 2003.338.23:03:29.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:03:29.01/disc_pos/101484937216,101356001672, 2003.338.23:03:29.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:03:29.02:midob 2003.338.23:03:29.78/tpi/1u,15979,2u,15714,3u,15718,4u,15869,ia,10071 2003.338.23:03:29.78/tpi/9u,15655,au,15711,bu,15826,cu,15948,du,16097,eu,15692,ib,5209 2003.338.23:03:29.78/tpi/5u,15589,6u,16076,7u,15619,8u,16089,ic,16815 2003.338.23:03:29.96/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10071 2003.338.23:03:29.96/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,117,ib,5209 2003.338.23:03:29.96/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16815 2003.338.23:03:30.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:03:30.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:03:30.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:03:30.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:03:30.55/tsys/1u,45.6,2u,47.0,3u,38.7,4u,39.0,ia,40.0 2003.338.23:03:30.55/tsys/9u,39.5,au,36.8,bu,41.1,cu,44.9,du,34.0,eu,39.3,ib,40.6 2003.338.23:03:30.55/tsys/5u,35.8,6u,36.7,7u,37.8,8u,37.6,ic,34.7 2003.338.23:03:31.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:03:31.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:03:31.61/cable/2.3122E-04 2003.338.23:03:31.83/gps-fmout/S +1.77E-07 2003.338.23:03:34.48/wx/17.8,888.0,52.2 2003.338.23:03:34.53/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10074,5213,26,1pps 2003.338.23:03:34.58/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16821,109,24,1pps 2003.338.23:03:34.66/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16251,16317,38,1pps 2003.338.23:03:34.74/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16167,15947,33,1pps 2003.338.23:03:34.82/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,15885,15997,61,1pps 2003.338.23:03:35.18#antcn#TR $$/338.23:03:35.10 348.2668 30.1756 0.0001 0.0000 2003.338.23:03:35.18#antcn#CO 0.0512 -0.0687 -0.7974 0.0302 2003.338.23:03:35.90/mat/600B0030 2003.338.23:03:36.48/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:03:36.48:!2003.338.23:05:07 2003.338.23:03:36.82#setcl#time/183219158,1,2003,338,23,03,37.00,1.552,29.378,22 2003.338.23:03:36.82#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:05:07.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:05:07.00:disc_end 2003.338.23:05:07.49:disc_pos 2003.338.23:05:07.50/disc_pos/103087778496,101357001672, 2003.338.23:05:07.50:disc_check 2003.338.23:05:07.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h05m07.402s,16744,0.00250s,40000,10861388112, 2003.338.23:05:07.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:05:07.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 98807 : 97931 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:05:07.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 98809 : 97933 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:05:07.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 98819 : 97934 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:05:07.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 98815 : 97927 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:05:07.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 98806 : 97939 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:05:07.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 98809 : 97931 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:05:07.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 98806 : 97928 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:05:07.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 98801 : 97931 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:05:07.98:scan_name=338-2307b,r4100,98 2003.338.23:05:07.98:source=1606+106,160623.42,103700.0,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.23:05:08.09:setupsx 2003.338.23:05:17.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:05:17.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:05:17.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 38 ; 2003.338.23:05:17.33:!2003.338.23:07:27 2003.338.23:07:22.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:07:27.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:07:27.00/disc_pos/103087778496,103086778496, 2003.338.23:07:27.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:07:27.04:!2003.338.23:07:27 2003.338.23:07:27.05:preob 2003.338.23:07:28.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:07:29.48/tpi/1u,16262,2u,16107,3u,15950,4u,16204,ia,9388 2003.338.23:07:29.48/tpi/9u,16147,au,16318,bu,16089,cu,16058,du,15962,eu,16030,ib,4897 2003.338.23:07:29.48/tpi/5u,16178,6u,16257,7u,16086,8u,15975,ic,15616 2003.338.23:07:29.66/tpgain/1u,145,2u,119,3u,111,4u,87,ia,9388 2003.338.23:07:29.66/tpgain/9u,126,au,101,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,4897 2003.338.23:07:29.66/tpgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,58,8u,68,ic,15616 2003.338.23:07:31.89/tpzero/1u,502,2u,323,3u,398,4u,453,ia,266 2003.338.23:07:31.89/tpzero/9u,594,au,555,bu,558,cu,519,du,375,eu,431,ib,282 2003.338.23:07:31.89/tpzero/5u,466,6u,585,7u,372,8u,277,ic,582 2003.338.23:07:34.13/tpical/1u,18306,2u,18063,3u,18293,4u,18562,ia,10729 2003.338.23:07:34.13/tpical/9u,19108,au,19578,bu,18931,cu,18657,du,19461,eu,19062 2003.338.23:07:34.13/tpical/ib,5771 2003.338.23:07:34.13/tpical/5u,18775,6u,18748,7u,18528,8u,18386,ic,18184 2003.338.23:07:34.14/tpdiff/1u,2044,2u,1956,3u,2343,4u,2358,ia,1341 2003.338.23:07:34.14/tpdiff/9u,2961,au,3260,bu,2842,cu,2599,du,3499,eu,3032,ib,874 2003.338.23:07:34.14/tpdiff/5u,2597,6u,2491,7u,2442,8u,2411,ic,2568 2003.338.23:07:34.31/tpdiffgain/1u,145,2u,119,3u,111,4u,87,ia,10729 2003.338.23:07:34.31/tpdiffgain/9u,126,au,101,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5771 2003.338.23:07:34.31/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,58,8u,68,ic,18184 2003.338.23:07:34.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:07:34.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:07:34.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:07:34.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:07:34.90/tsys/1u,42.4,2u,44.4,3u,36.5,4u,36.7,ia,37.4 2003.338.23:07:34.90/tsys/9u,37.8,au,34.8,bu,39.3,cu,43.0,du,32.1,eu,37.0,ib,38.0 2003.338.23:07:34.90/tsys/5u,33.3,6u,34.6,7u,35.4,8u,35.8,ic,32.2 2003.338.23:07:35.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:07:35.37/cable/2.3210E-04 2003.338.23:07:35.37:!2003.338.23:07:37 2003.338.23:07:37.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:07:37.00/disc_pos/103215763456,103086778496, 2003.338.23:07:37.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:07:37.01:midob 2003.338.23:07:37.39?ERROR mc -2 Interface ba responded, but did not ACKnowledge. 2003.338.23:07:37.72/tpi/1u,16050,2u,15573,3u,15442,4u,15840,ia,9392 2003.338.23:07:37.72/tpi/9u,16146,au,15055,bu,15635,cu,15778,du,16496,eu,16288,ib,4901 2003.338.23:07:37.72/tpi/5u,15557,6u,15825,7u,15593,8u,15963,ic,15621 2003.338.23:07:37.90/tpgain/1u,144,2u,117,3u,109,4u,86,ia,9386 2003.338.23:07:37.90/tpgain/9u,126,au,100,bu,121,cu,102,du,128,eu,122,ib,4897 2003.338.23:07:37.90/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15613 2003.338.23:07:38.47/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:07:38.47/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:07:38.47/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:07:38.47/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:07:38.48/tsys/1u,42.4,2u,44.4,3u,36.7,4u,36.8,ia,37.4 2003.338.23:07:38.48/tsys/9u,37.8,au,32.7,bu,39.5,cu,43.1,du,32.6,eu,37.0,ib,38.1 2003.338.23:07:38.48/tsys/5u,33.2,6u,34.5,7u,35.5,8u,35.8,ic,32.2 2003.338.23:07:39.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:07:39.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:07:39.63/cable/2.3210E-04 2003.338.23:07:39.82/gps-fmout/S +1.30E-07 2003.338.23:07:39.83/wx/17.7,888.0,52.0 2003.338.23:07:39.89/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9385,4898,26,1pps 2003.338.23:07:39.94/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15606,109,24,1pps 2003.338.23:07:40.02/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.06, 7.42,lock,16273,16301,38,1pps 2003.338.23:07:40.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -0.75,lock,16160,15829,33,1pps 2003.338.23:07:40.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 5.35,lock,16157,16073,61,1pps 2003.338.23:07:41.17#antcn#TR $$/338.23:07:41.09 239.4028 68.8688 -0.0001 0.0002 2003.338.23:07:41.17#antcn#CO -0.0284 -0.0399 -0.7974 0.0068 2003.338.23:07:42.76/mat/600B0016 2003.338.23:07:43.30/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:07:43.30:!2003.338.23:09:15 2003.338.23:07:43.79#setcl#time/183243855,1,2003,338,23,07,44.00,1.573,29.446,25 2003.338.23:07:43.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:08:32.34;bread 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc01 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc02 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc03 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc04 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc05 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc06 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc07 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc08 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc09 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc10 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc11 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc12 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc13 2003.338.23:08:32.34&bread/bbc14 2003.338.23:08:32.44/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.06, 7.42,lock,16293,16341,38,1pps 2003.338.23:08:32.52/bbc02/652.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 5.70,lock,16115,16208,46,1pps 2003.338.23:08:32.60/bbc03/752.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 4.74, 5.12,lock,15969,16092,9,1pps 2003.338.23:08:32.68/bbc04/912.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 2.63, 2.63,lock,16240,16267,75,1pps 2003.338.23:08:32.76/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -0.75,lock,16195,15847,33,1pps 2003.338.23:08:32.84/bbc06/752.99,c,4,4,1,agc, 2.01, 1.79,lock,16275,15894,72,1pps 2003.338.23:08:32.92/bbc07/812.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -0.90, -0.75,lock,16132,15815,73,1pps 2003.338.23:08:33.00/bbc08/832.99,c,4,4,1,agc, 0.49, 0.61,lock,15977,16261,68,1pps 2003.338.23:08:33.08/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 5.35,lock,16393,16096,61,1pps 2003.338.23:08:33.16/bbc10/737.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 3.84, 6.05,lock,16040,16145,43,1pps 2003.338.23:08:33.24/bbc11/757.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.42,lock,16123,16177,70,1pps 2003.338.23:08:33.32/bbc12/812.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.09, 4.66,lock,16063,15929,64,1pps 2003.338.23:08:33.40/bbc13/847.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.77,lock,16539,16082,76,1pps 2003.338.23:08:33.48/bbc14/852.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.49,lock,16310,16180,49,1pps 2003.338.23:09:15.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:09:15.00:disc_end 2003.338.23:09:15.49:disc_pos 2003.338.23:09:15.49/disc_pos/104818286920,103087778496, 2003.338.23:09:15.50:disc_check 2003.338.23:09:15.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h09m15.390s,16844,0.00250s,40000,2237291476, 2003.338.23:09:15.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:09:15.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 100470 : 99571 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:09:15.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 100472 : 99573 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:09:15.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 100482 : 99574 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:09:15.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 100478 : 99567 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:09:15.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 100472 : 99580 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:09:15.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 100472 : 99571 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:09:15.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 100470 : 99568 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:09:15.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 100464 : 99571 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:09:15.98:scan_name=338-2311,r4100,186 2003.338.23:09:15.98:source=2201+315,220101.46,313105.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.23:09:16.10:setupsx 2003.338.23:09:25.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:09:25.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:09:25.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 39 ; 2003.338.23:09:25.33:!2003.338.23:10:58 2003.338.23:10:52.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:10:58.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:10:58.00/disc_pos/104818286920,104817286920, 2003.338.23:10:58.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:10:58.05:!2003.338.23:10:58 2003.338.23:10:58.06:preob 2003.338.23:10:59.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:11:00.46/tpi/1u,16159,2u,16147,3u,15888,4u,16034,ia,10187 2003.338.23:11:00.46/tpi/9u,15988,au,15936,bu,16046,cu,16108,du,16001,eu,16088,ib,5088 2003.338.23:11:00.46/tpi/5u,15766,6u,15887,7u,15800,8u,16259,ic,17029 2003.338.23:11:00.64/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10187 2003.338.23:11:00.64/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5088 2003.338.23:11:00.64/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,66,ic,17029 2003.338.23:11:02.87/tpzero/1u,491,2u,318,3u,388,4u,445,ia,274 2003.338.23:11:02.87/tpzero/9u,588,au,543,bu,553,cu,517,du,368,eu,430,ib,285 2003.338.23:11:02.87/tpzero/5u,460,6u,575,7u,365,8u,278,ic,595 2003.338.23:11:05.11/tpical/1u,18018,2u,17972,3u,18093,4u,18178,ia,11549 2003.338.23:11:05.11/tpical/9u,18763,au,18898,bu,18692,cu,18585,du,19312,eu,18961 2003.338.23:11:05.11/tpical/ib,5944 2003.338.23:11:05.11/tpical/5u,18118,6u,18157,7u,18000,8u,18592,ic,19639 2003.338.23:11:05.12/tpdiff/1u,1859,2u,1825,3u,2205,4u,2144,ia,1362 2003.338.23:11:05.12/tpdiff/9u,2775,au,2962,bu,2646,cu,2477,du,3311,eu,2873,ib,856 2003.338.23:11:05.12/tpdiff/5u,2352,6u,2270,7u,2200,8u,2333,ic,2610 2003.338.23:11:05.29/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11549 2003.338.23:11:05.29/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5944 2003.338.23:11:05.29/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19639 2003.338.23:11:05.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:11:05.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:11:05.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:11:05.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:11:05.88/tsys/1u,46.4,2u,47.7,3u,38.7,4u,40.0,ia,40.0 2003.338.23:11:05.88/tsys/9u,40.0,au,37.4,bu,42.2,cu,45.3,du,34.0,eu,39.2,ib,40.4 2003.338.23:11:05.88/tsys/5u,35.8,6u,37.1,7u,38.6,8u,37.7,ic,34.6 2003.338.23:11:05.99/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:11:06.36/cable/2.3107E-04 2003.338.23:11:06.36:!2003.338.23:11:08 2003.338.23:11:08.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:11:08.00/disc_pos/104946262016,104817286920, 2003.338.23:11:08.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:11:08.02:midob 2003.338.23:11:08.75/tpi/1u,16139,2u,15857,3u,15601,4u,16020,ia,10183 2003.338.23:11:08.75/tpi/9u,16293,au,15940,bu,15762,cu,15817,du,16014,eu,15854,ib,5087 2003.338.23:11:08.75/tpi/5u,15742,6u,15882,7u,15792,8u,16269,ic,17016 2003.338.23:11:08.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10182 2003.338.23:11:08.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5085 2003.338.23:11:08.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,66,ic,17018 2003.338.23:11:09.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:11:09.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:11:09.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:11:09.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:11:09.51/tsys/1u,46.3,2u,47.7,3u,38.7,4u,40.0,ia,40.0 2003.338.23:11:09.51/tsys/9u,40.1,au,37.4,bu,42.1,cu,45.4,du,34.0,eu,39.3,ib,40.4 2003.338.23:11:09.51/tsys/5u,35.7,6u,37.1,7u,38.6,8u,37.7,ic,34.6 2003.338.23:11:10.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:11:10.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.23:11:10.64/cable/2.3092E-04 2003.338.23:11:10.83/gps-fmout/S +8.7E-08 2003.338.23:11:12.00/wx/17.6,887.9,50.6 2003.338.23:11:12.05/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10185,5085,26,1pps 2003.338.23:11:12.10/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17026,110,24,1pps 2003.338.23:11:12.18/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.06,lock,16152,16265,38,1pps 2003.338.23:11:12.26/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.05,lock,15761,16132,33,1pps 2003.338.23:11:12.34/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.12,lock,16274,15894,61,1pps 2003.338.23:11:13.15#antcn#TR $$/338.23:11:13.08 64.8171 28.3649 0.0000 -0.0000 2003.338.23:11:13.15#antcn#CO 0.0584 -0.0868 -0.7974 0.0324 2003.338.23:11:14.37/mat/600B0073 2003.338.23:11:14.93/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:11:14.93:!2003.338.23:14:14 2003.338.23:11:15.81#setcl#time/183265056,1,2003,338,23,11,16.00,1.562,29.505,23 2003.338.23:11:15.81#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:14:14.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:14:14.00:disc_end 2003.338.23:14:14.49:disc_pos 2003.338.23:14:14.50/disc_pos/107956962528,104818286920, 2003.338.23:14:14.50:disc_check 2003.338.23:14:14.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h14m14.395s,22012,0.00250s,40000,1645399224, 2003.338.23:14:14.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:14:14.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 103476 : 102554 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:14:14.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 103480 : 102557 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:14:14.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 103488 : 102557 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:14:14.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 103485 : 102550 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:14:14.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 103478 : 102563 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:14:14.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 103478 : 102554 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:14:14.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 103478 : 102551 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:14:14.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 103470 : 102554 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:14:14.98:scan_name=338-2315,r4100,98 2003.338.23:14:14.98:source=1749+096,174910.41,093942.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.23:14:15.10:setupsx 2003.338.23:14:24.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:14:24.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:14:24.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 40 ; 2003.338.23:14:24.34:!2003.338.23:15:34 2003.338.23:15:06.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:15:34.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:15:34.00/disc_pos/107956962528,107955962528, 2003.338.23:15:34.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:15:34.05:!2003.338.23:15:34 2003.338.23:15:34.05:preob 2003.338.23:15:35.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:15:36.48/tpi/1u,16284,2u,16354,3u,16197,4u,16367,ia,9694 2003.338.23:15:36.48/tpi/9u,16130,au,16176,bu,16215,cu,16213,du,16175,eu,16225,ib,4946 2003.338.23:15:36.48/tpi/5u,16091,6u,15898,7u,16131,8u,15937,ic,16159 2003.338.23:15:36.66/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,86,ia,9694 2003.338.23:15:36.66/tpgain/9u,125,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,4946 2003.338.23:15:36.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16159 2003.338.23:15:38.89/tpzero/1u,499,2u,325,3u,397,4u,453,ia,269 2003.338.23:15:38.89/tpzero/9u,591,au,551,bu,559,cu,520,du,378,eu,433,ib,282 2003.338.23:15:38.89/tpzero/5u,463,6u,579,7u,370,8u,274,ic,587 2003.338.23:15:41.13/tpical/1u,18287,2u,18315,3u,18576,4u,18703,ia,11071 2003.338.23:15:41.13/tpical/9u,19115,au,19458,bu,19110,cu,18878,du,19770,eu,19312 2003.338.23:15:41.13/tpical/ib,5839 2003.338.23:15:41.13/tpical/5u,18615,6u,18294,7u,18527,8u,18370,ic,18797 2003.338.23:15:41.14/tpdiff/1u,2003,2u,1961,3u,2379,4u,2336,ia,1377 2003.338.23:15:41.14/tpdiff/9u,2985,au,3282,bu,2895,cu,2665,du,3595,eu,3087,ib,893 2003.338.23:15:41.14/tpdiff/5u,2524,6u,2396,7u,2396,8u,2433,ic,2638 2003.338.23:15:41.31/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,86,ia,11071 2003.338.23:15:41.31/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5839 2003.338.23:15:41.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18797 2003.338.23:15:41.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:15:41.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:15:41.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:15:41.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:15:41.90/tsys/1u,43.3,2u,45.0,3u,36.5,4u,37.5,ia,37.6 2003.338.23:15:41.90/tsys/9u,37.5,au,34.3,bu,38.9,cu,42.4,du,31.6,eu,36.8,ib,37.6 2003.338.23:15:41.90/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,35.2,7u,36.2,8u,35.4,ic,32.5 2003.338.23:15:42.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:15:42.38/cable/2.3137E-04 2003.338.23:15:42.38:!2003.338.23:15:44 2003.338.23:15:44.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:15:44.00/disc_pos/108084908032,107955962528, 2003.338.23:15:44.02:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:15:44.03:midob 2003.338.23:15:44.78/tpi/1u,16069,2u,15790,3u,15361,4u,15969,ia,9684 2003.338.23:15:44.78/tpi/9u,16141,au,15539,bu,15752,cu,15949,du,16186,eu,15679,ib,4940 2003.338.23:15:44.78/tpi/5u,15492,6u,15855,7u,15588,8u,15928,ic,16147 2003.338.23:15:44.96/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,85,ia,9684 2003.338.23:15:44.96/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,119,ib,4940 2003.338.23:15:44.96/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16147 2003.338.23:15:45.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:15:45.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:15:45.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:15:45.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:15:45.55/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,44.9,3u,36.6,4u,37.4,ia,37.6 2003.338.23:15:45.55/tsys/9u,37.5,au,34.3,bu,39.1,cu,42.5,du,31.7,eu,36.8,ib,37.6 2003.338.23:15:45.55/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,35.1,7u,36.2,8u,35.4,ic,32.4 2003.338.23:15:46.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:15:46.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:15:46.60/cable/2.3137E-04 2003.338.23:15:46.82/gps-fmout/S +1.47E-07 2003.338.23:15:48.96/wx/17.6,887.8,49.7 2003.338.23:15:49.02/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9688,4942,26,1pps 2003.338.23:15:49.07/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16143,109,24,1pps 2003.338.23:15:49.15/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.24,lock,16291,16176,38,1pps 2003.338.23:15:49.23/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16044,15846,33,1pps 2003.338.23:15:49.31/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16172,15934,61,1pps 2003.338.23:15:50.17#antcn#TR $$/338.23:15:50.09 157.0505 76.5022 0.0004 0.0001 2003.338.23:15:50.17#antcn#CO -0.0272 -0.0362 -0.7974 0.0042 2003.338.23:15:51.70/mat/600B0054 2003.338.23:15:52.26/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:15:52.26:!2003.338.23:17:22 2003.338.23:15:52.81#setcl#time/183292756,1,2003,338,23,15,53.00,1.558,29.582,23 2003.338.23:15:52.81#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:17:22.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:17:22.00:disc_end 2003.338.23:17:22.49:disc_pos 2003.338.23:17:22.50/disc_pos/109687751352,107956962528, 2003.338.23:17:22.50:disc_check 2003.338.23:17:22.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h17m22.407s,37648,0.00250s,40000,1277395540, 2003.338.23:17:22.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:17:22.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 105140 : 104194 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:17:22.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 105143 : 104197 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:17:22.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 105153 : 104198 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:17:22.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 105150 : 104190 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:17:22.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 105141 : 104204 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:17:22.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 105142 : 104194 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:17:22.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 105141 : 104191 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:17:22.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 105134 : 104194 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:17:22.98:scan_name=338-2319,r4100,98 2003.338.23:17:22.99:source=0059+581,005943.47,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.23:17:23.11:setupsx 2003.338.23:17:32.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:17:32.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:17:32.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 41 ; 2003.338.23:17:32.32:!2003.338.23:19:35 2003.338.23:18:36.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:19:35.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:19:35.00/disc_pos/109687751352,109686751352, 2003.338.23:19:35.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:19:35.04:!2003.338.23:19:35 2003.338.23:19:35.05:preob 2003.338.23:19:36.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:19:37.47/tpi/1u,16176,2u,16146,3u,16219,4u,16164,ia,12581 2003.338.23:19:37.47/tpi/9u,16113,au,16165,bu,15944,cu,16108,du,16177,eu,16109,ib,6352 2003.338.23:19:37.47/tpi/5u,15976,6u,16041,7u,16155,8u,15773,ic,21151 2003.338.23:19:37.65/tpgain/1u,126,2u,104,3u,96,4u,75,ia,12581 2003.338.23:19:37.65/tpgain/9u,110,au,88,bu,107,cu,90,du,112,eu,107,ib,6352 2003.338.23:19:37.65/tpgain/5u,48,6u,70,7u,50,8u,58,ic,21151 2003.338.23:19:39.88/tpzero/1u,472,2u,301,3u,370,4u,434,ia,297 2003.338.23:19:39.88/tpzero/9u,569,au,531,bu,527,cu,498,du,343,eu,413,ib,297 2003.338.23:19:39.88/tpzero/5u,459,6u,568,7u,364,8u,268,ic,629 2003.338.23:19:42.11/tpical/1u,17686,2u,17639,3u,18020,4u,17949,ia,13949 2003.338.23:19:42.11/tpical/9u,18329,au,18564,bu,18064,cu,18094,du,18882,eu,18432 2003.338.23:19:42.11/tpical/ib,7223 2003.338.23:19:42.11/tpical/5u,17907,6u,17976,7u,17924,8u,17565,ic,23775 2003.338.23:19:42.12/tpdiff/1u,1510,2u,1493,3u,1801,4u,1785,ia,1368 2003.338.23:19:42.12/tpdiff/9u,2216,au,2399,bu,2120,cu,1986,du,2705,eu,2323,ib,871 2003.338.23:19:42.12/tpdiff/5u,1931,6u,1935,7u,1769,8u,1792,ic,2624 2003.338.23:19:42.29/tpdiffgain/1u,126,2u,104,3u,96,4u,75,ia,13949 2003.338.23:19:42.29/tpdiffgain/9u,110,au,88,bu,107,cu,90,du,112,eu,107,ib,7223 2003.338.23:19:42.29/tpdiffgain/5u,48,6u,70,7u,50,8u,58,ic,23775 2003.338.23:19:42.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:19:42.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:19:42.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:19:42.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:19:42.88/tsys/1u,57.2,2u,58.4,3u,48.4,4u,48.5,ia,49.4 2003.338.23:19:42.88/tsys/9u,50.5,au,46.9,bu,52.4,cu,56.6,du,42.1,eu,48.6,ib,50.1 2003.338.23:19:42.88/tsys/5u,44.2,6u,44.0,7u,49.1,8u,47.6,ic,43.0 2003.338.23:19:42.99/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:19:43.34/cable/2.3107E-04 2003.338.23:19:43.34:!2003.338.23:19:45 2003.338.23:19:45.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:19:45.00/disc_pos/109815721984,109686751352, 2003.338.23:19:45.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:19:45.02:midob 2003.338.23:19:45.77/tpi/1u,16166,2u,15797,3u,15486,4u,15766,ia,12572 2003.338.23:19:45.77/tpi/9u,15824,au,15724,bu,15672,cu,15804,du,15822,eu,15825,ib,6350 2003.338.23:19:45.77/tpi/5u,15975,6u,16050,7u,16101,8u,15771,ic,21125 2003.338.23:19:45.95/tpgain/1u,126,2u,103,3u,95,4u,74,ia,12572 2003.338.23:19:45.95/tpgain/9u,109,au,87,bu,106,cu,89,du,111,eu,106,ib,6350 2003.338.23:19:45.95/tpgain/5u,48,6u,70,7u,50,8u,58,ic,21125 2003.338.23:19:46.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:19:46.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:19:46.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:19:46.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:19:46.53/tsys/1u,57.2,2u,58.2,3u,47.2,4u,48.6,ia,49.4 2003.338.23:19:46.53/tsys/9u,50.5,au,46.7,bu,52.4,cu,56.8,du,42.0,eu,48.7,ib,50.0 2003.338.23:19:46.53/tsys/5u,44.2,6u,44.0,7u,48.9,8u,47.6,ic,43.0 2003.338.23:19:47.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:19:47.30/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:19:47.67/cable/2.3100E-04 2003.338.23:19:47.83/gps-fmout/S +1.23E-07 2003.338.23:19:47.84/wx/17.5,887.7,49.6 2003.338.23:19:47.90/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,12574,6349,26,1pps 2003.338.23:19:47.95/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,21131,110,24,1pps 2003.338.23:19:48.03/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 6.18,lock,16158,16363,38,1pps 2003.338.23:19:48.11/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.54, -2.01,lock,15968,16022,33,1pps 2003.338.23:19:48.19/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.66, 4.18,lock,16081,16023,61,1pps 2003.338.23:19:49.17#antcn#TR $$/338.23:19:49.09 29.3845 7.9784 -0.0002 0.0000 2003.338.23:19:49.17#antcn#CO 0.0569 -0.0958 -0.7974 0.1202 2003.338.23:19:50.56/mat/600B0137 2003.338.23:19:51.12/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:19:51.13:!2003.338.23:21:23 2003.338.23:19:51.81#setcl#time/183316655,1,2003,338,23,19,52.00,1.562,29.648,23 2003.338.23:19:51.81#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:21:23.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:21:23.01:disc_end 2003.338.23:21:23.50:disc_pos 2003.338.23:21:23.51/disc_pos/111418727464,109687751352, 2003.338.23:21:23.51:disc_check 2003.338.23:21:23.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h21m23.413s,10196,0.00250s,40000,2125131340, 2003.338.23:21:23.92:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:21:23.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 106804 : 105834 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:21:23.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 106807 : 105837 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:21:23.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 106818 : 105839 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:21:23.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 106814 : 105830 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:21:23.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 106806 : 105845 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:21:23.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 106806 : 105834 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:21:23.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 106805 : 105831 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:21:24.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 106798 : 105834 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:21:24.00:scan_name=338-2323,r4100,98 2003.338.23:21:24.01:source=1300+580,130047.14,580443.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.23:21:25.09:setupsx 2003.338.23:21:34.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:21:34.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:21:34.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 42 ; 2003.338.23:21:34.32:!2003.338.23:22:57 2003.338.23:22:05.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:22:57.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:22:57.00/disc_pos/111418727464,111417727464, 2003.338.23:22:57.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:22:57.04:!2003.338.23:22:57 2003.338.23:22:57.05:preob 2003.338.23:22:58.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:22:59.48/tpi/1u,16132,2u,16156,3u,16169,4u,16026,ia,10182 2003.338.23:22:59.48/tpi/9u,16130,au,16270,bu,16060,cu,16164,du,16067,eu,16182,ib,5197 2003.338.23:22:59.48/tpi/5u,16287,6u,16232,7u,15751,8u,16231,ic,16990 2003.338.23:22:59.66/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10182 2003.338.23:22:59.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5197 2003.338.23:22:59.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16990 2003.338.23:23:01.89/tpzero/1u,492,2u,318,3u,392,4u,444,ia,274 2003.338.23:23:01.89/tpzero/9u,588,au,548,bu,551,cu,515,du,366,eu,430,ib,286 2003.338.23:23:01.89/tpzero/5u,464,6u,580,7u,364,8u,277,ic,594 2003.338.23:23:04.13/tpical/1u,18028,2u,17996,3u,18404,4u,18212,ia,11555 2003.338.23:23:04.13/tpical/9u,18951,au,19383,bu,18767,cu,18649,du,19404,eu,19111 2003.338.23:23:04.13/tpical/ib,6087 2003.338.23:23:04.13/tpical/5u,18772,6u,18593,7u,17973,8u,18571,ic,19624 2003.338.23:23:04.14/tpdiff/1u,1896,2u,1840,3u,2235,4u,2186,ia,1373 2003.338.23:23:04.14/tpdiff/9u,2821,au,3113,bu,2707,cu,2485,du,3337,eu,2929,ib,890 2003.338.23:23:04.14/tpdiff/5u,2485,6u,2361,7u,2222,8u,2340,ic,2634 2003.338.23:23:04.31/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11555 2003.338.23:23:04.31/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6087 2003.338.23:23:04.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19624 2003.338.23:23:04.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:23:04.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:23:04.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:23:04.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:23:04.90/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,47.3,3u,38.8,4u,39.2,ia,39.7 2003.338.23:23:04.90/tsys/9u,39.7,au,36.4,bu,41.3,cu,45.3,du,33.9,eu,38.7,ib,39.7 2003.338.23:23:04.90/tsys/5u,35.0,6u,36.5,7u,38.1,8u,37.5,ic,34.2 2003.338.23:23:05.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:23:05.34/cable/2.3107E-04 2003.338.23:23:05.34:!2003.338.23:23:07 2003.338.23:23:07.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:23:07.00/disc_pos/111546683392,111417727464, 2003.338.23:23:07.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:23:07.02:midob 2003.338.23:23:07.75/tpi/1u,16158,2u,15595,3u,15627,4u,16042,ia,10191 2003.338.23:23:07.75/tpi/9u,15674,au,15634,bu,15836,cu,15789,du,16078,eu,15672,ib,5197 2003.338.23:23:07.75/tpi/5u,15755,6u,15868,7u,15763,8u,16254,ic,17009 2003.338.23:23:07.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,113,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10187 2003.338.23:23:07.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,116,ib,5197 2003.338.23:23:07.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,66,ic,17004 2003.338.23:23:08.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:23:08.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:23:08.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:23:08.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:23:08.52/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,47.3,3u,39.0,4u,39.2,ia,39.7 2003.338.23:23:08.52/tsys/9u,39.8,au,36.4,bu,41.4,cu,45.2,du,33.9,eu,38.8,ib,39.7 2003.338.23:23:08.52/tsys/5u,35.2,6u,36.6,7u,38.1,8u,37.6,ic,34.3 2003.338.23:23:09.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:23:09.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:23:09.61/cable/2.3100E-04 2003.338.23:23:09.82/gps-fmout/S +1.70E-07 2003.338.23:23:12.51/wx/17.5,887.7,49.9 2003.338.23:23:12.56/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10191,5200,26,1pps 2003.338.23:23:12.61/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17002,110,24,1pps 2003.338.23:23:12.69/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.06,lock,16173,16284,38,1pps 2003.338.23:23:12.77/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.05,lock,15756,16117,33,1pps 2003.338.23:23:12.85/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15902,15921,61,1pps 2003.338.23:23:13.17#antcn#TR $$/338.23:23:13.10 325.1035 29.8086 0.0001 -0.0003 2003.338.23:23:13.17#antcn#CO 0.0481 -0.0698 -0.7974 0.0306 2003.338.23:23:14.15/mat/600B0086 2003.338.23:23:14.81#setcl#time/183336955,1,2003,338,23,23,15.00,1.559,29.705,23 2003.338.23:23:14.81#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:23:15.31/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:23:15.31:!2003.338.23:24:45 2003.338.23:24:45.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:24:45.00:disc_end 2003.338.23:24:45.48:disc_pos 2003.338.23:24:45.50/disc_pos/113149367496,111418727464, 2003.338.23:24:45.50:disc_check 2003.338.23:24:45.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h24m45.395s,4176,0.00250s,40000,1501085988, 2003.338.23:24:45.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:24:45.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 108467 : 107474 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:24:45.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 108471 : 107477 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:24:45.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 108481 : 107479 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:24:45.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 108478 : 107470 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:24:45.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 108471 : 107485 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:24:45.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 108469 : 107474 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:24:45.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 108470 : 107472 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:24:45.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 108461 : 107474 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:24:45.99:scan_name=338-2327,r4100,306 2003.338.23:24:45.99:source=3c274,122817.57,124002.0,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.23:24:46.09:setupsx 2003.338.23:24:55.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:24:55.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:24:55.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 43 ; 2003.338.23:24:55.34:!2003.338.23:27:31 2003.338.23:25:17.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:27:31.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:27:31.00/disc_pos/113149367496,113148367496, 2003.338.23:27:31.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:27:31.05:!2003.338.23:27:31 2003.338.23:27:31.05:preob 2003.338.23:27:32.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:27:33.48/tpi/1u,16300,2u,16350,3u,16145,4u,16353,ia,11779 2003.338.23:27:33.48/tpi/9u,16299,au,16091,bu,16138,cu,16051,du,16099,eu,16089,ib,6586 2003.338.23:27:33.48/tpi/5u,16222,6u,16027,7u,16327,8u,16280,ic,19749 2003.338.23:27:33.66/tpgain/1u,130,2u,108,3u,99,4u,78,ia,11779 2003.338.23:27:33.66/tpgain/9u,108,au,86,bu,105,cu,88,du,110,eu,105,ib,6586 2003.338.23:27:33.66/tpgain/5u,50,6u,72,7u,52,8u,61,ic,19749 2003.338.23:27:35.89/tpzero/1u,480,2u,308,3u,377,4u,440,ia,290 2003.338.23:27:35.89/tpzero/9u,570,au,526,bu,524,cu,495,du,337,eu,411,ib,299 2003.338.23:27:35.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,571,7u,367,8u,275,ic,617 2003.338.23:27:38.13/tpical/1u,17974,2u,18014,3u,18118,4u,18313,ia,13192 2003.338.23:27:38.13/tpical/9u,18520,au,18470,bu,18235,cu,18005,du,18779,eu,18419 2003.338.23:27:38.13/tpical/ib,7492 2003.338.23:27:38.13/tpical/5u,18390,6u,18081,7u,18395,8u,18360,ic,22457 2003.338.23:27:38.14/tpdiff/1u,1674,2u,1664,3u,1973,4u,1960,ia,1413 2003.338.23:27:38.14/tpdiff/9u,2221,au,2379,bu,2097,cu,1954,du,2680,eu,2330,ib,906 2003.338.23:27:38.14/tpdiff/5u,2168,6u,2054,7u,2068,8u,2080,ic,2708 2003.338.23:27:38.31/tpdiffgain/1u,130,2u,108,3u,99,4u,78,ia,13192 2003.338.23:27:38.31/tpdiffgain/9u,108,au,86,bu,105,cu,88,du,110,eu,105,ib,7492 2003.338.23:27:38.31/tpdiffgain/5u,50,6u,72,7u,52,8u,61,ic,22457 2003.338.23:27:38.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:27:38.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:27:38.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:27:38.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:27:38.90/tsys/1u,52.0,2u,53.0,3u,44.0,4u,44.7,ia,44.7 2003.338.23:27:38.90/tsys/9u,51.0,au,47.1,bu,53.6,cu,57.3,du,42.3,eu,48.4,ib,50.0 2003.338.23:27:38.90/tsys/5u,40.0,6u,41.4,7u,42.4,8u,42.3,ic,38.9 2003.338.23:27:39.06/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:27:39.42/cable/2.3137E-04 2003.338.23:27:39.42:!2003.338.23:27:41 2003.338.23:27:41.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:27:41.00/disc_pos/113277235200,113148367496, 2003.338.23:27:41.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:27:41.02:midob 2003.338.23:27:41.75/tpi/1u,16287,2u,15753,3u,15838,4u,15960,ia,11790 2003.338.23:27:41.75/tpi/9u,15709,au,15747,bu,15836,cu,16068,du,15816,eu,15821,ib,6595 2003.338.23:27:41.75/tpi/5u,15591,6u,16031,7u,15713,8u,15806,ic,19773 2003.338.23:27:41.93/tpgain/1u,130,2u,106,3u,98,4u,77,ia,11786 2003.338.23:27:41.93/tpgain/9u,106,au,85,bu,104,cu,88,du,109,eu,104,ib,6595 2003.338.23:27:41.93/tpgain/5u,49,6u,72,7u,51,8u,60,ic,19758 2003.338.23:27:42.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:27:42.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:27:42.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:27:42.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:27:42.51/tsys/1u,51.9,2u,53.0,3u,44.0,4u,44.7,ia,44.8 2003.338.23:27:42.51/tsys/9u,51.0,au,47.2,bu,53.6,cu,57.4,du,42.4,eu,48.6,ib,50.0 2003.338.23:27:42.51/tsys/5u,40.0,6u,41.4,7u,42.5,8u,42.5,ic,38.9 2003.338.23:27:43.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:27:43.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:27:43.63/cable/2.3144E-04 2003.338.23:27:43.83/gps-fmout/S +1.69E-07 2003.338.23:27:44.00/wx/17.5,887.7,49.7 2003.338.23:27:44.05/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11789,6585,26,1pps 2003.338.23:27:44.10/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,19763,110,24,1pps 2003.338.23:27:44.18/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.11, 6.44,lock,16298,16368,38,1pps 2003.338.23:27:44.26/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.18, -1.68,lock,16233,16119,33,1pps 2003.338.23:27:44.34/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.42, 4.01,lock,15978,16189,61,1pps 2003.338.23:27:45.17#antcn#TR $$/338.23:27:45.09 277.2849 15.6694 -0.0001 0.0001 2003.338.23:27:45.17#antcn#CO 0.0506 -0.0937 -0.7974 0.0619 2003.338.23:27:46.67/mat/600B0123 2003.338.23:27:47.23/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:27:47.23:!2003.338.23:32:47 2003.338.23:27:47.81#setcl#time/183364255,1,2003,338,23,27,48.00,1.555,29.781,23 2003.338.23:27:47.81#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:32:47.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:32:47.00:disc_end 2003.338.23:32:47.49:disc_pos 2003.338.23:32:47.51/disc_pos/118208012896,113149367496, 2003.338.23:32:47.51:disc_check 2003.338.23:32:47.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h32m47.403s,30644,0.00250s,40000,2653448132, 2003.338.23:32:47.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:32:47.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 113305 : 112288 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:32:47.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 113308 : 112291 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:32:47.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 113319 : 112293 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:32:47.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 113318 : 112283 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:32:47.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 113310 : 112300 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:32:47.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 113307 : 112288 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:32:47.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 113307 : 112287 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:32:47.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 113299 : 112288 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:32:48.00:scan_name=338-2335,r4100,98 2003.338.23:32:48.00:source=3c371,180718.63,694857.2,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.23:32:49.10:setupsx 2003.338.23:32:58.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:32:58.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:32:58.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 44 ; 2003.338.23:32:58.33:!2003.338.23:35:00 2003.338.23:33:37.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:35:00.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:35:00.00/disc_pos/118208012896,118207012896, 2003.338.23:35:00.03:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:35:00.06:!2003.338.23:35:00 2003.338.23:35:00.06:preob 2003.338.23:35:01.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:35:02.48/tpi/1u,16277,2u,16197,3u,16114,4u,16230,ia,9824 2003.338.23:35:02.48/tpi/9u,16154,au,16104,bu,16024,cu,16135,du,15933,eu,16100,ib,4980 2003.338.23:35:02.48/tpi/5u,16282,6u,16066,7u,15817,8u,16166,ic,16374 2003.338.23:35:02.66/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9824 2003.338.23:35:02.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,125,eu,120,ib,4980 2003.338.23:35:02.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16374 2003.338.23:35:04.89/tpzero/1u,497,2u,322,3u,397,4u,448,ia,271 2003.338.23:35:04.89/tpzero/9u,588,au,547,bu,553,cu,519,du,371,eu,431,ib,284 2003.338.23:35:04.89/tpzero/5u,465,6u,580,7u,366,8u,277,ic,588 2003.338.23:35:07.13/tpical/1u,18195,2u,18102,3u,18405,4u,18483,ia,11169 2003.338.23:35:07.13/tpical/9u,18850,au,19055,bu,18730,cu,18667,du,19323,eu,19121 2003.338.23:35:07.13/tpical/ib,5862 2003.338.23:35:07.13/tpical/5u,18807,6u,18444,7u,18066,8u,18527,ic,18959 2003.338.23:35:07.14/tpdiff/1u,1918,2u,1905,3u,2291,4u,2253,ia,1345 2003.338.23:35:07.14/tpdiff/9u,2696,au,2951,bu,2706,cu,2532,du,3390,eu,3021,ib,882 2003.338.23:35:07.14/tpdiff/5u,2525,6u,2378,7u,2249,8u,2361,ic,2585 2003.338.23:35:07.31/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11169 2003.338.23:35:07.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,125,eu,120,ib,5862 2003.338.23:35:07.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18959 2003.338.23:35:07.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:35:07.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:35:07.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:35:07.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:35:07.90/tsys/1u,45.3,2u,45.8,3u,37.7,4u,38.5,ia,39.1 2003.338.23:35:07.90/tsys/9u,41.6,au,38.0,bu,41.2,cu,44.4,du,33.1,eu,37.3,ib,38.3 2003.338.23:35:07.90/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,35.8,7u,37.8,8u,37.0,ic,33.6 2003.338.23:35:08.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:35:08.39/cable/2.2981E-04 2003.338.23:35:08.39:!2003.338.23:35:10 2003.338.23:35:10.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:35:10.00/disc_pos/118335885312,118207012896, 2003.338.23:35:10.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:35:10.02:midob 2003.338.23:35:10.75/tpi/1u,16058,2u,15619,3u,15571,4u,15879,ia,9815 2003.338.23:35:10.75/tpi/9u,16246,au,15676,bu,15690,cu,15774,du,15916,eu,15581,ib,5003 2003.338.23:35:10.75/tpi/5u,15724,6u,16053,7u,15793,8u,16162,ic,16367 2003.338.23:35:10.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9818 2003.338.23:35:10.93/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5003 2003.338.23:35:10.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16369 2003.338.23:35:11.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:35:11.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:35:11.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:35:11.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:35:11.51/tsys/1u,45.3,2u,45.7,3u,37.8,4u,38.6,ia,39.0 2003.338.23:35:11.51/tsys/9u,41.1,au,37.7,bu,41.0,cu,44.3,du,33.0,eu,37.4,ib,38.5 2003.338.23:35:11.51/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,35.8,7u,37.7,8u,37.0,ic,33.6 2003.338.23:35:12.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:35:12.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:35:12.66/cable/2.3003E-04 2003.338.23:35:12.82/gps-fmout/S +1.66E-07 2003.338.23:35:16.01/wx/17.6,887.5,48.4 2003.338.23:35:16.07/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9814,4987,26,1pps 2003.338.23:35:16.12/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16360,109,24,1pps 2003.338.23:35:16.20/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.18,lock,16259,16389,38,1pps 2003.338.23:35:16.28/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15718,16037,33,1pps 2003.338.23:35:16.36/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16204,16110,61,1pps 2003.338.23:35:17.17#antcn#TR $$/338.23:35:17.09 1.9880 42.1984 0.0000 0.0001 2003.338.23:35:17.17#antcn#CO 0.0492 -0.0562 -0.7974 0.0194 2003.338.23:35:18.75/mat/600B0005 2003.338.23:35:19.31/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:35:19.32:!2003.338.23:36:48 2003.338.23:35:19.79#setcl#time/183409452,1,2003,338,23,35,20.00,1.573,29.906,25 2003.338.23:35:19.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:36:48.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:36:48.01:disc_end 2003.338.23:36:48.50:disc_pos 2003.338.23:36:48.51/disc_pos/119938729648,118208012896, 2003.338.23:36:48.51:disc_check 2003.338.23:36:48.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h36m48.417s,3872,0.00250s,40000,2125550020, 2003.338.23:36:48.91:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:36:48.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 114968 : 113928 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:36:48.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 114972 : 113931 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:36:48.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 114982 : 113933 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:36:48.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 114983 : 113924 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:36:48.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 114973 : 113940 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:36:48.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 114971 : 113928 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:36:48.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 114972 : 113927 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:36:48.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 114963 : 113928 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:36:49.00:scan_name=338-2339,r4100,98 2003.338.23:36:49.01:source=1739+522,173929.05,521310.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.23:36:50.09:setupsx 2003.338.23:36:59.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:36:59.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:36:59.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 45 ; 2003.338.23:36:59.33:!2003.338.23:39:32 2003.338.23:37:04.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:39:32.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:39:32.00/disc_pos/119938729648,119937729648, 2003.338.23:39:32.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:39:32.04:!2003.338.23:39:32 2003.338.23:39:32.05:preob 2003.338.23:39:33.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:39:34.47/tpi/1u,16144,2u,16182,3u,16046,4u,16235,ia,9614 2003.338.23:39:34.47/tpi/9u,16299,au,15936,bu,16072,cu,16023,du,16057,eu,16046,ib,4914 2003.338.23:39:34.47/tpi/5u,15939,6u,16226,7u,15975,8u,16343,ic,16010 2003.338.23:39:34.65/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,86,ia,9614 2003.338.23:39:34.65/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,4914 2003.338.23:39:34.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,16010 2003.338.23:39:36.87/tpzero/1u,497,2u,322,3u,397,4u,453,ia,269 2003.338.23:39:36.87/tpzero/9u,597,au,548,bu,559,cu,521,du,376,eu,432,ib,283 2003.338.23:39:36.87/tpzero/5u,462,6u,584,7u,369,8u,281,ic,587 2003.338.23:39:39.11/tpical/1u,18141,2u,18122,3u,18404,4u,18597,ia,10977 2003.338.23:39:39.11/tpical/9u,19374,au,19201,bu,18982,cu,18742,du,19628,eu,19144 2003.338.23:39:39.11/tpical/ib,5797 2003.338.23:39:39.11/tpical/5u,18479,6u,18715,7u,18349,8u,18839,ic,18617 2003.338.23:39:39.12/tpdiff/1u,1997,2u,1940,3u,2358,4u,2362,ia,1363 2003.338.23:39:39.12/tpdiff/9u,3075,au,3265,bu,2910,cu,2719,du,3571,eu,3098,ib,883 2003.338.23:39:39.12/tpdiff/5u,2540,6u,2489,7u,2374,8u,2496,ic,2607 2003.338.23:39:39.29/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,86,ia,10977 2003.338.23:39:39.29/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5797 2003.338.23:39:39.29/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18617 2003.338.23:39:39.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:39:39.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:39:39.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:39:39.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:39:39.88/tsys/1u,43.1,2u,45.0,3u,36.5,4u,36.7,ia,37.7 2003.338.23:39:39.88/tsys/9u,36.8,au,33.9,bu,38.4,cu,41.0,du,31.6,eu,36.3,ib,37.8 2003.338.23:39:39.88/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,34.6,7u,36.2,8u,35.4,ic,32.5 2003.338.23:39:40.00/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.338.23:39:40.36/cable/2.3026E-04 2003.338.23:39:40.36:!2003.338.23:39:42 2003.338.23:39:42.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:39:42.00/disc_pos/120066592768,119937729648, 2003.338.23:39:42.00:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:39:42.01:midob 2003.338.23:39:42.77/tpi/1u,15963,2u,15664,3u,15557,4u,15903,ia,9624 2003.338.23:39:42.77/tpi/9u,16183,au,15686,bu,15722,cu,15863,du,16651,eu,15891,ib,4923 2003.338.23:39:42.77/tpi/5u,15399,6u,15765,7u,15460,8u,16352,ic,16026 2003.338.23:39:42.95/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9624 2003.338.23:39:42.95/tpgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,128,eu,120,ib,4923 2003.338.23:39:42.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,68,ic,16026 2003.338.23:39:43.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:39:43.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:39:43.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:39:43.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:39:43.53/tsys/1u,43.2,2u,45.0,3u,36.7,4u,36.9,ia,37.7 2003.338.23:39:43.53/tsys/9u,37.1,au,34.1,bu,38.8,cu,41.5,du,32.3,eu,36.5,ib,37.8 2003.338.23:39:43.53/tsys/5u,33.6,6u,34.4,7u,36.3,8u,35.4,ic,32.6 2003.338.23:39:44.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:39:44.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:39:44.62/cable/2.3026E-04 2003.338.23:39:44.83/gps-fmout/S +1.35E-07 2003.338.23:39:47.54/wx/17.7,887.5,47.2 2003.338.23:39:47.59/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9637,4924,26,1pps 2003.338.23:39:47.64/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16048,110,24,1pps 2003.338.23:39:47.72/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.30,lock,16189,16303,38,1pps 2003.338.23:39:47.80/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,15953,15739,33,1pps 2003.338.23:39:47.88/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 5.35,lock,16187,16115,61,1pps 2003.338.23:39:48.17#antcn#TR $$/338.23:39:48.10 355.7800 59.7901 -0.0003 0.0000 2003.338.23:39:48.17#antcn#CO 0.0337 -0.0327 -0.7974 0.0102 2003.338.23:39:49.68/mat/600B0111 2003.338.23:39:50.22/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:39:50.22:!2003.338.23:41:20 2003.338.23:39:50.80#setcl#time/183436552,1,2003,338,23,39,51.00,1.569,29.981,24 2003.338.23:39:50.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:41:20.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:41:20.00:disc_end 2003.338.23:41:20.48:disc_pos 2003.338.23:41:20.49/disc_pos/121669277688,119938729648, 2003.338.23:41:20.49:disc_check 2003.338.23:41:20.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h41m20.398s,8996,0.00250s,40000,2621126836, 2003.338.23:41:20.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:41:20.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 116631 : 115569 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:41:20.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 116635 : 115571 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:41:20.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 116645 : 115573 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:41:20.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 116646 : 115564 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:41:20.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 116636 : 115580 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:41:20.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 116634 : 115568 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:41:20.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 116635 : 115567 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:41:20.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 116630 : 115568 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:41:20.98:scan_name=338-2343,r4100,607 2003.338.23:41:20.98:source=1053+815,105336.14,813036.0,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.23:41:21.10:setupsx 2003.338.23:41:30.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:41:30.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:41:30.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 46 ; 2003.338.23:41:30.34:!2003.338.23:43:38 2003.338.23:41:48.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:43:38.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:43:38.00/disc_pos/121669277688,121668277688, 2003.338.23:43:38.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:43:38.05:!2003.338.23:43:38 2003.338.23:43:38.06:preob 2003.338.23:43:39.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:43:40.48/tpi/1u,16359,2u,16123,3u,16209,4u,16127,ia,10776 2003.338.23:43:40.48/tpi/9u,16189,au,16223,bu,16167,cu,16079,du,16134,eu,16270,ib,5379 2003.338.23:43:40.48/tpi/5u,16075,6u,15945,7u,16179,8u,16196,ic,18043 2003.338.23:43:40.66/tpgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10776 2003.338.23:43:40.66/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,5379 2003.338.23:43:40.66/tpgain/5u,52,6u,75,7u,54,8u,64,ic,18043 2003.338.23:43:42.89/tpzero/1u,489,2u,312,3u,387,4u,442,ia,279 2003.338.23:43:42.89/tpzero/9u,584,au,543,bu,546,cu,509,du,364,eu,426,ib,287 2003.338.23:43:42.89/tpzero/5u,460,6u,573,7u,367,8u,274,ic,604 2003.338.23:43:45.13/tpical/1u,18175,2u,17850,3u,18339,4u,18169,ia,12135 2003.338.23:43:45.13/tpical/9u,18885,au,19118,bu,18759,cu,18417,du,19351,eu,19057 2003.338.23:43:45.13/tpical/ib,6259 2003.338.23:43:45.13/tpical/5u,18348,6u,18067,7u,18276,8u,18354,ic,20654 2003.338.23:43:45.14/tpdiff/1u,1816,2u,1727,3u,2130,4u,2042,ia,1359 2003.338.23:43:45.14/tpdiff/9u,2696,au,2895,bu,2592,cu,2338,du,3217,eu,2787,ib,880 2003.338.23:43:45.14/tpdiff/5u,2273,6u,2122,7u,2097,8u,2158,ic,2611 2003.338.23:43:45.31/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12135 2003.338.23:43:45.31/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,6259 2003.338.23:43:45.31/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,75,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20654 2003.338.23:43:45.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:43:45.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:43:45.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:43:45.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:43:45.90/tsys/1u,48.1,2u,50.4,3u,40.9,4u,42.2,ia,42.5 2003.338.23:43:45.90/tsys/9u,41.7,au,39.0,bu,43.4,cu,47.9,du,35.3,eu,40.9,ib,41.7 2003.338.23:43:45.90/tsys/5u,37.8,6u,39.8,7u,41.5,8u,40.6,ic,36.7 2003.338.23:43:46.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:43:46.35/cable/2.2819E-04 2003.338.23:43:46.35:!2003.338.23:43:48 2003.338.23:43:48.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:43:48.00/disc_pos/121797181440,121668277688, 2003.338.23:43:48.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:43:48.02:midob 2003.338.23:43:48.75/tpi/1u,16112,2u,15826,3u,15647,4u,15728,ia,10784 2003.338.23:43:48.75/tpi/9u,15651,au,15775,bu,15928,cu,15750,du,15910,eu,15697,ib,5381 2003.338.23:43:48.75/tpi/5u,16092,6u,15929,7u,15584,8u,15883,ic,18060 2003.338.23:43:48.93/tpgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,102,4u,80,ia,10784 2003.338.23:43:48.93/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,116,cu,97,du,120,eu,114,ib,5381 2003.338.23:43:48.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,75,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18063 2003.338.23:43:49.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:43:49.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:43:49.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:43:49.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:43:49.51/tsys/1u,48.0,2u,50.3,3u,41.0,4u,42.2,ia,42.5 2003.338.23:43:49.51/tsys/9u,41.7,au,38.7,bu,43.5,cu,47.9,du,35.4,eu,40.9,ib,41.7 2003.338.23:43:49.51/tsys/5u,37.8,6u,39.8,7u,41.5,8u,41.1,ic,36.8 2003.338.23:43:50.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:43:50.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:43:50.59/cable/2.2819E-04 2003.338.23:43:50.83/gps-fmout/S +1.40E-07 2003.338.23:43:51.71/wx/17.8,887.5,47.4 2003.338.23:43:51.77/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10787,5380,26,1pps 2003.338.23:43:51.82/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18057,110,24,1pps 2003.338.23:43:51.90/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16107,16336,38,1pps 2003.338.23:43:51.98/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,16095,15852,33,1pps 2003.338.23:43:52.06/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,15901,15925,61,1pps 2003.338.23:43:53.17#antcn#TR $$/338.23:43:53.09 351.0489 19.5743 -0.0001 0.0001 2003.338.23:43:53.17#antcn#CO 0.0541 -0.0795 -0.7974 0.0490 2003.338.23:43:53.34/mat/600B0014 2003.338.23:43:53.88/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:43:53.88:!2003.338.23:53:55 2003.338.23:43:54.79#setcl#time/183460951,1,2003,338,23,43,55.00,1.573,30.049,25 2003.338.23:43:54.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:53:55.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:53:55.00:disc_end 2003.338.23:53:55.49:disc_pos 2003.338.23:53:55.50/disc_pos/131544079464,121669277688, 2003.338.23:53:55.50:disc_check 2003.338.23:53:55.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h53m55.410s,39580,0.00250s,40000,2205367640, 2003.338.23:53:55.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:53:55.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 126064 : 124977 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:53:55.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 126066 : 124979 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:53:55.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 126076 : 124981 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:53:55.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 126077 : 124972 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:53:55.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 126067 : 124988 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:53:55.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 126065 : 124976 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:53:55.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 126066 : 124975 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:53:55.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 126062 : 124977 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:53:55.98:scan_name=338-2355,r4100,98 2003.338.23:53:55.98:source=1611+343,161147.94,342020.0,1950.0,ccw 2003.338.23:53:56.09:setupsx 2003.338.23:54:05.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:54:05.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:54:05.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 47 ; 2003.338.23:54:05.32:!2003.338.23:55:00 2003.338.23:54:27.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:55:00.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:55:00.00/disc_pos/131544079464,131543079464, 2003.338.23:55:00.01:disc_start=on 2003.338.23:55:00.05:!2003.338.23:55:00 2003.338.23:55:00.05:preob 2003.338.23:55:01.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:55:02.48/tpi/1u,16231,2u,16216,3u,16078,4u,16145,ia,9782 2003.338.23:55:02.48/tpi/9u,16323,au,16164,bu,16038,cu,15823,du,15911,eu,15855,ib,5062 2003.338.23:55:02.48/tpi/5u,16222,6u,16006,7u,15725,8u,16084,ic,16298 2003.338.23:55:02.66/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9782 2003.338.23:55:02.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5062 2003.338.23:55:02.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16298 2003.338.23:55:04.89/tpzero/1u,497,2u,321,3u,397,4u,449,ia,271 2003.338.23:55:04.89/tpzero/9u,591,au,548,bu,553,cu,516,du,372,eu,428,ib,285 2003.338.23:55:04.89/tpzero/5u,465,6u,579,7u,366,8u,277,ic,589 2003.338.23:55:07.13/tpical/1u,18224,2u,18134,3u,18428,4u,18428,ia,11162 2003.338.23:55:07.13/tpical/9u,19059,au,19239,bu,18871,cu,18508,du,19493,eu,18966 2003.338.23:55:07.13/tpical/ib,5947 2003.338.23:55:07.13/tpical/5u,18777,6u,18440,7u,18022,8u,18495,ic,18929 2003.338.23:55:07.14/tpdiff/1u,1993,2u,1918,3u,2350,4u,2283,ia,1380 2003.338.23:55:07.14/tpdiff/9u,2736,au,3075,bu,2833,cu,2685,du,3582,eu,3111,ib,885 2003.338.23:55:07.14/tpdiff/5u,2555,6u,2434,7u,2297,8u,2411,ic,2631 2003.338.23:55:07.31/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11162 2003.338.23:55:07.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5947 2003.338.23:55:07.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18929 2003.338.23:55:07.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:55:07.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:55:07.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:55:07.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:55:07.90/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,45.6,3u,36.7,4u,37.8,ia,37.9 2003.338.23:55:07.90/tsys/9u,41.4,au,36.6,bu,39.4,cu,41.0,du,31.2,eu,35.7,ib,38.9 2003.338.23:55:07.90/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,34.9,7u,36.8,8u,36.1,ic,32.8 2003.338.23:55:08.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:55:08.40/cable/2.2892E-04 2003.338.23:55:08.40:!2003.338.23:55:10 2003.338.23:55:10.00:disc_pos 2003.338.23:55:10.00/disc_pos/131671994368,131543079464, 2003.338.23:55:10.01:data_valid=on 2003.338.23:55:10.01:midob 2003.338.23:55:10.75/tpi/1u,16039,2u,15620,3u,15550,4u,15787,ia,9787 2003.338.23:55:10.75/tpi/9u,16022,au,15698,bu,15546,cu,15908,du,16003,eu,15717,ib,5045 2003.338.23:55:10.75/tpi/5u,15658,6u,15656,7u,15728,8u,16069,ic,16299 2003.338.23:55:10.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9784 2003.338.23:55:10.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5045 2003.338.23:55:10.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16293 2003.338.23:55:11.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.338.23:55:11.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.338.23:55:11.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.338.23:55:11.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.338.23:55:11.51/tsys/1u,43.5,2u,45.4,3u,36.8,4u,37.9,ia,37.9 2003.338.23:55:11.51/tsys/9u,40.6,au,36.2,bu,39.4,cu,41.3,du,31.4,eu,36.0,ib,38.7 2003.338.23:55:11.51/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,35.0,7u,36.8,8u,36.0,ic,32.8 2003.338.23:55:12.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.338.23:55:12.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.338.23:55:12.62/cable/2.2908E-04 2003.338.23:55:12.82/gps-fmout/S +9.0E-08 2003.338.23:55:12.83/wx/18.2,887.4,45.8 2003.338.23:55:12.89/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9784,5046,26,1pps 2003.338.23:55:12.94/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16297,110,24,1pps 2003.338.23:55:13.02/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16242,16344,38,1pps 2003.338.23:55:13.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15654,15986,33,1pps 2003.338.23:55:13.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16124,15986,61,1pps 2003.338.23:55:14.17#antcn#TR $$/338.23:55:14.09 301.7344 61.7787 -0.0000 -0.0003 2003.338.23:55:14.17#antcn#CO 0.0077 -0.0340 -0.7974 0.0094 2003.338.23:55:14.66/mat/600B0054 2003.338.23:55:15.22/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.338.23:55:15.22:!2003.338.23:56:48 2003.338.23:55:15.80#setcl#time/183529051,1,2003,338,23,55,16.00,1.564,30.238,24 2003.338.23:55:15.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.338.23:56:48.00:data_valid=off 2003.338.23:56:48.00:disc_end 2003.338.23:56:48.48:disc_pos 2003.338.23:56:48.49/disc_pos/133274679840,131544079464, 2003.338.23:56:48.49:disc_check 2003.338.23:56:48.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y338d23h56m48.400s,39420,0.00250s,40000,1037239784, 2003.338.23:56:48.90:postob_mk5a 2003.338.23:56:48.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 127729 : 126617 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:56:48.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 127729 : 126619 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:56:48.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 127741 : 126622 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:56:48.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 127740 : 126612 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:56:48.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 127730 : 126629 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:56:48.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 127728 : 126616 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:56:48.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 127729 : 126615 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:56:48.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 127725 : 126617 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.338.23:56:48.97:scan_name=339-0003,r4100,98 2003.338.23:56:48.97:source=1741-038,174120.64,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.338.23:56:49.09:setupsx 2003.338.23:56:58.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.338.23:56:58.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.338.23:56:58.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 48 ; 2003.338.23:56:58.32:!2003.339.00:03:05 2003.338.23:59:05.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.338.23:59:19.94;"weather-overcast 2003.339.00:03:05.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:03:05.00/disc_pos/133274679840,133273679840, 2003.339.00:03:05.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.00:03:05.05:!2003.339.00:03:05 2003.339.00:03:05.05:preob 2003.339.00:03:06.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:03:07.48/tpi/1u,16172,2u,16114,3u,16006,4u,16071,ia,9742 2003.339.00:03:07.48/tpi/9u,16021,au,15939,bu,15953,cu,15880,du,15913,eu,15888,ib,5251 2003.339.00:03:07.48/tpi/5u,16158,6u,15962,7u,15667,8u,16017,ic,16244 2003.339.00:03:07.66/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9742 2003.339.00:03:07.66/tpgain/9u,104,au,95,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5251 2003.339.00:03:07.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16244 2003.339.00:03:09.89/tpzero/1u,496,2u,321,3u,394,4u,449,ia,269 2003.339.00:03:09.89/tpzero/9u,556,au,538,bu,553,cu,513,du,371,eu,428,ib,285 2003.339.00:03:09.89/tpzero/5u,464,6u,578,7u,365,8u,275,ic,588 2003.339.00:03:12.13/tpical/1u,18118,2u,18023,3u,18309,4u,18312,ia,11093 2003.339.00:03:12.13/tpical/9u,17165,au,18604,bu,18777,cu,18433,du,19438,eu,18885 2003.339.00:03:12.13/tpical/ib,6064 2003.339.00:03:12.13/tpical/5u,18679,6u,18322,7u,17931,8u,18391,ic,18822 2003.339.00:03:12.14/tpdiff/1u,1946,2u,1909,3u,2303,4u,2241,ia,1351 2003.339.00:03:12.14/tpdiff/9u,1144,au,2665,bu,2824,cu,2553,du,3525,eu,2997,ib,813 2003.339.00:03:12.14/tpdiff/5u,2521,6u,2360,7u,2264,8u,2374,ic,2578 2003.339.00:03:12.31/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11093 2003.339.00:03:12.31/tpdiffgain/9u,104,au,95,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,6064 2003.339.00:03:12.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18822 2003.339.00:03:12.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:03:12.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:03:12.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:03:12.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:03:12.90/tsys/1u,44.3,2u,45.5,3u,37.3,4u,38.3,ia,38.6 2003.339.00:03:12.90/tsys/9u,97.3,au,41.6,bu,39.3,cu,43.3,du,31.7,eu,37.1,ib,44.0 2003.339.00:03:12.90/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,35.9,7u,37.2,8u,36.5,ic,33.4 2003.339.00:03:13.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:03:13.34/cable/2.2930E-04 2003.339.00:03:13.34:!2003.339.00:03:15 2003.339.00:03:15.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:03:15.00/disc_pos/133402628096,133273679840, 2003.339.00:03:15.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.00:03:15.02:midob 2003.339.00:03:15.77/tpi/1u,16122,2u,15527,3u,15466,4u,15670,ia,9724 2003.339.00:03:15.77/tpi/9u,15333,au,15593,bu,15475,cu,15619,du,15952,eu,15679,ib,5167 2003.339.00:03:15.77/tpi/5u,15557,6u,15937,7u,15644,8u,15985,ic,16203 2003.339.00:03:15.95/tpgain/1u,142,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9724 2003.339.00:03:15.95/tpgain/9u,106,au,95,bu,119,cu,100,du,125,eu,118,ib,5167 2003.339.00:03:15.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16203 2003.339.00:03:16.53/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:03:16.53/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:03:16.53/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:03:16.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:03:16.54/tsys/1u,44.2,2u,45.4,3u,37.4,4u,38.3,ia,38.5 2003.339.00:03:16.54/tsys/9u,89.4,au,40.7,bu,39.4,cu,43.5,du,31.8,eu,37.3,ib,43.2 2003.339.00:03:16.54/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,35.8,7u,37.1,8u,36.4,ic,33.3 2003.339.00:03:17.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:03:17.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:03:17.65/cable/2.2944E-04 2003.339.00:03:17.83/gps-fmout/S +1.45E-07 2003.339.00:03:18.36/wx/18.3,887.3,46.5 2003.339.00:03:18.41/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9723,5162,26,1pps 2003.339.00:03:18.46/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16206,109,24,1pps 2003.339.00:03:18.54/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16138,16258,38,1pps 2003.339.00:03:18.62/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16102,15903,33,1pps 2003.339.00:03:18.70/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.58, 5.20,lock,15636,15913,61,1pps 2003.339.00:03:19.17#antcn#TR $$/339.00:03:19.09 198.8117 62.6895 0.0001 0.0001 2003.339.00:03:19.17#antcn#CO 0.0060 -0.0546 -0.7967 0.0091 2003.339.00:03:20.40/mat/600B0108 2003.339.00:03:20.98/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.00:03:20.98:!2003.339.00:04:53 2003.339.00:03:21.80#setcl#time/183577650,1,2003,339,00,03,22.00,1.565,30.373,24 2003.339.00:03:21.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.00:04:53.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.00:04:53.00:disc_end 2003.339.00:04:53.48:disc_pos 2003.339.00:04:53.49/disc_pos/135005311464,133274679840, 2003.339.00:04:53.49:disc_check 2003.339.00:04:53.89/disc_check/mark4,16,1993y339d00h04m53.400s,27384,0.00250s,40000,6029380412, 2003.339.00:04:53.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.00:04:53.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 129392 : 128257 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:04:53.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 129393 : 128259 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:04:53.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 129404 : 128262 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:04:53.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 129404 : 128252 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:04:53.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 129395 : 128269 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:04:53.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 129391 : 128256 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:04:53.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 129394 : 128256 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:04:53.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 129388 : 128257 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:04:53.98:scan_name=339-0011a,r4100,98 2003.339.00:04:53.98:source=1606+106,160623.42,103700.0,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.00:04:54.09:setupsx 2003.339.00:05:03.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.00:05:03.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.00:05:03.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 49 ; 2003.339.00:05:03.32:!2003.339.00:10:56 2003.339.00:05:27.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.00:10:56.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:10:56.00/disc_pos/135005311464,135004311464, 2003.339.00:10:56.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.00:10:56.05:!2003.339.00:10:56 2003.339.00:10:56.05:preob 2003.339.00:10:57.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:10:58.49/tpi/1u,16207,2u,15982,3u,16113,4u,16033,ia,9496 2003.339.00:10:58.49/tpi/9u,16158,au,15856,bu,15960,cu,15958,du,16411,eu,15927,ib,4884 2003.339.00:10:58.49/tpi/5u,15741,6u,16050,7u,15776,8u,16138,ic,15810 2003.339.00:10:58.67/tpgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9496 2003.339.00:10:58.67/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,128,eu,121,ib,4884 2003.339.00:10:58.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15810 2003.339.00:11:00.90/tpzero/1u,500,2u,321,3u,401,4u,450,ia,268 2003.339.00:11:00.90/tpzero/9u,597,au,550,bu,560,cu,520,du,388,eu,431,ib,283 2003.339.00:11:00.90/tpzero/5u,460,6u,581,7u,367,8u,280,ic,584 2003.339.00:11:03.13/tpical/1u,18196,2u,17905,3u,18472,4u,18347,ia,10834 2003.339.00:11:03.13/tpical/9u,19202,au,19058,bu,18846,cu,18609,du,20085,eu,18963 2003.339.00:11:03.13/tpical/ib,5757 2003.339.00:11:03.13/tpical/5u,18252,6u,18480,7u,18110,8u,18564,ic,18371 2003.339.00:11:03.14/tpdiff/1u,1989,2u,1923,3u,2359,4u,2314,ia,1338 2003.339.00:11:03.14/tpdiff/9u,3044,au,3202,bu,2886,cu,2651,du,3674,eu,3036,ib,873 2003.339.00:11:03.14/tpdiff/5u,2511,6u,2430,7u,2334,8u,2426,ic,2561 2003.339.00:11:03.31/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10834 2003.339.00:11:03.31/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,128,eu,121,ib,5757 2003.339.00:11:03.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18371 2003.339.00:11:03.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:11:03.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:11:03.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:11:03.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:11:03.90/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,44.8,3u,36.6,4u,37.0,ia,37.9 2003.339.00:11:03.90/tsys/9u,36.8,au,34.4,bu,38.4,cu,41.9,du,31.4,eu,36.7,ib,37.9 2003.339.00:11:03.90/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,35.0,7u,36.3,8u,36.0,ic,32.7 2003.339.00:11:04.01/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.339.00:11:04.36/cable/2.2560E-04 2003.339.00:11:04.36:!2003.339.00:11:06 2003.339.00:11:06.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:11:06.00/disc_pos/135133270016,135004311464, 2003.339.00:11:06.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.00:11:06.01:midob 2003.339.00:11:06.77/tpi/1u,15949,2u,15705,3u,15600,4u,15676,ia,9499 2003.339.00:11:06.77/tpi/9u,16195,au,15548,bu,16308,cu,15705,du,16463,eu,16195,ib,4874 2003.339.00:11:06.77/tpi/5u,15733,6u,15559,7u,15785,8u,16132,ic,15807 2003.339.00:11:06.95/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9499 2003.339.00:11:06.95/tpgain/9u,127,au,99,bu,124,cu,102,du,128,eu,122,ib,4874 2003.339.00:11:06.95/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15807 2003.339.00:11:07.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:11:07.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:11:07.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:11:07.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:11:07.53/tsys/1u,43.3,2u,44.8,3u,36.8,4u,37.1,ia,37.9 2003.339.00:11:07.53/tsys/9u,36.9,au,34.4,bu,38.6,cu,42.1,du,31.5,eu,36.8,ib,37.9 2003.339.00:11:07.53/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,34.8,7u,36.3,8u,35.9,ic,32.7 2003.339.00:11:08.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:11:08.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:11:08.64/cable/2.2546E-04 2003.339.00:11:08.81/gps-fmout/S +9.6E-08 2003.339.00:11:12.24/wx/18.4,887.3,46.1 2003.339.00:11:12.30/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9492,4889,26,1pps 2003.339.00:11:12.35/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15805,109,24,1pps 2003.339.00:11:12.43/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.36,lock,16211,16294,38,1pps 2003.339.00:11:12.51/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.75,lock,15726,16005,33,1pps 2003.339.00:11:12.59/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.35,lock,16216,15938,61,1pps 2003.339.00:11:13.18#antcn#TR $$/339.00:11:13.10 256.0737 55.1415 -0.0002 -0.0002 2003.339.00:11:13.18#antcn#CO 0.0137 -0.0550 -0.7967 0.0122 2003.339.00:11:13.29/mat/600B0066 2003.339.00:11:13.85/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.00:11:13.85:!2003.339.00:12:44 2003.339.00:11:14.79#setcl#time/183624949,1,2003,339,00,11,15.00,1.566,30.505,25 2003.339.00:11:14.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.00:12:44.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.00:12:44.00:disc_end 2003.339.00:12:44.49:disc_pos 2003.339.00:12:44.50/disc_pos/136735953640,135005311464, 2003.339.00:12:44.50:disc_check 2003.339.00:12:44.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d00h12m44.410s,38884,0.00250s,40000,5805506324, 2003.339.00:12:44.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.00:12:44.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 131055 : 129897 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:12:44.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 131056 : 129899 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:12:44.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 131067 : 129902 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:12:44.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 131070 : 129891 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:12:44.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 131058 : 129909 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:12:44.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 131056 : 129897 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:12:44.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 131057 : 129896 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:12:44.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 131051 : 129898 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:12:45.00:scan_name=339-0013,r4100,98 2003.339.00:12:45.00:source=1308+326,130807.57,323640.6,1950.0,cw 2003.339.00:12:45.09:setupsx 2003.339.00:12:54.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.00:12:54.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.00:12:54.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 50 ; 2003.339.00:12:54.33:!2003.339.00:13:43 2003.339.00:13:11.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.00:13:43.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:13:43.00/disc_pos/136735953640,136734953640, 2003.339.00:13:43.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.00:13:43.04:!2003.339.00:13:43 2003.339.00:13:43.05:preob 2003.339.00:13:44.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:13:45.48/tpi/1u,16311,2u,16080,3u,16149,4u,16067,ia,10723 2003.339.00:13:45.48/tpi/9u,16159,au,16260,bu,16193,cu,16155,du,16123,eu,16251,ib,5303 2003.339.00:13:45.48/tpi/5u,15996,6u,16305,7u,16035,8u,16075,ic,17944 2003.339.00:13:45.66/tpgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10723 2003.339.00:13:45.66/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,99,du,122,eu,117,ib,5303 2003.339.00:13:45.66/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17944 2003.339.00:13:47.89/tpzero/1u,489,2u,311,3u,387,4u,441,ia,279 2003.339.00:13:47.89/tpzero/9u,587,au,547,bu,550,cu,513,du,365,eu,429,ib,288 2003.339.00:13:47.89/tpzero/5u,460,6u,578,7u,367,8u,273,ic,602 2003.339.00:13:50.13/tpical/1u,18120,2u,17841,3u,18277,4u,18137,ia,12103 2003.339.00:13:50.13/tpical/9u,18872,au,19179,bu,18750,cu,18552,du,19347,eu,19070 2003.339.00:13:50.13/tpical/ib,6171 2003.339.00:13:50.13/tpical/5u,18289,6u,18552,7u,18221,8u,18290,ic,20585 2003.339.00:13:50.14/tpdiff/1u,1809,2u,1761,3u,2128,4u,2070,ia,1380 2003.339.00:13:50.14/tpdiff/9u,2713,au,2919,bu,2557,cu,2397,du,3224,eu,2819,ib,868 2003.339.00:13:50.14/tpdiff/5u,2293,6u,2247,7u,2186,8u,2215,ic,2641 2003.339.00:13:50.31/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12103 2003.339.00:13:50.31/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,99,du,122,eu,117,ib,6171 2003.339.00:13:50.31/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20585 2003.339.00:13:50.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:13:50.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:13:50.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:13:50.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:13:50.90/tsys/1u,48.1,2u,49.3,3u,40.7,4u,41.5,ia,41.6 2003.339.00:13:50.90/tsys/9u,41.3,au,38.8,bu,44.0,cu,47.0,du,35.2,eu,40.4,ib,41.6 2003.339.00:13:50.90/tsys/5u,37.3,6u,38.5,7u,39.4,8u,39.2,ic,36.1 2003.339.00:13:51.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:13:51.38/cable/2.2568E-04 2003.339.00:13:51.38:!2003.339.00:13:53 2003.339.00:13:53.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:13:53.00/disc_pos/136863854592,136734953640, 2003.339.00:13:53.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.00:13:53.02:midob 2003.339.00:13:53.77/tpi/1u,16031,2u,15761,3u,15565,4u,15658,ia,10723 2003.339.00:13:53.77/tpi/9u,15639,au,15943,bu,15667,cu,15868,du,16140,eu,15710,ib,5309 2003.339.00:13:53.77/tpi/5u,16006,6u,15863,7u,15486,8u,16073,ic,17944 2003.339.00:13:53.95/tpgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,102,4u,80,ia,10723 2003.339.00:13:53.95/tpgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,116,cu,98,du,122,eu,115,ib,5309 2003.339.00:13:53.95/tpgain/5u,52,6u,75,7u,53,8u,64,ic,17944 2003.339.00:13:54.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:13:54.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:13:54.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:13:54.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:13:54.53/tsys/1u,48.0,2u,49.1,3u,40.8,4u,41.5,ia,41.6 2003.339.00:13:54.53/tsys/9u,41.4,au,38.8,bu,44.1,cu,47.1,du,35.2,eu,40.4,ib,41.6 2003.339.00:13:54.53/tsys/5u,37.3,6u,38.5,7u,39.5,8u,39.2,ic,36.1 2003.339.00:13:55.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:13:55.30/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:13:55.66/cable/2.2574E-04 2003.339.00:13:55.82/gps-fmout/S +1.63E-07 2003.339.00:13:55.83/wx/18.4,887.2,45.1 2003.339.00:13:55.89/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10731,5313,26,1pps 2003.339.00:13:55.94/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17956,109,24,1pps 2003.339.00:13:56.02/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16323,16242,38,1pps 2003.339.00:13:56.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,16006,15776,33,1pps 2003.339.00:13:56.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,15946,15936,61,1pps 2003.339.00:13:57.17#antcn#TR $$/339.00:13:57.09 297.8210 20.0418 -0.0001 -0.0000 2003.339.00:13:57.17#antcn#CO 0.0496 -0.0844 -0.7967 0.0479 2003.339.00:13:58.42/mat/600B0128 2003.339.00:13:58.98/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.00:13:58.98:!2003.339.00:15:31 2003.339.00:13:59.80#setcl#time/183641449,1,2003,339,00,14,00.00,1.563,30.551,24 2003.339.00:13:59.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.00:15:31.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.00:15:31.00:disc_end 2003.339.00:15:31.49:disc_pos 2003.339.00:15:31.50/disc_pos/138466701016,136735953640, 2003.339.00:15:31.51:disc_check 2003.339.00:15:31.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d00h15m31.407s,7388,0.00250s,40000,941244120, 2003.339.00:15:31.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.00:15:31.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 132719 : 131537 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:15:31.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 132719 : 131540 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:15:31.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 132731 : 131542 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:15:31.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 132733 : 131531 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:15:31.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 132723 : 131550 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:15:31.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 132719 : 131537 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:15:31.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 132721 : 131536 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:15:31.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 132716 : 131538 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:15:32.00:scan_name=339-0018,r4100,122 2003.339.00:15:32.00:source=3c446,222311.09,-051217.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.00:15:32.09:setupsx 2003.339.00:15:41.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.00:15:41.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.00:15:41.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 51 ; 2003.339.00:15:41.34:!2003.339.00:18:03 2003.339.00:17:15.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.00:18:03.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:18:03.00/disc_pos/138466701016,138465701016, 2003.339.00:18:03.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.00:18:03.05:!2003.339.00:18:03 2003.339.00:18:03.05:preob 2003.339.00:18:04.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:18:05.47/tpi/1u,16377,2u,16023,3u,16044,4u,16086,ia,10477 2003.339.00:18:05.47/tpi/9u,16049,au,16262,bu,16145,cu,16180,du,16054,eu,16230,ib,5245 2003.339.00:18:05.47/tpi/5u,16201,6u,16367,7u,16252,8u,16207,ic,17515 2003.339.00:18:05.65/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10477 2003.339.00:18:05.65/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5245 2003.339.00:18:05.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17515 2003.339.00:18:07.88/tpzero/1u,493,2u,313,3u,388,4u,445,ia,277 2003.339.00:18:07.88/tpzero/9u,587,au,546,bu,550,cu,515,du,368,eu,430,ib,285 2003.339.00:18:07.88/tpzero/5u,463,6u,580,7u,370,8u,276,ic,599 2003.339.00:18:10.12/tpical/1u,18277,2u,17822,3u,18261,4u,18233,ia,11869 2003.339.00:18:10.12/tpical/9u,18831,au,19266,bu,18722,cu,18588,du,19313,eu,19071 2003.339.00:18:10.12/tpical/ib,6117 2003.339.00:18:10.12/tpical/5u,18634,6u,18670,7u,18514,8u,18500,ic,20192 2003.339.00:18:10.13/tpdiff/1u,1900,2u,1799,3u,2217,4u,2147,ia,1392 2003.339.00:18:10.13/tpdiff/9u,2782,au,3004,bu,2577,cu,2408,du,3259,eu,2841,ib,872 2003.339.00:18:10.13/tpdiff/5u,2433,6u,2303,7u,2262,8u,2293,ic,2677 2003.339.00:18:10.30/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11869 2003.339.00:18:10.30/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6117 2003.339.00:18:10.30/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,20192 2003.339.00:18:10.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:18:10.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:18:10.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:18:10.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:18:10.89/tsys/1u,46.0,2u,48.0,3u,38.8,4u,40.1,ia,40.3 2003.339.00:18:10.89/tsys/9u,40.0,au,37.7,bu,43.6,cu,46.8,du,34.7,eu,40.0,ib,41.0 2003.339.00:18:10.89/tsys/5u,35.6,6u,37.7,7u,38.6,8u,38.2,ic,34.8 2003.339.00:18:11.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:18:11.35/cable/2.2590E-04 2003.339.00:18:11.35:!2003.339.00:18:13 2003.339.00:18:13.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:18:13.00/disc_pos/138594656256,138465701016, 2003.339.00:18:13.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.00:18:13.02:midob 2003.339.00:18:13.75/tpi/1u,16149,2u,15730,3u,15484,4u,15690,ia,10477 2003.339.00:18:13.75/tpi/9u,16286,au,15920,bu,15813,cu,15768,du,16037,eu,15686,ib,5245 2003.339.00:18:13.75/tpi/5u,15626,6u,15980,7u,15701,8u,15717,ic,17521 2003.339.00:18:13.93/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10477 2003.339.00:18:13.93/tpgain/9u,123,au,97,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,116,ib,5245 2003.339.00:18:13.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17514 2003.339.00:18:14.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:18:14.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:18:14.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:18:14.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:18:14.51/tsys/1u,46.0,2u,48.0,3u,39.0,4u,40.1,ia,40.3 2003.339.00:18:14.51/tsys/9u,39.9,au,37.6,bu,43.4,cu,46.6,du,34.6,eu,40.0,ib,41.0 2003.339.00:18:14.51/tsys/5u,35.6,6u,37.8,7u,38.7,8u,38.2,ic,34.8 2003.339.00:18:15.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:18:15.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:18:15.63/cable/2.2597E-04 2003.339.00:18:15.82/gps-fmout/S +1.74E-07 2003.339.00:18:16.95/wx/18.6,887.2,46.2 2003.339.00:18:17.01/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10485,5239,26,1pps 2003.339.00:18:17.07/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17536,110,24,1pps 2003.339.00:18:17.15/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.94,lock,16173,16298,38,1pps 2003.339.00:18:17.23/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.20,lock,15628,16054,33,1pps 2003.339.00:18:17.31/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.12,lock,16288,16154,61,1pps 2003.339.00:18:18.15#antcn#TR $$/339.00:18:18.10 108.2014 26.9458 0.0002 0.0003 2003.339.00:18:18.15#antcn#CO 0.0570 -0.0969 -0.7967 0.0344 2003.339.00:18:19.71/mat/600B0134 2003.339.00:18:20.25/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.00:18:20.25:!2003.339.00:20:15 2003.339.00:18:20.80#setcl#time/183667549,1,2003,339,00,18,21.00,1.560,30.623,24 2003.339.00:18:20.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.00:20:15.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.00:20:15.00:disc_end 2003.339.00:20:15.48:disc_pos 2003.339.00:20:15.49/disc_pos/140581389600,138466701016, 2003.339.00:20:15.50:disc_check 2003.339.00:20:15.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d00h20m15.410s,21052,0.00250s,40000,2429337752, 2003.339.00:20:15.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.00:20:15.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 134749 : 133543 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:20:15.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 134751 : 133545 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:20:15.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 134761 : 133548 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:20:15.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 134763 : 133537 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:20:15.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 134754 : 133557 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:20:15.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 134749 : 133543 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:20:15.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 134750 : 133543 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:20:15.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 134746 : 133544 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:20:15.99:scan_name=339-0021,r4100,119 2003.339.00:20:15.99:source=2149+056,214907.72,053806.8,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.00:20:16.09:setupsx 2003.339.00:20:25.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.00:20:25.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.00:20:25.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 52 ; 2003.339.00:20:25.32:!2003.339.00:21:17 2003.339.00:20:27.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.00:21:17.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:21:17.00/disc_pos/140581389600,140580389600, 2003.339.00:21:17.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.00:21:17.04:!2003.339.00:21:17 2003.339.00:21:17.05:preob 2003.339.00:21:18.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:21:19.49/tpi/1u,16191,2u,15944,3u,15893,4u,16203,ia,10024 2003.339.00:21:19.49/tpi/9u,16282,au,16113,bu,16015,cu,15926,du,16216,eu,15941,ib,4989 2003.339.00:21:19.49/tpi/5u,16057,6u,15983,7u,16160,8u,15971,ic,16726 2003.339.00:21:19.67/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10024 2003.339.00:21:19.67/tpgain/9u,126,au,100,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,4989 2003.339.00:21:19.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16726 2003.339.00:21:21.90/tpzero/1u,494,2u,315,3u,390,4u,448,ia,272 2003.339.00:21:21.90/tpzero/9u,593,au,550,bu,556,cu,517,du,378,eu,429,ib,283 2003.339.00:21:21.90/tpzero/5u,461,6u,577,7u,370,8u,275,ic,592 2003.339.00:21:24.14/tpical/1u,18113,2u,17794,3u,18178,4u,18457,ia,11398 2003.339.00:21:24.14/tpical/9u,19181,au,19252,bu,18796,cu,18461,du,19675,eu,18901 2003.339.00:21:24.14/tpical/ib,5859 2003.339.00:21:24.14/tpical/5u,18571,6u,18407,7u,18484,8u,18342,ic,19372 2003.339.00:21:24.15/tpdiff/1u,1922,2u,1850,3u,2285,4u,2254,ia,1374 2003.339.00:21:24.15/tpdiff/9u,2899,au,3139,bu,2781,cu,2535,du,3459,eu,2960,ib,870 2003.339.00:21:24.15/tpdiff/5u,2514,6u,2424,7u,2324,8u,2371,ic,2646 2003.339.00:21:24.32/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11398 2003.339.00:21:24.32/tpdiffgain/9u,126,au,100,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5859 2003.339.00:21:24.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19372 2003.339.00:21:24.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:21:24.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:21:24.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:21:24.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:21:24.91/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,46.5,3u,37.3,4u,38.4,ia,39.0 2003.339.00:21:24.91/tsys/9u,39.0,au,35.7,bu,40.0,cu,43.8,du,33.0,eu,37.7,ib,38.9 2003.339.00:21:24.91/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,35.0,7u,37.4,8u,36.4,ic,33.5 2003.339.00:21:25.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:21:25.39/cable/2.2671E-04 2003.339.00:21:25.39:!2003.339.00:21:27 2003.339.00:21:27.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:21:27.00/disc_pos/140709339136,140580389600, 2003.339.00:21:27.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.00:21:27.02:midob 2003.339.00:21:27.76/tpi/1u,16160,2u,15675,3u,15645,4u,15768,ia,10027 2003.339.00:21:27.76/tpi/9u,16261,au,15762,bu,15769,cu,15940,du,16213,eu,15656,ib,4991 2003.339.00:21:27.76/tpi/5u,15498,6u,16041,7u,15554,8u,15993,ic,16734 2003.339.00:21:27.94/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10027 2003.339.00:21:27.94/tpgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,119,ib,4991 2003.339.00:21:27.94/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16734 2003.339.00:21:28.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:21:28.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:21:28.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:21:28.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:21:28.52/tsys/1u,44.8,2u,46.5,3u,37.4,4u,38.3,ia,39.0 2003.339.00:21:28.52/tsys/9u,38.9,au,35.6,bu,40.1,cu,43.8,du,33.0,eu,37.7,ib,39.0 2003.339.00:21:28.52/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,35.1,7u,37.3,8u,36.5,ic,33.6 2003.339.00:21:29.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:21:29.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:21:29.66/cable/2.2671E-04 2003.339.00:21:29.81/gps-fmout/S +1.18E-07 2003.339.00:21:29.87/wx/18.6,887.2,47.4 2003.339.00:21:29.93/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10011,4989,26,1pps 2003.339.00:21:29.98/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16707,110,24,1pps 2003.339.00:21:30.06/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16160,16222,38,1pps 2003.339.00:21:30.14/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16065,15865,33,1pps 2003.339.00:21:30.22/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 5.27,lock,16266,15885,61,1pps 2003.339.00:21:31.18#antcn#TR $$/339.00:21:31.10 101.4967 40.1139 0.0000 0.0003 2003.339.00:21:31.18#antcn#CO 0.0561 -0.0813 -0.7967 0.0208 2003.339.00:21:32.07/mat/600B0152 2003.339.00:21:32.61/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.00:21:32.61:!2003.339.00:23:26 2003.339.00:21:32.80#setcl#time/183686749,1,2003,339,00,21,33.00,1.557,30.676,24 2003.339.00:21:32.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.00:23:26.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.00:23:26.00:disc_end 2003.339.00:23:26.48:disc_pos 2003.339.00:23:26.49/disc_pos/142647905104,140581389600, 2003.339.00:23:26.49:disc_check 2003.339.00:23:26.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d00h23m26.402s,23692,0.00250s,40000,989361856, 2003.339.00:23:26.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.00:23:26.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 136733 : 135503 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:23:26.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 136735 : 135506 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:23:26.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 136745 : 135508 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:23:26.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 136747 : 135497 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:23:26.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 136739 : 135518 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:23:26.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 136733 : 135503 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:23:26.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 136736 : 135503 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:23:26.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 136730 : 135504 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:23:26.99:scan_name=339-0031,r4100,300 2003.339.00:23:26.99:source=2136+141,213637.43,141000.5,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.00:23:27.09:setupsx 2003.339.00:23:36.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.00:23:36.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.00:23:36.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 53 ; 2003.339.00:23:36.32:!2003.339.00:31:22 2003.339.00:23:38.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.00:31:22.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:31:22.00/disc_pos/142647905104,142646905104, 2003.339.00:31:22.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.00:31:22.04:!2003.339.00:31:22 2003.339.00:31:22.05:preob 2003.339.00:31:23.19/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:31:24.50/tpi/1u,16316,2u,15973,3u,16154,4u,16285,ia,9841 2003.339.00:31:24.50/tpi/9u,16261,au,16212,bu,16054,cu,15966,du,16453,eu,15932,ib,4864 2003.339.00:31:24.50/tpi/5u,15772,6u,16093,7u,15857,8u,16196,ic,16418 2003.339.00:31:24.68/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9841 2003.339.00:31:24.68/tpgain/9u,127,au,101,bu,123,cu,103,du,128,eu,121,ib,4864 2003.339.00:31:24.68/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16418 2003.339.00:31:26.91/tpzero/1u,497,2u,317,3u,398,4u,450,ia,270 2003.339.00:31:26.91/tpzero/9u,595,au,552,bu,556,cu,519,du,384,eu,430,ib,283 2003.339.00:31:26.91/tpzero/5u,461,6u,580,7u,366,8u,279,ic,589 2003.339.00:31:29.15/tpical/1u,18321,2u,17879,3u,18487,4u,18580,ia,11220 2003.339.00:31:29.15/tpical/9u,19150,au,19360,bu,18770,cu,18504,du,19998,eu,18924 2003.339.00:31:29.15/tpical/ib,5730 2003.339.00:31:29.15/tpical/5u,18247,6u,18553,7u,18168,8u,18622,ic,19065 2003.339.00:31:29.16/tpdiff/1u,2005,2u,1906,3u,2333,4u,2295,ia,1379 2003.339.00:31:29.16/tpdiff/9u,2889,au,3148,bu,2716,cu,2538,du,3545,eu,2992,ib,866 2003.339.00:31:29.16/tpdiff/5u,2475,6u,2460,7u,2311,8u,2426,ic,2647 2003.339.00:31:29.33/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11220 2003.339.00:31:29.33/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,101,bu,123,cu,103,du,128,eu,121,ib,5730 2003.339.00:31:29.33/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19065 2003.339.00:31:29.91/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:31:29.91/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:31:29.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:31:29.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:31:29.92/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,45.2,3u,37.1,4u,37.9,ia,38.2 2003.339.00:31:29.92/tsys/9u,39.0,au,35.8,bu,41.1,cu,43.8,du,32.6,eu,37.3,ib,38.1 2003.339.00:31:29.92/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,34.7,7u,36.9,8u,36.1,ic,32.9 2003.339.00:31:30.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:31:30.35/cable/2.2930E-04 2003.339.00:31:30.35:!2003.339.00:31:32 2003.339.00:31:32.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:31:32.00/disc_pos/142775885824,142646905104, 2003.339.00:31:32.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.00:31:32.02:midob 2003.339.00:31:32.77/tpi/1u,16097,2u,15657,3u,15619,4u,15913,ia,9841 2003.339.00:31:32.77/tpi/9u,16186,au,15853,bu,16253,cu,15651,du,16434,eu,16175,ib,4879 2003.339.00:31:32.77/tpi/5u,15785,6u,15785,7u,15868,8u,16207,ic,16432 2003.339.00:31:32.95/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9841 2003.339.00:31:32.95/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,124,cu,102,du,128,eu,122,ib,4879 2003.339.00:31:32.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16432 2003.339.00:31:33.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:31:33.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:31:33.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:31:33.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:31:33.53/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,45.1,3u,37.3,4u,38.0,ia,38.2 2003.339.00:31:33.53/tsys/9u,38.9,au,35.7,bu,40.9,cu,43.8,du,32.6,eu,37.3,ib,38.2 2003.339.00:31:33.53/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,34.9,7u,36.9,8u,36.1,ic,32.9 2003.339.00:31:34.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:31:34.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:31:34.65/cable/2.2937E-04 2003.339.00:31:34.81/gps-fmout/S +8.3E-08 2003.339.00:31:35.07/wx/18.7,887.1,47.9 2003.339.00:31:35.12/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9844,4864,26,1pps 2003.339.00:31:35.17/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16424,110,24,1pps 2003.339.00:31:35.25/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.18,lock,16312,16171,38,1pps 2003.339.00:31:35.33/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15782,16093,33,1pps 2003.339.00:31:35.41/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.35,lock,16243,15936,61,1pps 2003.339.00:31:36.16#antcn#TR $$/339.00:31:36.08 93.1275 48.3832 -0.0001 0.0000 2003.339.00:31:36.16#antcn#CO 0.0551 -0.0697 -0.7967 0.0156 2003.339.00:31:36.42/mat/600B0184 2003.339.00:31:36.96/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.00:31:36.96:!2003.339.00:36:32 2003.339.00:31:37.78#setcl#time/183747246,1,2003,339,00,31,38.00,1.572,30.844,26 2003.339.00:31:37.78#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.00:36:32.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.00:36:32.00:disc_end 2003.339.00:36:32.48:disc_pos 2003.339.00:36:32.49/disc_pos/147610490184,142647905104, 2003.339.00:36:32.49:disc_check 2003.339.00:36:32.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d00h36m32.407s,15440,0.00250s,40000,7613503172, 2003.339.00:36:32.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.00:36:32.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 141479 : 140226 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:36:32.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 141483 : 140228 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:36:32.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 141491 : 140230 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:36:32.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 141493 : 140220 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:36:32.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 141485 : 140240 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:36:32.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 141479 : 140226 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:36:32.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 141482 : 140225 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:36:32.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 141477 : 140228 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:36:32.97:scan_name=339-0037,r4100,119 2003.339.00:36:32.98:source=1726+455,172601.24,453304.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.00:36:33.08:setupsx 2003.339.00:36:42.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.00:36:42.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.00:36:42.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 54 ; 2003.339.00:36:42.32:!2003.339.00:37:49 2003.339.00:37:42.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.00:37:49.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:37:49.00/disc_pos/147610490184,147609490184, 2003.339.00:37:49.03:disc_start=on 2003.339.00:37:49.06:!2003.339.00:37:49 2003.339.00:37:49.06:preob 2003.339.00:37:50.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:37:51.47/tpi/1u,16156,2u,16187,3u,16302,4u,16260,ia,9620 2003.339.00:37:51.47/tpi/9u,16033,au,16155,bu,16220,cu,16204,du,16132,eu,16214,ib,4943 2003.339.00:37:51.47/tpi/5u,15954,6u,16248,7u,15996,8u,16369,ic,16027 2003.339.00:37:51.65/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9620 2003.339.00:37:51.65/tpgain/9u,125,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,4943 2003.339.00:37:51.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,16027 2003.339.00:37:53.88/tpzero/1u,498,2u,323,3u,401,4u,453,ia,269 2003.339.00:37:53.88/tpzero/9u,591,au,550,bu,559,cu,521,du,379,eu,432,ib,283 2003.339.00:37:53.88/tpzero/5u,462,6u,582,7u,370,8u,280,ic,586 2003.339.00:37:56.12/tpical/1u,18167,2u,18156,3u,18710,4u,18615,ia,10992 2003.339.00:37:56.12/tpical/9u,19037,au,19431,bu,19159,cu,18884,du,19785,eu,19311 2003.339.00:37:56.12/tpical/ib,5839 2003.339.00:37:56.12/tpical/5u,18497,6u,18753,7u,18351,8u,18845,ic,18661 2003.339.00:37:56.13/tpdiff/1u,2011,2u,1969,3u,2408,4u,2355,ia,1372 2003.339.00:37:56.13/tpdiff/9u,3004,au,3276,bu,2939,cu,2680,du,3653,eu,3097,ib,896 2003.339.00:37:56.13/tpdiff/5u,2543,6u,2505,7u,2355,8u,2476,ic,2634 2003.339.00:37:56.30/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10992 2003.339.00:37:56.30/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5839 2003.339.00:37:56.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18661 2003.339.00:37:56.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:37:56.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:37:56.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:37:56.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:37:56.89/tsys/1u,42.8,2u,44.3,3u,36.3,4u,36.9,ia,37.5 2003.339.00:37:56.89/tsys/9u,37.0,au,34.3,bu,38.4,cu,42.1,du,31.0,eu,36.7,ib,37.4 2003.339.00:37:56.89/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,34.4,7u,36.5,8u,35.7,ic,32.2 2003.339.00:37:57.04/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:37:57.43/cable/2.3092E-04 2003.339.00:37:57.43:!2003.339.00:37:59 2003.339.00:37:59.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:37:59.00/disc_pos/147738390528,147609490184, 2003.339.00:37:59.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.00:37:59.02:midob 2003.339.00:37:59.75/tpi/1u,15999,2u,15674,3u,15583,4u,15936,ia,9634 2003.339.00:37:59.75/tpi/9u,16085,au,15534,bu,15792,cu,15953,du,16224,eu,15721,ib,4944 2003.339.00:37:59.75/tpi/5u,15412,6u,15780,7u,15489,8u,15856,ic,16065 2003.339.00:37:59.93/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9634 2003.339.00:37:59.93/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,119,ib,4944 2003.339.00:37:59.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16061 2003.339.00:38:00.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:38:00.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:38:00.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:38:00.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:38:00.51/tsys/1u,43.0,2u,44.4,3u,36.7,4u,37.0,ia,37.5 2003.339.00:38:00.51/tsys/9u,37.1,au,34.3,bu,38.6,cu,42.3,du,31.2,eu,36.8,ib,37.5 2003.339.00:38:00.51/tsys/5u,33.6,6u,34.3,7u,36.6,8u,35.7,ic,32.3 2003.339.00:38:01.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:38:01.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:38:01.61/cable/2.3092E-04 2003.339.00:38:01.82/gps-fmout/S +6.7E-08 2003.339.00:38:01.83/wx/18.6,887.1,48.0 2003.339.00:38:01.89/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9640,4949,26,1pps 2003.339.00:38:01.94/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16064,109,24,1pps 2003.339.00:38:02.02/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.30,lock,16197,16306,38,1pps 2003.339.00:38:02.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,15982,15764,33,1pps 2003.339.00:38:02.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16076,15933,61,1pps 2003.339.00:38:03.16#antcn#TR $$/339.00:38:03.08 328.4119 60.8156 -0.0002 -0.0001 2003.339.00:38:03.16#antcn#CO 0.0204 -0.0311 -0.7967 0.0098 2003.339.00:38:04.36/mat/600B0225 2003.339.00:38:04.92/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.00:38:04.92:!2003.339.00:39:58 2003.339.00:38:05.80#setcl#time/183786047,1,2003,339,00,38,06.00,1.559,30.952,24 2003.339.00:38:05.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.00:39:58.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.00:39:58.00:disc_end 2003.339.00:39:58.48:disc_pos 2003.339.00:39:58.49/disc_pos/149676958576,147610490184, 2003.339.00:39:58.49:disc_check 2003.339.00:39:58.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d00h39m58.413s,34608,0.00250s,40000,1229592440, 2003.339.00:39:58.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.00:39:58.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 143464 : 142186 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:39:58.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 143467 : 142188 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:39:58.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 143475 : 142190 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:39:58.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 143477 : 142180 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:39:58.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 143469 : 142200 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:39:58.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 143464 : 142187 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:39:58.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 143466 : 142185 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:39:58.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 143460 : 142189 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:39:58.98:scan_name=339-0044,r4100,365 2003.339.00:39:58.98:source=0718+793,071808.69,791722.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.00:39:59.10:setupsx 2003.339.00:40:08.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.00:40:08.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.00:40:08.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 55 ; 2003.339.00:40:08.33:!2003.339.00:44:30 2003.339.00:40:30.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.00:44:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:44:30.00/disc_pos/149676958576,149675958576, 2003.339.00:44:30.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.00:44:30.05:!2003.339.00:44:30 2003.339.00:44:30.05:preob 2003.339.00:44:31.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:44:32.47/tpi/1u,16127,2u,15967,3u,16075,4u,16007,ia,11510 2003.339.00:44:32.47/tpi/9u,16138,au,16176,bu,16091,cu,16104,du,16283,eu,16345,ib,5828 2003.339.00:44:32.47/tpi/5u,15851,6u,16117,7u,15988,8u,15919,ic,19316 2003.339.00:44:32.65/tpgain/1u,131,2u,108,3u,100,4u,78,ia,11510 2003.339.00:44:32.65/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,112,cu,94,du,117,eu,112,ib,5828 2003.339.00:44:32.65/tpgain/5u,50,6u,73,7u,52,8u,61,ic,19316 2003.339.00:44:34.88/tpzero/1u,479,2u,304,3u,377,4u,435,ia,287 2003.339.00:44:34.88/tpzero/9u,579,au,538,bu,537,cu,504,du,356,eu,422,ib,291 2003.339.00:44:34.88/tpzero/5u,459,6u,571,7u,364,8u,272,ic,615 2003.339.00:44:37.12/tpical/1u,17800,2u,17557,3u,18040,4u,17905,ia,12861 2003.339.00:44:37.12/tpical/9u,18607,au,18814,bu,18432,cu,18292,du,19269,eu,18923 2003.339.00:44:37.12/tpical/ib,6708 2003.339.00:44:37.12/tpical/5u,17959,6u,18132,7u,17949,8u,17922,ic,21911 2003.339.00:44:37.13/tpdiff/1u,1673,2u,1590,3u,1965,4u,1898,ia,1351 2003.339.00:44:37.13/tpdiff/9u,2469,au,2638,bu,2341,cu,2188,du,2986,eu,2578,ib,880 2003.339.00:44:37.13/tpdiff/5u,2108,6u,2015,7u,1961,8u,2003,ic,2595 2003.339.00:44:37.30/tpdiffgain/1u,131,2u,108,3u,100,4u,78,ia,12861 2003.339.00:44:37.30/tpdiffgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,112,cu,94,du,117,eu,112,ib,6708 2003.339.00:44:37.30/tpdiffgain/5u,50,6u,73,7u,52,8u,61,ic,21911 2003.339.00:44:37.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:44:37.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:44:37.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:44:37.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:44:37.89/tsys/1u,51.4,2u,54.2,3u,43.9,4u,45.1,ia,45.7 2003.339.00:44:37.89/tsys/9u,45.4,au,42.7,bu,47.8,cu,51.3,du,38.4,eu,44.5,ib,45.3 2003.339.00:44:37.89/tsys/5u,40.2,6u,42.4,7u,43.8,8u,43.0,ic,39.6 2003.339.00:44:38.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:44:38.35/cable/2.3151E-04 2003.339.00:44:38.35:!2003.339.00:44:40 2003.339.00:44:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:44:40.00/disc_pos/149804851200,149675958576, 2003.339.00:44:40.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.00:44:40.02:midob 2003.339.00:44:40.76/tpi/1u,16152,2u,15658,3u,15765,4u,16013,ia,11517 2003.339.00:44:40.76/tpi/9u,15881,au,15810,bu,15732,cu,15806,du,15703,eu,15700,ib,5831 2003.339.00:44:40.76/tpi/5u,15893,6u,16124,7u,16035,8u,15500,ic,19341 2003.339.00:44:40.94/tpgain/1u,131,2u,107,3u,99,4u,78,ia,11517 2003.339.00:44:40.94/tpgain/9u,114,au,91,bu,111,cu,93,du,115,eu,110,ib,5831 2003.339.00:44:40.94/tpgain/5u,50,6u,73,7u,52,8u,60,ic,19341 2003.339.00:44:41.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:44:41.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:44:41.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:44:41.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:44:41.52/tsys/1u,51.5,2u,54.1,3u,44.0,4u,45.1,ia,45.7 2003.339.00:44:41.52/tsys/9u,45.4,au,42.6,bu,47.6,cu,51.5,du,38.3,eu,44.3,ib,45.3 2003.339.00:44:41.52/tsys/5u,40.3,6u,42.5,7u,44.0,8u,43.2,ic,39.7 2003.339.00:44:42.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:44:42.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:44:42.59/cable/2.3151E-04 2003.339.00:44:42.82/gps-fmout/S +6.2E-08 2003.339.00:44:45.30/wx/18.5,887.2,49.1 2003.339.00:44:45.35/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11511,5836,26,1pps 2003.339.00:44:45.40/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,19326,110,24,1pps 2003.339.00:44:45.48/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.18, 6.51,lock,16145,16237,38,1pps 2003.339.00:44:45.56/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.18, -1.68,lock,15899,15816,33,1pps 2003.339.00:44:45.64/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.97, 4.58,lock,15882,16123,61,1pps 2003.339.00:44:46.16#antcn#TR $$/339.00:44:46.08 358.7604 11.3779 -0.0002 0.0003 2003.339.00:44:46.16#antcn#CO 0.0558 -0.0873 -0.7967 0.0856 2003.339.00:44:46.72/mat/600B0031 2003.339.00:44:47.30/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.00:44:47.30:!2003.339.00:50:45 2003.339.00:44:47.79#setcl#time/183826245,1,2003,339,00,44,48.00,1.568,31.064,25 2003.339.00:44:47.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.00:50:45.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.00:50:45.00:disc_end 2003.339.00:50:45.48:disc_pos 2003.339.00:50:45.49/disc_pos/155679747672,149676958576, 2003.339.00:50:45.50:disc_check 2003.339.00:50:45.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d00h50m45.415s,17672,0.00250s,40000,4349267840, 2003.339.00:50:45.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.00:50:45.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 149202 : 147901 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:50:45.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 149205 : 147903 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:50:45.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 149213 : 147905 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:50:45.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 149216 : 147896 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:50:45.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 149207 : 147915 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:50:45.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 149203 : 147901 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:50:45.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 149204 : 147900 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:50:45.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 149199 : 147904 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:50:45.98:scan_name=339-0055,r4100,98 2003.339.00:50:45.98:source=1611+343,161147.94,342020.0,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.00:50:46.10:setupsx 2003.339.00:50:55.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.00:50:55.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.00:50:55.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 56 ; 2003.339.00:50:55.33:!2003.339.00:55:03 2003.339.00:51:24.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.00:55:03.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:55:03.00/disc_pos/155679747672,155678747672, 2003.339.00:55:03.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.00:55:03.05:!2003.339.00:55:03 2003.339.00:55:03.05:preob 2003.339.00:55:04.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:55:05.47/tpi/1u,16207,2u,16347,3u,16266,4u,16005,ia,9902 2003.339.00:55:05.47/tpi/9u,15810,au,15755,bu,15792,cu,15909,du,15952,eu,15936,ib,5064 2003.339.00:55:05.47/tpi/5u,15881,6u,16216,7u,15948,8u,16293,ic,16540 2003.339.00:55:05.65/tpgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,84,ia,9902 2003.339.00:55:05.65/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5064 2003.339.00:55:05.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16540 2003.339.00:55:07.88/tpzero/1u,495,2u,323,3u,396,4u,446,ia,271 2003.339.00:55:07.88/tpzero/9u,588,au,544,bu,553,cu,515,du,373,eu,429,ib,284 2003.339.00:55:07.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,580,7u,368,8u,279,ic,591 2003.339.00:55:10.12/tpical/1u,18171,2u,18260,3u,18622,4u,18252,ia,11284 2003.339.00:55:10.12/tpical/9u,18804,au,18955,bu,18653,cu,18538,du,19518,eu,18984 2003.339.00:55:10.12/tpical/ib,5933 2003.339.00:55:10.12/tpical/5u,18367,6u,18643,7u,18254,8u,18708,ic,19183 2003.339.00:55:10.13/tpdiff/1u,1964,2u,1913,3u,2356,4u,2247,ia,1382 2003.339.00:55:10.13/tpdiff/9u,2994,au,3200,bu,2861,cu,2629,du,3566,eu,3048,ib,869 2003.339.00:55:10.13/tpdiff/5u,2486,6u,2427,7u,2306,8u,2415,ic,2643 2003.339.00:55:10.30/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,84,ia,11284 2003.339.00:55:10.30/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5933 2003.339.00:55:10.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19183 2003.339.00:55:10.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:55:10.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:55:10.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:55:10.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:55:10.89/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,46.1,3u,37.0,4u,38.1,ia,38.3 2003.339.00:55:10.89/tsys/9u,36.6,au,34.2,bu,38.4,cu,42.2,du,31.5,eu,36.6,ib,39.6 2003.339.00:55:10.89/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,35.4,7u,37.2,8u,36.5,ic,33.2 2003.339.00:55:11.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:55:11.34/cable/2.3240E-04 2003.339.00:55:11.34:!2003.339.00:55:13 2003.339.00:55:13.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:55:13.00/disc_pos/155807653888,155678747672, 2003.339.00:55:13.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.00:55:13.02:midob 2003.339.00:55:13.77/tpi/1u,16211,2u,15765,3u,15470,4u,15993,ia,9900 2003.339.00:55:13.77/tpi/9u,16332,au,15663,bu,15525,cu,15817,du,15918,eu,15589,ib,5057 2003.339.00:55:13.77/tpi/5u,15877,6u,15853,7u,15945,8u,16287,ic,16533 2003.339.00:55:13.95/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9900 2003.339.00:55:13.95/tpgain/9u,124,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,117,ib,5057 2003.339.00:55:13.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16533 2003.339.00:55:14.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:55:14.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:55:14.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:55:14.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:55:14.53/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,46.0,3u,37.3,4u,38.1,ia,38.3 2003.339.00:55:14.53/tsys/9u,37.2,au,34.7,bu,39.0,cu,42.8,du,31.9,eu,37.1,ib,39.5 2003.339.00:55:14.53/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,35.5,7u,37.2,8u,36.5,ic,33.2 2003.339.00:55:15.19/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:55:15.30/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:55:15.61/cable/2.3226E-04 2003.339.00:55:15.81/gps-fmout/S +1.33E-07 2003.339.00:55:15.83/wx/18.2,887.1,49.5 2003.339.00:55:15.88/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9899,5104,26,1pps 2003.339.00:55:15.93/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16532,110,24,1pps 2003.339.00:55:16.01/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16216,16279,38,1pps 2003.339.00:55:16.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15876,15682,33,1pps 2003.339.00:55:16.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.12,lock,16342,15935,61,1pps 2003.339.00:55:17.18#antcn#TR $$/339.00:55:17.10 297.3215 49.5741 0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.00:55:17.18#antcn#CO 0.0280 -0.0514 -0.7967 0.0150 2003.339.00:55:18.31/mat/600B0123 2003.339.00:55:18.85/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.00:55:18.85:!2003.339.00:56:51 2003.339.00:55:19.79#setcl#time/183889444,1,2003,339,00,55,20.00,1.567,31.239,25 2003.339.00:55:19.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.00:56:51.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.00:56:51.00:disc_end 2003.339.00:56:51.49:disc_pos 2003.339.00:56:51.50/disc_pos/157410497344,155679747672, 2003.339.00:56:51.50:disc_check 2003.339.00:56:51.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d00h56m51.415s,35424,0.00250s,40000,4125232576, 2003.339.00:56:51.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.00:56:51.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 150866 : 149541 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:56:51.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 150868 : 149543 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:56:51.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 150878 : 149546 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:56:51.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 150879 : 149536 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:56:51.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 150870 : 149556 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:56:51.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 150868 : 149541 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:56:51.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 150867 : 149540 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:56:51.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 150863 : 149544 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.00:56:51.99:scan_name=339-0058,r4100,98 2003.339.00:56:51.99:source=0059+581,005943.47,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.00:56:52.08:setupsx 2003.339.00:57:01.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.00:57:01.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.00:57:01.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 57 ; 2003.339.00:57:01.30:!2003.339.00:58:35 2003.339.00:57:47.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.00:58:35.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:58:35.00/disc_pos/157410497344,157409497344, 2003.339.00:58:35.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.00:58:35.05:!2003.339.00:58:35 2003.339.00:58:35.05:preob 2003.339.00:58:36.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:58:37.49/tpi/1u,16299,2u,16191,3u,15971,4u,16028,ia,10426 2003.339.00:58:37.49/tpi/9u,16092,au,16070,bu,16039,cu,16031,du,16011,eu,16039,ib,5356 2003.339.00:58:37.49/tpi/5u,16192,6u,16264,7u,16208,8u,16140,ic,17452 2003.339.00:58:37.67/tpgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10426 2003.339.00:58:37.67/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,5356 2003.339.00:58:37.67/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17452 2003.339.00:58:39.90/tpzero/1u,492,2u,316,3u,387,4u,444,ia,276 2003.339.00:58:39.90/tpzero/9u,585,au,543,bu,547,cu,508,du,361,eu,427,ib,286 2003.339.00:58:39.90/tpzero/5u,463,6u,578,7u,368,8u,276,ic,598 2003.339.00:58:42.14/tpical/1u,18145,2u,17975,3u,18129,4u,18150,ia,11785 2003.339.00:58:42.14/tpical/9u,18753,au,18953,bu,18592,cu,18355,du,19171,eu,18854 2003.339.00:58:42.14/tpical/ib,6228 2003.339.00:58:42.14/tpical/5u,18534,6u,18528,7u,18388,8u,18393,ic,20061 2003.339.00:58:42.15/tpdiff/1u,1846,2u,1784,3u,2158,4u,2122,ia,1359 2003.339.00:58:42.15/tpdiff/9u,2661,au,2883,bu,2553,cu,2324,du,3160,eu,2815,ib,872 2003.339.00:58:42.15/tpdiff/5u,2342,6u,2264,7u,2180,8u,2253,ic,2609 2003.339.00:58:42.32/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11785 2003.339.00:58:42.32/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,6228 2003.339.00:58:42.32/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,20061 2003.339.00:58:42.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:58:42.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:58:42.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:58:42.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:58:42.91/tsys/1u,47.1,2u,48.9,3u,39.7,4u,40.4,ia,41.1 2003.339.00:58:42.91/tsys/9u,42.0,au,38.8,bu,43.7,cu,48.1,du,35.7,eu,39.9,ib,41.9 2003.339.00:58:42.91/tsys/5u,36.9,6u,38.1,7u,40.0,8u,38.7,ic,35.5 2003.339.00:58:43.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:58:43.37/cable/2.3107E-04 2003.339.00:58:43.37:!2003.339.00:58:45 2003.339.00:58:45.00:disc_pos 2003.339.00:58:45.00/disc_pos/157538394112,157409497344, 2003.339.00:58:45.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.00:58:45.01:midob 2003.339.00:58:45.75/tpi/1u,16100,2u,15620,3u,15697,4u,15635,ia,10435 2003.339.00:58:45.75/tpi/9u,15794,au,15644,bu,15786,cu,15691,du,15768,eu,15759,ib,5362 2003.339.00:58:45.75/tpi/5u,15584,6u,15894,7u,15636,8u,15682,ic,17467 2003.339.00:58:45.93/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10435 2003.339.00:58:45.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,5362 2003.339.00:58:45.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17467 2003.339.00:58:46.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.00:58:46.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.00:58:46.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.00:58:46.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.00:58:46.51/tsys/1u,47.2,2u,48.9,3u,39.8,4u,40.4,ia,41.1 2003.339.00:58:46.51/tsys/9u,41.9,au,38.5,bu,43.7,cu,48.0,du,35.7,eu,39.9,ib,41.9 2003.339.00:58:46.51/tsys/5u,36.9,6u,38.2,7u,40.0,8u,38.8,ic,35.6 2003.339.00:58:47.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.00:58:47.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.00:58:47.63/cable/2.3114E-04 2003.339.00:58:47.81/gps-fmout/S +1.39E-07 2003.339.00:58:47.82/wx/18.1,887.1,49.0 2003.339.00:58:47.88/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10433,5363,26,1pps 2003.339.00:58:47.93/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17463,110,24,1pps 2003.339.00:58:48.01/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 6.94,lock,16321,16223,38,1pps 2003.339.00:58:48.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16178,16009,33,1pps 2003.339.00:58:48.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,16093,16090,61,1pps 2003.339.00:58:49.18#antcn#TR $$/339.00:58:49.09 33.9024 20.0725 0.0014 0.0004 2003.339.00:58:49.18#antcn#CO 0.0573 -0.0867 -0.7967 0.0478 2003.339.00:58:49.90/mat/600B0247 2003.339.00:58:50.46/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.00:58:50.46:!2003.339.01:00:23 2003.339.00:58:50.80#setcl#time/183910545,1,2003,339,00,58,51.00,1.557,31.298,24 2003.339.00:58:50.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.00:59:12.49;"weather-partly cloudy. 2003.339.00:59:13.72;sxmon 2003.339.00:59:13.76/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.84 volt 2003.339.00:59:13.80/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,2.53 volt 2003.339.00:59:13.84/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,274.55 psi 2003.339.00:59:13.88/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,84.03 psi 2003.339.00:59:13.92/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,100.23 degC 2003.339.00:59:13.96/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.08 volt 2003.339.00:59:14.00/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,29.31 degK 2003.339.00:59:14.04/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,227.65 degK 2003.339.01:00:23.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.01:00:23.00:disc_end 2003.339.01:00:23.48:disc_pos 2003.339.01:00:23.50/disc_pos/159141239392,157410497344, 2003.339.01:00:23.50:disc_check 2003.339.01:00:23.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d01h00m23.418s,12480,0.00250s,40000,1661320896, 2003.339.01:00:23.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.01:00:23.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 152529 : 151181 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:00:23.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 152532 : 151183 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:00:23.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 152541 : 151186 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:00:23.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 152544 : 151177 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:00:23.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 152535 : 151196 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:00:23.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 152532 : 151181 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:00:23.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 152531 : 151180 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:00:23.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 152527 : 151184 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:00:23.99:scan_name=339-0102,r4100,98 2003.339.01:00:24.00:source=1606+106,160623.42,103700.0,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.01:00:24.09:setupsx 2003.339.01:00:33.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.01:00:33.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.01:00:33.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 58 ; 2003.339.01:00:33.32:!2003.339.01:02:32 2003.339.01:02:27.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.01:02:32.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:02:32.00/disc_pos/159141239392,159140239392, 2003.339.01:02:32.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.01:02:32.04:!2003.339.01:02:32 2003.339.01:02:32.05:preob 2003.339.01:02:33.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:02:34.49/tpi/1u,16300,2u,16031,3u,16221,4u,16067,ia,9713 2003.339.01:02:34.49/tpi/9u,16121,au,16132,bu,15972,cu,15874,du,16095,eu,16087,ib,4968 2003.339.01:02:34.49/tpi/5u,16121,6u,15909,7u,16165,8u,15986,ic,16202 2003.339.01:02:34.67/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9713 2003.339.01:02:34.67/tpgain/9u,125,au,100,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,121,ib,4968 2003.339.01:02:34.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16202 2003.339.01:02:36.89/tpzero/1u,499,2u,319,3u,399,4u,448,ia,270 2003.339.01:02:36.89/tpzero/9u,592,au,551,bu,557,cu,518,du,378,eu,433,ib,284 2003.339.01:02:36.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,578,7u,371,8u,276,ic,588 2003.339.01:02:39.13/tpical/1u,18255,2u,17910,3u,18540,4u,18328,ia,11062 2003.339.01:02:39.13/tpical/9u,18990,au,19308,bu,18768,cu,18475,du,19616,eu,19118 2003.339.01:02:39.13/tpical/ib,5810 2003.339.01:02:39.13/tpical/5u,18635,6u,18262,7u,18511,8u,18328,ic,18784 2003.339.01:02:39.14/tpdiff/1u,1955,2u,1879,3u,2319,4u,2261,ia,1349 2003.339.01:02:39.14/tpdiff/9u,2869,au,3176,bu,2796,cu,2601,du,3521,eu,3031,ib,842 2003.339.01:02:39.14/tpdiff/5u,2514,6u,2353,7u,2346,8u,2342,ic,2582 2003.339.01:02:39.31/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11062 2003.339.01:02:39.31/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,100,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,121,ib,5810 2003.339.01:02:39.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18784 2003.339.01:02:39.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:02:39.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:02:39.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:02:39.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:02:39.90/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,46.0,3u,37.5,4u,38.0,ia,38.5 2003.339.01:02:39.90/tsys/9u,39.0,au,35.3,bu,39.7,cu,42.5,du,32.1,eu,37.2,ib,40.1 2003.339.01:02:39.90/tsys/5u,34.3,6u,35.8,7u,37.0,8u,36.9,ic,33.3 2003.339.01:02:40.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:02:40.36/cable/2.2930E-04 2003.339.01:02:40.36:!2003.339.01:02:42 2003.339.01:02:42.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:02:42.00/disc_pos/159269179392,159140239392, 2003.339.01:02:42.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.01:02:42.01:midob 2003.339.01:02:42.77/tpi/1u,16080,2u,15758,3u,15398,4u,15698,ia,9710 2003.339.01:02:42.77/tpi/9u,16119,au,15846,bu,15823,cu,15705,du,16198,eu,15637,ib,4951 2003.339.01:02:42.77/tpi/5u,15555,6u,15900,7u,15637,8u,15973,ic,16200 2003.339.01:02:42.95/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9710 2003.339.01:02:42.95/tpgain/9u,125,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,127,eu,119,ib,4951 2003.339.01:02:42.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16200 2003.339.01:02:43.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:02:43.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:02:43.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:02:43.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:02:43.53/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,46.0,3u,37.6,4u,38.0,ia,38.5 2003.339.01:02:43.53/tsys/9u,39.0,au,35.4,bu,40.0,cu,42.9,du,32.3,eu,37.4,ib,39.9 2003.339.01:02:43.53/tsys/5u,34.3,6u,35.8,7u,37.1,8u,36.9,ic,33.3 2003.339.01:02:44.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:02:44.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:02:44.60/cable/2.2930E-04 2003.339.01:02:44.81/gps-fmout/S +1.23E-07 2003.339.01:02:46.83/wx/18.1,887.2,48.7 2003.339.01:02:46.88/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9703,4940,26,1pps 2003.339.01:02:46.93/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16190,110,24,1pps 2003.339.01:02:47.01/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.24,lock,16270,16196,38,1pps 2003.339.01:02:47.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16100,15886,33,1pps 2003.339.01:02:47.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16105,15949,61,1pps 2003.339.01:02:48.18#antcn#TR $$/339.01:02:48.09 263.4656 43.3466 0.0002 -0.0005 2003.339.01:02:48.18#antcn#CO 0.0310 -0.0682 -0.7967 0.0186 2003.339.01:02:48.75/mat/600B0114 2003.339.01:02:49.29/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.01:02:49.29:!2003.339.01:04:20 2003.339.01:02:49.78#setcl#time/183934443,1,2003,339,01,02,50.00,1.569,31.364,26 2003.339.01:02:49.78#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.01:04:20.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.01:04:20.00:disc_end 2003.339.01:04:20.49:disc_pos 2003.339.01:04:20.49/disc_pos/160871862568,159141239392, 2003.339.01:04:20.50:disc_check 2003.339.01:04:20.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d01h04m20.415s,32008,0.00250s,40000,2061317296, 2003.339.01:04:20.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.01:04:20.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 154194 : 152822 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:04:20.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 154195 : 152823 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:04:20.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 154205 : 152826 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:04:20.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 154207 : 152817 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:04:20.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 154198 : 152836 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:04:20.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 154195 : 152821 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:04:20.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 154194 : 152820 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:04:20.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 154193 : 152823 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:04:20.98:scan_name=339-0105,r4100,201 2003.339.01:04:20.98:source=1434+235,143425.42,233403.4,1950.0,cw 2003.339.01:04:21.10:setupsx 2003.339.01:04:30.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.01:04:30.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.01:04:30.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 59 ; 2003.339.01:04:30.34:!2003.339.01:04:58 2003.339.01:04:38.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.01:04:58.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:04:58.00/disc_pos/160871862568,160870862568, 2003.339.01:04:58.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.01:04:58.04:!2003.339.01:04:58 2003.339.01:04:58.05:preob 2003.339.01:04:59.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:05:00.47/tpi/1u,16296,2u,16290,3u,16300,4u,16170,ia,10277 2003.339.01:05:00.47/tpi/9u,16240,au,16136,bu,16198,cu,16282,du,16175,eu,16285,ib,5138 2003.339.01:05:00.47/tpi/5u,15910,6u,16058,7u,15936,8u,15938,ic,17175 2003.339.01:05:00.65/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10277 2003.339.01:05:00.65/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5138 2003.339.01:05:00.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17175 2003.339.01:05:02.87/tpzero/1u,493,2u,319,3u,393,4u,445,ia,275 2003.339.01:05:02.87/tpzero/9u,590,au,546,bu,554,cu,518,du,372,eu,432,ib,285 2003.339.01:05:02.87/tpzero/5u,459,6u,576,7u,367,8u,273,ic,597 2003.339.01:05:05.10/tpical/1u,18177,2u,18134,3u,18546,4u,18350,ia,11640 2003.339.01:05:05.10/tpical/9u,18997,au,19102,bu,18887,cu,18784,du,19507,eu,19168 2003.339.01:05:05.10/tpical/ib,5998 2003.339.01:05:05.10/tpical/5u,18299,6u,18326,7u,18123,8u,18142,ic,19791 2003.339.01:05:05.11/tpdiff/1u,1881,2u,1844,3u,2246,4u,2180,ia,1363 2003.339.01:05:05.11/tpdiff/9u,2757,au,2966,bu,2689,cu,2502,du,3332,eu,2883,ib,860 2003.339.01:05:05.11/tpdiff/5u,2389,6u,2268,7u,2187,8u,2204,ic,2616 2003.339.01:05:05.28/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11640 2003.339.01:05:05.28/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5998 2003.339.01:05:05.28/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19791 2003.339.01:05:05.86/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:05:05.86/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:05:05.86/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:05:05.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:05:05.87/tsys/1u,46.2,2u,47.6,3u,39.0,4u,39.7,ia,40.4 2003.339.01:05:05.87/tsys/9u,40.9,au,37.8,bu,41.9,cu,45.4,du,34.1,eu,39.6,ib,40.6 2003.339.01:05:05.87/tsys/5u,35.6,6u,37.5,7u,39.2,8u,39.1,ic,34.9 2003.339.01:05:06.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:05:06.37/cable/2.2767E-04 2003.339.01:05:06.37:!2003.339.01:05:08 2003.339.01:05:08.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:05:08.00/disc_pos/160999723008,160870862568, 2003.339.01:05:08.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.01:05:08.02:midob 2003.339.01:05:08.77/tpi/1u,16067,2u,15710,3u,15466,4u,15786,ia,10280 2003.339.01:05:08.77/tpi/9u,15733,au,15774,bu,15680,cu,16009,du,15888,eu,15783,ib,5136 2003.339.01:05:08.77/tpi/5u,15917,6u,16034,7u,15942,8u,15902,ic,17182 2003.339.01:05:08.95/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10280 2003.339.01:05:08.95/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,5136 2003.339.01:05:08.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17182 2003.339.01:05:09.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:05:09.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:05:09.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:05:09.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:05:09.53/tsys/1u,46.2,2u,47.6,3u,39.1,4u,39.7,ia,40.4 2003.339.01:05:09.53/tsys/9u,40.9,au,37.8,bu,41.9,cu,45.5,du,34.1,eu,39.7,ib,40.6 2003.339.01:05:09.53/tsys/5u,35.6,6u,37.5,7u,39.2,8u,39.0,ic,34.9 2003.339.01:05:10.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:05:10.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:05:10.64/cable/2.2760E-04 2003.339.01:05:10.81/gps-fmout/S +6.2E-08 2003.339.01:05:12.53/wx/18.1,887.1,47.8 2003.339.01:05:12.59/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10275,5139,26,1pps 2003.339.01:05:12.64/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17166,110,24,1pps 2003.339.01:05:12.72/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.00,lock,16285,16183,38,1pps 2003.339.01:05:12.80/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15900,15750,33,1pps 2003.339.01:05:12.88/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,15979,16060,61,1pps 2003.339.01:05:13.16#antcn#TR $$/339.01:05:13.08 286.3376 25.3009 -0.0001 -0.0003 2003.339.01:05:13.16#antcn#CO 0.0463 -0.0822 -0.7967 0.0370 2003.339.01:05:14.63/mat/600B0100 2003.339.01:05:15.19/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.01:05:15.19:!2003.339.01:08:29 2003.339.01:05:15.80#setcl#time/183949044,1,2003,339,01,05,16.00,1.559,31.405,24 2003.339.01:05:15.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.01:08:29.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.01:08:29.00:disc_end 2003.339.01:08:29.48:disc_pos 2003.339.01:08:29.49/disc_pos/164250613016,160871862568, 2003.339.01:08:29.50:disc_check 2003.339.01:08:29.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d01h08m29.415s,29380,0.00250s,40000,605252180, 2003.339.01:08:29.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.01:08:29.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 157429 : 156034 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:08:29.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 157430 : 156035 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:08:29.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 157442 : 156038 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:08:29.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 157442 : 156029 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:08:29.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 157435 : 156049 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:08:29.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 157430 : 156033 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:08:29.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 157429 : 156033 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:08:29.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 157428 : 156035 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:08:29.99:scan_name=339-0109,r4100,98 2003.339.01:08:29.99:source=1741-038,174120.64,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.01:08:30.10:setupsx 2003.339.01:08:39.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.01:08:39.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.01:08:39.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 60 ; 2003.339.01:08:39.33:!2003.339.01:09:14 2003.339.01:09:07.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.01:09:14.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:09:14.00/disc_pos/164250613016,164249613016, 2003.339.01:09:14.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.01:09:14.05:!2003.339.01:09:14 2003.339.01:09:14.05:preob 2003.339.01:09:15.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:09:16.47/tpi/1u,16334,2u,16089,3u,16274,4u,16186,ia,9577 2003.339.01:09:16.47/tpi/9u,15804,au,16145,bu,16427,cu,16823,du,16753,eu,17184,ib,5214 2003.339.01:09:16.47/tpi/5u,15841,6u,16147,7u,15921,8u,16274,ic,15954 2003.339.01:09:16.65/tpgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9577 2003.339.01:09:16.65/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5214 2003.339.01:09:16.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15954 2003.339.01:09:18.88/tpzero/1u,501,2u,321,3u,400,4u,452,ia,268 2003.339.01:09:18.88/tpzero/9u,588,au,544,bu,549,cu,517,du,368,eu,430,ib,285 2003.339.01:09:18.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,583,7u,368,8u,279,ic,584 2003.339.01:09:21.12/tpical/1u,18337,2u,17987,3u,18628,4u,18486,ia,10924 2003.339.01:09:21.12/tpical/9u,18976,au,19253,bu,18860,cu,18893,du,19477,eu,19206 2003.339.01:09:21.12/tpical/ib,6065 2003.339.01:09:21.12/tpical/5u,18397,6u,18641,7u,18245,8u,18704,ic,18529 2003.339.01:09:21.13/tpdiff/1u,2003,2u,1898,3u,2354,4u,2300,ia,1347 2003.339.01:09:21.13/tpdiff/9u,3172,au,3108,bu,2433,cu,2070,du,2724,eu,2022,ib,851 2003.339.01:09:21.13/tpdiff/5u,2556,6u,2494,7u,2324,8u,2430,ic,2575 2003.339.01:09:21.30/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10924 2003.339.01:09:21.30/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,6065 2003.339.01:09:21.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18529 2003.339.01:09:21.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:09:21.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:09:21.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:09:21.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:09:21.89/tsys/1u,43.5,2u,45.7,3u,37.1,4u,37.6,ia,38.0 2003.339.01:09:21.89/tsys/9u,34.5,au,36.1,bu,47.0,cu,56.7,du,43.3,eu,59.7,ib,41.7 2003.339.01:09:21.89/tsys/5u,33.1,6u,34.3,7u,36.8,8u,36.2,ic,32.8 2003.339.01:09:22.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:09:22.35/cable/2.2708E-04 2003.339.01:09:22.35:!2003.339.01:09:24 2003.339.01:09:24.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:09:24.00/disc_pos/164378570752,164249613016, 2003.339.01:09:24.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.01:09:24.03:midob 2003.339.01:09:24.78/tpi/1u,16064,2u,15561,3u,15482,4u,15829,ia,9579 2003.339.01:09:24.78/tpi/9u,16568,au,15900,bu,15913,cu,15996,du,16065,eu,15933,ib,5160 2003.339.01:09:24.78/tpi/5u,15870,6u,15695,7u,15914,8u,16263,ic,15958 2003.339.01:09:24.96/tpgain/1u,143,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9579 2003.339.01:09:24.96/tpgain/9u,124,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5160 2003.339.01:09:24.96/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15958 2003.339.01:09:25.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:09:25.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:09:25.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:09:25.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:09:25.55/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,45.7,3u,37.3,4u,37.7,ia,38.0 2003.339.01:09:25.55/tsys/9u,35.7,au,36.3,bu,46.3,cu,55.0,du,41.5,eu,56.2,ib,41.2 2003.339.01:09:25.55/tsys/5u,33.2,6u,34.2,7u,36.8,8u,36.2,ic,32.8 2003.339.01:09:26.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:09:26.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:09:26.62/cable/2.2708E-04 2003.339.01:09:26.81/gps-fmout/S +1.37E-07 2003.339.01:09:27.61/wx/18.2,887.1,46.7 2003.339.01:09:27.66/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9576,5153,26,1pps 2003.339.01:09:27.71/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15956,110,24,1pps 2003.339.01:09:27.79/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.30,lock,16337,16210,38,1pps 2003.339.01:09:27.87/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,15901,15667,33,1pps 2003.339.01:09:27.95/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,16437,16319,61,1pps 2003.339.01:09:28.18#antcn#TR $$/339.01:09:28.10 226.4633 54.2257 -0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.01:09:28.18#antcn#CO 0.0171 -0.0626 -0.7967 0.0127 2003.339.01:09:29.51/mat/600B0059 2003.339.01:09:30.07/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.01:09:30.07:!2003.339.01:11:02 2003.339.01:09:30.80#setcl#time/183974544,1,2003,339,01,09,31.00,1.555,31.476,24 2003.339.01:09:30.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.01:11:02.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.01:11:02.00:disc_end 2003.339.01:11:02.49:disc_pos 2003.339.01:11:02.50/disc_pos/165981416752,164250613016, 2003.339.01:11:02.50:disc_check 2003.339.01:11:02.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d01h11m02.422s,20444,0.00250s,40000,717325200, 2003.339.01:11:02.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.01:11:02.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 159092 : 157675 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:11:02.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 159094 : 157675 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:11:02.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 159105 : 157678 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:11:02.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 159106 : 157669 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:11:02.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 159098 : 157689 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:11:02.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 159094 : 157673 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:11:02.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 159094 : 157673 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:11:02.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 159093 : 157676 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:11:02.98:scan_name=339-0119,r4100,113 2003.339.01:11:02.99:source=1300+580,130047.14,580443.6,1950.0,cw 2003.339.01:11:03.10:setupsx 2003.339.01:11:12.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.01:11:12.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.01:11:12.35/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 61 ; 2003.339.01:11:12.35:!2003.339.01:19:27 2003.339.01:11:59.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.01:19:27.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:19:27.00/disc_pos/165981416752,165980416752, 2003.339.01:19:27.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.01:19:27.05:!2003.339.01:19:27 2003.339.01:19:27.05:preob 2003.339.01:19:28.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:19:29.47/tpi/1u,16179,2u,16306,3u,16088,4u,16110,ia,11307 2003.339.01:19:29.47/tpi/9u,16232,au,16345,bu,16151,cu,16284,du,16125,eu,16181,ib,5564 2003.339.01:19:29.47/tpi/5u,16225,6u,16277,7u,16308,8u,16156,ic,18949 2003.339.01:19:29.65/tpgain/1u,132,2u,110,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11307 2003.339.01:19:29.65/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5564 2003.339.01:19:29.65/tpgain/5u,51,6u,74,7u,53,8u,62,ic,18949 2003.339.01:19:31.87/tpzero/1u,481,2u,311,3u,379,4u,439,ia,285 2003.339.01:19:31.87/tpzero/9u,584,au,544,bu,545,cu,510,du,357,eu,424,ib,290 2003.339.01:19:31.87/tpzero/5u,462,6u,576,7u,368,8u,275,ic,611 2003.339.01:19:34.10/tpical/1u,17910,2u,18022,3u,18156,4u,18122,ia,12709 2003.339.01:19:34.10/tpical/9u,18837,au,19132,bu,18620,cu,18573,du,19173,eu,18840 2003.339.01:19:34.10/tpical/ib,6438 2003.339.01:19:34.10/tpical/5u,18467,6u,18481,7u,18424,8u,18274,ic,21648 2003.339.01:19:34.11/tpdiff/1u,1731,2u,1716,3u,2068,4u,2012,ia,1402 2003.339.01:19:34.11/tpdiff/9u,2605,au,2787,bu,2469,cu,2289,du,3048,eu,2659,ib,874 2003.339.01:19:34.11/tpdiff/5u,2242,6u,2204,7u,2116,8u,2118,ic,2699 2003.339.01:19:34.28/tpdiffgain/1u,132,2u,110,3u,101,4u,79,ia,12709 2003.339.01:19:34.28/tpdiffgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,6438 2003.339.01:19:34.28/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,74,7u,53,8u,62,ic,21648 2003.339.01:19:34.86/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:19:34.86/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:19:34.86/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:19:34.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:19:34.87/tsys/1u,49.9,2u,51.3,3u,41.8,4u,42.8,ia,43.2 2003.339.01:19:34.87/tsys/9u,43.2,au,40.8,bu,45.5,cu,49.6,du,37.2,eu,42.7,ib,43.4 2003.339.01:19:34.87/tsys/5u,38.7,6u,39.2,7u,41.4,8u,41.2,ic,37.4 2003.339.01:19:34.99/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:19:35.33/cable/2.2782E-04 2003.339.01:19:35.33:!2003.339.01:19:37 2003.339.01:19:37.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:19:37.00/disc_pos/166109401088,165980416752, 2003.339.01:19:37.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.01:19:37.02:midob 2003.339.01:19:37.75/tpi/1u,16203,2u,15783,3u,15807,4u,15744,ia,11315 2003.339.01:19:37.75/tpi/9u,15733,au,15739,bu,15878,cu,15665,du,15861,eu,15919,ib,5568 2003.339.01:19:37.75/tpi/5u,15606,6u,15900,7u,15740,8u,16149,ic,18959 2003.339.01:19:37.93/tpgain/1u,132,2u,108,3u,100,4u,78,ia,11315 2003.339.01:19:37.93/tpgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,114,cu,95,du,118,eu,113,ib,5568 2003.339.01:19:37.93/tpgain/5u,50,6u,73,7u,52,8u,62,ic,18959 2003.339.01:19:38.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:19:38.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:19:38.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:19:38.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:19:38.51/tsys/1u,50.0,2u,51.5,3u,41.9,4u,42.9,ia,43.3 2003.339.01:19:38.51/tsys/9u,43.4,au,41.0,bu,45.5,cu,49.8,du,37.3,eu,42.7,ib,43.5 2003.339.01:19:38.51/tsys/5u,38.7,6u,39.3,7u,41.5,8u,41.2,ic,37.4 2003.339.01:19:39.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:19:39.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:19:39.60/cable/2.2789E-04 2003.339.01:19:39.81/gps-fmout/S +7.1E-08 2003.339.01:19:39.82/wx/18.6,887.1,45.1 2003.339.01:19:39.88/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11318,5568,26,1pps 2003.339.01:19:39.93/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18961,110,24,1pps 2003.339.01:19:40.01/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.25, 6.57,lock,16188,16189,38,1pps 2003.339.01:19:40.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.01, -1.52,lock,16234,16062,33,1pps 2003.339.01:19:40.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.20, 4.74,lock,16011,15918,61,1pps 2003.339.01:19:41.16#antcn#TR $$/339.01:19:41.08 327.0054 14.4872 -0.0000 0.0000 2003.339.01:19:41.16#antcn#CO 0.0535 -0.0844 -0.7967 0.0671 2003.339.01:19:41.87/mat/600B0089 2003.339.01:19:42.41/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.01:19:42.41:!2003.339.01:21:30 2003.339.01:19:42.78#setcl#time/184035741,1,2003,339,01,19,43.00,1.570,31.646,26 2003.339.01:19:42.78#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.01:21:30.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.01:21:30.00:disc_end 2003.339.01:21:30.48:disc_pos 2003.339.01:21:30.49/disc_pos/167952117328,165981416752, 2003.339.01:21:30.50:disc_check 2003.339.01:21:30.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d01h21m30.418s,18032,0.00250s,40000,8077221836, 2003.339.01:21:30.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.01:21:30.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 160986 : 159544 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:21:30.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 160986 : 159544 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:21:30.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 160999 : 159548 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:21:30.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 160998 : 159538 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:21:30.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 160991 : 159558 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:21:30.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 160986 : 159542 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:21:30.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 160986 : 159542 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:21:30.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 160985 : 159545 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:21:30.98:scan_name=339-0126,r4100,117 2003.339.01:21:30.98:source=3c446,222311.09,-051217.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.01:21:31.09:setupsx 2003.339.01:21:40.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.01:21:40.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.01:21:40.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 62 ; 2003.339.01:21:40.34:!2003.339.01:26:16 2003.339.01:23:23.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.01:26:16.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:26:16.00/disc_pos/167952117328,167951117328, 2003.339.01:26:16.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.01:26:16.05:!2003.339.01:26:16 2003.339.01:26:16.06:preob 2003.339.01:26:17.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:26:18.47/tpi/1u,16301,2u,16044,3u,16289,4u,16317,ia,10091 2003.339.01:26:18.47/tpi/9u,15958,au,15881,bu,16124,cu,16044,du,16326,eu,16013,ib,5004 2003.339.01:26:18.47/tpi/5u,16170,6u,16151,7u,16287,8u,16130,ic,16833 2003.339.01:26:18.65/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10091 2003.339.01:26:18.65/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5004 2003.339.01:26:18.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16833 2003.339.01:26:20.88/tpzero/1u,496,2u,315,3u,396,4u,449,ia,273 2003.339.01:26:20.88/tpzero/9u,590,au,546,bu,558,cu,514,du,379,eu,430,ib,283 2003.339.01:26:20.88/tpzero/5u,462,6u,578,7u,371,8u,276,ic,593 2003.339.01:26:23.11/tpical/1u,18229,2u,17910,3u,18607,4u,18567,ia,11469 2003.339.01:26:23.11/tpical/9u,18817,au,18960,bu,18898,cu,18618,du,19803,eu,18989 2003.339.01:26:23.11/tpical/ib,5873 2003.339.01:26:23.11/tpical/5u,18651,6u,18525,7u,18566,8u,18479,ic,19482 2003.339.01:26:23.12/tpdiff/1u,1928,2u,1866,3u,2318,4u,2250,ia,1378 2003.339.01:26:23.12/tpdiff/9u,2859,au,3079,bu,2774,cu,2574,du,3477,eu,2976,ib,869 2003.339.01:26:23.12/tpdiff/5u,2481,6u,2374,7u,2279,8u,2349,ic,2649 2003.339.01:26:23.29/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11469 2003.339.01:26:23.29/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5873 2003.339.01:26:23.29/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19482 2003.339.01:26:23.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:26:23.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:26:23.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:26:23.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:26:23.88/tsys/1u,45.1,2u,46.4,3u,37.7,4u,38.8,ia,39.2 2003.339.01:26:23.88/tsys/9u,38.7,au,35.9,bu,40.4,cu,43.4,du,33.0,eu,37.7,ib,39.1 2003.339.01:26:23.88/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,36.1,7u,38.4,8u,37.1,ic,33.7 2003.339.01:26:23.99/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:26:24.34/cable/2.2892E-04 2003.339.01:26:24.34:!2003.339.01:26:26 2003.339.01:26:26.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:26:26.00/disc_pos/168080044032,167951117328, 2003.339.01:26:26.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.01:26:26.02:midob 2003.339.01:26:26.75/tpi/1u,16003,2u,15768,3u,15465,4u,15867,ia,10081 2003.339.01:26:26.75/tpi/9u,16179,au,15572,bu,15651,cu,15760,du,16314,eu,16294,ib,5002 2003.339.01:26:26.75/tpi/5u,15588,6u,15781,7u,15631,8u,16111,ic,16827 2003.339.01:26:26.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10081 2003.339.01:26:26.93/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,127,eu,121,ib,5002 2003.339.01:26:26.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16827 2003.339.01:26:27.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:26:27.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:26:27.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:26:27.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:26:27.51/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,46.4,3u,37.9,4u,38.6,ia,39.1 2003.339.01:26:27.51/tsys/9u,38.6,au,35.9,bu,40.5,cu,43.5,du,33.0,eu,37.7,ib,39.1 2003.339.01:26:27.51/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,36.2,7u,38.2,8u,37.1,ic,33.7 2003.339.01:26:28.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:26:28.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:26:28.65/cable/2.2886E-04 2003.339.01:26:28.82/gps-fmout/S +1.01E-07 2003.339.01:26:28.83/wx/18.9,887.2,45.2 2003.339.01:26:28.89/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10084,5002,26,1pps 2003.339.01:26:28.94/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16825,109,24,1pps 2003.339.01:26:29.02/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16285,16354,38,1pps 2003.339.01:26:29.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16171,15938,33,1pps 2003.339.01:26:29.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16181,16066,61,1pps 2003.339.01:26:30.18#antcn#TR $$/339.01:26:30.10 119.0183 41.4816 -0.0001 -0.0000 2003.339.01:26:30.18#antcn#CO 0.0534 -0.0819 -0.7967 0.0199 2003.339.01:26:30.65/mat/600B0152 2003.339.01:26:31.21/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.01:26:31.21:!2003.339.01:28:23 2003.339.01:26:31.79#setcl#time/184076641,1,2003,339,01,26,32.00,1.564,31.759,25 2003.339.01:26:31.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.01:28:23.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.01:28:23.00:disc_end 2003.339.01:28:23.48:disc_pos 2003.339.01:28:23.49/disc_pos/169986764808,167952117328, 2003.339.01:28:23.49:disc_check 2003.339.01:28:23.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d01h28m23.413s,32720,0.00250s,40000,4573257832, 2003.339.01:28:23.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.01:28:23.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 162939 : 161474 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:28:23.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 162939 : 161475 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:28:23.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 162952 : 161478 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:28:23.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 162951 : 161468 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:28:23.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 162946 : 161488 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:28:23.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 162939 : 161472 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:28:23.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 162941 : 161473 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:28:23.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 162938 : 161475 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:28:23.98:scan_name=339-0130,r4100,105 2003.339.01:28:23.98:source=2149+056,214907.72,053806.8,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.01:28:24.10:setupsx 2003.339.01:28:33.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.01:28:33.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.01:28:33.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 63 ; 2003.339.01:28:33.34:!2003.339.01:30:17 2003.339.01:28:35.11#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.01:30:17.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:30:17.00/disc_pos/169986764808,169985764808, 2003.339.01:30:17.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.01:30:17.04:!2003.339.01:30:17 2003.339.01:30:17.05:preob 2003.339.01:30:18.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:30:19.48/tpi/1u,16175,2u,16130,3u,16012,4u,16152,ia,9759 2003.339.01:30:19.48/tpi/9u,16109,au,15910,bu,16084,cu,16151,du,16345,eu,16139,ib,4846 2003.339.01:30:19.48/tpi/5u,15662,6u,16014,7u,15723,8u,16032,ic,16264 2003.339.01:30:19.66/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9759 2003.339.01:30:19.66/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,4846 2003.339.01:30:19.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16264 2003.339.01:30:21.89/tpzero/1u,496,2u,320,3u,395,4u,449,ia,270 2003.339.01:30:21.89/tpzero/9u,594,au,550,bu,561,cu,523,du,385,eu,432,ib,282 2003.339.01:30:21.89/tpzero/5u,459,6u,578,7u,365,8u,277,ic,588 2003.339.01:30:24.13/tpical/1u,18168,2u,18066,3u,18367,4u,18446,ia,11127 2003.339.01:30:24.13/tpical/9u,19114,au,19110,bu,18999,cu,18828,du,19956,eu,19133 2003.339.01:30:24.13/tpical/ib,5702 2003.339.01:30:24.13/tpical/5u,18127,6u,18425,7u,18022,8u,18476,ic,18892 2003.339.01:30:24.14/tpdiff/1u,1993,2u,1936,3u,2355,4u,2294,ia,1368 2003.339.01:30:24.14/tpdiff/9u,3005,au,3200,bu,2915,cu,2677,du,3611,eu,2994,ib,856 2003.339.01:30:24.14/tpdiff/5u,2465,6u,2411,7u,2299,8u,2444,ic,2628 2003.339.01:30:24.31/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11127 2003.339.01:30:24.31/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,5702 2003.339.01:30:24.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18892 2003.339.01:30:24.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:30:24.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:30:24.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:30:24.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:30:24.90/tsys/1u,43.3,2u,44.9,3u,36.5,4u,37.6,ia,38.2 2003.339.01:30:24.90/tsys/9u,37.2,au,34.6,bu,38.3,cu,42.0,du,31.8,eu,37.8,ib,38.4 2003.339.01:30:24.90/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,35.2,7u,36.7,8u,35.5,ic,32.8 2003.339.01:30:25.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:30:25.37/cable/2.2914E-04 2003.339.01:30:25.37:!2003.339.01:30:27 2003.339.01:30:27.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:30:27.00/disc_pos/170114727936,169985764808, 2003.339.01:30:27.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.01:30:27.01:midob 2003.339.01:30:27.77/tpi/1u,15965,2u,15548,3u,15477,4u,15776,ia,9749 2003.339.01:30:27.77/tpi/9u,16374,au,15842,bu,16382,cu,16032,du,16770,eu,16262,ib,4863 2003.339.01:30:27.77/tpi/5u,15607,6u,16008,7u,15690,8u,16062,ic,16264 2003.339.01:30:27.95/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9749 2003.339.01:30:27.95/tpgain/9u,127,au,99,bu,124,cu,103,du,129,eu,122,ib,4863 2003.339.01:30:27.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16264 2003.339.01:30:28.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:30:28.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:30:28.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:30:28.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:30:28.53/tsys/1u,43.3,2u,44.8,3u,36.6,4u,37.7,ia,38.1 2003.339.01:30:28.53/tsys/9u,37.8,au,35.1,bu,39.1,cu,42.6,du,32.2,eu,38.1,ib,38.5 2003.339.01:30:28.53/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,35.2,7u,36.7,8u,35.5,ic,32.8 2003.339.01:30:29.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:30:29.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:30:29.64/cable/2.2930E-04 2003.339.01:30:29.81/gps-fmout/S +7.2E-08 2003.339.01:30:29.82/wx/19.0,887.2,46.1 2003.339.01:30:29.88/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9752,4835,26,1pps 2003.339.01:30:29.93/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16258,110,24,1pps 2003.339.01:30:30.01/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16172,16299,38,1pps 2003.339.01:30:30.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15645,15922,33,1pps 2003.339.01:30:30.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.42,lock,16160,15802,61,1pps 2003.339.01:30:31.17#antcn#TR $$/339.01:30:31.09 113.3639 55.4318 0.0012 0.0006 2003.339.01:30:31.17#antcn#CO 0.0487 -0.0635 -0.7967 0.0121 2003.339.01:30:32.71/mat/600B0207 2003.339.01:30:33.25/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.01:30:33.26:!2003.339.01:32:12 2003.339.01:30:33.79#setcl#time/184100841,1,2003,339,01,30,34.00,1.561,31.827,25 2003.339.01:30:33.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.01:32:12.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.01:32:12.01:disc_end 2003.339.01:32:12.50:disc_pos 2003.339.01:32:12.51/disc_pos/171829745496,169986764808, 2003.339.01:32:12.51:disc_check 2003.339.01:32:12.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d01h32m12.438s,21712,0.00250s,40000,1821430320, 2003.339.01:32:12.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.01:32:12.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 164711 : 163222 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:32:12.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 164710 : 163223 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:32:12.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 164723 : 163225 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:32:12.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 164722 : 163215 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:32:12.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 164716 : 163235 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:32:12.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 164710 : 163219 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:32:12.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 164711 : 163220 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:32:12.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 164709 : 163222 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:32:12.99:scan_name=339-0136,r4100,154 2003.339.01:32:12.99:source=1726+455,172601.24,453304.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.01:32:13.09:setupsx 2003.339.01:32:22.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.01:32:22.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.01:32:22.36/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 64 ; 2003.339.01:32:22.36:!2003.339.01:36:32 2003.339.01:33:39.11#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.01:36:32.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:36:32.00/disc_pos/171829745496,171828745496, 2003.339.01:36:32.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.01:36:32.04:!2003.339.01:36:32 2003.339.01:36:32.05:preob 2003.339.01:36:33.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:36:34.49/tpi/1u,16223,2u,16161,3u,16318,4u,16196,ia,9783 2003.339.01:36:34.49/tpi/9u,16124,au,15972,bu,16225,cu,16251,du,16287,eu,16345,ib,5059 2003.339.01:36:34.49/tpi/5u,16251,6u,16052,7u,16284,8u,16089,ic,16315 2003.339.01:36:34.67/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9783 2003.339.01:36:34.67/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,122,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,5059 2003.339.01:36:34.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16315 2003.339.01:36:36.90/tpzero/1u,497,2u,321,3u,401,4u,449,ia,270 2003.339.01:36:36.90/tpzero/9u,593,au,544,bu,558,cu,519,du,375,eu,430,ib,284 2003.339.01:36:36.90/tpzero/5u,464,6u,580,7u,371,8u,276,ic,589 2003.339.01:36:39.15/tpical/1u,18217,2u,18080,3u,18712,4u,18510,ia,11155 2003.339.01:36:39.15/tpical/9u,19253,au,19166,bu,19095,cu,18823,du,19748,eu,19278 2003.339.01:36:39.15/tpical/ib,5953 2003.339.01:36:39.15/tpical/5u,18826,6u,18457,7u,18670,8u,18522,ic,18942 2003.339.01:36:39.16/tpdiff/1u,1994,2u,1919,3u,2394,4u,2314,ia,1372 2003.339.01:36:39.16/tpdiff/9u,3129,au,3194,bu,2870,cu,2572,du,3461,eu,2933,ib,894 2003.339.01:36:39.16/tpdiff/5u,2575,6u,2405,7u,2386,8u,2433,ic,2627 2003.339.01:36:39.33/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11155 2003.339.01:36:39.33/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,122,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,5953 2003.339.01:36:39.33/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18942 2003.339.01:36:39.91/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:36:39.91/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:36:39.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:36:39.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:36:39.92/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,45.4,3u,36.6,4u,37.4,ia,38.1 2003.339.01:36:39.92/tsys/9u,35.7,au,34.8,bu,39.3,cu,44.0,du,33.1,eu,39.1,ib,38.5 2003.339.01:36:39.92/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,35.4,7u,36.7,8u,35.7,ic,32.9 2003.339.01:36:40.05/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:36:40.41/cable/2.3137E-04 2003.339.01:36:40.41:!2003.339.01:36:42 2003.339.01:36:42.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:36:42.00/disc_pos/171957764096,171828745496, 2003.339.01:36:42.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.01:36:42.01:midob 2003.339.01:36:42.77/tpi/1u,16006,2u,15572,3u,15517,4u,15817,ia,9777 2003.339.01:36:42.77/tpi/9u,16332,au,15775,bu,15814,cu,15900,du,16002,eu,15915,ib,5038 2003.339.01:36:42.77/tpi/5u,15671,6u,15678,7u,15739,8u,16074,ic,16308 2003.339.01:36:42.95/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9777 2003.339.01:36:42.95/tpgain/9u,125,au,97,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5038 2003.339.01:36:42.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16308 2003.339.01:36:43.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:36:43.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:36:43.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:36:43.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:36:43.53/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,45.3,3u,36.8,4u,37.4,ia,38.1 2003.339.01:36:43.53/tsys/9u,36.2,au,35.1,bu,39.6,cu,43.9,du,33.0,eu,38.7,ib,38.3 2003.339.01:36:43.53/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,35.5,7u,36.7,8u,35.7,ic,32.9 2003.339.01:36:44.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:36:44.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:36:44.61/cable/2.3129E-04 2003.339.01:36:44.80/gps-fmout/S +9.7E-08 2003.339.01:36:45.78/wx/19.1,887.3,47.7 2003.339.01:36:45.83/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9784,5040,26,1pps 2003.339.01:36:45.88/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16323,108,24,1pps 2003.339.01:36:45.96/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16214,16341,38,1pps 2003.339.01:36:46.04/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15678,16011,33,1pps 2003.339.01:36:46.12/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.20,lock,16298,15940,61,1pps 2003.339.01:36:47.17#antcn#TR $$/339.01:36:47.08 317.3353 52.4604 0.0000 -0.0001 2003.339.01:36:47.17#antcn#CO 0.0293 -0.0437 -0.7967 0.0135 2003.339.01:36:47.82/mat/600B0141 2003.339.01:36:48.36/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.01:36:48.36:!2003.339.01:39:16 2003.339.01:36:48.79#setcl#time/184138340,1,2003,339,01,36,49.00,1.563,31.931,25 2003.339.01:36:48.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.01:39:16.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.01:39:16.00:disc_end 2003.339.01:39:16.48:disc_pos 2003.339.01:39:16.49/disc_pos/174456398160,171829745496, 2003.339.01:39:16.50:disc_check 2003.339.01:39:16.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d01h39m16.413s,3792,0.00250s,40000,4156965256, 2003.339.01:39:16.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.01:39:16.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 167229 : 165716 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:39:16.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 167228 : 165718 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:39:16.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 167243 : 165719 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:39:16.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 167241 : 165711 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:39:16.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 167234 : 165730 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:39:16.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 167228 : 165714 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:39:16.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 167229 : 165715 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:39:16.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 167227 : 165716 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:39:16.98:scan_name=339-0144,r4100,98 2003.339.01:39:16.98:source=1606+106,160623.42,103700.0,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.01:39:17.09:setupsx 2003.339.01:39:26.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.01:39:26.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.01:39:26.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 65 ; 2003.339.01:39:26.33:!2003.339.01:44:49 2003.339.01:42:02.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.01:44:49.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:44:49.00/disc_pos/174456398160,174455398160, 2003.339.01:44:49.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.01:44:49.04:!2003.339.01:44:49 2003.339.01:44:49.05:preob 2003.339.01:44:50.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:44:51.48/tpi/1u,16329,2u,16163,3u,16118,4u,16141,ia,9984 2003.339.01:44:51.48/tpi/9u,16177,au,16252,bu,16176,cu,16020,du,16338,eu,16288,ib,5048 2003.339.01:44:51.48/tpi/5u,16033,6u,16368,7u,16154,8u,15951,ic,16677 2003.339.01:44:51.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9984 2003.339.01:44:51.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,126,eu,120,ib,5048 2003.339.01:44:51.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16677 2003.339.01:44:53.89/tpzero/1u,496,2u,320,3u,393,4u,447,ia,273 2003.339.01:44:53.89/tpzero/9u,589,au,550,bu,555,cu,515,du,377,eu,432,ib,284 2003.339.01:44:53.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,581,7u,369,8u,274,ic,592 2003.339.01:44:56.13/tpical/1u,18249,2u,18024,3u,18393,4u,18366,ia,11338 2003.339.01:44:56.13/tpical/9u,18927,au,19288,bu,18867,cu,18458,du,19746,eu,19164 2003.339.01:44:56.13/tpical/ib,5912 2003.339.01:44:56.13/tpical/5u,18467,6u,18734,7u,18388,8u,18250,ic,19271 2003.339.01:44:56.14/tpdiff/1u,1920,2u,1861,3u,2275,4u,2225,ia,1354 2003.339.01:44:56.14/tpdiff/9u,2750,au,3036,bu,2691,cu,2438,du,3408,eu,2876,ib,864 2003.339.01:44:56.14/tpdiff/5u,2434,6u,2366,7u,2234,8u,2299,ic,2594 2003.339.01:44:56.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11338 2003.339.01:44:56.31/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,126,eu,120,ib,5912 2003.339.01:44:56.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19271 2003.339.01:44:56.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:44:56.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:44:56.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:44:56.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:44:56.90/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,46.8,3u,38.0,4u,38.8,ia,39.4 2003.339.01:44:56.90/tsys/9u,40.8,au,37.2,bu,41.8,cu,45.8,du,33.7,eu,39.7,ib,39.7 2003.339.01:44:56.90/tsys/5u,35.2,6u,36.7,7u,38.9,8u,37.5,ic,34.1 2003.339.01:44:57.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:44:57.39/cable/2.3011E-04 2003.339.01:44:57.39:!2003.339.01:44:59 2003.339.01:44:59.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:44:59.00/disc_pos/174584315904,174455398160, 2003.339.01:44:59.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.01:44:59.02:midob 2003.339.01:44:59.77/tpi/1u,16119,2u,15851,3u,15566,4u,15689,ia,9980 2003.339.01:44:59.77/tpi/9u,15680,au,15897,bu,15633,cu,16008,du,16085,eu,15713,ib,5049 2003.339.01:44:59.77/tpi/5u,15448,6u,15978,7u,15471,8u,15932,ic,16667 2003.339.01:44:59.95/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9980 2003.339.01:44:59.95/tpgain/9u,120,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5049 2003.339.01:44:59.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16667 2003.339.01:45:00.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:45:00.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:45:00.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:45:00.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:45:00.53/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,46.7,3u,38.1,4u,38.6,ia,39.4 2003.339.01:45:00.53/tsys/9u,40.9,au,37.2,bu,41.8,cu,45.8,du,33.7,eu,39.6,ib,39.7 2003.339.01:45:00.53/tsys/5u,35.2,6u,36.8,7u,38.6,8u,37.5,ic,34.1 2003.339.01:45:01.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:45:01.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:45:01.66/cable/2.3003E-04 2003.339.01:45:01.80/gps-fmout/S +1.42E-07 2003.339.01:45:01.81/wx/18.9,887.3,47.7 2003.339.01:45:01.87/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9987,5050,26,1pps 2003.339.01:45:01.92/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16683,110,24,1pps 2003.339.01:45:02.00/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.12,lock,16331,16196,38,1pps 2003.339.01:45:02.08/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16018,15824,33,1pps 2003.339.01:45:02.16/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.20,lock,15946,16064,61,1pps 2003.339.01:45:03.18#antcn#TR $$/339.01:45:03.09 268.0567 33.5618 -0.0000 0.0002 2003.339.01:45:03.18#antcn#CO 0.0400 -0.0784 -0.7967 0.0265 2003.339.01:45:04.75/mat/600B0161 2003.339.01:45:05.29/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.01:45:05.29:!2003.339.01:46:37 2003.339.01:45:05.78#setcl#time/184188039,1,2003,339,01,45,06.00,1.564,32.069,26 2003.339.01:45:05.78#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.01:46:37.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.01:46:37.00:disc_end 2003.339.01:46:37.50:disc_pos 2003.339.01:46:37.50/disc_pos/176187001800,174456398160, 2003.339.01:46:37.51:disc_check 2003.339.01:46:37.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d01h46m37.420s,20692,0.00250s,40000,5325499460, 2003.339.01:46:37.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.01:46:37.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 168893 : 167356 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:46:37.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 168891 : 167358 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:46:37.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 168906 : 167359 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:46:37.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 168904 : 167351 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:46:37.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 168897 : 167370 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:46:37.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 168893 : 167354 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:46:37.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 168892 : 167355 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:46:37.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 168892 : 167357 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:46:38.00:scan_name=339-0148,r4100,318 2003.339.01:46:38.00:source=0133+476,013355.09,473612.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.01:46:39.10:setupsx 2003.339.01:46:48.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.01:46:48.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.01:46:48.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 66 ; 2003.339.01:46:48.33:!2003.339.01:48:41 2003.339.01:47:55.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.01:48:41.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:48:41.00/disc_pos/176187001800,176186001800, 2003.339.01:48:41.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.01:48:41.05:!2003.339.01:48:41 2003.339.01:48:41.05:preob 2003.339.01:48:42.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:48:43.49/tpi/1u,16252,2u,15984,3u,16076,4u,16013,ia,10679 2003.339.01:48:43.49/tpi/9u,16024,au,15914,bu,16044,cu,16210,du,16057,eu,16067,ib,5428 2003.339.01:48:43.49/tpi/5u,15950,6u,16248,7u,15997,8u,16046,ic,17896 2003.339.01:48:43.67/tpgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10679 2003.339.01:48:43.67/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,120,eu,115,ib,5428 2003.339.01:48:43.67/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17896 2003.339.01:48:45.90/tpzero/1u,489,2u,309,3u,385,4u,441,ia,279 2003.339.01:48:45.90/tpzero/9u,584,au,539,bu,545,cu,512,du,361,eu,424,ib,287 2003.339.01:48:45.90/tpzero/5u,461,6u,577,7u,366,8u,274,ic,600 2003.339.01:48:48.13/tpical/1u,18070,2u,17722,3u,18217,4u,18110,ia,12051 2003.339.01:48:48.13/tpical/9u,18742,au,18784,bu,18633,cu,18594,du,19252,eu,18848 2003.339.01:48:48.13/tpical/ib,6324 2003.339.01:48:48.13/tpical/5u,18240,6u,18494,7u,18154,8u,18225,ic,20530 2003.339.01:48:48.14/tpdiff/1u,1818,2u,1738,3u,2141,4u,2097,ia,1372 2003.339.01:48:48.14/tpdiff/9u,2718,au,2870,bu,2589,cu,2384,du,3195,eu,2781,ib,896 2003.339.01:48:48.14/tpdiff/5u,2290,6u,2246,7u,2157,8u,2179,ic,2634 2003.339.01:48:48.31/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12051 2003.339.01:48:48.31/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,120,eu,115,ib,6324 2003.339.01:48:48.31/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20530 2003.339.01:48:48.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:48:48.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:48:48.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:48:48.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:48:48.90/tsys/1u,47.7,2u,49.6,3u,40.3,4u,40.8,ia,41.7 2003.339.01:48:48.90/tsys/9u,40.9,au,38.6,bu,43.1,cu,47.4,du,35.4,eu,40.5,ib,41.3 2003.339.01:48:48.90/tsys/5u,37.2,6u,38.4,7u,39.9,8u,39.8,ic,36.1 2003.339.01:48:49.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:48:49.38/cable/2.3003E-04 2003.339.01:48:49.38:!2003.339.01:48:51 2003.339.01:48:51.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:48:51.00/disc_pos/176314953728,176186001800, 2003.339.01:48:51.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.01:48:51.01:midob 2003.339.01:48:51.77/tpi/1u,16241,2u,15645,3u,15764,4u,15996,ia,10674 2003.339.01:48:51.77/tpi/9u,15822,au,15602,bu,15739,cu,15848,du,15741,eu,15810,ib,5426 2003.339.01:48:51.77/tpi/5u,15942,6u,15817,7u,15451,8u,16024,ic,17886 2003.339.01:48:51.95/tpgain/1u,136,2u,111,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10674 2003.339.01:48:51.95/tpgain/9u,118,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5426 2003.339.01:48:51.95/tpgain/5u,52,6u,75,7u,53,8u,64,ic,17886 2003.339.01:48:52.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:48:52.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:48:52.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:48:52.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:48:52.53/tsys/1u,47.7,2u,49.4,3u,40.3,4u,40.8,ia,41.7 2003.339.01:48:52.53/tsys/9u,41.1,au,38.6,bu,43.0,cu,47.3,du,35.3,eu,40.6,ib,41.3 2003.339.01:48:52.53/tsys/5u,37.2,6u,38.4,7u,40.0,8u,39.8,ic,36.1 2003.339.01:48:53.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:48:53.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.01:48:53.65/cable/2.3011E-04 2003.339.01:48:53.80/gps-fmout/S +1.16E-07 2003.339.01:48:55.83/wx/18.7,887.3,47.5 2003.339.01:48:55.88/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10656,5426,26,1pps 2003.339.01:48:55.93/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17852,110,24,1pps 2003.339.01:48:56.01/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16205,16158,38,1pps 2003.339.01:48:56.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,15908,15692,33,1pps 2003.339.01:48:56.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,16077,16099,61,1pps 2003.339.01:48:57.17#antcn#TR $$/339.01:48:57.09 45.4264 20.5756 -0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.01:48:57.17#antcn#CO 0.0578 -0.0893 -0.7967 0.0466 2003.339.01:48:58.80/mat/600B0134 2003.339.01:48:59.36/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.01:48:59.36:!2003.339.01:54:09 2003.339.01:48:59.79#setcl#time/184211439,1,2003,339,01,49,00.00,1.561,32.134,25 2003.339.01:48:59.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.01:54:09.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.01:54:09.00:disc_end 2003.339.01:54:09.48:disc_pos 2003.339.01:54:09.49/disc_pos/181437752672,176187001800, 2003.339.01:54:09.50:disc_check 2003.339.01:54:09.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d01h54m09.422s,10972,0.00250s,40000,1981298848, 2003.339.01:54:09.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.01:54:09.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 173916 : 172353 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:54:09.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 173912 : 172355 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:54:09.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 173928 : 172358 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:54:09.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 173925 : 172348 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:54:09.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 173919 : 172367 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:54:09.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 173914 : 172351 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:54:09.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 173913 : 172352 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:54:09.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 173913 : 172354 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.01:54:09.99:scan_name=339-0159,r4100,98 2003.339.01:54:09.99:source=1741-038,174120.64,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.01:54:10.08:setupsx 2003.339.01:54:19.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.01:54:19.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.01:54:19.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 67 ; 2003.339.01:54:19.32:!2003.339.01:59:08 2003.339.01:55:41.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.01:59:08.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:59:08.00/disc_pos/181437752672,181436752672, 2003.339.01:59:08.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.01:59:08.05:!2003.339.01:59:08 2003.339.01:59:08.06:preob 2003.339.01:59:09.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:59:10.48/tpi/1u,16359,2u,16040,3u,16000,4u,16119,ia,9747 2003.339.01:59:10.48/tpi/9u,16137,au,16102,bu,16060,cu,16126,du,15919,eu,16092,ib,5017 2003.339.01:59:10.48/tpi/5u,16184,6u,15976,7u,15728,8u,16060,ic,16279 2003.339.01:59:10.66/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9747 2003.339.01:59:10.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,125,eu,120,ib,5017 2003.339.01:59:10.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16279 2003.339.01:59:12.89/tpzero/1u,498,2u,321,3u,395,4u,449,ia,271 2003.339.01:59:12.89/tpzero/9u,591,au,548,bu,555,cu,520,du,372,eu,431,ib,285 2003.339.01:59:12.89/tpzero/5u,464,6u,578,7u,365,8u,277,ic,588 2003.339.01:59:15.13/tpical/1u,18287,2u,17917,3u,18281,4u,18377,ia,11083 2003.339.01:59:15.13/tpical/9u,18942,au,19144,bu,18780,cu,18692,du,19322,eu,19037 2003.339.01:59:15.13/tpical/ib,5893 2003.339.01:59:15.13/tpical/5u,18694,6u,18321,7u,17967,8u,18395,ic,18840 2003.339.01:59:15.14/tpdiff/1u,1928,2u,1877,3u,2281,4u,2258,ia,1336 2003.339.01:59:15.14/tpdiff/9u,2805,au,3042,bu,2720,cu,2566,du,3403,eu,2945,ib,876 2003.339.01:59:15.14/tpdiff/5u,2510,6u,2345,7u,2239,8u,2335,ic,2561 2003.339.01:59:15.31/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11083 2003.339.01:59:15.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,125,eu,120,ib,5893 2003.339.01:59:15.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18840 2003.339.01:59:15.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:59:15.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:59:15.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:59:15.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:59:15.90/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.1,3u,37.6,4u,38.2,ia,39.0 2003.339.01:59:15.90/tsys/9u,39.9,au,36.8,bu,41.0,cu,43.8,du,32.9,eu,38.3,ib,38.9 2003.339.01:59:15.90/tsys/5u,34.4,6u,36.1,7u,37.7,8u,37.2,ic,33.7 2003.339.01:59:16.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.01:59:16.39/cable/2.3137E-04 2003.339.01:59:16.39:!2003.339.01:59:18 2003.339.01:59:18.00:disc_pos 2003.339.01:59:18.00/disc_pos/181565681664,181436752672, 2003.339.01:59:18.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.01:59:18.02:midob 2003.339.01:59:18.75/tpi/1u,16140,2u,15777,3u,15449,4u,15748,ia,9750 2003.339.01:59:18.75/tpi/9u,16032,au,15720,bu,15822,cu,15850,du,15960,eu,15836,ib,5024 2003.339.01:59:18.75/tpi/5u,15630,6u,15961,7u,15738,8u,16050,ic,16282 2003.339.01:59:18.93/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9750 2003.339.01:59:18.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5024 2003.339.01:59:18.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16282 2003.339.01:59:19.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.01:59:19.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.01:59:19.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.01:59:19.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.01:59:19.51/tsys/1u,45.3,2u,46.1,3u,37.7,4u,38.2,ia,39.0 2003.339.01:59:19.51/tsys/9u,39.6,au,36.7,bu,41.1,cu,43.9,du,33.0,eu,38.3,ib,39.0 2003.339.01:59:19.51/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,36.1,7u,37.8,8u,37.2,ic,33.7 2003.339.01:59:20.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.01:59:20.29/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.01:59:20.66/cable/2.3137E-04 2003.339.01:59:20.81/gps-fmout/S +7.8E-08 2003.339.01:59:20.89/wx/18.4,887.3,48.6 2003.339.01:59:20.94/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9739,5019,26,1pps 2003.339.01:59:20.99/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16279,110,24,1pps 2003.339.01:59:21.07/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16161,16267,38,1pps 2003.339.01:59:21.15/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15643,15963,33,1pps 2003.339.01:59:21.23/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16091,15967,61,1pps 2003.339.01:59:22.17#antcn#TR $$/339.01:59:22.09 239.4527 44.9418 -0.0001 0.0001 2003.339.01:59:22.17#antcn#CO 0.0291 -0.0721 -0.7967 0.0176 2003.339.01:59:22.38/mat/600B0087 2003.339.01:59:22.92/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.01:59:22.92:!2003.339.02:00:56 2003.339.01:59:23.80#setcl#time/184273839,1,2003,339,01,59,24.00,1.553,32.307,24 2003.339.01:59:23.80#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.02:00:56.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.02:00:56.00:disc_end 2003.339.02:00:56.49:disc_pos 2003.339.02:00:56.49/disc_pos/183168526528,181437752672, 2003.339.02:00:56.50:disc_check 2003.339.02:00:56.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d02h00m56.425s,1848,0.00250s,40000,4781275268, 2003.339.02:00:56.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.02:00:56.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 175579 : 173993 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:00:56.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 175576 : 173995 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:00:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 175591 : 173998 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:00:56.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 175590 : 173989 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:00:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 175584 : 174007 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:00:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 175578 : 173991 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:00:56.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 175577 : 173992 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:00:56.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 175577 : 173994 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:00:56.99:scan_name=339-0205,r4100,98 2003.339.02:00:56.99:source=1611+343,161147.94,342020.0,1950.0,cw 2003.339.02:00:57.09:setupsx 2003.339.02:01:06.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.02:01:06.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.02:01:06.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 68 ; 2003.339.02:01:06.35:!2003.339.02:05:18 2003.339.02:01:31.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.02:05:18.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:05:18.00/disc_pos/183168526528,183167526528, 2003.339.02:05:18.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.02:05:18.04:!2003.339.02:05:18 2003.339.02:05:18.05:preob 2003.339.02:05:19.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:05:20.47/tpi/1u,16372,2u,16088,3u,16087,4u,15972,ia,10146 2003.339.02:05:20.47/tpi/9u,16222,au,16177,bu,16158,cu,16297,du,16148,eu,16289,ib,5045 2003.339.02:05:20.47/tpi/5u,16293,6u,16226,7u,15688,8u,16185,ic,16955 2003.339.02:05:20.65/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10146 2003.339.02:05:20.65/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,125,eu,120,ib,5045 2003.339.02:05:20.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16955 2003.339.02:05:22.88/tpzero/1u,495,2u,317,3u,391,4u,445,ia,274 2003.339.02:05:22.88/tpzero/9u,591,au,548,bu,554,cu,520,du,374,eu,434,ib,284 2003.339.02:05:22.88/tpzero/5u,465,6u,580,7u,365,8u,277,ic,595 2003.339.02:05:25.12/tpical/1u,18306,2u,17946,3u,18361,4u,18170,ia,11524 2003.339.02:05:25.12/tpical/9u,19033,au,19204,bu,18851,cu,18849,du,19518,eu,19268 2003.339.02:05:25.12/tpical/ib,5914 2003.339.02:05:25.12/tpical/5u,18786,6u,18594,7u,17957,8u,18533,ic,19596 2003.339.02:05:25.13/tpdiff/1u,1934,2u,1858,3u,2274,4u,2198,ia,1378 2003.339.02:05:25.13/tpdiff/9u,2811,au,3027,bu,2693,cu,2552,du,3370,eu,2979,ib,869 2003.339.02:05:25.13/tpdiff/5u,2493,6u,2368,7u,2269,8u,2348,ic,2641 2003.339.02:05:25.30/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11524 2003.339.02:05:25.30/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,125,eu,120,ib,5914 2003.339.02:05:25.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19596 2003.339.02:05:25.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:05:25.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:05:25.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:05:25.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:05:25.89/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.7,3u,38.0,4u,38.9,ia,39.4 2003.339.02:05:25.89/tsys/9u,40.0,au,37.2,bu,41.7,cu,44.5,du,33.7,eu,38.3,ib,39.4 2003.339.02:05:25.89/tsys/5u,34.9,6u,36.3,7u,37.1,8u,37.3,ic,34.1 2003.339.02:05:26.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:05:26.36/cable/2.3018E-04 2003.339.02:05:26.36:!2003.339.02:05:28 2003.339.02:05:28.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:05:28.00/disc_pos/183296499712,183167526528, 2003.339.02:05:28.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.02:05:28.01:midob 2003.339.02:05:28.76/tpi/1u,16079,2u,15773,3u,15552,4u,15948,ia,10138 2003.339.02:05:28.76/tpi/9u,16192,au,15823,bu,15617,cu,16018,du,15911,eu,15759,ib,5042 2003.339.02:05:28.76/tpi/5u,15703,6u,15837,7u,15726,8u,16169,ic,16938 2003.339.02:05:28.94/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10138 2003.339.02:05:28.94/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,124,eu,118,ib,5042 2003.339.02:05:28.94/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16938 2003.339.02:05:29.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:05:29.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:05:29.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:05:29.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:05:29.52/tsys/1u,45.0,2u,46.6,3u,38.1,4u,38.8,ia,39.4 2003.339.02:05:29.52/tsys/9u,40.0,au,37.1,bu,41.7,cu,44.6,du,33.7,eu,38.3,ib,39.4 2003.339.02:05:29.52/tsys/5u,34.9,6u,36.4,7u,37.2,8u,37.2,ic,34.0 2003.339.02:05:30.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:05:30.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:05:30.64/cable/2.3018E-04 2003.339.02:05:30.80/gps-fmout/S +1.57E-07 2003.339.02:05:30.84/wx/18.2,887.4,48.4 2003.339.02:05:30.89/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10141,5047,26,1pps 2003.339.02:05:30.94/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16948,110,24,1pps 2003.339.02:05:31.02/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.06,lock,16367,16192,38,1pps 2003.339.02:05:31.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.05,lock,15676,16087,33,1pps 2003.339.02:05:31.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16201,16072,61,1pps 2003.339.02:05:32.15#antcn#TR $$/339.02:05:32.09 297.1699 35.0203 -0.0000 -0.0002 2003.339.02:05:32.15#antcn#CO 0.0414 -0.0691 -0.7967 0.0251 2003.339.02:05:32.67/mat/600B0088 2003.339.02:05:33.21/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.02:05:33.21:!2003.339.02:07:06 2003.339.02:05:33.79#setcl#time/184310838,1,2003,339,02,05,34.00,1.555,32.410,25 2003.339.02:05:33.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.02:07:06.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.02:07:06.00:disc_end 2003.339.02:07:06.48:disc_pos 2003.339.02:07:06.49/disc_pos/184899184088,183168526528, 2003.339.02:07:06.49:disc_check 2003.339.02:07:06.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d02h07m06.425s,11844,0.00250s,40000,4189332444, 2003.339.02:07:06.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.02:07:06.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 177244 : 175634 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:07:06.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 177239 : 175635 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:07:06.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 177255 : 175638 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:07:06.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 177253 : 175629 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:07:06.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 177248 : 175647 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:07:06.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 177241 : 175631 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:07:06.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 177240 : 175632 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:07:06.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 177243 : 175633 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:07:06.99:scan_name=339-0214b,r4100,116 2003.339.02:07:06.99:source=3c446,222311.09,-051217.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.02:07:07.09:setupsx 2003.339.02:07:16.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.02:07:16.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.02:07:16.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 69 ; 2003.339.02:07:16.32:!2003.339.02:14:14 2003.339.02:08:39.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.02:13:05.05;"weather-overcast 2003.339.02:14:14.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:14:14.00/disc_pos/184899184088,184898184088, 2003.339.02:14:14.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.02:14:14.04:!2003.339.02:14:14 2003.339.02:14:14.05:preob 2003.339.02:14:15.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:14:16.48/tpi/1u,16174,2u,16204,3u,16183,4u,16181,ia,10010 2003.339.02:14:16.48/tpi/9u,16111,au,15900,bu,16057,cu,15890,du,16248,eu,16180,ib,4964 2003.339.02:14:16.48/tpi/5u,16085,6u,16054,7u,16151,8u,15989,ic,16735 2003.339.02:14:16.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10010 2003.339.02:14:16.66/tpgain/9u,125,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,121,ib,4964 2003.339.02:14:16.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16735 2003.339.02:14:18.89/tpzero/1u,492,2u,320,3u,395,4u,448,ia,272 2003.339.02:14:18.89/tpzero/9u,592,au,545,bu,557,cu,516,du,379,eu,432,ib,283 2003.339.02:14:18.89/tpzero/5u,463,6u,577,7u,370,8u,275,ic,592 2003.339.02:14:21.13/tpical/1u,18135,2u,18141,3u,18526,4u,18467,ia,11411 2003.339.02:14:21.13/tpical/9u,19105,au,19077,bu,18946,cu,18539,du,19769,eu,19268 2003.339.02:14:21.13/tpical/ib,5843 2003.339.02:14:21.13/tpical/5u,18578,6u,18430,7u,18510,8u,18382,ic,19418 2003.339.02:14:21.14/tpdiff/1u,1961,2u,1937,3u,2343,4u,2286,ia,1401 2003.339.02:14:21.14/tpdiff/9u,2994,au,3177,bu,2889,cu,2649,du,3521,eu,3088,ib,879 2003.339.02:14:21.14/tpdiff/5u,2493,6u,2376,7u,2359,8u,2393,ic,2683 2003.339.02:14:21.31/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11411 2003.339.02:14:21.31/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,121,ib,5843 2003.339.02:14:21.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19418 2003.339.02:14:21.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:14:21.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:14:21.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:14:21.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:14:21.90/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,45.1,3u,37.1,4u,37.9,ia,38.2 2003.339.02:14:21.90/tsys/9u,37.3,au,34.8,bu,38.6,cu,41.8,du,32.5,eu,36.7,ib,38.3 2003.339.02:14:21.90/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,35.8,7u,36.8,8u,36.1,ic,33.1 2003.339.02:14:22.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:14:22.35/cable/2.3351E-04 2003.339.02:14:22.35:!2003.339.02:14:24 2003.339.02:14:24.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:14:24.00/disc_pos/185027088384,184898184088, 2003.339.02:14:24.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.02:14:24.01:midob 2003.339.02:14:24.75/tpi/1u,16154,2u,15627,3u,15623,4u,15741,ia,10012 2003.339.02:14:24.75/tpi/9u,16225,au,15679,bu,15719,cu,16010,du,16309,eu,15729,ib,4968 2003.339.02:14:24.75/tpi/5u,15501,6u,16041,7u,15539,8u,15990,ic,16729 2003.339.02:14:24.93/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10012 2003.339.02:14:24.93/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,120,cu,102,du,127,eu,119,ib,4968 2003.339.02:14:24.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16729 2003.339.02:14:25.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:14:25.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:14:25.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:14:25.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:14:25.51/tsys/1u,43.9,2u,45.0,3u,37.1,4u,37.7,ia,38.2 2003.339.02:14:25.51/tsys/9u,37.6,au,35.0,bu,39.1,cu,42.1,du,32.6,eu,36.9,ib,38.4 2003.339.02:14:25.51/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,35.8,7u,36.7,8u,36.1,ic,33.1 2003.339.02:14:26.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:14:26.25/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:14:26.58/cable/2.3359E-04 2003.339.02:14:26.80/gps-fmout/S +7.2E-08 2003.339.02:14:26.81/wx/18.1,887.4,50.1 2003.339.02:14:26.87/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10013,4980,26,1pps 2003.339.02:14:26.92/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16731,110,24,1pps 2003.339.02:14:27.00/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16161,16221,38,1pps 2003.339.02:14:27.08/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16068,15865,33,1pps 2003.339.02:14:27.16/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16216,16071,61,1pps 2003.339.02:14:28.17#antcn#TR $$/339.02:14:28.09 130.1497 50.6850 0.0012 0.0004 2003.339.02:14:28.17#antcn#CO 0.0473 -0.0713 -0.7967 0.0144 2003.339.02:14:29.69/mat/600B0104 2003.339.02:14:30.29/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.02:14:30.29:!2003.339.02:16:20 2003.339.02:14:30.78#setcl#time/184364536,1,2003,339,02,14,31.00,1.563,32.559,26 2003.339.02:14:30.78#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.02:16:20.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.02:16:20.00:disc_end 2003.339.02:16:20.50:disc_pos 2003.339.02:16:20.50/disc_pos/186917968224,184899184088, 2003.339.02:16:20.51:disc_check 2003.339.02:16:20.92/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d02h16m20.433s,4448,0.00250s,40000,6845343260, 2003.339.02:16:20.93:postob_mk5a 2003.339.02:16:20.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 179183 : 177550 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:16:20.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 179177 : 177550 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:16:20.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 179194 : 177552 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:16:20.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 179191 : 177544 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:16:20.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 179188 : 177562 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:16:20.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 179179 : 177546 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:16:20.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 179178 : 177547 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:16:20.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 179181 : 177548 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:16:21.00:scan_name=339-0217a,r4100,98 2003.339.02:16:21.00:source=2149+056,214907.72,053806.8,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.02:16:21.09:setupsx 2003.339.02:16:30.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.02:16:30.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.02:16:30.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 70 ; 2003.339.02:16:30.33:!2003.339.02:17:26 2003.339.02:16:33.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.02:17:26.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:17:26.00/disc_pos/186917968224,186916968224, 2003.339.02:17:26.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.02:17:26.05:!2003.339.02:17:26 2003.339.02:17:26.05:preob 2003.339.02:17:27.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:17:28.47/tpi/1u,16170,2u,16107,3u,16019,4u,16085,ia,9744 2003.339.02:17:28.47/tpi/9u,16275,au,16163,bu,16236,cu,16205,du,16375,eu,16089,ib,4857 2003.339.02:17:28.47/tpi/5u,16196,6u,15950,7u,15666,8u,16021,ic,16259 2003.339.02:17:28.65/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9744 2003.339.02:17:28.65/tpgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,4857 2003.339.02:17:28.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16259 2003.339.02:17:30.88/tpzero/1u,497,2u,321,3u,395,4u,449,ia,270 2003.339.02:17:30.88/tpzero/9u,593,au,548,bu,560,cu,523,du,383,eu,433,ib,282 2003.339.02:17:30.88/tpzero/5u,464,6u,577,7u,366,8u,277,ic,588 2003.339.02:17:33.12/tpical/1u,18186,2u,18089,3u,18370,4u,18409,ia,11130 2003.339.02:17:33.12/tpical/9u,19227,au,19376,bu,19085,cu,18874,du,20029,eu,19174 2003.339.02:17:33.12/tpical/ib,5738 2003.339.02:17:33.12/tpical/5u,18767,6u,18376,7u,18027,8u,18481,ic,18914 2003.339.02:17:33.13/tpdiff/1u,2016,2u,1982,3u,2351,4u,2324,ia,1386 2003.339.02:17:33.13/tpdiff/9u,2952,au,3213,bu,2849,cu,2669,du,3654,eu,3085,ib,881 2003.339.02:17:33.13/tpdiff/5u,2571,6u,2426,7u,2361,8u,2460,ic,2655 2003.339.02:17:33.30/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11130 2003.339.02:17:33.30/tpdiffgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,5738 2003.339.02:17:33.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18914 2003.339.02:17:33.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:17:33.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:17:33.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:17:33.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:17:33.89/tsys/1u,42.8,2u,43.8,3u,36.6,4u,37.0,ia,37.6 2003.339.02:17:33.89/tsys/9u,38.2,au,35.0,bu,39.6,cu,42.3,du,31.5,eu,36.5,ib,37.4 2003.339.02:17:33.89/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,34.9,7u,35.6,8u,35.2,ic,32.5 2003.339.02:17:34.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:17:34.32/cable/2.3440E-04 2003.339.02:17:34.32:!2003.339.02:17:36 2003.339.02:17:36.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:17:36.00/disc_pos/187045830656,186916968224, 2003.339.02:17:36.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.02:17:36.03:midob 2003.339.02:17:36.78/tpi/1u,16174,2u,15534,3u,15459,4u,15707,ia,9745 2003.339.02:17:36.78/tpi/9u,16313,au,15709,bu,15910,cu,15847,du,16601,eu,16069,ib,4859 2003.339.02:17:36.78/tpi/5u,15619,6u,15947,7u,15670,8u,16014,ic,16250 2003.339.02:17:36.96/tpgain/1u,142,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9745 2003.339.02:17:36.96/tpgain/9u,126,au,97,bu,123,cu,103,du,129,eu,122,ib,4859 2003.339.02:17:36.96/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16250 2003.339.02:17:37.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:17:37.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:17:37.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:17:37.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:17:37.55/tsys/1u,42.8,2u,43.7,3u,36.6,4u,37.0,ia,37.6 2003.339.02:17:37.55/tsys/9u,38.3,au,35.4,bu,39.4,cu,42.2,du,31.5,eu,36.5,ib,37.4 2003.339.02:17:37.55/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,34.8,7u,35.7,8u,35.2,ic,32.4 2003.339.02:17:38.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:17:38.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:17:38.61/cable/2.3440E-04 2003.339.02:17:38.80/gps-fmout/S +1.29E-07 2003.339.02:17:41.89/wx/18.0,887.4,50.4 2003.339.02:17:41.94/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9752,4865,26,1pps 2003.339.02:17:41.99/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16284,110,24,1pps 2003.339.02:17:42.07/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16177,16293,38,1pps 2003.339.02:17:42.15/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16174,15975,33,1pps 2003.339.02:17:42.23/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 5.42,lock,16326,16148,61,1pps 2003.339.02:17:43.16#antcn#TR $$/339.02:17:43.08 127.5612 64.9307 0.0012 0.0001 2003.339.02:17:43.16#antcn#CO 0.0346 -0.0517 -0.7967 0.0082 2003.339.02:17:43.65/mat/600B0161 2003.339.02:17:44.21/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.02:17:44.21:!2003.339.02:19:14 2003.339.02:17:44.79#setcl#time/184383937,1,2003,339,02,17,45.00,1.553,32.613,25 2003.339.02:17:44.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.02:19:14.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.02:19:14.00:disc_end 2003.339.02:19:14.48:disc_pos 2003.339.02:19:14.50/disc_pos/188648513360,186917968224, 2003.339.02:19:14.50:disc_check 2003.339.02:19:14.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d02h19m14.422s,2836,0.00250s,40000,1053296476, 2003.339.02:19:14.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.02:19:14.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 180846 : 179190 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:19:14.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 180840 : 179190 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:19:14.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 180857 : 179192 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:19:14.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 180854 : 179184 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:19:14.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 180854 : 179203 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:19:14.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 180842 : 179186 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:19:14.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 180842 : 179187 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:19:14.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 180844 : 179188 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:19:14.98:scan_name=339-0224,r4100,165 2003.339.02:19:14.98:source=1300+580,130047.14,580443.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.02:19:15.10:setupsx 2003.339.02:19:24.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.02:19:24.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.02:19:24.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 71 ; 2003.339.02:19:24.31:!2003.339.02:24:09 2003.339.02:20:42.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.02:24:09.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:24:09.00/disc_pos/188648513360,188647513360, 2003.339.02:24:09.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.02:24:09.05:!2003.339.02:24:09 2003.339.02:24:09.05:preob 2003.339.02:24:10.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:24:11.48/tpi/1u,16196,2u,16247,3u,16287,4u,16155,ia,13230 2003.339.02:24:11.48/tpi/9u,16173,au,16035,bu,16315,cu,16014,du,16369,eu,16135,ib,6574 2003.339.02:24:11.48/tpi/5u,16087,6u,15948,7u,16321,8u,16071,ic,22320 2003.339.02:24:11.66/tpgain/1u,123,2u,102,3u,95,4u,73,ia,13230 2003.339.02:24:11.66/tpgain/9u,108,au,86,bu,106,cu,88,du,111,eu,105,ib,6574 2003.339.02:24:11.66/tpgain/5u,47,6u,68,7u,49,8u,57,ic,22320 2003.339.02:24:13.89/tpzero/1u,467,2u,298,3u,366,4u,429,ia,301 2003.339.02:24:13.89/tpzero/9u,567,au,525,bu,529,cu,496,du,341,eu,412,ib,298 2003.339.02:24:13.89/tpzero/5u,458,6u,564,7u,364,8u,270,ic,639 2003.339.02:24:16.13/tpical/1u,17650,2u,17690,3u,18026,4u,17861,ia,14613 2003.339.02:24:16.13/tpical/9u,18380,au,18376,bu,18457,cu,17974,du,19047,eu,18413 2003.339.02:24:16.13/tpical/ib,7468 2003.339.02:24:16.13/tpical/5u,17944,6u,17725,7u,18047,8u,17871,ic,24985 2003.339.02:24:16.14/tpdiff/1u,1454,2u,1443,3u,1739,4u,1706,ia,1383 2003.339.02:24:16.14/tpdiff/9u,2207,au,2341,bu,2142,cu,1960,du,2678,eu,2278,ib,894 2003.339.02:24:16.14/tpdiff/5u,1857,6u,1777,7u,1726,8u,1800,ic,2665 2003.339.02:24:16.31/tpdiffgain/1u,123,2u,102,3u,95,4u,73,ia,14613 2003.339.02:24:16.31/tpdiffgain/9u,108,au,86,bu,106,cu,88,du,111,eu,105,ib,7468 2003.339.02:24:16.31/tpdiffgain/5u,47,6u,68,7u,49,8u,57,ic,24985 2003.339.02:24:16.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:24:16.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:24:16.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:24:16.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:24:16.90/tsys/1u,59.5,2u,60.8,3u,50.4,4u,50.7,ia,51.4 2003.339.02:24:16.90/tsys/9u,50.9,au,47.7,bu,53.1,cu,57.0,du,43.1,eu,49.7,ib,50.5 2003.339.02:24:16.90/tsys/5u,46.3,6u,47.6,7u,50.8,8u,48.3,ic,44.7 2003.339.02:24:17.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:24:17.37/cable/2.3462E-04 2003.339.02:24:17.37:!2003.339.02:24:19 2003.339.02:24:19.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:24:19.00/disc_pos/188776488960,188647513360, 2003.339.02:24:19.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.02:24:19.03:midob 2003.339.02:24:19.78/tpi/1u,15740,2u,15951,3u,15703,4u,16187,ia,13242 2003.339.02:24:19.78/tpi/9u,15893,au,16043,bu,15756,cu,16052,du,15839,eu,15834,ib,6574 2003.339.02:24:19.78/tpi/5u,16115,6u,15965,7u,15654,8u,16131,ic,22349 2003.339.02:24:19.96/tpgain/1u,121,2u,101,3u,93,4u,73,ia,13242 2003.339.02:24:19.96/tpgain/9u,107,au,86,bu,104,cu,88,du,109,eu,104,ib,6574 2003.339.02:24:19.96/tpgain/5u,47,6u,68,7u,48,8u,57,ic,22349 2003.339.02:24:20.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:24:20.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:24:20.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:24:20.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:24:20.55/tsys/1u,59.8,2u,60.9,3u,50.7,4u,50.8,ia,51.5 2003.339.02:24:20.55/tsys/9u,51.0,au,47.7,bu,53.2,cu,57.1,du,43.2,eu,49.7,ib,50.5 2003.339.02:24:20.55/tsys/5u,46.4,6u,47.7,7u,50.8,8u,48.5,ic,44.8 2003.339.02:24:21.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:24:21.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:24:21.57/cable/2.3469E-04 2003.339.02:24:21.79/gps-fmout/S +1.31E-07 2003.339.02:24:22.68/wx/17.7,887.4,51.0 2003.339.02:24:22.73/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,13242,6578,26,1pps 2003.339.02:24:22.78/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,22349,110,24,1pps 2003.339.02:24:22.86/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.91,lock,15970,16453,38,1pps 2003.339.02:24:22.94/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.72, -2.18,lock,16114,16277,33,1pps 2003.339.02:24:23.02/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.42, 4.01,lock,15912,16050,61,1pps 2003.339.02:24:24.17#antcn#TR $$/339.02:24:24.09 330.7343 6.7424 0.0007 -0.0002 2003.339.02:24:24.17#antcn#CO 0.0553 -0.0903 -0.7967 0.1409 2003.339.02:24:24.41/mat/600B0092 2003.339.02:24:24.97/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.02:24:24.97:!2003.339.02:27:04 2003.339.02:24:25.79#setcl#time/184424036,1,2003,339,02,24,26.00,1.555,32.724,25 2003.339.02:24:25.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.02:27:04.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.02:27:04.00:disc_end 2003.339.02:27:04.49:disc_pos 2003.339.02:27:04.51/disc_pos/191451306920,188648513360, 2003.339.02:27:04.51:disc_check 2003.339.02:27:04.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d02h27m04.435s,26680,0.00250s,40000,4717382596, 2003.339.02:27:04.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.02:27:04.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 183532 : 181852 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:27:04.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 183526 : 181853 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:27:04.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 183543 : 181854 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:27:04.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 183540 : 181847 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:27:04.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 183540 : 181865 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:27:04.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 183529 : 181850 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:27:04.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 183530 : 181849 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:27:04.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 183530 : 181851 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:27:04.99:scan_name=339-0229,r4100,98 2003.339.02:27:05.00:source=0059+581,005943.47,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.02:27:05.08:setupsx 2003.339.02:27:14.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.02:27:14.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.02:27:14.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 72 ; 2003.339.02:27:14.32:!2003.339.02:29:17 2003.339.02:27:42.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.02:29:17.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:29:17.00/disc_pos/191451306920,191450306920, 2003.339.02:29:17.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.02:29:17.05:!2003.339.02:29:17 2003.339.02:29:17.05:preob 2003.339.02:29:18.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:29:19.48/tpi/1u,16301,2u,16125,3u,16121,4u,16148,ia,9976 2003.339.02:29:19.48/tpi/9u,16157,au,16147,bu,15861,cu,16030,du,16306,eu,15965,ib,5251 2003.339.02:29:19.48/tpi/5u,16001,6u,16288,7u,16126,8u,15962,ic,16663 2003.339.02:29:19.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9976 2003.339.02:29:19.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,120,cu,101,du,126,eu,119,ib,5251 2003.339.02:29:19.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16663 2003.339.02:29:21.89/tpzero/1u,496,2u,320,3u,393,4u,447,ia,272 2003.339.02:29:21.89/tpzero/9u,591,au,547,bu,551,cu,516,du,378,eu,428,ib,286 2003.339.02:29:21.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,583,7u,370,8u,273,ic,591 2003.339.02:29:24.13/tpical/1u,18217,2u,17963,3u,18357,4u,18334,ia,11325 2003.339.02:29:24.13/tpical/9u,18998,au,19206,bu,18590,cu,18509,du,19715,eu,18843 2003.339.02:29:24.13/tpical/ib,6108 2003.339.02:29:24.13/tpical/5u,18440,6u,18650,7u,18408,8u,18274,ic,19245 2003.339.02:29:24.14/tpdiff/1u,1916,2u,1838,3u,2236,4u,2186,ia,1349 2003.339.02:29:24.14/tpdiff/9u,2841,au,3059,bu,2729,cu,2479,du,3409,eu,2878,ib,857 2003.339.02:29:24.14/tpdiff/5u,2439,6u,2362,7u,2282,8u,2312,ic,2582 2003.339.02:29:24.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11325 2003.339.02:29:24.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,120,cu,101,du,126,eu,119,ib,6108 2003.339.02:29:24.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19245 2003.339.02:29:24.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:29:24.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:29:24.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:29:24.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:29:24.90/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,47.3,3u,38.7,4u,39.5,ia,39.6 2003.339.02:29:24.90/tsys/9u,39.4,au,36.7,bu,40.4,cu,45.1,du,33.6,eu,38.9,ib,41.7 2003.339.02:29:24.90/tsys/5u,35.0,6u,36.6,7u,38.0,8u,37.3,ic,34.2 2003.339.02:29:25.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:29:25.41/cable/2.3337E-04 2003.339.02:29:25.41:!2003.339.02:29:27 2003.339.02:29:27.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:29:27.00/disc_pos/191579267072,191450306920, 2003.339.02:29:27.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.02:29:27.02:midob 2003.339.02:29:27.75/tpi/1u,16086,2u,15812,3u,15596,4u,15690,ia,9983 2003.339.02:29:27.75/tpi/9u,16154,au,15840,bu,15630,cu,15738,du,16056,eu,15686,ib,5245 2003.339.02:29:27.75/tpi/5u,15443,6u,15926,7u,15513,8u,15980,ic,16679 2003.339.02:29:27.93/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9983 2003.339.02:29:27.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,125,eu,118,ib,5245 2003.339.02:29:27.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16679 2003.339.02:29:28.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:29:28.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:29:28.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:29:28.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:29:28.51/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,47.2,3u,38.9,4u,39.3,ia,39.6 2003.339.02:29:28.51/tsys/9u,39.4,au,36.8,bu,40.5,cu,45.1,du,33.7,eu,38.8,ib,41.7 2003.339.02:29:28.51/tsys/5u,35.1,6u,36.7,7u,37.9,8u,37.4,ic,34.3 2003.339.02:29:29.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:29:29.30/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:29:29.66/cable/2.3337E-04 2003.339.02:29:29.80/gps-fmout/S +1.37E-07 2003.339.02:29:32.48/wx/17.5,887.5,51.3 2003.339.02:29:32.53/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9990,5245,26,1pps 2003.339.02:29:32.58/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16690,110,24,1pps 2003.339.02:29:32.66/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.12,lock,16330,16181,38,1pps 2003.339.02:29:32.74/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16035,15839,33,1pps 2003.339.02:29:32.82/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16146,16061,61,1pps 2003.339.02:29:33.17#antcn#TR $$/339.02:29:33.09 33.9203 31.9169 -0.0001 0.0003 2003.339.02:29:33.17#antcn#CO 0.0565 -0.0747 -0.7967 0.0281 2003.339.02:29:33.80/mat/600B0137 2003.339.02:29:34.34/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.02:29:34.34:!2003.339.02:31:05 2003.339.02:29:34.77#setcl#time/184454933,1,2003,339,02,29,35.00,1.573,32.810,27 2003.339.02:29:34.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.02:31:05.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.02:31:05.00:disc_end 2003.339.02:31:05.48:disc_pos 2003.339.02:31:05.49/disc_pos/193181950408,191451306920, 2003.339.02:31:05.50:disc_check 2003.339.02:31:05.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d02h31m05.420s,268,0.00250s,40000,2125142924, 2003.339.02:31:05.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.02:31:05.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 185196 : 183492 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:31:05.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 185189 : 183493 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:31:05.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 185208 : 183495 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:31:05.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 185203 : 183487 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:31:05.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 185203 : 183506 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:31:05.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 185192 : 183490 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:31:05.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 185193 : 183489 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:31:05.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 185195 : 183491 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:31:05.97:scan_name=339-0232,r4100,98 2003.339.02:31:05.98:source=1739+522,173929.05,521310.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.02:31:06.10:setupsx 2003.339.02:31:15.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.02:31:15.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.02:31:15.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 73 ; 2003.339.02:31:15.32:!2003.339.02:32:19 2003.339.02:31:49.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.02:32:19.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:32:19.01/disc_pos/193181950408,193180950408, 2003.339.02:32:19.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.02:32:19.05:!2003.339.02:32:19 2003.339.02:32:19.06:preob 2003.339.02:32:20.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:32:21.48/tpi/1u,16197,2u,16307,3u,16261,4u,16023,ia,9892 2003.339.02:32:21.48/tpi/9u,16148,au,16219,bu,16251,cu,16266,du,16322,eu,16567,ib,5277 2003.339.02:32:21.48/tpi/5u,15873,6u,16169,7u,16049,8u,16337,ic,16524 2003.339.02:32:21.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,84,ia,9892 2003.339.02:32:21.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,120,ib,5277 2003.339.02:32:21.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16524 2003.339.02:32:23.89/tpzero/1u,495,2u,322,3u,397,4u,447,ia,272 2003.339.02:32:23.89/tpzero/9u,591,au,550,bu,555,cu,515,du,373,eu,433,ib,286 2003.339.02:32:23.89/tpzero/5u,460,6u,581,7u,368,8u,279,ic,590 2003.339.02:32:26.13/tpical/1u,18123,2u,18222,3u,18583,4u,18262,ia,11267 2003.339.02:32:26.13/tpical/9u,19083,au,19324,bu,18896,cu,18600,du,19544,eu,19317 2003.339.02:32:26.13/tpical/ib,6135 2003.339.02:32:26.13/tpical/5u,18323,6u,18583,7u,18327,8u,18727,ic,19142 2003.339.02:32:26.14/tpdiff/1u,1926,2u,1915,3u,2322,4u,2239,ia,1375 2003.339.02:32:26.14/tpdiff/9u,2935,au,3105,bu,2645,cu,2334,du,3222,eu,2750,ib,858 2003.339.02:32:26.14/tpdiff/5u,2450,6u,2414,7u,2278,8u,2390,ic,2618 2003.339.02:32:26.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,84,ia,11267 2003.339.02:32:26.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,120,ib,6135 2003.339.02:32:26.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19142 2003.339.02:32:26.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:32:26.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:32:26.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:32:26.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:32:26.90/tsys/1u,44.8,2u,45.9,3u,37.6,4u,38.3,ia,38.5 2003.339.02:32:26.90/tsys/9u,38.2,au,36.3,bu,42.7,cu,48.6,du,35.6,eu,42.2,ib,41.9 2003.339.02:32:26.90/tsys/5u,34.6,6u,35.5,7u,37.9,8u,37.0,ic,33.5 2003.339.02:32:27.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:32:27.35/cable/2.3307E-04 2003.339.02:32:27.35:!2003.339.02:32:29 2003.339.02:32:29.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:32:29.00/disc_pos/193309872128,193180950408, 2003.339.02:32:29.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.02:32:29.02:midob 2003.339.02:32:29.75/tpi/1u,16197,2u,15730,3u,15469,4u,15597,ia,9913 2003.339.02:32:29.75/tpi/9u,16217,au,15914,bu,15668,cu,15804,du,16139,eu,15772,ib,5253 2003.339.02:32:29.75/tpi/5u,15889,6u,15833,7u,15422,8u,15867,ic,16545 2003.339.02:32:29.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9913 2003.339.02:32:29.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,125,eu,118,ib,5253 2003.339.02:32:29.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16545 2003.339.02:32:30.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:32:30.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:32:30.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:32:30.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:32:30.51/tsys/1u,44.8,2u,45.8,3u,37.8,4u,38.1,ia,38.6 2003.339.02:32:30.51/tsys/9u,38.3,au,36.4,bu,42.6,cu,48.1,du,35.2,eu,41.6,ib,41.7 2003.339.02:32:30.51/tsys/5u,34.6,6u,35.7,7u,37.7,8u,37.0,ic,33.5 2003.339.02:32:31.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:32:31.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:32:31.64/cable/2.3307E-04 2003.339.02:32:31.80/gps-fmout/S +1.51E-07 2003.339.02:32:31.81/wx/17.5,887.5,51.3 2003.339.02:32:31.87/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9908,5250,26,1pps 2003.339.02:32:31.92/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16547,110,24,1pps 2003.339.02:32:32.00/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16196,16293,38,1pps 2003.339.02:32:32.08/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15891,15693,33,1pps 2003.339.02:32:32.16/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16193,15771,61,1pps 2003.339.02:32:33.16#antcn#TR $$/339.02:32:33.08 322.1338 43.3057 0.0001 -0.0000 2003.339.02:32:33.16#antcn#CO 0.0396 -0.0547 -0.7967 0.0186 2003.339.02:32:33.34/mat/600B0055 2003.339.02:32:33.88/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.02:32:33.88:!2003.339.02:34:07 2003.339.02:32:34.79#setcl#time/184472935,1,2003,339,02,32,35.00,1.556,32.860,25 2003.339.02:32:34.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.02:34:07.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.02:34:07.00:disc_end 2003.339.02:34:07.49:disc_pos 2003.339.02:34:07.50/disc_pos/194912716136,193181950408, 2003.339.02:34:07.50:disc_check 2003.339.02:34:07.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d02h34m07.433s,26052,0.00250s,40000,1181408488, 2003.339.02:34:07.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.02:34:07.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 186859 : 185132 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:34:07.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 186853 : 185133 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:34:07.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 186871 : 185135 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:34:07.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 186868 : 185128 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:34:07.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 186868 : 185146 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:34:07.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 186856 : 185130 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:34:07.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 186857 : 185129 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:34:07.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 186859 : 185131 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:34:07.99:scan_name=339-0236,r4100,774 2003.339.02:34:07.99:source=2126-158,212626.80,-155150.4,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.02:34:08.09:setupsx 2003.339.02:34:17.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.02:34:17.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.02:34:17.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 74 ; 2003.339.02:34:17.34:!2003.339.02:36:03 2003.339.02:35:57.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.02:36:03.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:36:03.00/disc_pos/194912716136,194911716136, 2003.339.02:36:03.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.02:36:03.05:!2003.339.02:36:03 2003.339.02:36:03.05:preob 2003.339.02:36:04.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:36:05.47/tpi/1u,16171,2u,16275,3u,16238,4u,16334,ia,9879 2003.339.02:36:05.47/tpi/9u,15940,au,16083,bu,16096,cu,16020,du,16314,eu,16133,ib,5011 2003.339.02:36:05.47/tpi/5u,15813,6u,16183,7u,15897,8u,16244,ic,16490 2003.339.02:36:05.65/tpgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9879 2003.339.02:36:05.65/tpgain/9u,121,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5011 2003.339.02:36:05.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16490 2003.339.02:36:07.88/tpzero/1u,495,2u,323,3u,398,4u,451,ia,271 2003.339.02:36:07.88/tpzero/9u,584,au,547,bu,557,cu,517,du,380,eu,432,ib,284 2003.339.02:36:07.88/tpzero/5u,459,6u,581,7u,367,8u,278,ic,591 2003.339.02:36:10.12/tpical/1u,18152,2u,18232,3u,18607,4u,18656,ia,11270 2003.339.02:36:10.12/tpical/9u,18751,au,19268,bu,18998,cu,18643,du,19878,eu,19108 2003.339.02:36:10.12/tpical/ib,5903 2003.339.02:36:10.12/tpical/5u,18342,6u,18618,7u,18263,8u,18670,ic,19156 2003.339.02:36:10.13/tpdiff/1u,1981,2u,1957,3u,2369,4u,2322,ia,1391 2003.339.02:36:10.13/tpdiff/9u,2811,au,3185,bu,2902,cu,2623,du,3564,eu,2975,ib,892 2003.339.02:36:10.13/tpdiff/5u,2529,6u,2435,7u,2366,8u,2426,ic,2666 2003.339.02:36:10.30/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11270 2003.339.02:36:10.30/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5903 2003.339.02:36:10.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19156 2003.339.02:36:10.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:36:10.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:36:10.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:36:10.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:36:10.89/tsys/1u,43.5,2u,44.8,3u,36.8,4u,37.6,ia,38.0 2003.339.02:36:10.89/tsys/9u,39.3,au,35.1,bu,38.6,cu,42.6,du,32.2,eu,38.0,ib,38.2 2003.339.02:36:10.89/tsys/5u,33.4,6u,35.2,7u,36.1,8u,36.2,ic,32.8 2003.339.02:36:11.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:36:11.34/cable/2.3396E-04 2003.339.02:36:11.34:!2003.339.02:36:13 2003.339.02:36:13.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:36:13.00/disc_pos/195040612352,194911716136, 2003.339.02:36:13.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.02:36:13.01:midob 2003.339.02:36:13.75/tpi/1u,16158,2u,15697,3u,15447,4u,15963,ia,9884 2003.339.02:36:13.75/tpi/9u,15581,au,15875,bu,15729,cu,15790,du,15888,eu,16352,ib,5019 2003.339.02:36:13.75/tpi/5u,15834,6u,15828,7u,15917,8u,16245,ic,16492 2003.339.02:36:13.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9884 2003.339.02:36:13.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,121,ib,5019 2003.339.02:36:13.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16492 2003.339.02:36:14.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:36:14.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:36:14.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:36:14.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:36:14.51/tsys/1u,43.5,2u,44.8,3u,37.0,4u,37.6,ia,38.0 2003.339.02:36:14.51/tsys/9u,39.8,au,35.4,bu,39.0,cu,42.8,du,32.4,eu,37.9,ib,38.2 2003.339.02:36:14.51/tsys/5u,33.4,6u,35.4,7u,36.1,8u,36.2,ic,32.8 2003.339.02:36:15.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:36:15.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:36:15.63/cable/2.3396E-04 2003.339.02:36:15.79/gps-fmout/S +1.14E-07 2003.339.02:36:15.80/wx/17.4,887.5,50.2 2003.339.02:36:15.86/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9879,5066,26,1pps 2003.339.02:36:15.91/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16483,110,24,1pps 2003.339.02:36:15.99/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16177,16217,38,1pps 2003.339.02:36:16.07/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15850,15660,33,1pps 2003.339.02:36:16.15/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 5.20,lock,15902,15948,61,1pps 2003.339.02:36:17.17#antcn#TR $$/339.02:36:17.09 165.4400 51.0664 0.0005 0.0001 2003.339.02:36:17.17#antcn#CO 0.0368 -0.0717 -0.7967 0.0142 2003.339.02:36:17.77/mat/600B0143 2003.339.02:36:18.31/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.02:36:18.32:!2003.339.02:49:07 2003.339.02:36:18.76#setcl#time/184495332,1,2003,339,02,36,19.00,1.575,32.922,28 2003.339.02:36:18.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.02:49:07.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.02:49:07.01:disc_end 2003.339.02:49:07.49:disc_pos 2003.339.02:49:07.50/disc_pos/207459524072,194912716136, 2003.339.02:49:07.52:disc_check 2003.339.02:49:07.92/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d02h49m07.442s,37220,0.00250s,40000,1853340896, 2003.339.02:49:07.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.02:49:07.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 198839 : 197088 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:49:07.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 198833 : 197089 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:49:07.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 198851 : 197091 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:49:08.01/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 198848 : 197084 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:49:08.02/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 198848 : 197102 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:49:08.02/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 198837 : 197087 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:49:08.03/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 198837 : 197085 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:49:08.04/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 198841 : 197087 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:49:08.06:scan_name=339-0250,r4100,98 2003.339.02:49:08.06:source=1741-038,174120.64,-034848.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.02:49:09.10:setupsx 2003.339.02:49:18.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.02:49:18.32/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.02:49:18.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 75 ; 2003.339.02:49:18.34:!2003.339.02:50:08 2003.339.02:49:22.10#trakl#Antenna stuck 2003.339.02:49:23.10#trakl#Antenna moving 2003.339.02:49:54.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.02:50:08.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:50:08.00/disc_pos/207459524072,207458524072, 2003.339.02:50:08.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.02:50:08.05:!2003.339.02:50:08 2003.339.02:50:08.05:preob 2003.339.02:50:09.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:50:10.48/tpi/1u,16221,2u,16017,3u,16073,4u,16067,ia,9937 2003.339.02:50:10.48/tpi/9u,16031,au,15904,bu,16084,cu,16078,du,16345,eu,16031,ib,5089 2003.339.02:50:10.48/tpi/5u,15917,6u,16154,7u,16102,8u,15996,ic,16604 2003.339.02:50:10.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9937 2003.339.02:50:10.66/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,126,eu,119,ib,5089 2003.339.02:50:10.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16604 2003.339.02:50:12.89/tpzero/1u,496,2u,318,3u,394,4u,447,ia,272 2003.339.02:50:12.89/tpzero/9u,590,au,544,bu,553,cu,517,du,378,eu,429,ib,284 2003.339.02:50:12.89/tpzero/5u,461,6u,581,7u,368,8u,274,ic,591 2003.339.02:50:15.13/tpical/1u,18136,2u,17881,3u,18311,4u,18252,ia,11274 2003.339.02:50:15.13/tpical/9u,18820,au,18915,bu,18759,cu,18571,du,19769,eu,18904 2003.339.02:50:15.13/tpical/ib,5956 2003.339.02:50:15.13/tpical/5u,18368,6u,18518,7u,18356,8u,18283,ic,19168 2003.339.02:50:15.14/tpdiff/1u,1915,2u,1864,3u,2238,4u,2185,ia,1337 2003.339.02:50:15.14/tpdiff/9u,2789,au,3011,bu,2675,cu,2493,du,3424,eu,2873,ib,867 2003.339.02:50:15.14/tpdiff/5u,2451,6u,2364,7u,2254,8u,2287,ic,2564 2003.339.02:50:15.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11274 2003.339.02:50:15.31/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,126,eu,119,ib,5956 2003.339.02:50:15.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19168 2003.339.02:50:15.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:50:15.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:50:15.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:50:15.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:50:15.90/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.3,3u,38.5,4u,39.3,ia,39.8 2003.339.02:50:15.90/tsys/9u,39.9,au,36.7,bu,41.8,cu,44.9,du,33.6,eu,39.1,ib,39.9 2003.339.02:50:15.90/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,36.2,7u,38.4,8u,37.8,ic,34.3 2003.339.02:50:16.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:50:16.36/cable/2.3159E-04 2003.339.02:50:16.36:!2003.339.02:50:18 2003.339.02:50:18.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:50:18.00/disc_pos/207587438592,207458524072, 2003.339.02:50:18.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.02:50:18.02:midob 2003.339.02:50:18.75/tpi/1u,16231,2u,15708,3u,15516,4u,15629,ia,9932 2003.339.02:50:18.75/tpi/9u,16327,au,15924,bu,15831,cu,15785,du,16126,eu,15781,ib,5089 2003.339.02:50:18.75/tpi/5u,15951,6u,15790,7u,15456,8u,15995,ic,16601 2003.339.02:50:18.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9932 2003.339.02:50:18.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,125,eu,118,ib,5089 2003.339.02:50:18.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16601 2003.339.02:50:19.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:50:19.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:50:19.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:50:19.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:50:19.51/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.2,3u,38.6,4u,39.2,ia,39.7 2003.339.02:50:19.51/tsys/9u,39.9,au,36.8,bu,41.8,cu,45.0,du,33.7,eu,39.1,ib,39.9 2003.339.02:50:19.51/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,36.3,7u,38.2,8u,37.8,ic,34.3 2003.339.02:50:20.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:50:20.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:50:20.62/cable/2.3159E-04 2003.339.02:50:20.80/gps-fmout/S +1.30E-07 2003.339.02:50:22.24/wx/17.2,887.6,51.2 2003.339.02:50:22.29/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9931,5089,26,1pps 2003.339.02:50:22.34/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16593,110,24,1pps 2003.339.02:50:22.42/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16236,16297,38,1pps 2003.339.02:50:22.50/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15943,15760,33,1pps 2003.339.02:50:22.58/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16352,16132,61,1pps 2003.339.02:50:23.17#antcn#TR $$/339.02:50:23.08 248.6183 34.2793 0.0009 0.0001 2003.339.02:50:23.17#antcn#CO 0.0390 -0.0826 -0.7967 0.0257 2003.339.02:50:24.17/mat/600B0086 2003.339.02:50:24.72/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.02:50:24.73:!2003.339.02:51:56 2003.339.02:50:25.77#setcl#time/184580031,1,2003,339,02,50,26.00,1.571,33.158,27 2003.339.02:50:25.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.02:51:56.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.02:51:56.01:disc_end 2003.339.02:51:56.50:disc_pos 2003.339.02:51:56.52/disc_pos/209190444080,207459524072, 2003.339.02:51:56.52:disc_check 2003.339.02:51:56.92/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d02h51m56.440s,3856,0.00250s,40000,973073356, 2003.339.02:51:56.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.02:51:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 200503 : 198728 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:51:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 200497 : 198729 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:51:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 200515 : 198731 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:51:56.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 200513 : 198725 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:51:56.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 200512 : 198742 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:51:56.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 200500 : 198728 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:51:57.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 200501 : 198725 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:51:57.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 200506 : 198727 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:51:57.02:scan_name=339-0253,r4100,287 2003.339.02:51:57.02:source=0014+813,001404.48,811828.2,1950.0,cw 2003.339.02:51:58.09:setupsx 2003.339.02:52:07.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.02:52:07.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.02:52:07.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 76 ; 2003.339.02:52:07.33:!2003.339.02:53:35 2003.339.02:53:04.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.02:53:35.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:53:35.01/disc_pos/209190444080,209189444080, 2003.339.02:53:35.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.02:53:35.05:!2003.339.02:53:35 2003.339.02:53:35.05:preob 2003.339.02:53:36.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:53:37.47/tpi/1u,16202,2u,16116,3u,16182,4u,16316,ia,10370 2003.339.02:53:37.47/tpi/9u,16266,au,16088,bu,16271,cu,16281,du,16239,eu,16124,ib,5538 2003.339.02:53:37.47/tpi/5u,16057,6u,16156,7u,16141,8u,16197,ic,17348 2003.339.02:53:37.65/tpgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10370 2003.339.02:53:37.65/tpgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,5538 2003.339.02:53:37.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17348 2003.339.02:53:39.88/tpzero/1u,492,2u,316,3u,391,4u,448,ia,276 2003.339.02:53:39.88/tpzero/9u,590,au,545,bu,554,cu,517,du,370,eu,428,ib,288 2003.339.02:53:39.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,578,7u,368,8u,275,ic,598 2003.339.02:53:42.12/tpical/1u,18082,2u,17944,3u,18422,4u,18529,ia,11748 2003.339.02:53:42.12/tpical/9u,19066,au,19103,bu,18933,cu,18796,du,19583,eu,19042 2003.339.02:53:42.12/tpical/ib,6370 2003.339.02:53:42.12/tpical/5u,18440,6u,18475,7u,18380,8u,18454,ic,19990 2003.339.02:53:42.13/tpdiff/1u,1880,2u,1828,3u,2240,4u,2213,ia,1378 2003.339.02:53:42.13/tpdiff/9u,2800,au,3015,bu,2662,cu,2515,du,3344,eu,2918,ib,832 2003.339.02:53:42.13/tpdiff/5u,2383,6u,2319,7u,2239,8u,2257,ic,2642 2003.339.02:53:42.30/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11748 2003.339.02:53:42.30/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,6370 2003.339.02:53:42.30/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19990 2003.339.02:53:42.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:53:42.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:53:42.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:53:42.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:53:42.89/tsys/1u,46.0,2u,47.5,3u,38.8,4u,39.4,ia,40.3 2003.339.02:53:42.89/tsys/9u,40.3,au,37.1,bu,42.5,cu,45.1,du,34.2,eu,38.7,ib,45.4 2003.339.02:53:42.89/tsys/5u,36.0,6u,36.9,7u,38.7,8u,38.8,ic,34.9 2003.339.02:53:43.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:53:43.39/cable/2.3107E-04 2003.339.02:53:43.39:!2003.339.02:53:45 2003.339.02:53:45.00:disc_pos 2003.339.02:53:45.00/disc_pos/209318342656,209189444080, 2003.339.02:53:45.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.02:53:45.01:midob 2003.339.02:53:45.75/tpi/1u,16192,2u,15813,3u,15626,4u,15910,ia,10354 2003.339.02:53:45.75/tpi/9u,15764,au,15745,bu,15735,cu,15911,du,15989,eu,15890,ib,5534 2003.339.02:53:45.75/tpi/5u,16035,6u,15744,7u,15545,8u,16161,ic,17317 2003.339.02:53:45.93/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10354 2003.339.02:53:45.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,5534 2003.339.02:53:45.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17317 2003.339.02:53:46.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.02:53:46.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.02:53:46.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.02:53:46.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.02:53:46.51/tsys/1u,45.9,2u,47.5,3u,38.9,4u,39.4,ia,40.2 2003.339.02:53:46.51/tsys/9u,40.4,au,37.1,bu,42.5,cu,45.0,du,34.2,eu,38.8,ib,45.4 2003.339.02:53:46.51/tsys/5u,35.9,6u,37.0,7u,38.7,8u,38.7,ic,34.8 2003.339.02:53:47.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.02:53:47.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.02:53:47.59/cable/2.3114E-04 2003.339.02:53:47.80/gps-fmout/S +1.02E-07 2003.339.02:53:47.81/wx/17.1,887.5,50.9 2003.339.02:53:47.87/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10351,5512,26,1pps 2003.339.02:53:47.92/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17311,111,24,1pps 2003.339.02:53:48.00/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 7.00,lock,16183,16293,38,1pps 2003.339.02:53:48.08/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16030,15882,33,1pps 2003.339.02:53:48.16/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15985,16019,61,1pps 2003.339.02:53:49.16#antcn#TR $$/339.02:53:49.08 6.9811 27.6501 0.0006 0.0002 2003.339.02:53:49.16#antcn#CO 0.0543 -0.0734 -0.7967 0.0334 2003.339.02:53:49.36/mat/600B0216 2003.339.02:53:49.94/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.02:53:49.94:!2003.339.02:58:32 2003.339.02:53:50.79#setcl#time/184600533,1,2003,339,02,53,51.00,1.554,33.215,25 2003.339.02:53:50.79#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.02:58:32.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.02:58:32.00:disc_end 2003.339.02:58:32.49:disc_pos 2003.339.02:58:32.49/disc_pos/213945243984,209190444080, 2003.339.02:58:32.50:disc_check 2003.339.02:58:32.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d02h58m32.438s,14584,0.00250s,40000,1581149368, 2003.339.02:58:32.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.02:58:32.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 205051 : 203252 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:58:32.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 205045 : 203253 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:58:32.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 205063 : 203255 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:58:32.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 205061 : 203249 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:58:32.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 205060 : 203266 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:58:32.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 205051 : 203253 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:58:32.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 205049 : 203249 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:58:32.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 205054 : 203252 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.02:58:32.99:scan_name=339-0310,r4100,98 2003.339.02:58:32.99:source=3c371,180718.63,694857.2,1950.0,cw 2003.339.02:58:33.09:setupsx 2003.339.02:58:42.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.02:58:42.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.02:58:42.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 77 ; 2003.339.02:58:42.32:!2003.339.03:10:31 2003.339.02:58:53.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.03:06:07.80;"weather-mostly clear 2003.339.03:10:31.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:10:31.00/disc_pos/213945243984,213944243984, 2003.339.03:10:31.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.03:10:31.04:!2003.339.03:10:31 2003.339.03:10:31.05:preob 2003.339.03:10:32.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:10:33.48/tpi/1u,16371,2u,16080,3u,16127,4u,15989,ia,10151 2003.339.03:10:33.48/tpi/9u,16012,au,15991,bu,15973,cu,16008,du,16118,eu,16012,ib,5098 2003.339.03:10:33.48/tpi/5u,15685,6u,16223,7u,15694,8u,16279,ic,16929 2003.339.03:10:33.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10151 2003.339.03:10:33.66/tpgain/9u,123,au,97,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5098 2003.339.03:10:33.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16929 2003.339.03:10:35.89/tpzero/1u,496,2u,316,3u,392,4u,445,ia,273 2003.339.03:10:35.89/tpzero/9u,586,au,544,bu,551,cu,516,du,373,eu,429,ib,285 2003.339.03:10:35.89/tpzero/5u,458,6u,579,7u,365,8u,278,ic,594 2003.339.03:10:38.13/tpical/1u,18327,2u,17928,3u,18403,4u,18194,ia,11539 2003.339.03:10:38.13/tpical/9u,18779,au,18935,bu,18634,cu,18502,du,19503,eu,18905 2003.339.03:10:38.13/tpical/ib,5972 2003.339.03:10:38.13/tpical/5u,18099,6u,18591,7u,17951,8u,18649,ic,19579 2003.339.03:10:38.15/tpdiff/1u,1956,2u,1848,3u,2276,4u,2205,ia,1388 2003.339.03:10:38.15/tpdiff/9u,2767,au,2944,bu,2661,cu,2494,du,3385,eu,2893,ib,874 2003.339.03:10:38.15/tpdiff/5u,2414,6u,2368,7u,2257,8u,2370,ic,2650 2003.339.03:10:38.32/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11539 2003.339.03:10:38.32/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,97,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5972 2003.339.03:10:38.32/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19579 2003.339.03:10:38.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:10:38.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:10:38.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:10:38.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:10:38.91/tsys/1u,44.6,2u,46.9,3u,38.0,4u,38.8,ia,39.1 2003.339.03:10:38.91/tsys/9u,40.1,au,37.8,bu,41.7,cu,44.7,du,33.5,eu,38.8,ib,39.6 2003.339.03:10:38.91/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,36.3,7u,37.4,8u,37.1,ic,33.9 2003.339.03:10:39.06/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.339.03:10:39.42/cable/2.3351E-04 2003.339.03:10:39.42:!2003.339.03:10:41 2003.339.03:10:41.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:10:41.00/disc_pos/214073135104,213944243984, 2003.339.03:10:41.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.03:10:41.01:midob 2003.339.03:10:41.75/tpi/1u,16096,2u,15781,3u,15579,4u,15969,ia,10158 2003.339.03:10:41.75/tpi/9u,16263,au,15678,bu,15660,cu,16024,du,16089,eu,15739,ib,5097 2003.339.03:10:41.75/tpi/5u,15692,6u,15853,7u,15704,8u,16296,ic,16939 2003.339.03:10:41.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10158 2003.339.03:10:41.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,96,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5097 2003.339.03:10:41.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16939 2003.339.03:10:42.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:10:42.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:10:42.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:10:42.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:10:42.51/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,46.9,3u,38.1,4u,38.7,ia,39.2 2003.339.03:10:42.51/tsys/9u,40.1,au,37.8,bu,41.6,cu,44.8,du,33.4,eu,38.8,ib,39.6 2003.339.03:10:42.51/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,36.4,7u,37.4,8u,37.2,ic,33.9 2003.339.03:10:43.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:10:43.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.339.03:10:43.64/cable/2.3359E-04 2003.339.03:10:43.80/gps-fmout/S +1.49E-07 2003.339.03:10:43.81/wx/17.1,887.5,52.1 2003.339.03:10:43.87/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10161,5096,26,1pps 2003.339.03:10:43.92/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16942,110,24,1pps 2003.339.03:10:44.00/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.06,lock,16373,16234,38,1pps 2003.339.03:10:44.08/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.05,lock,15715,16106,33,1pps 2003.339.03:10:44.16/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16237,16114,61,1pps 2003.339.03:10:45.17#antcn#TR $$/339.03:10:45.09 341.5031 33.9856 -0.0003 0.0001 2003.339.03:10:45.17#antcn#CO 0.0488 -0.0644 -0.7967 0.0260 2003.339.03:10:45.68/mat/600B0146 2003.339.03:10:46.22/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.03:10:46.22:!2003.339.03:12:19 2003.339.03:10:46.77#setcl#time/184702129,1,2003,339,03,10,47.00,1.569,33.497,27 2003.339.03:10:46.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.03:12:19.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.03:12:19.00:disc_end 2003.339.03:12:19.48:disc_pos 2003.339.03:12:19.49/disc_pos/215675818952,213945243984, 2003.339.03:12:19.49:disc_check 2003.339.03:12:19.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d03h12m19.433s,23900,0.00250s,40000,11501335716, 2003.339.03:12:19.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.03:12:19.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 206716 : 204893 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:12:19.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 206708 : 204893 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:12:19.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 206727 : 204895 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:12:19.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 206724 : 204889 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:12:19.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 206723 : 204906 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:12:19.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 206714 : 204893 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:12:19.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 206712 : 204889 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:12:19.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 206719 : 204892 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:12:19.99:scan_name=339-0318,r4100,348 2003.339.03:12:19.99:source=0201+113,020106.00,112022.8,1950.0,cw 2003.339.03:12:20.08:setupsx 2003.339.03:12:29.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.03:12:29.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.03:12:29.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 78 ; 2003.339.03:12:29.34:!2003.339.03:18:13 2003.339.03:13:19.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.03:18:13.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:18:13.00/disc_pos/215675818952,215674818952, 2003.339.03:18:13.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.03:18:13.04:!2003.339.03:18:13 2003.339.03:18:13.05:preob 2003.339.03:18:14.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:18:15.49/tpi/1u,16269,2u,15947,3u,16043,4u,15904,ia,10105 2003.339.03:18:15.49/tpi/9u,16127,au,15978,bu,16110,cu,16139,du,16038,eu,15892,ib,5254 2003.339.03:18:15.49/tpi/5u,16223,6u,16075,7u,15684,8u,16158,ic,16868 2003.339.03:18:15.67/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10105 2003.339.03:18:15.67/tpgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,5254 2003.339.03:18:15.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16868 2003.339.03:18:17.90/tpzero/1u,496,2u,315,3u,390,4u,444,ia,273 2003.339.03:18:17.90/tpzero/9u,588,au,544,bu,551,cu,517,du,367,eu,425,ib,286 2003.339.03:18:17.90/tpzero/5u,464,6u,578,7u,364,8u,276,ic,593 2003.339.03:18:20.14/tpical/1u,18136,2u,17754,3u,18249,4u,18015,ia,11441 2003.339.03:18:20.14/tpical/9u,18872,au,18901,bu,18728,cu,18565,du,19298,eu,18700 2003.339.03:18:20.14/tpical/ib,6121 2003.339.03:18:20.14/tpical/5u,18627,6u,18347,7u,17847,8u,18416,ic,19416 2003.339.03:18:20.15/tpdiff/1u,1867,2u,1807,3u,2206,4u,2111,ia,1336 2003.339.03:18:20.15/tpdiff/9u,2745,au,2923,bu,2618,cu,2426,du,3260,eu,2808,ib,867 2003.339.03:18:20.15/tpdiff/5u,2404,6u,2272,7u,2163,8u,2258,ic,2548 2003.339.03:18:20.32/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11441 2003.339.03:18:20.32/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,6121 2003.339.03:18:20.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19416 2003.339.03:18:20.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:18:20.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:18:20.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:18:20.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:18:20.91/tsys/1u,46.5,2u,47.6,3u,39.0,4u,40.3,ia,40.5 2003.339.03:18:20.91/tsys/9u,40.8,au,38.0,bu,42.8,cu,46.4,du,34.6,eu,39.7,ib,41.3 2003.339.03:18:20.91/tsys/5u,36.1,6u,37.5,7u,39.0,8u,38.7,ic,35.1 2003.339.03:18:21.05/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.339.03:18:21.41/cable/2.3329E-04 2003.339.03:18:21.41:!2003.339.03:18:23 2003.339.03:18:23.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:18:23.00/disc_pos/215803719680,215674818952, 2003.339.03:18:23.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.03:18:23.03:midob 2003.339.03:18:23.78/tpi/1u,15988,2u,15650,3u,15503,4u,15911,ia,10096 2003.339.03:18:23.78/tpi/9u,15623,au,15628,bu,15850,cu,15741,du,16036,eu,15910,ib,5251 2003.339.03:18:23.78/tpi/5u,15619,6u,16054,7u,15672,8u,16145,ic,16853 2003.339.03:18:23.96/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10096 2003.339.03:18:23.96/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5251 2003.339.03:18:23.96/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16853 2003.339.03:18:24.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:18:24.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:18:24.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:18:24.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:18:24.55/tsys/1u,46.3,2u,47.5,3u,39.2,4u,40.3,ia,40.4 2003.339.03:18:24.55/tsys/9u,40.8,au,38.0,bu,42.8,cu,46.1,du,34.6,eu,39.7,ib,41.2 2003.339.03:18:24.55/tsys/5u,36.0,6u,37.5,7u,38.9,8u,38.7,ic,35.1 2003.339.03:18:25.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:18:25.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.339.03:18:25.63/cable/2.3329E-04 2003.339.03:18:25.79/gps-fmout/S +1.43E-07 2003.339.03:18:27.59/wx/17.1,887.6,52.7 2003.339.03:18:27.64/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10109,5250,26,1pps 2003.339.03:18:27.69/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16869,110,24,1pps 2003.339.03:18:27.77/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16272,16356,38,1pps 2003.339.03:18:27.85/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.05,lock,15642,16041,33,1pps 2003.339.03:18:27.93/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15892,15933,61,1pps 2003.339.03:18:28.16#antcn#TR $$/339.03:18:28.09 87.1982 24.9406 -0.0000 -0.0004 2003.339.03:18:28.16#antcn#CO 0.0582 -0.0955 -0.7967 0.0375 2003.339.03:18:28.94/mat/600B0164 2003.339.03:18:29.48/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.03:18:29.48:!2003.339.03:24:11 2003.339.03:18:29.76#setcl#time/184748428,1,2003,339,03,18,30.00,1.570,33.625,28 2003.339.03:18:29.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.03:24:11.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.03:24:11.00:disc_end 2003.339.03:24:11.48:disc_pos 2003.339.03:24:11.49/disc_pos/221406420184,215675818952, 2003.339.03:24:11.50:disc_check 2003.339.03:24:11.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d03h24m11.432s,31392,0.00250s,40000,5661391276, 2003.339.03:24:11.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.03:24:11.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 212194 : 210348 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:24:11.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 212187 : 210348 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:24:11.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 212206 : 210351 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:24:11.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 212204 : 210345 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:24:11.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 212202 : 210361 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:24:11.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 212192 : 210349 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:24:11.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 212191 : 210344 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:24:11.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 212197 : 210347 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:24:11.99:scan_name=339-0326,r4100,439 2003.339.03:24:11.99:source=1726+455,172601.24,453304.7,1950.0,cw 2003.339.03:24:12.10:setupsx 2003.339.03:24:21.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.03:24:21.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.03:24:21.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 79 ; 2003.339.03:24:21.33:!2003.339.03:26:24 2003.339.03:25:28.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.03:26:24.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:26:24.00/disc_pos/221406420184,221405420184, 2003.339.03:26:24.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.03:26:24.04:!2003.339.03:26:24 2003.339.03:26:24.05:preob 2003.339.03:26:25.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:26:26.48/tpi/1u,16229,2u,16272,3u,16290,4u,16288,ia,10077 2003.339.03:26:26.48/tpi/9u,15973,au,15949,bu,15964,cu,16082,du,16316,eu,16037,ib,4991 2003.339.03:26:26.48/tpi/5u,16126,6u,16298,7u,16271,8u,16116,ic,16801 2003.339.03:26:26.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10077 2003.339.03:26:26.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,4991 2003.339.03:26:26.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16801 2003.339.03:26:28.89/tpzero/1u,494,2u,320,3u,396,4u,450,ia,273 2003.339.03:26:28.89/tpzero/9u,589,au,545,bu,553,cu,518,du,380,eu,430,ib,284 2003.339.03:26:28.89/tpzero/5u,463,6u,583,7u,370,8u,276,ic,592 2003.339.03:26:31.13/tpical/1u,18151,2u,18147,3u,18584,4u,18513,ia,11444 2003.339.03:26:31.13/tpical/9u,18798,au,18997,bu,18637,cu,18558,du,19746,eu,18986 2003.339.03:26:31.13/tpical/ib,5849 2003.339.03:26:31.13/tpical/5u,18605,6u,18726,7u,18569,8u,18431,ic,19411 2003.339.03:26:31.14/tpdiff/1u,1922,2u,1875,3u,2294,4u,2225,ia,1367 2003.339.03:26:31.14/tpdiff/9u,2825,au,3048,bu,2673,cu,2476,du,3430,eu,2949,ib,858 2003.339.03:26:31.14/tpdiff/5u,2479,6u,2428,7u,2298,8u,2315,ic,2610 2003.339.03:26:31.31/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11444 2003.339.03:26:31.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5849 2003.339.03:26:31.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19411 2003.339.03:26:31.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:26:31.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:26:31.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:26:31.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:26:31.90/tsys/1u,45.0,2u,46.8,3u,38.1,4u,39.2,ia,39.4 2003.339.03:26:31.90/tsys/9u,39.2,au,36.4,bu,41.5,cu,45.3,du,33.5,eu,38.1,ib,39.5 2003.339.03:26:31.90/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,35.6,7u,38.1,8u,37.6,ic,34.2 2003.339.03:26:32.03/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.339.03:26:32.37/cable/2.3373E-04 2003.339.03:26:32.37:!2003.339.03:26:34 2003.339.03:26:34.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:26:34.00/disc_pos/221534289920,221405420184, 2003.339.03:26:34.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.03:26:34.02:midob 2003.339.03:26:34.77/tpi/1u,16228,2u,15682,3u,15447,4u,15839,ia,10076 2003.339.03:26:34.77/tpi/9u,16215,au,15647,bu,15711,cu,15768,du,16323,eu,16323,ib,4993 2003.339.03:26:34.77/tpi/5u,15554,6u,15937,7u,15634,8u,16066,ic,16793 2003.339.03:26:34.95/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10076 2003.339.03:26:34.95/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,127,eu,121,ib,4993 2003.339.03:26:34.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16793 2003.339.03:26:35.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:26:35.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:26:35.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:26:35.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:26:35.53/tsys/1u,45.0,2u,46.7,3u,38.2,4u,39.0,ia,39.4 2003.339.03:26:35.53/tsys/9u,39.2,au,36.4,bu,41.5,cu,45.3,du,33.5,eu,38.1,ib,39.5 2003.339.03:26:35.53/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,35.7,7u,37.9,8u,37.5,ic,34.1 2003.339.03:26:36.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:26:36.27/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.339.03:26:36.60/cable/2.3366E-04 2003.339.03:26:36.79/gps-fmout/S +1.76E-07 2003.339.03:26:37.89/wx/17.0,887.7,52.9 2003.339.03:26:37.94/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10074,4990,26,1pps 2003.339.03:26:37.99/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16794,110,24,1pps 2003.339.03:26:38.07/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16229,16314,38,1pps 2003.339.03:26:38.15/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16126,15952,33,1pps 2003.339.03:26:38.23/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16206,16121,61,1pps 2003.339.03:26:39.17#antcn#TR $$/339.03:26:39.10 310.9269 33.8037 -0.0010 0.0000 2003.339.03:26:39.17#antcn#CO 0.0441 -0.0675 -0.7967 0.0262 2003.339.03:26:39.46/mat/600B0142 2003.339.03:26:40.02/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.03:26:40.02:!2003.339.03:33:53 2003.339.03:26:40.78#setcl#time/184797529,1,2003,339,03,26,41.00,1.557,33.762,26 2003.339.03:26:40.78#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.03:33:53.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.03:33:53.00:disc_end 2003.339.03:33:53.48:disc_pos 2003.339.03:33:53.49/disc_pos/228593014168,221406420184, 2003.339.03:33:53.49:disc_check 2003.339.03:33:53.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d03h33m53.430s,5452,0.00250s,40000,2125391956, 2003.339.03:33:53.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.03:33:53.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 219061 : 217192 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:33:53.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 219054 : 217192 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:33:53.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 219073 : 217195 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:33:53.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 219072 : 217190 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:33:53.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 219069 : 217205 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:33:53.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 219061 : 217193 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:33:53.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 219058 : 217188 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:33:53.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 219064 : 217191 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:33:53.98:scan_name=339-0335,r4100,98 2003.339.03:33:53.98:source=1606+106,160623.42,103700.0,1950.0,cw 2003.339.03:33:54.08:setupsx 2003.339.03:34:03.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.03:34:03.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.03:34:03.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 80 ; 2003.339.03:34:03.32:!2003.339.03:35:35 2003.339.03:34:18.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.03:35:35.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:35:35.00/disc_pos/228593014168,228592014168, 2003.339.03:35:35.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.03:35:35.05:!2003.339.03:35:35 2003.339.03:35:35.05:preob 2003.339.03:35:36.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:35:37.49/tpi/1u,16175,2u,16381,3u,16212,4u,16210,ia,12570 2003.339.03:35:37.49/tpi/9u,16229,au,16043,bu,16325,cu,16316,du,16184,eu,16185,ib,6143 2003.339.03:35:37.49/tpi/5u,15982,6u,16362,7u,16138,8u,16362,ic,21110 2003.339.03:35:37.67/tpgain/1u,126,2u,105,3u,96,4u,75,ia,12570 2003.339.03:35:37.67/tpgain/9u,112,au,89,bu,110,cu,92,du,114,eu,109,ib,6143 2003.339.03:35:37.67/tpgain/5u,48,6u,71,7u,50,8u,59,ic,21110 2003.339.03:35:39.90/tpzero/1u,471,2u,305,3u,370,4u,435,ia,298 2003.339.03:35:39.90/tpzero/9u,574,au,530,bu,534,cu,503,du,348,eu,417,ib,295 2003.339.03:35:39.90/tpzero/5u,457,6u,571,7u,363,8u,274,ic,628 2003.339.03:35:42.14/tpical/1u,17698,2u,17926,3u,18033,4u,18020,ia,13949 2003.339.03:35:42.14/tpical/9u,18498,au,18466,bu,18541,cu,18337,du,18936,eu,18554 2003.339.03:35:42.14/tpical/ib,7005 2003.339.03:35:42.14/tpical/5u,17913,6u,18305,7u,17934,8u,18206,ic,23741 2003.339.03:35:42.15/tpdiff/1u,1523,2u,1545,3u,1821,4u,1810,ia,1379 2003.339.03:35:42.15/tpdiff/9u,2269,au,2423,bu,2216,cu,2021,du,2752,eu,2369,ib,862 2003.339.03:35:42.15/tpdiff/5u,1931,6u,1943,7u,1796,8u,1844,ic,2631 2003.339.03:35:42.32/tpdiffgain/1u,126,2u,105,3u,96,4u,75,ia,13949 2003.339.03:35:42.32/tpdiffgain/9u,112,au,89,bu,110,cu,92,du,114,eu,109,ib,7005 2003.339.03:35:42.32/tpdiffgain/5u,48,6u,71,7u,50,8u,59,ic,23741 2003.339.03:35:42.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:35:42.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:35:42.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:35:42.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:35:42.91/tsys/1u,56.7,2u,57.2,3u,47.8,4u,47.9,ia,48.9 2003.339.03:35:42.91/tsys/9u,49.7,au,46.1,bu,51.3,cu,56.3,du,41.4,eu,47.9,ib,48.8 2003.339.03:35:42.91/tsys/5u,44.2,6u,44.7,7u,48.3,8u,48.0,ic,42.8 2003.339.03:35:43.03/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.339.03:35:43.40/cable/2.3299E-04 2003.339.03:35:43.40:!2003.339.03:35:45 2003.339.03:35:45.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:35:45.00/disc_pos/228720984064,228592014168, 2003.339.03:35:45.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.03:35:45.02:midob 2003.339.03:35:45.75/tpi/1u,16188,2u,15773,3u,15503,4u,15815,ia,12573 2003.339.03:35:45.75/tpi/9u,15638,au,16027,bu,15813,cu,15911,du,15902,eu,15919,ib,6147 2003.339.03:35:45.75/tpi/5u,15972,6u,15923,7u,16111,8u,15827,ic,21111 2003.339.03:35:45.93/tpgain/1u,126,2u,103,3u,95,4u,74,ia,12573 2003.339.03:35:45.93/tpgain/9u,110,au,89,bu,108,cu,91,du,113,eu,108,ib,6147 2003.339.03:35:45.93/tpgain/5u,48,6u,70,7u,50,8u,58,ic,21111 2003.339.03:35:46.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:35:46.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:35:46.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:35:46.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:35:46.51/tsys/1u,56.8,2u,57.3,3u,46.7,4u,48.0,ia,49.0 2003.339.03:35:46.51/tsys/9u,49.6,au,46.0,bu,51.6,cu,56.1,du,41.4,eu,48.0,ib,48.9 2003.339.03:35:46.51/tsys/5u,44.2,6u,44.8,7u,48.2,8u,48.0,ic,42.8 2003.339.03:35:47.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:35:47.28/hpib/-2.054E-01 2003.339.03:35:47.61/cable/2.3299E-04 2003.339.03:35:47.79/gps-fmout/S +2.02E-07 2003.339.03:35:48.36/wx/16.9,887.7,53.4 2003.339.03:35:48.41/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,12575,6145,26,1pps 2003.339.03:35:48.46/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,21115,111,24,1pps 2003.339.03:35:48.54/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 6.11,lock,16175,16143,38,1pps 2003.339.03:35:48.62/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.54, -2.01,lock,15967,16031,33,1pps 2003.339.03:35:48.70/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.82, 4.34,lock,16229,16151,61,1pps 2003.339.03:35:49.18#antcn#TR $$/339.03:35:49.09 278.1767 7.9831 -0.0001 0.0004 2003.339.03:35:49.18#antcn#CO 0.0537 -0.0998 -0.7967 0.1201 2003.339.03:35:49.29/mat/600B0105 2003.339.03:35:49.83/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.03:35:49.84:!2003.339.03:37:23 2003.339.03:35:50.76#setcl#time/184852526,1,2003,339,03,35,51.00,1.571,33.915,28 2003.339.03:35:50.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.03:37:23.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.03:37:23.01:disc_end 2003.339.03:37:23.49:disc_pos 2003.339.03:37:23.50/disc_pos/230323828944,228593014168, 2003.339.03:37:23.50:disc_check 2003.339.03:37:23.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d03h37m23.445s,27612,0.00250s,40000,1629403064, 2003.339.03:37:23.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.03:37:23.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 220725 : 218832 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:37:23.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 220717 : 218832 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:37:23.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 220737 : 218835 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:37:23.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 220735 : 218830 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:37:23.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 220734 : 218846 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:37:23.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 220726 : 218833 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:37:23.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 220721 : 218829 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:37:23.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 220728 : 218831 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:37:23.98:scan_name=339-0339,r4100,199 2003.339.03:37:23.98:source=0002+200,000201.64,200300.2,1950.0,cw 2003.339.03:37:24.10:setupsx 2003.339.03:37:33.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.03:37:33.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.03:37:33.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 81 ; 2003.339.03:37:33.32:!2003.339.03:39:36 2003.339.03:38:56.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.03:39:36.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:39:36.00/disc_pos/230323828944,230322828944, 2003.339.03:39:36.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.03:39:36.04:!2003.339.03:39:36 2003.339.03:39:36.05:preob 2003.339.03:39:37.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:39:38.48/tpi/1u,16332,2u,16104,3u,16038,4u,15947,ia,9440 2003.339.03:39:38.48/tpi/9u,16223,au,16005,bu,16130,cu,16039,du,15958,eu,16215,ib,4875 2003.339.03:39:38.48/tpi/5u,16234,6u,16233,7u,15715,8u,16020,ic,15670 2003.339.03:39:38.66/tpgain/1u,145,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9440 2003.339.03:39:38.66/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,122,ib,4875 2003.339.03:39:38.66/tpgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15670 2003.339.03:39:40.89/tpzero/1u,504,2u,324,3u,399,4u,448,ia,267 2003.339.03:39:40.89/tpzero/9u,595,au,547,bu,556,cu,518,du,376,eu,433,ib,281 2003.339.03:39:40.89/tpzero/5u,466,6u,584,7u,367,8u,278,ic,582 2003.339.03:39:43.13/tpical/1u,18359,2u,18046,3u,18389,4u,18248,ia,10776 2003.339.03:39:43.13/tpical/9u,19296,au,19168,bu,18845,cu,18536,du,19401,eu,19187 2003.339.03:39:43.13/tpical/ib,5753 2003.339.03:39:43.13/tpical/5u,18823,6u,18720,7u,18037,8u,18448,ic,18225 2003.339.03:39:43.14/tpdiff/1u,2027,2u,1942,3u,2351,4u,2301,ia,1336 2003.339.03:39:43.14/tpdiff/9u,3073,au,3163,bu,2715,cu,2497,du,3443,eu,2972,ib,878 2003.339.03:39:43.14/tpdiff/5u,2589,6u,2487,7u,2322,8u,2428,ic,2555 2003.339.03:39:43.31/tpdiffgain/1u,145,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10776 2003.339.03:39:43.31/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,122,ib,5753 2003.339.03:39:43.31/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,81,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18225 2003.339.03:39:43.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:39:43.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:39:43.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:39:43.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:39:43.90/tsys/1u,42.9,2u,44.7,3u,36.6,4u,37.0,ia,37.8 2003.339.03:39:43.90/tsys/9u,36.6,au,35.2,bu,41.3,cu,44.8,du,32.6,eu,38.2,ib,37.7 2003.339.03:39:43.90/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,34.6,7u,36.4,8u,35.7,ic,32.5 2003.339.03:39:44.04/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.03:39:44.43/cable/2.3462E-04 2003.339.03:39:44.43:!2003.339.03:39:46 2003.339.03:39:46.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:39:46.00/disc_pos/230451830784,230322828944, 2003.339.03:39:46.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.03:39:46.02:midob 2003.339.03:39:46.76/tpi/1u,16136,2u,15573,3u,15542,4u,15965,ia,9441 2003.339.03:39:46.76/tpi/9u,16316,au,15996,bu,16343,cu,15905,du,16411,eu,16088,ib,4891 2003.339.03:39:46.76/tpi/5u,15603,6u,15842,7u,15687,8u,16012,ic,15674 2003.339.03:39:46.94/tpgain/1u,144,2u,117,3u,109,4u,86,ia,9441 2003.339.03:39:46.94/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,124,cu,103,du,128,eu,122,ib,4891 2003.339.03:39:46.94/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15674 2003.339.03:39:47.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:39:47.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:39:47.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:39:47.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:39:47.52/tsys/1u,43.0,2u,44.7,3u,36.8,4u,37.1,ia,37.8 2003.339.03:39:47.52/tsys/9u,36.8,au,35.2,bu,41.2,cu,44.4,du,33.0,eu,37.9,ib,37.8 2003.339.03:39:47.52/tsys/5u,33.4,6u,34.6,7u,36.3,8u,35.6,ic,32.5 2003.339.03:39:48.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:39:48.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.03:39:48.62/cable/2.3462E-04 2003.339.03:39:48.78/gps-fmout/S +9.6E-08 2003.339.03:39:48.79/wx/16.9,887.7,53.1 2003.339.03:39:48.85/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9434,4879,26,1pps 2003.339.03:39:48.90/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15665,109,24,1pps 2003.339.03:39:48.98/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.06, 7.36,lock,16333,16192,38,1pps 2003.339.03:39:49.06/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -0.75,lock,16229,15889,33,1pps 2003.339.03:39:49.14/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.35,lock,16228,15935,61,1pps 2003.339.03:39:50.17#antcn#TR $$/339.03:39:50.09 87.3242 59.7884 -0.0000 -0.0006 2003.339.03:39:50.17#antcn#CO 0.0508 -0.0535 -0.7967 0.0102 2003.339.03:39:51.34/mat/600B0217 2003.339.03:39:51.88/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.03:39:51.88:!2003.339.03:43:05 2003.339.03:39:52.76#setcl#time/184876726,1,2003,339,03,39,53.00,1.568,33.982,28 2003.339.03:39:52.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.03:43:05.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.03:43:05.00:disc_end 2003.339.03:43:05.49:disc_pos 2003.339.03:43:05.50/disc_pos/233670397160,230323828944, 2003.339.03:43:05.50:disc_check 2003.339.03:43:05.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d03h43m05.433s,64,0.00250s,40000,2125259332, 2003.339.03:43:05.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.03:43:05.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 223930 : 222013 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:43:05.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 223922 : 222013 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:43:05.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 223943 : 222017 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:43:05.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 223940 : 222011 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:43:05.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 223938 : 222028 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:43:05.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 223931 : 222014 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:43:05.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 223927 : 222010 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:43:05.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 223933 : 222012 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:43:05.98:scan_name=339-0346,r4100,98 2003.339.03:43:05.99:source=0059+581,005943.47,580804.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.03:43:06.10:setupsx 2003.339.03:43:15.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.03:43:15.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.03:43:15.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 82 ; 2003.339.03:43:15.33:!2003.339.03:46:09 2003.339.03:43:42.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.03:46:09.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:46:09.00/disc_pos/233670397160,233669397160, 2003.339.03:46:09.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.03:46:09.05:!2003.339.03:46:09 2003.339.03:46:09.06:preob 2003.339.03:46:10.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:46:11.49/tpi/1u,16236,2u,16090,3u,16086,4u,16081,ia,9942 2003.339.03:46:11.49/tpi/9u,16341,au,16081,bu,16269,cu,16135,du,16144,eu,16147,ib,5039 2003.339.03:46:11.49/tpi/5u,15855,6u,16065,7u,15948,8u,15940,ic,16562 2003.339.03:46:11.67/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9942 2003.339.03:46:11.67/tpgain/9u,125,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,5039 2003.339.03:46:11.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16562 2003.339.03:46:13.90/tpzero/1u,496,2u,319,3u,391,4u,447,ia,272 2003.339.03:46:13.90/tpzero/9u,595,au,547,bu,559,cu,520,du,376,eu,431,ib,284 2003.339.03:46:13.90/tpzero/5u,461,6u,578,7u,366,8u,274,ic,591 2003.339.03:46:16.14/tpical/1u,18205,2u,17993,3u,18385,4u,18323,ia,11314 2003.339.03:46:16.14/tpical/9u,19262,au,19182,bu,19097,cu,18714,du,19641,eu,19121 2003.339.03:46:16.14/tpical/ib,5913 2003.339.03:46:16.14/tpical/5u,18360,6u,18482,7u,18279,8u,18249,ic,19186 2003.339.03:46:16.15/tpdiff/1u,1969,2u,1903,3u,2299,4u,2242,ia,1372 2003.339.03:46:16.15/tpdiff/9u,2921,au,3101,bu,2828,cu,2579,du,3497,eu,2974,ib,874 2003.339.03:46:16.15/tpdiff/5u,2505,6u,2417,7u,2331,8u,2309,ic,2624 2003.339.03:46:16.32/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11314 2003.339.03:46:16.32/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,5913 2003.339.03:46:16.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19186 2003.339.03:46:16.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:46:16.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:46:16.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:46:16.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:46:16.91/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,45.6,3u,37.5,4u,38.4,ia,38.8 2003.339.03:46:16.91/tsys/9u,38.8,au,36.1,bu,40.0,cu,43.6,du,32.5,eu,38.0,ib,39.2 2003.339.03:46:16.91/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,35.2,7u,36.8,8u,37.3,ic,33.5 2003.339.03:46:17.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.03:46:17.35/cable/2.3691E-04 2003.339.03:46:17.35:!2003.339.03:46:19 2003.339.03:46:19.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:46:19.00/disc_pos/233798356992,233669397160, 2003.339.03:46:19.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.03:46:19.01:midob 2003.339.03:46:19.75/tpi/1u,16037,2u,15769,3u,15549,4u,15638,ia,9943 2003.339.03:46:19.75/tpi/9u,16161,au,15823,bu,15866,cu,15929,du,15980,eu,15663,ib,5044 2003.339.03:46:19.75/tpi/5u,15847,6u,15699,7u,15960,8u,15893,ic,16560 2003.339.03:46:19.93/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9943 2003.339.03:46:19.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5044 2003.339.03:46:19.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16560 2003.339.03:46:20.39?ERROR mc -2 Interface bc responded, but did not ACKnowledge. 2003.339.03:46:20.47/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:46:20.47/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:46:20.47/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:46:20.48/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:46:20.48/tsys/1u,44.1,2u,45.4,3u,37.7,4u,38.2,ia,38.8 2003.339.03:46:20.48/tsys/9u,39.0,au,36.2,bu,40.3,cu,43.9,du,32.7,eu,38.2,ib,39.2 2003.339.03:46:20.48/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,35.3,7u,36.8,8u,37.2,ic,33.5 2003.339.03:46:21.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:46:21.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.03:46:21.63/cable/2.3691E-04 2003.339.03:46:21.79/gps-fmout/S +1.03E-07 2003.339.03:46:21.80/wx/16.8,887.7,53.7 2003.339.03:46:21.86/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9946,5034,26,1pps 2003.339.03:46:21.91/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16570,110,24,1pps 2003.339.03:46:21.99/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16262,16337,38,1pps 2003.339.03:46:22.07/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15871,15709,33,1pps 2003.339.03:46:22.15/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16112,16014,61,1pps 2003.339.03:46:23.18#antcn#TR $$/339.03:46:23.10 29.8214 41.4225 -0.0003 0.0001 2003.339.03:46:23.18#antcn#CO 0.0544 -0.0627 -0.7967 0.0199 2003.339.03:46:24.08/mat/600B0216 2003.339.03:46:24.62/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.03:46:24.62:!2003.339.03:47:57 2003.339.03:46:24.78#setcl#time/184915927,1,2003,339,03,46,25.00,1.556,34.091,26 2003.339.03:46:24.78#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.03:46:25.84?ERROR ch -208 bc gain mode does not check with requested setting 2003.339.03:46:35.29;bread 2003.339.03:46:35.38/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16256,16336,38,1pps 2003.339.03:46:35.46/bbc02/652.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.12, 5.42,lock,16087,15926,46,1pps 2003.339.03:46:35.54/bbc03/752.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 4.50, 4.90,lock,16115,16109,9,1pps 2003.339.03:46:35.62/bbc04/912.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 2.32, 2.32,lock,16105,16141,75,1pps 2003.339.03:46:35.70/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15880,15709,33,1pps 2003.339.03:46:35.78/bbc06/752.99,c,4,4,1,agc, 1.79, 1.68,lock,16074,15983,72,1pps 2003.339.03:46:35.86/bbc07/812.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -1.05,lock,15984,15655,73,1pps 2003.339.03:46:35.94/bbc08/832.99,c,4,4,1,agc, 0.23, 0.36,lock,15911,16230,68,1pps 2003.339.03:46:36.02/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16131,16019,61,1pps 2003.339.03:46:36.10/bbc10/737.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 3.75, 5.98,lock,16096,16296,43,1pps 2003.339.03:46:36.18/bbc11/757.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.27,lock,16062,16035,70,1pps 2003.339.03:46:36.26/bbc12/812.99,b,4,4,1,man, 3.92, 4.50,lock,15868,15833,64,1pps 2003.339.03:46:36.34/bbc13/847.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.63,lock,15961,16057,76,1pps 2003.339.03:46:36.42/bbc14/852.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 5.35,lock,16152,16047,49,1pps 2003.339.03:46:41.37;bbcagc 2003.339.03:46:43.44;bread 2003.339.03:46:43.53/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16246,16323,38,1pps 2003.339.03:46:43.61/bbc02/652.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.12, 5.42,lock,16074,15904,46,1pps 2003.339.03:46:43.69/bbc03/752.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 4.50, 4.90,lock,16079,16076,9,1pps 2003.339.03:46:43.77/bbc04/912.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 2.32, 2.32,lock,16069,16117,75,1pps 2003.339.03:46:43.85/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15874,15711,33,1pps 2003.339.03:46:43.93/bbc06/752.99,c,4,4,1,agc, 1.79, 1.68,lock,16060,15969,72,1pps 2003.339.03:46:44.01/bbc07/812.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -1.05,lock,15946,15647,73,1pps 2003.339.03:46:44.10/bbc08/832.99,c,4,4,1,agc, 0.23, 0.36,lock,15894,16218,68,1pps 2003.339.03:46:44.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16136,16007,61,1pps 2003.339.03:46:44.26/bbc10/737.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 3.75, 5.98,lock,16113,16309,43,1pps 2003.339.03:46:44.34/bbc11/757.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.27,lock,16093,16063,70,1pps 2003.339.03:46:44.42/bbc12/812.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 3.92, 4.58,lock,15874,16120,64,1pps 2003.339.03:46:44.50/bbc13/847.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.63,lock,15985,16093,76,1pps 2003.339.03:46:44.58/bbc14/852.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 5.35,lock,16175,16061,49,1pps 2003.339.03:47:57.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.03:47:57.00:disc_end 2003.339.03:47:57.48:disc_pos 2003.339.03:47:57.49/disc_pos/235401041608,233670397160, 2003.339.03:47:57.49:disc_check 2003.339.03:47:57.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d03h47m57.435s,10928,0.00250s,40000,2941384688, 2003.339.03:47:57.89:postob_mk5a 2003.339.03:47:57.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 225593 : 223653 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:47:57.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 225587 : 223654 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:47:57.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 225606 : 223657 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:47:57.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 225604 : 223651 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:47:57.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 225603 : 223668 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:47:57.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 225594 : 223654 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:47:57.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 225591 : 223650 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:47:57.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 225596 : 223652 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:47:57.97:scan_name=339-0349,r4100,98 2003.339.03:47:57.97:source=0133+476,013355.09,473612.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.03:47:58.09:setupsx 2003.339.03:48:07.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.03:48:07.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.03:48:07.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 83 ; 2003.339.03:48:07.32:!2003.339.03:49:20 2003.339.03:48:11.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.03:49:20.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:49:20.00/disc_pos/235401041608,235400041608, 2003.339.03:49:20.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.03:49:20.04:!2003.339.03:49:20 2003.339.03:49:20.05:preob 2003.339.03:49:21.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:49:22.48/tpi/1u,16338,2u,15973,3u,15979,4u,15980,ia,9874 2003.339.03:49:22.48/tpi/9u,16044,au,16066,bu,16036,cu,16152,du,15972,eu,16150,ib,5026 2003.339.03:49:22.48/tpi/5u,15752,6u,15924,7u,15902,8u,16366,ic,16485 2003.339.03:49:22.66/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9874 2003.339.03:49:22.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,125,eu,120,ib,5026 2003.339.03:49:22.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16485 2003.339.03:49:24.89/tpzero/1u,500,2u,318,3u,393,4u,447,ia,271 2003.339.03:49:24.89/tpzero/9u,590,au,547,bu,555,cu,519,du,371,eu,430,ib,284 2003.339.03:49:24.89/tpzero/5u,461,6u,578,7u,366,8u,279,ic,591 2003.339.03:49:27.13/tpical/1u,18324,2u,17865,3u,18260,4u,18200,ia,11236 2003.339.03:49:27.13/tpical/9u,18928,au,19160,bu,18744,cu,18714,du,19348,eu,19118 2003.339.03:49:27.13/tpical/ib,5900 2003.339.03:49:27.13/tpical/5u,18234,6u,18302,7u,18196,8u,18713,ic,19102 2003.339.03:49:27.14/tpdiff/1u,1986,2u,1892,3u,2281,4u,2220,ia,1362 2003.339.03:49:27.14/tpdiff/9u,2884,au,3094,bu,2708,cu,2562,du,3376,eu,2968,ib,874 2003.339.03:49:27.14/tpdiff/5u,2482,6u,2378,7u,2294,8u,2347,ic,2617 2003.339.03:49:27.31/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11236 2003.339.03:49:27.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,125,eu,120,ib,5900 2003.339.03:49:27.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19102 2003.339.03:49:27.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:49:27.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:49:27.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:49:27.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:49:27.90/tsys/1u,43.9,2u,45.5,3u,37.6,4u,38.5,ia,38.8 2003.339.03:49:27.90/tsys/9u,38.6,au,36.1,bu,41.2,cu,43.9,du,33.3,eu,38.1,ib,39.1 2003.339.03:49:27.90/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,35.5,7u,37.2,8u,37.7,ic,33.4 2003.339.03:49:28.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.03:49:28.39/cable/2.3766E-04 2003.339.03:49:28.39:!2003.339.03:49:30 2003.339.03:49:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:49:30.00/disc_pos/235528978432,235400041608, 2003.339.03:49:30.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.03:49:30.02:midob 2003.339.03:49:30.76/tpi/1u,16152,2u,15660,3u,15457,4u,15971,ia,9885 2003.339.03:49:30.76/tpi/9u,16077,au,15766,bu,15788,cu,15858,du,15954,eu,15604,ib,5027 2003.339.03:49:30.76/tpi/5u,15790,6u,15924,7u,15941,8u,16331,ic,16502 2003.339.03:49:30.94/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9885 2003.339.03:49:30.94/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5027 2003.339.03:49:30.94/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16502 2003.339.03:49:31.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:49:31.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:49:31.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:49:31.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:49:31.52/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,45.4,3u,37.7,4u,38.5,ia,38.8 2003.339.03:49:31.52/tsys/9u,38.7,au,36.2,bu,41.2,cu,44.0,du,33.2,eu,38.1,ib,39.1 2003.339.03:49:31.52/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,35.5,7u,37.3,8u,37.6,ic,33.4 2003.339.03:49:32.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:49:32.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.03:49:32.60/cable/2.3766E-04 2003.339.03:49:32.79/gps-fmout/S +1.84E-07 2003.339.03:49:32.80/wx/16.7,887.7,53.8 2003.339.03:49:32.86/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9885,5027,26,1pps 2003.339.03:49:32.91/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16504,110,24,1pps 2003.339.03:49:32.99/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16166,16243,38,1pps 2003.339.03:49:33.07/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15801,15626,33,1pps 2003.339.03:49:33.15/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16067,15941,61,1pps 2003.339.03:49:34.17#antcn#TR $$/339.03:49:34.09 45.0911 40.7172 -0.0000 -0.0003 2003.339.03:49:34.17#antcn#CO 0.0564 -0.0676 -0.7967 0.0204 2003.339.03:49:34.83/mat/600B0165 2003.339.03:49:35.39/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.03:49:35.39:!2003.339.03:51:08 2003.339.03:49:35.76#setcl#time/184935025,1,2003,339,03,49,36.00,1.567,34.144,28 2003.339.03:49:35.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.03:51:08.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.03:51:08.00:disc_end 2003.339.03:51:08.49:disc_pos 2003.339.03:51:08.49/disc_pos/237131822768,235401041608, 2003.339.03:51:08.50:disc_check 2003.339.03:51:08.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d03h51m08.447s,21628,0.00250s,40000,1325408140, 2003.339.03:51:08.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.03:51:08.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 227258 : 225294 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:51:08.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 227250 : 225294 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:51:08.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 227270 : 225297 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:51:08.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 227269 : 225291 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:51:08.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 227266 : 225309 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:51:08.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 227258 : 225294 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:51:08.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 227254 : 225290 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:51:08.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 227260 : 225292 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:51:08.97:scan_name=339-0353,r4100,115 2003.339.03:51:08.98:source=3c446,222311.09,-051217.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.03:51:09.09:setupsx 2003.339.03:51:18.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.03:51:18.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.03:51:18.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 84 ; 2003.339.03:51:18.33:!2003.339.03:53:20 2003.339.03:53:14.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.03:53:20.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:53:20.00/disc_pos/237131822768,237130822768, 2003.339.03:53:20.02:disc_start=on 2003.339.03:53:20.06:!2003.339.03:53:20 2003.339.03:53:20.06:preob 2003.339.03:53:21.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:53:22.49/tpi/1u,16336,2u,16317,3u,16298,4u,16128,ia,9751 2003.339.03:53:22.49/tpi/9u,16124,au,16395,bu,16395,cu,16339,du,16244,eu,16259,ib,4973 2003.339.03:53:22.49/tpi/5u,16207,6u,16289,7u,16021,8u,16389,ic,16426 2003.339.03:53:22.67/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9751 2003.339.03:53:22.67/tpgain/9u,124,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,4973 2003.339.03:53:22.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16426 2003.339.03:53:24.90/tpzero/1u,499,2u,324,3u,399,4u,448,ia,270 2003.339.03:53:24.90/tpzero/9u,592,au,552,bu,560,cu,521,du,377,eu,435,ib,283 2003.339.03:53:24.90/tpzero/5u,465,6u,583,7u,368,8u,279,ic,590 2003.339.03:53:27.13/tpical/1u,18373,2u,18266,3u,18671,4u,18421,ia,11120 2003.339.03:53:27.13/tpical/9u,19001,au,19556,bu,19183,cu,18865,du,19741,eu,19278 2003.339.03:53:27.13/tpical/ib,5864 2003.339.03:53:27.13/tpical/5u,18757,6u,18755,7u,18324,8u,18787,ic,19046 2003.339.03:53:27.14/tpdiff/1u,2037,2u,1949,3u,2373,4u,2293,ia,1369 2003.339.03:53:27.14/tpdiff/9u,2877,au,3161,bu,2788,cu,2526,du,3497,eu,3019,ib,891 2003.339.03:53:27.14/tpdiff/5u,2550,6u,2466,7u,2303,8u,2398,ic,2620 2003.339.03:53:27.31/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11120 2003.339.03:53:27.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5864 2003.339.03:53:27.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19046 2003.339.03:53:27.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:53:27.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:53:27.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:53:27.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:53:27.90/tsys/1u,42.8,2u,45.1,3u,36.8,4u,37.6,ia,38.1 2003.339.03:53:27.90/tsys/9u,38.9,au,36.1,bu,40.9,cu,45.1,du,32.7,eu,37.7,ib,37.9 2003.339.03:53:27.90/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,35.0,7u,37.4,8u,36.9,ic,33.2 2003.339.03:53:28.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.03:53:28.35/cable/2.3891E-04 2003.339.03:53:28.35:!2003.339.03:53:30 2003.339.03:53:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:53:30.00/disc_pos/237259735040,237130822768, 2003.339.03:53:30.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.03:53:30.01:midob 2003.339.03:53:30.75/tpi/1u,16137,2u,15761,3u,15490,4u,15723,ia,9740 2003.339.03:53:30.75/tpi/9u,16314,au,15662,bu,15813,cu,15926,du,16152,eu,15655,ib,4976 2003.339.03:53:30.75/tpi/5u,15643,6u,15746,7u,15416,8u,15891,ic,16423 2003.339.03:53:30.93/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9740 2003.339.03:53:30.93/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,119,ib,4976 2003.339.03:53:30.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16423 2003.339.03:53:31.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:53:31.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:53:31.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:53:31.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:53:31.51/tsys/1u,42.8,2u,45.1,3u,37.0,4u,37.5,ia,38.0 2003.339.03:53:31.51/tsys/9u,38.7,au,35.9,bu,40.8,cu,44.8,du,32.5,eu,37.6,ib,37.9 2003.339.03:53:31.51/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,34.7,7u,37.3,8u,36.9,ic,33.2 2003.339.03:53:32.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:53:32.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.03:53:32.59/cable/2.3898E-04 2003.339.03:53:32.79/gps-fmout/S +1.36E-07 2003.339.03:53:35.51/wx/16.6,887.8,53.1 2003.339.03:53:35.56/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9751,4962,26,1pps 2003.339.03:53:35.61/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16443,109,24,1pps 2003.339.03:53:35.69/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16145,16241,38,1pps 2003.339.03:53:35.77/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15682,16046,33,1pps 2003.339.03:53:35.85/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16305,15982,61,1pps 2003.339.03:53:36.17#antcn#TR $$/339.03:53:36.10 170.8512 62.5819 -0.0003 0.0003 2003.339.03:53:36.17#antcn#CO 0.0182 -0.0561 -0.7967 0.0091 2003.339.03:53:36.89/mat/600B0200 2003.339.03:53:37.43/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.03:53:37.43:!2003.339.03:55:25 2003.339.03:53:37.77#setcl#time/184959225,1,2003,339,03,53,38.00,1.564,34.211,27 2003.339.03:53:37.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.03:55:25.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.03:55:25.00:disc_end 2003.339.03:55:25.48:disc_pos 2003.339.03:55:25.49/disc_pos/239134293400,237131822768, 2003.339.03:55:25.49:disc_check 2003.339.03:55:25.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d03h55m25.435s,2064,0.00250s,40000,2109348932, 2003.339.03:55:25.89:postob_mk5a 2003.339.03:55:25.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 229181 : 227193 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:55:25.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 229173 : 227193 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:55:25.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 229193 : 227196 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:55:25.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 229192 : 227190 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:55:25.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 229191 : 227207 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:55:25.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 229181 : 227193 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:55:25.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 229177 : 227189 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:55:25.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 229184 : 227192 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.03:55:25.98:scan_name=339-0358,r4100,261 2003.339.03:55:25.99:source=cta26,033658.94,-015616.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.03:55:26.09:setupsx 2003.339.03:55:35.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.03:55:35.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.03:55:35.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 85 ; 2003.339.03:55:35.34:!2003.339.03:58:13 2003.339.03:56:12.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.03:58:13.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:58:13.00/disc_pos/239134293400,239133293400, 2003.339.03:58:13.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.03:58:13.05:!2003.339.03:58:13 2003.339.03:58:13.05:preob 2003.339.03:58:14.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:58:15.50/tpi/1u,15989,2u,16128,3u,15938,4u,16230,ia,13657 2003.339.03:58:15.50/tpi/9u,15917,au,16199,bu,16065,cu,16139,du,15857,eu,15909,ib,6646 2003.339.03:58:15.50/tpi/5u,15793,6u,15897,7u,15976,8u,15961,ic,22864 2003.339.03:58:15.68/tpgain/1u,120,2u,100,3u,92,4u,72,ia,13657 2003.339.03:58:15.68/tpgain/9u,108,au,87,bu,106,cu,89,du,110,eu,105,ib,6646 2003.339.03:58:15.68/tpgain/5u,46,6u,66,7u,48,8u,56,ic,22864 2003.339.03:58:17.91/tpzero/1u,462,2u,294,3u,360,4u,430,ia,308 2003.339.03:58:17.91/tpzero/9u,566,au,528,bu,526,cu,496,du,334,eu,409,ib,300 2003.339.03:58:17.91/tpzero/5u,455,6u,561,7u,360,8u,267,ic,644 2003.339.03:58:20.15/tpical/1u,17398,2u,17539,3u,17607,4u,17907,ia,15040 2003.339.03:58:20.15/tpical/9u,18111,au,18528,bu,18143,cu,18044,du,18478,eu,18141 2003.339.03:58:20.15/tpical/ib,7479 2003.339.03:58:20.15/tpical/5u,17608,6u,17594,7u,17671,8u,17671,ic,25522 2003.339.03:58:20.16/tpdiff/1u,1409,2u,1411,3u,1669,4u,1677,ia,1383 2003.339.03:58:20.16/tpdiff/9u,2194,au,2329,bu,2078,cu,1905,du,2621,eu,2232,ib,833 2003.339.03:58:20.16/tpdiff/5u,1815,6u,1697,7u,1695,8u,1710,ic,2658 2003.339.03:58:20.33/tpdiffgain/1u,120,2u,100,3u,92,4u,72,ia,15040 2003.339.03:58:20.33/tpdiffgain/9u,108,au,87,bu,106,cu,89,du,110,eu,105,ib,7479 2003.339.03:58:20.33/tpdiffgain/5u,46,6u,66,7u,48,8u,56,ic,25522 2003.339.03:58:20.91/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:58:20.91/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:58:20.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:58:20.92/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:58:20.92/tsys/1u,60.6,2u,61.7,3u,51.3,4u,51.8,ia,53.1 2003.339.03:58:20.92/tsys/9u,50.4,au,48.4,bu,53.8,cu,59.1,du,42.6,eu,50.0,ib,54.9 2003.339.03:58:20.92/tsys/5u,46.5,6u,49.7,7u,50.7,8u,50.5,ic,46.0 2003.339.03:58:21.04/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.03:58:21.40/cable/2.3958E-04 2003.339.03:58:21.40:!2003.339.03:58:23 2003.339.03:58:23.00:disc_pos 2003.339.03:58:23.00/disc_pos/239262220288,239133293400, 2003.339.03:58:23.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.03:58:23.01:midob 2003.339.03:58:23.75/tpi/1u,15669,2u,15721,3u,15902,4u,16190,ia,13617 2003.339.03:58:23.75/tpi/9u,15640,au,15822,bu,15755,cu,15801,du,15865,eu,15864,ib,6582 2003.339.03:58:23.75/tpi/5u,15780,6u,15857,7u,15953,8u,15903,ic,22787 2003.339.03:58:23.93/tpgain/1u,119,2u,99,3u,92,4u,72,ia,13617 2003.339.03:58:23.93/tpgain/9u,107,au,86,bu,105,cu,88,du,110,eu,105,ib,6582 2003.339.03:58:23.93/tpgain/5u,46,6u,66,7u,48,8u,56,ic,22787 2003.339.03:58:24.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.03:58:24.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.03:58:24.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.03:58:24.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.03:58:24.51/tsys/1u,60.4,2u,61.4,3u,51.2,4u,51.7,ia,52.9 2003.339.03:58:24.51/tsys/9u,50.4,au,48.4,bu,53.8,cu,59.2,du,42.7,eu,49.9,ib,54.3 2003.339.03:58:24.51/tsys/5u,46.4,6u,49.6,7u,50.6,8u,50.3,ic,45.8 2003.339.03:58:25.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.03:58:25.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.03:58:25.61/cable/2.3958E-04 2003.339.03:58:25.78/gps-fmout/S +8.9E-08 2003.339.03:58:28.89/wx/16.4,887.8,53.7 2003.339.03:58:28.94/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,13599,6564,26,1pps 2003.339.03:58:28.99/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,22762,110,24,1pps 2003.339.03:58:29.07/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 5.84,lock,15954,16254,38,1pps 2003.339.03:58:29.15/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.91, -2.36,lock,15750,15920,33,1pps 2003.339.03:58:29.23/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.50, 4.09,lock,15936,16064,61,1pps 2003.339.03:58:30.17#antcn#TR $$/339.03:58:30.09 94.9517 7.2841 -0.0001 0.0003 2003.339.03:58:30.17#antcn#CO 0.0572 -0.1125 -0.7967 0.1304 2003.339.03:58:30.23/mat/600B0122 2003.339.03:58:30.77/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.03:58:30.77:!2003.339.04:02:44 2003.339.03:58:31.77#setcl#time/184988625,1,2003,339,03,58,32.00,1.561,34.293,27 2003.339.03:58:31.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.03:59:48.95;"weather-a few scattered clouds 2003.339.04:02:44.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:02:44.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:02:44.49:disc_pos 2003.339.04:02:44.50/disc_pos/243473068936,239134293400, 2003.339.04:02:44.50:disc_check 2003.339.04:02:44.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h02m44.447s,33940,0.00250s,40000,2685392588, 2003.339.04:02:44.93:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:02:44.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 233332 : 231320 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:02:44.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 233325 : 231322 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:02:44.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 233346 : 231323 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:02:44.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 233344 : 231317 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:02:44.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 233342 : 231335 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:02:44.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 233332 : 231320 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:02:44.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 233328 : 231317 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:02:44.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 233335 : 231319 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:02:45.00:scan_name=339-0404,r4100,98 2003.339.04:02:45.00:source=2136+141,213637.43,141000.5,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.04:02:45.09:setupsx 2003.339.04:02:54.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:02:54.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:02:54.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 86 ; 2003.339.04:02:54.32:!2003.339.04:04:07 2003.339.04:04:00.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:04:07.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:04:07.00/disc_pos/243473068936,243472068936, 2003.339.04:04:07.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:04:07.05:!2003.339.04:04:07 2003.339.04:04:07.06:preob 2003.339.04:04:08.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:04:09.47/tpi/1u,16353,2u,16140,3u,16152,4u,16068,ia,9486 2003.339.04:04:09.47/tpi/9u,16151,au,16167,bu,16158,cu,16195,du,16326,eu,16070,ib,4840 2003.339.04:04:09.47/tpi/5u,16132,6u,15919,7u,16079,8u,16365,ic,15590 2003.339.04:04:09.65/tpgain/1u,145,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9486 2003.339.04:04:09.65/tpgain/9u,127,au,101,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,4840 2003.339.04:04:09.65/tpgain/5u,56,6u,79,7u,58,8u,69,ic,15590 2003.339.04:04:11.88/tpzero/1u,504,2u,325,3u,401,4u,451,ia,268 2003.339.04:04:11.88/tpzero/9u,594,au,551,bu,561,cu,524,du,385,eu,432,ib,282 2003.339.04:04:11.88/tpzero/5u,463,6u,578,7u,372,8u,282,ic,583 2003.339.04:04:14.11/tpical/1u,18373,2u,18066,3u,18484,4u,18350,ia,10826 2003.339.04:04:14.11/tpical/9u,19142,au,19387,bu,19029,cu,18846,du,19975,eu,19174 2003.339.04:04:14.11/tpical/ib,5714 2003.339.04:04:14.11/tpical/5u,18724,6u,18276,7u,18523,8u,18839,ic,18148 2003.339.04:04:14.12/tpdiff/1u,2020,2u,1926,3u,2332,4u,2282,ia,1340 2003.339.04:04:14.12/tpdiff/9u,2991,au,3220,bu,2871,cu,2651,du,3649,eu,3104,ib,874 2003.339.04:04:14.12/tpdiff/5u,2592,6u,2357,7u,2444,8u,2474,ic,2558 2003.339.04:04:14.29/tpdiffgain/1u,145,2u,119,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10826 2003.339.04:04:14.29/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,101,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,5714 2003.339.04:04:14.29/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,79,7u,58,8u,69,ic,18148 2003.339.04:04:14.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:04:14.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:04:14.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:04:14.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:04:14.88/tsys/1u,43.2,2u,45.2,3u,37.1,4u,37.6,ia,37.8 2003.339.04:04:14.88/tsys/9u,37.4,au,34.9,bu,39.1,cu,42.6,du,31.5,eu,36.3,ib,37.5 2003.339.04:04:14.88/tsys/5u,33.2,6u,35.8,7u,35.3,8u,35.8,ic,32.3 2003.339.04:04:14.99/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:04:15.35/cable/2.4039E-04 2003.339.04:04:15.35:!2003.339.04:04:17 2003.339.04:04:17.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:04:17.00/disc_pos/243601076224,243472068936, 2003.339.04:04:17.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:04:17.01:midob 2003.339.04:04:17.75/tpi/1u,16123,2u,15615,3u,15403,4u,15740,ia,9501 2003.339.04:04:17.75/tpi/9u,16145,au,15854,bu,15914,cu,15871,du,16591,eu,16093,ib,4839 2003.339.04:04:17.75/tpi/5u,15539,6u,15942,7u,15612,8u,15901,ic,15616 2003.339.04:04:17.93/tpgain/1u,144,2u,117,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9501 2003.339.04:04:17.93/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,129,eu,122,ib,4839 2003.339.04:04:17.93/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15616 2003.339.04:04:18.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:04:18.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:04:18.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:04:18.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:04:18.51/tsys/1u,43.1,2u,45.2,3u,37.4,4u,37.7,ia,37.9 2003.339.04:04:18.51/tsys/9u,37.4,au,34.9,bu,39.2,cu,42.5,du,31.5,eu,36.3,ib,37.5 2003.339.04:04:18.51/tsys/5u,33.2,6u,35.9,7u,35.5,8u,35.8,ic,32.3 2003.339.04:04:19.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:04:19.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:04:19.61/cable/2.4023E-04 2003.339.04:04:19.79/gps-fmout/S +1.45E-07 2003.339.04:04:22.44/wx/16.2,887.8,54.2 2003.339.04:04:22.49/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9492,4842,26,1pps 2003.339.04:04:22.54/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15610,109,24,1pps 2003.339.04:04:22.62/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.06, 7.36,lock,16335,16178,38,1pps 2003.339.04:04:22.70/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -0.75,lock,16157,15865,33,1pps 2003.339.04:04:22.78/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.42,lock,16162,15860,61,1pps 2003.339.04:04:23.16#antcn#TR $$/339.04:04:23.09 233.0147 77.6129 -0.0007 0.0005 2003.339.04:04:23.16#antcn#CO -0.1019 -0.0284 -0.7967 0.0038 2003.339.04:04:24.50/mat/600B0239 2003.339.04:04:25.04/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:04:25.04:!2003.339.04:05:55 2003.339.04:04:25.77#setcl#time/185024024,1,2003,339,04,04,26.00,1.563,34.391,27 2003.339.04:04:25.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:05:55.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:05:55.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:05:55.48:disc_pos 2003.339.04:05:55.49/disc_pos/245203763360,243473068936, 2003.339.04:05:55.49:disc_check 2003.339.04:05:55.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h05m55.438s,3880,0.00250s,40000,1325175636, 2003.339.04:05:55.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:05:55.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 234997 : 232961 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:05:55.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 234988 : 232962 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:05:55.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 235010 : 232963 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:05:55.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 235009 : 232957 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:05:55.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 235005 : 232975 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:05:55.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 234996 : 232960 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:05:55.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 234991 : 232957 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:05:55.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 234999 : 232959 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:05:55.98:scan_name=339-0408,r4100,98 2003.339.04:05:55.98:source=1357+769,135742.17,765753.8,1950.0,cw 2003.339.04:05:56.09:setupsx 2003.339.04:06:05.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:06:05.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:06:05.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 87 ; 2003.339.04:06:05.33:!2003.339.04:07:53 2003.339.04:07:00.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:07:53.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:07:53.00/disc_pos/245203763360,245202763360, 2003.339.04:07:53.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:07:53.04:!2003.339.04:07:53 2003.339.04:07:53.05:preob 2003.339.04:07:54.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:07:55.48/tpi/1u,16304,2u,16323,3u,16130,4u,15990,ia,11518 2003.339.04:07:55.48/tpi/9u,16173,au,16181,bu,16095,cu,16097,du,16266,eu,16318,ib,5733 2003.339.04:07:55.48/tpi/5u,15749,6u,15919,7u,15883,8u,16336,ic,19184 2003.339.04:07:55.66/tpgain/1u,131,2u,109,3u,100,4u,78,ia,11518 2003.339.04:07:55.66/tpgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,113,cu,95,du,118,eu,113,ib,5733 2003.339.04:07:55.66/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,62,ic,19184 2003.339.04:07:57.89/tpzero/1u,480,2u,310,3u,377,4u,435,ia,287 2003.339.04:07:57.89/tpzero/9u,579,au,537,bu,539,cu,505,du,357,eu,424,ib,291 2003.339.04:07:57.89/tpzero/5u,457,6u,568,7u,363,8u,276,ic,614 2003.339.04:08:00.13/tpical/1u,18008,2u,17997,3u,18152,4u,17943,ia,12909 2003.339.04:08:00.13/tpical/9u,18694,au,18944,bu,18499,cu,18317,du,19322,eu,18988 2003.339.04:08:00.13/tpical/ib,6619 2003.339.04:08:00.13/tpical/5u,17885,6u,17896,7u,17875,8u,18417,ic,21850 2003.339.04:08:00.14/tpdiff/1u,1704,2u,1674,3u,2022,4u,1953,ia,1391 2003.339.04:08:00.14/tpdiff/9u,2521,au,2763,bu,2404,cu,2220,du,3056,eu,2670,ib,886 2003.339.04:08:00.14/tpdiff/5u,2136,6u,1977,7u,1992,8u,2081,ic,2666 2003.339.04:08:00.31/tpdiffgain/1u,131,2u,109,3u,100,4u,78,ia,12909 2003.339.04:08:00.31/tpdiffgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,113,cu,95,du,118,eu,113,ib,6619 2003.339.04:08:00.31/tpdiffgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,62,ic,21850 2003.339.04:08:00.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:08:00.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:08:00.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:08:00.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:08:00.90/tsys/1u,51.1,2u,52.6,3u,42.8,4u,43.8,ia,44.4 2003.339.04:08:00.90/tsys/9u,44.5,au,40.8,bu,46.6,cu,50.6,du,37.5,eu,42.9,ib,44.2 2003.339.04:08:00.90/tsys/5u,39.4,6u,42.7,7u,42.9,8u,42.4,ic,38.3 2003.339.04:08:01.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:08:01.34/cable/2.4076E-04 2003.339.04:08:01.34:!2003.339.04:08:03 2003.339.04:08:03.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:08:03.00/disc_pos/245331632128,245202763360, 2003.339.04:08:03.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:08:03.01:midob 2003.339.04:08:03.75/tpi/1u,16316,2u,15737,3u,15815,4u,16005,ia,11520 2003.339.04:08:03.75/tpi/9u,15885,au,15922,bu,15845,cu,15829,du,15740,eu,15668,ib,5737 2003.339.04:08:03.75/tpi/5u,15756,6u,15909,7u,15881,8u,15835,ic,19186 2003.339.04:08:03.93/tpgain/1u,131,2u,107,3u,99,4u,78,ia,11520 2003.339.04:08:03.93/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,112,cu,94,du,116,eu,111,ib,5737 2003.339.04:08:03.93/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,61,ic,19186 2003.339.04:08:04.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:08:04.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:08:04.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:08:04.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:08:04.51/tsys/1u,51.1,2u,52.6,3u,42.9,4u,43.8,ia,44.4 2003.339.04:08:04.51/tsys/9u,44.5,au,41.0,bu,46.7,cu,50.8,du,37.5,eu,42.6,ib,44.3 2003.339.04:08:04.51/tsys/5u,39.4,6u,42.7,7u,42.8,8u,42.5,ic,38.3 2003.339.04:08:05.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:08:05.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:08:05.61/cable/2.4076E-04 2003.339.04:08:05.78/gps-fmout/S +1.34E-07 2003.339.04:08:05.79/wx/16.0,887.9,53.9 2003.339.04:08:05.85/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11518,5734,26,1pps 2003.339.04:08:05.90/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,19188,110,24,1pps 2003.339.04:08:05.98/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.18, 6.51,lock,16286,16113,38,1pps 2003.339.04:08:06.06/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.18, -1.68,lock,15756,15690,33,1pps 2003.339.04:08:06.14/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.05, 4.66,lock,15884,16134,61,1pps 2003.339.04:08:07.17#antcn#TR $$/339.04:08:07.09 349.0656 13.8692 -0.0001 0.0001 2003.339.04:08:07.17#antcn#CO 0.0550 -0.0845 -0.7967 0.0699 2003.339.04:08:07.32/mat/600B0254 2003.339.04:08:07.86/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:08:07.86:!2003.339.04:09:41 2003.339.04:08:08.77#setcl#time/185046324,1,2003,339,04,08,09.00,1.560,34.453,27 2003.339.04:08:08.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:09:41.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:09:41.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:09:41.48:disc_pos 2003.339.04:09:41.49/disc_pos/246934476048,245203763360, 2003.339.04:09:41.50:disc_check 2003.339.04:09:41.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h09m41.443s,1524,0.00250s,40000,1885369668, 2003.339.04:09:41.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:09:41.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 236660 : 234601 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:09:41.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 236652 : 234602 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:09:41.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 236675 : 234603 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:09:41.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 236673 : 234597 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:09:41.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 236669 : 234615 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:09:41.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 236659 : 234600 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:09:41.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 236656 : 234598 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:09:41.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 236662 : 234599 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:09:41.98:scan_name=339-0421,r4100,98 2003.339.04:09:41.98:source=1739+522,173929.05,521310.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.04:09:42.09:setupsx 2003.339.04:09:51.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:09:51.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:09:51.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 88 ; 2003.339.04:09:51.32:!2003.339.04:21:08 2003.339.04:10:04.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:21:08.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:21:08.01/disc_pos/246934476048,246933476048, 2003.339.04:21:08.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:21:08.05:!2003.339.04:21:08 2003.339.04:21:08.05:preob 2003.339.04:21:09.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:21:10.48/tpi/1u,16261,2u,16044,3u,16147,4u,16152,ia,10511 2003.339.04:21:10.48/tpi/9u,16252,au,16100,bu,16204,cu,16249,du,16096,eu,16240,ib,5232 2003.339.04:21:10.48/tpi/5u,16147,6u,15950,7u,16182,8u,16195,ic,17485 2003.339.04:21:10.66/tpgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10511 2003.339.04:21:10.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5232 2003.339.04:21:10.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17485 2003.339.04:21:12.89/tpzero/1u,489,2u,313,3u,388,4u,446,ia,277 2003.339.04:21:12.89/tpzero/9u,586,au,544,bu,550,cu,516,du,368,eu,430,ib,286 2003.339.04:21:12.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,573,7u,369,8u,276,ic,599 2003.339.04:21:15.13/tpical/1u,18121,2u,17853,3u,18359,4u,18317,ia,11913 2003.339.04:21:15.13/tpical/9u,19015,au,19044,bu,18817,cu,18648,du,19409,eu,19100 2003.339.04:21:15.13/tpical/ib,6105 2003.339.04:21:15.13/tpical/5u,18577,6u,18158,7u,18425,8u,18479,ic,20166 2003.339.04:21:15.14/tpdiff/1u,1860,2u,1809,3u,2212,4u,2165,ia,1402 2003.339.04:21:15.14/tpdiff/9u,2763,au,2944,bu,2613,cu,2399,du,3313,eu,2860,ib,873 2003.339.04:21:15.14/tpdiff/5u,2430,6u,2208,7u,2243,8u,2284,ic,2681 2003.339.04:21:15.31/tpdiffgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11913 2003.339.04:21:15.31/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6105 2003.339.04:21:15.31/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,55,8u,65,ic,20166 2003.339.04:21:15.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:21:15.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:21:15.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:21:15.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:21:15.90/tsys/1u,46.6,2u,47.8,3u,39.2,4u,39.9,ia,40.1 2003.339.04:21:15.90/tsys/9u,40.8,au,38.0,bu,43.1,cu,47.2,du,34.2,eu,39.8,ib,40.8 2003.339.04:21:15.90/tsys/5u,35.5,6u,38.3,7u,38.8,8u,38.3,ic,34.6 2003.339.04:21:16.04/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:21:16.40/cable/2.3936E-04 2003.339.04:21:16.40:!2003.339.04:21:18 2003.339.04:21:18.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:21:18.00/disc_pos/247062396928,246933476048, 2003.339.04:21:18.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:21:18.01:midob 2003.339.04:21:18.76/tpi/1u,16262,2u,15801,3u,15605,4u,15772,ia,10533 2003.339.04:21:18.76/tpi/9u,15792,au,15804,bu,15681,cu,15857,du,16137,eu,15753,ib,5245 2003.339.04:21:18.76/tpi/5u,15625,6u,16003,7u,15659,8u,15720,ic,17526 2003.339.04:21:18.94/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10533 2003.339.04:21:18.94/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,123,eu,116,ib,5245 2003.339.04:21:18.94/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17526 2003.339.04:21:19.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:21:19.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:21:19.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:21:19.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:21:19.52/tsys/1u,46.6,2u,48.0,3u,39.4,4u,39.9,ia,40.2 2003.339.04:21:19.52/tsys/9u,41.0,au,38.1,bu,43.2,cu,47.0,du,34.3,eu,40.0,ib,40.9 2003.339.04:21:19.52/tsys/5u,35.7,6u,38.4,7u,38.9,8u,38.4,ic,34.7 2003.339.04:21:20.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:21:20.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:21:20.61/cable/2.3936E-04 2003.339.04:21:20.78/gps-fmout/S +1.81E-07 2003.339.04:21:21.40/wx/15.6,888.0,53.8 2003.339.04:21:21.45/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10532,5242,26,1pps 2003.339.04:21:21.50/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17527,110,24,1pps 2003.339.04:21:21.58/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.88,lock,16258,16221,38,1pps 2003.339.04:21:21.66/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16188,16079,33,1pps 2003.339.04:21:21.74/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,16015,16098,61,1pps 2003.339.04:21:22.16#antcn#TR $$/339.04:21:22.09 318.6454 26.9235 -0.0006 0.0001 2003.339.04:21:22.16#antcn#CO 0.0486 -0.0736 -0.7967 0.0344 2003.339.04:21:22.41/mat/600B0214 2003.339.04:21:23.10/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:21:23.10:!2003.339.04:22:56 2003.339.04:21:23.77#setcl#time/185125823,1,2003,339,04,21,24.00,1.557,34.674,27 2003.339.04:21:23.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:22:56.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:22:56.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:22:56.49:disc_pos 2003.339.04:22:56.50/disc_pos/248665242920,246934476048, 2003.339.04:22:56.50:disc_check 2003.339.04:22:56.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h22m56.455s,23016,0.00250s,40000,10989411636, 2003.339.04:22:56.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:22:56.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 238325 : 236242 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:22:56.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 238315 : 236242 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:22:56.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 238339 : 236243 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:22:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 238339 : 236236 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:22:56.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 238332 : 236255 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:22:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 238323 : 236240 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:22:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 238319 : 236238 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:22:56.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 238326 : 236239 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:22:56.98:scan_name=339-0424,r4100,98 2003.339.04:22:56.98:source=1749+096,174910.41,093942.9,1950.0,cw 2003.339.04:22:57.09:setupsx 2003.339.04:23:06.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:23:06.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:23:06.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 89 ; 2003.339.04:23:06.33:!2003.339.04:24:13 2003.339.04:23:28.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:24:13.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:24:13.00/disc_pos/248665242920,248664242920, 2003.339.04:24:13.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:24:13.05:!2003.339.04:24:13 2003.339.04:24:13.05:preob 2003.339.04:24:14.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:24:15.47/tpi/1u,16331,2u,16012,3u,16188,4u,16041,ia,10719 2003.339.04:24:15.47/tpi/9u,16163,au,16201,bu,16095,cu,16267,du,16203,eu,16088,ib,5373 2003.339.04:24:15.47/tpi/5u,15910,6u,16235,7u,15946,8u,15988,ic,17858 2003.339.04:24:15.65/tpgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10719 2003.339.04:24:15.65/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,5373 2003.339.04:24:15.65/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17858 2003.339.04:24:17.88/tpzero/1u,489,2u,312,3u,387,4u,442,ia,280 2003.339.04:24:17.88/tpzero/9u,584,au,542,bu,546,cu,512,du,366,eu,425,ib,288 2003.339.04:24:17.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,575,7u,365,8u,273,ic,602 2003.339.04:24:20.12/tpical/1u,18138,2u,17765,3u,18332,4u,18120,ia,12095 2003.339.04:24:20.12/tpical/9u,18832,au,19071,bu,18595,cu,18625,du,19432,eu,18821 2003.339.04:24:20.12/tpical/ib,6232 2003.339.04:24:20.12/tpical/5u,18193,6u,18374,7u,18082,8u,18186,ic,20490 2003.339.04:24:20.13/tpdiff/1u,1807,2u,1753,3u,2144,4u,2079,ia,1376 2003.339.04:24:20.13/tpdiff/9u,2669,au,2870,bu,2500,cu,2358,du,3229,eu,2733,ib,859 2003.339.04:24:20.13/tpdiff/5u,2283,6u,2139,7u,2136,8u,2198,ic,2632 2003.339.04:24:20.30/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12095 2003.339.04:24:20.30/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,6232 2003.339.04:24:20.30/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20490 2003.339.04:24:20.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:24:20.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:24:20.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:24:20.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:24:20.89/tsys/1u,48.2,2u,49.3,3u,40.5,4u,41.3,ia,41.7 2003.339.04:24:20.89/tsys/9u,42.0,au,39.3,bu,44.8,cu,48.1,du,35.3,eu,41.3,ib,42.6 2003.339.04:24:20.89/tsys/5u,37.2,6u,40.3,7u,40.1,8u,39.3,ic,36.1 2003.339.04:24:21.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:24:21.32/cable/2.4150E-04 2003.339.04:24:21.32:!2003.339.04:24:23 2003.339.04:24:23.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:24:23.00/disc_pos/248793190400,248664242920, 2003.339.04:24:23.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:24:23.02:midob 2003.339.04:24:23.75/tpi/1u,16051,2u,15700,3u,15581,4u,15635,ia,10719 2003.339.04:24:23.75/tpi/9u,15626,au,15753,bu,15822,cu,15964,du,15750,eu,15764,ib,5370 2003.339.04:24:23.75/tpi/5u,15872,6u,15826,7u,15943,8u,15989,ic,17854 2003.339.04:24:23.93/tpgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,102,4u,80,ia,10719 2003.339.04:24:23.93/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,120,eu,115,ib,5370 2003.339.04:24:23.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17854 2003.339.04:24:24.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:24:24.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:24:24.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:24:24.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:24:24.51/tsys/1u,48.1,2u,49.2,3u,40.6,4u,41.2,ia,41.7 2003.339.04:24:24.51/tsys/9u,42.0,au,39.0,bu,44.8,cu,48.2,du,35.5,eu,41.1,ib,42.6 2003.339.04:24:24.51/tsys/5u,37.1,6u,40.3,7u,40.1,8u,39.3,ic,36.1 2003.339.04:24:25.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:24:25.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:24:25.60/cable/2.4128E-04 2003.339.04:24:25.77/gps-fmout/S +1.89E-07 2003.339.04:24:25.78/wx/15.5,888.0,53.6 2003.339.04:24:25.84/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10720,5368,26,1pps 2003.339.04:24:25.89/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17860,110,24,1pps 2003.339.04:24:25.97/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16335,16278,38,1pps 2003.339.04:24:26.05/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,15903,15709,33,1pps 2003.339.04:24:26.13/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,15878,15913,61,1pps 2003.339.04:24:27.16#antcn#TR $$/339.04:24:27.08 272.5545 20.0786 -0.0001 0.0001 2003.339.04:24:27.16#antcn#CO 0.0484 -0.0910 -0.7967 0.0475 2003.339.04:24:28.35/mat/600B0209 2003.339.04:24:28.91/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:24:28.91:!2003.339.04:26:01 2003.339.04:24:29.77#setcl#time/185144422,1,2003,339,04,24,30.00,1.562,34.725,27 2003.339.04:24:29.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:26:01.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:26:01.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:26:01.50:disc_pos 2003.339.04:26:01.50/disc_pos/250395871536,248665242920, 2003.339.04:26:01.51:disc_check 2003.339.04:26:01.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h26m01.445s,4260,0.00250s,40000,1229230140, 2003.339.04:26:01.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:26:01.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 239988 : 237882 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:26:01.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 239978 : 237883 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:26:01.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 240004 : 237883 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:26:01.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 240002 : 237876 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:26:01.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 239997 : 237896 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:26:01.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 239986 : 237880 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:26:01.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 239983 : 237878 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:26:01.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 239989 : 237879 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:26:02.00:scan_name=339-0430,r4100,98 2003.339.04:26:02.00:source=1611+343,161147.94,342020.0,1950.0,cw 2003.339.04:26:02.09:setupsx 2003.339.04:26:11.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:26:11.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:26:11.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 90 ; 2003.339.04:26:11.31:!2003.339.04:30:10 2003.339.04:26:23.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:30:10.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:30:10.00/disc_pos/250395871536,250394871536, 2003.339.04:30:10.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:30:10.04:!2003.339.04:30:10 2003.339.04:30:10.05:preob 2003.339.04:30:11.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:30:12.47/tpi/1u,16307,2u,16087,3u,16248,4u,16069,ia,13942 2003.339.04:30:12.47/tpi/9u,16267,au,16044,bu,16164,cu,15992,du,16163,eu,16145,ib,6740 2003.339.04:30:12.47/tpi/5u,16199,6u,16339,7u,16356,8u,16320,ic,23430 2003.339.04:30:12.65/tpgain/1u,120,2u,99,3u,92,4u,71,ia,13942 2003.339.04:30:12.65/tpgain/9u,107,au,85,bu,104,cu,87,du,109,eu,104,ib,6740 2003.339.04:30:12.65/tpgain/5u,46,6u,66,7u,48,8u,56,ic,23430 2003.339.04:30:14.88/tpzero/1u,466,2u,291,3u,363,4u,427,ia,309 2003.339.04:30:14.88/tpzero/9u,569,au,525,bu,523,cu,492,du,336,eu,412,ib,300 2003.339.04:30:14.88/tpzero/5u,459,6u,567,7u,363,8u,272,ic,649 2003.339.04:30:17.12/tpical/1u,17733,2u,17486,3u,17930,4u,17696,ia,15356 2003.339.04:30:17.12/tpical/9u,18405,au,18322,bu,18143,cu,17825,du,18739,eu,18394 2003.339.04:30:17.12/tpical/ib,7618 2003.339.04:30:17.12/tpical/5u,18021,6u,18068,7u,18053,8u,18047,ic,26146 2003.339.04:30:17.13/tpdiff/1u,1426,2u,1399,3u,1682,4u,1627,ia,1414 2003.339.04:30:17.13/tpdiff/9u,2138,au,2278,bu,1979,cu,1833,du,2576,eu,2249,ib,878 2003.339.04:30:17.13/tpdiff/5u,1822,6u,1729,7u,1697,8u,1727,ic,2716 2003.339.04:30:17.30/tpdiffgain/1u,120,2u,99,3u,92,4u,71,ia,15356 2003.339.04:30:17.30/tpdiffgain/9u,107,au,85,bu,104,cu,87,du,109,eu,104,ib,7618 2003.339.04:30:17.30/tpdiffgain/5u,46,6u,66,7u,48,8u,56,ic,26146 2003.339.04:30:17.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:30:17.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:30:17.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:30:17.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:30:17.89/tsys/1u,61.1,2u,62.1,3u,51.9,4u,52.9,ia,53.0 2003.339.04:30:17.89/tsys/9u,52.9,au,49.1,bu,56.9,cu,60.9,du,44.2,eu,50.4,ib,52.8 2003.339.04:30:17.89/tsys/5u,47.5,6u,50.2,7u,51.8,8u,51.1,ic,46.1 2003.339.04:30:18.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:30:18.38/cable/2.4172E-04 2003.339.04:30:18.38:!2003.339.04:30:20 2003.339.04:30:20.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:30:20.00/disc_pos/250523836416,250394871536, 2003.339.04:30:20.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:30:20.01:midob 2003.339.04:30:20.77/tpi/1u,15727,2u,15741,3u,15885,4u,16069,ia,13943 2003.339.04:30:20.77/tpi/9u,15726,au,16078,bu,15826,cu,15989,du,15892,eu,15833,ib,6740 2003.339.04:30:20.77/tpi/5u,16184,6u,15850,7u,15624,8u,15755,ic,23443 2003.339.04:30:20.95/tpgain/1u,118,2u,98,3u,91,4u,71,ia,13943 2003.339.04:30:20.95/tpgain/9u,105,au,85,bu,103,cu,87,du,108,eu,103,ib,6740 2003.339.04:30:20.95/tpgain/5u,46,6u,65,7u,47,8u,55,ic,23443 2003.339.04:30:21.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:30:21.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:30:21.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:30:21.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:30:21.53/tsys/1u,60.9,2u,62.0,3u,51.9,4u,52.9,ia,53.0 2003.339.04:30:21.53/tsys/9u,53.1,au,49.2,bu,56.8,cu,60.9,du,44.3,eu,50.4,ib,52.8 2003.339.04:30:21.53/tsys/5u,47.5,6u,50.2,7u,51.6,8u,51.2,ic,46.2 2003.339.04:30:22.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:30:22.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:30:22.58/cable/2.4172E-04 2003.339.04:30:22.78/gps-fmout/S +9.5E-08 2003.339.04:30:25.42/wx/15.4,888.1,53.9 2003.339.04:30:25.48/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,13952,6746,26,1pps 2003.339.04:30:25.53/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,23450,110,24,1pps 2003.339.04:30:25.61/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 5.70,lock,16028,16168,38,1pps 2003.339.04:30:25.69/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.91, -2.54,lock,16206,15690,33,1pps 2003.339.04:30:25.77/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.34, 3.92,lock,15994,16148,61,1pps 2003.339.04:30:26.16#antcn#TR $$/339.04:30:26.08 304.6315 6.0454 -0.0000 0.0002 2003.339.04:30:26.16#antcn#CO 0.0548 -0.0946 -0.7967 0.1548 2003.339.04:30:27.43/mat/600B0262 2003.339.04:30:28.01/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:30:28.01:!2003.339.04:31:58 2003.339.04:30:28.75#setcl#time/185180320,1,2003,339,04,30,29.00,1.571,34.825,29 2003.339.04:30:28.75#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:31:58.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:31:58.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:31:58.50:disc_pos 2003.339.04:31:58.51/disc_pos/252126679824,250395871536, 2003.339.04:31:58.51:disc_check 2003.339.04:31:58.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h31m58.455s,33176,0.00250s,40000,3981322796, 2003.339.04:31:58.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:31:58.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 241653 : 239523 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:31:58.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 241644 : 239522 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:31:58.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 241668 : 239523 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:31:58.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 241666 : 239516 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:31:58.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 241660 : 239536 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:31:58.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 241650 : 239520 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:31:58.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 241646 : 239518 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:31:59.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 241653 : 239519 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:31:59.01:scan_name=339-0433,r4100,98 2003.339.04:31:59.01:source=2318+049,231812.14,045723.3,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.04:32:00.09:setupsx 2003.339.04:32:09.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:32:09.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:32:09.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 91 ; 2003.339.04:32:09.32:!2003.339.04:33:40 2003.339.04:33:21.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:33:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:33:40.00/disc_pos/252126679824,252125679824, 2003.339.04:33:40.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:33:40.04:!2003.339.04:33:40 2003.339.04:33:40.05:preob 2003.339.04:33:41.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:33:42.49/tpi/1u,16221,2u,16128,3u,16314,4u,16057,ia,9730 2003.339.04:33:42.49/tpi/9u,16344,au,15974,bu,16200,cu,16208,du,16139,eu,16171,ib,4999 2003.339.04:33:42.49/tpi/5u,15954,6u,16125,7u,16057,8u,15887,ic,16118 2003.339.04:33:42.67/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9730 2003.339.04:33:42.67/tpgain/9u,126,au,98,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,4999 2003.339.04:33:42.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16118 2003.339.04:33:44.90/tpzero/1u,496,2u,320,3u,400,4u,448,ia,270 2003.339.04:33:44.90/tpzero/9u,595,au,544,bu,558,cu,521,du,378,eu,433,ib,284 2003.339.04:33:44.90/tpzero/5u,463,6u,577,7u,370,8u,275,ic,587 2003.339.04:33:47.14/tpical/1u,18204,2u,18071,3u,18699,4u,18377,ia,11116 2003.339.04:33:47.14/tpical/9u,19371,au,19092,bu,19108,cu,18871,du,19781,eu,19283 2003.339.04:33:47.14/tpical/ib,5888 2003.339.04:33:47.14/tpical/5u,18602,6u,18395,7u,18485,8u,18337,ic,18774 2003.339.04:33:47.15/tpdiff/1u,1983,2u,1943,3u,2385,4u,2320,ia,1386 2003.339.04:33:47.15/tpdiff/9u,3027,au,3118,bu,2908,cu,2663,du,3642,eu,3112,ib,889 2003.339.04:33:47.15/tpdiff/5u,2648,6u,2270,7u,2428,8u,2450,ic,2656 2003.339.04:33:47.32/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11116 2003.339.04:33:47.32/tpdiffgain/9u,126,au,98,bu,123,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5888 2003.339.04:33:47.32/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18774 2003.339.04:33:47.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:33:47.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:33:47.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:33:47.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:33:47.91/tsys/1u,43.6,2u,44.7,3u,36.7,4u,37.0,ia,37.5 2003.339.04:33:47.91/tsys/9u,37.5,au,35.6,bu,38.7,cu,42.4,du,31.2,eu,36.4,ib,38.2 2003.339.04:33:47.91/tsys/5u,32.2,6u,37.7,7u,35.5,8u,35.0,ic,32.2 2003.339.04:33:48.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:33:48.37/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.04:33:48.37:!2003.339.04:33:50 2003.339.04:33:50.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:33:50.00/disc_pos/252254638080,252125679824, 2003.339.04:33:50.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:33:50.01:midob 2003.339.04:33:50.77/tpi/1u,16019,2u,15548,3u,15531,4u,15680,ia,9736 2003.339.04:33:50.77/tpi/9u,16099,au,15634,bu,15748,cu,15931,du,16189,eu,15664,ib,4994 2003.339.04:33:50.77/tpi/5u,15467,6u,16095,7u,15559,8u,15896,ic,16135 2003.339.04:33:50.95/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9736 2003.339.04:33:50.95/tpgain/9u,125,au,97,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,119,ib,4994 2003.339.04:33:50.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16135 2003.339.04:33:51.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:33:51.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:33:51.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:33:51.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:33:51.53/tsys/1u,43.7,2u,44.6,3u,36.9,4u,37.0,ia,37.6 2003.339.04:33:51.53/tsys/9u,37.5,au,35.6,bu,38.9,cu,42.5,du,31.3,eu,36.5,ib,38.1 2003.339.04:33:51.53/tsys/5u,32.4,6u,37.6,7u,35.7,8u,35.1,ic,32.2 2003.339.04:33:52.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:33:52.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:33:52.66/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.04:33:52.78/gps-fmout/S +1.51E-07 2003.339.04:33:52.79/wx/15.3,888.2,54.0 2003.339.04:33:52.85/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9737,4996,26,1pps 2003.339.04:33:52.90/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16136,110,24,1pps 2003.339.04:33:52.98/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16225,16338,38,1pps 2003.339.04:33:53.06/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16018,15830,33,1pps 2003.339.04:33:53.14/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16131,15944,61,1pps 2003.339.04:33:54.18#antcn#TR $$/339.04:33:54.10 154.6181 71.4564 -0.0004 -0.0001 2003.339.04:33:54.18#antcn#CO 0.0025 -0.0435 -0.7967 0.0059 2003.339.04:33:55.81/mat/600B0131 2003.339.04:33:56.37/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:33:56.37:!2003.339.04:35:28 2003.339.04:33:56.77#setcl#time/185201122,1,2003,339,04,33,57.00,1.555,34.883,27 2003.339.04:33:56.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:35:28.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:35:28.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:35:28.50:disc_pos 2003.339.04:35:28.50/disc_pos/253857321056,252126679824, 2003.339.04:35:28.51:disc_check 2003.339.04:35:28.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h35m28.448s,15348,0.00250s,40000,1629256596, 2003.339.04:35:28.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:35:28.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 243316 : 241163 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:35:28.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 243307 : 241163 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:35:28.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 243333 : 241163 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:35:28.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 243329 : 241156 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:35:28.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 243325 : 241177 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:35:28.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 243313 : 241160 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:35:28.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 243310 : 241158 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:35:28.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 243316 : 241159 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:35:29.00:scan_name=339-0436,r4100,98 2003.339.04:35:29.00:source=3c446,222311.09,-051217.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.04:35:30.09:setupsx 2003.339.04:35:39.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:35:39.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:35:39.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 92 ; 2003.339.04:35:39.33:!2003.339.04:36:16 2003.339.04:35:54.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:36:16.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:36:16.00/disc_pos/253857321056,253856321056, 2003.339.04:36:16.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:36:16.05:!2003.339.04:36:16 2003.339.04:36:16.05:preob 2003.339.04:36:17.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:36:18.48/tpi/1u,16263,2u,16016,3u,16330,4u,16209,ia,9856 2003.339.04:36:18.48/tpi/9u,16144,au,16139,bu,16165,cu,16048,du,16282,eu,16072,ib,5047 2003.339.04:36:18.48/tpi/5u,16063,6u,15979,7u,16202,8u,15982,ic,16215 2003.339.04:36:18.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9856 2003.339.04:36:18.66/tpgain/9u,118,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5047 2003.339.04:36:18.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16215 2003.339.04:36:20.89/tpzero/1u,496,2u,317,3u,398,4u,450,ia,271 2003.339.04:36:20.89/tpzero/9u,582,au,549,bu,559,cu,517,du,381,eu,431,ib,284 2003.339.04:36:20.89/tpzero/5u,464,6u,577,7u,371,8u,276,ic,587 2003.339.04:36:23.13/tpical/1u,18210,2u,17902,3u,18627,4u,18511,ia,11216 2003.339.04:36:23.13/tpical/9u,18707,au,19341,bu,19022,cu,18701,du,19903,eu,19141 2003.339.04:36:23.13/tpical/ib,5936 2003.339.04:36:23.13/tpical/5u,18621,6u,18249,7u,18551,8u,18354,ic,18814 2003.339.04:36:23.14/tpdiff/1u,1947,2u,1886,3u,2297,4u,2302,ia,1360 2003.339.04:36:23.14/tpdiff/9u,2563,au,3202,bu,2857,cu,2653,du,3621,eu,3069,ib,889 2003.339.04:36:23.14/tpdiff/5u,2558,6u,2270,7u,2349,8u,2372,ic,2599 2003.339.04:36:23.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11216 2003.339.04:36:23.31/tpdiffgain/9u,118,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5936 2003.339.04:36:23.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18814 2003.339.04:36:23.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:36:23.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:36:23.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:36:23.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:36:23.90/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,45.8,3u,38.1,4u,37.7,ia,38.8 2003.339.04:36:23.90/tsys/9u,43.7,au,35.1,bu,39.3,cu,42.1,du,31.6,eu,36.7,ib,38.6 2003.339.04:36:23.90/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,37.3,7u,37.1,8u,36.4,ic,33.1 2003.339.04:36:24.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:36:24.34/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.04:36:24.34:!2003.339.04:36:26 2003.339.04:36:26.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:36:26.00/disc_pos/253985198080,253856321056, 2003.339.04:36:26.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:36:26.03:midob 2003.339.04:36:26.78/tpi/1u,16067,2u,15726,3u,15502,4u,15842,ia,9849 2003.339.04:36:26.78/tpi/9u,15694,au,15920,bu,15769,cu,15849,du,15919,eu,15839,ib,5052 2003.339.04:36:26.78/tpi/5u,15519,6u,15964,7u,15648,8u,15959,ic,16206 2003.339.04:36:26.96/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9849 2003.339.04:36:26.96/tpgain/9u,116,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5052 2003.339.04:36:26.96/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16206 2003.339.04:36:27.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:36:27.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:36:27.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:36:27.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:36:27.55/tsys/1u,44.6,2u,45.7,3u,38.3,4u,37.7,ia,38.7 2003.339.04:36:27.55/tsys/9u,44.0,au,35.3,bu,39.7,cu,42.5,du,31.9,eu,36.8,ib,38.6 2003.339.04:36:27.55/tsys/5u,33.6,6u,37.3,7u,37.1,8u,36.4,ic,33.1 2003.339.04:36:28.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:36:28.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:36:28.63/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.04:36:28.78/gps-fmout/S +1.06E-07 2003.339.04:36:29.95/wx/15.3,888.2,54.4 2003.339.04:36:30.00/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9847,5043,26,1pps 2003.339.04:36:30.05/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16203,110,24,1pps 2003.339.04:36:30.13/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16254,16300,38,1pps 2003.339.04:36:30.21/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16068,15889,33,1pps 2003.339.04:36:30.29/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.27, 5.20,lock,16044,15980,61,1pps 2003.339.04:36:31.17#antcn#TR $$/339.04:36:31.09 194.0936 62.1478 -0.0001 0.0002 2003.339.04:36:31.17#antcn#CO 0.0091 -0.0557 -0.7967 0.0092 2003.339.04:36:31.31/mat/600B0192 2003.339.04:36:31.85/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:36:31.85:!2003.339.04:38:04 2003.339.04:36:32.76#setcl#time/185216720,1,2003,339,04,36,33.00,1.567,34.926,28 2003.339.04:36:32.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:38:04.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:38:04.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:38:04.49:disc_pos 2003.339.04:38:04.50/disc_pos/255588041192,253857321056, 2003.339.04:38:04.50:disc_check 2003.339.04:38:04.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h38m04.445s,1912,0.00250s,40000,765253300, 2003.339.04:38:04.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:38:04.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 244980 : 242803 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:38:04.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 244973 : 242802 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:38:04.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 244996 : 242803 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:38:04.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 244993 : 242796 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:38:04.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 244988 : 242817 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:38:04.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 244978 : 242801 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:38:04.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 244973 : 242798 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:38:04.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 244980 : 242799 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:38:04.99:scan_name=339-0439,r4100,203 2003.339.04:38:05.00:source=0002+200,000201.64,200300.2,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.04:38:05.09:setupsx 2003.339.04:38:14.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:38:14.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:38:14.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 93 ; 2003.339.04:38:14.35:!2003.339.04:39:11 2003.339.04:39:01.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:39:11.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:39:11.00/disc_pos/255588041192,255587041192, 2003.339.04:39:11.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:39:11.05:!2003.339.04:39:11 2003.339.04:39:11.05:preob 2003.339.04:39:12.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:39:13.47/tpi/1u,16254,2u,16097,3u,16024,4u,15945,ia,9688 2003.339.04:39:13.47/tpi/9u,16083,au,16111,bu,16130,cu,16157,du,16272,eu,16047,ib,4838 2003.339.04:39:13.47/tpi/5u,15832,6u,16168,7u,15926,8u,16225,ic,15946 2003.339.04:39:13.65/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9688 2003.339.04:39:13.65/tpgain/9u,127,au,101,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,4838 2003.339.04:39:13.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15946 2003.339.04:39:15.88/tpzero/1u,497,2u,321,3u,394,4u,447,ia,270 2003.339.04:39:15.88/tpzero/9u,593,au,551,bu,559,cu,523,du,384,eu,432,ib,281 2003.339.04:39:15.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,578,7u,368,8u,279,ic,584 2003.339.04:39:18.12/tpical/1u,18224,2u,18014,3u,18361,4u,18234,ia,11045 2003.339.04:39:18.12/tpical/9u,19074,au,19357,bu,18967,cu,18763,du,19893,eu,19104 2003.339.04:39:18.12/tpical/ib,5710 2003.339.04:39:18.12/tpical/5u,18355,6u,18471,7u,18271,8u,18699,ic,18540 2003.339.04:39:18.13/tpdiff/1u,1970,2u,1917,3u,2337,4u,2289,ia,1357 2003.339.04:39:18.13/tpdiff/9u,2991,au,3246,bu,2837,cu,2606,du,3621,eu,3057,ib,872 2003.339.04:39:18.13/tpdiff/5u,2523,6u,2303,7u,2345,8u,2474,ic,2594 2003.339.04:39:18.30/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11045 2003.339.04:39:18.30/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,101,bu,124,cu,104,du,128,eu,122,ib,5710 2003.339.04:39:18.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18540 2003.339.04:39:18.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:39:18.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:39:18.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:39:18.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:39:18.89/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,45.3,3u,36.8,4u,37.2,ia,38.2 2003.339.04:39:18.89/tsys/9u,37.3,au,34.5,bu,39.5,cu,43.2,du,31.6,eu,36.8,ib,37.6 2003.339.04:39:18.89/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,37.2,7u,36.5,8u,35.4,ic,32.6 2003.339.04:39:19.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:39:19.36/cable/2.4260E-04 2003.339.04:39:19.36:!2003.339.04:39:21 2003.339.04:39:21.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:39:21.00/disc_pos/255716044800,255587041192, 2003.339.04:39:21.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:39:21.03:midob 2003.339.04:39:21.77/tpi/1u,16060,2u,15530,3u,15482,4u,15949,ia,9685 2003.339.04:39:21.77/tpi/9u,16107,au,15822,bu,16129,cu,15803,du,16279,eu,16038,ib,4841 2003.339.04:39:21.77/tpi/5u,15811,6u,15791,7u,15939,8u,16261,ic,15951 2003.339.04:39:21.95/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,85,ia,9685 2003.339.04:39:21.95/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,124,cu,103,du,128,eu,122,ib,4841 2003.339.04:39:21.95/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15951 2003.339.04:39:22.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:39:22.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:39:22.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:39:22.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:39:22.53/tsys/1u,44.1,2u,45.2,3u,36.9,4u,37.2,ia,38.2 2003.339.04:39:22.53/tsys/9u,37.3,au,34.6,bu,39.5,cu,43.1,du,31.6,eu,36.8,ib,37.7 2003.339.04:39:22.53/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,37.3,7u,36.5,8u,35.5,ic,32.6 2003.339.04:39:23.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:39:23.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:39:23.63/cable/2.4260E-04 2003.339.04:39:23.78/gps-fmout/S +1.89E-07 2003.339.04:39:23.79/wx/15.2,888.2,54.0 2003.339.04:39:23.85/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9687,4837,26,1pps 2003.339.04:39:23.90/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15955,109,24,1pps 2003.339.04:39:23.98/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16264,16362,38,1pps 2003.339.04:39:24.06/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,15832,15642,33,1pps 2003.339.04:39:24.14/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.42,lock,16767,15816,61,1pps 2003.339.04:39:25.17#antcn#TR $$/339.04:39:25.09 93.0371 73.6329 -0.0000 -0.0000 2003.339.04:39:25.17#antcn#CO 0.0319 -0.0350 -0.7967 0.0051 2003.339.04:39:26.04/mat/600B0192 2003.339.04:39:26.58/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:39:26.58:!2003.339.04:42:44 2003.339.04:39:26.77#setcl#time/185234121,1,2003,339,04,39,27.00,1.558,34.975,27 2003.339.04:39:26.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:42:44.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:42:44.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:42:44.49:disc_pos 2003.339.04:42:44.50/disc_pos/258998776848,255588041192, 2003.339.04:42:44.50:disc_check 2003.339.04:42:44.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h42m44.450s,29968,0.00250s,40000,1069316288, 2003.339.04:42:44.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:42:44.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 248249 : 246046 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:42:44.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 248239 : 246044 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:42:44.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 248263 : 246045 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:42:44.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 248259 : 246038 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:42:44.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 248254 : 246060 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:42:44.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 248244 : 246043 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:42:44.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 248239 : 246040 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:42:44.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 248246 : 246041 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:42:44.99:scan_name=339-0444,r4100,281 2003.339.04:42:44.99:source=cta26,033658.94,-015616.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.04:42:45.08:setupsx 2003.339.04:42:54.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:42:54.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:42:54.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 94 ; 2003.339.04:42:54.30:!2003.339.04:44:07 2003.339.04:43:20.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:44:07.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:44:07.00/disc_pos/258998776848,258997776848, 2003.339.04:44:07.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:44:07.05:!2003.339.04:44:07 2003.339.04:44:07.06:preob 2003.339.04:44:08.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:44:09.49/tpi/1u,16140,2u,16200,3u,16096,4u,16156,ia,11064 2003.339.04:44:09.49/tpi/9u,16327,au,16247,bu,16301,cu,16078,du,16203,eu,16225,ib,5551 2003.339.04:44:09.49/tpi/5u,15732,6u,16283,7u,15865,8u,16195,ic,18448 2003.339.04:44:09.67/tpgain/1u,133,2u,111,3u,102,4u,80,ia,11064 2003.339.04:44:09.67/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,5551 2003.339.04:44:09.67/tpgain/5u,51,6u,73,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18448 2003.339.04:44:11.90/tpzero/1u,483,2u,312,3u,383,4u,442,ia,283 2003.339.04:44:11.90/tpzero/9u,586,au,542,bu,548,cu,507,du,363,eu,426,ib,289 2003.339.04:44:11.90/tpzero/5u,457,6u,574,7u,364,8u,276,ic,605 2003.339.04:44:14.14/tpical/1u,17905,2u,17937,3u,18174,4u,18227,ia,12457 2003.339.04:44:14.14/tpical/9u,19001,au,19056,bu,18839,cu,18378,du,19383,eu,18989 2003.339.04:44:14.14/tpical/ib,6436 2003.339.04:44:14.14/tpical/5u,17986,6u,18414,7u,17975,8u,18366,ic,21115 2003.339.04:44:14.15/tpdiff/1u,1765,2u,1737,3u,2078,4u,2071,ia,1393 2003.339.04:44:14.15/tpdiff/9u,2674,au,2809,bu,2538,cu,2300,du,3180,eu,2764,ib,885 2003.339.04:44:14.15/tpdiff/5u,2254,6u,2131,7u,2110,8u,2171,ic,2667 2003.339.04:44:14.32/tpdiffgain/1u,133,2u,111,3u,102,4u,80,ia,12457 2003.339.04:44:14.32/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,6436 2003.339.04:44:14.32/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,73,7u,53,8u,63,ic,21115 2003.339.04:44:14.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:44:14.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:44:14.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:44:14.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:44:14.91/tsys/1u,48.8,2u,50.3,3u,41.6,4u,41.7,ia,42.6 2003.339.04:44:14.91/tsys/9u,42.4,au,40.3,bu,44.7,cu,48.7,du,35.9,eu,41.2,ib,42.8 2003.339.04:44:14.91/tsys/5u,37.3,6u,40.5,7u,40.4,8u,40.3,ic,36.8 2003.339.04:44:15.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:44:15.39/cable/2.4209E-04 2003.339.04:44:15.39:!2003.339.04:44:17 2003.339.04:44:17.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:44:17.00/disc_pos/259126763520,258997776848, 2003.339.04:44:17.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:44:17.02:midob 2003.339.04:44:17.75/tpi/1u,16118,2u,15667,3u,15766,4u,15722,ia,11054 2003.339.04:44:17.75/tpi/9u,15831,au,15623,bu,15717,cu,15750,du,15665,eu,15685,ib,5551 2003.339.04:44:17.75/tpi/5u,15741,6u,15886,7u,15865,8u,16176,ic,18430 2003.339.04:44:17.93/tpgain/1u,133,2u,109,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11054 2003.339.04:44:17.93/tpgain/9u,117,au,93,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,5551 2003.339.04:44:17.93/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18430 2003.339.04:44:18.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:44:18.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:44:18.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:44:18.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:44:18.51/tsys/1u,48.7,2u,50.5,3u,41.5,4u,41.6,ia,42.5 2003.339.04:44:18.51/tsys/9u,42.5,au,40.4,bu,44.6,cu,48.7,du,35.9,eu,41.2,ib,42.8 2003.339.04:44:18.51/tsys/5u,37.3,6u,40.7,7u,40.4,8u,40.3,ic,36.8 2003.339.04:44:19.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:44:19.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:44:19.61/cable/2.4209E-04 2003.339.04:44:19.77/gps-fmout/S +1.88E-07 2003.339.04:44:22.89/wx/15.2,888.3,55.1 2003.339.04:44:22.94/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11057,5549,26,1pps 2003.339.04:44:22.99/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18434,109,24,1pps 2003.339.04:44:23.07/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.38, 6.70,lock,16370,16335,38,1pps 2003.339.04:44:23.15/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.01, -1.36,lock,15748,16185,33,1pps 2003.339.04:44:23.23/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.27, 4.82,lock,16112,16106,61,1pps 2003.339.04:44:24.15#antcn#TR $$/339.04:44:24.08 99.5975 17.7880 -0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.04:44:24.15#antcn#CO 0.0577 -0.1045 -0.7967 0.0539 2003.339.04:44:25.79/mat/600B0120 2003.339.04:44:26.37/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:44:26.37:!2003.339.04:48:58 2003.339.04:44:26.74#setcl#time/185264118,1,2003,339,04,44,27.00,1.575,35.058,30 2003.339.04:44:26.74#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:48:58.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:48:58.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:48:58.48:disc_pos 2003.339.04:48:58.49/disc_pos/263657333272,258998776848, 2003.339.04:48:58.50:disc_check 2003.339.04:48:58.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h48m58.445s,37320,0.00250s,40000,1325356224, 2003.339.04:48:58.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:48:58.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 252705 : 250478 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:48:58.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 252695 : 250477 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:48:58.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 252719 : 250477 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:48:58.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 252716 : 250472 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:48:58.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 252712 : 250492 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:48:58.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 252700 : 250476 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:48:58.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 252695 : 250473 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:48:58.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 252702 : 250473 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:48:58.98:scan_name=339-0451,r4100,98 2003.339.04:48:58.98:source=2136+141,213637.43,141000.5,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.04:48:59.08:setupsx 2003.339.04:49:08.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:49:08.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:49:08.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 95 ; 2003.339.04:49:08.31:!2003.339.04:51:15 2003.339.04:50:22.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:51:15.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:51:15.00/disc_pos/263657333272,263656333272, 2003.339.04:51:15.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:51:15.04:!2003.339.04:51:15 2003.339.04:51:15.05:preob 2003.339.04:51:16.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:51:17.47/tpi/1u,16142,2u,16063,3u,16226,4u,16060,ia,9524 2003.339.04:51:17.47/tpi/9u,16293,au,15968,bu,16050,cu,16014,du,16479,eu,15924,ib,4890 2003.339.04:51:17.47/tpi/5u,16257,6u,16057,7u,16257,8u,16095,ic,15755 2003.339.04:51:17.65/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9524 2003.339.04:51:17.65/tpgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,128,eu,121,ib,4890 2003.339.04:51:17.65/tpgain/5u,56,6u,78,7u,58,8u,68,ic,15755 2003.339.04:51:19.88/tpzero/1u,497,2u,322,3u,402,4u,450,ia,267 2003.339.04:51:19.88/tpzero/9u,598,au,550,bu,559,cu,520,du,387,eu,431,ib,283 2003.339.04:51:19.88/tpzero/5u,465,6u,578,7u,373,8u,278,ic,583 2003.339.04:51:22.12/tpical/1u,18125,2u,17968,3u,18592,4u,18370,ia,10865 2003.339.04:51:22.12/tpical/9u,19328,au,19178,bu,18868,cu,18654,du,20118,eu,19016 2003.339.04:51:22.12/tpical/ib,5765 2003.339.04:51:22.12/tpical/5u,18862,6u,18354,7u,18664,8u,18495,ic,18306 2003.339.04:51:22.13/tpdiff/1u,1983,2u,1905,3u,2366,4u,2310,ia,1341 2003.339.04:51:22.13/tpdiff/9u,3035,au,3210,bu,2818,cu,2640,du,3639,eu,3092,ib,875 2003.339.04:51:22.13/tpdiff/5u,2605,6u,2297,7u,2407,8u,2400,ic,2551 2003.339.04:51:22.30/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10865 2003.339.04:51:22.30/tpdiffgain/9u,127,au,100,bu,123,cu,103,du,128,eu,121,ib,5765 2003.339.04:51:22.30/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,78,7u,58,8u,68,ic,18306 2003.339.04:51:22.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:51:22.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:51:22.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:51:22.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:51:22.89/tsys/1u,43.4,2u,45.4,3u,36.8,4u,37.2,ia,38.0 2003.339.04:51:22.89/tsys/9u,37.2,au,34.6,bu,39.6,cu,42.3,du,31.8,eu,36.1,ib,37.9 2003.339.04:51:22.89/tsys/5u,33.3,6u,37.1,7u,36.3,8u,36.2,ic,32.7 2003.339.04:51:23.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:51:23.33/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.04:51:23.33:!2003.339.04:51:25 2003.339.04:51:25.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:51:25.00/disc_pos/263785193472,263656333272, 2003.339.04:51:25.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:51:25.02:midob 2003.339.04:51:25.75/tpi/1u,15959,2u,15795,3u,15480,4u,15711,ia,9530 2003.339.04:51:25.75/tpi/9u,16119,au,15686,bu,15609,cu,15791,du,16523,eu,16258,ib,4892 2003.339.04:51:25.75/tpi/5u,15622,6u,16068,7u,15759,8u,16084,ic,15764 2003.339.04:51:25.93/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9530 2003.339.04:51:25.93/tpgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,128,eu,122,ib,4892 2003.339.04:51:25.93/tpgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15764 2003.339.04:51:26.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:51:26.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:51:26.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:51:26.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:51:26.51/tsys/1u,43.5,2u,45.5,3u,37.1,4u,37.2,ia,38.0 2003.339.04:51:26.51/tsys/9u,37.4,au,34.7,bu,39.8,cu,42.5,du,31.9,eu,36.2,ib,37.9 2003.339.04:51:26.51/tsys/5u,33.2,6u,37.1,7u,36.4,8u,36.2,ic,32.7 2003.339.04:51:27.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:51:27.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:51:27.63/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.04:51:27.78/gps-fmout/S +1.08E-07 2003.339.04:51:31.03/wx/15.1,888.3,54.6 2003.339.04:51:31.09/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9533,4892,26,1pps 2003.339.04:51:31.14/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15746,110,24,1pps 2003.339.04:51:31.22/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.30,lock,16181,16296,38,1pps 2003.339.04:51:31.30/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.75,lock,15634,15956,33,1pps 2003.339.04:51:31.38/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 5.35,lock,16361,16069,61,1pps 2003.339.04:51:32.18#antcn#TR $$/339.04:51:32.08 253.4497 67.7272 -0.0000 0.0006 2003.339.04:51:32.18#antcn#CO -0.0235 -0.0382 -0.7967 0.0072 2003.339.04:51:33.80/mat/600B0230 2003.339.04:51:34.36/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:51:34.36:!2003.339.04:53:03 2003.339.04:51:34.76#setcl#time/185306919,1,2003,339,04,51,35.00,1.562,35.177,28 2003.339.04:51:34.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:53:03.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:53:03.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:53:03.48:disc_pos 2003.339.04:53:03.49/disc_pos/265388036800,263657333272, 2003.339.04:53:03.50:disc_check 2003.339.04:53:03.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h53m03.450s,4424,0.00250s,40000,2189409368, 2003.339.04:53:03.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:53:03.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 254369 : 252118 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:53:03.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 254358 : 252117 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:53:03.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 254384 : 252118 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:53:03.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 254379 : 252112 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:53:03.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 254376 : 252132 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:53:03.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 254365 : 252116 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:53:03.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 254358 : 252113 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:53:03.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 254366 : 252113 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:53:03.98:scan_name=339-0458,r4100,98 2003.339.04:53:03.98:source=0003-066,000340.29,-064017.4,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.04:53:04.08:setupsx 2003.339.04:53:13.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.04:53:13.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.04:53:13.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 96 ; 2003.339.04:53:13.30:!2003.339.04:58:04 2003.339.04:54:03.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.04:58:04.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:58:04.00/disc_pos/265388036800,265387036800, 2003.339.04:58:04.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.04:58:04.04:!2003.339.04:58:04 2003.339.04:58:04.05:preob 2003.339.04:58:05.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:58:06.48/tpi/1u,16191,2u,16096,3u,16145,4u,16035,ia,9944 2003.339.04:58:06.48/tpi/9u,16130,au,15892,bu,16099,cu,15931,du,16041,eu,15907,ib,5079 2003.339.04:58:06.48/tpi/5u,16355,6u,15994,7u,15943,8u,16248,ic,16485 2003.339.04:58:06.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9944 2003.339.04:58:06.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5079 2003.339.04:58:06.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16485 2003.339.04:58:08.89/tpzero/1u,494,2u,320,3u,395,4u,446,ia,272 2003.339.04:58:08.89/tpzero/9u,588,au,544,bu,556,cu,515,du,374,eu,429,ib,285 2003.339.04:58:08.89/tpzero/5u,466,6u,575,7u,367,8u,278,ic,590 2003.339.04:58:11.13/tpical/1u,18152,2u,18029,3u,18479,4u,18319,ia,11333 2003.339.04:58:11.13/tpical/9u,18988,au,18990,bu,18954,cu,18498,du,19582,eu,18965 2003.339.04:58:11.13/tpical/ib,5983 2003.339.04:58:11.13/tpical/5u,18936,6u,18290,7u,18273,8u,18694,ic,19149 2003.339.04:58:11.14/tpdiff/1u,1961,2u,1933,3u,2334,4u,2284,ia,1389 2003.339.04:58:11.14/tpdiff/9u,2858,au,3098,bu,2855,cu,2567,du,3541,eu,3058,ib,904 2003.339.04:58:11.14/tpdiff/5u,2581,6u,2296,7u,2330,8u,2446,ic,2664 2003.339.04:58:11.31/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11333 2003.339.04:58:11.31/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5983 2003.339.04:58:11.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19149 2003.339.04:58:11.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:58:11.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:58:11.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:58:11.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:58:11.90/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,44.9,3u,37.1,4u,37.5,ia,38.3 2003.339.04:58:11.90/tsys/9u,39.2,au,35.7,bu,39.2,cu,43.2,du,31.9,eu,36.4,ib,38.2 2003.339.04:58:11.90/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,36.9,7u,36.8,8u,35.9,ic,32.8 2003.339.04:58:12.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:58:12.35/cable/2.4201E-04 2003.339.04:58:12.35:!2003.339.04:58:14 2003.339.04:58:14.00:disc_pos 2003.339.04:58:14.00/disc_pos/265515986944,265387036800, 2003.339.04:58:14.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.04:58:14.02:midob 2003.339.04:58:14.76/tpi/1u,16199,2u,15810,3u,15602,4u,15616,ia,9953 2003.339.04:58:14.76/tpi/9u,15828,au,15809,bu,15856,cu,16185,du,16491,eu,16456,ib,5131 2003.339.04:58:14.76/tpi/5u,15793,6u,16001,7u,15907,8u,16265,ic,16493 2003.339.04:58:14.94/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9953 2003.339.04:58:14.94/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,119,cu,101,du,126,eu,120,ib,5131 2003.339.04:58:14.94/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16493 2003.339.04:58:15.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.04:58:15.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.04:58:15.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.04:58:15.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.04:58:15.52/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,44.9,3u,37.2,4u,37.4,ia,38.3 2003.339.04:58:15.52/tsys/9u,39.7,au,36.2,bu,39.9,cu,44.0,du,32.2,eu,37.1,ib,38.6 2003.339.04:58:15.52/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,37.0,7u,36.7,8u,35.9,ic,32.8 2003.339.04:58:16.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.04:58:16.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.04:58:16.63/cable/2.4201E-04 2003.339.04:58:16.78/gps-fmout/S +9.2E-08 2003.339.04:58:19.30/wx/15.1,888.2,54.0 2003.339.04:58:19.35/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9944,5094,26,1pps 2003.339.04:58:19.40/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16485,110,24,1pps 2003.339.04:58:19.48/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16191,16252,38,1pps 2003.339.04:58:19.56/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15771,15623,33,1pps 2003.339.04:58:19.64/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.20,lock,16164,16093,61,1pps 2003.339.04:58:20.16#antcn#TR $$/339.04:58:20.09 154.2994 58.6939 -0.0002 -0.0001 2003.339.04:58:20.16#antcn#CO 0.0320 -0.0615 -0.7967 0.0106 2003.339.04:58:20.96/mat/600B0372 2003.339.04:58:21.52/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.04:58:21.52:!2003.339.04:59:52 2003.339.04:58:21.77#setcl#time/185347619,1,2003,339,04,58,22.00,1.557,35.290,27 2003.339.04:58:21.77#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.04:59:49.77;"weather-moon and many stars visible 2003.339.04:59:52.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.04:59:52.00:disc_end 2003.339.04:59:52.49:disc_pos 2003.339.04:59:52.50/disc_pos/267118832960,265388036800, 2003.339.04:59:52.51:disc_check 2003.339.04:59:52.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d04h59m52.455s,31064,0.00250s,40000,4813257200, 2003.339.04:59:52.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.04:59:52.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 256032 : 253758 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:59:52.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 256022 : 253757 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:59:52.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 256047 : 253758 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:59:52.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 256043 : 253752 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:59:52.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 256041 : 253772 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:59:52.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 256030 : 253757 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:59:52.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 256022 : 253753 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:59:52.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 256029 : 253754 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.04:59:52.99:scan_name=339-0511b,r4100,774 2003.339.04:59:53.00:source=0104-408,010427.58,-405021.4,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.04:59:53.08:setupsx 2003.339.05:00:02.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.05:00:02.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.05:00:02.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 97 ; 2003.339.05:00:02.30:!2003.339.05:11:43 2003.339.05:00:18.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.05:11:43.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:11:43.00/disc_pos/267118832960,267117832960, 2003.339.05:11:43.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.05:11:43.05:!2003.339.05:11:43 2003.339.05:11:43.05:preob 2003.339.05:11:44.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:11:45.47/tpi/1u,16224,2u,16210,3u,16094,4u,15938,ia,10648 2003.339.05:11:45.47/tpi/9u,16054,au,15998,bu,16072,cu,16170,du,16278,eu,16062,ib,5432 2003.339.05:11:45.47/tpi/5u,15764,6u,16182,7u,15888,8u,15939,ic,17746 2003.339.05:11:45.65/tpgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10648 2003.339.05:11:45.65/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,121,eu,115,ib,5432 2003.339.05:11:45.65/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17746 2003.339.05:11:47.88/tpzero/1u,488,2u,315,3u,385,4u,440,ia,279 2003.339.05:11:47.88/tpzero/9u,584,au,539,bu,544,cu,512,du,365,eu,424,ib,287 2003.339.05:11:47.88/tpzero/5u,458,6u,574,7u,364,8u,272,ic,601 2003.339.05:11:50.12/tpical/1u,18061,2u,18005,3u,18272,4u,18066,ia,12036 2003.339.05:11:50.12/tpical/9u,18770,au,18887,bu,18660,cu,18574,du,19515,eu,18840 2003.339.05:11:50.12/tpical/ib,6325 2003.339.05:11:50.12/tpical/5u,18102,6u,18316,7u,18050,8u,18142,ic,20407 2003.339.05:11:50.13/tpdiff/1u,1837,2u,1795,3u,2178,4u,2128,ia,1388 2003.339.05:11:50.13/tpdiff/9u,2716,au,2889,bu,2588,cu,2404,du,3237,eu,2778,ib,893 2003.339.05:11:50.13/tpdiff/5u,2338,6u,2134,7u,2162,8u,2203,ic,2661 2003.339.05:11:50.30/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12036 2003.339.05:11:50.30/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,121,eu,115,ib,6325 2003.339.05:11:50.30/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20407 2003.339.05:11:50.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:11:50.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:11:50.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:11:50.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:11:50.89/tsys/1u,47.1,2u,48.7,3u,39.7,4u,40.1,ia,41.1 2003.339.05:11:50.89/tsys/9u,41.0,au,38.5,bu,43.2,cu,46.9,du,35.4,eu,40.5,ib,41.5 2003.339.05:11:50.89/tsys/5u,36.0,6u,40.2,7u,39.5,8u,39.1,ic,35.4 2003.339.05:11:51.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:11:51.32/cable/2.4172E-04 2003.339.05:11:51.32:!2003.339.05:11:53 2003.339.05:11:53.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:11:53.00/disc_pos/267246764032,267117832960, 2003.339.05:11:53.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.05:11:53.01:midob 2003.339.05:11:53.76/tpi/1u,16224,2u,15609,3u,15523,4u,15920,ia,10652 2003.339.05:11:53.76/tpi/9u,15815,au,15707,bu,15747,cu,15830,du,15699,eu,15779,ib,5430 2003.339.05:11:53.76/tpi/5u,15787,6u,15756,7u,15877,8u,15923,ic,17753 2003.339.05:11:53.94/tpgain/1u,136,2u,111,3u,102,4u,81,ia,10652 2003.339.05:11:53.94/tpgain/9u,118,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5430 2003.339.05:11:53.94/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17753 2003.339.05:11:54.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:11:54.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:11:54.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:11:54.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:11:54.52/tsys/1u,47.1,2u,48.6,3u,39.8,4u,40.0,ia,41.1 2003.339.05:11:54.52/tsys/9u,41.1,au,38.6,bu,43.1,cu,46.9,du,35.3,eu,40.5,ib,41.5 2003.339.05:11:54.52/tsys/5u,36.1,6u,40.2,7u,39.5,8u,39.1,ic,35.5 2003.339.05:11:55.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:11:55.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:11:55.63/cable/2.4179E-04 2003.339.05:11:55.77/gps-fmout/S +1.11E-07 2003.339.05:11:57.83/wx/15.1,888.6,54.5 2003.339.05:11:57.89/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10645,5431,26,1pps 2003.339.05:11:57.94/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17743,110,24,1pps 2003.339.05:11:58.02/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16219,16189,38,1pps 2003.339.05:11:58.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.20,lock,15769,16242,33,1pps 2003.339.05:11:58.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,16067,16115,61,1pps 2003.339.05:11:59.16#antcn#TR $$/339.05:11:59.08 159.7581 23.1401 0.0002 0.0000 2003.339.05:11:59.16#antcn#CO 0.0525 -0.1038 -0.7967 0.0406 2003.339.05:12:00.09/mat/600B0153 2003.339.05:12:00.63/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.05:12:00.63:!2003.339.05:24:47 2003.339.05:12:00.76#setcl#time/185429517,1,2003,339,05,12,01.00,1.561,35.517,28 2003.339.05:12:00.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.05:24:47.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.05:24:47.00:disc_end 2003.339.05:24:47.50:disc_pos 2003.339.05:24:47.50/disc_pos/279665672760,267118832960, 2003.339.05:24:47.50:disc_check 2003.339.05:24:47.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d05h24m47.462s,29376,0.00250s,40000,11373281888, 2003.339.05:24:47.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.05:24:47.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 268012 : 265715 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:24:47.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 268002 : 265713 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:24:47.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 268027 : 265714 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:24:47.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 268023 : 265708 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:24:47.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 268021 : 265728 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:24:47.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 268010 : 265713 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:24:47.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 268002 : 265709 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:24:47.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 268012 : 265711 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:24:47.98:scan_name=339-0527a,r4100,98 2003.339.05:24:47.99:source=0059+581,005943.47,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.05:24:48.10:setupsx 2003.339.05:24:57.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.05:24:57.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.05:24:57.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 98 ; 2003.339.05:24:57.35:!2003.339.05:27:00 2003.339.05:26:11.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.05:27:00.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:27:00.00/disc_pos/279665672760,279664672760, 2003.339.05:27:00.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.05:27:00.04:!2003.339.05:27:00 2003.339.05:27:00.05:preob 2003.339.05:27:01.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:27:02.49/tpi/1u,16228,2u,16024,3u,16039,4u,16054,ia,9722 2003.339.05:27:02.49/tpi/9u,16056,au,16329,bu,16418,cu,16593,du,16639,eu,16613,ib,5134 2003.339.05:27:02.49/tpi/5u,16038,6u,15996,7u,16066,8u,15885,ic,16117 2003.339.05:27:02.67/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9722 2003.339.05:27:02.67/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5134 2003.339.05:27:02.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16117 2003.339.05:27:04.90/tpzero/1u,498,2u,319,3u,395,4u,449,ia,270 2003.339.05:27:04.90/tpzero/9u,589,au,546,bu,552,cu,515,du,373,eu,428,ib,284 2003.339.05:27:04.90/tpzero/5u,463,6u,576,7u,370,8u,275,ic,587 2003.339.05:27:07.14/tpical/1u,18180,2u,17896,3u,18299,4u,18321,ia,11062 2003.339.05:27:07.14/tpical/9u,18933,au,19151,bu,18830,cu,18665,du,19564,eu,18976 2003.339.05:27:07.14/tpical/ib,5988 2003.339.05:27:07.14/tpical/5u,18522,6u,18263,7u,18396,8u,18242,ic,18684 2003.339.05:27:07.15/tpdiff/1u,1952,2u,1872,3u,2260,4u,2267,ia,1340 2003.339.05:27:07.15/tpdiff/9u,2877,au,2822,bu,2412,cu,2072,du,2925,eu,2363,ib,854 2003.339.05:27:07.15/tpdiff/5u,2484,6u,2267,7u,2330,8u,2357,ic,2567 2003.339.05:27:07.33/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11062 2003.339.05:27:07.33/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5988 2003.339.05:27:07.33/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18684 2003.339.05:27:07.91/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:27:07.91/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:27:07.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:27:07.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:27:07.92/tsys/1u,44.3,2u,46.1,3u,38.1,4u,37.9,ia,38.8 2003.339.05:27:07.92/tsys/9u,38.7,au,40.3,bu,47.4,cu,55.9,du,40.0,eu,49.3,ib,40.9 2003.339.05:27:07.92/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,37.4,7u,37.1,8u,36.4,ic,33.3 2003.339.05:27:08.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:27:08.34/cable/2.4290E-04 2003.339.05:27:08.34:!2003.339.05:27:10 2003.339.05:27:10.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:27:10.00/disc_pos/279793668096,279664672760, 2003.339.05:27:10.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.05:27:10.03:midob 2003.339.05:27:10.79/tpi/1u,16036,2u,15742,3u,15502,4u,15693,ia,9725 2003.339.05:27:10.79/tpi/9u,16478,au,15911,bu,15932,cu,15876,du,16135,eu,15765,ib,5115 2003.339.05:27:10.79/tpi/5u,15445,6u,16032,7u,15564,8u,15899,ic,16119 2003.339.05:27:10.97/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9725 2003.339.05:27:10.97/tpgain/9u,124,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,125,eu,118,ib,5115 2003.339.05:27:10.97/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16119 2003.339.05:27:11.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:27:11.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:27:11.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:27:11.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:27:11.55/tsys/1u,44.4,2u,46.1,3u,38.2,4u,37.9,ia,38.8 2003.339.05:27:11.55/tsys/9u,39.1,au,40.0,bu,46.7,cu,54.5,du,38.8,eu,47.5,ib,40.7 2003.339.05:27:11.55/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,37.5,7u,37.2,8u,36.5,ic,33.3 2003.339.05:27:12.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:27:12.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:27:12.62/cable/2.4290E-04 2003.339.05:27:12.76/gps-fmout/S +1.02E-07 2003.339.05:27:12.83/wx/15.1,888.6,54.8 2003.339.05:27:12.89/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9725,5069,26,1pps 2003.339.05:27:12.94/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16124,110,24,1pps 2003.339.05:27:13.02/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16233,16376,38,1pps 2003.339.05:27:13.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16010,15824,33,1pps 2003.339.05:27:13.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.12,lock,16320,15947,61,1pps 2003.339.05:27:14.17#antcn#TR $$/339.05:27:14.10 16.5638 50.9225 0.0001 0.0001 2003.339.05:27:14.17#antcn#CO 0.0482 -0.0477 -0.7967 0.0142 2003.339.05:27:15.40/mat/600B0132 2003.339.05:27:15.94/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.05:27:15.94:!2003.339.05:28:48 2003.339.05:27:16.76#setcl#time/185521116,1,2003,339,05,27,17.00,1.557,35.772,28 2003.339.05:27:16.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.05:28:48.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.05:28:48.00:disc_end 2003.339.05:28:48.48:disc_pos 2003.339.05:28:48.49/disc_pos/281396192016,279665672760, 2003.339.05:28:48.49:disc_check 2003.339.05:28:48.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d05h28m48.447s,1640,0.00250s,40000,2125268480, 2003.339.05:28:48.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.05:28:48.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 269678 : 267356 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:28:48.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 269665 : 267353 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:28:48.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 269691 : 267354 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:28:48.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 269686 : 267348 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:28:48.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 269684 : 267368 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:28:48.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 269673 : 267353 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:28:48.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 269665 : 267349 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:28:48.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 269675 : 267351 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:28:48.98:scan_name=339-0534,r4100,98 2003.339.05:28:48.98:source=0133+476,013355.09,473612.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.05:28:49.09:setupsx 2003.339.05:28:58.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.05:28:58.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.05:28:58.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 99 ; 2003.339.05:28:58.32:!2003.339.05:34:32 2003.339.05:29:03.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.05:34:32.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:34:32.00/disc_pos/281396192016,281395192016, 2003.339.05:34:32.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.05:34:32.04:!2003.339.05:34:32 2003.339.05:34:32.05:preob 2003.339.05:34:33.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:34:34.48/tpi/1u,16220,2u,15988,3u,15987,4u,16016,ia,9696 2003.339.05:34:34.48/tpi/9u,16107,au,15973,bu,15861,cu,16017,du,16192,eu,15877,ib,5054 2003.339.05:34:34.48/tpi/5u,15980,6u,16011,7u,16030,8u,15846,ic,16084 2003.339.05:34:34.66/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9696 2003.339.05:34:34.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5054 2003.339.05:34:34.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16084 2003.339.05:34:36.89/tpzero/1u,497,2u,319,3u,396,4u,447,ia,270 2003.339.05:34:36.89/tpzero/9u,590,au,546,bu,554,cu,519,du,381,eu,432,ib,285 2003.339.05:34:36.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,576,7u,370,8u,274,ic,587 2003.339.05:34:39.13/tpical/1u,18173,2u,17856,3u,18276,4u,18284,ia,11049 2003.339.05:34:39.13/tpical/9u,18877,au,19134,bu,18711,cu,18635,du,19798,eu,19003 2003.339.05:34:39.13/tpical/ib,5913 2003.339.05:34:39.13/tpical/5u,18497,6u,18269,7u,18394,8u,18231,ic,18664 2003.339.05:34:39.14/tpdiff/1u,1953,2u,1868,3u,2289,4u,2268,ia,1353 2003.339.05:34:39.14/tpdiff/9u,2770,au,3161,bu,2850,cu,2618,du,3606,eu,3126,ib,859 2003.339.05:34:39.14/tpdiff/5u,2517,6u,2258,7u,2364,8u,2385,ic,2580 2003.339.05:34:39.31/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11049 2003.339.05:34:39.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5913 2003.339.05:34:39.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18664 2003.339.05:34:39.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:34:39.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:34:39.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:34:39.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:34:39.90/tsys/1u,44.3,2u,46.1,3u,37.5,4u,37.8,ia,38.3 2003.339.05:34:39.90/tsys/9u,40.3,au,35.1,bu,38.7,cu,42.6,du,31.6,eu,35.6,ib,40.0 2003.339.05:34:39.90/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,37.6,7u,36.4,8u,35.9,ic,33.0 2003.339.05:34:40.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:34:40.40/cable/2.4276E-04 2003.339.05:34:40.40:!2003.339.05:34:42 2003.339.05:34:42.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:34:42.00/disc_pos/281524178944,281395192016, 2003.339.05:34:42.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.05:34:42.03:midob 2003.339.05:34:42.77/tpi/1u,16021,2u,15712,3u,15463,4u,16005,ia,9700 2003.339.05:34:42.77/tpi/9u,15471,au,15738,bu,15469,cu,15832,du,15878,eu,15813,ib,5055 2003.339.05:34:42.77/tpi/5u,15431,6u,16019,7u,15532,8u,15868,ic,16092 2003.339.05:34:42.95/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,107,4u,85,ia,9700 2003.339.05:34:42.95/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5055 2003.339.05:34:42.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16092 2003.339.05:34:43.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:34:43.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:34:43.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:34:43.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:34:43.53/tsys/1u,44.4,2u,46.1,3u,37.6,4u,37.7,ia,38.3 2003.339.05:34:43.53/tsys/9u,40.0,au,35.3,bu,39.0,cu,43.0,du,32.0,eu,36.0,ib,40.0 2003.339.05:34:43.53/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,37.6,7u,36.6,8u,36.0,ic,33.1 2003.339.05:34:44.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:34:44.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:34:44.58/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.05:34:44.77/gps-fmout/S +1.82E-07 2003.339.05:34:44.89/wx/15.1,888.6,55.1 2003.339.05:34:44.95/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9706,5036,26,1pps 2003.339.05:34:45.00/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16099,109,24,1pps 2003.339.05:34:45.08/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16227,16349,38,1pps 2003.339.05:34:45.16/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,15979,15807,33,1pps 2003.339.05:34:45.24/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.20,lock,16274,15965,61,1pps 2003.339.05:34:46.16#antcn#TR $$/339.05:34:46.10 33.1672 56.5397 0.0003 -0.0002 2003.339.05:34:46.16#antcn#CO 0.0489 -0.0442 -0.7967 0.0116 2003.339.05:34:47.43/mat/600B0206 2003.339.05:34:47.97/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.05:34:47.97:!2003.339.05:36:20 2003.339.05:34:48.76#setcl#time/185566315,1,2003,339,05,34,49.00,1.558,35.897,28 2003.339.05:34:48.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.05:36:20.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.05:36:20.00:disc_end 2003.339.05:36:20.48:disc_pos 2003.339.05:36:20.50/disc_pos/283126863320,281396192016, 2003.339.05:36:20.50:disc_check 2003.339.05:36:20.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d05h36m20.455s,2352,0.00250s,40000,5501447984, 2003.339.05:36:20.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.05:36:20.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 271341 : 268996 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:36:20.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 271328 : 268994 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:36:20.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 271356 : 268994 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:36:20.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 271349 : 268988 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:36:20.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 271347 : 269009 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:36:20.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 271336 : 268993 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:36:20.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 271330 : 268990 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:36:20.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 271338 : 268991 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:36:20.99:scan_name=339-0538,r4100,98 2003.339.05:36:21.00:source=3c446,222311.09,-051217.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.05:36:21.09:setupsx 2003.339.05:36:30.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.05:36:30.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.05:36:30.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 100 ; 2003.339.05:36:30.32:!2003.339.05:38:33 2003.339.05:38:06.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.05:38:33.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:38:33.00/disc_pos/283126863320,283125863320, 2003.339.05:38:33.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.05:38:33.04:!2003.339.05:38:33 2003.339.05:38:33.06:preob 2003.339.05:38:34.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:38:35.47/tpi/1u,16216,2u,15967,3u,16008,4u,16031,ia,9713 2003.339.05:38:35.47/tpi/9u,16133,au,15843,bu,15843,cu,15847,du,15938,eu,16084,ib,5076 2003.339.05:38:35.47/tpi/5u,15968,6u,16032,7u,16053,8u,15903,ic,16108 2003.339.05:38:35.65/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9713 2003.339.05:38:35.65/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,120,ib,5076 2003.339.05:38:35.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16108 2003.339.05:38:37.88/tpzero/1u,498,2u,318,3u,396,4u,448,ia,270 2003.339.05:38:37.88/tpzero/9u,591,au,544,bu,551,cu,516,du,374,eu,433,ib,285 2003.339.05:38:37.88/tpzero/5u,463,6u,577,7u,371,8u,275,ic,587 2003.339.05:38:40.11/tpical/1u,18175,2u,17867,3u,18295,4u,18295,ia,11059 2003.339.05:38:40.11/tpical/9u,19078,au,18988,bu,18634,cu,18452,du,19447,eu,19184 2003.339.05:38:40.11/tpical/ib,5954 2003.339.05:38:40.11/tpical/5u,18521,6u,18283,7u,18431,8u,18270,ic,18692 2003.339.05:38:40.12/tpdiff/1u,1959,2u,1900,3u,2287,4u,2264,ia,1346 2003.339.05:38:40.12/tpdiff/9u,2945,au,3145,bu,2791,cu,2605,du,3509,eu,3100,ib,878 2003.339.05:38:40.12/tpdiff/5u,2553,6u,2251,7u,2378,8u,2367,ic,2584 2003.339.05:38:40.29/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11059 2003.339.05:38:40.29/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,120,ib,5954 2003.339.05:38:40.29/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18692 2003.339.05:38:40.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:38:40.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:38:40.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:38:40.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:38:40.88/tsys/1u,44.1,2u,45.3,3u,37.5,4u,37.9,ia,38.6 2003.339.05:38:40.88/tsys/9u,38.0,au,35.0,bu,39.4,cu,42.4,du,31.9,eu,36.4,ib,39.3 2003.339.05:38:40.88/tsys/5u,33.4,6u,37.8,7u,36.3,8u,36.3,ic,33.0 2003.339.05:38:40.99/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:38:41.35/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.05:38:41.35:!2003.339.05:38:43 2003.339.05:38:43.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:38:43.00/disc_pos/283254726656,283125863320, 2003.339.05:38:43.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.05:38:43.01:midob 2003.339.05:38:43.75/tpi/1u,16184,2u,15686,3u,15456,4u,15643,ia,9703 2003.339.05:38:43.75/tpi/9u,16173,au,15674,bu,15773,cu,16104,du,16185,eu,15874,ib,5119 2003.339.05:38:43.75/tpi/5u,15406,6u,15996,7u,15517,8u,15879,ic,16096 2003.339.05:38:43.93/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9703 2003.339.05:38:43.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,97,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5119 2003.339.05:38:43.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16096 2003.339.05:38:44.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:38:44.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:38:44.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:38:44.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:38:44.51/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,45.3,3u,37.6,4u,37.8,ia,38.5 2003.339.05:38:44.51/tsys/9u,38.1,au,35.4,bu,40.0,cu,43.1,du,32.4,eu,37.1,ib,39.6 2003.339.05:38:44.51/tsys/5u,33.4,6u,37.7,7u,36.3,8u,36.3,ic,33.0 2003.339.05:38:45.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:38:45.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:38:45.64/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.05:38:45.77/gps-fmout/S +1.41E-07 2003.339.05:38:49.04/wx/15.0,888.7,55.1 2003.339.05:38:49.10/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9703,5060,26,1pps 2003.339.05:38:49.15/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16089,110,24,1pps 2003.339.05:38:49.23/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16209,16310,38,1pps 2003.339.05:38:49.31/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,15989,15794,33,1pps 2003.339.05:38:49.39/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.20,lock,15932,16098,61,1pps 2003.339.05:38:50.16#antcn#TR $$/339.05:38:50.08 221.3608 55.2704 -0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.05:38:50.16#antcn#CO 0.0161 -0.0620 -0.7967 0.0121 2003.339.05:38:51.08/mat/600B0169 2003.339.05:38:51.62/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.05:38:51.62:!2003.339.05:40:21 2003.339.05:38:51.75#setcl#time/185590613,1,2003,339,05,38,52.00,1.568,35.965,29 2003.339.05:38:51.75#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.05:40:21.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.05:40:21.00:disc_end 2003.339.05:40:21.48:disc_pos 2003.339.05:40:21.49/disc_pos/284857571384,283126863320, 2003.339.05:40:21.49:disc_check 2003.339.05:40:21.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d05h40m21.453s,15140,0.00250s,40000,2125239148, 2003.339.05:40:21.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.05:40:21.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 273004 : 270637 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:40:21.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 272993 : 270634 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:40:21.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 273019 : 270634 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:40:21.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 273013 : 270628 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:40:21.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 273010 : 270649 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:40:21.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 273001 : 270634 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:40:21.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 272993 : 270630 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:40:21.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 273002 : 270631 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:40:21.98:scan_name=339-0542,r4100,98 2003.339.05:40:21.99:source=3c371,180718.63,694857.2,1950.0,cw 2003.339.05:40:22.10:setupsx 2003.339.05:40:31.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.05:40:31.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.05:40:31.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 101 ; 2003.339.05:40:31.34:!2003.339.05:41:56 2003.339.05:40:43.08#trakl#Antenna stuck 2003.339.05:40:44.08#trakl#Antenna moving 2003.339.05:41:29.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.05:41:56.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:41:56.00/disc_pos/284857571384,284856571384, 2003.339.05:41:56.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.05:41:56.04:!2003.339.05:41:56 2003.339.05:41:56.05:preob 2003.339.05:41:57.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:41:58.49/tpi/1u,16347,2u,16266,3u,16133,4u,16299,ia,10899 2003.339.05:41:58.49/tpi/9u,16112,au,16270,bu,16321,cu,16104,du,16234,eu,16261,ib,5528 2003.339.05:41:58.49/tpi/5u,16164,6u,16142,7u,16268,8u,16340,ic,18195 2003.339.05:41:58.67/tpgain/1u,135,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10899 2003.339.05:41:58.67/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,116,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,5528 2003.339.05:41:58.67/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,64,ic,18195 2003.339.05:42:00.90/tpzero/1u,487,2u,313,3u,384,4u,444,ia,281 2003.339.05:42:00.90/tpzero/9u,581,au,541,bu,548,cu,507,du,360,eu,424,ib,288 2003.339.05:42:00.90/tpzero/5u,462,6u,573,7u,369,8u,276,ic,605 2003.339.05:42:03.14/tpical/1u,18142,2u,18032,3u,18250,4u,18401,ia,12284 2003.339.05:42:03.14/tpical/9u,18739,au,19093,bu,18893,cu,18425,du,19438,eu,19001 2003.339.05:42:03.14/tpical/ib,6418 2003.339.05:42:03.14/tpical/5u,18515,6u,18191,7u,18394,8u,18522,ic,20849 2003.339.05:42:03.15/tpdiff/1u,1795,2u,1766,3u,2117,4u,2102,ia,1385 2003.339.05:42:03.15/tpdiff/9u,2627,au,2823,bu,2572,cu,2321,du,3204,eu,2740,ib,890 2003.339.05:42:03.15/tpdiff/5u,2351,6u,2049,7u,2126,8u,2182,ic,2654 2003.339.05:42:03.32/tpdiffgain/1u,135,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,12284 2003.339.05:42:03.32/tpdiffgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,116,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,6418 2003.339.05:42:03.32/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20849 2003.339.05:42:03.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:42:03.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:42:03.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:42:03.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:42:03.91/tsys/1u,48.6,2u,49.7,3u,40.9,4u,41.5,ia,42.2 2003.339.05:42:03.91/tsys/9u,42.6,au,40.1,bu,44.2,cu,48.4,du,35.7,eu,41.6,ib,42.4 2003.339.05:42:03.91/tsys/5u,36.7,6u,41.8,7u,41.1,8u,40.5,ic,36.5 2003.339.05:42:04.05/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:42:04.41/cable/2.4172E-04 2003.339.05:42:04.41:!2003.339.05:42:06 2003.339.05:42:06.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:42:06.00/disc_pos/284985430016,284856571384, 2003.339.05:42:06.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.05:42:06.02:midob 2003.339.05:42:06.76/tpi/1u,16104,2u,15687,3u,15549,4u,15903,ia,10892 2003.339.05:42:06.76/tpi/9u,15840,au,15950,bu,15730,cu,15790,du,15683,eu,15690,ib,5525 2003.339.05:42:06.76/tpi/5u,15526,6u,16093,7u,15658,8u,15987,ic,18184 2003.339.05:42:06.94/tpgain/1u,134,2u,110,3u,101,4u,80,ia,10892 2003.339.05:42:06.94/tpgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,5525 2003.339.05:42:06.94/tpgain/5u,51,6u,73,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18184 2003.339.05:42:07.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:42:07.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:42:07.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:42:07.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:42:07.52/tsys/1u,48.6,2u,49.7,3u,41.0,4u,41.5,ia,42.1 2003.339.05:42:07.52/tsys/9u,42.6,au,40.2,bu,44.1,cu,48.4,du,35.6,eu,41.6,ib,42.4 2003.339.05:42:07.52/tsys/5u,36.7,6u,41.7,7u,41.1,8u,40.9,ic,36.4 2003.339.05:42:08.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:42:08.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:42:08.63/cable/2.4179E-04 2003.339.05:42:08.77/gps-fmout/S +1.20E-07 2003.339.05:42:09.43/wx/15.0,888.7,55.3 2003.339.05:42:09.49/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10889,5529,26,1pps 2003.339.05:42:09.54/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18186,110,24,1pps 2003.339.05:42:09.62/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.44, 6.76,lock,16349,16370,38,1pps 2003.339.05:42:09.70/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,16167,15973,33,1pps 2003.339.05:42:09.78/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.27, 4.82,lock,16099,16129,61,1pps 2003.339.05:42:10.18#antcn#TR $$/339.05:42:10.10 338.3193 21.4212 0.0004 -0.0001 2003.339.05:42:10.18#antcn#CO 0.0526 -0.0775 -0.7967 0.0443 2003.339.05:42:11.45/mat/600B0161 2003.339.05:42:11.99/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.05:42:11.99:!2003.339.05:43:44 2003.339.05:42:12.75#setcl#time/185610713,1,2003,339,05,42,13.00,1.566,36.021,29 2003.339.05:42:12.75#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.05:43:44.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.05:43:44.00:disc_end 2003.339.05:43:44.49:disc_pos 2003.339.05:43:44.50/disc_pos/286588274448,284857571384, 2003.339.05:43:44.50:disc_check 2003.339.05:43:44.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d05h43m44.455s,6100,0.00250s,40000,1517345976, 2003.339.05:43:44.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.05:43:44.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 274670 : 272276 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:43:44.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 274656 : 272274 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:43:44.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 274683 : 272274 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:43:44.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 274676 : 272268 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:43:44.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 274675 : 272290 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:43:44.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 274664 : 272274 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:43:44.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 274656 : 272271 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:43:44.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 274665 : 272271 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:43:44.99:scan_name=339-0545,r4100,98 2003.339.05:43:45.00:source=1739+522,173929.05,521310.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.05:43:45.10:setupsx 2003.339.05:43:54.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.05:43:54.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.05:43:54.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 102 ; 2003.339.05:43:54.32:!2003.339.05:45:23 2003.339.05:44:01.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.05:45:23.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:45:23.00/disc_pos/286588274448,286587274448, 2003.339.05:45:23.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.05:45:23.05:!2003.339.05:45:23 2003.339.05:45:23.05:preob 2003.339.05:45:24.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:45:25.49/tpi/1u,16226,2u,16265,3u,16144,4u,16030,ia,11528 2003.339.05:45:25.49/tpi/9u,16035,au,16054,bu,16248,cu,16223,du,16184,eu,16182,ib,5783 2003.339.05:45:25.49/tpi/5u,15831,6u,16004,7u,15963,8u,15953,ic,19288 2003.339.05:45:25.67/tpgain/1u,131,2u,109,3u,100,4u,78,ia,11528 2003.339.05:45:25.67/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,112,ib,5783 2003.339.05:45:25.67/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,61,ic,19288 2003.339.05:45:27.90/tpzero/1u,480,2u,309,3u,378,4u,438,ia,287 2003.339.05:45:27.90/tpzero/9u,578,au,535,bu,539,cu,506,du,354,eu,421,ib,291 2003.339.05:45:27.90/tpzero/5u,459,6u,571,7u,364,8u,271,ic,614 2003.339.05:45:30.14/tpical/1u,17916,2u,17952,3u,18150,4u,17994,ia,12923 2003.339.05:45:30.14/tpical/9u,18497,au,18741,bu,18644,cu,18473,du,19240,eu,18784 2003.339.05:45:30.14/tpical/ib,6673 2003.339.05:45:30.14/tpical/5u,17957,6u,17977,7u,17975,8u,17986,ic,21971 2003.339.05:45:30.15/tpdiff/1u,1690,2u,1687,3u,2006,4u,1964,ia,1395 2003.339.05:45:30.15/tpdiff/9u,2462,au,2687,bu,2396,cu,2250,du,3056,eu,2602,ib,890 2003.339.05:45:30.15/tpdiff/5u,2126,6u,1973,7u,2012,8u,2033,ic,2683 2003.339.05:45:30.32/tpdiffgain/1u,131,2u,109,3u,100,4u,78,ia,12923 2003.339.05:45:30.32/tpdiffgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,112,ib,6673 2003.339.05:45:30.32/tpdiffgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,61,ic,21971 2003.339.05:45:30.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:45:30.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:45:30.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:45:30.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:45:30.91/tsys/1u,51.2,2u,52.0,3u,43.2,4u,43.7,ia,44.3 2003.339.05:45:30.91/tsys/9u,45.2,au,41.6,bu,47.2,cu,50.3,du,37.3,eu,43.6,ib,44.4 2003.339.05:45:30.91/tsys/5u,39.8,6u,43.0,7u,42.6,8u,42.4,ic,38.3 2003.339.05:45:31.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:45:31.33/cable/2.4179E-04 2003.339.05:45:31.33:!2003.339.05:45:33 2003.339.05:45:33.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:45:33.00/disc_pos/286716284928,286587274448, 2003.339.05:45:33.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.05:45:33.03:midob 2003.339.05:45:33.78/tpi/1u,16213,2u,15687,3u,15830,4u,16036,ia,11535 2003.339.05:45:33.78/tpi/9u,15762,au,15691,bu,15931,cu,15964,du,15931,eu,15768,ib,5786 2003.339.05:45:33.78/tpi/5u,15829,6u,16006,7u,15997,8u,15500,ic,19304 2003.339.05:45:33.96/tpgain/1u,131,2u,107,3u,99,4u,78,ia,11535 2003.339.05:45:33.96/tpgain/9u,114,au,91,bu,112,cu,94,du,116,eu,111,ib,5786 2003.339.05:45:33.96/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,60,ic,19304 2003.339.05:45:34.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:45:34.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:45:34.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:45:34.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:45:34.55/tsys/1u,51.2,2u,52.1,3u,43.2,4u,43.7,ia,44.3 2003.339.05:45:34.55/tsys/9u,45.2,au,41.5,bu,47.1,cu,50.6,du,37.3,eu,43.3,ib,44.5 2003.339.05:45:34.55/tsys/5u,39.8,6u,43.0,7u,42.7,8u,42.6,ic,38.3 2003.339.05:45:35.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:45:35.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:45:35.60/cable/2.4172E-04 2003.339.05:45:35.77/gps-fmout/S +1.33E-07 2003.339.05:45:35.78/wx/15.0,888.7,55.2 2003.339.05:45:35.84/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11538,5786,26,1pps 2003.339.05:45:35.89/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,19311,110,24,1pps 2003.339.05:45:35.97/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.18, 6.51,lock,16237,16343,38,1pps 2003.339.05:45:36.05/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.18, -1.68,lock,15841,15791,33,1pps 2003.339.05:45:36.13/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.05, 4.58,lock,16047,16030,61,1pps 2003.339.05:45:37.18#antcn#TR $$/339.05:45:37.09 321.0128 14.2345 0.0001 -0.0001 2003.339.05:45:37.18#antcn#CO 0.0532 -0.0853 -0.7967 0.0679 2003.339.05:45:38.23/mat/600B0177 2003.339.05:45:38.79/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.05:45:38.79:!2003.339.05:47:11 2003.339.05:45:39.76#setcl#time/185631414,1,2003,339,05,45,40.00,1.557,36.078,28 2003.339.05:45:39.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.05:47:11.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.05:47:11.00:disc_end 2003.339.05:47:11.48:disc_pos 2003.339.05:47:11.49/disc_pos/288318968872,286588274448, 2003.339.05:47:11.49:disc_check 2003.339.05:47:11.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d05h47m11.460s,31316,0.00250s,40000,1581360360, 2003.339.05:47:11.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.05:47:11.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 276333 : 273916 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:47:11.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 276320 : 273914 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:47:11.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 276346 : 273914 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:47:11.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 276340 : 273908 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:47:11.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 276338 : 273930 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:47:11.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 276329 : 273915 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:47:11.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 276321 : 273911 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:47:11.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 276328 : 273912 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:47:11.97:scan_name=339-0552,r4100,98 2003.339.05:47:11.98:source=2136+141,213637.43,141000.5,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.05:47:12.09:setupsx 2003.339.05:47:21.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.05:47:21.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.05:47:21.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 103 ; 2003.339.05:47:21.31:!2003.339.05:52:33 2003.339.05:47:49.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.05:52:33.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:52:33.00/disc_pos/288318968872,288317968872, 2003.339.05:52:33.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.05:52:33.04:!2003.339.05:52:33 2003.339.05:52:33.05:preob 2003.339.05:52:34.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:52:35.49/tpi/1u,16249,2u,16184,3u,16171,4u,16166,ia,9803 2003.339.05:52:35.49/tpi/9u,16237,au,16087,bu,15983,cu,16072,du,15829,eu,16003,ib,5044 2003.339.05:52:35.49/tpi/5u,16083,6u,16057,7u,16201,8u,16019,ic,16230 2003.339.05:52:35.67/tpgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9803 2003.339.05:52:35.67/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,125,eu,120,ib,5044 2003.339.05:52:35.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16230 2003.339.05:52:37.90/tpzero/1u,497,2u,323,3u,397,4u,449,ia,271 2003.339.05:52:37.90/tpzero/9u,591,au,550,bu,556,cu,520,du,372,eu,432,ib,283 2003.339.05:52:37.90/tpzero/5u,464,6u,576,7u,370,8u,275,ic,587 2003.339.05:52:40.14/tpical/1u,18172,2u,18068,3u,18474,4u,18423,ia,11151 2003.339.05:52:40.14/tpical/9u,18966,au,19202,bu,18760,cu,18693,du,19323,eu,19057 2003.339.05:52:40.14/tpical/ib,5884 2003.339.05:52:40.14/tpical/5u,18610,6u,18345,7u,18540,8u,18365,ic,18805 2003.339.05:52:40.15/tpdiff/1u,1923,2u,1884,3u,2303,4u,2257,ia,1348 2003.339.05:52:40.15/tpdiff/9u,2729,au,3115,bu,2777,cu,2621,du,3494,eu,3054,ib,840 2003.339.05:52:40.15/tpdiff/5u,2527,6u,2288,7u,2339,8u,2346,ic,2575 2003.339.05:52:40.32/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11151 2003.339.05:52:40.32/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,125,eu,120,ib,5884 2003.339.05:52:40.32/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18805 2003.339.05:52:40.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:52:40.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:52:40.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:52:40.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:52:40.91/tsys/1u,45.1,2u,46.3,3u,37.7,4u,38.3,ia,38.9 2003.339.05:52:40.91/tsys/9u,41.3,au,35.9,bu,40.0,cu,42.7,du,31.9,eu,36.7,ib,40.8 2003.339.05:52:40.91/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,37.2,7u,37.2,8u,36.9,ic,33.4 2003.339.05:52:41.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:52:41.37/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.05:52:41.37:!2003.339.05:52:43 2003.339.05:52:43.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:52:43.00/disc_pos/288446926848,288317968872, 2003.339.05:52:43.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.05:52:43.01:midob 2003.339.05:52:43.76/tpi/1u,16028,2u,15614,3u,15651,4u,15813,ia,9809 2003.339.05:52:43.76/tpi/9u,16058,au,15823,bu,15544,cu,15901,du,15998,eu,15895,ib,5031 2003.339.05:52:43.76/tpi/5u,15533,6u,16087,7u,15678,8u,16025,ic,16242 2003.339.05:52:43.94/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9809 2003.339.05:52:43.94/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5031 2003.339.05:52:43.94/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16242 2003.339.05:52:44.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:52:44.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:52:44.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:52:44.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:52:44.52/tsys/1u,45.1,2u,46.2,3u,37.8,4u,38.4,ia,38.9 2003.339.05:52:44.52/tsys/9u,40.8,au,36.1,bu,40.2,cu,43.1,du,32.2,eu,37.1,ib,40.7 2003.339.05:52:44.52/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,37.3,7u,37.3,8u,36.9,ic,33.4 2003.339.05:52:45.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:52:45.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:52:45.65/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.05:52:45.77/gps-fmout/S +1.13E-07 2003.339.05:52:46.45/wx/15.0,888.7,54.5 2003.339.05:52:46.51/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9812,5018,26,1pps 2003.339.05:52:46.56/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16240,110,24,1pps 2003.339.05:52:46.64/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16253,16308,38,1pps 2003.339.05:52:46.72/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16115,15918,33,1pps 2003.339.05:52:46.80/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16113,16011,61,1pps 2003.339.05:52:47.18#antcn#TR $$/339.05:52:47.10 264.2444 53.7515 0.0000 0.0002 2003.339.05:52:47.18#antcn#CO 0.0167 -0.0547 -0.7967 0.0128 2003.339.05:52:47.83/mat/600B0149 2003.339.05:52:48.37/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.05:52:48.38:!2003.339.05:54:21 2003.339.05:52:48.76#setcl#time/185674313,1,2003,339,05,52,49.00,1.558,36.197,28 2003.339.05:52:48.76#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.05:54:21.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.05:54:21.01:disc_end 2003.339.05:54:21.50:disc_pos 2003.339.05:54:21.52/disc_pos/290049932328,288318968872, 2003.339.05:54:21.53:disc_check 2003.339.05:54:21.93/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d05h54m21.475s,27628,0.00250s,40000,5149280232, 2003.339.05:54:21.94:postob_mk5a 2003.339.05:54:21.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 277997 : 275556 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:54:21.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 277984 : 275554 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:54:21.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 278010 : 275554 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:54:21.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 278005 : 275549 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:54:21.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 278002 : 275570 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:54:21.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 277993 : 275555 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:54:22.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 277985 : 275551 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:54:22.01/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 277994 : 275552 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:54:22.02:scan_name=339-0555a,r4100,219 2003.339.05:54:22.02:source=2201+315,220101.46,313105.7,1950.0,cw 2003.339.05:54:23.09:setupsx 2003.339.05:54:32.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.05:54:32.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.05:54:32.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 104 ; 2003.339.05:54:32.31:!2003.339.05:54:54 2003.339.05:54:44.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.05:54:54.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:54:54.00/disc_pos/290049932328,290048932328, 2003.339.05:54:54.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.05:54:54.04:!2003.339.05:54:54 2003.339.05:54:54.05:preob 2003.339.05:54:55.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:54:56.48/tpi/1u,16330,2u,16297,3u,16270,4u,16266,ia,9867 2003.339.05:54:56.48/tpi/9u,16025,au,16020,bu,16200,cu,16041,du,16296,eu,16022,ib,5012 2003.339.05:54:56.48/tpi/5u,16239,6u,16184,7u,16313,8u,16115,ic,16347 2003.339.05:54:56.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9867 2003.339.05:54:56.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5012 2003.339.05:54:56.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16347 2003.339.05:54:58.88/tpzero/1u,495,2u,323,3u,397,4u,451,ia,271 2003.339.05:54:58.88/tpzero/9u,591,au,548,bu,559,cu,517,du,379,eu,431,ib,283 2003.339.05:54:58.88/tpzero/5u,465,6u,579,7u,372,8u,277,ic,589 2003.339.05:55:01.11/tpical/1u,18269,2u,18207,3u,18593,4u,18547,ia,11228 2003.339.05:55:01.11/tpical/9u,18963,au,19195,bu,19021,cu,18687,du,19886,eu,19068 2003.339.05:55:01.11/tpical/ib,5897 2003.339.05:55:01.11/tpical/5u,18775,6u,18493,7u,18678,8u,18521,ic,18958 2003.339.05:55:01.12/tpdiff/1u,1939,2u,1910,3u,2323,4u,2281,ia,1361 2003.339.05:55:01.12/tpdiff/9u,2938,au,3175,bu,2821,cu,2646,du,3590,eu,3046,ib,885 2003.339.05:55:01.12/tpdiff/5u,2536,6u,2309,7u,2365,8u,2406,ic,2611 2003.339.05:55:01.29/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11228 2003.339.05:55:01.29/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5897 2003.339.05:55:01.29/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18958 2003.339.05:55:01.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:55:01.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:55:01.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:55:01.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:55:01.88/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,46.0,3u,37.6,4u,38.1,ia,38.8 2003.339.05:55:01.88/tsys/9u,37.8,au,35.1,bu,39.9,cu,42.2,du,31.9,eu,36.9,ib,38.5 2003.339.05:55:01.88/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,37.2,7u,37.1,8u,36.2,ic,33.2 2003.339.05:55:02.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:55:02.37/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.05:55:02.37:!2003.339.05:55:04 2003.339.05:55:04.00:disc_pos 2003.339.05:55:04.00/disc_pos/290177835008,290048932328, 2003.339.05:55:04.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.05:55:04.02:midob 2003.339.05:55:04.75/tpi/1u,16103,2u,15703,3u,15467,4u,15888,ia,9858 2003.339.05:55:04.75/tpi/9u,16076,au,15797,bu,15771,cu,15884,du,15935,eu,16343,ib,5023 2003.339.05:55:04.75/tpi/5u,15652,6u,15805,7u,15760,8u,16097,ic,16334 2003.339.05:55:04.93/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9858 2003.339.05:55:04.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,121,ib,5023 2003.339.05:55:04.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16334 2003.339.05:55:05.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.05:55:05.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.05:55:05.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.05:55:05.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.05:55:05.51/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,45.9,3u,37.8,4u,38.1,ia,38.7 2003.339.05:55:05.51/tsys/9u,37.9,au,35.3,bu,40.2,cu,42.7,du,32.2,eu,37.0,ib,38.6 2003.339.05:55:05.51/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,37.3,7u,37.1,8u,36.2,ic,33.2 2003.339.05:55:06.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.05:55:06.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.05:55:06.65/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.05:55:06.77/gps-fmout/S +1.31E-07 2003.339.05:55:06.78/wx/15.0,888.7,54.7 2003.339.05:55:06.84/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9854,5043,26,1pps 2003.339.05:55:06.89/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16330,109,24,1pps 2003.339.05:55:06.97/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.12,lock,16312,16158,38,1pps 2003.339.05:55:07.05/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15639,16010,33,1pps 2003.339.05:55:07.13/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16177,16078,61,1pps 2003.339.05:55:08.17#antcn#TR $$/339.05:55:08.09 295.6998 60.0787 -0.0002 0.0006 2003.339.05:55:08.17#antcn#CO 0.0098 -0.0378 -0.7967 0.0101 2003.339.05:55:08.89/mat/600B0199 2003.339.05:55:09.47/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.05:55:09.47:!2003.339.05:58:43 2003.339.05:55:09.75#setcl#time/185688412,1,2003,339,05,55,10.00,1.563,36.237,29 2003.339.05:55:09.75#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.05:58:43.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.05:58:43.00:disc_end 2003.339.05:58:43.49:disc_pos 2003.339.05:58:43.50/disc_pos/293716758288,290049932328, 2003.339.05:58:43.50:disc_check 2003.339.05:58:43.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d05h58m43.468s,37792,0.00250s,40000,525043876, 2003.339.05:58:43.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.05:58:43.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 281507 : 279043 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:58:43.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 281495 : 279040 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:58:43.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 281520 : 279041 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:58:43.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 281516 : 279035 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:58:43.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 281512 : 279057 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:58:43.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 281503 : 279041 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:58:43.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 281496 : 279039 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:58:43.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 281506 : 279038 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.05:58:43.98:scan_name=339-0600,r4100,243 2003.339.05:58:43.98:source=0454-234,045457.28,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.05:58:44.09:setupsx 2003.339.05:58:53.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.05:58:53.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.05:58:53.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 105 ; 2003.339.05:58:53.31:!2003.339.06:00:45 2003.339.06:00:23.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.06:00:45.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:00:45.00/disc_pos/293716758288,293715758288, 2003.339.06:00:45.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.06:00:45.05:!2003.339.06:00:45 2003.339.06:00:45.05:preob 2003.339.06:00:46.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:00:47.48/tpi/1u,16298,2u,16300,3u,16104,4u,16260,ia,13303 2003.339.06:00:47.48/tpi/9u,16322,au,16273,bu,16169,cu,16148,du,16206,eu,16232,ib,6681 2003.339.06:00:47.48/tpi/5u,16098,6u,16192,7u,16358,8u,16154,ic,22390 2003.339.06:00:47.66/tpgain/1u,123,2u,102,3u,94,4u,73,ia,13303 2003.339.06:00:47.66/tpgain/9u,108,au,86,bu,105,cu,88,du,110,eu,105,ib,6681 2003.339.06:00:47.66/tpgain/5u,47,6u,67,7u,49,8u,57,ic,22390 2003.339.06:00:49.89/tpzero/1u,468,2u,299,3u,363,4u,431,ia,303 2003.339.06:00:49.89/tpzero/9u,571,au,528,bu,525,cu,495,du,339,eu,414,ib,300 2003.339.06:00:49.89/tpzero/5u,458,6u,566,7u,364,8u,270,ic,640 2003.339.06:00:52.13/tpical/1u,17807,2u,17762,3u,17854,4u,17999,ia,14699 2003.339.06:00:52.13/tpical/9u,18523,au,18633,bu,18262,cu,18064,du,18903,eu,18502 2003.339.06:00:52.13/tpical/ib,7578 2003.339.06:00:52.13/tpical/5u,17976,6u,17961,7u,18120,8u,17957,ic,25084 2003.339.06:00:52.14/tpdiff/1u,1509,2u,1462,3u,1750,4u,1739,ia,1396 2003.339.06:00:52.14/tpdiff/9u,2201,au,2360,bu,2093,cu,1916,du,2697,eu,2270,ib,897 2003.339.06:00:52.14/tpdiff/5u,1878,6u,1769,7u,1762,8u,1803,ic,2694 2003.339.06:00:52.31/tpdiffgain/1u,123,2u,102,3u,94,4u,73,ia,14699 2003.339.06:00:52.31/tpdiffgain/9u,108,au,86,bu,105,cu,88,du,110,eu,105,ib,7578 2003.339.06:00:52.31/tpdiffgain/5u,47,6u,67,7u,49,8u,57,ic,25084 2003.339.06:00:52.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:00:52.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:00:52.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:00:52.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:00:52.90/tsys/1u,57.7,2u,60.2,3u,49.5,4u,50.1,ia,51.2 2003.339.06:00:52.90/tsys/9u,51.5,au,48.0,bu,53.8,cu,58.8,du,42.4,eu,50.2,ib,51.2 2003.339.06:00:52.90/tsys/5u,45.8,6u,48.6,7u,49.9,8u,48.5,ic,44.4 2003.339.06:00:53.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:00:53.37/cable/2.4320E-04 2003.339.06:00:53.37:!2003.339.06:00:55 2003.339.06:00:55.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:00:55.00/disc_pos/293844643840,293715758288, 2003.339.06:00:55.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.06:00:55.01:midob 2003.339.06:00:55.77/tpi/1u,15811,2u,15967,3u,15785,4u,16255,ia,13288 2003.339.06:00:55.77/tpi/9u,15718,au,15889,bu,15865,cu,15723,du,15932,eu,15914,ib,6673 2003.339.06:00:55.77/tpi/5u,16073,6u,16178,7u,15638,8u,15619,ic,22370 2003.339.06:00:55.95/tpgain/1u,121,2u,101,3u,93,4u,73,ia,13288 2003.339.06:00:55.95/tpgain/9u,106,au,85,bu,104,cu,87,du,109,eu,104,ib,6673 2003.339.06:00:55.95/tpgain/5u,47,6u,67,7u,48,8u,56,ic,22370 2003.339.06:00:56.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:00:56.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:00:56.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:00:56.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:00:56.53/tsys/1u,57.8,2u,60.1,3u,49.5,4u,50.0,ia,51.2 2003.339.06:00:56.53/tsys/9u,51.5,au,48.0,bu,53.8,cu,58.6,du,42.4,eu,50.1,ib,51.2 2003.339.06:00:56.53/tsys/5u,45.7,6u,48.5,7u,49.7,8u,48.5,ic,44.4 2003.339.06:00:57.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:00:57.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:00:57.62/cable/2.4320E-04 2003.339.06:00:57.77/gps-fmout/S +1.05E-07 2003.339.06:00:57.78/wx/15.0,888.8,55.4 2003.339.06:00:57.84/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,13277,6670,26,1pps 2003.339.06:00:57.89/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,22351,110,24,1pps 2003.339.06:00:57.97/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.91,lock,16050,16522,38,1pps 2003.339.06:00:58.05/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.72, -2.36,lock,16078,15624,33,1pps 2003.339.06:00:58.13/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.42, 4.01,lock,15978,15862,61,1pps 2003.339.06:00:59.18#antcn#TR $$/339.06:00:59.10 119.4292 8.0384 0.0000 -0.0002 2003.339.06:00:59.18#antcn#CO 0.0568 -0.1152 -0.7967 0.1184 2003.339.06:00:59.95/mat/600B0220 2003.339.06:01:00.49/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.06:01:00.49:!2003.339.06:04:58 2003.339.06:01:00.74#setcl#time/185723510,1,2003,339,06,01,01.00,1.572,36.334,30 2003.339.06:01:00.74#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.06:04:43.61;"weather-moon and many stars visible 2003.339.06:04:58.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.06:04:58.00:disc_end 2003.339.06:04:58.48:disc_pos 2003.339.06:04:58.49/disc_pos/297767456808,293716758288, 2003.339.06:04:58.50:disc_check 2003.339.06:04:58.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d06h04m58.460s,18196,0.00250s,40000,1949201076, 2003.339.06:04:58.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.06:04:58.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 285383 : 282896 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:04:58.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 285372 : 282894 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:04:58.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 285396 : 282894 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:04:58.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 285395 : 282887 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:04:58.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 285388 : 282910 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:04:58.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 285379 : 282894 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:04:58.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 285372 : 282892 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:04:58.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 285382 : 282891 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:04:58.99:scan_name=339-0606,r4100,206 2003.339.06:04:58.99:source=0002+200,000201.64,200300.2,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.06:04:59.09:setupsx 2003.339.06:05:08.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.06:05:08.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.06:05:08.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 106 ; 2003.339.06:05:08.33:!2003.339.06:06:27 2003.339.06:06:10.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.06:06:27.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:06:27.00/disc_pos/297767456808,297766456808, 2003.339.06:06:27.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.06:06:27.05:!2003.339.06:06:27 2003.339.06:06:27.05:preob 2003.339.06:06:28.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:06:29.48/tpi/1u,16282,2u,15984,3u,16165,4u,16004,ia,9484 2003.339.06:06:29.48/tpi/9u,16326,au,15890,bu,15974,cu,16167,du,16072,eu,16099,ib,4939 2003.339.06:06:29.48/tpi/5u,16202,6u,16004,7u,15714,8u,16031,ic,15717 2003.339.06:06:29.66/tpgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9484 2003.339.06:06:29.66/tpgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,122,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,4939 2003.339.06:06:29.66/tpgain/5u,56,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15717 2003.339.06:06:31.89/tpzero/1u,502,2u,321,3u,398,4u,450,ia,268 2003.339.06:06:31.89/tpzero/9u,595,au,545,bu,554,cu,520,du,377,eu,432,ib,282 2003.339.06:06:31.89/tpzero/5u,464,6u,577,7u,367,8u,278,ic,584 2003.339.06:06:34.13/tpical/1u,18267,2u,17890,3u,18529,4u,18290,ia,10828 2003.339.06:06:34.13/tpical/9u,19304,au,18987,bu,18763,cu,18776,du,19614,eu,19163 2003.339.06:06:34.13/tpical/ib,5821 2003.339.06:06:34.13/tpical/5u,18832,6u,18336,7u,18068,8u,18495,ic,18284 2003.339.06:06:34.14/tpdiff/1u,1985,2u,1906,3u,2364,4u,2286,ia,1344 2003.339.06:06:34.14/tpdiff/9u,2978,au,3097,bu,2789,cu,2609,du,3542,eu,3064,ib,882 2003.339.06:06:34.14/tpdiff/5u,2630,6u,2332,7u,2354,8u,2464,ic,2567 2003.339.06:06:34.31/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10828 2003.339.06:06:34.31/tpdiffgain/9u,126,au,99,bu,122,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5821 2003.339.06:06:34.31/tpdiffgain/5u,56,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18284 2003.339.06:06:34.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:06:34.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:06:34.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:06:34.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:06:34.90/tsys/1u,43.7,2u,45.2,3u,36.7,4u,37.4,ia,37.7 2003.339.06:06:34.90/tsys/9u,38.0,au,35.7,bu,39.8,cu,43.2,du,31.9,eu,36.8,ib,38.0 2003.339.06:06:34.90/tsys/5u,32.9,6u,36.4,7u,35.9,8u,35.2,ic,32.4 2003.339.06:06:35.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:06:35.34/cable/2.4327E-04 2003.339.06:06:35.34:!2003.339.06:06:37 2003.339.06:06:37.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:06:37.00/disc_pos/297895473152,297766456808, 2003.339.06:06:37.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.06:06:37.02:midob 2003.339.06:06:37.75/tpi/1u,16036,2u,15734,3u,15396,4u,15637,ia,9495 2003.339.06:06:37.75/tpi/9u,16093,au,15584,bu,15707,cu,15893,du,16613,eu,15842,ib,4940 2003.339.06:06:37.75/tpi/5u,15608,6u,16044,7u,15746,8u,16062,ic,15733 2003.339.06:06:37.93/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9495 2003.339.06:06:37.93/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,121,cu,102,du,128,eu,120,ib,4940 2003.339.06:06:37.93/tpgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15733 2003.339.06:06:38.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:06:38.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:06:38.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:06:38.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:06:38.51/tsys/1u,43.7,2u,45.3,3u,36.9,4u,37.4,ia,37.8 2003.339.06:06:38.51/tsys/9u,38.1,au,35.7,bu,39.8,cu,43.3,du,32.5,eu,36.8,ib,38.0 2003.339.06:06:38.51/tsys/5u,32.9,6u,36.5,7u,35.9,8u,35.2,ic,32.5 2003.339.06:06:39.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:06:39.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:06:39.62/cable/2.4334E-04 2003.339.06:06:39.77/gps-fmout/S +1.84E-07 2003.339.06:06:40.42/wx/15.0,888.9,55.3 2003.339.06:06:40.47/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9498,4941,26,1pps 2003.339.06:06:40.52/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15740,110,24,1pps 2003.339.06:06:40.60/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.30,lock,16280,16160,38,1pps 2003.339.06:06:40.68/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.20, -0.75,lock,16235,15936,33,1pps 2003.339.06:06:40.76/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16104,16020,61,1pps 2003.339.06:06:41.17#antcn#TR $$/339.06:06:41.09 247.1938 85.4830 -0.0007 0.0000 2003.339.06:06:41.17#antcn#CO -0.4226 -0.0137 -0.7967 0.0014 2003.339.06:06:41.38/mat/600B0154 2003.339.06:06:41.94/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.06:06:41.94:!2003.339.06:10:03 2003.339.06:06:42.73#setcl#time/185757709,1,2003,339,06,06,43.00,1.575,36.429,31 2003.339.06:06:42.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.06:10:03.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.06:10:03.00:disc_end 2003.339.06:10:03.48:disc_pos 2003.339.06:10:03.49/disc_pos/301226050264,297767456808, 2003.339.06:10:03.49:disc_check 2003.339.06:10:03.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d06h10m03.455s,4268,0.00250s,40000,1421340472, 2003.339.06:10:03.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.06:10:03.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 288696 : 286185 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:10:03.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 288683 : 286182 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:10:03.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 288708 : 286182 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:10:03.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 288708 : 286175 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:10:03.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 288699 : 286198 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:10:03.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 288691 : 286182 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:10:03.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 288683 : 286180 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:10:03.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 288694 : 286179 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:10:03.99:scan_name=339-0610,r4100,98 2003.339.06:10:04.00:source=2318+049,231812.14,045723.3,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.06:10:04.10:setupsx 2003.339.06:10:13.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.06:10:13.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.06:10:13.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 107 ; 2003.339.06:10:13.34:!2003.339.06:10:36 2003.339.06:10:23.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.06:10:36.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:10:36.00/disc_pos/301226050264,301225050264, 2003.339.06:10:36.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.06:10:36.04:!2003.339.06:10:36 2003.339.06:10:36.05:preob 2003.339.06:10:37.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:10:38.49/tpi/1u,16278,2u,16210,3u,16284,4u,16112,ia,9727 2003.339.06:10:38.49/tpi/9u,16221,au,15967,bu,16097,cu,16265,du,16159,eu,16195,ib,4973 2003.339.06:10:38.49/tpi/5u,15875,6u,16231,7u,16036,8u,16296,ic,16022 2003.339.06:10:38.67/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9727 2003.339.06:10:38.67/tpgain/9u,125,au,99,bu,122,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,4973 2003.339.06:10:38.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,68,ic,16022 2003.339.06:10:40.90/tpzero/1u,498,2u,323,3u,401,4u,449,ia,271 2003.339.06:10:40.90/tpzero/9u,593,au,547,bu,556,cu,519,du,379,eu,434,ib,283 2003.339.06:10:40.90/tpzero/5u,461,6u,582,7u,368,8u,281,ic,585 2003.339.06:10:43.14/tpical/1u,18265,2u,18137,3u,18633,4u,18374,ia,11068 2003.339.06:10:43.14/tpical/9u,19179,au,19106,bu,18891,cu,18887,du,19727,eu,19234 2003.339.06:10:43.14/tpical/ib,5851 2003.339.06:10:43.14/tpical/5u,18402,6u,18616,7u,18386,8u,18754,ic,18592 2003.339.06:10:43.15/tpdiff/1u,1987,2u,1927,3u,2349,4u,2262,ia,1341 2003.339.06:10:43.15/tpdiff/9u,2958,au,3139,bu,2794,cu,2622,du,3568,eu,3039,ib,878 2003.339.06:10:43.15/tpdiff/5u,2527,6u,2385,7u,2350,8u,2458,ic,2570 2003.339.06:10:43.32/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11068 2003.339.06:10:43.32/tpdiffgain/9u,125,au,99,bu,122,cu,103,du,127,eu,121,ib,5851 2003.339.06:10:43.32/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18592 2003.339.06:10:43.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:10:43.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:10:43.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:10:43.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:10:43.91/tsys/1u,43.7,2u,45.3,3u,37.2,4u,38.1,ia,38.8 2003.339.06:10:43.91/tsys/9u,38.0,au,35.4,bu,40.0,cu,43.2,du,31.8,eu,37.3,ib,38.5 2003.339.06:10:43.91/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,36.1,7u,36.7,8u,35.8,ic,33.0 2003.339.06:10:44.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:10:44.38/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.06:10:44.38:!2003.339.06:10:46 2003.339.06:10:46.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:10:46.00/disc_pos/301353988096,301225050264, 2003.339.06:10:46.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.06:10:46.03:midob 2003.339.06:10:46.78/tpi/1u,16062,2u,15666,3u,15491,4u,15737,ia,9721 2003.339.06:10:46.78/tpi/9u,16268,au,15706,bu,15885,cu,15703,du,16178,eu,15660,ib,4974 2003.339.06:10:46.78/tpi/5u,15866,6u,15882,7u,15517,8u,16272,ic,16001 2003.339.06:10:46.96/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9721 2003.339.06:10:46.96/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,127,eu,119,ib,4974 2003.339.06:10:46.96/tpgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,56,8u,68,ic,16001 2003.339.06:10:47.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:10:47.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:10:47.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:10:47.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:10:47.55/tsys/1u,43.7,2u,45.3,3u,37.4,4u,38.1,ia,38.8 2003.339.06:10:47.55/tsys/9u,38.2,au,35.5,bu,40.2,cu,43.4,du,31.9,eu,37.3,ib,38.5 2003.339.06:10:47.55/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,36.2,7u,36.8,8u,35.8,ic,33.0 2003.339.06:10:48.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:10:48.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:10:48.66/cable/2.4298E-04 2003.339.06:10:48.77/gps-fmout/S +1.21E-07 2003.339.06:10:50.07/wx/15.0,888.9,55.7 2003.339.06:10:50.12/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9721,4971,26,1pps 2003.339.06:10:50.17/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16003,109,24,1pps 2003.339.06:10:50.25/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.24,lock,16259,16170,38,1pps 2003.339.06:10:50.33/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,15886,15708,33,1pps 2003.339.06:10:50.41/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16268,16104,61,1pps 2003.339.06:10:51.17#antcn#TR $$/339.06:10:51.10 225.7113 66.7688 -0.0003 -0.0001 2003.339.06:10:51.17#antcn#CO -0.0162 -0.0455 -0.7967 0.0075 2003.339.06:10:51.46/mat/600B0232 2003.339.06:10:52.02/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.06:10:52.02:!2003.339.06:12:24 2003.339.06:10:52.75#setcl#time/185782710,1,2003,339,06,10,53.00,1.565,36.499,29 2003.339.06:10:52.75#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.06:12:24.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.06:12:24.00:disc_end 2003.339.06:12:24.49:disc_pos 2003.339.06:12:24.50/disc_pos/302956834904,301226050264, 2003.339.06:12:24.50:disc_check 2003.339.06:12:24.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d06h12m24.462s,13064,0.00250s,40000,525326564, 2003.339.06:12:24.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.06:12:24.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 290359 : 287825 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:12:24.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 290347 : 287822 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:12:24.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 290373 : 287822 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:12:24.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 290373 : 287816 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:12:24.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 290363 : 287838 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:12:24.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 290354 : 287823 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:12:24.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 290347 : 287820 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:12:24.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 290357 : 287819 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:12:24.99:scan_name=339-0614,r4100,256 2003.339.06:12:25.00:source=cta26,033658.94,-015616.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.06:12:25.10:setupsx 2003.339.06:12:34.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.06:12:34.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.06:12:34.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 108 ; 2003.339.06:12:34.35:!2003.339.06:14:30 2003.339.06:13:32.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.06:14:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:14:30.00/disc_pos/302956834904,302955834904, 2003.339.06:14:30.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.06:14:30.05:!2003.339.06:14:30 2003.339.06:14:30.05:preob 2003.339.06:14:31.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:14:32.48/tpi/1u,16298,2u,16112,3u,16186,4u,16232,ia,10338 2003.339.06:14:32.48/tpi/9u,15983,au,16053,bu,16136,cu,16216,du,16029,eu,16180,ib,5291 2003.339.06:14:32.48/tpi/5u,15830,6u,16139,7u,15953,8u,15948,ic,17185 2003.339.06:14:32.66/tpgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10338 2003.339.06:14:32.66/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5291 2003.339.06:14:32.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17185 2003.339.06:14:34.89/tpzero/1u,493,2u,315,3u,389,4u,447,ia,276 2003.339.06:14:34.89/tpzero/9u,585,au,544,bu,551,cu,516,du,367,eu,428,ib,286 2003.339.06:14:34.89/tpzero/5u,460,6u,576,7u,366,8u,274,ic,596 2003.339.06:14:37.13/tpical/1u,18186,2u,17920,3u,18411,4u,18437,ia,11730 2003.339.06:14:37.13/tpical/9u,18734,au,19064,bu,18804,cu,18650,du,19385,eu,19095 2003.339.06:14:37.13/tpical/ib,6168 2003.339.06:14:37.13/tpical/5u,18268,6u,18328,7u,18177,8u,18240,ic,19854 2003.339.06:14:37.14/tpdiff/1u,1888,2u,1808,3u,2225,4u,2205,ia,1392 2003.339.06:14:37.14/tpdiff/9u,2751,au,3011,bu,2668,cu,2434,du,3356,eu,2915,ib,877 2003.339.06:14:37.14/tpdiff/5u,2438,6u,2189,7u,2224,8u,2292,ic,2669 2003.339.06:14:37.31/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11730 2003.339.06:14:37.31/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6168 2003.339.06:14:37.31/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19854 2003.339.06:14:37.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:14:37.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:14:37.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:14:37.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:14:37.90/tsys/1u,46.0,2u,48.1,3u,39.0,4u,39.4,ia,39.8 2003.339.06:14:37.90/tsys/9u,40.3,au,37.1,bu,42.1,cu,46.4,du,33.6,eu,38.9,ib,41.1 2003.339.06:14:37.90/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,39.1,7u,38.5,8u,37.6,ic,34.2 2003.339.06:14:38.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.06:14:38.34/cable/2.4416E-04 2003.339.06:14:38.34:!2003.339.06:14:40 2003.339.06:14:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:14:40.00/disc_pos/303084806144,302955834904, 2003.339.06:14:40.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.06:14:40.03:midob 2003.339.06:14:40.78/tpi/1u,16070,2u,15768,3u,15606,4u,15837,ia,10332 2003.339.06:14:40.78/tpi/9u,15717,au,15742,bu,15629,cu,15794,du,16034,eu,15908,ib,5272 2003.339.06:14:40.78/tpi/5u,15858,6u,16124,7u,15946,8u,15959,ic,17190 2003.339.06:14:40.96/tpgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10332 2003.339.06:14:40.96/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5272 2003.339.06:14:40.96/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17190 2003.339.06:14:41.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:14:41.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:14:41.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:14:41.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:14:41.55/tsys/1u,46.1,2u,47.9,3u,39.1,4u,39.4,ia,39.7 2003.339.06:14:41.55/tsys/9u,40.3,au,37.1,bu,42.1,cu,46.1,du,33.6,eu,38.9,ib,40.9 2003.339.06:14:41.55/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,39.1,7u,38.5,8u,37.6,ic,34.2 2003.339.06:14:42.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:14:42.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:14:42.66/cable/2.4371E-04 2003.339.06:14:42.77/gps-fmout/S +1.12E-07 2003.339.06:14:43.31/wx/15.0,888.9,55.5 2003.339.06:14:43.36/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10334,5270,26,1pps 2003.339.06:14:43.41/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17191,110,24,1pps 2003.339.06:14:43.49/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 6.94,lock,16290,16183,38,1pps 2003.339.06:14:43.57/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15853,15767,33,1pps 2003.339.06:14:43.65/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15960,16018,61,1pps 2003.339.06:14:44.17#antcn#TR $$/339.06:14:44.10 111.1970 38.0094 -0.0001 -0.0002 2003.339.06:14:44.17#antcn#CO 0.0553 -0.0851 -0.7967 0.0223 2003.339.06:14:45.49/mat/600B0234 2003.339.06:14:45.80?ERROR mc -5 Interface fm failed to handshake on monitor. 2003.339.06:14:45.80:!2003.339.06:18:56 2003.339.06:14:46.74#setcl#time/185806109,1,2003,339,06,14,47.00,1.569,36.564,30 2003.339.06:14:46.74#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.06:18:56.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.06:18:56.00:disc_end 2003.339.06:18:56.49:disc_pos 2003.339.06:18:56.49/disc_pos/307215643960,302956834904, 2003.339.06:18:56.50:disc_check 2003.339.06:18:56.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d06h18m56.468s,3624,0.00250s,40000,2013280384, 2003.339.06:18:56.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.06:18:56.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 294434 : 291876 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:18:56.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 294422 : 291873 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:18:56.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 294448 : 291873 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:18:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 294449 : 291868 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:18:56.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 294438 : 291889 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:18:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 294431 : 291874 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:18:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 294422 : 291871 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:18:56.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 294433 : 291870 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:18:56.98:scan_name=339-0625,r4100,774 2003.339.06:18:56.98:source=0104-408,010427.58,-405021.4,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.06:18:57.09:setupsx 2003.339.06:19:06.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.06:19:06.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.06:19:06.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 109 ; 2003.339.06:19:06.33:!2003.339.06:25:25 2003.339.06:19:35.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.06:25:25.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:25:25.00/disc_pos/307215643960,307214643960, 2003.339.06:25:25.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.06:25:25.04:!2003.339.06:25:25 2003.339.06:25:25.05:preob 2003.339.06:25:26.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:25:27.48/tpi/1u,16316,2u,16157,3u,16019,4u,15997,ia,10411 2003.339.06:25:27.48/tpi/9u,16212,au,16227,bu,16098,cu,16264,du,16235,eu,16074,ib,5359 2003.339.06:25:27.48/tpi/5u,16012,6u,16264,7u,16071,8u,16077,ic,17356 2003.339.06:25:27.66/tpgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10411 2003.339.06:25:27.66/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,5359 2003.339.06:25:27.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17356 2003.339.06:25:29.89/tpzero/1u,489,2u,316,3u,387,4u,443,ia,276 2003.339.06:25:29.89/tpzero/9u,586,au,543,bu,545,cu,513,du,366,eu,425,ib,287 2003.339.06:25:29.89/tpzero/5u,461,6u,577,7u,368,8u,275,ic,597 2003.339.06:25:32.13/tpical/1u,18190,2u,17956,3u,18210,4u,18125,ia,11794 2003.339.06:25:32.13/tpical/9u,18937,au,19169,bu,18681,cu,18674,du,19573,eu,18893 2003.339.06:25:32.13/tpical/ib,6254 2003.339.06:25:32.13/tpical/5u,18391,6u,18454,7u,18323,8u,18376,ic,20005 2003.339.06:25:32.14/tpdiff/1u,1874,2u,1799,3u,2191,4u,2128,ia,1383 2003.339.06:25:32.14/tpdiff/9u,2725,au,2942,bu,2583,cu,2410,du,3338,eu,2819,ib,895 2003.339.06:25:32.14/tpdiff/5u,2379,6u,2190,7u,2252,8u,2299,ic,2649 2003.339.06:25:32.31/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11794 2003.339.06:25:32.31/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,6254 2003.339.06:25:32.31/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,20005 2003.339.06:25:32.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:25:32.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:25:32.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:25:32.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:25:32.90/tsys/1u,46.5,2u,48.4,3u,39.2,4u,40.2,ia,40.3 2003.339.06:25:32.90/tsys/9u,41.3,au,38.4,bu,43.4,cu,47.1,du,34.2,eu,40.0,ib,40.8 2003.339.06:25:32.90/tsys/5u,36.0,6u,39.4,7u,38.4,8u,37.8,ic,34.8 2003.339.06:25:33.06/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:25:33.42/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.06:25:33.42:!2003.339.06:25:35 2003.339.06:25:35.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:25:35.00/disc_pos/307343609856,307214643960, 2003.339.06:25:35.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.06:25:35.02:midob 2003.339.06:25:35.75/tpi/1u,16087,2u,15577,3u,15747,4u,15983,ia,10416 2003.339.06:25:35.75/tpi/9u,15659,au,15799,bu,15842,cu,15937,du,15760,eu,15746,ib,5359 2003.339.06:25:35.75/tpi/5u,15999,6u,15849,7u,15552,8u,16102,ic,17361 2003.339.06:25:35.93/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10416 2003.339.06:25:35.93/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,120,eu,115,ib,5359 2003.339.06:25:35.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17361 2003.339.06:25:36.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:25:36.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:25:36.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:25:36.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:25:36.51/tsys/1u,46.5,2u,48.4,3u,39.3,4u,40.2,ia,40.3 2003.339.06:25:36.51/tsys/9u,41.2,au,38.2,bu,43.4,cu,47.1,du,34.3,eu,39.8,ib,40.8 2003.339.06:25:36.51/tsys/5u,35.9,6u,39.4,7u,38.5,8u,37.9,ic,34.8 2003.339.06:25:37.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:25:37.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:25:37.64/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.06:25:37.76/gps-fmout/S +1.38E-07 2003.339.06:25:37.77/wx/15.0,888.9,55.2 2003.339.06:25:37.83/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10412,5359,26,1pps 2003.339.06:25:37.88/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17350,110,24,1pps 2003.339.06:25:37.96/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 6.94,lock,16321,16248,38,1pps 2003.339.06:25:38.04/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15991,15902,33,1pps 2003.339.06:25:38.12/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,15886,15950,61,1pps 2003.339.06:25:39.17#antcn#TR $$/339.06:25:39.09 174.6436 26.9761 -0.0001 -0.0002 2003.339.06:25:39.17#antcn#CO 0.0496 -0.0998 -0.7967 0.0342 2003.339.06:25:39.50/mat/600B0257 2003.339.06:25:40.04/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.06:25:40.04:!2003.339.06:38:29 2003.339.06:25:40.74#setcl#time/185871508,1,2003,339,06,25,41.00,1.568,36.745,30 2003.339.06:25:40.74#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.06:38:29.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.06:38:29.00:disc_end 2003.339.06:38:29.48:disc_pos 2003.339.06:38:29.49/disc_pos/319762358256,307215643960, 2003.339.06:38:29.49:disc_check 2003.339.06:38:29.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d06h38m29.465s,27896,0.00250s,40000,6221221432, 2003.339.06:38:29.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.06:38:29.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 306414 : 303832 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:38:29.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 306403 : 303830 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:38:29.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 306428 : 303829 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:38:29.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 306429 : 303824 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:38:29.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 306418 : 303845 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:38:29.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 306411 : 303830 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:38:29.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 306402 : 303827 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:38:29.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 306415 : 303825 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:38:29.98:scan_name=339-0640b,r4100,98 2003.339.06:38:29.98:source=2136+141,213637.43,141000.5,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.06:38:30.09:setupsx 2003.339.06:38:39.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.06:38:39.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.06:38:39.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 110 ; 2003.339.06:38:39.32:!2003.339.06:40:42 2003.339.06:39:24.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.06:40:42.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:40:42.30/disc_pos/319762358256,319761358256, 2003.339.06:40:42.30:disc_start=on 2003.339.06:40:42.37:!2003.339.06:40:42 2003.339.06:40:42.37:preob 2003.339.06:40:43.19/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:40:44.73/tpi/1u,16207,2u,16143,3u,16192,4u,16096,ia,9995 2003.339.06:40:44.73/tpi/9u,16071,au,15989,bu,16756,cu,16553,du,16451,eu,16557,ib,5044 2003.339.06:40:44.73/tpi/5u,15916,6u,16066,7u,16039,8u,15885,ic,16621 2003.339.06:40:44.91/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9995 2003.339.06:40:44.91/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,120,ib,5044 2003.339.06:40:44.91/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16621 2003.339.06:40:47.14/tpzero/1u,494,2u,319,3u,395,4u,447,ia,272 2003.339.06:40:47.14/tpzero/9u,587,au,544,bu,554,cu,514,du,371,eu,430,ib,283 2003.339.06:40:47.14/tpzero/5u,461,6u,575,7u,368,8u,274,ic,591 2003.339.06:40:49.56/tpical/1u,18102,2u,18031,3u,18464,4u,18356,ia,11353 2003.339.06:40:49.56/tpical/9u,18802,au,18952,bu,18881,cu,18379,du,19308,eu,19022 2003.339.06:40:49.56/tpical/ib,5922 2003.339.06:40:49.56/tpical/5u,18355,6u,18301,7u,18308,8u,18206,ic,19219 2003.339.06:40:49.57/tpdiff/1u,1895,2u,1888,3u,2272,4u,2260,ia,1358 2003.339.06:40:49.57/tpdiff/9u,2731,au,2963,bu,2125,cu,1826,du,2857,eu,2465,ib,878 2003.339.06:40:49.57/tpdiff/5u,2439,6u,2235,7u,2269,8u,2321,ic,2598 2003.339.06:40:49.75/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11352 2003.339.06:40:49.75/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,120,ib,5901 2003.339.06:40:49.75/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19220 2003.339.06:40:50.33/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:40:50.33/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:40:50.33/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:40:50.33/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:40:50.34/tsys/1u,45.6,2u,46.1,3u,38.2,4u,38.1,ia,39.4 2003.339.06:40:50.34/tsys/9u,40.8,au,37.5,bu,54.9,cu,63.2,du,40.5,eu,47.1,ib,39.0 2003.339.06:40:50.34/tsys/5u,34.9,6u,38.1,7u,38.0,8u,37.0,ic,33.9 2003.339.06:40:50.87/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:40:51.25/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.06:40:51.25:!2003.339.06:40:52 2003.339.06:40:52.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:40:52.00/disc_pos/319890300928,319761358256, 2003.339.06:40:52.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.06:40:52.34:midob 2003.339.06:40:53.07/tpi/1u,16184,2u,15825,3u,15613,4u,15680,ia,9990 2003.339.06:40:53.07/tpi/9u,15384,au,15524,bu,15613,cu,15965,du,16028,eu,15675,ib,5068 2003.339.06:40:53.07/tpi/5u,15913,6u,16076,7u,15411,8u,15876,ic,16610 2003.339.06:40:53.25/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9990 2003.339.06:40:53.25/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5068 2003.339.06:40:53.25/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16610 2003.339.06:40:53.82/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:40:53.82/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:40:53.82/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:40:53.82/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:40:53.83/tsys/1u,45.5,2u,46.0,3u,38.3,4u,38.0,ia,39.4 2003.339.06:40:53.83/tsys/9u,40.4,au,37.2,bu,52.8,cu,60.9,du,39.5,eu,46.1,ib,39.2 2003.339.06:40:53.83/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,38.1,7u,37.8,8u,37.0,ic,33.9 2003.339.06:40:54.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:40:54.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:40:54.66/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.06:40:54.76/gps-fmout/S +1.81E-07 2003.339.06:40:56.66/wx/15.0,889.1,55.1 2003.339.06:40:56.72/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9991,5036,26,1pps 2003.339.06:40:56.77/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16614,110,24,1pps 2003.339.06:40:56.85/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16205,16279,38,1pps 2003.339.06:40:56.93/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15924,15779,33,1pps 2003.339.06:40:57.01/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.20,lock,15936,16108,61,1pps 2003.339.06:40:58.19#antcn#TR $$/339.06:40:58.08 269.5127 42.5751 -0.0002 -0.0002 2003.339.06:40:58.19#antcn#CO 0.0321 -0.0675 -0.7967 0.0190 2003.339.06:40:59.61/mat/600B0171 2003.339.06:41:03.12/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.06:41:03.13:!2003.339.06:42:30 2003.339.06:41:03.75#setcl#time/185963808,1,2003,339,06,41,04.00,1.557,37.002,29 2003.339.06:41:03.82#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.06:42:30.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.06:42:30.01:disc_end 2003.339.06:42:30.58:disc_pos 2003.339.06:42:30.60/disc_pos/321489145216,319762358256, 2003.339.06:42:30.60:disc_check 2003.339.06:42:31.05/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d06h42m30.550s,352,0.00250s,40000,2130600584, 2003.339.06:42:31.05:postob_mk5a 2003.339.06:42:31.07/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 308074 : 305468 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:42:31.07/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 308064 : 305467 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:42:31.08/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 308088 : 305465 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:42:31.10/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 308089 : 305460 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:42:31.11/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 308078 : 305481 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:42:31.12/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 308073 : 305465 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:42:31.12/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 308062 : 305463 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:42:31.14/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 308075 : 305461 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:42:31.16:scan_name=339-0643,r4100,98 2003.339.06:42:31.18:source=3c446,222311.09,-051217.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.06:42:32.12:setupsx 2003.339.06:42:42.08/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.06:42:42.10/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.06:42:42.14/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 111 ; 2003.339.06:42:42.14:!2003.339.06:43:03 2003.339.06:42:55.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.06:43:03.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:43:03.01/disc_pos/321489145216,321488145216, 2003.339.06:43:03.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.06:43:03.05:!2003.339.06:43:03 2003.339.06:43:03.05:preob 2003.339.06:43:04.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:43:05.48/tpi/1u,16289,2u,15984,3u,16035,4u,16337,ia,9888 2003.339.06:43:05.48/tpi/9u,16244,au,16023,bu,16236,cu,16020,du,16284,eu,16194,ib,5074 2003.339.06:43:05.48/tpi/5u,15741,6u,16284,7u,15834,8u,16191,ic,16423 2003.339.06:43:05.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9888 2003.339.06:43:05.66/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,126,eu,120,ib,5074 2003.339.06:43:05.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16423 2003.339.06:43:07.88/tpzero/1u,495,2u,317,3u,393,4u,453,ia,271 2003.339.06:43:07.88/tpzero/9u,588,au,546,bu,554,cu,516,du,376,eu,433,ib,284 2003.339.06:43:07.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,579,7u,367,8u,277,ic,590 2003.339.06:43:10.12/tpical/1u,18209,2u,17832,3u,18294,4u,18584,ia,11234 2003.339.06:43:10.12/tpical/9u,19056,au,19043,bu,19000,cu,18497,du,19706,eu,19130 2003.339.06:43:10.12/tpical/ib,5944 2003.339.06:43:10.12/tpical/5u,18159,6u,18559,7u,18083,8u,18572,ic,19003 2003.339.06:43:10.13/tpdiff/1u,1920,2u,1848,3u,2259,4u,2247,ia,1346 2003.339.06:43:10.13/tpdiff/9u,2812,au,3020,bu,2764,cu,2477,du,3422,eu,2936,ib,870 2003.339.06:43:10.13/tpdiff/5u,2418,6u,2275,7u,2249,8u,2381,ic,2580 2003.339.06:43:10.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,11234 2003.339.06:43:10.31/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,126,eu,120,ib,5944 2003.339.06:43:10.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19003 2003.339.06:43:10.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:43:10.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:43:10.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:43:10.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:43:10.90/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.6,3u,38.1,4u,38.9,ia,39.3 2003.339.06:43:10.90/tsys/9u,40.1,au,36.9,bu,40.9,cu,45.1,du,33.5,eu,38.7,ib,39.6 2003.339.06:43:10.90/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,38.0,7u,37.8,8u,36.8,ic,33.8 2003.339.06:43:11.06/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:43:11.42/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.06:43:11.42:!2003.339.06:43:13 2003.339.06:43:13.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:43:13.01/disc_pos/321617154048,321488145216, 2003.339.06:43:13.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.06:43:13.02:midob 2003.339.06:43:13.77/tpi/1u,16085,2u,15673,3u,15454,4u,15958,ia,9889 2003.339.06:43:13.77/tpi/9u,15680,au,15585,bu,15617,cu,15635,du,15990,eu,15632,ib,5097 2003.339.06:43:13.77/tpi/5u,15738,6u,15904,7u,15859,8u,16186,ic,16436 2003.339.06:43:13.95/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9889 2003.339.06:43:13.95/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,125,eu,118,ib,5097 2003.339.06:43:13.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16436 2003.339.06:43:14.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:43:14.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:43:14.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:43:14.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:43:14.53/tsys/1u,45.3,2u,46.5,3u,38.1,4u,38.9,ia,39.3 2003.339.06:43:14.53/tsys/9u,40.0,au,36.6,bu,40.6,cu,44.9,du,33.4,eu,38.6,ib,39.8 2003.339.06:43:14.53/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,38.1,7u,37.9,8u,36.7,ic,33.8 2003.339.06:43:15.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:43:15.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:43:15.64/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.06:43:15.76/gps-fmout/S +1.04E-07 2003.339.06:43:18.11/wx/15.0,889.1,55.2 2003.339.06:43:18.17/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9882,5111,26,1pps 2003.339.06:43:18.23/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16423,110,24,1pps 2003.339.06:43:18.31/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16254,16345,38,1pps 2003.339.06:43:18.39/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15720,16114,33,1pps 2003.339.06:43:18.47/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,15941,15990,61,1pps 2003.339.06:43:19.17#antcn#TR $$/339.06:43:19.09 238.8434 43.7027 -0.0003 0.0003 2003.339.06:43:19.17#antcn#CO 0.0306 -0.0737 -0.7967 0.0183 2003.339.06:43:20.68/mat/600B0139 2003.339.06:43:23.46/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.06:43:23.47:!2003.339.06:44:51 2003.339.06:43:23.73#setcl#time/185977805,1,2003,339,06,43,24.00,1.574,37.040,31 2003.339.06:43:23.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.06:44:51.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.06:44:51.01:disc_end 2003.339.06:44:51.49:disc_pos 2003.339.06:44:51.49/disc_pos/323219837272,321489145216, 2003.339.06:44:51.49:disc_check 2003.339.06:44:51.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d06h44m51.468s,11444,0.00250s,40000,523976852, 2003.339.06:44:51.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.06:44:51.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 309739 : 307109 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:44:51.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 309727 : 307107 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:44:51.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 309752 : 307105 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:44:51.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 309754 : 307100 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:44:51.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 309741 : 307121 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:44:51.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 309737 : 307105 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:44:51.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 309725 : 307103 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:44:51.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 309739 : 307101 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:44:51.98:scan_name=339-0647,r4100,98 2003.339.06:44:51.98:source=0133+476,013355.09,473612.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.06:44:52.09:setupsx 2003.339.06:45:01.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.06:45:01.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.06:45:01.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 112 ; 2003.339.06:45:01.34:!2003.339.06:47:30 2003.339.06:46:08.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.06:47:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:47:30.00/disc_pos/323219837272,323218837272, 2003.339.06:47:30.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.06:47:30.05:!2003.339.06:47:30 2003.339.06:47:30.05:preob 2003.339.06:47:31.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:47:32.48/tpi/1u,16203,2u,16149,3u,16134,4u,16015,ia,9947 2003.339.06:47:32.48/tpi/9u,16013,au,16004,bu,16247,cu,16102,du,16180,eu,16101,ib,5087 2003.339.06:47:32.48/tpi/5u,15813,6u,16034,7u,15943,8u,16264,ic,16533 2003.339.06:47:32.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9947 2003.339.06:47:32.66/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5087 2003.339.06:47:32.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16533 2003.339.06:47:34.89/tpzero/1u,494,2u,319,3u,394,4u,446,ia,272 2003.339.06:47:34.89/tpzero/9u,589,au,545,bu,556,cu,515,du,373,eu,428,ib,284 2003.339.06:47:34.89/tpzero/5u,461,6u,576,7u,368,8u,278,ic,590 2003.339.06:47:37.13/tpical/1u,18146,2u,18033,3u,18460,4u,18288,ia,11329 2003.339.06:47:37.13/tpical/9u,18913,au,19114,bu,19077,cu,18623,du,19621,eu,19044 2003.339.06:47:37.13/tpical/ib,5986 2003.339.06:47:37.13/tpical/5u,18313,6u,18295,7u,18256,8u,18719,ic,19175 2003.339.06:47:37.14/tpdiff/1u,1943,2u,1884,3u,2326,4u,2273,ia,1382 2003.339.06:47:37.14/tpdiff/9u,2900,au,3110,bu,2830,cu,2521,du,3441,eu,2943,ib,899 2003.339.06:47:37.14/tpdiff/5u,2500,6u,2261,7u,2313,8u,2455,ic,2642 2003.339.06:47:37.31/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11329 2003.339.06:47:37.31/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5986 2003.339.06:47:37.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19175 2003.339.06:47:37.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:47:37.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:47:37.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:47:37.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:47:37.90/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,46.2,3u,37.2,4u,37.7,ia,38.5 2003.339.06:47:37.90/tsys/9u,38.3,au,35.8,bu,39.9,cu,44.5,du,33.1,eu,38.3,ib,38.5 2003.339.06:47:37.90/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,37.6,7u,37.0,8u,35.8,ic,33.2 2003.339.06:47:38.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:47:38.37/cable/2.4298E-04 2003.339.06:47:38.37:!2003.339.06:47:40 2003.339.06:47:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:47:40.00/disc_pos/323347836928,323218837272, 2003.339.06:47:40.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.06:47:40.02:midob 2003.339.06:47:40.77/tpi/1u,16170,2u,15551,3u,15570,4u,16021,ia,9945 2003.339.06:47:40.77/tpi/9u,16290,au,15657,bu,15717,cu,15760,du,16076,eu,15769,ib,5080 2003.339.06:47:40.77/tpi/5u,15832,6u,16046,7u,15928,8u,16280,ic,16530 2003.339.06:47:40.95/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9945 2003.339.06:47:40.95/tpgain/9u,124,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,125,eu,118,ib,5080 2003.339.06:47:40.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16530 2003.339.06:47:41.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:47:41.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:47:41.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:47:41.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:47:41.53/tsys/1u,44.4,2u,46.1,3u,37.3,4u,37.7,ia,38.5 2003.339.06:47:41.53/tsys/9u,38.3,au,35.7,bu,39.9,cu,44.4,du,32.9,eu,38.2,ib,38.4 2003.339.06:47:41.53/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,37.6,7u,37.0,8u,35.8,ic,33.2 2003.339.06:47:42.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:47:42.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:47:42.60/cable/2.4290E-04 2003.339.06:47:42.76/gps-fmout/S +1.56E-07 2003.339.06:47:44.13/wx/15.0,889.2,55.2 2003.339.06:47:44.18/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9944,5082,26,1pps 2003.339.06:47:44.23/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16529,110,24,1pps 2003.339.06:47:44.31/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16193,16239,38,1pps 2003.339.06:47:44.39/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15829,15699,33,1pps 2003.339.06:47:44.47/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.12,lock,16352,15987,61,1pps 2003.339.06:47:45.17#antcn#TR $$/339.06:47:45.09 12.6228 63.3645 -0.0000 0.0001 2003.339.06:47:45.17#antcn#CO 0.0359 -0.0301 -0.7967 0.0088 2003.339.06:47:46.77/mat/600B0129 2003.339.06:47:47.61/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.06:47:47.61:!2003.339.06:49:18 2003.339.06:47:47.74#setcl#time/186004206,1,2003,339,06,47,48.00,1.565,37.114,30 2003.339.06:47:47.74#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.06:49:18.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.06:49:18.00:disc_end 2003.339.06:49:18.48:disc_pos 2003.339.06:49:18.49/disc_pos/324950519928,323219837272, 2003.339.06:49:18.49:disc_check 2003.339.06:49:18.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d06h49m18.468s,24640,0.00250s,40000,2541304148, 2003.339.06:49:18.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.06:49:18.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 311402 : 308749 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:49:18.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 311390 : 308748 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:49:18.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 311417 : 308745 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:49:18.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 311417 : 308740 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:49:18.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 311405 : 308761 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:49:18.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 311400 : 308745 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:49:18.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 311390 : 308744 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:49:18.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 311402 : 308741 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:49:18.98:scan_name=339-0652,r4100,245 2003.339.06:49:18.99:source=2201+315,220101.46,313105.7,1950.0,cw 2003.339.06:49:19.10:setupsx 2003.339.06:49:28.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.06:49:28.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.06:49:28.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 113 ; 2003.339.06:49:28.34:!2003.339.06:52:01 2003.339.06:50:07.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.06:52:01.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:52:01.00/disc_pos/324950519928,324949519928, 2003.339.06:52:01.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.06:52:01.06:!2003.339.06:52:01 2003.339.06:52:01.06:preob 2003.339.06:52:02.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:52:03.47/tpi/1u,16252,2u,16152,3u,16202,4u,16148,ia,9996 2003.339.06:52:03.47/tpi/9u,16156,au,16130,bu,16077,cu,16135,du,16127,eu,16100,ib,5022 2003.339.06:52:03.47/tpi/5u,15892,6u,16139,7u,16036,8u,15905,ic,16629 2003.339.06:52:03.65/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9996 2003.339.06:52:03.65/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,5022 2003.339.06:52:03.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16629 2003.339.06:52:05.88/tpzero/1u,494,2u,320,3u,394,4u,448,ia,271 2003.339.06:52:05.88/tpzero/9u,592,au,549,bu,554,cu,520,du,375,eu,432,ib,284 2003.339.06:52:05.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,575,7u,369,8u,274,ic,591 2003.339.06:52:08.12/tpical/1u,18179,2u,18040,3u,18490,4u,18389,ia,11369 2003.339.06:52:08.12/tpical/9u,19047,au,19222,bu,18791,cu,18715,du,19611,eu,19075 2003.339.06:52:08.12/tpical/ib,5900 2003.339.06:52:08.12/tpical/5u,18384,6u,18359,7u,18332,8u,18247,ic,19257 2003.339.06:52:08.13/tpdiff/1u,1927,2u,1888,3u,2288,4u,2241,ia,1373 2003.339.06:52:08.13/tpdiff/9u,2891,au,3092,bu,2714,cu,2580,du,3484,eu,2975,ib,878 2003.339.06:52:08.13/tpdiff/5u,2492,6u,2220,7u,2296,8u,2342,ic,2628 2003.339.06:52:08.30/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11369 2003.339.06:52:08.30/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,5900 2003.339.06:52:08.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19257 2003.339.06:52:08.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:52:08.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:52:08.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:52:08.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:52:08.89/tsys/1u,45.0,2u,46.1,3u,38.0,4u,38.5,ia,39.0 2003.339.06:52:08.89/tsys/9u,38.8,au,36.3,bu,41.2,cu,43.6,du,32.6,eu,37.9,ib,38.9 2003.339.06:52:08.89/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,38.6,7u,37.5,8u,36.7,ic,33.6 2003.339.06:52:09.03/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.06:52:09.37/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.06:52:09.37:!2003.339.06:52:11 2003.339.06:52:11.01:disc_pos 2003.339.06:52:11.01/disc_pos/325078433792,324949519928, 2003.339.06:52:11.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.06:52:11.03:midob 2003.339.06:52:11.76/tpi/1u,16230,2u,15553,3u,15651,4u,15703,ia,9999 2003.339.06:52:11.76/tpi/9u,15489,au,15841,bu,15560,cu,15874,du,15927,eu,15841,ib,5030 2003.339.06:52:11.76/tpi/5u,15916,6u,16128,7u,15418,8u,15925,ic,16633 2003.339.06:52:11.94/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9999 2003.339.06:52:11.94/tpgain/9u,121,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5030 2003.339.06:52:11.94/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16633 2003.339.06:52:12.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:52:12.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:52:12.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:52:12.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:52:12.52/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,46.0,3u,38.1,4u,38.4,ia,39.0 2003.339.06:52:12.52/tsys/9u,39.0,au,36.4,bu,41.2,cu,43.7,du,32.7,eu,37.9,ib,38.9 2003.339.06:52:12.52/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,38.5,7u,37.4,8u,36.8,ic,33.6 2003.339.06:52:13.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:52:13.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:52:13.61/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.06:52:13.76/gps-fmout/S +9.3E-08 2003.339.06:52:13.77/wx/15.0,889.2,55.4 2003.339.06:52:13.83/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9991,5031,26,1pps 2003.339.06:52:13.88/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16616,109,24,1pps 2003.339.06:52:13.96/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16232,16307,38,1pps 2003.339.06:52:14.04/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15908,15761,33,1pps 2003.339.06:52:14.12/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.20,lock,15837,16085,61,1pps 2003.339.06:52:15.17#antcn#TR $$/339.06:52:15.09 293.4902 47.9739 0.0000 0.0003 2003.339.06:52:15.17#antcn#CO 0.0292 -0.0544 -0.7967 0.0157 2003.339.06:52:16.07/mat/600B0127 2003.339.06:52:16.65/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.06:52:16.65:!2003.339.06:56:16 2003.339.06:52:16.75#setcl#time/186031106,1,2003,339,06,52,17.00,1.562,37.188,29 2003.339.06:52:16.75#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.06:56:16.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.06:56:16.00:disc_end 2003.339.06:56:16.48:disc_pos 2003.339.06:56:16.49/disc_pos/329033089552,324950519928, 2003.339.06:56:16.50:disc_check 2003.339.06:56:16.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d06h56m16.465s,18360,0.00250s,40000,2605396656, 2003.339.06:56:16.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.06:56:16.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 315309 : 312632 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:56:16.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 315298 : 312631 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:56:16.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 315324 : 312628 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:56:16.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 315324 : 312623 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:56:16.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 315313 : 312645 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:56:16.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 315307 : 312628 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:56:16.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 315296 : 312628 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:56:16.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 315309 : 312624 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.06:56:16.99:scan_name=339-0658,r4100,98 2003.339.06:56:16.99:source=0059+581,005943.47,580804.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.06:56:17.09:setupsx 2003.339.06:56:26.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.06:56:26.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.06:56:26.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 114 ; 2003.339.06:56:26.33:!2003.339.06:58:29 2003.339.06:56:56.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.06:58:29.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:58:29.00/disc_pos/329033089552,329032089552, 2003.339.06:58:29.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.06:58:29.05:!2003.339.06:58:29 2003.339.06:58:29.05:preob 2003.339.06:58:30.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:58:31.48/tpi/1u,16371,2u,16321,3u,16332,4u,16272,ia,10082 2003.339.06:58:31.48/tpi/9u,15936,au,15777,bu,15810,cu,15875,du,15998,eu,16158,ib,5164 2003.339.06:58:31.48/tpi/5u,16013,6u,16247,7u,16159,8u,16026,ic,16759 2003.339.06:58:31.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10082 2003.339.06:58:31.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,119,ib,5164 2003.339.06:58:31.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16759 2003.339.06:58:33.89/tpzero/1u,496,2u,321,3u,397,4u,449,ia,272 2003.339.06:58:33.89/tpzero/9u,586,au,543,bu,548,cu,514,du,371,eu,430,ib,285 2003.339.06:58:33.89/tpzero/5u,461,6u,578,7u,370,8u,275,ic,593 2003.339.06:58:36.14/tpical/1u,18336,2u,18218,3u,18671,4u,18552,ia,11474 2003.339.06:58:36.14/tpical/9u,18857,au,18944,bu,18631,cu,18458,du,19541,eu,19206 2003.339.06:58:36.14/tpical/ib,6050 2003.339.06:58:36.14/tpical/5u,18520,6u,18519,7u,18499,8u,18445,ic,19426 2003.339.06:58:36.15/tpdiff/1u,1965,2u,1897,3u,2339,4u,2280,ia,1392 2003.339.06:58:36.15/tpdiff/9u,2921,au,3167,bu,2821,cu,2583,du,3543,eu,3048,ib,886 2003.339.06:58:36.15/tpdiff/5u,2507,6u,2272,7u,2340,8u,2419,ic,2667 2003.339.06:58:36.32/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11474 2003.339.06:58:36.32/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,119,ib,6050 2003.339.06:58:36.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19426 2003.339.06:58:36.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:58:36.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:58:36.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:58:36.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:58:36.91/tsys/1u,44.4,2u,46.4,3u,37.5,4u,38.2,ia,38.8 2003.339.06:58:36.91/tsys/9u,37.8,au,34.6,bu,39.0,cu,42.8,du,31.8,eu,37.2,ib,39.6 2003.339.06:58:36.91/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,37.9,7u,37.1,8u,35.8,ic,33.3 2003.339.06:58:37.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:58:37.35/cable/2.4327E-04 2003.339.06:58:37.35:!2003.339.06:58:39 2003.339.06:58:39.00:disc_pos 2003.339.06:58:39.00/disc_pos/329160970240,329032089552, 2003.339.06:58:39.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.06:58:39.03:midob 2003.339.06:58:39.78/tpi/1u,16106,2u,15735,3u,15500,4u,15812,ia,10089 2003.339.06:58:39.78/tpi/9u,16318,au,15633,bu,15744,cu,15647,du,16142,eu,15740,ib,5151 2003.339.06:58:39.78/tpi/5u,15461,6u,15813,7u,15544,8u,16076,ic,16761 2003.339.06:58:39.96/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10089 2003.339.06:58:39.96/tpgain/9u,123,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,124,eu,117,ib,5151 2003.339.06:58:39.96/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16761 2003.339.06:58:40.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.06:58:40.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.06:58:40.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.06:58:40.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.06:58:40.55/tsys/1u,44.3,2u,46.3,3u,37.6,4u,38.0,ia,38.8 2003.339.06:58:40.55/tsys/9u,38.1,au,35.1,bu,39.5,cu,43.1,du,32.0,eu,37.4,ib,39.5 2003.339.06:58:40.55/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,37.9,7u,37.0,8u,35.9,ic,33.3 2003.339.06:58:41.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.06:58:41.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.06:58:41.65/cable/2.4320E-04 2003.339.06:58:41.76/gps-fmout/S +1.81E-07 2003.339.06:58:41.77/wx/15.0,889.2,55.0 2003.339.06:58:41.83/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10084,5160,26,1pps 2003.339.06:58:41.88/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16753,109,24,1pps 2003.339.06:58:41.96/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.06,lock,16364,16216,38,1pps 2003.339.06:58:42.04/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16041,15895,33,1pps 2003.339.06:58:42.12/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.12,lock,16267,15863,61,1pps 2003.339.06:58:43.16#antcn#TR $$/339.06:58:43.08 357.4505 53.6086 -0.0001 0.0002 2003.339.06:58:43.16#antcn#CO 0.0409 -0.0412 -0.7967 0.0129 2003.339.06:58:43.98/mat/600B0205 2003.339.06:58:44.60/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.06:58:44.60:!2003.339.07:00:17 2003.339.06:58:44.73#setcl#time/186069904,1,2003,339,06,58,45.00,1.570,37.296,31 2003.339.06:58:44.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.06:59:18.60;"weather-moon and many stars visible 2003.339.07:00:17.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.07:00:17.00:disc_end 2003.339.07:00:17.48:disc_pos 2003.339.07:00:17.50/disc_pos/330763815704,329033089552, 2003.339.07:00:17.50:disc_check 2003.339.07:00:17.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d07h00m17.473s,31236,0.00250s,40000,2125380972, 2003.339.07:00:17.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.07:00:17.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 316972 : 314272 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:00:17.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 316962 : 314271 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:00:17.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 316987 : 314268 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:00:17.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 316988 : 314263 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:00:17.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 316976 : 314285 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:00:17.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 316972 : 314269 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:00:17.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 316961 : 314268 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:00:17.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 316972 : 314265 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:00:17.98:scan_name=339-0702b,r4100,98 2003.339.07:00:17.98:source=0014+813,001404.48,811828.2,1950.0,cw 2003.339.07:00:18.08:setupsx 2003.339.07:00:27.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.07:00:27.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.07:00:27.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 115 ; 2003.339.07:00:27.31:!2003.339.07:02:30 2003.339.07:00:36.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.07:02:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:02:30.00/disc_pos/330763815704,330762815704, 2003.339.07:02:30.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.07:02:30.04:!2003.339.07:02:30 2003.339.07:02:30.05:preob 2003.339.07:02:31.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:02:32.47/tpi/1u,16195,2u,16232,3u,16073,4u,16063,ia,10465 2003.339.07:02:32.47/tpi/9u,16139,au,16130,bu,16269,cu,16201,du,16152,eu,16263,ib,5336 2003.339.07:02:32.47/tpi/5u,16133,6u,15946,7u,16152,8u,16176,ic,17439 2003.339.07:02:32.65/tpgain/1u,137,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10465 2003.339.07:02:32.65/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,122,eu,117,ib,5336 2003.339.07:02:32.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17439 2003.339.07:02:34.88/tpzero/1u,489,2u,317,3u,387,4u,444,ia,276 2003.339.07:02:34.88/tpzero/9u,584,au,544,bu,551,cu,512,du,365,eu,429,ib,286 2003.339.07:02:34.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,572,7u,368,8u,276,ic,597 2003.339.07:02:37.12/tpical/1u,18047,2u,18085,3u,18265,4u,18215,ia,11851 2003.339.07:02:37.12/tpical/9u,18851,au,19077,bu,18943,cu,18606,du,19482,eu,19165 2003.339.07:02:37.12/tpical/ib,6226 2003.339.07:02:37.12/tpical/5u,18491,6u,18082,7u,18386,8u,18459,ic,20101 2003.339.07:02:37.13/tpdiff/1u,1852,2u,1853,3u,2192,4u,2152,ia,1386 2003.339.07:02:37.13/tpdiff/9u,2712,au,2947,bu,2674,cu,2405,du,3330,eu,2902,ib,890 2003.339.07:02:37.13/tpdiff/5u,2358,6u,2136,7u,2234,8u,2283,ic,2662 2003.339.07:02:37.30/tpdiffgain/1u,137,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11851 2003.339.07:02:37.30/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,122,eu,117,ib,6226 2003.339.07:02:37.30/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,55,8u,65,ic,20101 2003.339.07:02:37.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:02:37.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:02:37.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:02:37.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:02:37.89/tsys/1u,46.6,2u,47.2,3u,39.4,4u,39.9,ia,40.4 2003.339.07:02:37.89/tsys/9u,41.3,au,38.1,bu,42.3,cu,47.0,du,34.1,eu,39.3,ib,40.9 2003.339.07:02:37.89/tsys/5u,36.6,6u,39.6,7u,38.9,8u,38.3,ic,34.8 2003.339.07:02:38.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:02:38.33/cable/2.4298E-04 2003.339.07:02:38.33:!2003.339.07:02:40 2003.339.07:02:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:02:40.00/disc_pos/330891726848,330762815704, 2003.339.07:02:40.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.07:02:40.02:midob 2003.339.07:02:40.76/tpi/1u,16213,2u,15659,3u,15488,4u,15667,ia,10465 2003.339.07:02:40.76/tpi/9u,15571,au,15705,bu,15765,cu,15859,du,16185,eu,15700,ib,5335 2003.339.07:02:40.76/tpi/5u,15508,6u,15951,7u,15617,8u,16174,ic,17449 2003.339.07:02:40.94/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10465 2003.339.07:02:40.94/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,122,eu,115,ib,5335 2003.339.07:02:40.94/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17449 2003.339.07:02:41.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:02:41.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:02:41.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:02:41.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:02:41.52/tsys/1u,46.7,2u,47.2,3u,39.4,4u,39.9,ia,40.4 2003.339.07:02:41.52/tsys/9u,41.2,au,37.9,bu,42.4,cu,46.9,du,34.2,eu,39.3,ib,40.8 2003.339.07:02:41.52/tsys/5u,36.5,6u,39.6,7u,39.0,8u,38.3,ic,34.8 2003.339.07:02:42.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:02:42.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:02:42.65/cable/2.4298E-04 2003.339.07:02:42.75/gps-fmout/S +1.79E-07 2003.339.07:02:46.19/wx/15.0,889.2,55.1 2003.339.07:02:46.24/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10467,5333,26,1pps 2003.339.07:02:46.29/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17452,110,24,1pps 2003.339.07:02:46.37/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.88,lock,16207,16151,38,1pps 2003.339.07:02:46.45/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16098,15983,33,1pps 2003.339.07:02:46.53/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,16115,16166,61,1pps 2003.339.07:02:47.17#antcn#TR $$/339.07:02:47.09 357.4905 30.1547 0.0001 -0.0000 2003.339.07:02:47.17#antcn#CO 0.0525 -0.0695 -0.7967 0.0300 2003.339.07:02:47.63/mat/600B0183 2003.339.07:02:48.19/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.07:02:48.19:!2003.339.07:04:18 2003.339.07:02:48.74#setcl#time/186094304,1,2003,339,07,02,49.00,1.567,37.364,30 2003.339.07:02:48.74#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.07:04:18.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.07:04:18.00:disc_end 2003.339.07:04:18.49:disc_pos 2003.339.07:04:18.49/disc_pos/332494411280,330763815704, 2003.339.07:04:18.49:disc_check 2003.339.07:04:18.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d07h04m18.468s,3220,0.00250s,40000,2125352440, 2003.339.07:04:18.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.07:04:18.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 318637 : 315913 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:04:18.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 318625 : 315911 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:04:18.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 318651 : 315908 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:04:18.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 318651 : 315903 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:04:18.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 318639 : 315925 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:04:18.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 318635 : 315909 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:04:18.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 318624 : 315908 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:04:18.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 318637 : 315905 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:04:18.99:scan_name=339-0706,r4100,529 2003.339.07:04:19.00:source=1053+815,105336.14,813036.0,1950.0,cw 2003.339.07:04:19.09:setupsx 2003.339.07:04:28.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.07:04:28.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.07:04:28.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 116 ; 2003.339.07:04:28.33:!2003.339.07:05:57 2003.339.07:04:33.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.07:05:57.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:05:57.00/disc_pos/332494411280,332493411280, 2003.339.07:05:57.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.07:05:57.04:!2003.339.07:05:57 2003.339.07:05:57.05:preob 2003.339.07:05:58.14/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:05:59.45/tpi/1u,16349,2u,16107,3u,16259,4u,16210,ia,11405 2003.339.07:05:59.45/tpi/9u,16140,au,16218,bu,16386,cu,16370,du,16235,eu,16267,ib,5823 2003.339.07:05:59.45/tpi/5u,16274,6u,16314,7u,15827,8u,16313,ic,19083 2003.339.07:05:59.63/tpgain/1u,132,2u,109,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11405 2003.339.07:05:59.63/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,112,ib,5823 2003.339.07:05:59.63/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,52,8u,62,ic,19083 2003.339.07:06:01.86/tpzero/1u,483,2u,307,3u,381,4u,440,ia,285 2003.339.07:06:01.86/tpzero/9u,581,au,537,bu,542,cu,508,du,356,eu,423,ib,291 2003.339.07:06:01.86/tpzero/5u,463,6u,572,7u,363,8u,275,ic,612 2003.339.07:06:04.10/tpical/1u,18063,2u,17749,3u,18309,4u,18211,ia,12782 2003.339.07:06:04.10/tpical/9u,18665,au,18909,bu,18762,cu,18615,du,19341,eu,18897 2003.339.07:06:04.10/tpical/ib,6723 2003.339.07:06:04.10/tpical/5u,18469,6u,18370,7u,17806,8u,18367,ic,21734 2003.339.07:06:04.11/tpdiff/1u,1714,2u,1642,3u,2050,4u,2001,ia,1377 2003.339.07:06:04.11/tpdiff/9u,2525,au,2691,bu,2376,cu,2245,du,3106,eu,2630,ib,900 2003.339.07:06:04.11/tpdiff/5u,2195,6u,2056,7u,1979,8u,2054,ic,2651 2003.339.07:06:04.28/tpdiffgain/1u,132,2u,109,3u,101,4u,79,ia,12782 2003.339.07:06:04.28/tpdiffgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,112,ib,6723 2003.339.07:06:04.28/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,52,8u,62,ic,21734 2003.339.07:06:04.86/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:06:04.86/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:06:04.86/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:06:04.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:06:04.87/tsys/1u,50.9,2u,52.9,3u,42.6,4u,43.3,ia,44.4 2003.339.07:06:04.87/tsys/9u,44.4,au,42.0,bu,48.0,cu,50.9,du,36.8,eu,43.4,ib,44.3 2003.339.07:06:04.87/tsys/5u,39.6,6u,42.1,7u,43.0,8u,42.9,ic,38.3 2003.339.07:06:04.98/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:06:05.32/cable/2.4298E-04 2003.339.07:06:05.32:!2003.339.07:06:07 2003.339.07:06:07.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:06:07.00/disc_pos/332622319616,332493411280, 2003.339.07:06:07.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.07:06:07.02:midob 2003.339.07:06:07.75/tpi/1u,16342,2u,15831,3u,15656,4u,15867,ia,11402 2003.339.07:06:07.75/tpi/9u,15851,au,15820,bu,15708,cu,15751,du,15672,eu,15589,ib,5824 2003.339.07:06:07.75/tpi/5u,15629,6u,15834,7u,15820,8u,16274,ic,19080 2003.339.07:06:07.93/tpgain/1u,132,2u,108,3u,99,4u,78,ia,11402 2003.339.07:06:07.93/tpgain/9u,114,au,91,bu,111,cu,93,du,115,eu,110,ib,5824 2003.339.07:06:07.93/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,62,ic,19080 2003.339.07:06:08.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:06:08.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:06:08.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:06:08.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:06:08.51/tsys/1u,50.9,2u,53.0,3u,42.7,4u,43.5,ia,44.4 2003.339.07:06:08.51/tsys/9u,44.3,au,41.8,bu,47.7,cu,51.1,du,36.8,eu,43.1,ib,44.3 2003.339.07:06:08.51/tsys/5u,39.6,6u,42.0,7u,43.0,8u,42.8,ic,38.3 2003.339.07:06:09.14/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:06:09.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:06:09.61/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.07:06:09.76/gps-fmout/S +1.43E-07 2003.339.07:06:12.06/wx/15.0,889.2,54.7 2003.339.07:06:12.11/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11400,5823,26,1pps 2003.339.07:06:12.16/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,19077,109,24,1pps 2003.339.07:06:12.24/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.25, 6.51,lock,16330,16156,38,1pps 2003.339.07:06:12.32/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.18, -1.52,lock,15640,16172,33,1pps 2003.339.07:06:12.40/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.05, 4.50,lock,16152,15885,61,1pps 2003.339.07:06:13.16#antcn#TR $$/339.07:06:13.08 5.3755 14.9128 -0.0003 -0.0000 2003.339.07:06:13.16#antcn#CO 0.0558 -0.0852 -0.7967 0.0648 2003.339.07:06:14.41/mat/600B0171 2003.339.07:06:14.98/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.07:06:14.98:!2003.339.07:14:56 2003.339.07:06:15.74#setcl#time/186115004,1,2003,339,07,06,16.00,1.565,37.422,30 2003.339.07:06:15.74#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.07:14:56.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.07:14:56.00:disc_end 2003.339.07:14:56.48:disc_pos 2003.339.07:14:56.49/disc_pos/341121061480,332494411280, 2003.339.07:14:56.49:disc_check 2003.339.07:14:56.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d07h14m56.465s,11784,0.00250s,40000,1581301236, 2003.339.07:14:56.89:postob_mk5a 2003.339.07:14:56.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 326879 : 324131 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:14:56.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 326866 : 324128 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:14:56.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 326894 : 324125 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:14:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 326892 : 324120 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:14:56.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 326880 : 324142 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:14:56.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 326876 : 324126 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:14:56.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 326865 : 324125 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:14:56.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 326878 : 324122 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:14:56.98:scan_name=339-0721,r4100,449 2003.339.07:14:56.98:source=0743+259,074323.03,255625.1,1950.0,cw 2003.339.07:14:57.09:setupsx 2003.339.07:15:06.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.07:15:06.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.07:15:06.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 117 ; 2003.339.07:15:06.34:!2003.339.07:21:23 2003.339.07:15:33.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.07:21:23.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:21:23.00/disc_pos/341121061480,341120061480, 2003.339.07:21:23.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.07:21:23.05:!2003.339.07:21:23 2003.339.07:21:23.05:preob 2003.339.07:21:24.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:21:25.49/tpi/1u,15886,2u,15909,3u,15961,4u,16228,ia,12948 2003.339.07:21:25.49/tpi/9u,16089,au,15950,bu,16164,cu,15891,du,15936,eu,15997,ib,6534 2003.339.07:21:25.49/tpi/5u,15674,6u,16294,7u,15919,8u,15718,ic,21790 2003.339.07:21:25.67/tpgain/1u,123,2u,102,3u,95,4u,74,ia,12948 2003.339.07:21:25.67/tpgain/9u,108,au,86,bu,106,cu,88,du,110,eu,105,ib,6534 2003.339.07:21:25.67/tpgain/5u,47,6u,68,7u,49,8u,57,ic,21790 2003.339.07:21:27.89/tpzero/1u,462,2u,294,3u,364,4u,433,ia,300 2003.339.07:21:27.89/tpzero/9u,568,au,526,bu,528,cu,493,du,337,eu,411,ib,299 2003.339.07:21:27.89/tpzero/5u,455,6u,568,7u,359,8u,266,ic,635 2003.339.07:21:30.13/tpical/1u,17296,2u,17326,3u,17670,4u,17934,ia,14292 2003.339.07:21:30.13/tpical/9u,18234,au,18261,bu,18236,cu,17776,du,18587,eu,18245 2003.339.07:21:30.13/tpical/ib,7418 2003.339.07:21:30.13/tpical/5u,17482,6u,18024,7u,17602,8u,17457,ic,24378 2003.339.07:21:30.14/tpdiff/1u,1410,2u,1417,3u,1709,4u,1706,ia,1344 2003.339.07:21:30.14/tpdiff/9u,2145,au,2311,bu,2072,cu,1885,du,2651,eu,2248,ib,884 2003.339.07:21:30.14/tpdiff/5u,1808,6u,1730,7u,1683,8u,1739,ic,2588 2003.339.07:21:30.31/tpdiffgain/1u,123,2u,102,3u,95,4u,74,ia,14292 2003.339.07:21:30.31/tpdiffgain/9u,108,au,86,bu,106,cu,88,du,110,eu,105,ib,7418 2003.339.07:21:30.31/tpdiffgain/5u,47,6u,68,7u,49,8u,57,ic,24378 2003.339.07:21:30.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:21:30.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:21:30.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:21:30.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:21:30.90/tsys/1u,60.2,2u,60.6,3u,50.2,4u,50.9,ia,51.8 2003.339.07:21:30.90/tsys/9u,52.1,au,48.1,bu,54.3,cu,58.8,du,42.4,eu,49.9,ib,50.8 2003.339.07:21:30.90/tsys/5u,46.3,6u,50.0,7u,50.8,8u,48.9,ic,45.0 2003.339.07:21:31.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:21:31.36/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.07:21:31.36:!2003.339.07:21:33 2003.339.07:21:33.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:21:33.00/disc_pos/341248946176,341120061480, 2003.339.07:21:33.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.07:21:33.03:midob 2003.339.07:21:33.77/tpi/1u,15613,2u,15887,3u,15919,4u,15808,ia,12927 2003.339.07:21:33.77/tpi/9u,15757,au,15935,bu,15878,cu,15882,du,15673,eu,15700,ib,6530 2003.339.07:21:33.77/tpi/5u,15647,6u,16246,7u,15870,8u,15688,ic,21755 2003.339.07:21:33.95/tpgain/1u,122,2u,102,3u,95,4u,73,ia,12927 2003.339.07:21:33.95/tpgain/9u,107,au,86,bu,105,cu,88,du,109,eu,104,ib,6530 2003.339.07:21:33.95/tpgain/5u,47,6u,68,7u,49,8u,57,ic,21755 2003.339.07:21:34.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:21:34.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:21:34.53/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:21:34.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:21:34.53/tsys/1u,60.1,2u,60.5,3u,50.1,4u,51.0,ia,51.7 2003.339.07:21:34.53/tsys/9u,52.0,au,48.0,bu,54.4,cu,58.8,du,42.4,eu,49.9,ib,50.8 2003.339.07:21:34.53/tsys/5u,46.2,6u,49.8,7u,50.7,8u,48.8,ic,44.9 2003.339.07:21:35.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:21:35.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.07:21:35.64/cable/2.4312E-04 2003.339.07:21:35.75/gps-fmout/S +1.11E-07 2003.339.07:21:37.98/wx/15.0,889.3,55.2 2003.339.07:21:38.03/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,12926,6531,26,1pps 2003.339.07:21:38.08/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,21761,110,24,1pps 2003.339.07:21:38.16/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 6.05,lock,16149,16350,38,1pps 2003.339.07:21:38.25/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.72, -2.18,lock,15653,15838,33,1pps 2003.339.07:21:38.33/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.50, 4.01,lock,16061,15901,61,1pps 2003.339.07:21:39.17#antcn#TR $$/339.07:21:39.08 65.2117 7.5727 -0.0003 0.0007 2003.339.07:21:39.17#antcn#CO 0.0574 -0.1057 -0.7967 0.1254 2003.339.07:21:39.33/mat/600B0170 2003.339.07:21:39.95/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.07:21:39.95:!2003.339.07:29:02 2003.339.07:21:40.74#setcl#time/186207503,1,2003,339,07,21,41.00,1.561,37.678,30 2003.339.07:21:40.74#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.07:29:02.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.07:29:02.00:disc_end 2003.339.07:29:02.52:disc_pos 2003.339.07:29:02.53/disc_pos/348467690600,341121061480, 2003.339.07:29:02.54:disc_check 2003.339.07:29:02.94/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d07h29m02.470s,4384,0.00250s,40000,6189458280, 2003.339.07:29:02.94:postob_mk5a 2003.339.07:29:02.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 333899 : 331127 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:29:02.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 333886 : 331125 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:29:02.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 333916 : 331121 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:29:02.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 333912 : 331116 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:29:02.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 333901 : 331140 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:29:03.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 333896 : 331122 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:29:03.01/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 333886 : 331121 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:29:03.02/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 333898 : 331118 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:29:03.02:scan_name=339-0731b,r4100,774 2003.339.07:29:03.03:source=0104-408,010427.58,-405021.4,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.07:29:04.08:setupsx 2003.339.07:29:13.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.07:29:13.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.07:29:13.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 118 ; 2003.339.07:29:13.30:!2003.339.07:31:15 2003.339.07:31:15.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:31:15.00/disc_pos/348467690600,348466690600, 2003.339.07:31:15.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.07:31:15.05:!2003.339.07:31:15 2003.339.07:31:15.05:preob 2003.339.07:31:15.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.07:31:16.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:31:17.47/tpi/1u,16393,2u,16262,3u,16107,4u,16198,ia,10303 2003.339.07:31:17.47/tpi/9u,16141,au,16232,bu,16271,cu,16343,du,16167,eu,16315,ib,5275 2003.339.07:31:17.47/tpi/5u,15866,6u,16080,7u,15925,8u,15896,ic,17194 2003.339.07:31:17.65/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10303 2003.339.07:31:17.65/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5275 2003.339.07:31:17.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17194 2003.339.07:31:19.88/tpzero/1u,494,2u,318,3u,389,4u,448,ia,275 2003.339.07:31:19.88/tpzero/9u,587,au,547,bu,553,cu,517,du,366,eu,431,ib,286 2003.339.07:31:19.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,574,7u,366,8u,273,ic,596 2003.339.07:31:22.12/tpical/1u,18255,2u,18093,3u,18301,4u,18356,ia,11661 2003.339.07:31:22.12/tpical/9u,18885,au,19214,bu,18941,cu,18766,du,19505,eu,19204 2003.339.07:31:22.12/tpical/ib,6154 2003.339.07:31:22.12/tpical/5u,18240,6u,18242,7u,18111,8u,18144,ic,19787 2003.339.07:31:22.13/tpdiff/1u,1862,2u,1831,3u,2194,4u,2158,ia,1358 2003.339.07:31:22.13/tpdiff/9u,2744,au,2982,bu,2670,cu,2423,du,3338,eu,2889,ib,879 2003.339.07:31:22.13/tpdiff/5u,2374,6u,2162,7u,2186,8u,2248,ic,2593 2003.339.07:31:22.30/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11661 2003.339.07:31:22.30/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6154 2003.339.07:31:22.30/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19787 2003.339.07:31:22.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:31:22.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:31:22.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:31:22.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:31:22.89/tsys/1u,47.0,2u,47.9,3u,39.4,4u,40.1,ia,40.6 2003.339.07:31:22.89/tsys/9u,40.8,au,37.9,bu,42.4,cu,47.0,du,34.1,eu,39.6,ib,40.9 2003.339.07:31:22.89/tsys/5u,35.7,6u,39.4,7u,39.1,8u,38.2,ic,35.2 2003.339.07:31:23.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:31:23.36/cable/2.4312E-04 2003.339.07:31:23.36:!2003.339.07:31:25 2003.339.07:31:25.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:31:25.00/disc_pos/348595572736,348466690600, 2003.339.07:31:25.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.07:31:25.01:midob 2003.339.07:31:25.77/tpi/1u,16155,2u,15689,3u,15540,4u,15810,ia,10304 2003.339.07:31:25.77/tpi/9u,15622,au,15924,bu,15782,cu,15945,du,15948,eu,15801,ib,5276 2003.339.07:31:25.77/tpi/5u,15877,6u,16079,7u,15917,8u,15920,ic,17194 2003.339.07:31:25.95/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10304 2003.339.07:31:25.95/tpgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,5276 2003.339.07:31:25.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17194 2003.339.07:31:26.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:31:26.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:31:26.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:31:26.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:31:26.53/tsys/1u,47.0,2u,47.9,3u,39.5,4u,40.1,ia,40.6 2003.339.07:31:26.53/tsys/9u,40.8,au,37.9,bu,42.5,cu,46.8,du,34.2,eu,39.7,ib,40.9 2003.339.07:31:26.53/tsys/5u,35.7,6u,39.4,7u,39.1,8u,38.3,ic,35.2 2003.339.07:31:27.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:31:27.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:31:27.64/cable/2.4312E-04 2003.339.07:31:27.75/gps-fmout/S +9.1E-08 2003.339.07:31:27.76/wx/15.0,889.4,55.0 2003.339.07:31:27.82/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10306,5275,26,1pps 2003.339.07:31:27.87/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17198,110,24,1pps 2003.339.07:31:27.95/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 7.00,lock,16161,16274,38,1pps 2003.339.07:31:28.03/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15874,15765,33,1pps 2003.339.07:31:28.11/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,15908,15927,61,1pps 2003.339.07:31:29.18#antcn#TR $$/339.07:31:29.08 188.6715 26.5444 -0.0004 -0.0001 2003.339.07:31:29.18#antcn#CO 0.0482 -0.0997 -0.7967 0.0348 2003.339.07:31:29.22/mat/600B0231 2003.339.07:31:29.80/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.07:31:29.81:!2003.339.07:44:19 2003.339.07:31:30.73#setcl#time/186266501,1,2003,339,07,31,31.00,1.566,37.842,31 2003.339.07:31:30.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.07:44:19.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.07:44:19.00:disc_end 2003.339.07:44:19.49:disc_pos 2003.339.07:44:19.50/disc_pos/361014485112,348467690600, 2003.339.07:44:19.50:disc_check 2003.339.07:44:19.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d07h44m19.483s,30248,0.00250s,40000,2125379624, 2003.339.07:44:19.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.07:44:19.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 345879 : 343083 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:44:19.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 345868 : 343081 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:44:19.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 345896 : 343077 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:44:19.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 345892 : 343072 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:44:19.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 345881 : 343096 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:44:19.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 345876 : 343078 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:44:19.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 345867 : 343078 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:44:19.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 345878 : 343074 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:44:19.98:scan_name=339-0745b,r4100,98 2003.339.07:44:19.99:source=3c446,222311.09,-051217.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.07:44:20.10:setupsx 2003.339.07:44:29.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.07:44:29.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.07:44:29.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 119 ; 2003.339.07:44:29.34:!2003.339.07:45:42 2003.339.07:44:56.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.07:45:42.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:45:42.00/disc_pos/361014485112,361013485112, 2003.339.07:45:42.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.07:45:42.05:!2003.339.07:45:42 2003.339.07:45:42.05:preob 2003.339.07:45:43.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:45:44.47/tpi/1u,16344,2u,16220,3u,16352,4u,16140,ia,10282 2003.339.07:45:44.47/tpi/9u,16123,au,16334,bu,16107,cu,16081,du,16219,eu,16262,ib,5182 2003.339.07:45:44.47/tpi/5u,15847,6u,16055,7u,15921,8u,16390,ic,17150 2003.339.07:45:44.65/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10282 2003.339.07:45:44.65/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,119,ib,5182 2003.339.07:45:44.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,17150 2003.339.07:45:46.88/tpzero/1u,493,2u,317,3u,394,4u,447,ia,275 2003.339.07:45:46.88/tpzero/9u,589,au,548,bu,552,cu,515,du,370,eu,430,ib,285 2003.339.07:45:46.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,575,7u,365,8u,277,ic,597 2003.339.07:45:49.12/tpical/1u,18186,2u,18046,3u,18541,4u,18301,ia,11627 2003.339.07:45:49.12/tpical/9u,18872,au,19279,bu,18668,cu,18461,du,19498,eu,19123 2003.339.07:45:49.12/tpical/ib,6038 2003.339.07:45:49.12/tpical/5u,18171,6u,18179,7u,18056,8u,18667,ic,19724 2003.339.07:45:49.13/tpdiff/1u,1842,2u,1826,3u,2189,4u,2161,ia,1345 2003.339.07:45:49.13/tpdiff/9u,2749,au,2945,bu,2561,cu,2380,du,3279,eu,2861,ib,856 2003.339.07:45:49.13/tpdiff/5u,2324,6u,2124,7u,2135,8u,2277,ic,2574 2003.339.07:45:49.30/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11627 2003.339.07:45:49.30/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,119,ib,6038 2003.339.07:45:49.30/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19724 2003.339.07:45:49.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:45:49.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:45:49.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:45:49.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:45:49.89/tsys/1u,47.3,2u,47.9,3u,40.1,4u,39.9,ia,40.9 2003.339.07:45:49.89/tsys/9u,40.7,au,38.6,bu,43.7,cu,47.1,du,34.8,eu,39.8,ib,41.2 2003.339.07:45:49.89/tsys/5u,36.4,6u,40.1,7u,40.1,8u,38.9,ic,35.4 2003.339.07:45:50.05/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:45:50.40/cable/2.4349E-04 2003.339.07:45:50.40:!2003.339.07:45:52 2003.339.07:45:52.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:45:52.00/disc_pos/361142366208,361013485112, 2003.339.07:45:52.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.07:45:52.02:midob 2003.339.07:45:52.76/tpi/1u,16106,2u,15635,3u,15496,4u,15746,ia,10263 2003.339.07:45:52.76/tpi/9u,15661,au,15639,bu,15818,cu,15686,du,16173,eu,15738,ib,5175 2003.339.07:45:52.76/tpi/5u,15818,6u,16006,7u,15849,8u,16345,ic,17116 2003.339.07:45:52.94/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10263 2003.339.07:45:52.94/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,124,eu,117,ib,5175 2003.339.07:45:52.94/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,17116 2003.339.07:45:53.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:45:53.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:45:53.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:45:53.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:45:53.52/tsys/1u,47.3,2u,47.8,3u,40.2,4u,39.9,ia,40.8 2003.339.07:45:53.52/tsys/9u,40.9,au,38.5,bu,43.7,cu,46.9,du,34.7,eu,39.9,ib,41.1 2003.339.07:45:53.52/tsys/5u,36.3,6u,40.0,7u,39.9,8u,38.8,ic,35.3 2003.339.07:45:54.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:45:54.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:45:54.63/cable/2.4349E-04 2003.339.07:45:54.75/gps-fmout/S +1.74E-07 2003.339.07:45:55.60/wx/15.0,889.5,55.1 2003.339.07:45:55.65/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10275,5175,26,1pps 2003.339.07:45:55.70/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17135,110,24,1pps 2003.339.07:45:55.78/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.00,lock,16336,16232,38,1pps 2003.339.07:45:55.86/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15856,15741,33,1pps 2003.339.07:45:55.94/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15901,15970,61,1pps 2003.339.07:45:56.19#antcn#TR $$/339.07:45:56.10 249.6283 30.5907 0.0000 -0.0001 2003.339.07:45:56.19#antcn#CO 0.0417 -0.0864 -0.7967 0.0295 2003.339.07:45:56.43/mat/600B0170 2003.339.07:45:57.00/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.07:45:57.00:!2003.339.07:47:30 2003.339.07:45:57.73#setcl#time/186353199,1,2003,339,07,45,58.00,1.569,38.083,31 2003.339.07:45:57.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.07:47:30.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.07:47:30.00:disc_end 2003.339.07:47:30.48:disc_pos 2003.339.07:47:30.49/disc_pos/362745212024,361014485112, 2003.339.07:47:30.49:disc_check 2003.339.07:47:30.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d07h47m30.473s,1152,0.00250s,40000,1325142184, 2003.339.07:47:30.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.07:47:30.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 347542 : 344724 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:47:30.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 347533 : 344721 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:47:30.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 347559 : 344717 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:47:30.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 347556 : 344712 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:47:30.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 347544 : 344736 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:47:30.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 347540 : 344718 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:47:30.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 347530 : 344718 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:47:30.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 347543 : 344715 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:47:30.97:scan_name=339-0749,r4100,126 2003.339.07:47:30.98:source=0133+476,013355.09,473612.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.07:47:31.08:setupsx 2003.339.07:47:40.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.07:47:40.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.07:47:40.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 120 ; 2003.339.07:47:40.33:!2003.339.07:49:43 2003.339.07:48:29.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.07:49:43.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:49:43.00/disc_pos/362745212024,362744212024, 2003.339.07:49:43.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.07:49:43.05:!2003.339.07:49:43 2003.339.07:49:43.05:preob 2003.339.07:49:44.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:49:45.50/tpi/1u,16264,2u,16221,3u,16209,4u,16125,ia,10003 2003.339.07:49:45.50/tpi/9u,15849,au,16230,bu,16266,cu,16170,du,16451,eu,16501,ib,5080 2003.339.07:49:45.50/tpi/5u,15961,6u,16169,7u,16033,8u,15895,ic,16646 2003.339.07:49:45.68/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10003 2003.339.07:49:45.68/tpgain/9u,123,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,126,eu,120,ib,5068 2003.339.07:49:45.68/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16646 2003.339.07:49:47.91/tpzero/1u,493,2u,320,3u,393,4u,447,ia,272 2003.339.07:49:47.91/tpzero/9u,589,au,549,bu,557,cu,514,du,376,eu,433,ib,284 2003.339.07:49:47.91/tpzero/5u,462,6u,577,7u,368,8u,274,ic,592 2003.339.07:49:50.15/tpical/1u,18212,2u,18141,3u,18550,4u,18410,ia,11400 2003.339.07:49:50.15/tpical/9u,18823,au,19356,bu,18911,cu,18487,du,19756,eu,19234 2003.339.07:49:50.15/tpical/ib,5961 2003.339.07:49:50.15/tpical/5u,18450,6u,18426,7u,18358,8u,18274,ic,19316 2003.339.07:49:50.16/tpdiff/1u,1948,2u,1920,3u,2341,4u,2285,ia,1397 2003.339.07:49:50.16/tpdiff/9u,2974,au,3126,bu,2645,cu,2317,du,3305,eu,2733,ib,881 2003.339.07:49:50.16/tpdiff/5u,2489,6u,2257,7u,2325,8u,2379,ic,2670 2003.339.07:49:50.33/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11400 2003.339.07:49:50.33/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,126,eu,120,ib,5961 2003.339.07:49:50.33/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19316 2003.339.07:49:50.91/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:49:50.91/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:49:50.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:49:50.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:49:50.92/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,45.5,3u,37.2,4u,37.7,ia,38.3 2003.339.07:49:50.92/tsys/9u,36.9,au,36.1,bu,42.8,cu,48.7,du,35.0,eu,42.3,ib,39.2 2003.339.07:49:50.92/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,38.0,7u,37.1,8u,36.1,ic,33.1 2003.339.07:49:51.03/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.07:49:51.38/cable/2.4364E-04 2003.339.07:49:51.38:!2003.339.07:49:53 2003.339.07:49:53.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:49:53.00/disc_pos/362873118720,362744212024, 2003.339.07:49:53.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.07:49:53.02:midob 2003.339.07:49:53.75/tpi/1u,16012,2u,15628,3u,15677,4u,15710,ia,10016 2003.339.07:49:53.75/tpi/9u,16266,au,15917,bu,15632,cu,15971,du,15993,eu,15676,ib,5060 2003.339.07:49:53.75/tpi/5u,15957,6u,16140,7u,15448,8u,15913,ic,16659 2003.339.07:49:53.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10016 2003.339.07:49:53.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5060 2003.339.07:49:53.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16659 2003.339.07:49:54.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:49:54.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:49:54.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:49:54.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:49:54.51/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,45.4,3u,37.3,4u,37.7,ia,38.4 2003.339.07:49:54.51/tsys/9u,37.3,au,36.1,bu,42.5,cu,48.0,du,34.6,eu,41.6,ib,39.0 2003.339.07:49:54.51/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,37.9,7u,37.0,8u,36.2,ic,33.1 2003.339.07:49:55.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:49:55.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:49:55.59/cable/2.4364E-04 2003.339.07:49:55.75/gps-fmout/S +1.55E-07 2003.339.07:49:55.76/wx/15.0,889.5,54.6 2003.339.07:49:55.82/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10011,5066,26,1pps 2003.339.07:49:55.87/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16652,110,24,1pps 2003.339.07:49:55.95/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16268,16334,38,1pps 2003.339.07:49:56.03/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15953,15824,33,1pps 2003.339.07:49:56.11/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16218,15818,61,1pps 2003.339.07:49:57.16#antcn#TR $$/339.07:49:57.08 349.0918 63.5842 -0.0007 0.0000 2003.339.07:49:57.16#antcn#CO 0.0248 -0.0269 -0.7967 0.0087 2003.339.07:49:58.48/mat/600B0227 2003.339.07:49:59.06/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.07:49:59.06:!2003.339.07:51:59 2003.339.07:49:59.73#setcl#time/186377399,1,2003,339,07,50,00.00,1.566,38.150,31 2003.339.07:49:59.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.07:51:59.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.07:51:59.00:disc_end 2003.339.07:51:59.49:disc_pos 2003.339.07:51:59.50/disc_pos/364924020304,362745212024, 2003.339.07:51:59.51:disc_check 2003.339.07:51:59.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d07h51m59.485s,37904,0.00250s,40000,2125354968, 2003.339.07:51:59.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.07:51:59.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 349635 : 346791 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:51:59.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 349624 : 346788 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:51:59.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 349651 : 346786 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:51:59.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 349647 : 346779 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:51:59.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 349635 : 346804 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:51:59.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 349631 : 346785 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:51:59.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 349621 : 346785 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:51:59.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 349634 : 346782 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:52:00.00:scan_name=339-0753,r4100,98 2003.339.07:52:00.00:source=2136+141,213637.43,141000.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.07:52:01.10:setupsx 2003.339.07:52:10.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.07:52:10.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.07:52:10.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 121 ; 2003.339.07:52:10.32:!2003.339.07:52:50 2003.339.07:52:46.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.07:52:50.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:52:50.00/disc_pos/364924020304,364923020304, 2003.339.07:52:50.03:disc_start=on 2003.339.07:52:50.06:!2003.339.07:52:50 2003.339.07:52:50.06:preob 2003.339.07:52:51.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:52:52.49/tpi/1u,16131,2u,16069,3u,15925,4u,16200,ia,10553 2003.339.07:52:52.49/tpi/9u,16083,au,16051,bu,16148,cu,16096,du,16041,eu,16134,ib,5298 2003.339.07:52:52.49/tpi/5u,15697,6u,16028,7u,15731,8u,16270,ic,17612 2003.339.07:52:52.67/tpgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10553 2003.339.07:52:52.67/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,122,eu,117,ib,5300 2003.339.07:52:52.67/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17612 2003.339.07:52:54.90/tpzero/1u,487,2u,313,3u,383,4u,444,ia,278 2003.339.07:52:54.90/tpzero/9u,584,au,542,bu,550,cu,512,du,363,eu,428,ib,286 2003.339.07:52:54.90/tpzero/5u,459,6u,573,7u,364,8u,277,ic,599 2003.339.07:52:57.14/tpical/1u,17932,2u,17833,3u,18082,4u,18319,ia,11928 2003.339.07:52:57.14/tpical/9u,18744,au,18887,bu,18721,cu,18438,du,19248,eu,18939 2003.339.07:52:57.14/tpical/ib,6164 2003.339.07:52:57.14/tpical/5u,17961,6u,18172,7u,17853,8u,18538,ic,20238 2003.339.07:52:57.15/tpdiff/1u,1801,2u,1764,3u,2157,4u,2119,ia,1375 2003.339.07:52:57.15/tpdiff/9u,2661,au,2836,bu,2573,cu,2342,du,3207,eu,2805,ib,866 2003.339.07:52:57.15/tpdiff/5u,2264,6u,2144,7u,2122,8u,2268,ic,2626 2003.339.07:52:57.32/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,11928 2003.339.07:52:57.32/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,122,eu,117,ib,6164 2003.339.07:52:57.32/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,65,ic,20238 2003.339.07:52:57.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:52:57.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:52:57.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:52:57.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:52:57.91/tsys/1u,47.8,2u,49.1,3u,39.6,4u,40.9,ia,41.1 2003.339.07:52:57.91/tsys/9u,41.9,au,39.4,bu,43.6,cu,47.9,du,35.2,eu,40.3,ib,41.7 2003.339.07:52:57.91/tsys/5u,37.0,6u,39.6,7u,39.8,8u,38.8,ic,35.6 2003.339.07:52:58.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:52:58.39/cable/2.4357E-04 2003.339.07:52:58.39:!2003.339.07:53:00 2003.339.07:53:00.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:53:00.00/disc_pos/365052006400,364923020304, 2003.339.07:53:00.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.07:53:00.01:midob 2003.339.07:53:00.75/tpi/1u,16138,2u,15770,3u,15633,4u,15801,ia,10555 2003.339.07:53:00.75/tpi/9u,15794,au,15596,bu,15904,cu,15758,du,16045,eu,15886,ib,5302 2003.339.07:53:00.75/tpi/5u,15669,6u,16056,7u,15749,8u,15780,ic,17613 2003.339.07:53:00.93/tpgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10555 2003.339.07:53:00.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,98,du,122,eu,116,ib,5302 2003.339.07:53:00.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17613 2003.339.07:53:01.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:53:01.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:53:01.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:53:01.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:53:01.51/tsys/1u,47.8,2u,49.1,3u,39.7,4u,40.9,ia,41.1 2003.339.07:53:01.51/tsys/9u,41.9,au,39.1,bu,43.7,cu,47.9,du,35.2,eu,40.4,ib,41.7 2003.339.07:53:01.51/tsys/5u,37.0,6u,39.7,7u,39.9,8u,38.8,ic,35.6 2003.339.07:53:02.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:53:02.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:53:02.60/cable/2.4357E-04 2003.339.07:53:02.75/gps-fmout/S +1.24E-07 2003.339.07:53:03.74/wx/15.0,889.6,54.6 2003.339.07:53:03.79/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10550,5300,26,1pps 2003.339.07:53:03.84/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17607,110,24,1pps 2003.339.07:53:03.92/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.88,lock,16340,16278,38,1pps 2003.339.07:53:04.00/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.20,lock,15668,16145,33,1pps 2003.339.07:53:04.09/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,16074,16070,61,1pps 2003.339.07:53:05.18#antcn#TR $$/339.07:53:05.09 275.8542 25.8552 -0.0004 -0.0004 2003.339.07:53:05.18#antcn#CO 0.0454 -0.0845 -0.7967 0.0359 2003.339.07:53:06.03/mat/600B0154 2003.339.07:53:06.61/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.07:53:06.62:!2003.339.07:54:38 2003.339.07:53:07.72#setcl#time/186396198,1,2003,339,07,53,08.00,1.571,38.203,32 2003.339.07:53:07.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.07:54:38.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.07:54:38.01:disc_end 2003.339.07:54:38.49:disc_pos 2003.339.07:54:38.51/disc_pos/366654691088,364924020304, 2003.339.07:54:38.51:disc_check 2003.339.07:54:38.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d07h54m38.492s,19252,0.00250s,40000,813467868, 2003.339.07:54:38.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.07:54:38.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 351298 : 348431 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:54:38.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 351289 : 348429 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:54:38.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 351314 : 348426 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:54:38.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 351311 : 348419 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:54:38.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 351300 : 348444 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:54:38.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 351294 : 348425 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:54:39.01/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 351285 : 348425 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:54:39.03/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 351297 : 348422 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:54:39.06:scan_name=339-0755,r4100,98 2003.339.07:54:39.06:source=2318+049,231812.14,045723.3,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.07:54:40.10:setupsx 2003.339.07:54:49.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.07:54:49.32/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.07:54:49.37/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 122 ; 2003.339.07:54:49.37:!2003.339.07:55:17 2003.339.07:54:58.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.07:55:17.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:55:17.01/disc_pos/366654691088,366653691088, 2003.339.07:55:17.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.07:55:17.05:!2003.339.07:55:17 2003.339.07:55:17.05:preob 2003.339.07:55:18.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:55:19.48/tpi/1u,16257,2u,15987,3u,16042,4u,15969,ia,9899 2003.339.07:55:19.48/tpi/9u,15913,au,15832,bu,15870,cu,15898,du,15906,eu,15815,ib,5059 2003.339.07:55:19.48/tpi/5u,15797,6u,15946,7u,15872,8u,16244,ic,16467 2003.339.07:55:19.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9899 2003.339.07:55:19.66/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5059 2003.339.07:55:19.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16467 2003.339.07:55:21.88/tpzero/1u,496,2u,317,3u,393,4u,445,ia,271 2003.339.07:55:21.88/tpzero/9u,589,au,548,bu,553,cu,517,du,371,eu,428,ib,285 2003.339.07:55:21.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,575,7u,367,8u,278,ic,590 2003.339.07:55:24.11/tpical/1u,18199,2u,17861,3u,18314,4u,18186,ia,11249 2003.339.07:55:24.11/tpical/9u,18946,au,19094,bu,18749,cu,18596,du,19490,eu,18905 2003.339.07:55:24.11/tpical/ib,5968 2003.339.07:55:24.11/tpical/5u,18228,6u,18163,7u,18155,8u,18598,ic,19068 2003.339.07:55:24.12/tpdiff/1u,1942,2u,1874,3u,2272,4u,2217,ia,1350 2003.339.07:55:24.12/tpdiff/9u,3033,au,3262,bu,2879,cu,2698,du,3584,eu,3090,ib,909 2003.339.07:55:24.12/tpdiff/5u,2431,6u,2217,7u,2283,8u,2354,ic,2601 2003.339.07:55:24.29/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11249 2003.339.07:55:24.29/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5968 2003.339.07:55:24.29/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19068 2003.339.07:55:24.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:55:24.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:55:24.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:55:24.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:55:24.88/tsys/1u,44.6,2u,46.0,3u,37.9,4u,38.5,ia,39.2 2003.339.07:55:24.88/tsys/9u,36.4,au,33.7,bu,38.3,cu,41.0,du,31.2,eu,35.9,ib,37.8 2003.339.07:55:24.88/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,38.1,7u,37.4,8u,37.3,ic,33.6 2003.339.07:55:24.99/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:55:25.35/cable/2.4342E-04 2003.339.07:55:25.35:!2003.339.07:55:27 2003.339.07:55:27.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:55:27.00/disc_pos/366782660608,366653691088, 2003.339.07:55:27.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.07:55:27.02:midob 2003.339.07:55:27.76/tpi/1u,16063,2u,15682,3u,15508,4u,15970,ia,9906 2003.339.07:55:27.76/tpi/9u,16172,au,15777,bu,15600,cu,15862,du,16136,eu,15783,ib,5084 2003.339.07:55:27.76/tpi/5u,15800,6u,15957,7u,15880,8u,16241,ic,16483 2003.339.07:55:27.94/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9906 2003.339.07:55:27.94/tpgain/9u,123,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,125,eu,118,ib,5084 2003.339.07:55:27.94/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16483 2003.339.07:55:28.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:55:28.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:55:28.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:55:28.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:55:28.53/tsys/1u,44.7,2u,45.9,3u,38.0,4u,38.5,ia,39.3 2003.339.07:55:28.53/tsys/9u,37.0,au,34.3,bu,39.0,cu,41.8,du,31.7,eu,36.4,ib,38.0 2003.339.07:55:28.53/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,38.2,7u,37.4,8u,37.3,ic,33.6 2003.339.07:55:29.19/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:55:29.29/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.07:55:29.65/cable/2.4349E-04 2003.339.07:55:29.75/gps-fmout/S +1.35E-07 2003.339.07:55:29.76/wx/15.0,889.5,54.8 2003.339.07:55:29.82/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9906,5121,26,1pps 2003.339.07:55:29.87/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16471,110,24,1pps 2003.339.07:55:29.95/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.12,lock,16272,16142,38,1pps 2003.339.07:55:30.03/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15800,15645,33,1pps 2003.339.07:55:30.11/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.12,lock,16127,15712,61,1pps 2003.339.07:55:31.16#antcn#TR $$/339.07:55:31.08 254.2401 45.3907 0.0014 -0.0005 2003.339.07:55:31.16#antcn#CO 0.0283 -0.0681 -0.7967 0.0172 2003.339.07:55:31.91/mat/600B0246 2003.339.07:55:32.53/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.07:55:32.53:!2003.339.07:57:05 2003.339.07:55:32.72#setcl#time/186410697,1,2003,339,07,55,33.00,1.575,38.243,32 2003.339.07:55:32.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.07:57:05.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.07:57:05.00:disc_end 2003.339.07:57:05.48:disc_pos 2003.339.07:57:05.50/disc_pos/368385182712,366654691088, 2003.339.07:57:05.50:disc_check 2003.339.07:57:05.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d07h57m05.470s,21348,0.00250s,40000,621146280, 2003.339.07:57:05.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.07:57:05.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 352961 : 350071 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:57:05.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 352953 : 350070 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:57:05.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 352977 : 350066 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:57:05.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 352977 : 350058 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:57:05.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 352963 : 350084 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:57:05.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 352958 : 350065 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:57:05.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 352948 : 350065 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:57:05.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 352960 : 350062 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.07:57:05.99:scan_name=339-0757,r4100,205 2003.339.07:57:06.00:source=0002+200,000201.64,200300.2,1950.0,cw 2003.339.07:57:06.08:setupsx 2003.339.07:57:15.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.07:57:15.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.07:57:15.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 123 ; 2003.339.07:57:15.30:!2003.339.07:57:38 2003.339.07:57:20.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.07:57:38.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:57:38.00/disc_pos/368385182712,368384182712, 2003.339.07:57:38.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.07:57:38.04:!2003.339.07:57:38 2003.339.07:57:38.05:preob 2003.339.07:57:39.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:57:40.47/tpi/1u,16277,2u,16063,3u,16099,4u,16105,ia,9762 2003.339.07:57:40.47/tpi/9u,16049,au,16210,bu,16384,cu,16664,du,16840,eu,16736,ib,5061 2003.339.07:57:40.47/tpi/5u,16051,6u,16130,7u,16156,8u,15977,ic,16211 2003.339.07:57:40.65/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9762 2003.339.07:57:40.65/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5061 2003.339.07:57:40.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16211 2003.339.07:57:42.88/tpzero/1u,497,2u,321,3u,395,4u,449,ia,270 2003.339.07:57:42.88/tpzero/9u,590,au,547,bu,552,cu,518,du,378,eu,429,ib,284 2003.339.07:57:42.88/tpzero/5u,463,6u,576,7u,372,8u,276,ic,589 2003.339.07:57:45.12/tpical/1u,18229,2u,17993,3u,18396,4u,18372,ia,11125 2003.339.07:57:45.12/tpical/9u,18940,au,19188,bu,18786,cu,18733,du,19887,eu,19107 2003.339.07:57:45.12/tpical/ib,5918 2003.339.07:57:45.12/tpical/5u,18628,6u,18385,7u,18537,8u,18361,ic,18819 2003.339.07:57:45.13/tpdiff/1u,1952,2u,1930,3u,2297,4u,2267,ia,1363 2003.339.07:57:45.13/tpdiff/9u,2891,au,2978,bu,2402,cu,2069,du,3047,eu,2371,ib,857 2003.339.07:57:45.13/tpdiff/5u,2577,6u,2255,7u,2381,8u,2384,ic,2608 2003.339.07:57:45.30/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11125 2003.339.07:57:45.30/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5918 2003.339.07:57:45.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18819 2003.339.07:57:45.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:57:45.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:57:45.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:57:45.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:57:45.89/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,44.9,3u,37.6,4u,38.0,ia,38.3 2003.339.07:57:45.89/tsys/9u,38.5,au,37.9,bu,47.5,cu,56.2,du,38.9,eu,49.5,ib,40.1 2003.339.07:57:45.89/tsys/5u,33.3,6u,37.9,7u,36.5,8u,36.2,ic,32.9 2003.339.07:57:46.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:57:46.37/cable/2.4364E-04 2003.339.07:57:46.37:!2003.339.07:57:48 2003.339.07:57:48.00:disc_pos 2003.339.07:57:48.00/disc_pos/368513064960,368384182712, 2003.339.07:57:48.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.07:57:48.03:midob 2003.339.07:57:48.78/tpi/1u,16053,2u,15825,3u,15561,4u,15746,ia,9766 2003.339.07:57:48.78/tpi/9u,16468,au,15947,bu,15907,cu,15938,du,16392,eu,15814,ib,5037 2003.339.07:57:48.78/tpi/5u,15543,6u,16127,7u,15606,8u,15979,ic,16217 2003.339.07:57:48.96/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9766 2003.339.07:57:48.96/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,127,eu,119,ib,5037 2003.339.07:57:48.96/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16217 2003.339.07:57:49.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.07:57:49.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.07:57:49.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.07:57:49.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.07:57:49.55/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,45.0,3u,37.7,4u,38.0,ia,38.3 2003.339.07:57:49.55/tsys/9u,38.9,au,38.0,bu,46.8,cu,54.8,du,37.8,eu,47.5,ib,39.9 2003.339.07:57:49.55/tsys/5u,33.4,6u,37.9,7u,36.5,8u,36.2,ic,33.0 2003.339.07:57:50.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.07:57:50.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.07:57:50.65/cable/2.4364E-04 2003.339.07:57:50.75/gps-fmout/S +1.49E-07 2003.339.07:57:50.76/wx/15.1,889.5,55.3 2003.339.07:57:50.82/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9774,5008,26,1pps 2003.339.07:57:50.87/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16229,109,24,1pps 2003.339.07:57:50.95/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16286,16127,38,1pps 2003.339.07:57:51.03/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16097,15924,33,1pps 2003.339.07:57:51.11/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.20,lock,16250,15920,61,1pps 2003.339.07:57:52.16#antcn#TR $$/339.07:57:52.08 272.7148 59.8497 -0.0002 0.0000 2003.339.07:57:52.16#antcn#CO 0.0050 -0.0442 -0.7967 0.0102 2003.339.07:57:52.97/mat/600B0175 2003.339.07:57:53.59/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.07:57:53.59:!2003.339.08:01:13 2003.339.07:57:53.72#setcl#time/186424797,1,2003,339,07,57,54.00,1.574,38.282,32 2003.339.07:57:53.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:01:13.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:01:13.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:01:13.48:disc_pos 2003.339.08:01:13.49/disc_pos/371827961424,368385182712, 2003.339.08:01:13.50:disc_check 2003.339.08:01:13.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h01m13.480s,20204,0.00250s,40000,525382432, 2003.339.08:01:13.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:01:13.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 356258 : 353344 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:01:13.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 356249 : 353343 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:01:13.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 356274 : 353339 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:01:13.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 356273 : 353331 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:01:13.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 356259 : 353357 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:01:13.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 356257 : 353337 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:01:13.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 356244 : 353338 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:01:13.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 356258 : 353336 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:01:13.99:scan_name=339-0803,r4100,98 2003.339.08:01:13.99:source=0727-115,072758.08,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.08:01:14.10:setupsx 2003.339.08:01:23.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:01:23.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:01:23.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 124 ; 2003.339.08:01:23.34:!2003.339.08:02:51 2003.339.08:02:49.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:02:51.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:02:51.00/disc_pos/371827961424,371826961424, 2003.339.08:02:51.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:02:51.04:!2003.339.08:02:51 2003.339.08:02:51.05:preob 2003.339.08:02:52.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:02:53.47/tpi/1u,16120,2u,15986,3u,16258,4u,15873,ia,14562 2003.339.08:02:53.47/tpi/9u,16098,au,16146,bu,15928,cu,16076,du,16017,eu,15923,ib,6924 2003.339.08:02:53.47/tpi/5u,15679,6u,16043,7u,15764,8u,15974,ic,24622 2003.339.08:02:53.65/tpgain/1u,117,2u,97,3u,90,4u,69,ia,14562 2003.339.08:02:53.65/tpgain/9u,105,au,84,bu,102,cu,86,du,107,eu,102,ib,6924 2003.339.08:02:53.65/tpgain/5u,44,6u,64,7u,46,8u,54,ic,24622 2003.339.08:02:55.88/tpzero/1u,460,2u,288,3u,358,4u,421,ia,315 2003.339.08:02:55.88/tpzero/9u,566,au,526,bu,519,cu,491,du,330,eu,408,ib,303 2003.339.08:02:55.88/tpzero/5u,453,6u,562,7u,355,8u,265,ic,660 2003.339.08:02:58.12/tpical/1u,17467,2u,17318,3u,17875,4u,17403,ia,15956 2003.339.08:02:58.12/tpical/9u,18204,au,18426,bu,17905,cu,17881,du,18553,eu,18121 2003.339.08:02:58.12/tpical/ib,7814 2003.339.08:02:58.12/tpical/5u,17325,6u,17636,7u,17304,8u,17569,ic,27301 2003.339.08:02:58.13/tpdiff/1u,1347,2u,1332,3u,1617,4u,1530,ia,1394 2003.339.08:02:58.13/tpdiff/9u,2106,au,2280,bu,1977,cu,1805,du,2536,eu,2198,ib,890 2003.339.08:02:58.13/tpdiff/5u,1646,6u,1593,7u,1540,8u,1595,ic,2679 2003.339.08:02:58.30/tpdiffgain/1u,117,2u,97,3u,90,4u,69,ia,15956 2003.339.08:02:58.30/tpdiffgain/9u,105,au,84,bu,102,cu,86,du,107,eu,102,ib,7814 2003.339.08:02:58.30/tpdiffgain/5u,44,6u,64,7u,46,8u,54,ic,27301 2003.339.08:02:58.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:02:58.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:02:58.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:02:58.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:02:58.89/tsys/1u,63.9,2u,64.8,3u,54.1,4u,55.5,ia,56.2 2003.339.08:02:58.89/tsys/9u,53.1,au,49.3,bu,56.1,cu,62.2,du,44.5,eu,50.8,ib,53.6 2003.339.08:02:58.89/tsys/5u,50.9,6u,53.4,7u,55.0,8u,54.2,ic,49.2 2003.339.08:02:59.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:02:59.37/cable/2.4349E-04 2003.339.08:02:59.37:!2003.339.08:03:01 2003.339.08:03:01.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:03:01.00/disc_pos/371955851264,371826961424, 2003.339.08:03:01.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:03:01.03:midob 2003.339.08:03:01.77/tpi/1u,15802,2u,15950,3u,15859,4u,15819,ia,14499 2003.339.08:03:01.77/tpi/9u,15831,au,15775,bu,15925,cu,16060,du,15738,eu,15930,ib,6915 2003.339.08:03:01.77/tpi/5u,16249,6u,15967,7u,15701,8u,15916,ic,24512 2003.339.08:03:01.95/tpgain/1u,116,2u,97,3u,89,4u,69,ia,14499 2003.339.08:03:01.95/tpgain/9u,104,au,83,bu,102,cu,86,du,106,eu,102,ib,6915 2003.339.08:03:01.95/tpgain/5u,45,6u,64,7u,46,8u,54,ic,24512 2003.339.08:03:02.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:03:02.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:03:02.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:03:02.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:03:02.53/tsys/1u,63.8,2u,64.7,3u,53.9,4u,55.4,ia,56.0 2003.339.08:03:02.53/tsys/9u,53.2,au,49.4,bu,56.1,cu,62.1,du,44.6,eu,50.8,ib,53.5 2003.339.08:03:02.53/tsys/5u,50.4,6u,53.2,7u,54.8,8u,54.0,ic,49.0 2003.339.08:03:03.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:03:03.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.08:03:03.60/cable/2.4349E-04 2003.339.08:03:03.75/gps-fmout/S +1.28E-07 2003.339.08:03:06.94/wx/15.1,889.5,55.1 2003.339.08:03:06.99/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,14428,6911,26,1pps 2003.339.08:03:07.04/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,24373,110,24,1pps 2003.339.08:03:07.12/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.20, 5.49,lock,15994,15903,38,1pps 2003.339.08:03:07.20/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -3.10, -2.54,lock,16149,16301,33,1pps 2003.339.08:03:07.28/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.26, 3.75,lock,16110,15892,61,1pps 2003.339.08:03:08.16#antcn#TR $$/339.08:03:08.09 105.5717 6.6561 0.0001 0.0001 2003.339.08:03:08.16#antcn#CO 0.0570 -0.1146 -0.7967 0.1412 2003.339.08:03:08.76/mat/600B0250 2003.339.08:03:09.34/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:03:09.35:!2003.339.08:04:39 2003.339.08:03:09.73#setcl#time/186456398,1,2003,339,08,03,10.00,1.564,38.370,31 2003.339.08:03:09.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:03:29.93;"weather-moon and many stars visible 2003.339.08:04:39.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:04:39.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:04:39.48:disc_pos 2003.339.08:04:39.50/disc_pos/373558694480,371827961424, 2003.339.08:04:39.52:disc_check 2003.339.08:04:39.92/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h04m39.483s,8364,0.00250s,40000,1565318784, 2003.339.08:04:39.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:04:39.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 357921 : 354984 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:04:39.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 357913 : 354983 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:04:39.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 357940 : 354978 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:04:39.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 357937 : 354971 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:04:39.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 357923 : 354997 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:04:39.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 357920 : 354977 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:04:40.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 357909 : 354979 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:04:40.01/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 357921 : 354976 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:04:40.02:scan_name=339-0806,r4100,264 2003.339.08:04:40.02:source=2201+315,220101.46,313105.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.08:04:41.09:setupsx 2003.339.08:04:50.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:04:50.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:04:50.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 125 ; 2003.339.08:04:50.33:!2003.339.08:06:19 2003.339.08:06:17.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:06:19.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:06:19.00/disc_pos/373558694480,373557694480, 2003.339.08:06:19.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:06:19.04:!2003.339.08:06:19 2003.339.08:06:19.05:preob 2003.339.08:06:20.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:06:21.47/tpi/1u,16205,2u,16303,3u,16127,4u,16191,ia,10312 2003.339.08:06:21.47/tpi/9u,16316,au,15863,bu,16240,cu,16118,du,16371,eu,16217,ib,5338 2003.339.08:06:21.47/tpi/5u,15861,6u,16080,7u,15916,8u,15899,ic,17171 2003.339.08:06:21.65/tpgain/1u,138,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10312 2003.339.08:06:21.65/tpgain/9u,121,au,94,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5338 2003.339.08:06:21.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17171 2003.339.08:06:23.88/tpzero/1u,491,2u,319,3u,390,4u,447,ia,276 2003.339.08:06:23.88/tpzero/9u,588,au,535,bu,548,cu,513,du,370,eu,427,ib,286 2003.339.08:06:23.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,575,7u,366,8u,273,ic,596 2003.339.08:06:26.12/tpical/1u,18056,2u,18129,3u,18351,4u,18392,ia,11683 2003.339.08:06:26.12/tpical/9u,19081,au,19749,bu,18830,cu,18537,du,19714,eu,19089 2003.339.08:06:26.12/tpical/ib,6243 2003.339.08:06:26.12/tpical/5u,18248,6u,18272,7u,18117,8u,18150,ic,19800 2003.339.08:06:26.13/tpdiff/1u,1851,2u,1826,3u,2224,4u,2201,ia,1371 2003.339.08:06:26.13/tpdiff/9u,2765,au,3886,bu,2590,cu,2419,du,3343,eu,2872,ib,905 2003.339.08:06:26.13/tpdiff/5u,2387,6u,2192,7u,2201,8u,2251,ic,2629 2003.339.08:06:26.30/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11683 2003.339.08:06:26.30/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,94,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,6243 2003.339.08:06:26.30/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19800 2003.339.08:06:26.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:06:26.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:06:26.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:06:26.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:06:26.89/tsys/1u,46.7,2u,48.1,3u,38.9,4u,39.3,ia,40.3 2003.339.08:06:26.89/tsys/9u,41.0,au,28.4,bu,43.6,cu,46.4,du,34.5,eu,39.6,ib,40.2 2003.339.08:06:26.89/tsys/5u,35.5,6u,38.9,7u,38.9,8u,38.2,ic,34.7 2003.339.08:06:27.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:06:27.38/cable/2.4423E-04 2003.339.08:06:27.38:!2003.339.08:06:29 2003.339.08:06:29.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:06:29.00/disc_pos/373686595584,373557694480, 2003.339.08:06:29.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:06:29.02:midob 2003.339.08:06:29.77/tpi/1u,16192,2u,15739,3u,15568,4u,15827,ia,10318 2003.339.08:06:29.77/tpi/9u,15744,au,15410,bu,15683,cu,15800,du,16106,eu,15648,ib,5323 2003.339.08:06:29.77/tpi/5u,15861,6u,16083,7u,15915,8u,15890,ic,17179 2003.339.08:06:29.95/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10318 2003.339.08:06:29.95/tpgain/9u,119,au,94,bu,116,cu,98,du,122,eu,115,ib,5323 2003.339.08:06:29.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17179 2003.339.08:06:30.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:06:30.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:06:30.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:06:30.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:06:30.53/tsys/1u,46.7,2u,48.1,3u,39.0,4u,39.4,ia,40.3 2003.339.08:06:30.53/tsys/9u,40.9,au,27.6,bu,43.6,cu,46.5,du,34.5,eu,39.5,ib,40.1 2003.339.08:06:30.53/tsys/5u,35.5,6u,38.9,7u,38.9,8u,38.2,ic,34.7 2003.339.08:06:31.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:06:31.30/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:06:31.66/cable/2.4423E-04 2003.339.08:06:31.75/gps-fmout/S +1.54E-07 2003.339.08:06:32.80/wx/15.1,889.5,55.1 2003.339.08:06:32.85/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10318,5348,26,1pps 2003.339.08:06:32.90/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17187,110,24,1pps 2003.339.08:06:32.98/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 7.00,lock,16214,16331,38,1pps 2003.339.08:06:33.06/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15872,15746,33,1pps 2003.339.08:06:33.14/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,16066,16117,61,1pps 2003.339.08:06:34.16#antcn#TR $$/339.08:06:34.08 294.6128 32.1724 -0.0002 0.0004 2003.339.08:06:34.16#antcn#CO 0.0430 -0.0729 -0.7967 0.0277 2003.339.08:06:35.55/mat/600B0208 2003.339.08:06:36.13/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:06:36.13:!2003.339.08:10:53 2003.339.08:06:36.74#setcl#time/186477098,1,2003,339,08,06,37.00,1.561,38.427,30 2003.339.08:06:36.74#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:10:53.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:10:53.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:10:53.48:disc_pos 2003.339.08:10:53.50/disc_pos/377945449816,373558694480, 2003.339.08:10:53.50:disc_check 2003.339.08:10:53.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h10m53.477s,23304,0.00250s,40000,1597149724, 2003.339.08:10:53.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:10:53.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 362118 : 359157 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:10:53.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 362111 : 359157 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:10:53.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 362137 : 359151 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:10:53.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 362137 : 359143 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:10:53.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 362120 : 359170 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:10:53.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 362117 : 359150 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:10:53.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 362106 : 359152 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:10:53.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 362118 : 359149 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:10:53.99:scan_name=339-0811,r4100,98 2003.339.08:10:54.00:source=0059+581,005943.47,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.08:10:54.10:setupsx 2003.339.08:11:03.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:11:03.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:11:03.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 126 ; 2003.339.08:11:03.33:!2003.339.08:11:45 2003.339.08:11:24.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:11:45.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:11:45.00/disc_pos/377945449816,377944449816, 2003.339.08:11:45.02:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:11:45.06:!2003.339.08:11:45 2003.339.08:11:45.06:preob 2003.339.08:11:46.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:11:47.47/tpi/1u,16324,2u,16147,3u,16173,4u,16210,ia,9820 2003.339.08:11:47.47/tpi/9u,16479,au,16187,bu,16019,cu,15910,du,15925,eu,15823,ib,5265 2003.339.08:11:47.47/tpi/5u,16214,6u,16217,7u,15759,8u,16107,ic,16323 2003.339.08:11:47.65/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9820 2003.339.08:11:47.65/tpgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5265 2003.339.08:11:47.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16323 2003.339.08:11:49.88/tpzero/1u,499,2u,321,3u,395,4u,451,ia,270 2003.339.08:11:49.88/tpzero/9u,588,au,543,bu,552,cu,516,du,372,eu,428,ib,286 2003.339.08:11:49.88/tpzero/5u,464,6u,577,7u,366,8u,277,ic,588 2003.339.08:11:52.12/tpical/1u,18287,2u,18036,3u,18456,4u,18474,ia,11162 2003.339.08:11:52.12/tpical/9u,18983,au,19062,bu,18714,cu,18539,du,19499,eu,18911 2003.339.08:11:52.12/tpical/ib,6134 2003.339.08:11:52.12/tpical/5u,18704,6u,18448,7u,17993,8u,18444,ic,18888 2003.339.08:11:52.13/tpdiff/1u,1963,2u,1889,3u,2283,4u,2264,ia,1342 2003.339.08:11:52.13/tpdiff/9u,2504,au,2875,bu,2695,cu,2629,du,3574,eu,3088,ib,869 2003.339.08:11:52.13/tpdiff/5u,2490,6u,2231,7u,2234,8u,2337,ic,2565 2003.339.08:11:52.30/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11162 2003.339.08:11:52.30/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,6134 2003.339.08:11:52.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18888 2003.339.08:11:52.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:11:52.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:11:52.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:11:52.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:11:52.89/tsys/1u,44.3,2u,46.1,3u,38.0,4u,38.3,ia,39.1 2003.339.08:11:52.89/tsys/9u,45.7,au,39.2,bu,41.3,cu,42.2,du,31.3,eu,35.9,ib,41.3 2003.339.08:11:52.89/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,38.6,7u,37.9,8u,37.3,ic,33.7 2003.339.08:11:53.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:11:53.31/cable/2.4379E-04 2003.339.08:11:53.31:!2003.339.08:11:55 2003.339.08:11:55.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:11:55.00/disc_pos/378073337856,377944449816, 2003.339.08:11:55.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:11:55.01:midob 2003.339.08:11:55.75/tpi/1u,16101,2u,15549,3u,15627,4u,15830,ia,9811 2003.339.08:11:55.75/tpi/9u,15581,au,15649,bu,15483,cu,15680,du,15847,eu,15848,ib,5307 2003.339.08:11:55.75/tpi/5u,15602,6u,15810,7u,15721,8u,16065,ic,16306 2003.339.08:11:55.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9811 2003.339.08:11:55.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5307 2003.339.08:11:55.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16306 2003.339.08:11:56.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:11:56.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:11:56.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:11:56.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:11:56.51/tsys/1u,44.4,2u,45.9,3u,38.1,4u,38.3,ia,39.1 2003.339.08:11:56.51/tsys/9u,44.6,au,38.7,bu,41.3,cu,42.4,du,31.7,eu,36.6,ib,41.6 2003.339.08:11:56.51/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,38.6,7u,37.8,8u,37.2,ic,33.7 2003.339.08:11:57.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:11:57.28/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.08:11:57.59/cable/2.4379E-04 2003.339.08:11:57.75/gps-fmout/S +1.13E-07 2003.339.08:11:59.00/wx/15.0,889.6,55.0 2003.339.08:11:59.05/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9811,5247,26,1pps 2003.339.08:11:59.10/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16299,109,24,1pps 2003.339.08:11:59.18/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.18,lock,16303,16200,38,1pps 2003.339.08:11:59.27/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,15613,16002,33,1pps 2003.339.08:11:59.35/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.05,lock,16148,15988,61,1pps 2003.339.08:12:00.17#antcn#TR $$/339.08:12:00.10 342.5981 50.5729 -0.0002 0.0000 2003.339.08:12:00.17#antcn#CO 0.0389 -0.0443 -0.7967 0.0144 2003.339.08:12:00.96/mat/600B0221 2003.339.08:12:01.72#setcl#time/186509596,1,2003,339,08,12,02.00,1.570,38.518,32 2003.339.08:12:01.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:12:02.22/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:12:02.22:!2003.339.08:13:33 2003.339.08:13:33.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:13:33.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:13:33.49:disc_pos 2003.339.08:13:33.50/disc_pos/379676023664,377945449816, 2003.339.08:13:33.50:disc_check 2003.339.08:13:33.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h13m33.485s,4568,0.00250s,40000,829564888, 2003.339.08:13:33.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:13:33.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 363781 : 360797 : 1 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:13:33.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 363774 : 360797 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:13:33.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 363800 : 360791 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:13:33.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 363801 : 360784 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:13:33.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 363783 : 360810 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:13:33.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 363782 : 360791 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:13:33.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 363769 : 360792 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:13:33.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 363781 : 360790 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:13:33.99:scan_name=339-0815,r4100,98 2003.339.08:13:33.99:source=3c371,180718.63,694857.2,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.08:13:34.09:setupsx 2003.339.08:13:43.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:13:43.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:13:43.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 127 ; 2003.339.08:13:43.33:!2003.339.08:15:46 2003.339.08:14:01.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:15:46.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:15:46.00/disc_pos/379676023664,379675023664, 2003.339.08:15:46.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:15:46.04:!2003.339.08:15:46 2003.339.08:15:46.05:preob 2003.339.08:15:47.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:15:48.49/tpi/1u,16326,2u,16188,3u,16351,4u,16130,ia,12188 2003.339.08:15:48.49/tpi/9u,16035,au,16252,bu,16251,cu,16157,du,16127,eu,16112,ib,6230 2003.339.08:15:48.49/tpi/5u,16082,6u,16278,7u,16217,8u,16365,ic,20442 2003.339.08:15:48.67/tpgain/1u,128,2u,106,3u,98,4u,76,ia,12188 2003.339.08:15:48.67/tpgain/9u,111,au,89,bu,109,cu,91,du,113,eu,108,ib,6232 2003.339.08:15:48.67/tpgain/5u,49,6u,70,7u,51,8u,60,ic,20442 2003.339.08:15:50.89/tpzero/1u,476,2u,304,3u,376,4u,434,ia,293 2003.339.08:15:50.89/tpzero/9u,572,au,533,bu,534,cu,501,du,345,eu,415,ib,296 2003.339.08:15:50.89/tpzero/5u,459,6u,570,7u,364,8u,275,ic,623 2003.339.08:15:53.12/tpical/1u,17890,2u,17748,3u,18259,4u,17951,ia,13546 2003.339.08:15:53.12/tpical/9u,18329,au,18745,bu,18505,cu,18149,du,18914,eu,18490 2003.339.08:15:53.12/tpical/ib,7109 2003.339.08:15:53.12/tpical/5u,18088,6u,18168,7u,18070,8u,18292,ic,23048 2003.339.08:15:53.13/tpdiff/1u,1564,2u,1560,3u,1908,4u,1821,ia,1358 2003.339.08:15:53.13/tpdiff/9u,2294,au,2493,bu,2254,cu,1992,du,2787,eu,2378,ib,879 2003.339.08:15:53.13/tpdiff/5u,2006,6u,1890,7u,1853,8u,1927,ic,2606 2003.339.08:15:53.30/tpdiffgain/1u,128,2u,106,3u,98,4u,76,ia,13546 2003.339.08:15:53.30/tpdiffgain/9u,111,au,89,bu,109,cu,91,du,113,eu,108,ib,7109 2003.339.08:15:53.30/tpdiffgain/5u,49,6u,70,7u,51,8u,60,ic,23048 2003.339.08:15:53.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:15:53.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:15:53.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:15:53.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:15:53.89/tsys/1u,55.7,2u,56.0,3u,46.0,4u,47.4,ia,48.2 2003.339.08:15:53.89/tsys/9u,48.5,au,45.4,bu,50.2,cu,56.6,du,40.8,eu,47.5,ib,48.6 2003.339.08:15:53.89/tsys/5u,42.8,6u,45.7,7u,47.1,8u,45.9,ic,41.8 2003.339.08:15:54.00/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.08:15:54.35/cable/2.4401E-04 2003.339.08:15:54.35:!2003.339.08:15:56 2003.339.08:15:56.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:15:56.00/disc_pos/379804000256,379675023664, 2003.339.08:15:56.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:15:56.02:midob 2003.339.08:15:56.75/tpi/1u,16307,2u,15895,3u,16041,4u,16147,ia,12197 2003.339.08:15:56.75/tpi/9u,15806,au,15914,bu,15687,cu,15814,du,15853,eu,15770,ib,6231 2003.339.08:15:56.75/tpi/5u,16090,6u,15869,7u,16197,8u,15799,ic,20456 2003.339.08:15:56.93/tpgain/1u,128,2u,105,3u,97,4u,76,ia,12197 2003.339.08:15:56.93/tpgain/9u,110,au,88,bu,107,cu,90,du,112,eu,107,ib,6231 2003.339.08:15:56.93/tpgain/5u,49,6u,69,7u,51,8u,59,ic,20456 2003.339.08:15:57.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:15:57.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:15:57.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:15:57.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:15:57.51/tsys/1u,55.7,2u,56.0,3u,46.1,4u,47.5,ia,48.2 2003.339.08:15:57.51/tsys/9u,48.7,au,45.5,bu,50.3,cu,56.6,du,40.8,eu,47.4,ib,48.6 2003.339.08:15:57.51/tsys/5u,42.9,6u,45.9,7u,47.0,8u,45.8,ic,41.9 2003.339.08:15:58.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:15:58.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:15:58.64/cable/2.4393E-04 2003.339.08:15:58.75/gps-fmout/S +8.7E-08 2003.339.08:15:58.76/wx/15.0,889.5,55.0 2003.339.08:15:58.82/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,12180,6228,26,1pps 2003.339.08:15:58.87/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,20439,110,24,1pps 2003.339.08:15:58.95/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.98, 6.25,lock,16334,16215,38,1pps 2003.339.08:15:59.03/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.36, -1.84,lock,16097,16097,33,1pps 2003.339.08:15:59.11/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.74, 4.26,lock,16051,16071,61,1pps 2003.339.08:16:00.17#antcn#TR $$/339.08:16:00.09 343.7048 9.4576 0.0007 0.0002 2003.339.08:16:00.17#antcn#CO 0.0553 -0.0879 -0.7967 0.1018 2003.339.08:16:01.41/mat/600B0184 2003.339.08:16:01.96/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:16:01.96:!2003.339.08:17:34 2003.339.08:16:02.72#setcl#time/186533696,1,2003,339,08,16,03.00,1.567,38.585,32 2003.339.08:16:02.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:17:34.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:17:34.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:17:34.48:disc_pos 2003.339.08:17:34.49/disc_pos/381406523448,379676023664, 2003.339.08:17:34.49:disc_check 2003.339.08:17:34.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h17m34.472s,17956,0.00250s,40000,2125286828, 2003.339.08:17:34.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:17:34.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 365445 : 362437 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:17:34.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 365437 : 362437 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:17:34.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 365463 : 362431 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:17:34.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 365464 : 362424 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:17:34.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 365446 : 362450 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:17:34.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 365446 : 362432 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:17:34.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 365432 : 362432 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:17:34.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 365447 : 362429 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:17:34.98:scan_name=339-0819,r4100,221 2003.339.08:17:34.98:source=0454-234,045457.28,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.08:17:35.10:setupsx 2003.339.08:17:44.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:17:44.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:17:44.35/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 128 ; 2003.339.08:17:44.35:!2003.339.08:19:07 2003.339.08:19:03.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:19:07.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:19:07.00/disc_pos/381406523448,381405523448, 2003.339.08:19:07.03:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:19:07.06:!2003.339.08:19:07 2003.339.08:19:07.06:preob 2003.339.08:19:08.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:19:09.47/tpi/1u,16324,2u,16166,3u,16261,4u,16344,ia,10406 2003.339.08:19:09.47/tpi/9u,16112,au,16236,bu,16286,cu,16342,du,16203,eu,16335,ib,5267 2003.339.08:19:09.47/tpi/5u,16041,6u,16281,7u,16078,8u,16046,ic,17352 2003.339.08:19:09.65/tpgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10406 2003.339.08:19:09.65/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5267 2003.339.08:19:09.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17352 2003.339.08:19:11.88/tpzero/1u,492,2u,316,3u,392,4u,451,ia,277 2003.339.08:19:11.88/tpzero/9u,588,au,546,bu,554,cu,518,du,368,eu,430,ib,286 2003.339.08:19:11.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,577,7u,367,8u,275,ic,597 2003.339.08:19:14.12/tpical/1u,18214,2u,18009,3u,18511,4u,18561,ia,11804 2003.339.08:19:14.12/tpical/9u,18940,au,19296,bu,18996,cu,18826,du,19564,eu,19226 2003.339.08:19:14.12/tpical/ib,6166 2003.339.08:19:14.12/tpical/5u,18426,6u,18469,7u,18332,8u,18367,ic,20018 2003.339.08:19:14.13/tpdiff/1u,1890,2u,1843,3u,2250,4u,2217,ia,1398 2003.339.08:19:14.13/tpdiff/9u,2828,au,3060,bu,2710,cu,2484,du,3361,eu,2891,ib,899 2003.339.08:19:14.13/tpdiff/5u,2385,6u,2188,7u,2254,8u,2321,ic,2666 2003.339.08:19:14.30/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11804 2003.339.08:19:14.30/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6166 2003.339.08:19:14.30/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,20018 2003.339.08:19:14.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:19:14.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:19:14.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:19:14.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:19:14.89/tsys/1u,46.1,2u,47.3,3u,38.8,4u,39.4,ia,39.8 2003.339.08:19:14.89/tsys/9u,39.5,au,36.9,bu,41.8,cu,45.9,du,33.9,eu,39.6,ib,39.9 2003.339.08:19:14.89/tsys/5u,35.9,6u,39.5,7u,38.3,8u,37.4,ic,34.6 2003.339.08:19:15.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:19:15.37/cable/2.4371E-04 2003.339.08:19:15.37:!2003.339.08:19:17 2003.339.08:19:17.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:19:17.00/disc_pos/381534420992,381405523448, 2003.339.08:19:17.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:19:17.02:midob 2003.339.08:19:17.75/tpi/1u,16095,2u,15588,3u,15735,4u,15959,ia,10409 2003.339.08:19:17.75/tpi/9u,15634,au,15948,bu,15818,cu,15984,du,15978,eu,15791,ib,5275 2003.339.08:19:17.75/tpi/5u,16030,6u,15854,7u,15517,8u,16057,ic,17346 2003.339.08:19:17.93/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10409 2003.339.08:19:17.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,5275 2003.339.08:19:17.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17346 2003.339.08:19:18.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:19:18.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:19:18.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:19:18.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:19:18.51/tsys/1u,46.1,2u,47.3,3u,39.0,4u,39.4,ia,39.9 2003.339.08:19:18.51/tsys/9u,39.7,au,37.0,bu,42.0,cu,45.8,du,34.0,eu,39.6,ib,40.0 2003.339.08:19:18.51/tsys/5u,35.9,6u,39.5,7u,38.4,8u,37.4,ic,34.6 2003.339.08:19:19.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:19:19.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:19:19.63/cable/2.4371E-04 2003.339.08:19:19.75/gps-fmout/S +1.54E-07 2003.339.08:19:20.07/wx/15.0,889.5,54.7 2003.339.08:19:20.13/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10408,5284,26,1pps 2003.339.08:19:20.18/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17337,110,24,1pps 2003.339.08:19:20.27/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 6.94,lock,16320,16245,38,1pps 2003.339.08:19:20.35/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16010,15885,33,1pps 2003.339.08:19:20.43/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,15899,15923,61,1pps 2003.339.08:19:21.18#antcn#TR $$/339.08:19:21.10 140.7540 32.8383 0.0001 0.0004 2003.339.08:19:21.18#antcn#CO 0.0524 -0.0933 -0.7967 0.0270 2003.339.08:19:21.79/mat/600B0235 2003.339.08:19:22.35/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:19:22.35:!2003.339.08:22:58 2003.339.08:19:22.72#setcl#time/186553695,1,2003,339,08,19,23.00,1.571,38.640,32 2003.339.08:19:22.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:22:58.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:22:58.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:22:58.48:disc_pos 2003.339.08:22:58.49/disc_pos/385105030344,381406523448, 2003.339.08:22:58.49:disc_check 2003.339.08:22:58.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h22m58.480s,9664,0.00250s,40000,1485621396, 2003.339.08:22:58.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:22:58.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 368989 : 365954 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:22:58.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 368977 : 365954 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:22:58.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 369004 : 365948 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:22:58.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 369004 : 365941 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:22:58.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 368986 : 365967 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:22:58.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 368986 : 365949 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:22:58.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 368972 : 365949 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:22:58.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 368987 : 365946 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:22:58.98:scan_name=339-0837,r4100,98 2003.339.08:22:58.98:source=0642+449,064252.98,445430.9,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.08:22:59.09:setupsx 2003.339.08:23:08.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:23:08.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:23:08.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 129 ; 2003.339.08:23:08.33:!2003.339.08:37:33 2003.339.08:23:54.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:37:33.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:37:33.00/disc_pos/385105030344,385104030344, 2003.339.08:37:33.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:37:33.05:!2003.339.08:37:33 2003.339.08:37:33.05:preob 2003.339.08:37:34.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:37:35.48/tpi/1u,16338,2u,15941,3u,16022,4u,16279,ia,10077 2003.339.08:37:35.48/tpi/9u,16010,au,15927,bu,15921,cu,16030,du,16101,eu,15954,ib,5078 2003.339.08:37:35.48/tpi/5u,16070,6u,16226,7u,16183,8u,16023,ic,16773 2003.339.08:37:35.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10077 2003.339.08:37:35.66/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5078 2003.339.08:37:35.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16773 2003.339.08:37:37.89/tpzero/1u,496,2u,315,3u,390,4u,449,ia,271 2003.339.08:37:37.89/tpzero/9u,587,au,545,bu,550,cu,516,du,371,eu,428,ib,283 2003.339.08:37:37.89/tpzero/5u,463,6u,578,7u,371,8u,276,ic,592 2003.339.08:37:40.13/tpical/1u,18238,2u,17750,3u,18252,4u,18504,ia,11437 2003.339.08:37:40.13/tpical/9u,18831,au,18985,bu,18647,cu,18516,du,19520,eu,18874 2003.339.08:37:40.13/tpical/ib,5949 2003.339.08:37:40.13/tpical/5u,18514,6u,18433,7u,18446,8u,18362,ic,19371 2003.339.08:37:40.14/tpdiff/1u,1900,2u,1809,3u,2230,4u,2225,ia,1360 2003.339.08:37:40.14/tpdiff/9u,2821,au,3058,bu,2726,cu,2486,du,3419,eu,2920,ib,871 2003.339.08:37:40.14/tpdiff/5u,2444,6u,2207,7u,2263,8u,2339,ic,2598 2003.339.08:37:40.31/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11437 2003.339.08:37:40.31/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5949 2003.339.08:37:40.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19371 2003.339.08:37:40.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:37:40.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:37:40.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:37:40.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:37:40.91/tsys/1u,45.9,2u,47.5,3u,38.6,4u,39.1,ia,39.7 2003.339.08:37:40.91/tsys/9u,39.4,au,36.2,bu,40.6,cu,44.9,du,33.1,eu,38.3,ib,39.6 2003.339.08:37:40.91/tsys/5u,35.1,6u,39.0,7u,38.4,8u,37.0,ic,34.3 2003.339.08:37:41.05/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:37:41.41/cable/2.4401E-04 2003.339.08:37:41.41:!2003.339.08:37:43 2003.339.08:37:43.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:37:43.00/disc_pos/385232904192,385104030344, 2003.339.08:37:43.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:37:43.01:midob 2003.339.08:37:43.75/tpi/1u,16068,2u,15661,3u,15493,4u,15851,ia,10077 2003.339.08:37:43.75/tpi/9u,16365,au,15723,bu,15780,cu,15827,du,15940,eu,15778,ib,5094 2003.339.08:37:43.75/tpi/5u,15494,6u,15776,7u,15542,8u,16037,ic,16767 2003.339.08:37:43.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10077 2003.339.08:37:43.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5094 2003.339.08:37:43.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16767 2003.339.08:37:44.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:37:44.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:37:44.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:37:44.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:37:44.51/tsys/1u,45.7,2u,47.5,3u,38.7,4u,39.0,ia,39.7 2003.339.08:37:44.51/tsys/9u,39.6,au,36.5,bu,40.9,cu,45.3,du,33.3,eu,38.5,ib,39.8 2003.339.08:37:44.51/tsys/5u,35.2,6u,38.9,7u,38.3,8u,37.1,ic,34.2 2003.339.08:37:45.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:37:45.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:37:45.63/cable/2.4401E-04 2003.339.08:37:45.75/gps-fmout/S +1.74E-07 2003.339.08:37:46.54/wx/15.1,889.6,55.1 2003.339.08:37:46.59/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10074,5100,26,1pps 2003.339.08:37:46.64/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16761,109,24,1pps 2003.339.08:37:46.72/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.06,lock,16336,16172,38,1pps 2003.339.08:37:46.80/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16056,15905,33,1pps 2003.339.08:37:46.88/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.12,lock,16051,15963,61,1pps 2003.339.08:37:47.18#antcn#TR $$/339.08:37:47.10 49.6661 37.6705 0.0000 0.0003 2003.339.08:37:47.18#antcn#CO 0.0572 -0.0724 -0.7967 0.0226 2003.339.08:37:47.88/mat/600B0253 2003.339.08:37:48.43/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:37:48.43:!2003.339.08:39:21 2003.339.08:37:48.74#setcl#time/186664295,1,2003,339,08,37,49.00,1.559,38.947,30 2003.339.08:37:48.74#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:39:21.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:39:21.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:39:21.48:disc_pos 2003.339.08:39:21.50/disc_pos/386835589272,385105030344, 2003.339.08:39:21.50:disc_check 2003.339.08:39:21.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h39m21.480s,15952,0.00250s,40000,13997434784, 2003.339.08:39:21.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:39:21.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 370652 : 367594 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:39:21.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 370640 : 367594 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:39:21.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 370669 : 367588 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:39:21.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 370667 : 367581 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:39:21.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 370651 : 367608 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:39:21.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 370649 : 367589 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:39:21.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 370635 : 367590 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:39:21.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 370650 : 367586 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:39:21.98:scan_name=339-0841,r4100,131 2003.339.08:39:21.99:source=2149+056,214907.72,053806.8,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.08:39:22.09:setupsx 2003.339.08:39:31.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:39:31.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:39:31.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 130 ; 2003.339.08:39:31.32:!2003.339.08:41:28 2003.339.08:40:42.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:41:28.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:41:28.00/disc_pos/386835589272,386834589272, 2003.339.08:41:28.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:41:28.04:!2003.339.08:41:28 2003.339.08:41:28.05:preob 2003.339.08:41:29.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:41:30.48/tpi/1u,16364,2u,16122,3u,16283,4u,16239,ia,11409 2003.339.08:41:30.48/tpi/9u,16129,au,16191,bu,16027,cu,16033,du,15969,eu,16256,ib,5821 2003.339.08:41:30.48/tpi/5u,16286,6u,16342,7u,15794,8u,16262,ic,19091 2003.339.08:41:30.66/tpgain/1u,132,2u,109,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11409 2003.339.08:41:30.66/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,112,cu,94,du,116,eu,112,ib,5821 2003.339.08:41:30.66/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,52,8u,62,ic,19091 2003.339.08:41:32.89/tpzero/1u,484,2u,307,3u,381,4u,435,ia,286 2003.339.08:41:32.89/tpzero/9u,578,au,536,bu,536,cu,504,du,348,eu,424,ib,292 2003.339.08:41:32.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,574,7u,363,8u,276,ic,613 2003.339.08:41:35.13/tpical/1u,18108,2u,17795,3u,18325,4u,18245,ia,12814 2003.339.08:41:35.13/tpical/9u,18686,au,18891,bu,18416,cu,18249,du,18991,eu,18892 2003.339.08:41:35.13/tpical/ib,6714 2003.339.08:41:35.13/tpical/5u,18515,6u,18393,7u,17828,8u,18378,ic,21771 2003.339.08:41:35.14/tpdiff/1u,1744,2u,1673,3u,2042,4u,2006,ia,1405 2003.339.08:41:35.14/tpdiff/9u,2557,au,2700,bu,2389,cu,2216,du,3022,eu,2636,ib,893 2003.339.08:41:35.14/tpdiff/5u,2229,6u,2051,7u,2034,8u,2116,ic,2680 2003.339.08:41:35.31/tpdiffgain/1u,132,2u,109,3u,101,4u,79,ia,12814 2003.339.08:41:35.31/tpdiffgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,112,cu,94,du,116,eu,112,ib,6714 2003.339.08:41:35.31/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,52,8u,62,ic,21771 2003.339.08:41:35.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:41:35.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:41:35.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:41:35.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:41:35.90/tsys/1u,50.1,2u,52.0,3u,42.8,4u,43.3,ia,43.5 2003.339.08:41:35.90/tsys/9u,43.8,au,41.7,bu,46.7,cu,50.5,du,37.2,eu,43.2,ib,44.6 2003.339.08:41:35.90/tsys/5u,39.0,6u,42.3,7u,41.7,8u,41.6,ic,37.9 2003.339.08:41:36.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:41:36.38/cable/2.4393E-04 2003.339.08:41:36.38:!2003.339.08:41:38 2003.339.08:41:38.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:41:38.00/disc_pos/386963492864,386834589272, 2003.339.08:41:38.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:41:38.02:midob 2003.339.08:41:38.76/tpi/1u,16082,2u,15864,3u,15677,4u,15903,ia,11423 2003.339.08:41:38.76/tpi/9u,15896,au,15808,bu,15709,cu,15755,du,15677,eu,15611,ib,5824 2003.339.08:41:38.76/tpi/5u,15675,6u,15866,7u,15836,8u,16276,ic,19110 2003.339.08:41:38.94/tpgain/1u,131,2u,108,3u,99,4u,78,ia,11423 2003.339.08:41:38.94/tpgain/9u,114,au,91,bu,111,cu,93,du,115,eu,110,ib,5824 2003.339.08:41:38.94/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,62,ic,19110 2003.339.08:41:39.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:41:39.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:41:39.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:41:39.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:41:39.52/tsys/1u,50.0,2u,52.1,3u,42.9,4u,43.5,ia,43.6 2003.339.08:41:39.52/tsys/9u,43.9,au,41.7,bu,46.6,cu,50.7,du,37.2,eu,43.0,ib,44.6 2003.339.08:41:39.52/tsys/5u,39.1,6u,42.2,7u,41.8,8u,41.6,ic,38.0 2003.339.08:41:40.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:41:40.30/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:41:40.66/cable/2.4401E-04 2003.339.08:41:40.75/gps-fmout/S +8.3E-08 2003.339.08:41:40.76/wx/15.1,889.6,55.0 2003.339.08:41:40.82/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11432,5824,26,1pps 2003.339.08:41:40.87/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,19125,109,24,1pps 2003.339.08:41:40.95/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.18, 6.51,lock,16389,16192,38,1pps 2003.339.08:41:41.03/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.18, -1.68,lock,15690,15630,33,1pps 2003.339.08:41:41.11/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.97, 4.50,lock,15891,15893,61,1pps 2003.339.08:41:42.17#antcn#TR $$/339.08:41:42.09 270.5171 14.6244 -0.0000 -0.0005 2003.339.08:41:42.17#antcn#CO 0.0509 -0.0965 -0.7967 0.0660 2003.339.08:41:43.53/mat/600B0202 2003.339.08:41:44.08/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:41:44.08:!2003.339.08:43:49 2003.339.08:41:44.72#setcl#time/186687893,1,2003,339,08,41,45.00,1.569,39.013,32 2003.339.08:41:44.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:43:49.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:43:49.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:43:49.49:disc_pos 2003.339.08:43:49.50/disc_pos/389094405168,386835589272, 2003.339.08:43:49.50:disc_check 2003.339.08:43:49.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h43m49.490s,11704,0.00250s,40000,2029348352, 2003.339.08:43:49.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:43:49.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 372819 : 369738 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:43:49.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 372807 : 369738 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:43:49.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 372838 : 369732 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:43:49.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 372834 : 369725 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:43:49.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 372818 : 369752 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:43:49.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 372816 : 369733 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:43:49.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 372804 : 369733 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:43:49.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 372817 : 369730 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:43:50.00:scan_name=339-0846,r4100,198 2003.339.08:43:50.00:source=0515+208,051505.02,205143.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.08:43:50.09:setupsx 2003.339.08:43:59.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:43:59.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:43:59.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 131 ; 2003.339.08:43:59.33:!2003.339.08:45:53 2003.339.08:45:28.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:45:53.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:45:53.00/disc_pos/389094405168,389093405168, 2003.339.08:45:53.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:45:53.05:!2003.339.08:45:53 2003.339.08:45:53.05:preob 2003.339.08:45:54.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:45:55.48/tpi/1u,16192,2u,16208,3u,16212,4u,16248,ia,9838 2003.339.08:45:55.48/tpi/9u,15933,au,15963,bu,15849,cu,15958,du,16177,eu,15970,ib,5012 2003.339.08:45:55.48/tpi/5u,16180,6u,16247,7u,16304,8u,16080,ic,16341 2003.339.08:45:55.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9838 2003.339.08:45:55.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5012 2003.339.08:45:55.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16341 2003.339.08:45:57.89/tpzero/1u,494,2u,321,3u,395,4u,451,ia,270 2003.339.08:45:57.89/tpzero/9u,590,au,548,bu,555,cu,517,du,379,eu,430,ib,283 2003.339.08:45:57.89/tpzero/5u,465,6u,579,7u,372,8u,276,ic,590 2003.339.08:46:00.13/tpical/1u,18146,2u,18123,3u,18537,4u,18532,ia,11202 2003.339.08:46:00.13/tpical/9u,19037,au,19289,bu,18806,cu,18713,du,19894,eu,19085 2003.339.08:46:00.13/tpical/ib,5916 2003.339.08:46:00.13/tpical/5u,18752,6u,18531,7u,18663,8u,18505,ic,18947 2003.339.08:46:00.14/tpdiff/1u,1954,2u,1915,3u,2325,4u,2284,ia,1364 2003.339.08:46:00.14/tpdiff/9u,3104,au,3326,bu,2957,cu,2755,du,3717,eu,3115,ib,904 2003.339.08:46:00.14/tpdiff/5u,2572,6u,2284,7u,2359,8u,2425,ic,2606 2003.339.08:46:00.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11202 2003.339.08:46:00.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5916 2003.339.08:46:00.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18947 2003.339.08:46:00.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:46:00.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:46:00.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:46:00.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:46:00.90/tsys/1u,44.2,2u,45.6,3u,37.4,4u,38.0,ia,38.6 2003.339.08:46:00.90/tsys/9u,35.6,au,33.4,bu,37.2,cu,40.4,du,30.6,eu,35.9,ib,37.7 2003.339.08:46:00.90/tsys/5u,33.6,6u,37.7,7u,37.1,8u,35.8,ic,33.2 2003.339.08:46:01.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:46:01.32/cable/2.4387E-04 2003.339.08:46:01.32:!2003.339.08:46:03 2003.339.08:46:03.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:46:03.00/disc_pos/389222379520,389093405168, 2003.339.08:46:03.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:46:03.03:midob 2003.339.08:46:03.78/tpi/1u,16184,2u,15623,3u,15410,4u,15867,ia,9838 2003.339.08:46:03.78/tpi/9u,16056,au,15451,bu,15740,cu,15798,du,15870,eu,16032,ib,5000 2003.339.08:46:03.78/tpi/5u,15627,6u,15869,7u,15742,8u,16091,ic,16331 2003.339.08:46:03.96/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9838 2003.339.08:46:03.96/tpgain/9u,124,au,97,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,120,ib,5000 2003.339.08:46:03.96/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16331 2003.339.08:46:04.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:46:04.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:46:04.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:46:04.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:46:04.55/tsys/1u,44.2,2u,45.5,3u,37.6,4u,38.0,ia,38.6 2003.339.08:46:04.55/tsys/9u,35.9,au,33.7,bu,37.6,cu,40.8,du,31.0,eu,36.1,ib,37.6 2003.339.08:46:04.55/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,37.8,7u,37.2,8u,35.9,ic,33.2 2003.339.08:46:05.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:46:05.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:46:05.60/cable/2.4393E-04 2003.339.08:46:05.74/gps-fmout/S +1.13E-07 2003.339.08:46:06.83/wx/15.1,889.5,54.8 2003.339.08:46:06.88/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9830,5032,26,1pps 2003.339.08:46:06.93/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16320,109,24,1pps 2003.339.08:46:07.01/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16188,16236,38,1pps 2003.339.08:46:07.10/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15630,16015,33,1pps 2003.339.08:46:07.18/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16029,15910,61,1pps 2003.339.08:46:08.17#antcn#TR $$/339.08:46:08.09 85.7796 58.4009 0.0003 -0.0001 2003.339.08:46:08.17#antcn#CO 0.0518 -0.0551 -0.7967 0.0107 2003.339.08:46:09.62/mat/600B0189 2003.339.08:46:10.18/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:46:10.18:!2003.339.08:49:21 2003.339.08:46:10.73#setcl#time/186714494,1,2003,339,08,46,11.00,1.560,39.087,31 2003.339.08:46:10.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:49:21.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:49:21.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:49:21.49:disc_pos 2003.339.08:49:21.50/disc_pos/392424944312,389094405168, 2003.339.08:49:21.50:disc_check 2003.339.08:49:21.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h49m21.477s,1248,0.00250s,40000,1981271312, 2003.339.08:49:21.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:49:21.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 376008 : 372904 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:49:21.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 375996 : 372905 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:49:21.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 376027 : 372898 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:49:21.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 376023 : 372891 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:49:21.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 376009 : 372918 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:49:21.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 376005 : 372899 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:49:21.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 375995 : 372900 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:49:21.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 376006 : 372896 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:49:22.00:scan_name=339-0850,r4100,98 2003.339.08:49:22.00:source=0727-115,072758.08,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.08:49:22.09:setupsx 2003.339.08:49:31.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:49:31.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:49:31.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 132 ; 2003.339.08:49:31.32:!2003.339.08:50:30 2003.339.08:49:49.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:50:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:50:30.01/disc_pos/392424944312,392423944312, 2003.339.08:50:30.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:50:30.05:!2003.339.08:50:30 2003.339.08:50:30.05:preob 2003.339.08:50:31.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:50:32.49/tpi/1u,16162,2u,16168,3u,16049,4u,15995,ia,11263 2003.339.08:50:32.49/tpi/9u,16232,au,16060,bu,16109,cu,16136,du,16303,eu,16337,ib,5689 2003.339.08:50:32.49/tpi/5u,16086,6u,16171,7u,16199,8u,16045,ic,18840 2003.339.08:50:32.67/tpgain/1u,132,2u,110,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11263 2003.339.08:50:32.67/tpgain/9u,117,au,93,bu,114,cu,96,du,119,eu,114,ib,5696 2003.339.08:50:32.67/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,62,ic,18840 2003.339.08:50:34.90/tpzero/1u,481,2u,308,3u,379,4u,438,ia,284 2003.339.08:50:34.90/tpzero/9u,582,au,537,bu,541,cu,508,du,360,eu,426,ib,289 2003.339.08:50:34.90/tpzero/5u,460,6u,572,7u,366,8u,273,ic,611 2003.339.08:50:37.14/tpical/1u,17898,2u,17866,3u,18128,4u,18042,ia,12667 2003.339.08:50:37.14/tpical/9u,18811,au,18778,bu,18559,cu,18412,du,19409,eu,19046 2003.339.08:50:37.14/tpical/ib,6582 2003.339.08:50:37.14/tpical/5u,18324,6u,18252,7u,18320,8u,18204,ic,21542 2003.339.08:50:37.15/tpdiff/1u,1736,2u,1698,3u,2079,4u,2047,ia,1404 2003.339.08:50:37.15/tpdiff/9u,2579,au,2718,bu,2450,cu,2276,du,3106,eu,2709,ib,893 2003.339.08:50:37.15/tpdiff/5u,2238,6u,2081,7u,2121,8u,2159,ic,2702 2003.339.08:50:37.32/tpdiffgain/1u,132,2u,110,3u,101,4u,79,ia,12667 2003.339.08:50:37.32/tpdiffgain/9u,117,au,93,bu,114,cu,96,du,119,eu,114,ib,6582 2003.339.08:50:37.32/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,62,ic,21542 2003.339.08:50:37.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:50:37.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:50:37.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:50:37.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:50:37.91/tsys/1u,49.7,2u,51.4,3u,41.5,4u,41.8,ia,43.0 2003.339.08:50:37.91/tsys/9u,43.7,au,41.1,bu,45.8,cu,49.4,du,37.0,eu,42.3,ib,43.5 2003.339.08:50:37.91/tsys/5u,38.4,6u,41.2,7u,41.1,8u,40.2,ic,37.1 2003.339.08:50:38.06/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:50:38.42/cable/2.4327E-04 2003.339.08:50:38.42:!2003.339.08:50:40 2003.339.08:50:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:50:40.00/disc_pos/392552886272,392423944312, 2003.339.08:50:40.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:50:40.02:midob 2003.339.08:50:40.75/tpi/1u,16137,2u,15885,3u,15753,4u,16003,ia,11260 2003.339.08:50:40.75/tpi/9u,15662,au,15713,bu,15835,cu,15816,du,15763,eu,15758,ib,5690 2003.339.08:50:40.75/tpi/5u,16076,6u,16172,7u,15610,8u,16049,ic,18835 2003.339.08:50:40.93/tpgain/1u,132,2u,109,3u,100,4u,79,ia,11260 2003.339.08:50:40.93/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,112,ib,5690 2003.339.08:50:40.93/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,52,8u,62,ic,18835 2003.339.08:50:41.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:50:41.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:50:41.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:50:41.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:50:41.51/tsys/1u,49.6,2u,51.4,3u,41.5,4u,41.8,ia,43.0 2003.339.08:50:41.51/tsys/9u,43.6,au,41.1,bu,45.8,cu,49.5,du,37.0,eu,42.3,ib,43.5 2003.339.08:50:41.51/tsys/5u,38.4,6u,41.2,7u,41.1,8u,40.2,ic,37.1 2003.339.08:50:42.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:50:42.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:50:42.64/cable/2.4327E-04 2003.339.08:50:42.74/gps-fmout/S +9.8E-08 2003.339.08:50:42.75/wx/15.1,889.5,54.8 2003.339.08:50:42.80/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11254,5691,26,1pps 2003.339.08:50:42.85/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18822,109,24,1pps 2003.339.08:50:42.93/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.25, 6.57,lock,16164,16166,38,1pps 2003.339.08:50:43.01/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.01, -1.52,lock,16052,15949,33,1pps 2003.339.08:50:43.10/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.12, 4.66,lock,15946,15913,61,1pps 2003.339.08:50:44.17#antcn#TR $$/339.08:50:44.09 110.8061 17.0846 0.0002 0.0003 2003.339.08:50:44.17#antcn#CO 0.0572 -0.1067 -0.7967 0.0562 2003.339.08:50:45.35/mat/600B0192 2003.339.08:50:45.97/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:50:45.97:!2003.339.08:52:18 2003.339.08:50:46.73#setcl#time/186742093,1,2003,339,08,50,47.00,1.563,39.163,31 2003.339.08:50:46.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:52:18.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:52:18.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:52:18.50:disc_pos 2003.339.08:52:18.50/disc_pos/394155731328,392424944312, 2003.339.08:52:18.51:disc_check 2003.339.08:52:18.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h52m18.490s,34256,0.00250s,40000,1101379976, 2003.339.08:52:18.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:52:18.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 377673 : 374545 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:52:18.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 377661 : 374545 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:52:18.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 377691 : 374538 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:52:18.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 377687 : 374531 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:52:18.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 377672 : 374558 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:52:18.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 377669 : 374539 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:52:18.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 377658 : 374540 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:52:18.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 377670 : 374536 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:52:18.98:scan_name=339-0854,r4100,98 2003.339.08:52:18.99:source=2136+141,213637.43,141000.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.08:52:19.09:setupsx 2003.339.08:52:28.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:52:28.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:52:28.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 133 ; 2003.339.08:52:28.31:!2003.339.08:53:57 2003.339.08:53:54.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:53:57.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:53:57.00/disc_pos/394155731328,394154731328, 2003.339.08:53:57.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:53:57.05:!2003.339.08:53:57 2003.339.08:53:57.05:preob 2003.339.08:53:58.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:53:59.48/tpi/1u,16353,2u,16318,3u,16160,4u,16015,ia,11788 2003.339.08:53:59.48/tpi/9u,16087,au,15979,bu,16248,cu,16240,du,16140,eu,16008,ib,5886 2003.339.08:53:59.48/tpi/5u,16185,6u,16318,7u,16347,8u,16338,ic,19745 2003.339.08:53:59.66/tpgain/1u,130,2u,108,3u,99,4u,77,ia,11788 2003.339.08:53:59.66/tpgain/9u,114,au,91,bu,112,cu,94,du,116,eu,111,ib,5886 2003.339.08:53:59.66/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,61,ic,19745 2003.339.08:54:01.89/tpzero/1u,481,2u,308,3u,376,4u,435,ia,289 2003.339.08:54:01.89/tpzero/9u,576,au,532,bu,540,cu,504,du,352,eu,417,ib,292 2003.339.08:54:01.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,572,7u,366,8u,275,ic,618 2003.339.08:54:04.13/tpical/1u,18001,2u,17981,3u,18146,4u,17925,ia,13188 2003.339.08:54:04.13/tpical/9u,18498,au,18617,bu,18578,cu,18401,du,19091,eu,18548 2003.339.08:54:04.13/tpical/ib,6766 2003.339.08:54:04.13/tpical/5u,18363,6u,18309,7u,18332,8u,18354,ic,22434 2003.339.08:54:04.14/tpdiff/1u,1648,2u,1663,3u,1986,4u,1910,ia,1400 2003.339.08:54:04.14/tpdiff/9u,2411,au,2638,bu,2330,cu,2161,du,2951,eu,2540,ib,880 2003.339.08:54:04.14/tpdiff/5u,2178,6u,1991,7u,1985,8u,2016,ic,2689 2003.339.08:54:04.31/tpdiffgain/1u,130,2u,108,3u,99,4u,77,ia,13188 2003.339.08:54:04.31/tpdiffgain/9u,114,au,91,bu,112,cu,94,du,116,eu,111,ib,6766 2003.339.08:54:04.31/tpdiffgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,61,ic,22434 2003.339.08:54:04.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:54:04.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:54:04.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:54:04.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:54:04.91/tsys/1u,53.0,2u,52.9,3u,43.7,4u,44.9,ia,45.2 2003.339.08:54:04.91/tsys/9u,46.3,au,42.2,bu,48.5,cu,52.4,du,38.5,eu,44.2,ib,45.8 2003.339.08:54:04.91/tsys/5u,39.7,6u,43.5,7u,44.3,8u,43.8,ic,39.1 2003.339.08:54:05.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:54:05.40/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.08:54:05.40:!2003.339.08:54:07 2003.339.08:54:07.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:54:07.00/disc_pos/394283675648,394154731328, 2003.339.08:54:07.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:54:07.02:midob 2003.339.08:54:07.76/tpi/1u,16344,2u,15719,3u,15859,4u,16009,ia,11794 2003.339.08:54:07.76/tpi/9u,15807,au,15700,bu,15628,cu,15930,du,15846,eu,15770,ib,5885 2003.339.08:54:07.76/tpi/5u,15553,6u,15859,7u,15657,8u,15820,ic,19750 2003.339.08:54:07.94/tpgain/1u,130,2u,106,3u,98,4u,77,ia,11794 2003.339.08:54:07.94/tpgain/9u,113,au,90,bu,110,cu,93,du,115,eu,110,ib,5885 2003.339.08:54:07.94/tpgain/5u,49,6u,70,7u,51,8u,60,ic,19750 2003.339.08:54:08.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:54:08.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:54:08.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:54:08.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:54:08.52/tsys/1u,52.9,2u,52.9,3u,43.8,4u,44.8,ia,45.2 2003.339.08:54:08.52/tsys/9u,46.3,au,42.4,bu,48.4,cu,52.5,du,38.5,eu,44.3,ib,45.8 2003.339.08:54:08.52/tsys/5u,39.7,6u,43.5,7u,44.1,8u,43.9,ic,39.1 2003.339.08:54:09.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:54:09.27/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.08:54:09.63/cable/2.4312E-04 2003.339.08:54:09.74/gps-fmout/S +1.09E-07 2003.339.08:54:09.75/wx/15.1,889.5,54.6 2003.339.08:54:09.81/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11785,5889,26,1pps 2003.339.08:54:09.86/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,19736,110,24,1pps 2003.339.08:54:09.94/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.11, 6.38,lock,16341,16183,38,1pps 2003.339.08:54:10.02/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.18, -1.68,lock,16212,16123,33,1pps 2003.339.08:54:10.10/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.97, 4.50,lock,16080,16066,61,1pps 2003.339.08:54:11.16#antcn#TR $$/339.08:54:11.09 280.9511 11.8552 -0.0002 -0.0004 2003.339.08:54:11.16#antcn#CO 0.0523 -0.0960 -0.7967 0.0816 2003.339.08:54:12.14/mat/600B0243 2003.339.08:54:12.76/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:54:12.76:!2003.339.08:55:45 2003.339.08:54:13.73#setcl#time/186762793,1,2003,339,08,54,14.00,1.560,39.221,31 2003.339.08:54:13.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:55:45.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:55:45.00:disc_end 2003.339.08:55:45.49:disc_pos 2003.339.08:55:45.50/disc_pos/395886521896,394155731328, 2003.339.08:55:45.50:disc_check 2003.339.08:55:45.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h55m45.492s,20156,0.00250s,40000,1581263532, 2003.339.08:55:45.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:55:45.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 379336 : 376185 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:55:45.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 379325 : 376185 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:55:45.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 379356 : 376178 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:55:45.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 379352 : 376172 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:55:45.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 379336 : 376198 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:55:45.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 379332 : 376180 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:55:45.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 379322 : 376180 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:55:45.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 379333 : 376176 : 6 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:55:45.99:scan_name=339-0856,r4100,98 2003.339.08:55:46.00:source=2318+049,231812.14,045723.3,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.08:55:46.09:setupsx 2003.339.08:55:55.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:55:55.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:55:55.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 134 ; 2003.339.08:55:55.33:!2003.339.08:56:24 2003.339.08:56:03.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:56:24.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:56:24.00/disc_pos/395886521896,395885521896, 2003.339.08:56:24.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:56:24.04:!2003.339.08:56:24 2003.339.08:56:24.05:preob 2003.339.08:56:25.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:56:26.48/tpi/1u,16229,2u,16142,3u,15963,4u,16024,ia,10197 2003.339.08:56:26.48/tpi/9u,15958,au,15929,bu,16007,cu,16015,du,16170,eu,15991,ib,5160 2003.339.08:56:26.48/tpi/5u,15683,6u,15898,7u,15724,8u,16211,ic,16970 2003.339.08:56:26.66/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10197 2003.339.08:56:26.66/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5158 2003.339.08:56:26.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16970 2003.339.08:56:28.89/tpzero/1u,493,2u,317,3u,388,4u,446,ia,274 2003.339.08:56:28.89/tpzero/9u,585,au,544,bu,550,cu,514,du,371,eu,427,ib,285 2003.339.08:56:28.89/tpzero/5u,458,6u,572,7u,363,8u,277,ic,594 2003.339.08:56:31.13/tpical/1u,18072,2u,17965,3u,18134,4u,18166,ia,11545 2003.339.08:56:31.13/tpical/9u,18639,au,18813,bu,18606,cu,18425,du,19495,eu,18809 2003.339.08:56:31.13/tpical/ib,6023 2003.339.08:56:31.13/tpical/5u,18028,6u,18089,7u,17898,8u,18525,ic,19559 2003.339.08:56:31.14/tpdiff/1u,1843,2u,1823,3u,2171,4u,2142,ia,1348 2003.339.08:56:31.14/tpdiff/9u,2681,au,2884,bu,2599,cu,2410,du,3325,eu,2818,ib,863 2003.339.08:56:31.14/tpdiff/5u,2345,6u,2191,7u,2174,8u,2314,ic,2589 2003.339.08:56:31.31/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11545 2003.339.08:56:31.31/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,6023 2003.339.08:56:31.31/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19559 2003.339.08:56:31.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:56:31.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:56:31.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:56:31.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:56:31.90/tsys/1u,47.0,2u,47.7,3u,39.5,4u,40.0,ia,40.5 2003.339.08:56:31.90/tsys/9u,41.3,au,38.4,bu,42.8,cu,46.3,du,34.2,eu,39.8,ib,40.7 2003.339.08:56:31.90/tsys/5u,35.7,6u,38.5,7u,38.9,8u,37.9,ic,34.8 2003.339.08:56:32.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:56:32.42/cable/2.4334E-04 2003.339.08:56:32.42:!2003.339.08:56:34 2003.339.08:56:34.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:56:34.00/disc_pos/396014383104,395885521896, 2003.339.08:56:34.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:56:34.02:midob 2003.339.08:56:34.76/tpi/1u,16213,2u,15849,3u,15648,4u,16003,ia,10188 2003.339.08:56:34.76/tpi/9u,15726,au,15915,bu,15760,cu,15998,du,16135,eu,15740,ib,5159 2003.339.08:56:34.76/tpi/5u,15671,6u,15905,7u,15718,8u,16204,ic,16955 2003.339.08:56:34.94/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10188 2003.339.08:56:34.94/tpgain/9u,120,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,117,ib,5159 2003.339.08:56:34.94/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16955 2003.339.08:56:35.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:56:35.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:56:35.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:56:35.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:56:35.52/tsys/1u,46.9,2u,47.7,3u,39.4,4u,39.9,ia,40.5 2003.339.08:56:35.52/tsys/9u,41.4,au,38.4,bu,42.9,cu,46.3,du,34.1,eu,39.8,ib,40.7 2003.339.08:56:35.52/tsys/5u,35.7,6u,38.5,7u,38.8,8u,37.9,ic,34.8 2003.339.08:56:36.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:56:36.31/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:56:36.67/cable/2.4327E-04 2003.339.08:56:36.74/gps-fmout/S +1.64E-07 2003.339.08:56:36.75/wx/15.1,889.6,54.6 2003.339.08:56:36.81/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10188,5155,26,1pps 2003.339.08:56:36.86/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16961,110,24,1pps 2003.339.08:56:36.94/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.06,lock,16212,16333,38,1pps 2003.339.08:56:37.02/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.05,lock,15665,16074,33,1pps 2003.339.08:56:37.10/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.12,lock,15931,16176,61,1pps 2003.339.08:56:38.17#antcn#TR $$/339.08:56:38.09 262.3598 31.4918 -0.0001 0.0002 2003.339.08:56:38.17#antcn#CO 0.0413 -0.0822 -0.7967 0.0285 2003.339.08:56:39.62/mat/600B0204 2003.339.08:56:40.18/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:56:40.19:!2003.339.08:58:12 2003.339.08:56:40.72#setcl#time/186777492,1,2003,339,08,56,41.00,1.565,39.262,32 2003.339.08:56:40.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:58:12.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.08:58:12.01:disc_end 2003.339.08:58:12.52:disc_pos 2003.339.08:58:12.53/disc_pos/397617548728,395886521896, 2003.339.08:58:12.54:disc_check 2003.339.08:58:12.96/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d08h58m12.510s,19952,0.00250s,40000,621253372, 2003.339.08:58:12.96:postob_mk5a 2003.339.08:58:12.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 381000 : 377825 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:58:12.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 380989 : 377825 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:58:13.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 381020 : 377818 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:58:13.01/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 381017 : 377813 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:58:13.02/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 381000 : 377838 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:58:13.03/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 380998 : 377820 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:58:13.03/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 380986 : 377820 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:58:13.05/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 380998 : 377816 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.08:58:13.07:scan_name=339-0859,r4100,244 2003.339.08:58:13.07:source=2201+315,220101.46,313105.7,1950.0,cw 2003.339.08:58:14.08:setupsx 2003.339.08:58:23.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.08:58:23.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.08:58:23.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 135 ; 2003.339.08:58:23.30:!2003.339.08:58:53 2003.339.08:58:37.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.08:58:53.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:58:53.00/disc_pos/397617548728,397616548728, 2003.339.08:58:53.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.08:58:53.05:!2003.339.08:58:53 2003.339.08:58:53.05:preob 2003.339.08:58:54.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:58:55.48/tpi/1u,16275,2u,16199,3u,16330,4u,16214,ia,10842 2003.339.08:58:55.48/tpi/9u,16134,au,16001,bu,16326,cu,16183,du,16225,eu,16342,ib,5434 2003.339.08:58:55.48/tpi/5u,16041,6u,16011,7u,16137,8u,16207,ic,18088 2003.339.08:58:55.66/tpgain/1u,135,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10842 2003.339.08:58:55.66/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,5434 2003.339.08:58:55.66/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,64,ic,18088 2003.339.08:58:57.89/tpzero/1u,487,2u,313,3u,389,4u,444,ia,280 2003.339.08:58:57.89/tpzero/9u,583,au,539,bu,550,cu,512,du,364,eu,428,ib,289 2003.339.08:58:57.89/tpzero/5u,461,6u,570,7u,368,8u,274,ic,604 2003.339.08:59:00.13/tpical/1u,18085,2u,17951,3u,18518,4u,18324,ia,12229 2003.339.08:59:00.13/tpical/9u,18749,au,18818,bu,18889,cu,18525,du,19435,eu,19106 2003.339.08:59:00.13/tpical/ib,6315 2003.339.08:59:00.13/tpical/5u,18399,6u,18119,7u,18317,8u,18431,ic,20758 2003.339.08:59:00.14/tpdiff/1u,1810,2u,1752,3u,2188,4u,2110,ia,1387 2003.339.08:59:00.14/tpdiff/9u,2615,au,2817,bu,2563,cu,2342,du,3210,eu,2764,ib,881 2003.339.08:59:00.14/tpdiff/5u,2358,6u,2108,7u,2180,8u,2224,ic,2670 2003.339.08:59:00.31/tpdiffgain/1u,135,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12229 2003.339.08:59:00.31/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,6315 2003.339.08:59:00.31/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20758 2003.339.08:59:00.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:59:00.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:59:00.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:59:00.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:59:00.90/tsys/1u,48.0,2u,49.9,3u,40.1,4u,41.1,ia,41.9 2003.339.08:59:00.90/tsys/9u,42.8,au,39.5,bu,44.3,cu,48.2,du,35.6,eu,41.5,ib,42.0 2003.339.08:59:00.90/tsys/5u,36.3,6u,40.3,7u,39.8,8u,39.4,ic,36.0 2003.339.08:59:01.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:59:01.33/cable/2.4320E-04 2003.339.08:59:01.33:!2003.339.08:59:03 2003.339.08:59:03.00:disc_pos 2003.339.08:59:03.00/disc_pos/397745491968,397616548728, 2003.339.08:59:03.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.08:59:03.03:midob 2003.339.08:59:03.78/tpi/1u,16258,2u,15614,3u,15748,4u,15797,ia,10837 2003.339.08:59:03.78/tpi/9u,15879,au,15721,bu,15756,cu,15871,du,15732,eu,15773,ib,5446 2003.339.08:59:03.78/tpi/5u,15446,6u,16010,7u,15585,8u,15868,ic,18092 2003.339.08:59:03.96/tpgain/1u,135,2u,110,3u,102,4u,80,ia,10837 2003.339.08:59:03.96/tpgain/9u,118,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5446 2003.339.08:59:03.96/tpgain/5u,51,6u,73,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18092 2003.339.08:59:04.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.08:59:04.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.08:59:04.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.08:59:04.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.08:59:04.55/tsys/1u,47.9,2u,49.8,3u,40.2,4u,41.1,ia,41.9 2003.339.08:59:04.55/tsys/9u,42.9,au,39.7,bu,44.3,cu,48.2,du,35.7,eu,41.4,ib,42.1 2003.339.08:59:04.55/tsys/5u,36.4,6u,40.3,7u,39.9,8u,39.8,ic,36.0 2003.339.08:59:05.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.08:59:05.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.08:59:05.58/cable/2.4312E-04 2003.339.08:59:05.75/gps-fmout/S +1.04E-07 2003.339.08:59:08.54/wx/15.2,889.6,54.5 2003.339.08:59:08.59/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10840,5452,26,1pps 2003.339.08:59:08.64/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18102,110,24,1pps 2003.339.08:59:08.72/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.44, 6.76,lock,16275,16294,38,1pps 2003.339.08:59:08.80/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,16096,15896,33,1pps 2003.339.08:59:08.88/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.27, 4.82,lock,15878,15889,61,1pps 2003.339.08:59:09.17#antcn#TR $$/339.08:59:09.09 296.9259 21.1704 -0.0002 -0.0005 2003.339.08:59:09.17#antcn#CO 0.0491 -0.0836 -0.7967 0.0448 2003.339.08:59:10.31/mat/600B0189 2003.339.08:59:10.71#setcl#time/186792490,1,2003,339,08,59,11.00,1.575,39.303,33 2003.339.08:59:10.71#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.08:59:11.21/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.08:59:11.21:!2003.339.09:03:07 2003.339.09:03:07.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.09:03:07.00:disc_end 2003.339.09:03:07.49:disc_pos 2003.339.09:03:07.51/disc_pos/401684305888,397617548728, 2003.339.09:03:07.51:disc_check 2003.339.09:03:07.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d09h03m07.485s,6704,0.00250s,40000,652856088, 2003.339.09:03:07.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.09:03:07.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 384892 : 381693 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:03:07.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 384880 : 381694 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:03:07.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 384912 : 381686 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:03:07.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 384908 : 381681 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:03:07.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 384892 : 381706 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:03:07.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 384889 : 381688 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:03:07.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 384879 : 381689 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:03:07.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 384892 : 381683 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:03:07.99:scan_name=339-0905,r4100,129 2003.339.09:03:07.99:source=0458-020,045841.33,-020333.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.09:03:08.09:setupsx 2003.339.09:03:17.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.09:03:17.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.09:03:17.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 136 ; 2003.339.09:03:17.31:!2003.339.09:05:47 2003.339.09:04:41.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.09:05:47.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:05:47.00/disc_pos/401684305888,401683305888, 2003.339.09:05:47.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.09:05:47.05:!2003.339.09:05:47 2003.339.09:05:47.06:preob 2003.339.09:05:48.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:05:49.48/tpi/1u,16197,2u,16336,3u,16084,4u,16221,ia,10082 2003.339.09:05:49.48/tpi/9u,16773,au,16674,bu,16311,cu,16188,du,15931,eu,15900,ib,5130 2003.339.09:05:49.48/tpi/5u,15970,6u,16051,7u,16072,8u,15930,ic,16672 2003.339.09:05:49.66/tpgain/1u,139,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10082 2003.339.09:05:49.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,96,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5119 2003.339.09:05:49.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16672 2003.339.09:05:51.89/tpzero/1u,492,2u,323,3u,392,4u,449,ia,273 2003.339.09:05:51.89/tpzero/9u,588,au,544,bu,552,cu,516,du,368,eu,430,ib,285 2003.339.09:05:51.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,575,7u,368,8u,274,ic,592 2003.339.09:05:54.13/tpical/1u,18101,2u,18273,3u,18392,4u,18508,ia,11471 2003.339.09:05:54.13/tpical/9u,19235,au,19275,bu,18941,cu,18707,du,19408,eu,19015 2003.339.09:05:54.13/tpical/ib,6037 2003.339.09:05:54.13/tpical/5u,18461,6u,18289,7u,18427,8u,18303,ic,19341 2003.339.09:05:54.14/tpdiff/1u,1904,2u,1937,3u,2308,4u,2287,ia,1389 2003.339.09:05:54.14/tpdiff/9u,2462,au,2601,bu,2630,cu,2519,du,3477,eu,3115,ib,907 2003.339.09:05:54.14/tpdiff/5u,2491,6u,2238,7u,2355,8u,2373,ic,2669 2003.339.09:05:54.31/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11471 2003.339.09:05:54.31/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,96,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,6037 2003.339.09:05:54.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19341 2003.339.09:05:54.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:05:54.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:05:54.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:05:54.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:05:54.90/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,45.5,3u,37.4,4u,37.9,ia,38.8 2003.339.09:05:54.90/tsys/9u,47.3,au,44.7,bu,43.1,cu,44.8,du,32.2,eu,35.8,ib,38.5 2003.339.09:05:54.90/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,38.0,7u,36.7,8u,36.3,ic,33.1 2003.339.09:05:55.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:05:55.35/cable/2.4327E-04 2003.339.09:05:55.35:!2003.339.09:05:57 2003.339.09:05:57.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:05:57.00/disc_pos/401812250624,401683305888, 2003.339.09:05:57.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.09:05:57.01:midob 2003.339.09:05:57.75/tpi/1u,16200,2u,15747,3u,15545,4u,15785,ia,10079 2003.339.09:05:57.75/tpi/9u,15830,au,15785,bu,15469,cu,15717,du,15867,eu,15714,ib,5179 2003.339.09:05:57.75/tpi/5u,15951,6u,16041,7u,15446,8u,15910,ic,16671 2003.339.09:05:57.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10079 2003.339.09:05:57.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,95,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5179 2003.339.09:05:57.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16671 2003.339.09:05:58.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:05:58.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:05:58.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:05:58.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:05:58.51/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,45.4,3u,37.5,4u,37.8,ia,38.8 2003.339.09:05:58.51/tsys/9u,46.1,au,43.1,bu,42.3,cu,44.4,du,32.1,eu,35.9,ib,38.8 2003.339.09:05:58.51/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,38.0,7u,36.5,8u,36.2,ic,33.1 2003.339.09:05:59.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:05:59.29/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.09:05:59.64/cable/2.4320E-04 2003.339.09:05:59.74/gps-fmout/S +1.02E-07 2003.339.09:06:02.30/wx/15.2,889.6,54.6 2003.339.09:06:02.36/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10075,5120,26,1pps 2003.339.09:06:02.41/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16660,109,24,1pps 2003.339.09:06:02.49/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.06,lock,16200,16267,38,1pps 2003.339.09:06:02.57/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15934,15797,33,1pps 2003.339.09:06:02.65/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.12,lock,16053,16024,61,1pps 2003.339.09:06:03.17#antcn#TR $$/339.09:06:03.09 131.8224 55.8147 0.0003 -0.0000 2003.339.09:06:03.17#antcn#CO 0.0432 -0.0646 -0.7967 0.0119 2003.339.09:06:03.89/mat/600B0155 2003.339.09:06:04.45/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.09:06:04.45:!2003.339.09:08:06 2003.339.09:06:04.73#setcl#time/186833892,1,2003,339,09,06,05.00,1.559,39.418,31 2003.339.09:06:04.73#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.09:08:06.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.09:08:06.00:disc_end 2003.339.09:08:06.49:disc_pos 2003.339.09:08:06.51/disc_pos/403910995976,401684305888, 2003.339.09:08:06.51:disc_check 2003.339.09:08:06.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d09h08m06.490s,33504,0.00250s,40000,2557363112, 2003.339.09:08:06.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.09:08:06.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 387029 : 383806 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:08:06.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 387018 : 383807 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:08:06.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 387049 : 383799 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:08:06.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 387045 : 383794 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:08:06.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 387028 : 383819 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:08:06.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 387026 : 383801 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:08:06.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 387015 : 383802 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:08:07.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 387030 : 383797 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:08:07.00:scan_name=339-0910,r4100,175 2003.339.09:08:07.01:source=0133+476,013355.09,473612.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.09:08:08.09:setupsx 2003.339.09:08:17.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.09:08:17.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.09:08:17.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 137 ; 2003.339.09:08:17.32:!2003.339.09:10:47 2003.339.09:09:41.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.09:10:47.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:10:47.00/disc_pos/403910995976,403909995976, 2003.339.09:10:47.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.09:10:47.04:!2003.339.09:10:47 2003.339.09:10:47.05:preob 2003.339.09:10:48.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:10:49.48/tpi/1u,16176,2u,16319,3u,16283,4u,16263,ia,9878 2003.339.09:10:49.48/tpi/9u,16322,au,16418,bu,16218,cu,16158,du,15965,eu,15813,ib,5162 2003.339.09:10:49.48/tpi/5u,16218,6u,16229,7u,16304,8u,16118,ic,16353 2003.339.09:10:49.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9878 2003.339.09:10:49.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,118,ib,5162 2003.339.09:10:49.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16353 2003.339.09:10:51.88/tpzero/1u,494,2u,322,3u,398,4u,450,ia,271 2003.339.09:10:51.88/tpzero/9u,587,au,550,bu,556,cu,519,du,371,eu,429,ib,286 2003.339.09:10:51.88/tpzero/5u,465,6u,579,7u,372,8u,276,ic,588 2003.339.09:10:54.11/tpical/1u,18069,2u,18214,3u,18585,4u,18551,ia,11230 2003.339.09:10:54.11/tpical/9u,18847,au,19354,bu,18957,cu,18814,du,19530,eu,18878 2003.339.09:10:54.11/tpical/ib,6049 2003.339.09:10:54.11/tpical/5u,18763,6u,18415,7u,18658,8u,18489,ic,18935 2003.339.09:10:54.12/tpdiff/1u,1893,2u,1895,3u,2302,4u,2288,ia,1352 2003.339.09:10:54.12/tpdiff/9u,2525,au,2936,bu,2739,cu,2656,du,3565,eu,3065,ib,887 2003.339.09:10:54.12/tpdiff/5u,2545,6u,2186,7u,2354,8u,2371,ic,2582 2003.339.09:10:54.29/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11230 2003.339.09:10:54.29/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,118,ib,6049 2003.339.09:10:54.29/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18935 2003.339.09:10:54.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:10:54.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:10:54.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:10:54.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:10:54.88/tsys/1u,45.6,2u,46.4,3u,38.0,4u,38.0,ia,39.1 2003.339.09:10:54.88/tsys/9u,44.9,au,38.9,bu,41.2,cu,42.4,du,31.5,eu,36.1,ib,39.6 2003.339.09:10:54.88/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,39.4,7u,37.2,8u,36.7,ic,33.6 2003.339.09:10:54.99/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:10:55.33/cable/2.4430E-04 2003.339.09:10:55.33:!2003.339.09:10:57 2003.339.09:10:57.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:10:57.01/disc_pos/404038897664,403909995976, 2003.339.09:10:57.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.09:10:57.02:midob 2003.339.09:10:57.76/tpi/1u,16145,2u,15723,3u,15487,4u,15909,ia,9878 2003.339.09:10:57.76/tpi/9u,16203,au,15855,bu,15600,cu,15908,du,16081,eu,15703,ib,5175 2003.339.09:10:57.76/tpi/5u,15651,6u,15784,7u,15781,8u,16110,ic,16347 2003.339.09:10:57.94/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9878 2003.339.09:10:57.94/tpgain/9u,123,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,117,ib,5175 2003.339.09:10:57.94/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16347 2003.339.09:10:58.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:10:58.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:10:58.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:10:58.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:10:58.52/tsys/1u,45.5,2u,46.3,3u,38.2,4u,38.1,ia,39.1 2003.339.09:10:58.52/tsys/9u,43.8,au,38.3,bu,40.9,cu,42.6,du,31.7,eu,36.5,ib,39.7 2003.339.09:10:58.52/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,39.3,7u,37.3,8u,36.7,ic,33.6 2003.339.09:10:59.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:10:59.27/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.09:10:59.61/cable/2.4430E-04 2003.339.09:10:59.74/gps-fmout/S +9.7E-08 2003.339.09:11:01.15/wx/15.2,889.5,54.7 2003.339.09:11:01.20/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9878,5151,26,1pps 2003.339.09:11:01.25/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16349,110,24,1pps 2003.339.09:11:01.33/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16176,16217,38,1pps 2003.339.09:11:01.41/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15656,16037,33,1pps 2003.339.09:11:01.49/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.12,lock,16164,16093,61,1pps 2003.339.09:11:02.18#antcn#TR $$/339.09:11:02.09 326.2162 56.0949 0.0002 0.0000 2003.339.09:11:02.18#antcn#CO 0.0273 -0.0378 -0.7967 0.0118 2003.339.09:11:03.66/mat/600B0193 2003.339.09:11:04.22/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.09:11:04.22:!2003.339.09:13:52 2003.339.09:11:04.71#setcl#time/186863889,1,2003,339,09,11,05.00,1.574,39.502,33 2003.339.09:11:04.71#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.09:13:52.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.09:13:52.00:disc_end 2003.339.09:13:52.48:disc_pos 2003.339.09:13:52.49/disc_pos/406873734376,403910995976, 2003.339.09:13:52.50:disc_check 2003.339.09:13:52.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d09h13m52.487s,8696,0.00250s,40000,2573246408, 2003.339.09:13:52.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.09:13:52.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 389867 : 386621 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:13:52.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 389857 : 386622 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:13:52.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 389890 : 386613 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:13:52.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 389885 : 386610 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:13:52.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 389867 : 386634 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:13:52.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 389864 : 386617 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:13:52.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 389854 : 386617 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:13:52.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 389868 : 386612 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:13:52.99:scan_name=339-0919,r4100,98 2003.339.09:13:52.99:source=0955+476,095508.50,473928.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.09:13:53.09:setupsx 2003.339.09:14:02.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.09:14:02.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.09:14:02.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 138 ; 2003.339.09:14:02.33:!2003.339.09:19:03 2003.339.09:14:39.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.09:18:06.85;"weather-moon and many stars visible through thin clouds 2003.339.09:19:03.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:19:03.00/disc_pos/406873734376,406872734376, 2003.339.09:19:03.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.09:19:03.04:!2003.339.09:19:03 2003.339.09:19:03.05:preob 2003.339.09:19:04.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:19:05.47/tpi/1u,16311,2u,16063,3u,15908,4u,16124,ia,11607 2003.339.09:19:05.47/tpi/9u,16006,au,15929,bu,16163,cu,16202,du,16063,eu,15984,ib,5976 2003.339.09:19:05.47/tpi/5u,15974,6u,16059,7u,16096,8u,16073,ic,19448 2003.339.09:19:05.65/tpgain/1u,131,2u,108,3u,99,4u,78,ia,11607 2003.339.09:19:05.65/tpgain/9u,114,au,91,bu,112,cu,94,du,116,eu,111,ib,5976 2003.339.09:19:05.65/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,61,ic,19448 2003.339.09:19:07.88/tpzero/1u,481,2u,305,3u,375,4u,438,ia,287 2003.339.09:19:07.88/tpzero/9u,574,au,533,bu,538,cu,504,du,351,eu,418,ib,294 2003.339.09:19:07.88/tpzero/5u,459,6u,567,7u,365,8u,273,ic,615 2003.339.09:19:10.11/tpical/1u,17978,2u,17671,3u,17839,4u,18054,ia,12974 2003.339.09:19:10.11/tpical/9u,18385,au,18521,bu,18480,cu,18325,du,19024,eu,18480 2003.339.09:19:10.11/tpical/ib,6852 2003.339.09:19:10.11/tpical/5u,18061,6u,18023,7u,18074,8u,18074,ic,22080 2003.339.09:19:10.12/tpdiff/1u,1667,2u,1608,3u,1931,4u,1930,ia,1367 2003.339.09:19:10.12/tpdiff/9u,2379,au,2592,bu,2317,cu,2123,du,2961,eu,2496,ib,876 2003.339.09:19:10.12/tpdiff/5u,2087,6u,1964,7u,1978,8u,2001,ic,2632 2003.339.09:19:10.29/tpdiffgain/1u,131,2u,108,3u,99,4u,78,ia,12974 2003.339.09:19:10.29/tpdiffgain/9u,114,au,91,bu,112,cu,94,du,116,eu,111,ib,6852 2003.339.09:19:10.29/tpdiffgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,61,ic,22080 2003.339.09:19:10.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:19:10.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:19:10.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:19:10.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:19:10.88/tsys/1u,52.2,2u,53.9,3u,44.2,4u,44.7,ia,45.5 2003.339.09:19:10.88/tsys/9u,46.7,au,42.8,bu,48.6,cu,53.2,du,38.2,eu,44.9,ib,46.7 2003.339.09:19:10.88/tsys/5u,40.9,6u,43.4,7u,43.7,8u,43.4,ic,39.4 2003.339.09:19:10.99/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.09:19:11.38/cable/2.4276E-04 2003.339.09:19:11.38:!2003.339.09:19:13 2003.339.09:19:13.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:19:13.00/disc_pos/407001714688,406872734376, 2003.339.09:19:13.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.09:19:13.02:midob 2003.339.09:19:13.75/tpi/1u,16293,2u,15733,3u,15881,4u,16089,ia,11589 2003.339.09:19:13.75/tpi/9u,15716,au,15922,bu,15813,cu,15870,du,15752,eu,15727,ib,5977 2003.339.09:19:13.75/tpi/5u,15933,6u,16042,7u,16064,8u,15555,ic,19411 2003.339.09:19:13.93/tpgain/1u,131,2u,107,3u,99,4u,78,ia,11589 2003.339.09:19:13.93/tpgain/9u,113,au,91,bu,111,cu,93,du,115,eu,110,ib,5977 2003.339.09:19:13.93/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,60,ic,19411 2003.339.09:19:14.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:19:14.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:19:14.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:19:14.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:19:14.51/tsys/1u,52.2,2u,53.8,3u,44.2,4u,44.6,ia,45.5 2003.339.09:19:14.51/tsys/9u,46.7,au,42.7,bu,48.4,cu,53.3,du,38.1,eu,45.0,ib,46.7 2003.339.09:19:14.51/tsys/5u,40.8,6u,43.3,7u,43.7,8u,43.4,ic,39.3 2003.339.09:19:15.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:19:15.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:19:15.63/cable/2.4276E-04 2003.339.09:19:15.74/gps-fmout/S +1.24E-07 2003.339.09:19:16.95/wx/15.3,889.4,55.0 2003.339.09:19:17.00/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11585,5991,26,1pps 2003.339.09:19:17.05/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,19398,110,24,1pps 2003.339.09:19:17.13/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.18, 6.51,lock,16298,16119,38,1pps 2003.339.09:19:17.21/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.18, -1.68,lock,15919,15855,33,1pps 2003.339.09:19:17.29/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.97, 4.50,lock,16000,15980,61,1pps 2003.339.09:19:18.16#antcn#TR $$/339.09:19:18.08 43.6576 12.3838 0.0001 0.0003 2003.339.09:19:18.16#antcn#CO 0.0575 -0.0961 -0.7967 0.0781 2003.339.09:19:18.99/mat/600B0232 2003.339.09:19:19.55/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.09:19:19.56:!2003.339.09:20:51 2003.339.09:19:19.70#setcl#time/186913388,1,2003,339,09,19,20.00,1.574,39.639,34 2003.339.09:19:19.70#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.09:20:51.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.09:20:51.00:disc_end 2003.339.09:20:51.48:disc_pos 2003.339.09:20:51.49/disc_pos/408604239704,406873734376, 2003.339.09:20:51.49:disc_check 2003.339.09:20:51.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d09h20m51.483s,21640,0.00250s,40000,4973401728, 2003.339.09:20:51.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.09:20:51.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 391530 : 388261 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:20:51.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 391520 : 388262 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:20:51.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 391553 : 388253 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:20:51.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 391549 : 388251 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:20:51.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 391530 : 388274 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:20:51.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 391530 : 388256 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:20:51.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 391517 : 388257 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:20:51.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 391532 : 388252 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:20:51.98:scan_name=339-0922,r4100,218 2003.339.09:20:51.99:source=0454-234,045457.28,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.09:20:52.09:setupsx 2003.339.09:21:01.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.09:21:01.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.09:21:01.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 139 ; 2003.339.09:21:01.34:!2003.339.09:22:02 2003.339.09:21:56.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.09:22:02.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:22:02.00/disc_pos/408604239704,408603239704, 2003.339.09:22:02.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.09:22:02.04:!2003.339.09:22:02 2003.339.09:22:02.06:preob 2003.339.09:22:03.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:22:04.48/tpi/1u,16269,2u,16153,3u,16244,4u,16029,ia,10204 2003.339.09:22:04.48/tpi/9u,16337,au,16310,bu,16274,cu,16181,du,15985,eu,16096,ib,5242 2003.339.09:22:04.48/tpi/5u,16248,6u,15994,7u,15749,8u,16208,ic,16981 2003.339.09:22:04.66/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10204 2003.339.09:22:04.66/tpgain/9u,121,au,96,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5242 2003.339.09:22:04.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16981 2003.339.09:22:06.89/tpzero/1u,493,2u,317,3u,392,4u,444,ia,274 2003.339.09:22:06.89/tpzero/9u,585,au,543,bu,553,cu,516,du,366,eu,428,ib,286 2003.339.09:22:06.89/tpzero/5u,465,6u,572,7u,365,8u,276,ic,594 2003.339.09:22:09.13/tpical/1u,18197,2u,18043,3u,18508,4u,18245,ia,11599 2003.339.09:22:09.13/tpical/9u,18913,au,19148,bu,18904,cu,18730,du,19432,eu,19150 2003.339.09:22:09.13/tpical/ib,6138 2003.339.09:22:09.13/tpical/5u,18750,6u,18193,7u,18004,8u,18610,ic,19655 2003.339.09:22:09.14/tpdiff/1u,1928,2u,1890,3u,2264,4u,2216,ia,1395 2003.339.09:22:09.14/tpdiff/9u,2576,au,2838,bu,2630,cu,2549,du,3447,eu,3054,ib,896 2003.339.09:22:09.14/tpdiff/5u,2502,6u,2199,7u,2255,8u,2402,ic,2674 2003.339.09:22:09.31/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11599 2003.339.09:22:09.31/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,96,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6138 2003.339.09:22:09.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19655 2003.339.09:22:09.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:22:09.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:22:09.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:22:09.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:22:09.90/tsys/1u,45.0,2u,46.1,3u,38.5,4u,38.7,ia,39.2 2003.339.09:22:09.90/tsys/9u,44.0,au,40.0,bu,43.0,cu,44.2,du,32.6,eu,36.9,ib,39.8 2003.339.09:22:09.90/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,38.6,7u,37.5,8u,36.5,ic,33.7 2003.339.09:22:10.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:22:10.38/cable/2.4268E-04 2003.339.09:22:10.38:!2003.339.09:22:12 2003.339.09:22:12.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:22:12.00/disc_pos/408732180480,408603239704, 2003.339.09:22:12.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.09:22:12.01:midob 2003.339.09:22:12.75/tpi/1u,16053,2u,15588,3u,15682,4u,15637,ia,10204 2003.339.09:22:12.75/tpi/9u,15521,au,15710,bu,15684,cu,15871,du,15636,eu,15747,ib,5293 2003.339.09:22:12.75/tpi/5u,15672,6u,15957,7u,15727,8u,16227,ic,16975 2003.339.09:22:12.93/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10204 2003.339.09:22:12.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,99,du,121,eu,116,ib,5293 2003.339.09:22:12.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16975 2003.339.09:22:13.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:22:13.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:22:13.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:22:13.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:22:13.51/tsys/1u,45.1,2u,46.1,3u,38.6,4u,38.7,ia,39.2 2003.339.09:22:13.51/tsys/9u,43.2,au,39.3,bu,42.9,cu,44.3,du,33.0,eu,37.4,ib,40.2 2003.339.09:22:13.51/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,38.5,7u,37.5,8u,36.5,ic,33.7 2003.339.09:22:14.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:22:14.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:22:14.62/cable/2.4268E-04 2003.339.09:22:14.74/gps-fmout/S +9.0E-08 2003.339.09:22:14.75/wx/15.3,889.5,54.9 2003.339.09:22:14.81/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10204,5238,26,1pps 2003.339.09:22:14.86/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16982,109,24,1pps 2003.339.09:22:14.94/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.00,lock,16270,16174,38,1pps 2003.339.09:22:15.02/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.05,lock,15673,16100,33,1pps 2003.339.09:22:15.10/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,15919,15927,61,1pps 2003.339.09:22:16.17#antcn#TR $$/339.09:22:16.09 156.0712 40.5563 0.0001 0.0001 2003.339.09:22:16.17#antcn#CO 0.0467 -0.0848 -0.7967 0.0204 2003.339.09:22:16.94/mat/600B0185 2003.339.09:22:17.50/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.09:22:17.51:!2003.339.09:25:50 2003.339.09:22:17.71#setcl#time/186931188,1,2003,339,09,22,18.00,1.572,39.689,33 2003.339.09:22:17.71#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.09:25:50.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.09:25:50.01:disc_end 2003.339.09:25:50.50:disc_pos 2003.339.09:25:50.51/disc_pos/412255262944,408604239704, 2003.339.09:25:50.52:disc_check 2003.339.09:25:50.92/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d09h25m50.508s,12184,0.00250s,40000,1133386216, 2003.339.09:25:50.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.09:25:50.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 395025 : 391733 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:25:50.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 395015 : 391734 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:25:50.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 395048 : 391725 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:25:50.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 395044 : 391722 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:25:50.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 395026 : 391747 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:25:50.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 395025 : 391727 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:25:50.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 395013 : 391728 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:25:51.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 395029 : 391723 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:25:51.01:scan_name=339-0926,r4100,98 2003.339.09:25:51.01:source=cta26,033658.94,-015616.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.09:25:52.08:setupsx 2003.339.09:26:01.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.09:26:01.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.09:26:01.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 140 ; 2003.339.09:26:01.32:!2003.339.09:26:23 2003.339.09:26:10.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.09:26:23.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:26:23.00/disc_pos/412255262944,412254262944, 2003.339.09:26:23.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.09:26:23.05:!2003.339.09:26:23 2003.339.09:26:23.05:preob 2003.339.09:26:24.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:26:25.48/tpi/1u,16162,2u,16098,3u,16032,4u,16227,ia,9866 2003.339.09:26:25.48/tpi/9u,16125,au,16303,bu,15988,cu,16082,du,16128,eu,16037,ib,5119 2003.339.09:26:25.48/tpi/5u,16164,6u,16144,7u,15732,8u,16057,ic,16308 2003.339.09:26:25.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9866 2003.339.09:26:25.66/tpgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5120 2003.339.09:26:25.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16308 2003.339.09:26:27.89/tpzero/1u,494,2u,319,3u,393,4u,452,ia,272 2003.339.09:26:27.89/tpzero/9u,580,au,545,bu,552,cu,517,du,373,eu,428,ib,283 2003.339.09:26:27.89/tpzero/5u,464,6u,579,7u,366,8u,277,ic,589 2003.339.09:26:30.13/tpical/1u,18105,2u,17976,3u,18320,4u,18541,ia,11241 2003.339.09:26:30.13/tpical/9u,18663,au,19260,bu,18711,cu,18628,du,19633,eu,19043 2003.339.09:26:30.13/tpical/ib,6019 2003.339.09:26:30.13/tpical/5u,18746,6u,18439,7u,18025,8u,18475,ic,18936 2003.339.09:26:30.14/tpdiff/1u,1943,2u,1878,3u,2288,4u,2314,ia,1375 2003.339.09:26:30.14/tpdiff/9u,2538,au,2957,bu,2723,cu,2546,du,3505,eu,3006,ib,900 2003.339.09:26:30.14/tpdiff/5u,2582,6u,2295,7u,2293,8u,2418,ic,2628 2003.339.09:26:30.31/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,11241 2003.339.09:26:30.31/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,6019 2003.339.09:26:30.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18936 2003.339.09:26:30.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:26:30.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:26:30.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:26:30.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:26:30.90/tsys/1u,44.4,2u,46.2,3u,37.6,4u,37.5,ia,38.4 2003.339.09:26:30.90/tsys/9u,44.1,au,38.4,bu,40.8,cu,44.0,du,32.4,eu,37.4,ib,38.7 2003.339.09:26:30.90/tsys/5u,33.4,6u,37.3,7u,36.9,8u,35.9,ic,32.9 2003.339.09:26:31.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:26:31.37/cable/2.4276E-04 2003.339.09:26:31.37:!2003.339.09:26:33 2003.339.09:26:33.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:26:33.00/disc_pos/412383158272,412254262944, 2003.339.09:26:33.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.09:26:33.01:midob 2003.339.09:26:33.77/tpi/1u,16157,2u,15758,3u,15490,4u,15863,ia,9870 2003.339.09:26:33.77/tpi/9u,15691,au,15772,bu,15689,cu,15760,du,15902,eu,15807,ib,5120 2003.339.09:26:33.77/tpi/5u,15620,6u,16148,7u,15740,8u,16050,ic,16306 2003.339.09:26:33.95/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9870 2003.339.09:26:33.95/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5120 2003.339.09:26:33.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16306 2003.339.09:26:34.53/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:26:34.53/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:26:34.53/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:26:34.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:26:34.54/tsys/1u,44.3,2u,46.0,3u,37.7,4u,37.5,ia,38.4 2003.339.09:26:34.54/tsys/9u,43.6,au,37.9,bu,40.7,cu,44.0,du,32.4,eu,37.5,ib,38.7 2003.339.09:26:34.54/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,37.3,7u,36.9,8u,35.9,ic,32.9 2003.339.09:26:35.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:26:35.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:26:35.60/cable/2.4268E-04 2003.339.09:26:35.74/gps-fmout/S +9.7E-08 2003.339.09:26:36.06/wx/15.3,889.5,54.8 2003.339.09:26:36.12/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9873,5119,26,1pps 2003.339.09:26:36.17/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16313,110,24,1pps 2003.339.09:26:36.25/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16184,16228,38,1pps 2003.339.09:26:36.33/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16178,16013,33,1pps 2003.339.09:26:36.41/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 5.12,lock,15821,15940,61,1pps 2003.339.09:26:37.17#antcn#TR $$/339.09:26:37.08 182.0496 66.0541 0.0007 -0.0000 2003.339.09:26:37.17#antcn#CO 0.0039 -0.0509 -0.7967 0.0078 2003.339.09:26:38.23/mat/600B0219 2003.339.09:26:38.79/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.09:26:38.80:!2003.339.09:28:11 2003.339.09:26:39.72#setcl#time/186957389,1,2003,339,09,26,40.00,1.563,39.762,32 2003.339.09:26:39.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.09:28:11.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.09:28:11.01:disc_end 2003.339.09:28:11.49:disc_pos 2003.339.09:28:11.51/disc_pos/413986163352,412255262944, 2003.339.09:28:11.51:disc_check 2003.339.09:28:11.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d09h28m11.505s,21452,0.00250s,40000,525050324, 2003.339.09:28:11.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.09:28:11.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 396689 : 393373 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:28:11.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 396681 : 393373 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:28:11.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 396713 : 393366 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:28:11.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 396708 : 393362 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:28:11.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 396689 : 393388 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:28:11.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 396689 : 393367 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:28:11.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 396676 : 393368 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:28:11.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 396693 : 393363 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:28:12.00:scan_name=339-0929,r4100,98 2003.339.09:28:12.00:source=0201+113,020106.00,112022.8,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.09:28:12.08:setupsx 2003.339.09:28:21.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.09:28:21.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.09:28:21.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 141 ; 2003.339.09:28:21.33:!2003.339.09:28:59 2003.339.09:28:53.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.09:28:59.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:28:59.00/disc_pos/413986163352,413985163352, 2003.339.09:28:59.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.09:28:59.04:!2003.339.09:28:59 2003.339.09:28:59.06:preob 2003.339.09:29:00.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:29:01.47/tpi/1u,16247,2u,16043,3u,16105,4u,15999,ia,9731 2003.339.09:29:01.47/tpi/9u,16038,au,16017,bu,15925,cu,16043,du,16210,eu,15936,ib,4979 2003.339.09:29:01.47/tpi/5u,15890,6u,16147,7u,15982,8u,16338,ic,16014 2003.339.09:29:01.65/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9731 2003.339.09:29:01.65/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,4979 2003.339.09:29:01.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,16014 2003.339.09:29:03.88/tpzero/1u,498,2u,320,3u,397,4u,449,ia,269 2003.339.09:29:03.88/tpzero/9u,588,au,545,bu,552,cu,518,du,377,eu,428,ib,283 2003.339.09:29:03.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,579,7u,369,8u,280,ic,587 2003.339.09:29:06.12/tpical/1u,18164,2u,17907,3u,18387,4u,18267,ia,11070 2003.339.09:29:06.12/tpical/9u,18846,au,19057,bu,18607,cu,18568,du,19712,eu,18934 2003.339.09:29:06.12/tpical/ib,5850 2003.339.09:29:06.12/tpical/5u,18389,6u,18405,7u,18307,8u,18748,ic,18573 2003.339.09:29:06.13/tpdiff/1u,1917,2u,1864,3u,2282,4u,2268,ia,1339 2003.339.09:29:06.13/tpdiff/9u,2808,au,3040,bu,2682,cu,2525,du,3502,eu,2998,ib,871 2003.339.09:29:06.13/tpdiff/5u,2499,6u,2258,7u,2325,8u,2410,ic,2559 2003.339.09:29:06.30/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11070 2003.339.09:29:06.30/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5850 2003.339.09:29:06.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18573 2003.339.09:29:06.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:29:06.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:29:06.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:29:06.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:29:06.89/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.4,3u,37.9,4u,37.7,ia,38.9 2003.339.09:29:06.89/tsys/9u,39.6,au,36.6,bu,41.3,cu,44.3,du,32.6,eu,37.2,ib,38.8 2003.339.09:29:06.89/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,37.9,7u,36.9,8u,36.6,ic,33.2 2003.339.09:29:07.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:29:07.33/cable/2.4260E-04 2003.339.09:29:07.33:!2003.339.09:29:09 2003.339.09:29:09.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:29:09.00/disc_pos/414114140160,413985163352, 2003.339.09:29:09.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.09:29:09.01:midob 2003.339.09:29:09.75/tpi/1u,16019,2u,15744,3u,15549,4u,15641,ia,9723 2003.339.09:29:09.75/tpi/9u,16197,au,15662,bu,15638,cu,15739,du,16223,eu,15662,ib,4986 2003.339.09:29:09.75/tpi/5u,15847,6u,15709,7u,15445,8u,16292,ic,16001 2003.339.09:29:09.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9723 2003.339.09:29:09.93/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,127,eu,119,ib,4986 2003.339.09:29:09.93/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,56,8u,68,ic,16001 2003.339.09:29:10.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:29:10.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:29:10.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:29:10.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:29:10.51/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.3,3u,37.9,4u,37.7,ia,38.8 2003.339.09:29:10.51/tsys/9u,39.4,au,36.6,bu,41.2,cu,44.3,du,32.6,eu,37.2,ib,38.9 2003.339.09:29:10.51/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,37.9,7u,37.0,8u,36.5,ic,33.1 2003.339.09:29:11.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:29:11.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:29:11.65/cable/2.4268E-04 2003.339.09:29:11.73/gps-fmout/S +2.02E-07 2003.339.09:29:12.69/wx/15.3,889.5,54.7 2003.339.09:29:12.74/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9727,4979,26,1pps 2003.339.09:29:12.79/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16003,110,24,1pps 2003.339.09:29:12.87/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16210,16298,38,1pps 2003.339.09:29:12.95/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,15855,15697,33,1pps 2003.339.09:29:13.03/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16219,15872,61,1pps 2003.339.09:29:14.16#antcn#TR $$/339.09:29:14.08 250.7242 63.5143 0.0003 -0.0008 2003.339.09:29:14.16#antcn#CO -0.0072 -0.0449 -0.7967 0.0087 2003.339.09:29:15.32/mat/600B0192 2003.339.09:29:15.70#setcl#time/186972987,1,2003,339,09,29,16.00,1.574,39.805,34 2003.339.09:29:15.70#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.09:29:16.20/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.09:29:16.20:!2003.339.09:30:47 2003.339.09:30:47.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.09:30:47.00:disc_end 2003.339.09:30:47.48:disc_pos 2003.339.09:30:47.49/disc_pos/415716665384,413986163352, 2003.339.09:30:47.49:disc_check 2003.339.09:30:47.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d09h30m47.483s,8732,0.00250s,40000,765150688, 2003.339.09:30:47.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.09:30:47.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 398352 : 395013 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:30:47.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 398344 : 395013 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:30:47.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 398376 : 395006 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:30:47.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 398371 : 395002 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:30:47.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 398354 : 395030 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:30:47.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 398352 : 395007 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:30:47.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 398340 : 395008 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:30:47.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 398356 : 395003 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:30:47.98:scan_name=339-0932,r4100,200 2003.339.09:30:47.99:source=0515+208,051505.02,205143.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.09:30:48.09:setupsx 2003.339.09:30:57.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.09:30:57.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.09:30:57.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 142 ; 2003.339.09:30:57.33:!2003.339.09:32:23 2003.339.09:32:17.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.09:32:23.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:32:23.00/disc_pos/415716665384,415715665384, 2003.339.09:32:23.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.09:32:23.04:!2003.339.09:32:23 2003.339.09:32:23.05:preob 2003.339.09:32:24.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:32:25.48/tpi/1u,16331,2u,16060,3u,16025,4u,16212,ia,9856 2003.339.09:32:25.48/tpi/9u,15922,au,16008,bu,16170,cu,16037,du,16304,eu,15994,ib,4977 2003.339.09:32:25.48/tpi/5u,16151,6u,16078,7u,15703,8u,16026,ic,16283 2003.339.09:32:25.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9856 2003.339.09:32:25.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,4977 2003.339.09:32:25.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16283 2003.339.09:32:27.89/tpzero/1u,498,2u,318,3u,393,4u,450,ia,270 2003.339.09:32:27.89/tpzero/9u,586,au,546,bu,556,cu,516,du,377,eu,429,ib,282 2003.339.09:32:27.89/tpzero/5u,464,6u,577,7u,366,8u,276,ic,590 2003.339.09:32:30.13/tpical/1u,18285,2u,17934,3u,18302,4u,18495,ia,11218 2003.339.09:32:30.13/tpical/9u,18790,au,19090,bu,18881,cu,18534,du,19767,eu,18930 2003.339.09:32:30.13/tpical/ib,5852 2003.339.09:32:30.13/tpical/5u,18693,6u,18375,7u,17996,8u,18437,ic,18899 2003.339.09:32:30.14/tpdiff/1u,1954,2u,1874,3u,2277,4u,2283,ia,1362 2003.339.09:32:30.14/tpdiff/9u,2868,au,3082,bu,2711,cu,2497,du,3463,eu,2936,ib,875 2003.339.09:32:30.14/tpdiff/5u,2542,6u,2297,7u,2293,8u,2411,ic,2616 2003.339.09:32:30.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,11218 2003.339.09:32:30.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5852 2003.339.09:32:30.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18899 2003.339.09:32:30.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:32:30.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:32:30.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:32:30.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:32:30.90/tsys/1u,44.6,2u,46.2,3u,37.8,4u,38.0,ia,38.7 2003.339.09:32:30.90/tsys/9u,38.5,au,36.1,bu,41.5,cu,44.8,du,33.1,eu,38.2,ib,38.6 2003.339.09:32:30.90/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,37.1,7u,36.8,8u,35.9,ic,33.0 2003.339.09:32:31.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:32:31.36/cable/2.4282E-04 2003.339.09:32:31.36:!2003.339.09:32:33 2003.339.09:32:33.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:32:33.00/disc_pos/415844642816,415715665384, 2003.339.09:32:33.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.09:32:33.02:midob 2003.339.09:32:33.77/tpi/1u,16133,2u,15201,3u,15467,4u,15833,ia,9845 2003.339.09:32:33.77/tpi/9u,16153,au,15687,bu,15881,cu,15391,du,16217,eu,15667,ib,4971 2003.339.09:32:33.77/tpi/5u,15583,6u,16082,7u,15728,8u,16028,ic,16274 2003.339.09:32:33.95/tpgain/1u,140,2u,113,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9845 2003.339.09:32:33.95/tpgain/9u,125,au,98,bu,121,cu,100,du,127,eu,119,ib,4971 2003.339.09:32:33.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16274 2003.339.09:32:34.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:32:34.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:32:34.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:32:34.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:32:34.53/tsys/1u,44.7,2u,46.1,3u,37.8,4u,38.0,ia,38.7 2003.339.09:32:34.53/tsys/9u,38.4,au,36.1,bu,41.4,cu,44.7,du,32.9,eu,38.0,ib,38.6 2003.339.09:32:34.53/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,37.1,7u,36.8,8u,35.9,ic,33.0 2003.339.09:32:35.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:32:35.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:32:35.64/cable/2.4282E-04 2003.339.09:32:35.74/gps-fmout/S +9.6E-08 2003.339.09:32:38.54/wx/15.3,889.5,54.8 2003.339.09:32:38.59/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9847,4971,26,1pps 2003.339.09:32:38.64/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16268,110,24,1pps 2003.339.09:32:38.72/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.12,lock,16320,16166,38,1pps 2003.339.09:32:38.80/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16139,15958,33,1pps 2003.339.09:32:38.88/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 5.27,lock,16140,16065,61,1pps 2003.339.09:32:39.17#antcn#TR $$/339.09:32:39.09 89.1883 69.2005 0.0001 0.0007 2003.339.09:32:39.17#antcn#CO 0.0414 -0.0406 -0.7967 0.0066 2003.339.09:32:40.52/mat/600B0225 2003.339.09:32:41.08/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.09:32:41.08:!2003.339.09:35:53 2003.339.09:32:41.72#setcl#time/186993588,1,2003,339,09,32,42.00,1.565,39.862,32 2003.339.09:32:41.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.09:35:53.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.09:35:53.00:disc_end 2003.339.09:35:53.48:disc_pos 2003.339.09:35:53.48/disc_pos/419079371656,415716665384, 2003.339.09:35:53.49:disc_check 2003.339.09:35:53.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d09h35m53.490s,37552,0.00250s,40000,1533384908, 2003.339.09:35:53.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.09:35:53.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 401572 : 398210 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:35:53.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 401564 : 398210 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:35:53.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 401596 : 398202 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:35:53.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 401591 : 398199 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:35:53.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 401574 : 398226 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:35:53.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 401572 : 398204 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:35:53.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 401562 : 398204 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:35:53.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 401577 : 398201 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:35:53.98:scan_name=339-0938,r4100,98 2003.339.09:35:53.99:source=0059+581,005943.47,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.09:35:54.08:setupsx 2003.339.09:36:03.26/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.09:36:03.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.09:36:03.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 143 ; 2003.339.09:36:03.32:!2003.339.09:38:06 2003.339.09:37:03.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.09:38:06.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:38:06.00/disc_pos/419079371656,419078371656, 2003.339.09:38:06.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.09:38:06.04:!2003.339.09:38:06 2003.339.09:38:06.05:preob 2003.339.09:38:07.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:38:08.47/tpi/1u,16297,2u,16206,3u,16239,4u,16191,ia,10023 2003.339.09:38:08.47/tpi/9u,16266,au,16035,bu,16098,cu,16175,du,16319,eu,16147,ib,5237 2003.339.09:38:08.47/tpi/5u,15936,6u,16119,7u,16029,8u,15961,ic,16653 2003.339.09:38:08.65/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10023 2003.339.09:38:08.65/tpgain/9u,122,au,96,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5237 2003.339.09:38:08.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16653 2003.339.09:38:10.88/tpzero/1u,495,2u,320,3u,395,4u,447,ia,272 2003.339.09:38:10.88/tpzero/9u,589,au,542,bu,553,cu,516,du,371,eu,429,ib,286 2003.339.09:38:10.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,576,7u,370,8u,275,ic,591 2003.339.09:38:13.13/tpical/1u,18188,2u,18046,3u,18506,4u,18395,ia,11373 2003.339.09:38:13.13/tpical/9u,19048,au,18989,bu,18788,cu,18643,du,19744,eu,19081 2003.339.09:38:13.13/tpical/ib,6115 2003.339.09:38:13.13/tpical/5u,18382,6u,18325,7u,18316,8u,18242,ic,19239 2003.339.09:38:13.14/tpdiff/1u,1891,2u,1840,3u,2267,4u,2204,ia,1350 2003.339.09:38:13.14/tpdiff/9u,2782,au,2954,bu,2690,cu,2468,du,3425,eu,2934,ib,878 2003.339.09:38:13.14/tpdiff/5u,2446,6u,2206,7u,2287,8u,2281,ic,2586 2003.339.09:38:13.31/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11373 2003.339.09:38:13.31/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,96,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,6115 2003.339.09:38:13.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19239 2003.339.09:38:13.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:38:13.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:38:13.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:38:13.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:38:13.90/tsys/1u,46.0,2u,47.5,3u,38.4,4u,39.3,ia,39.7 2003.339.09:38:13.90/tsys/9u,40.6,au,37.8,bu,41.6,cu,45.7,du,33.5,eu,38.6,ib,40.6 2003.339.09:38:13.90/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,38.8,7u,37.7,8u,37.8,ic,34.2 2003.339.09:38:14.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:38:14.38/cable/2.4364E-04 2003.339.09:38:14.38:!2003.339.09:38:16 2003.339.09:38:16.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:38:16.00/disc_pos/419207385088,419078371656, 2003.339.09:38:16.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.09:38:16.02:midob 2003.339.09:38:16.75/tpi/1u,16022,2u,15593,3u,15674,4u,15742,ia,10022 2003.339.09:38:16.75/tpi/9u,15764,au,15624,bu,15631,cu,15800,du,16061,eu,15918,ib,5233 2003.339.09:38:16.75/tpi/5u,15951,6u,16099,7u,15447,8u,15936,ic,16648 2003.339.09:38:16.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10022 2003.339.09:38:16.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,95,bu,117,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5233 2003.339.09:38:16.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16648 2003.339.09:38:17.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:38:17.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:38:17.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:38:17.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:38:17.51/tsys/1u,45.8,2u,47.3,3u,38.5,4u,39.1,ia,39.7 2003.339.09:38:17.51/tsys/9u,40.6,au,37.6,bu,41.8,cu,45.5,du,33.5,eu,38.7,ib,40.6 2003.339.09:38:17.51/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,38.7,7u,37.6,8u,37.8,ic,34.2 2003.339.09:38:18.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:38:18.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:38:18.59/cable/2.4342E-04 2003.339.09:38:18.74/gps-fmout/S +1.63E-07 2003.339.09:38:21.18/wx/15.3,889.5,55.3 2003.339.09:38:21.23/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10013,5239,26,1pps 2003.339.09:38:21.28/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16636,110,24,1pps 2003.339.09:38:21.36/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16286,16342,38,1pps 2003.339.09:38:21.44/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15919,15789,33,1pps 2003.339.09:38:21.52/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,16021,16087,61,1pps 2003.339.09:38:22.16#antcn#TR $$/339.09:38:22.08 331.0898 42.4859 -0.0000 -0.0000 2003.339.09:38:22.16#antcn#CO 0.0422 -0.0548 -0.7967 0.0191 2003.339.09:38:23.56/mat/600B0184 2003.339.09:38:24.12/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.09:38:24.12:!2003.339.09:39:54 2003.339.09:38:24.70#setcl#time/187027886,1,2003,339,09,38,25.00,1.574,39.957,34 2003.339.09:38:24.70#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.09:39:54.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.09:39:54.00:disc_end 2003.339.09:39:54.48:disc_pos 2003.339.09:39:54.49/disc_pos/420810069560,419079371656, 2003.339.09:39:54.50:disc_check 2003.339.09:39:54.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d09h39m54.495s,11532,0.00250s,40000,2125408116, 2003.339.09:39:54.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.09:39:54.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 403237 : 399850 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:39:54.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 403227 : 399851 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:39:54.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 403260 : 399842 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:39:54.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 403254 : 399839 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:39:54.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 403239 : 399867 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:39:54.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 403235 : 399844 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:39:54.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 403226 : 399844 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:39:54.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 403240 : 399841 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:39:54.98:scan_name=339-0941,r4100,287 2003.339.09:39:54.98:source=0537-441,053721.05,-440644.6,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.09:39:55.10:setupsx 2003.339.09:40:04.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.09:40:04.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.09:40:04.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 144 ; 2003.339.09:40:04.33:!2003.339.09:41:46 2003.339.09:41:41.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.09:41:46.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:41:46.00/disc_pos/420810069560,420809069560, 2003.339.09:41:46.02:disc_start=on 2003.339.09:41:46.06:!2003.339.09:41:46 2003.339.09:41:46.06:preob 2003.339.09:41:47.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:41:48.48/tpi/1u,16350,2u,15937,3u,16156,4u,16294,ia,10900 2003.339.09:41:48.48/tpi/9u,16187,au,16262,bu,16366,cu,16065,du,16262,eu,16310,ib,5640 2003.339.09:41:48.48/tpi/5u,16183,6u,16091,7u,15639,8u,15972,ic,18206 2003.339.09:41:48.66/tpgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10900 2003.339.09:41:48.66/tpgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,115,cu,96,du,119,eu,114,ib,5640 2003.339.09:41:48.66/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18206 2003.339.09:41:50.89/tpzero/1u,488,2u,308,3u,383,4u,445,ia,281 2003.339.09:41:50.89/tpzero/9u,582,au,541,bu,546,cu,507,du,358,eu,426,ib,288 2003.339.09:41:50.89/tpzero/5u,463,6u,572,7u,363,8u,275,ic,605 2003.339.09:41:53.13/tpical/1u,18150,2u,17674,3u,18285,4u,18433,ia,12297 2003.339.09:41:53.13/tpical/9u,18819,au,19110,bu,18845,cu,18377,du,19423,eu,19022 2003.339.09:41:53.13/tpical/ib,6532 2003.339.09:41:53.13/tpical/5u,18506,6u,18219,7u,17788,8u,18194,ic,20889 2003.339.09:41:53.14/tpdiff/1u,1800,2u,1737,3u,2129,4u,2139,ia,1397 2003.339.09:41:53.14/tpdiff/9u,2632,au,2848,bu,2479,cu,2312,du,3161,eu,2712,ib,892 2003.339.09:41:53.14/tpdiff/5u,2323,6u,2128,7u,2149,8u,2222,ic,2683 2003.339.09:41:53.31/tpdiffgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,103,4u,81,ia,12297 2003.339.09:41:53.31/tpdiffgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,115,cu,96,du,119,eu,114,ib,6532 2003.339.09:41:53.31/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,53,8u,63,ic,20889 2003.339.09:41:53.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:41:53.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:41:53.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:41:53.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:41:53.90/tsys/1u,48.5,2u,49.5,3u,40.7,4u,40.8,ia,41.8 2003.339.09:41:53.90/tsys/9u,42.7,au,39.7,bu,45.9,cu,48.5,du,36.2,eu,42.2,ib,43.2 2003.339.09:41:53.90/tsys/5u,37.2,6u,40.1,7u,39.1,8u,38.9,ic,36.1 2003.339.09:41:54.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:41:54.33/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.09:41:54.33:!2003.339.09:41:56 2003.339.09:41:56.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:41:56.00/disc_pos/420938043392,420809069560, 2003.339.09:41:56.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.09:41:56.02:midob 2003.339.09:41:56.75/tpi/1u,16119,2u,15681,3u,15574,4u,15912,ia,10909 2003.339.09:41:56.75/tpi/9u,15631,au,15961,bu,15772,cu,15787,du,15763,eu,16012,ib,5641 2003.339.09:41:56.75/tpi/5u,15556,6u,16139,7u,15706,8u,16024,ic,18224 2003.339.09:41:56.93/tpgain/1u,134,2u,110,3u,101,4u,80,ia,10909 2003.339.09:41:56.93/tpgain/9u,115,au,93,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,113,ib,5641 2003.339.09:41:56.93/tpgain/5u,51,6u,73,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18224 2003.339.09:41:57.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:41:57.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:41:57.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:41:57.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:41:57.51/tsys/1u,48.5,2u,49.6,3u,40.9,4u,40.8,ia,41.8 2003.339.09:41:57.51/tsys/9u,42.7,au,39.9,bu,45.9,cu,48.6,du,36.3,eu,42.1,ib,43.2 2003.339.09:41:57.51/tsys/5u,37.2,6u,40.2,7u,39.3,8u,39.0,ic,36.1 2003.339.09:41:58.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:41:58.27/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.09:41:58.61/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.09:41:58.74/gps-fmout/S +1.67E-07 2003.339.09:41:58.75/wx/15.3,889.5,55.3 2003.339.09:41:58.81/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10911,5643,26,1pps 2003.339.09:41:58.86/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18232,110,24,1pps 2003.339.09:41:58.94/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.44, 6.70,lock,16372,16399,38,1pps 2003.339.09:41:59.02/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,16203,16000,33,1pps 2003.339.09:41:59.10/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.12, 4.66,lock,15947,15889,61,1pps 2003.339.09:42:00.17#antcn#TR $$/339.09:42:00.09 161.1219 19.8452 0.0000 0.0000 2003.339.09:42:00.17#antcn#CO 0.0532 -0.1070 -0.7967 0.0480 2003.339.09:42:01.58/mat/600B0215 2003.339.09:42:02.14/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.09:42:02.14:!2003.339.09:46:43 2003.339.09:42:02.72#setcl#time/187049687,1,2003,339,09,42,03.00,1.565,40.018,32 2003.339.09:42:02.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.09:46:43.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.09:46:43.00:disc_end 2003.339.09:46:43.48:disc_pos 2003.339.09:46:43.49/disc_pos/425564624088,420810069560, 2003.339.09:46:43.49:disc_check 2003.339.09:46:43.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d09h46m43.492s,2348,0.00250s,40000,1789414656, 2003.339.09:46:43.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.09:46:43.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 407786 : 404375 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:46:43.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 407777 : 404374 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:46:43.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 407808 : 404366 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:46:43.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 407802 : 404363 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:46:43.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 407786 : 404391 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:46:43.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 407783 : 404368 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:46:43.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 407773 : 404368 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:46:43.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 407788 : 404365 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.09:46:43.98:scan_name=339-0958,r4100,128 2003.339.09:46:43.98:source=0458-020,045841.33,-020333.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.09:46:44.08:setupsx 2003.339.09:46:53.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.09:46:53.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.09:46:53.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 145 ; 2003.339.09:46:53.32:!2003.339.09:57:53 2003.339.09:47:10.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.09:49:16.57;"weather-moon and many stars visible 2003.339.09:57:53.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:57:53.00/disc_pos/425564624088,425563624088, 2003.339.09:57:53.02:disc_start=on 2003.339.09:57:53.06:!2003.339.09:57:53 2003.339.09:57:53.06:preob 2003.339.09:57:54.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:57:55.49/tpi/1u,16358,2u,16246,3u,16221,4u,16111,ia,9994 2003.339.09:57:55.49/tpi/9u,16070,au,16004,bu,16159,cu,16223,du,16036,eu,16121,ib,5264 2003.339.09:57:55.49/tpi/5u,15853,6u,16040,7u,16031,8u,16344,ic,16577 2003.339.09:57:55.67/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9999 2003.339.09:57:55.67/tpgain/9u,111,au,96,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5260 2003.339.09:57:55.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16575 2003.339.09:57:57.90/tpzero/1u,496,2u,321,3u,395,4u,448,ia,272 2003.339.09:57:57.90/tpzero/9u,573,au,541,bu,554,cu,517,du,369,eu,429,ib,286 2003.339.09:57:57.90/tpzero/5u,461,6u,574,7u,367,8u,279,ic,591 2003.339.09:58:00.14/tpical/1u,18284,2u,18145,3u,18520,4u,18365,ia,11378 2003.339.09:58:00.14/tpical/9u,18586,au,18904,bu,18873,cu,18712,du,19494,eu,19124 2003.339.09:58:00.14/tpical/ib,6165 2003.339.09:58:00.14/tpical/5u,18352,6u,18308,7u,18324,8u,18763,ic,19219 2003.339.09:58:00.15/tpdiff/1u,1926,2u,1899,3u,2299,4u,2254,ia,1384 2003.339.09:58:00.15/tpdiff/9u,2516,au,2900,bu,2714,cu,2489,du,3458,eu,3003,ib,901 2003.339.09:58:00.15/tpdiff/5u,2499,6u,2268,7u,2293,8u,2419,ic,2642 2003.339.09:58:00.32/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11378 2003.339.09:58:00.32/tpdiffgain/9u,111,au,96,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,6165 2003.339.09:58:00.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19219 2003.339.09:58:00.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:58:00.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:58:00.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:58:00.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:58:00.91/tsys/1u,45.3,2u,46.1,3u,37.9,4u,38.2,ia,38.6 2003.339.09:58:00.91/tsys/9u,44.3,au,38.4,bu,41.4,cu,45.4,du,32.6,eu,37.6,ib,39.8 2003.339.09:58:00.91/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,37.5,7u,37.6,8u,36.5,ic,33.3 2003.339.09:58:01.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:58:01.34/cable/2.4312E-04 2003.339.09:58:01.34:!2003.339.09:58:03 2003.339.09:58:03.00:disc_pos 2003.339.09:58:03.00/disc_pos/425692520448,425563624088, 2003.339.09:58:03.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.09:58:03.01:midob 2003.339.09:58:03.75/tpi/1u,16093,2u,15658,3u,15674,4u,15667,ia,9998 2003.339.09:58:03.75/tpi/9u,15608,au,15908,bu,15813,cu,15873,du,16039,eu,15622,ib,5275 2003.339.09:58:03.75/tpi/5u,15851,6u,16028,7u,15991,8u,16330,ic,16574 2003.339.09:58:03.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9998 2003.339.09:58:03.93/tpgain/9u,109,au,96,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,117,ib,5275 2003.339.09:58:03.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16574 2003.339.09:58:04.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.09:58:04.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.09:58:04.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.09:58:04.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.09:58:04.51/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.0,3u,38.0,4u,38.1,ia,38.7 2003.339.09:58:04.51/tsys/9u,44.7,au,38.2,bu,41.2,cu,45.3,du,32.6,eu,37.7,ib,39.9 2003.339.09:58:04.51/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,37.5,7u,37.5,8u,36.5,ic,33.3 2003.339.09:58:05.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.09:58:05.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.09:58:05.62/cable/2.4320E-04 2003.339.09:58:05.72/gps-fmout/S +9.2E-08 2003.339.09:58:05.73/wx/15.3,889.3,55.5 2003.339.09:58:05.79/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10004,5266,26,1pps 2003.339.09:58:05.84/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16597,110,24,1pps 2003.339.09:58:05.92/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.06,lock,16378,16187,38,1pps 2003.339.09:58:06.01/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15874,15756,33,1pps 2003.339.09:58:06.10/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.74, 5.12,lock,15810,16089,61,1pps 2003.339.09:58:07.18#antcn#TR $$/339.09:58:07.10 153.1927 63.2776 0.0004 0.0002 2003.339.09:58:07.18#antcn#CO 0.0253 -0.0552 -0.7967 0.0088 2003.339.09:58:08.20/mat/600B0205 2003.339.09:58:08.72#setcl#time/187146286,1,2003,339,09,58,09.00,1.561,40.286,32 2003.339.09:58:08.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.09:58:09.22/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.09:58:09.22:!2003.339.10:00:11 2003.339.10:00:11.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.10:00:11.00:disc_end 2003.339.10:00:11.48:disc_pos 2003.339.10:00:11.49/disc_pos/427775104576,425564624088, 2003.339.10:00:11.50:disc_check 2003.339.10:00:11.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d10h00m11.498s,29824,0.00250s,40000,10717572036, 2003.339.10:00:11.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.10:00:11.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 409907 : 406472 : 2 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:00:11.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 409898 : 406472 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:00:11.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 409931 : 406463 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:00:11.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 409924 : 406462 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:00:11.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 409907 : 406489 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:00:11.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 409904 : 406466 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:00:11.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 409894 : 406466 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:00:11.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 409909 : 406462 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:00:11.98:scan_name=339-1002,r4100,190 2003.339.10:00:11.98:source=2201+315,220101.46,313105.7,1950.0,cw 2003.339.10:00:12.10:setupsx 2003.339.10:00:21.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.10:00:21.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.10:00:21.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 146 ; 2003.339.10:00:21.33:!2003.339.10:01:56 2003.339.10:01:35.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.10:01:56.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:01:56.00/disc_pos/427775104576,427774104576, 2003.339.10:01:56.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.10:01:56.05:!2003.339.10:01:56 2003.339.10:01:56.06:preob 2003.339.10:01:57.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:01:58.49/tpi/1u,16249,2u,16326,3u,16497,4u,16029,ia,12770 2003.339.10:01:58.49/tpi/9u,16265,au,16381,bu,16103,cu,16208,du,16231,eu,16166,ib,6387 2003.339.10:01:58.49/tpi/5u,16178,6u,16139,7u,16307,8u,16039,ic,21458 2003.339.10:01:58.67/tpgain/1u,125,2u,104,3u,96,4u,74,ia,12775 2003.339.10:01:58.67/tpgain/9u,110,au,88,bu,107,cu,90,du,112,eu,107,ib,6392 2003.339.10:01:58.67/tpgain/5u,48,6u,68,7u,50,8u,58,ic,21458 2003.339.10:02:00.90/tpzero/1u,470,2u,303,3u,374,4u,431,ia,298 2003.339.10:02:00.90/tpzero/9u,573,au,532,bu,527,cu,499,du,343,eu,414,ib,298 2003.339.10:02:00.90/tpzero/5u,461,6u,568,7u,366,8u,270,ic,633 2003.339.10:02:03.14/tpical/1u,17798,2u,17864,3u,18355,4u,17840,ia,14185 2003.339.10:02:03.14/tpical/9u,18522,au,18822,bu,18238,cu,18229,du,18986,eu,18553 2003.339.10:02:03.14/tpical/ib,7279 2003.339.10:02:03.14/tpical/5u,18207,6u,17961,7u,18195,8u,17929,ic,24180 2003.339.10:02:03.15/tpdiff/1u,1549,2u,1538,3u,1858,4u,1811,ia,1415 2003.339.10:02:03.15/tpdiff/9u,2257,au,2441,bu,2135,cu,2021,du,2755,eu,2387,ib,892 2003.339.10:02:03.15/tpdiff/5u,2029,6u,1822,7u,1888,8u,1890,ic,2722 2003.339.10:02:03.32/tpdiffgain/1u,125,2u,104,3u,96,4u,74,ia,14185 2003.339.10:02:03.32/tpdiffgain/9u,110,au,88,bu,107,cu,90,du,112,eu,107,ib,7279 2003.339.10:02:03.32/tpdiffgain/5u,48,6u,68,7u,50,8u,58,ic,24180 2003.339.10:02:03.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:02:03.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:02:03.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:02:03.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:02:03.91/tsys/1u,56.0,2u,57.3,3u,47.7,4u,47.4,ia,48.5 2003.339.10:02:03.91/tsys/9u,50.1,au,46.7,bu,52.5,cu,56.0,du,41.5,eu,47.5,ib,49.1 2003.339.10:02:03.91/tsys/5u,42.6,6u,47.0,7u,46.4,8u,45.9,ic,42.1 2003.339.10:02:04.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:02:04.39/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.10:02:04.39:!2003.339.10:02:06 2003.339.10:02:06.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:02:06.00/disc_pos/427903111168,427774104576, 2003.339.10:02:06.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.10:02:06.01:midob 2003.339.10:02:06.75/tpi/1u,16248,2u,15699,3u,15776,4u,16007,ia,12778 2003.339.10:02:06.75/tpi/9u,15754,au,15946,bu,15845,cu,15894,du,15632,eu,15905,ib,6391 2003.339.10:02:06.75/tpi/5u,15454,6u,16134,7u,15666,8u,16043,ic,21465 2003.339.10:02:06.93/tpgain/1u,125,2u,102,3u,95,4u,74,ia,12778 2003.339.10:02:06.93/tpgain/9u,108,au,87,bu,106,cu,89,du,110,eu,106,ib,6391 2003.339.10:02:06.93/tpgain/5u,47,6u,68,7u,49,8u,58,ic,21465 2003.339.10:02:07.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:02:07.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:02:07.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:02:07.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:02:07.51/tsys/1u,56.0,2u,57.3,3u,46.6,4u,47.3,ia,48.5 2003.339.10:02:07.51/tsys/9u,50.3,au,46.6,bu,52.7,cu,56.1,du,41.5,eu,47.6,ib,49.2 2003.339.10:02:07.51/tsys/5u,42.4,6u,47.0,7u,46.5,8u,45.9,ic,42.1 2003.339.10:02:08.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:02:08.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:02:08.61/cable/2.4223E-04 2003.339.10:02:08.73/gps-fmout/S +1.61E-07 2003.339.10:02:10.37/wx/15.3,889.4,55.3 2003.339.10:02:10.42/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,12790,6395,26,1pps 2003.339.10:02:10.47/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,21487,110,24,1pps 2003.339.10:02:10.55/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.77, 6.05,lock,16277,16224,38,1pps 2003.339.10:02:10.63/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.54, -2.18,lock,16197,15651,33,1pps 2003.339.10:02:10.71/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.58, 4.09,lock,16033,15946,61,1pps 2003.339.10:02:11.17#antcn#TR $$/339.10:02:11.08 301.0350 8.4060 0.0000 -0.0004 2003.339.10:02:11.17#antcn#CO 0.0540 -0.0936 -0.7967 0.1140 2003.339.10:02:11.87/mat/600B0183 2003.339.10:02:12.43/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.10:02:12.43:!2003.339.10:05:16 2003.339.10:02:12.71#setcl#time/187170684,1,2003,339,10,02,13.00,1.570,40.354,33 2003.339.10:02:12.71#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.10:05:16.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.10:05:16.00:disc_end 2003.339.10:05:16.48:disc_pos 2003.339.10:05:16.49/disc_pos/430977659040,427775104576, 2003.339.10:05:16.49:disc_check 2003.339.10:05:16.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d10h05m16.492s,24132,0.00250s,40000,1677371228, 2003.339.10:05:16.89:postob_mk5a 2003.339.10:05:16.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 412975 : 409516 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:05:16.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 412965 : 409516 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:05:16.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 412998 : 409507 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:05:16.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 412991 : 409506 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:05:16.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 412974 : 409533 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:05:16.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 412973 : 409512 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:05:16.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 412961 : 409510 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:05:16.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 412977 : 409506 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:05:16.97:scan_name=339-1016,r4100,164 2003.339.10:05:16.97:source=0133+476,013355.09,473612.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.10:05:17.08:setupsx 2003.339.10:05:26.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.10:05:26.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.10:05:26.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 147 ; 2003.339.10:05:26.32:!2003.339.10:16:22 2003.339.10:05:42.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.10:16:22.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:16:22.00/disc_pos/430977659040,430976659040, 2003.339.10:16:22.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.10:16:22.05:!2003.339.10:16:22 2003.339.10:16:22.05:preob 2003.339.10:16:23.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:16:24.48/tpi/1u,16169,2u,16245,3u,16310,4u,16109,ia,10254 2003.339.10:16:24.48/tpi/9u,15960,au,16048,bu,16029,cu,16039,du,15931,eu,16058,ib,5244 2003.339.10:16:24.48/tpi/5u,16277,6u,16005,7u,15773,8u,16308,ic,17044 2003.339.10:16:24.66/tpgain/1u,138,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10254 2003.339.10:16:24.66/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5229 2003.339.10:16:24.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,17044 2003.339.10:16:26.89/tpzero/1u,491,2u,318,3u,394,4u,446,ia,274 2003.339.10:16:26.89/tpzero/9u,584,au,544,bu,551,cu,516,du,365,eu,429,ib,286 2003.339.10:16:26.89/tpzero/5u,465,6u,573,7u,364,8u,277,ic,594 2003.339.10:16:29.13/tpical/1u,18060,2u,18114,3u,18584,4u,18319,ia,11642 2003.339.10:16:29.13/tpical/9u,18850,au,19162,bu,18850,cu,18679,du,19387,eu,19074 2003.339.10:16:29.13/tpical/ib,6134 2003.339.10:16:29.13/tpical/5u,18814,6u,18217,7u,18052,8u,18664,ic,19706 2003.339.10:16:29.14/tpdiff/1u,1891,2u,1869,3u,2274,4u,2210,ia,1388 2003.339.10:16:29.14/tpdiff/9u,2890,au,3114,bu,2821,cu,2640,du,3456,eu,3016,ib,890 2003.339.10:16:29.14/tpdiff/5u,2537,6u,2212,7u,2279,8u,2356,ic,2662 2003.339.10:16:29.31/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11642 2003.339.10:16:29.31/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6134 2003.339.10:16:29.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19706 2003.339.10:16:29.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:16:29.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:16:29.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:16:29.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:16:29.90/tsys/1u,45.6,2u,46.9,3u,38.5,4u,39.0,ia,39.5 2003.339.10:16:29.90/tsys/9u,38.3,au,35.8,bu,39.5,cu,42.3,du,32.4,eu,37.3,ib,40.1 2003.339.10:16:29.90/tsys/5u,34.3,6u,38.4,7u,37.2,8u,37.4,ic,34.0 2003.339.10:16:30.04/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:16:30.40/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.10:16:30.40:!2003.339.10:16:32 2003.339.10:16:32.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:16:32.00/disc_pos/431105585152,430976659040, 2003.339.10:16:32.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.10:16:32.01:midob 2003.339.10:16:32.77/tpi/1u,16156,2u,15672,3u,15487,4u,15695,ia,10252 2003.339.10:16:32.77/tpi/9u,15552,au,15908,bu,15741,cu,15906,du,16066,eu,15966,ib,5247 2003.339.10:16:32.77/tpi/5u,15708,6u,16024,7u,15791,8u,16283,ic,17042 2003.339.10:16:32.95/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10252 2003.339.10:16:32.95/tpgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5247 2003.339.10:16:32.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,17042 2003.339.10:16:33.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:16:33.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:16:33.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:16:33.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:16:33.53/tsys/1u,45.6,2u,46.8,3u,38.7,4u,38.9,ia,39.5 2003.339.10:16:33.53/tsys/9u,38.6,au,36.3,bu,40.2,cu,42.9,du,32.7,eu,37.7,ib,40.1 2003.339.10:16:33.53/tsys/5u,34.3,6u,38.4,7u,37.2,8u,37.4,ic,34.0 2003.339.10:16:34.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:16:34.33/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.10:16:34.72/cable/2.4298E-04 2003.339.10:16:35.73/gps-fmout/S +1.17E-07 2003.339.10:16:38.18/wx/15.3,889.3,56.2 2003.339.10:16:38.24/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10252,5240,26,1pps 2003.339.10:16:38.29/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17049,110,24,1pps 2003.339.10:16:38.37/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 7.00,lock,16174,16255,38,1pps 2003.339.10:16:38.45/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15732,15635,33,1pps 2003.339.10:16:38.53/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,16088,16139,61,1pps 2003.339.10:16:39.18#antcn#TR $$/339.10:16:39.10 317.3670 46.5427 -0.0003 0.0001 2003.339.10:16:39.18#antcn#CO 0.0358 -0.0513 -0.7967 0.0166 2003.339.10:16:40.70/mat/600B0214 2003.339.10:16:41.26/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.10:16:41.27:!2003.339.10:19:16 2003.339.10:16:41.71#setcl#time/187257583,1,2003,339,10,16,42.00,1.567,40.595,33 2003.339.10:16:41.71#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.10:19:16.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.10:19:16.01:disc_end 2003.339.10:19:16.49:disc_pos 2003.339.10:19:16.50/disc_pos/433764561120,430977659040, 2003.339.10:19:16.50:disc_check 2003.339.10:19:16.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d10h19m16.510s,27224,0.00250s,40000,10653374828, 2003.339.10:19:16.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.10:19:16.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 415649 : 412164 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:19:16.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 415636 : 412163 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:19:16.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 415670 : 412154 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:19:16.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 415662 : 412153 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:19:16.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 415645 : 412180 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:19:16.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 415644 : 412159 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:19:16.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 415632 : 412157 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:19:16.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 415648 : 412153 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:19:17.00:scan_name=339-1020,r4100,201 2003.339.10:19:17.00:source=0454-234,045457.28,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.10:19:18.09:setupsx 2003.339.10:19:27.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.10:19:27.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.10:19:27.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 148 ; 2003.339.10:19:27.34:!2003.339.10:20:42 2003.339.10:20:40.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.10:20:42.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:20:42.00/disc_pos/433764561120,433763561120, 2003.339.10:20:42.03:disc_start=on 2003.339.10:20:42.06:!2003.339.10:20:42 2003.339.10:20:42.06:preob 2003.339.10:20:43.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:20:44.48/tpi/1u,16210,2u,16093,3u,16191,4u,16014,ia,10171 2003.339.10:20:44.48/tpi/9u,15833,au,16202,bu,16200,cu,16197,du,16067,eu,16193,ib,5265 2003.339.10:20:44.48/tpi/5u,16248,6u,16332,7u,16322,8u,16218,ic,16925 2003.339.10:20:44.66/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10174 2003.339.10:20:44.66/tpgain/9u,120,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5249 2003.339.10:20:44.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16925 2003.339.10:20:46.89/tpzero/1u,492,2u,317,3u,393,4u,445,ia,273 2003.339.10:20:46.89/tpzero/9u,584,au,545,bu,553,cu,517,du,367,eu,429,ib,287 2003.339.10:20:46.89/tpzero/5u,464,6u,580,7u,370,8u,277,ic,594 2003.339.10:20:49.13/tpical/1u,18124,2u,17939,3u,18437,4u,18191,ia,11546 2003.339.10:20:49.13/tpical/9u,18654,au,19226,bu,18922,cu,18750,du,19478,eu,19169 2003.339.10:20:49.13/tpical/ib,6149 2003.339.10:20:49.13/tpical/5u,18651,6u,18586,7u,18649,8u,18551,ic,19559 2003.339.10:20:49.14/tpdiff/1u,1914,2u,1846,3u,2246,4u,2177,ia,1375 2003.339.10:20:49.14/tpdiff/9u,2821,au,3024,bu,2722,cu,2553,du,3411,eu,2976,ib,884 2003.339.10:20:49.14/tpdiff/5u,2403,6u,2254,7u,2327,8u,2333,ic,2634 2003.339.10:20:49.31/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11546 2003.339.10:20:49.31/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6149 2003.339.10:20:49.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19559 2003.339.10:20:49.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:20:49.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:20:49.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:20:49.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:20:49.90/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,47.0,3u,38.7,4u,39.3,ia,39.6 2003.339.10:20:49.90/tsys/9u,38.9,au,37.3,bu,41.4,cu,44.2,du,33.1,eu,38.1,ib,40.5 2003.339.10:20:49.90/tsys/5u,36.1,6u,38.4,7u,37.7,8u,37.6,ic,34.1 2003.339.10:20:50.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.10:20:50.33/cable/2.4268E-04 2003.339.10:20:50.33:!2003.339.10:20:52 2003.339.10:20:52.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:20:52.00/disc_pos/433892503552,433763561120, 2003.339.10:20:52.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.10:20:52.02:midob 2003.339.10:20:52.75/tpi/1u,16218,2u,15807,3u,15634,4u,15973,ia,10169 2003.339.10:20:52.75/tpi/9u,15612,au,15899,bu,15757,cu,15916,du,15896,eu,15749,ib,5256 2003.339.10:20:52.75/tpi/5u,15620,6u,15906,7u,15694,8u,16175,ic,16917 2003.339.10:20:52.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10169 2003.339.10:20:52.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,5256 2003.339.10:20:52.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16917 2003.339.10:20:53.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:20:53.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:20:53.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:20:53.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:20:53.51/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,47.0,3u,38.8,4u,39.2,ia,39.6 2003.339.10:20:53.51/tsys/9u,39.0,au,37.3,bu,41.7,cu,44.3,du,33.3,eu,38.4,ib,40.5 2003.339.10:20:53.51/tsys/5u,36.1,6u,38.4,7u,37.6,8u,37.5,ic,34.1 2003.339.10:20:54.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:20:54.27/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.10:20:54.62/cable/2.4276E-04 2003.339.10:20:54.73/gps-fmout/S +9.2E-08 2003.339.10:20:56.72/wx/15.3,889.3,56.0 2003.339.10:20:56.77/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10173,5276,26,1pps 2003.339.10:20:56.82/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16933,110,24,1pps 2003.339.10:20:56.90/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.06,lock,16233,16348,38,1pps 2003.339.10:20:56.98/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16205,16061,33,1pps 2003.339.10:20:57.06/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,15908,15889,61,1pps 2003.339.10:20:58.17#antcn#TR $$/339.10:20:58.09 173.7312 44.1535 0.0004 0.0002 2003.339.10:20:58.17#antcn#CO 0.0405 -0.0803 -0.7967 0.0180 2003.339.10:20:58.79/mat/600B0179 2003.339.10:20:59.35/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.10:20:59.36:!2003.339.10:24:13 2003.339.10:20:59.71#setcl#time/187283383,1,2003,339,10,21,00.00,1.564,40.667,33 2003.339.10:20:59.71#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.10:24:13.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.10:24:13.01:disc_end 2003.339.10:24:13.50:disc_pos 2003.339.10:24:13.51/disc_pos/437143234408,433764561120, 2003.339.10:24:13.53:disc_check 2003.339.10:24:13.93/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d10h24m13.515s,29420,0.00250s,40000,1373404516, 2003.339.10:24:13.93:postob_mk5a 2003.339.10:24:13.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 418884 : 415376 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:24:13.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 418871 : 415375 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:24:13.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 418907 : 415368 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:24:13.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 418897 : 415365 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:24:13.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 418881 : 415392 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:24:13.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 418879 : 415371 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:24:13.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 418867 : 415369 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:24:14.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 418883 : 415365 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:24:14.00:scan_name=339-1031,r4100,98 2003.339.10:24:14.01:source=0642+449,064252.98,445430.9,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.10:24:15.10:setupsx 2003.339.10:24:24.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.10:24:24.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.10:24:24.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 149 ; 2003.339.10:24:24.33:!2003.339.10:30:51 2003.339.10:25:31.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.10:30:51.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:30:51.00/disc_pos/437143234408,437142234408, 2003.339.10:30:51.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.10:30:51.04:!2003.339.10:30:51 2003.339.10:30:51.05:preob 2003.339.10:30:52.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:30:53.48/tpi/1u,16273,2u,15961,3u,15982,4u,16253,ia,9851 2003.339.10:30:53.48/tpi/9u,15931,au,15972,bu,16047,cu,16054,du,16173,eu,16000,ib,5074 2003.339.10:30:53.48/tpi/5u,15623,6u,16209,7u,15794,8u,16109,ic,16334 2003.339.10:30:53.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9853 2003.339.10:30:53.66/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5073 2003.339.10:30:53.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16334 2003.339.10:30:55.89/tpzero/1u,496,2u,317,3u,391,4u,449,ia,271 2003.339.10:30:55.89/tpzero/9u,588,au,545,bu,550,cu,515,du,371,eu,426,ib,284 2003.339.10:30:55.89/tpzero/5u,459,6u,578,7u,367,8u,275,ic,590 2003.339.10:30:58.13/tpical/1u,18190,2u,17804,3u,18248,4u,18500,ia,11195 2003.339.10:30:58.13/tpical/9u,18769,au,18970,bu,18640,cu,18488,du,19460,eu,18805 2003.339.10:30:58.13/tpical/ib,5940 2003.339.10:30:58.13/tpical/5u,18077,6u,18450,7u,18047,8u,18476,ic,18922 2003.339.10:30:58.14/tpdiff/1u,1917,2u,1843,3u,2266,4u,2247,ia,1344 2003.339.10:30:58.14/tpdiff/9u,2838,au,2998,bu,2593,cu,2434,du,3287,eu,2805,ib,866 2003.339.10:30:58.14/tpdiff/5u,2454,6u,2241,7u,2253,8u,2367,ic,2588 2003.339.10:30:58.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,11195 2003.339.10:30:58.31/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5940 2003.339.10:30:58.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18922 2003.339.10:30:58.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:30:58.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:30:58.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:30:58.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:30:58.90/tsys/1u,45.3,2u,46.7,3u,37.8,4u,38.7,ia,39.2 2003.339.10:30:58.90/tsys/9u,38.9,au,37.0,bu,43.0,cu,46.0,du,34.6,eu,40.0,ib,39.8 2003.339.10:30:58.90/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,38.4,7u,37.7,8u,36.8,ic,33.5 2003.339.10:30:59.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.10:30:59.38/cable/2.4298E-04 2003.339.10:30:59.38:!2003.339.10:31:01 2003.339.10:31:01.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:31:01.00/disc_pos/437271142400,437142234408, 2003.339.10:31:01.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.10:31:01.02:midob 2003.339.10:31:01.76/tpi/1u,16049,2u,15656,3u,15435,4u,15890,ia,9854 2003.339.10:31:01.76/tpi/9u,15501,au,15640,bu,15670,cu,15705,du,16051,eu,15645,ib,5062 2003.339.10:31:01.76/tpi/5u,15639,6u,15835,7u,15782,8u,16126,ic,16348 2003.339.10:31:01.94/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9854 2003.339.10:31:01.94/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,125,eu,118,ib,5062 2003.339.10:31:01.94/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16348 2003.339.10:31:02.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:31:02.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:31:02.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:31:02.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:31:02.52/tsys/1u,45.3,2u,46.6,3u,37.9,4u,38.7,ia,39.2 2003.339.10:31:02.52/tsys/9u,39.1,au,37.0,bu,42.7,cu,45.9,du,34.3,eu,39.7,ib,39.7 2003.339.10:31:02.52/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,38.5,7u,37.6,8u,36.8,ic,33.5 2003.339.10:31:03.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:31:03.27/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.10:31:03.59/cable/2.4290E-04 2003.339.10:31:03.73/gps-fmout/S +1.31E-07 2003.339.10:31:03.74/wx/15.3,889.2,56.5 2003.339.10:31:03.80/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9858,5071,26,1pps 2003.339.10:31:03.85/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16362,110,24,1pps 2003.339.10:31:03.93/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16269,16331,38,1pps 2003.339.10:31:04.01/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15682,16034,33,1pps 2003.339.10:31:04.10/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.20,lock,15706,15844,61,1pps 2003.339.10:31:05.17#antcn#TR $$/339.10:31:05.09 39.9257 56.6443 -0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.10:31:05.17#antcn#CO 0.0503 -0.0458 -0.7967 0.0115 2003.339.10:31:06.34/mat/600B0202 2003.339.10:31:06.90/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.10:31:06.91:!2003.339.10:32:39 2003.339.10:31:07.71#setcl#time/187344182,1,2003,339,10,31,08.00,1.563,40.836,33 2003.339.10:31:07.71#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.10:32:39.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.10:32:39.01:disc_end 2003.339.10:32:39.50:disc_pos 2003.339.10:32:39.50/disc_pos/438874147000,437143234408, 2003.339.10:32:39.51:disc_check 2003.339.10:32:39.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d10h32m39.517s,24860,0.00250s,40000,6365131968, 2003.339.10:32:39.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.10:32:39.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 420549 : 417017 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:32:39.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 420535 : 417015 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:32:39.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 420571 : 417008 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:32:39.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 420561 : 417005 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:32:39.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 420546 : 417032 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:32:39.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 420543 : 417011 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:32:39.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 420531 : 417009 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:32:39.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 420547 : 417005 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:32:39.99:scan_name=339-1042,r4100,98 2003.339.10:32:39.99:source=cta26,033658.94,-015616.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.10:32:40.09:setupsx 2003.339.10:32:49.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.10:32:49.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.10:32:49.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 150 ; 2003.339.10:32:49.33:!2003.339.10:42:39 2003.339.10:34:20.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.10:42:39.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:42:39.01/disc_pos/438874147000,438873147000, 2003.339.10:42:39.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.10:42:39.05:!2003.339.10:42:39 2003.339.10:42:39.05:preob 2003.339.10:42:40.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:42:41.48/tpi/1u,16207,2u,16148,3u,16125,4u,16136,ia,9778 2003.339.10:42:41.48/tpi/9u,16080,au,16014,bu,15974,cu,16032,du,16057,eu,16000,ib,5126 2003.339.10:42:41.48/tpi/5u,16055,6u,16035,7u,16144,8u,15989,ic,16179 2003.339.10:42:41.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9778 2003.339.10:42:41.66/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5124 2003.339.10:42:41.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16181 2003.339.10:42:43.89/tpzero/1u,494,2u,322,3u,396,4u,450,ia,271 2003.339.10:42:43.89/tpzero/9u,589,au,546,bu,552,cu,516,du,372,eu,429,ib,285 2003.339.10:42:43.89/tpzero/5u,463,6u,575,7u,372,8u,275,ic,586 2003.339.10:42:46.13/tpical/1u,18109,2u,18034,3u,18423,4u,18381,ia,11119 2003.339.10:42:46.13/tpical/9u,18998,au,19107,bu,18728,cu,18574,du,19532,eu,18942 2003.339.10:42:46.13/tpical/ib,6006 2003.339.10:42:46.13/tpical/5u,18539,6u,18287,7u,18485,8u,18330,ic,18754 2003.339.10:42:46.14/tpdiff/1u,1902,2u,1886,3u,2298,4u,2245,ia,1341 2003.339.10:42:46.14/tpdiff/9u,2918,au,3093,bu,2754,cu,2542,du,3475,eu,2942,ib,880 2003.339.10:42:46.14/tpdiff/5u,2484,6u,2252,7u,2341,8u,2341,ic,2575 2003.339.10:42:46.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11119 2003.339.10:42:46.31/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,6006 2003.339.10:42:46.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18754 2003.339.10:42:46.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:42:46.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:42:46.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:42:46.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:42:46.90/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,46.2,3u,37.6,4u,38.4,ia,39.0 2003.339.10:42:46.90/tsys/9u,38.2,au,36.0,bu,40.3,cu,43.9,du,32.5,eu,38.1,ib,39.6 2003.339.10:42:46.90/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,37.8,7u,37.1,8u,36.9,ic,33.3 2003.339.10:42:47.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:42:47.36/cable/2.4216E-04 2003.339.10:42:47.36:!2003.339.10:42:49 2003.339.10:42:49.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:42:49.00/disc_pos/439002054656,438873147000, 2003.339.10:42:49.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.10:42:49.02:midob 2003.339.10:42:49.75/tpi/1u,16196,2u,15572,3u,15588,4u,15749,ia,9777 2003.339.10:42:49.75/tpi/9u,15775,au,15835,bu,15605,cu,15891,du,15974,eu,15837,ib,5147 2003.339.10:42:49.75/tpi/5u,15498,6u,16048,7u,15634,8u,15945,ic,16184 2003.339.10:42:49.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9777 2003.339.10:42:49.93/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5147 2003.339.10:42:49.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16184 2003.339.10:42:50.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:42:50.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:42:50.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:42:50.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:42:50.51/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,46.1,3u,37.8,4u,38.4,ia,39.0 2003.339.10:42:50.51/tsys/9u,38.8,au,36.4,bu,40.7,cu,44.5,du,32.9,eu,38.4,ib,39.8 2003.339.10:42:50.51/tsys/5u,34.6,6u,37.8,7u,37.2,8u,36.8,ic,33.3 2003.339.10:42:51.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:42:51.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:42:51.64/cable/2.4209E-04 2003.339.10:42:51.72/gps-fmout/S +1.39E-07 2003.339.10:42:53.12/wx/15.2,889.3,56.1 2003.339.10:42:53.17/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9771,5194,26,1pps 2003.339.10:42:53.22/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16170,110,24,1pps 2003.339.10:42:53.30/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16181,16239,38,1pps 2003.339.10:42:53.38/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16021,15858,33,1pps 2003.339.10:42:53.46/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,16025,16084,61,1pps 2003.339.10:42:54.17#antcn#TR $$/339.10:42:54.09 221.7411 59.1308 0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.10:42:54.17#antcn#CO 0.0081 -0.0568 -0.7967 0.0104 2003.339.10:42:54.87/mat/600B0161 2003.339.10:42:55.43/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.10:42:55.43:!2003.339.10:44:27 2003.339.10:42:55.71#setcl#time/187414981,1,2003,339,10,42,56.00,1.562,41.033,33 2003.339.10:42:55.71#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.10:44:27.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.10:44:27.00:disc_end 2003.339.10:44:27.49:disc_pos 2003.339.10:44:27.50/disc_pos/440604737616,438874147000, 2003.339.10:44:27.50:disc_check 2003.339.10:44:27.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d10h44m27.500s,23636,0.00250s,40000,9597130608, 2003.339.10:44:27.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.10:44:27.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 422212 : 418657 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:44:27.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 422198 : 418655 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:44:27.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 422236 : 418648 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:44:27.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 422224 : 418645 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:44:27.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 422211 : 418673 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:44:27.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 422206 : 418651 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:44:27.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 422194 : 418650 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:44:27.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 422210 : 418645 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:44:27.98:scan_name=339-1046,r4100,203 2003.339.10:44:27.98:source=0515+208,051505.02,205143.7,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.10:44:28.08:setupsx 2003.339.10:44:37.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.10:44:37.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.10:44:37.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 151 ; 2003.339.10:44:37.30:!2003.339.10:46:47 2003.339.10:45:32.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.10:46:47.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:46:47.00/disc_pos/440604737616,440603737616, 2003.339.10:46:47.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.10:46:47.04:!2003.339.10:46:47 2003.339.10:46:47.05:preob 2003.339.10:46:48.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:46:49.48/tpi/1u,16161,2u,16010,3u,16055,4u,16038,ia,9908 2003.339.10:46:49.48/tpi/9u,16092,au,16035,bu,15932,cu,16013,du,16063,eu,16000,ib,5103 2003.339.10:46:49.48/tpi/5u,16182,6u,16197,7u,15776,8u,16098,ic,16326 2003.339.10:46:49.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9898 2003.339.10:46:49.66/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5100 2003.339.10:46:49.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16326 2003.339.10:46:51.89/tpzero/1u,494,2u,317,3u,393,4u,447,ia,271 2003.339.10:46:51.89/tpzero/9u,588,au,544,bu,551,cu,514,du,372,eu,428,ib,284 2003.339.10:46:51.89/tpzero/5u,465,6u,580,7u,367,8u,277,ic,590 2003.339.10:46:54.13/tpical/1u,18137,2u,17897,3u,18365,4u,18336,ia,11292 2003.339.10:46:54.13/tpical/9u,18967,au,19095,bu,18676,cu,18531,du,19560,eu,18970 2003.339.10:46:54.13/tpical/ib,5995 2003.339.10:46:54.13/tpical/5u,18759,6u,18524,7u,18161,8u,18515,ic,18983 2003.339.10:46:54.14/tpdiff/1u,1976,2u,1887,3u,2310,4u,2298,ia,1384 2003.339.10:46:54.14/tpdiff/9u,2875,au,3060,bu,2744,cu,2518,du,3497,eu,2970,ib,892 2003.339.10:46:54.14/tpdiff/5u,2577,6u,2327,7u,2385,8u,2417,ic,2657 2003.339.10:46:54.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11292 2003.339.10:46:54.31/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5995 2003.339.10:46:54.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18983 2003.339.10:46:54.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:46:54.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:46:54.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:46:54.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:46:54.90/tsys/1u,43.6,2u,45.7,3u,37.3,4u,37.3,ia,38.3 2003.339.10:46:54.90/tsys/9u,38.8,au,36.4,bu,40.4,cu,44.3,du,32.3,eu,37.8,ib,38.9 2003.339.10:46:54.90/tsys/5u,33.5,6u,36.9,7u,35.5,8u,36.0,ic,32.6 2003.339.10:46:55.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:46:55.33/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.10:46:55.33:!2003.339.10:46:57 2003.339.10:46:57.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:46:57.00/disc_pos/440732696576,440603737616, 2003.339.10:46:57.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.10:46:57.01:midob 2003.339.10:46:57.76/tpi/1u,16147,2u,15663,3u,15494,4u,15657,ia,9907 2003.339.10:46:57.76/tpi/9u,16320,au,15688,bu,15637,cu,16014,du,16059,eu,15738,ib,5101 2003.339.10:46:57.76/tpi/5u,15625,6u,15768,7u,15837,8u,16081,ic,16352 2003.339.10:46:57.94/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9907 2003.339.10:46:57.94/tpgain/9u,124,au,97,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5101 2003.339.10:46:57.94/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16352 2003.339.10:46:58.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:46:58.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:46:58.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:46:58.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:46:58.52/tsys/1u,43.6,2u,45.5,3u,37.4,4u,37.3,ia,38.3 2003.339.10:46:58.52/tsys/9u,38.7,au,36.4,bu,40.3,cu,44.3,du,32.3,eu,37.8,ib,38.9 2003.339.10:46:58.52/tsys/5u,33.6,6u,36.9,7u,35.7,8u,36.0,ic,32.6 2003.339.10:46:59.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:46:59.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:46:59.64/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.10:46:59.73/gps-fmout/S +1.62E-07 2003.339.10:47:02.74/wx/15.2,889.3,56.5 2003.339.10:47:02.79/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9914,5102,26,1pps 2003.339.10:47:02.84/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16378,110,24,1pps 2003.339.10:47:02.92/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.18,lock,16128,16200,38,1pps 2003.339.10:47:03.00/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15668,16055,33,1pps 2003.339.10:47:03.08/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.12,lock,16357,15953,61,1pps 2003.339.10:47:04.18#antcn#TR $$/339.10:47:04.10 108.7301 86.3802 0.0015 0.0002 2003.339.10:47:04.18#antcn#CO -0.1493 -0.0186 -0.7967 0.0011 2003.339.10:47:04.95/mat/600B0186 2003.339.10:47:05.53/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.10:47:05.53:!2003.339.10:50:20 2003.339.10:47:05.72#setcl#time/187439981,1,2003,339,10,47,06.00,1.559,41.102,32 2003.339.10:47:05.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.10:50:20.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.10:50:20.00:disc_end 2003.339.10:50:20.49:disc_pos 2003.339.10:50:20.50/disc_pos/444015425920,440604737616, 2003.339.10:50:20.51:disc_check 2003.339.10:50:20.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d10h50m20.500s,16844,0.00250s,40000,2237318488, 2003.339.10:50:20.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.10:50:20.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 425478 : 421899 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:50:20.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 425464 : 421898 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:50:20.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 425502 : 421890 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:50:20.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 425490 : 421887 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:50:20.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 425477 : 421915 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:50:20.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 425472 : 421893 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:50:20.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 425463 : 421893 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:50:20.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 425476 : 421887 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:50:21.00:scan_name=339-1052,r4100,98 2003.339.10:50:21.00:source=0552+398,055201.37,394821.9,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.10:50:21.09:setupsx 2003.339.10:50:30.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.10:50:30.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.10:50:30.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 152 ; 2003.339.10:50:30.34:!2003.339.10:52:33 2003.339.10:51:12.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.10:52:33.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:52:33.00/disc_pos/444015425920,444014425920, 2003.339.10:52:33.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.10:52:33.05:!2003.339.10:52:33 2003.339.10:52:33.05:preob 2003.339.10:52:34.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:52:35.48/tpi/1u,16216,2u,16184,3u,16145,4u,16026,ia,9695 2003.339.10:52:35.48/tpi/9u,16184,au,16247,bu,16089,cu,16281,du,16215,eu,16196,ib,5106 2003.339.10:52:35.48/tpi/5u,16118,6u,16326,7u,15984,8u,16036,ic,16254 2003.339.10:52:35.66/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9695 2003.339.10:52:35.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,5106 2003.339.10:52:35.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16254 2003.339.10:52:37.89/tpzero/1u,497,2u,324,3u,398,4u,448,ia,270 2003.339.10:52:37.89/tpzero/9u,591,au,549,bu,555,cu,519,du,377,eu,432,ib,283 2003.339.10:52:37.89/tpzero/5u,463,6u,584,7u,368,8u,277,ic,588 2003.339.10:52:40.13/tpical/1u,18187,2u,18066,3u,18471,4u,18295,ia,11031 2003.339.10:52:40.13/tpical/9u,19096,au,19327,bu,18862,cu,18823,du,19720,eu,19185 2003.339.10:52:40.13/tpical/ib,5988 2003.339.10:52:40.13/tpical/5u,18609,6u,18719,7u,18225,8u,18399,ic,18809 2003.339.10:52:40.14/tpdiff/1u,1971,2u,1882,3u,2326,4u,2269,ia,1336 2003.339.10:52:40.14/tpdiff/9u,2912,au,3080,bu,2773,cu,2542,du,3505,eu,2989,ib,882 2003.339.10:52:40.14/tpdiff/5u,2491,6u,2393,7u,2241,8u,2363,ic,2555 2003.339.10:52:40.31/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11031 2003.339.10:52:40.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,126,eu,120,ib,5988 2003.339.10:52:40.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18809 2003.339.10:52:40.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:52:40.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:52:40.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:52:40.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:52:40.90/tsys/1u,43.9,2u,46.3,3u,37.2,4u,37.8,ia,38.8 2003.339.10:52:40.90/tsys/9u,38.6,au,36.7,bu,40.3,cu,44.6,du,32.5,eu,38.0,ib,39.4 2003.339.10:52:40.90/tsys/5u,34.6,6u,36.2,7u,38.3,8u,36.7,ic,33.7 2003.339.10:52:41.04/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:52:41.40/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.10:52:41.40:!2003.339.10:52:43 2003.339.10:52:43.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:52:43.00/disc_pos/444143435776,444014425920, 2003.339.10:52:43.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.10:52:43.03:midob 2003.339.10:52:43.78/tpi/1u,16011,2u,15606,3u,15626,4u,15657,ia,9687 2003.339.10:52:43.78/tpi/9u,16213,au,15924,bu,15607,cu,15975,du,15989,eu,15668,ib,5110 2003.339.10:52:43.78/tpi/5u,15564,6u,15815,7u,15947,8u,16019,ic,16234 2003.339.10:52:43.96/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9687 2003.339.10:52:43.96/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5110 2003.339.10:52:43.96/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16234 2003.339.10:52:44.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:52:44.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:52:44.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:52:44.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:52:44.55/tsys/1u,43.9,2u,46.2,3u,37.4,4u,37.8,ia,38.8 2003.339.10:52:44.55/tsys/9u,38.6,au,36.7,bu,40.5,cu,44.7,du,32.6,eu,38.0,ib,39.4 2003.339.10:52:44.55/tsys/5u,34.6,6u,35.9,7u,38.2,8u,36.6,ic,33.7 2003.339.10:52:45.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:52:45.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:52:45.62/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.10:52:45.72/gps-fmout/S +1.61E-07 2003.339.10:52:48.80/wx/15.3,889.2,55.7 2003.339.10:52:48.85/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9694,5114,26,1pps 2003.339.10:52:48.90/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16227,110,24,1pps 2003.339.10:52:48.98/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.24,lock,16216,16138,38,1pps 2003.339.10:52:49.06/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16112,15950,33,1pps 2003.339.10:52:49.14/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16210,16096,61,1pps 2003.339.10:52:50.17#antcn#TR $$/339.10:52:50.09 26.4886 69.7412 -0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.10:52:50.17#antcn#CO 0.0314 -0.0241 -0.7967 0.0065 2003.339.10:52:51.20/mat/600B0281 2003.339.10:52:51.69#setcl#time/187474578,1,2003,339,10,52,52.00,1.573,41.198,35 2003.339.10:52:51.69#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.10:52:52.25/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.10:52:52.25:!2003.339.10:54:21 2003.339.10:54:21.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.10:54:21.00:disc_end 2003.339.10:54:21.48:disc_pos 2003.339.10:54:21.49/disc_pos/445746121664,444015425920, 2003.339.10:54:21.49:disc_check 2003.339.10:54:21.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d10h54m21.508s,29356,0.00250s,40000,2125411744, 2003.339.10:54:21.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.10:54:21.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 427141 : 423540 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:54:21.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 427129 : 423538 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:54:21.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 427165 : 423530 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:54:21.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 427154 : 423527 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:54:21.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 427140 : 423555 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:54:21.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 427136 : 423533 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:54:21.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 427126 : 423533 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:54:21.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 427141 : 423528 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:54:21.99:scan_name=339-1056,r4100,98 2003.339.10:54:21.99:source=0202+149,020207.39,145950.8,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.10:54:22.09:setupsx 2003.339.10:54:24.18;"weather-moon and many stars visible through thin clouds 2003.339.10:54:31.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.10:54:31.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.10:54:31.35/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 153 ; 2003.339.10:54:31.35:!2003.339.10:56:37 2003.339.10:56:36.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.10:56:37.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:56:37.00/disc_pos/445746121664,445745121664, 2003.339.10:56:37.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.10:56:37.04:!2003.339.10:56:37 2003.339.10:56:37.05:preob 2003.339.10:56:38.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:56:39.49/tpi/1u,16166,2u,16323,3u,16352,4u,16225,ia,10063 2003.339.10:56:39.49/tpi/9u,16058,au,16222,bu,16191,cu,16212,du,16101,eu,16118,ib,5144 2003.339.10:56:39.49/tpi/5u,15877,6u,16324,7u,16072,8u,15925,ic,16625 2003.339.10:56:39.67/tpgain/1u,139,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10062 2003.339.10:56:39.67/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5154 2003.339.10:56:39.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16621 2003.339.10:56:41.90/tpzero/1u,491,2u,321,3u,396,4u,449,ia,273 2003.339.10:56:41.90/tpzero/9u,587,au,548,bu,556,cu,519,du,371,eu,430,ib,285 2003.339.10:56:41.90/tpzero/5u,461,6u,580,7u,370,8u,274,ic,592 2003.339.10:56:44.14/tpical/1u,18069,2u,18198,3u,18639,4u,18456,ia,11427 2003.339.10:56:44.14/tpical/9u,18876,au,19321,bu,18950,cu,18804,du,19505,eu,19152 2003.339.10:56:44.14/tpical/ib,6049 2003.339.10:56:44.14/tpical/5u,18337,6u,18624,7u,18376,8u,18278,ic,19239 2003.339.10:56:44.15/tpdiff/1u,1903,2u,1875,3u,2287,4u,2231,ia,1364 2003.339.10:56:44.15/tpdiff/9u,2818,au,3099,bu,2759,cu,2592,du,3404,eu,3034,ib,905 2003.339.10:56:44.15/tpdiff/5u,2460,6u,2300,7u,2304,8u,2353,ic,2614 2003.339.10:56:44.32/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11427 2003.339.10:56:44.32/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,6049 2003.339.10:56:44.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19239 2003.339.10:56:44.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:56:44.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:56:44.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:56:44.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:56:44.91/tsys/1u,45.3,2u,46.9,3u,38.4,4u,38.9,ia,39.5 2003.339.10:56:44.91/tsys/9u,39.5,au,36.4,bu,40.8,cu,43.6,du,33.3,eu,37.2,ib,38.7 2003.339.10:56:44.91/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,37.6,7u,37.5,8u,36.6,ic,33.7 2003.339.10:56:45.07/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:56:45.43/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.10:56:45.43:!2003.339.10:56:47 2003.339.10:56:47.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:56:47.00/disc_pos/445874020352,445745121664, 2003.339.10:56:47.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.10:56:47.03:midob 2003.339.10:56:47.79/tpi/1u,16172,2u,15764,3u,15553,4u,15808,ia,10076 2003.339.10:56:47.79/tpi/9u,15754,au,15887,bu,15703,cu,16003,du,16155,eu,15723,ib,5174 2003.339.10:56:47.79/tpi/5u,15909,6u,16015,7u,15483,8u,15944,ic,16652 2003.339.10:56:47.97/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10076 2003.339.10:56:47.97/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,117,ib,5174 2003.339.10:56:47.97/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16652 2003.339.10:56:48.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:56:48.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:56:48.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:56:48.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:56:48.55/tsys/1u,45.3,2u,46.9,3u,38.6,4u,38.8,ia,39.5 2003.339.10:56:48.55/tsys/9u,39.4,au,36.4,bu,40.9,cu,43.9,du,33.4,eu,37.6,ib,38.9 2003.339.10:56:48.55/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,37.9,7u,37.4,8u,36.6,ic,33.8 2003.339.10:56:49.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:56:49.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.10:56:49.65/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.10:56:49.72/gps-fmout/S +1.30E-07 2003.339.10:56:52.95/wx/15.3,889.2,56.4 2003.339.10:56:53.00/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10071,5156,26,1pps 2003.339.10:56:53.05/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16644,110,24,1pps 2003.339.10:56:53.13/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.06,lock,16178,16269,38,1pps 2003.339.10:56:53.21/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15884,15752,33,1pps 2003.339.10:56:53.29/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,16019,16131,61,1pps 2003.339.10:56:54.17#antcn#TR $$/339.10:56:54.09 269.7491 44.9564 -0.0003 -0.0001 2003.339.10:56:54.17#antcn#CO 0.0296 -0.0645 -0.7967 0.0175 2003.339.10:56:54.86/mat/600B0228 2003.339.10:56:55.42/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.10:56:55.43:!2003.339.10:58:25 2003.339.10:56:55.72#setcl#time/187498980,1,2003,339,10,56,56.00,1.559,41.266,32 2003.339.10:56:55.72#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.10:58:25.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.10:58:25.01:disc_end 2003.339.10:58:25.49:disc_pos 2003.339.10:58:25.51/disc_pos/447477025016,445746121664, 2003.339.10:58:25.51:disc_check 2003.339.10:58:25.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d10h58m25.515s,38076,0.00250s,40000,2173207928, 2003.339.10:58:25.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.10:58:25.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 428806 : 425180 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:58:25.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 428793 : 425178 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:58:25.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 428829 : 425170 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:58:25.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 428819 : 425168 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:58:25.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 428804 : 425195 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:58:25.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 428800 : 425173 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:58:25.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 428790 : 425173 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:58:26.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 428805 : 425168 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.10:58:26.00:scan_name=339-1059,r4100,98 2003.339.10:58:26.01:source=0059+581,005943.47,580804.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.10:58:27.09:setupsx 2003.339.10:58:36.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.10:58:36.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.10:58:36.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 154 ; 2003.339.10:58:36.31:!2003.339.10:59:11 2003.339.10:59:02.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.10:59:11.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:59:11.00/disc_pos/447477025016,447476025016, 2003.339.10:59:11.02:disc_start=on 2003.339.10:59:11.06:!2003.339.10:59:11 2003.339.10:59:11.06:preob 2003.339.10:59:12.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:59:13.48/tpi/1u,16181,2u,16118,3u,16213,4u,16183,ia,10549 2003.339.10:59:13.48/tpi/9u,16319,au,16301,bu,16188,cu,16373,du,16357,eu,16201,ib,5405 2003.339.10:59:13.48/tpi/5u,16138,6u,15993,7u,16250,8u,16263,ic,17525 2003.339.10:59:13.66/tpgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10548 2003.339.10:59:13.66/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,5403 2003.339.10:59:13.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17525 2003.339.10:59:15.89/tpzero/1u,486,2u,313,3u,389,4u,445,ia,278 2003.339.10:59:15.89/tpzero/9u,588,au,543,bu,547,cu,515,du,367,eu,427,ib,287 2003.339.10:59:15.89/tpzero/5u,464,6u,573,7u,369,8u,276,ic,600 2003.339.10:59:18.13/tpical/1u,18029,2u,17944,3u,18436,4u,18364,ia,11945 2003.339.10:59:18.13/tpical/9u,19034,au,19252,bu,18767,cu,18780,du,19670,eu,18999 2003.339.10:59:18.13/tpical/ib,6296 2003.339.10:59:18.13/tpical/5u,18580,6u,18163,7u,18506,8u,18577,ic,20216 2003.339.10:59:18.14/tpdiff/1u,1848,2u,1826,3u,2223,4u,2181,ia,1396 2003.339.10:59:18.14/tpdiff/9u,2715,au,2951,bu,2579,cu,2407,du,3313,eu,2798,ib,891 2003.339.10:59:18.14/tpdiff/5u,2442,6u,2170,7u,2256,8u,2314,ic,2691 2003.339.10:59:18.31/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11945 2003.339.10:59:18.31/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,6296 2003.339.10:59:18.31/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,55,8u,65,ic,20216 2003.339.10:59:18.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:59:18.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:59:18.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:59:18.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:59:18.90/tsys/1u,46.7,2u,47.6,3u,39.2,4u,39.7,ia,40.5 2003.339.10:59:18.90/tsys/9u,41.7,au,38.4,bu,43.7,cu,47.4,du,34.8,eu,40.6,ib,41.4 2003.339.10:59:18.90/tsys/5u,35.3,6u,39.1,7u,38.7,8u,38.0,ic,34.6 2003.339.10:59:19.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.10:59:19.36/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.10:59:19.36:!2003.339.10:59:21 2003.339.10:59:21.00:disc_pos 2003.339.10:59:21.00/disc_pos/447604944896,447476025016, 2003.339.10:59:21.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.10:59:21.01:midob 2003.339.10:59:21.75/tpi/1u,16198,2u,15534,3u,15657,4u,15796,ia,10552 2003.339.10:59:21.75/tpi/9u,15780,au,15867,bu,15644,cu,15728,du,15859,eu,15868,ib,5405 2003.339.10:59:21.75/tpi/5u,15574,6u,16024,7u,15706,8u,15790,ic,17545 2003.339.10:59:21.93/tpgain/1u,136,2u,111,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10552 2003.339.10:59:21.93/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,115,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,5405 2003.339.10:59:21.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17545 2003.339.10:59:22.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.10:59:22.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.10:59:22.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.10:59:22.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.10:59:22.51/tsys/1u,46.8,2u,47.5,3u,39.3,4u,39.7,ia,40.5 2003.339.10:59:22.51/tsys/9u,41.7,au,38.2,bu,43.7,cu,47.5,du,34.8,eu,40.4,ib,41.4 2003.339.10:59:22.51/tsys/5u,35.4,6u,39.2,7u,38.8,8u,38.1,ic,34.6 2003.339.10:59:23.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.10:59:23.27/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.10:59:23.64/cable/2.4253E-04 2003.339.10:59:23.72/gps-fmout/S +1.64E-07 2003.339.10:59:24.12/wx/15.3,889.2,56.3 2003.339.10:59:24.18/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10552,5406,26,1pps 2003.339.10:59:24.23/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17549,110,24,1pps 2003.339.10:59:24.31/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16205,16142,38,1pps 2003.339.10:59:24.39/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16182,16063,33,1pps 2003.339.10:59:24.47/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,16024,16061,61,1pps 2003.339.10:59:25.17#antcn#TR $$/339.10:59:25.09 326.3228 32.5776 -0.0001 -0.0004 2003.339.10:59:25.17#antcn#CO 0.0470 -0.0667 -0.7967 0.0273 2003.339.10:59:25.55/mat/600B0225 2003.339.10:59:26.11/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.10:59:26.11:!2003.339.11:00:59 2003.339.10:59:26.69#setcl#time/187514077,1,2003,339,10,59,27.00,1.575,41.308,35 2003.339.10:59:26.69#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.11:00:59.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.11:00:59.00:disc_end 2003.339.11:00:59.49:disc_pos 2003.339.11:00:59.50/disc_pos/449207471312,447477025016, 2003.339.11:00:59.50:disc_check 2003.339.11:00:59.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d11h00m59.502s,27328,0.00250s,40000,733364452, 2003.339.11:00:59.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.11:00:59.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 430469 : 426820 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:00:59.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 430456 : 426818 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:00:59.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 430492 : 426810 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:00:59.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 430483 : 426809 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:00:59.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 430467 : 426835 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:00:59.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 430463 : 426813 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:00:59.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 430453 : 426813 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:00:59.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 430470 : 426807 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:00:59.98:scan_name=339-1102,r4100,329 2003.339.11:00:59.99:source=0537-441,053721.05,-440644.6,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.11:01:00.09:setupsx 2003.339.11:01:09.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.11:01:09.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.11:01:09.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 155 ; 2003.339.11:01:09.33:!2003.339.11:02:29 2003.339.11:02:25.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.11:02:29.00:disc_pos 2003.339.11:02:29.00/disc_pos/449207471312,449206471312, 2003.339.11:02:29.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.11:02:29.05:!2003.339.11:02:29 2003.339.11:02:29.06:preob 2003.339.11:02:30.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.11:02:31.47/tpi/1u,16228,2u,16179,3u,16336,4u,16307,ia,10625 2003.339.11:02:31.47/tpi/9u,16206,au,16327,bu,16062,cu,16138,du,16344,eu,16271,ib,5534 2003.339.11:02:31.47/tpi/5u,16271,6u,16128,7u,15859,8u,15905,ic,17701 2003.339.11:02:31.65/tpgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10625 2003.339.11:02:31.65/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,115,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,5540 2003.339.11:02:31.65/tpgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17701 2003.339.11:02:33.87/tpzero/1u,488,2u,313,3u,390,4u,448,ia,278 2003.339.11:02:33.87/tpzero/9u,582,au,544,bu,542,cu,507,du,362,eu,426,ib,289 2003.339.11:02:33.87/tpzero/5u,463,6u,574,7u,364,8u,272,ic,600 2003.339.11:02:36.10/tpical/1u,18025,2u,17958,3u,18514,4u,18447,ia,11994 2003.339.11:02:36.10/tpical/9u,18834,au,19184,bu,18559,cu,18446,du,19506,eu,19059 2003.339.11:02:36.10/tpical/ib,6426 2003.339.11:02:36.10/tpical/5u,18689,6u,18259,7u,17975,8u,18110,ic,20326 2003.339.11:02:36.11/tpdiff/1u,1797,2u,1779,3u,2178,4u,2140,ia,1369 2003.339.11:02:36.11/tpdiff/9u,2628,au,2857,bu,2497,cu,2308,du,3162,eu,2788,ib,892 2003.339.11:02:36.11/tpdiff/5u,2418,6u,2131,7u,2116,8u,2205,ic,2625 2003.339.11:02:36.28/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11994 2003.339.11:02:36.28/tpdiffgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,115,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,6426 2003.339.11:02:36.28/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20326 2003.339.11:02:36.86/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.11:02:36.86/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.11:02:36.86/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.11:02:36.86/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.11:02:36.87/tsys/1u,48.2,2u,49.1,3u,40.3,4u,40.8,ia,41.6 2003.339.11:02:36.87/tsys/9u,42.8,au,39.8,bu,44.8,cu,48.8,du,36.4,eu,40.9,ib,42.3 2003.339.11:02:36.87/tsys/5u,36.0,6u,40.1,7u,40.3,8u,39.0,ic,35.8 2003.339.11:02:37.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.11:02:37.38/cable/2.4260E-04 2003.339.11:02:37.38:!2003.339.11:02:39 2003.339.11:02:39.00:disc_pos 2003.339.11:02:39.00/disc_pos/449335427072,449206471312, 2003.339.11:02:39.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.11:02:39.01:midob 2003.339.11:02:39.75/tpi/1u,16241,2u,15562,3u,15760,4u,15904,ia,10628 2003.339.11:02:39.75/tpi/9u,15679,au,15700,bu,15794,cu,15827,du,15742,eu,15742,ib,5537 2003.339.11:02:39.75/tpi/5u,15722,6u,16134,7u,15859,8u,15923,ic,17709 2003.339.11:02:39.93/tpgain/1u,136,2u,111,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10628 2003.339.11:02:39.93/tpgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,5537 2003.339.11:02:39.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17709 2003.339.11:02:40.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.11:02:40.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.11:02:40.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.11:02:40.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.11:02:40.51/tsys/1u,48.2,2u,48.9,3u,40.4,4u,40.7,ia,41.6 2003.339.11:02:40.51/tsys/9u,42.9,au,39.9,bu,44.8,cu,48.8,du,36.2,eu,41.0,ib,42.4 2003.339.11:02:40.51/tsys/5u,36.1,6u,40.2,7u,40.3,8u,39.0,ic,35.8 2003.339.11:02:41.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.11:02:41.31/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.11:02:41.67/cable/2.4268E-04 2003.339.11:02:42.72/gps-fmout/S +1.85E-07 2003.339.11:02:44.50/wx/15.3,889.2,56.0 2003.339.11:02:44.55/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10640,5535,26,1pps 2003.339.11:02:44.60/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17730,110,24,1pps 2003.339.11:02:44.68/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16243,16178,38,1pps 2003.339.11:02:44.76/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.20,lock,15717,16227,33,1pps 2003.339.11:02:44.84/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.20, 4.74,lock,15945,15880,61,1pps 2003.339.11:02:45.16#antcn#TR $$/339.11:02:45.09 176.2209 23.5781 -0.0001 -0.0000 2003.339.11:02:45.16#antcn#CO 0.0507 -0.1032 -0.7967 0.0398 2003.339.11:02:45.92/mat/600B0164 2003.339.11:02:46.48/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.11:02:46.48:!2003.339.11:08:08 2003.339.11:02:46.70#setcl#time/187534078,1,2003,339,11,02,47.00,1.567,41.363,34 2003.339.11:02:46.70#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.11:08:08.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.11:08:08.00:disc_end 2003.339.11:08:08.48:disc_pos 2003.339.11:08:08.49/disc_pos/454634091408,449207471312, 2003.339.11:08:08.50:disc_check 2003.339.11:08:08.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d11h08m08.502s,9040,0.00250s,40000,1437398192, 2003.339.11:08:08.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.11:08:08.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 435658 : 431985 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:08:08.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 435644 : 431984 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:08:08.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 435681 : 431975 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:08:08.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 435671 : 431974 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:08:08.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 435656 : 432000 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:08:08.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 435653 : 431978 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:08:08.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 435643 : 431979 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:08:08.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 435659 : 431972 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:08:08.98:scan_name=339-1109,r4100,291 2003.339.11:08:08.98:source=0014+813,001404.48,811828.2,1950.0,cw 2003.339.11:08:09.09:setupsx 2003.339.11:08:18.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.11:08:18.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.11:08:18.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 156 ; 2003.339.11:08:18.30:!2003.339.11:09:49 2003.339.11:09:46.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.11:09:49.00:disc_pos 2003.339.11:09:49.00/disc_pos/454634091408,454633091408, 2003.339.11:09:49.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.11:09:49.04:!2003.339.11:09:49 2003.339.11:09:49.05:preob 2003.339.11:09:50.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.11:09:51.47/tpi/1u,16196,2u,16149,3u,16315,4u,16184,ia,10802 2003.339.11:09:51.47/tpi/9u,15890,au,16034,bu,16096,cu,16180,du,16073,eu,16039,ib,5552 2003.339.11:09:51.47/tpi/5u,15969,6u,15956,7u,16105,8u,16161,ic,18012 2003.339.11:09:51.65/tpgain/1u,135,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10802 2003.339.11:09:51.65/tpgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5553 2003.339.11:09:51.65/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,64,ic,18012 2003.339.11:09:53.88/tpzero/1u,486,2u,313,3u,387,4u,444,ia,280 2003.339.11:09:53.88/tpzero/9u,577,au,539,bu,542,cu,509,du,358,eu,422,ib,290 2003.339.11:09:53.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,571,7u,367,8u,275,ic,603 2003.339.11:09:56.12/tpical/1u,18004,2u,17922,3u,18482,4u,18282,ia,12200 2003.339.11:09:56.12/tpical/9u,18550,au,18855,bu,18613,cu,18524,du,19200,eu,18802 2003.339.11:09:56.12/tpical/ib,6448 2003.339.11:09:56.12/tpical/5u,18326,6u,18094,7u,18288,8u,18421,ic,20711 2003.339.11:09:56.13/tpdiff/1u,1808,2u,1773,3u,2167,4u,2098,ia,1398 2003.339.11:09:56.13/tpdiff/9u,2660,au,2821,bu,2517,cu,2344,du,3127,eu,2763,ib,896 2003.339.11:09:56.13/tpdiff/5u,2357,6u,2138,7u,2183,8u,2260,ic,2699 2003.339.11:09:56.30/tpdiffgain/1u,135,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12200 2003.339.11:09:56.30/tpdiffgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,6448 2003.339.11:09:56.30/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20711 2003.339.11:09:56.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.11:09:56.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.11:09:56.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.11:09:56.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.11:09:56.89/tsys/1u,47.8,2u,49.1,3u,40.4,4u,41.3,ia,41.4 2003.339.11:09:56.89/tsys/9u,41.4,au,39.5,bu,44.5,cu,48.1,du,36.2,eu,40.7,ib,42.3 2003.339.11:09:56.89/tsys/5u,36.2,6u,39.6,7u,39.7,8u,38.7,ic,35.5 2003.339.11:09:57.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.11:09:57.38/cable/2.4187E-04 2003.339.11:09:57.38:!2003.339.11:09:59 2003.339.11:09:59.00:disc_pos 2003.339.11:09:59.00/disc_pos/454761971712,454633091408, 2003.339.11:09:59.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.11:09:59.03:midob 2003.339.11:09:59.78/tpi/1u,16183,2u,15575,3u,15724,4u,15740,ia,10802 2003.339.11:09:59.78/tpi/9u,15655,au,15719,bu,15834,cu,15868,du,15778,eu,15791,ib,5551 2003.339.11:09:59.78/tpi/5u,16001,6u,15993,7u,15534,8u,15852,ic,18024 2003.339.11:09:59.96/tpgain/1u,135,2u,110,3u,102,4u,80,ia,10802 2003.339.11:09:59.96/tpgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,5551 2003.339.11:09:59.96/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18024 2003.339.11:10:00.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.11:10:00.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.11:10:00.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.11:10:00.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.11:10:00.55/tsys/1u,47.8,2u,49.1,3u,40.5,4u,41.1,ia,41.4 2003.339.11:10:00.55/tsys/9u,41.5,au,39.6,bu,44.5,cu,48.2,du,36.1,eu,40.8,ib,42.3 2003.339.11:10:00.55/tsys/5u,36.3,6u,39.7,7u,39.7,8u,39.1,ic,35.5 2003.339.11:10:01.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.11:10:01.28/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.11:10:01.65/cable/2.4187E-04 2003.339.11:10:01.72/gps-fmout/S +1.21E-07 2003.339.11:10:01.73/wx/15.3,889.1,56.1 2003.339.11:10:01.79/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10796,5547,26,1pps 2003.339.11:10:01.84/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18021,109,24,1pps 2003.339.11:10:01.92/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.44, 6.76,lock,16192,16204,38,1pps 2003.339.11:10:02.00/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,16005,15822,33,1pps 2003.339.11:10:02.08/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.20, 4.74,lock,15922,15896,61,1pps 2003.339.11:10:03.16#antcn#TR $$/339.11:10:03.09 351.1092 23.6814 0.0001 0.0000 2003.339.11:10:03.16#antcn#CO 0.0533 -0.0756 -0.7967 0.0397 2003.339.11:10:03.55/mat/600B0147 2003.339.11:10:04.10/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.11:10:04.10:!2003.339.11:14:50 2003.339.11:10:04.71#setcl#time/187577878,1,2003,339,11,10,05.00,1.562,41.485,33 2003.339.11:10:04.71#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.11:14:50.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.11:14:50.00:disc_end 2003.339.11:14:50.48:disc_pos 2003.339.11:14:50.49/disc_pos/459452879288,454634091408, 2003.339.11:14:50.50:disc_check 2003.339.11:14:50.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d11h14m50.510s,7332,0.00250s,40000,1613333828, 2003.339.11:14:50.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.11:14:50.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 440267 : 436570 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:14:50.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 440255 : 436569 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:14:50.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 440290 : 436560 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:14:50.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 440281 : 436561 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:14:50.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 440265 : 436585 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:14:50.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 440262 : 436564 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:14:50.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 440252 : 436564 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:14:50.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 440268 : 436557 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:14:50.98:scan_name=339-1124,r4100,179 2003.339.11:14:50.98:source=0454-234,045457.28,-232928.3,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.11:14:51.08:setupsx 2003.339.11:15:00.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.11:15:00.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.11:15:00.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 157 ; 2003.339.11:15:00.33:!2003.339.11:23:52 2003.339.11:16:21.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.11:23:52.00:disc_pos 2003.339.11:23:52.00/disc_pos/459452879288,459451879288, 2003.339.11:23:52.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.11:23:52.05:!2003.339.11:23:52 2003.339.11:23:52.05:preob 2003.339.11:23:53.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.11:23:54.47/tpi/1u,16306,2u,16231,3u,16306,4u,16226,ia,10060 2003.339.11:23:54.47/tpi/9u,16194,au,16230,bu,15870,cu,16124,du,15965,eu,15830,ib,5257 2003.339.11:23:54.47/tpi/5u,16041,6u,16234,7u,16149,8u,16071,ic,16749 2003.339.11:23:54.65/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10056 2003.339.11:23:54.65/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,5244 2003.339.11:23:54.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16749 2003.339.11:23:56.88/tpzero/1u,494,2u,320,3u,394,4u,447,ia,272 2003.339.11:23:56.88/tpzero/9u,587,au,545,bu,547,cu,517,du,367,eu,425,ib,286 2003.339.11:23:56.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,577,7u,370,8u,275,ic,593 2003.339.11:23:59.12/tpical/1u,18200,2u,18082,3u,18565,4u,18455,ia,11408 2003.339.11:23:59.12/tpical/9u,18886,au,19204,bu,18547,cu,18654,du,19363,eu,18753 2003.339.11:23:59.12/tpical/ib,6142 2003.339.11:23:59.12/tpical/5u,18451,6u,18429,7u,18431,8u,18347,ic,19342 2003.339.11:23:59.13/tpdiff/1u,1894,2u,1851,3u,2259,4u,2229,ia,1348 2003.339.11:23:59.13/tpdiff/9u,2692,au,2974,bu,2677,cu,2530,du,3398,eu,2923,ib,885 2003.339.11:23:59.13/tpdiff/5u,2410,6u,2195,7u,2282,8u,2276,ic,2593 2003.339.11:23:59.30/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11408 2003.339.11:23:59.30/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,6142 2003.339.11:23:59.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19342 2003.339.11:23:59.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.11:23:59.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.11:23:59.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.11:23:59.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.11:23:59.89/tsys/1u,45.9,2u,47.3,3u,38.7,4u,38.9,ia,39.9 2003.339.11:23:59.89/tsys/9u,41.7,au,38.0,bu,41.2,cu,44.4,du,33.1,eu,37.9,ib,40.4 2003.339.11:23:59.89/tsys/5u,35.6,6u,39.2,7u,38.0,8u,38.2,ic,34.3 2003.339.11:24:00.00/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.11:24:00.37/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.11:24:00.37:!2003.339.11:24:02 2003.339.11:24:02.00:disc_pos 2003.339.11:24:02.00/disc_pos/459580825600,459451879288, 2003.339.11:24:02.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.11:24:02.02:midob 2003.339.11:24:02.75/tpi/1u,16027,2u,15631,3u,15457,4u,15781,ia,10054 2003.339.11:24:02.75/tpi/9u,15828,au,15861,bu,15639,cu,15844,du,16009,eu,15900,ib,5258 2003.339.11:24:02.75/tpi/5u,15462,6u,16195,7u,15535,8u,16027,ic,16744 2003.339.11:24:02.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10054 2003.339.11:24:02.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5258 2003.339.11:24:02.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16744 2003.339.11:24:03.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.11:24:03.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.11:24:03.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.11:24:03.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.11:24:03.51/tsys/1u,45.8,2u,47.1,3u,38.9,4u,38.8,ia,39.9 2003.339.11:24:03.51/tsys/9u,41.5,au,37.9,bu,41.3,cu,44.5,du,33.1,eu,38.1,ib,40.5 2003.339.11:24:03.51/tsys/5u,35.6,6u,39.1,7u,37.9,8u,38.1,ic,34.3 2003.339.11:24:04.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.11:24:04.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.11:24:04.58/cable/2.4253E-04 2003.339.11:24:04.72/gps-fmout/S +1.35E-07 2003.339.11:24:07.06/wx/15.2,889.1,56.5 2003.339.11:24:07.12/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10043,5254,26,1pps 2003.339.11:24:07.17/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16725,110,24,1pps 2003.339.11:24:07.25/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16277,16359,38,1pps 2003.339.11:24:07.33/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16017,15868,33,1pps 2003.339.11:24:07.41/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,16113,16106,61,1pps 2003.339.11:24:08.16#antcn#TR $$/339.11:24:08.09 193.8337 43.1839 0.0001 0.0001 2003.339.11:24:08.16#antcn#CO 0.0369 -0.0806 -0.7967 0.0186 2003.339.11:24:08.34/mat/600B0114 2003.339.11:24:08.71#setcl#time/187662277,1,2003,339,11,24,09.00,1.559,41.720,33 2003.339.11:24:08.71#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.11:24:09.21/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.11:24:09.21:!2003.339.11:27:01 2003.339.11:27:01.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.11:27:01.00:disc_end 2003.339.11:27:01.48:disc_pos 2003.339.11:27:01.48/disc_pos/462479348872,459452879288, 2003.339.11:27:01.49:disc_check 2003.339.11:27:01.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d11h27m01.498s,15720,0.00250s,40000,8669322028, 2003.339.11:27:01.89:postob_mk5a 2003.339.11:27:01.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 443166 : 439447 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:27:01.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 443154 : 439445 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:27:01.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 443189 : 439436 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:27:01.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 443180 : 439437 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:27:01.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 443164 : 439461 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:27:01.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 443163 : 439440 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:27:01.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 443151 : 439440 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:27:01.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 443169 : 439434 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:27:01.97:scan_name=339-1134b,r4100,492 2003.339.11:27:01.97:source=1023+131,102316.27,130905.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.11:27:02.09:setupsx 2003.339.11:27:11.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.11:27:11.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.11:27:11.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 158 ; 2003.339.11:27:11.33:!2003.339.11:34:32 2003.339.11:28:07.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.11:34:32.00:disc_pos 2003.339.11:34:32.01/disc_pos/462479348872,462478348872, 2003.339.11:34:32.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.11:34:32.05:!2003.339.11:34:32 2003.339.11:34:32.05:preob 2003.339.11:34:33.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.11:34:34.48/tpi/1u,16309,2u,15994,3u,16156,4u,16028,ia,10714 2003.339.11:34:34.48/tpi/9u,16040,au,15905,bu,15966,cu,16139,du,15939,eu,15924,ib,5813 2003.339.11:34:34.48/tpi/5u,15922,6u,16280,7u,15979,8u,16078,ic,17899 2003.339.11:34:34.66/tpgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10705 2003.339.11:34:34.66/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,120,eu,115,ib,5823 2003.339.11:34:34.66/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17886 2003.339.11:34:36.89/tpzero/1u,488,2u,311,3u,386,4u,441,ia,279 2003.339.11:34:36.89/tpzero/9u,584,au,538,bu,544,cu,511,du,358,eu,423,ib,291 2003.339.11:34:36.89/tpzero/5u,460,6u,575,7u,365,8u,272,ic,602 2003.339.11:34:39.13/tpical/1u,18148,2u,17738,3u,18293,4u,18108,ia,12087 2003.339.11:34:39.13/tpical/9u,18666,au,18727,bu,18488,cu,18486,du,19069,eu,18615 2003.339.11:34:39.13/tpical/ib,6661 2003.339.11:34:39.13/tpical/5u,18190,6u,18400,7u,18110,8u,18244,ic,20533 2003.339.11:34:39.14/tpdiff/1u,1839,2u,1744,3u,2137,4u,2080,ia,1373 2003.339.11:34:39.14/tpdiff/9u,2626,au,2822,bu,2522,cu,2347,du,3130,eu,2691,ib,848 2003.339.11:34:39.14/tpdiff/5u,2268,6u,2120,7u,2131,8u,2166,ic,2634 2003.339.11:34:39.31/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12087 2003.339.11:34:39.31/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,120,eu,115,ib,6661 2003.339.11:34:39.31/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20533 2003.339.11:34:39.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.11:34:39.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.11:34:39.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.11:34:39.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.11:34:39.90/tsys/1u,47.3,2u,49.5,3u,40.6,4u,41.2,ia,41.8 2003.339.11:34:39.90/tsys/9u,42.4,au,39.2,bu,44.0,cu,47.9,du,35.8,eu,41.5,ib,46.9 2003.339.11:34:39.90/tsys/5u,37.5,6u,40.7,7u,40.3,8u,40.1,ic,36.1 2003.339.11:34:40.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.11:34:40.37/cable/2.4253E-04 2003.339.11:34:40.37:!2003.339.11:34:42 2003.339.11:34:42.00:disc_pos 2003.339.11:34:42.00/disc_pos/462607241216,462478348872, 2003.339.11:34:42.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.11:34:42.01:midob 2003.339.11:34:42.77/tpi/1u,16022,2u,15657,3u,15567,4u,15998,ia,10701 2003.339.11:34:42.77/tpi/9u,15769,au,15600,bu,15656,cu,15829,du,16123,eu,15879,ib,5759 2003.339.11:34:42.77/tpi/5u,15892,6u,15839,7u,15967,8u,16020,ic,17872 2003.339.11:34:42.95/tpgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,102,4u,81,ia,10701 2003.339.11:34:42.95/tpgain/9u,118,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,121,eu,115,ib,5759 2003.339.11:34:42.95/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17872 2003.339.11:34:43.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.11:34:43.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.11:34:43.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.11:34:43.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.11:34:43.53/tsys/1u,47.2,2u,49.3,3u,40.7,4u,41.1,ia,41.7 2003.339.11:34:43.53/tsys/9u,42.4,au,39.3,bu,43.9,cu,48.0,du,35.7,eu,41.4,ib,46.4 2003.339.11:34:43.53/tsys/5u,37.4,6u,40.7,7u,40.3,8u,40.0,ic,36.1 2003.339.11:34:44.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.11:34:44.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.11:34:44.58/cable/2.4253E-04 2003.339.11:34:44.70/gps-fmout/S +1.50E-07 2003.339.11:34:45.06/wx/15.2,889.0,56.4 2003.339.11:34:45.12/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10702,5778,26,1pps 2003.339.11:34:45.17/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17873,110,24,1pps 2003.339.11:34:45.25/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16304,16272,38,1pps 2003.339.11:34:45.33/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,15896,15716,33,1pps 2003.339.11:34:45.41/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,16020,16208,61,1pps 2003.339.11:34:46.16#antcn#TR $$/339.11:34:46.08 85.4747 24.3190 0.0000 0.0004 2003.339.11:34:46.16#antcn#CO 0.0582 -0.0957 -0.7967 0.0385 2003.339.11:34:46.34/mat/600B0214 2003.339.11:34:46.70#setcl#time/187726075,1,2003,339,11,34,47.00,1.564,41.897,34 2003.339.11:34:46.70#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.11:34:47.20/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.11:34:47.20:!2003.339.11:42:54 2003.339.11:42:54.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.11:42:54.00:disc_end 2003.339.11:42:54.49:disc_pos 2003.339.11:42:54.50/disc_pos/470514071928,462479348872, 2003.339.11:42:54.50:disc_check 2003.339.11:42:54.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d11h42m54.515s,22920,0.00250s,40000,7213549744, 2003.339.11:42:54.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.11:42:54.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 450844 : 447099 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:42:54.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 450830 : 447098 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:42:54.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 450865 : 447089 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:42:54.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 450856 : 447090 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:42:54.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 450840 : 447114 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:42:54.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 450840 : 447094 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:42:54.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 450827 : 447093 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:42:54.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 450845 : 447087 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:42:54.98:scan_name=339-1157,r4100,98 2003.339.11:42:54.98:source=0727-115,072758.08,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.11:42:55.08:setupsx 2003.339.11:43:04.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.11:43:04.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.11:43:04.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 159 ; 2003.339.11:43:04.32:!2003.339.11:57:01 2003.339.11:43:31.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.11:44:34.91;"weather-moon and many stars visible 2003.339.11:57:01.00:disc_pos 2003.339.11:57:01.00/disc_pos/470514071928,470513071928, 2003.339.11:57:01.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.11:57:01.05:!2003.339.11:57:01 2003.339.11:57:01.05:preob 2003.339.11:57:02.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.11:57:03.49/tpi/1u,16153,2u,16171,3u,16237,4u,15996,ia,10196 2003.339.11:57:03.49/tpi/9u,16088,au,16121,bu,16514,cu,16460,du,16571,eu,16393,ib,5377 2003.339.11:57:03.49/tpi/5u,16213,6u,16303,7u,16341,8u,16176,ic,16925 2003.339.11:57:03.67/tpgain/1u,138,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10194 2003.339.11:57:03.67/tpgain/9u,114,au,95,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5352 2003.339.11:57:03.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16930 2003.339.11:57:05.90/tpzero/1u,491,2u,317,3u,394,4u,444,ia,274 2003.339.11:57:05.90/tpzero/9u,575,au,538,bu,549,cu,510,du,367,eu,425,ib,286 2003.339.11:57:05.90/tpzero/5u,464,6u,579,7u,371,8u,277,ic,595 2003.339.11:57:08.14/tpical/1u,18072,2u,18043,3u,18524,4u,18191,ia,11582 2003.339.11:57:08.14/tpical/9u,18602,au,18805,bu,18861,cu,18532,du,19629,eu,18988 2003.339.11:57:08.14/tpical/ib,6256 2003.339.11:57:08.14/tpical/5u,18699,6u,18626,7u,18658,8u,18580,ic,19598 2003.339.11:57:08.15/tpdiff/1u,1919,2u,1872,3u,2287,4u,2195,ia,1386 2003.339.11:57:08.15/tpdiff/9u,2514,au,2684,bu,2347,cu,2072,du,3058,eu,2595,ib,879 2003.339.11:57:08.15/tpdiff/5u,2486,6u,2323,7u,2317,8u,2404,ic,2673 2003.339.11:57:08.32/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11582 2003.339.11:57:08.32/tpdiffgain/9u,114,au,95,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,6256 2003.339.11:57:08.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19598 2003.339.11:57:08.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.11:57:08.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.11:57:08.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.11:57:08.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.11:57:08.91/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,46.6,3u,38.1,4u,39.0,ia,39.4 2003.339.11:57:08.91/tsys/9u,44.4,au,41.8,bu,49.0,cu,55.4,du,38.2,eu,44.3,ib,41.7 2003.339.11:57:08.91/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,37.2,7u,37.9,8u,36.4,ic,33.6 2003.339.11:57:09.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.11:57:09.37/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.11:57:09.37:!2003.339.11:57:11 2003.339.11:57:11.00:disc_pos 2003.339.11:57:11.00/disc_pos/470641995776,470513071928, 2003.339.11:57:11.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.11:57:11.02:midob 2003.339.11:57:11.75/tpi/1u,16172,2u,15615,3u,15693,4u,15998,ia,10204 2003.339.11:57:11.75/tpi/9u,15576,au,15641,bu,15894,cu,16009,du,15666,eu,15725,ib,5321 2003.339.11:57:11.75/tpi/5u,15614,6u,15917,7u,15729,8u,16207,ic,16950 2003.339.11:57:11.93/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10204 2003.339.11:57:11.93/tpgain/9u,112,au,94,bu,117,cu,99,du,121,eu,116,ib,5321 2003.339.11:57:11.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16950 2003.339.11:57:12.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.11:57:12.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.11:57:12.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.11:57:12.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.11:57:12.52/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,46.6,3u,38.2,4u,39.0,ia,39.4 2003.339.11:57:12.52/tsys/9u,44.6,au,41.4,bu,47.9,cu,53.9,du,37.3,eu,43.2,ib,41.2 2003.339.11:57:12.52/tsys/5u,34.8,6u,37.3,7u,37.8,8u,36.4,ic,33.7 2003.339.11:57:13.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.11:57:13.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.11:57:13.65/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.11:57:13.72/gps-fmout/S +1.68E-07 2003.339.11:57:13.73/wx/15.3,888.9,56.3 2003.339.11:57:13.79/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10194,5341,26,1pps 2003.339.11:57:13.84/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16937,110,24,1pps 2003.339.11:57:13.92/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 7.00,lock,16174,16248,38,1pps 2003.339.11:57:14.00/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15610,16066,33,1pps 2003.339.11:57:14.08/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.97, 4.97,lock,15786,16002,61,1pps 2003.339.11:57:15.18#antcn#TR $$/339.11:57:15.10 149.1737 51.2804 0.0001 0.0001 2003.339.11:57:15.18#antcn#CO 0.0415 -0.0713 -0.7967 0.0140 2003.339.11:57:16.08/mat/600B0222 2003.339.11:57:16.66/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.11:57:16.66:!2003.339.11:58:49 2003.339.11:57:17.69#setcl#time/187861172,1,2003,339,11,57,18.00,1.567,42.272,35 2003.339.11:57:17.69#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.11:58:49.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.11:58:49.00:disc_end 2003.339.11:58:49.49:disc_pos 2003.339.11:58:49.49/disc_pos/472244678896,470514071928, 2003.339.11:58:49.50:disc_check 2003.339.11:58:49.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d11h58m49.513s,32516,0.00250s,40000,13549343436, 2003.339.11:58:49.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.11:58:49.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 452509 : 448740 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:58:49.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 452493 : 448738 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:58:49.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 452529 : 448729 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:58:49.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 452519 : 448730 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:58:49.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 452503 : 448754 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:58:49.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 452503 : 448734 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:58:49.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 452490 : 448733 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:58:49.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 452510 : 448727 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.11:58:49.98:scan_name=339-1200,r4100,118 2003.339.11:58:49.99:source=0202+149,020207.39,145950.8,1950.0,cw 2003.339.11:58:50.09:setupsx 2003.339.11:58:59.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.11:58:59.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.11:58:59.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 160 ; 2003.339.11:58:59.34:!2003.339.12:00:06 2003.339.12:00:01.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.12:00:06.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:00:06.00/disc_pos/472244678896,472243678896, 2003.339.12:00:06.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.12:00:06.05:!2003.339.12:00:06 2003.339.12:00:06.05:preob 2003.339.12:00:07.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:00:08.48/tpi/1u,16155,2u,16145,3u,16296,4u,16319,ia,10421 2003.339.12:00:08.48/tpi/9u,16039,au,16096,bu,16210,cu,16101,du,16281,eu,16131,ib,5317 2003.339.12:00:08.48/tpi/5u,16020,6u,16252,7u,16069,8u,16093,ic,17354 2003.339.12:00:08.66/tpgain/1u,137,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10413 2003.339.12:00:08.66/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5317 2003.339.12:00:08.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17352 2003.339.12:00:10.89/tpzero/1u,489,2u,316,3u,392,4u,448,ia,276 2003.339.12:00:10.89/tpzero/9u,583,au,543,bu,549,cu,512,du,368,eu,428,ib,287 2003.339.12:00:10.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,577,7u,368,8u,274,ic,597 2003.339.12:00:13.13/tpical/1u,17986,2u,17979,3u,18496,4u,18513,ia,11780 2003.339.12:00:13.13/tpical/9u,18718,au,18925,bu,18779,cu,18445,du,19566,eu,18931 2003.339.12:00:13.13/tpical/ib,6181 2003.339.12:00:13.13/tpical/5u,18384,6u,18420,7u,18268,8u,18365,ic,19973 2003.339.12:00:13.14/tpdiff/1u,1831,2u,1834,3u,2200,4u,2194,ia,1359 2003.339.12:00:13.14/tpdiff/9u,2679,au,2829,bu,2569,cu,2344,du,3285,eu,2800,ib,864 2003.339.12:00:13.14/tpdiff/5u,2364,6u,2168,7u,2199,8u,2272,ic,2619 2003.339.12:00:13.31/tpdiffgain/1u,137,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11780 2003.339.12:00:13.31/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,6181 2003.339.12:00:13.31/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19973 2003.339.12:00:13.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:00:13.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:00:13.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:00:13.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:00:13.90/tsys/1u,47.1,2u,47.5,3u,39.8,4u,39.8,ia,41.1 2003.339.12:00:13.90/tsys/9u,41.5,au,39.6,bu,43.9,cu,47.9,du,34.9,eu,40.4,ib,41.9 2003.339.12:00:13.90/tsys/5u,36.2,6u,39.8,7u,39.3,8u,38.3,ic,35.2 2003.339.12:00:14.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:00:14.34/cable/2.4216E-04 2003.339.12:00:14.34:!2003.339.12:00:16 2003.339.12:00:16.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:00:16.00/disc_pos/472372686848,472243678896, 2003.339.12:00:16.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.12:00:16.03:midob 2003.339.12:00:16.77/tpi/1u,16154,2u,15598,3u,15710,4u,15970,ia,10422 2003.339.12:00:16.77/tpi/9u,15726,au,15627,bu,15671,cu,15769,du,16046,eu,15867,ib,5316 2003.339.12:00:16.77/tpi/5u,16025,6u,15859,7u,15545,8u,16102,ic,17363 2003.339.12:00:16.95/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10422 2003.339.12:00:16.95/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,122,eu,116,ib,5316 2003.339.12:00:16.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17363 2003.339.12:00:17.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:00:17.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:00:17.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:00:17.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:00:17.53/tsys/1u,47.1,2u,47.5,3u,39.8,4u,39.9,ia,41.1 2003.339.12:00:17.53/tsys/9u,41.4,au,39.2,bu,43.9,cu,47.9,du,34.9,eu,40.4,ib,41.9 2003.339.12:00:17.53/tsys/5u,36.2,6u,39.9,7u,39.4,8u,38.3,ic,35.2 2003.339.12:00:18.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:00:18.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:00:18.62/cable/2.4209E-04 2003.339.12:00:18.72/gps-fmout/S +1.80E-07 2003.339.12:00:18.73/wx/15.3,888.9,57.2 2003.339.12:00:18.79/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10419,5317,26,1pps 2003.339.12:00:18.84/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17361,110,24,1pps 2003.339.12:00:18.92/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.94,lock,16165,16301,38,1pps 2003.339.12:00:19.00/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16025,15923,33,1pps 2003.339.12:00:19.08/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,16040,16084,61,1pps 2003.339.12:00:20.16#antcn#TR $$/339.12:00:20.08 275.2898 30.2429 -0.0000 -0.0001 2003.339.12:00:20.16#antcn#CO 0.0427 -0.0801 -0.7967 0.0299 2003.339.12:00:20.44/mat/600B0175 2003.339.12:00:21.02/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.12:00:21.02:!2003.339.12:02:14 2003.339.12:00:21.69#setcl#time/187879571,1,2003,339,12,00,22.00,1.571,42.323,35 2003.339.12:00:21.69#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.12:02:14.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.12:02:14.00:disc_end 2003.339.12:02:14.49:disc_pos 2003.339.12:02:14.49/disc_pos/474295410776,472244678896, 2003.339.12:02:14.50:disc_check 2003.339.12:02:14.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d12h02m14.515s,14308,0.00250s,40000,1229326328, 2003.339.12:02:14.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.12:02:14.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 454478 : 450685 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:02:14.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 454462 : 450683 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:02:14.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 454500 : 450674 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:02:14.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 454488 : 450675 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:02:14.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 454472 : 450699 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:02:14.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 454472 : 450679 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:02:14.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 454459 : 450678 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:02:14.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 454480 : 450673 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:02:14.99:scan_name=339-1204,r4100,98 2003.339.12:02:15.00:source=0552+398,055201.37,394821.9,1950.0,cw 2003.339.12:02:15.08:setupsx 2003.339.12:02:24.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.12:02:24.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.12:02:24.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 161 ; 2003.339.12:02:24.32:!2003.339.12:04:07 2003.339.12:02:57.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.12:04:07.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:04:07.00/disc_pos/474295410776,474294410776, 2003.339.12:04:07.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.12:04:07.04:!2003.339.12:04:07 2003.339.12:04:07.05:preob 2003.339.12:04:08.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:04:09.47/tpi/1u,16184,2u,16150,3u,16107,4u,16314,ia,9920 2003.339.12:04:09.47/tpi/9u,16243,au,16248,bu,16199,cu,16269,du,16285,eu,16193,ib,5137 2003.339.12:04:09.47/tpi/5u,15737,6u,16343,7u,15853,8u,16217,ic,16436 2003.339.12:04:09.65/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9923 2003.339.12:04:09.65/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5142 2003.339.12:04:09.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16446 2003.339.12:04:11.87/tpzero/1u,493,2u,320,3u,395,4u,452,ia,272 2003.339.12:04:11.87/tpzero/9u,589,au,547,bu,553,cu,516,du,374,eu,431,ib,285 2003.339.12:04:11.87/tpzero/5u,460,6u,579,7u,367,8u,277,ic,590 2003.339.12:04:14.10/tpical/1u,18136,2u,18064,3u,18458,4u,18638,ia,11312 2003.339.12:04:14.10/tpical/9u,19091,au,19252,bu,18884,cu,18740,du,19744,eu,19176 2003.339.12:04:14.10/tpical/ib,6035 2003.339.12:04:14.10/tpical/5u,18259,6u,18635,7u,18181,8u,18674,ic,19094 2003.339.12:04:14.11/tpdiff/1u,1952,2u,1914,3u,2351,4u,2324,ia,1392 2003.339.12:04:14.11/tpdiff/9u,2848,au,3004,bu,2685,cu,2471,du,3459,eu,2983,ib,898 2003.339.12:04:14.11/tpdiff/5u,2522,6u,2292,7u,2328,8u,2457,ic,2658 2003.339.12:04:14.28/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,11312 2003.339.12:04:14.28/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,6035 2003.339.12:04:14.28/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19094 2003.339.12:04:14.86/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:04:14.86/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:04:14.86/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:04:14.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:04:14.87/tsys/1u,44.2,2u,45.5,3u,36.8,4u,37.5,ia,38.1 2003.339.12:04:14.87/tsys/9u,39.6,au,37.6,bu,42.0,cu,45.9,du,33.1,eu,38.0,ib,38.9 2003.339.12:04:14.87/tsys/5u,33.3,6u,37.8,7u,36.6,8u,35.7,ic,32.8 2003.339.12:04:15.03/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:04:15.42/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.12:04:15.42:!2003.339.12:04:17 2003.339.12:04:17.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:04:17.00/disc_pos/474423332864,474294410776, 2003.339.12:04:17.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.12:04:17.01:midob 2003.339.12:04:17.75/tpi/1u,16200,2u,15569,3u,15573,4u,15963,ia,9928 2003.339.12:04:17.75/tpi/9u,15755,au,15852,bu,15633,cu,15910,du,16033,eu,15673,ib,5143 2003.339.12:04:17.75/tpi/5u,15753,6u,15928,7u,15853,8u,16194,ic,16449 2003.339.12:04:17.93/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9928 2003.339.12:04:17.93/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,117,ib,5143 2003.339.12:04:17.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16449 2003.339.12:04:18.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:04:18.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:04:18.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:04:18.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:04:18.51/tsys/1u,44.3,2u,45.4,3u,36.9,4u,37.6,ia,38.2 2003.339.12:04:18.51/tsys/9u,39.7,au,37.5,bu,41.9,cu,45.8,du,33.1,eu,38.1,ib,39.0 2003.339.12:04:18.51/tsys/5u,33.4,6u,37.8,7u,36.6,8u,35.6,ic,32.8 2003.339.12:04:19.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:04:19.31/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:04:19.67/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.12:04:20.71/gps-fmout/S +1.31E-07 2003.339.12:04:23.36/wx/15.3,888.9,56.7 2003.339.12:04:23.41/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9927,5140,26,1pps 2003.339.12:04:23.46/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16446,110,24,1pps 2003.339.12:04:23.54/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16225,16265,38,1pps 2003.339.12:04:23.62/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15747,15625,33,1pps 2003.339.12:04:23.70/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,15964,16079,61,1pps 2003.339.12:04:24.16#antcn#TR $$/339.12:04:24.10 344.4331 71.4921 -0.0003 -0.0001 2003.339.12:04:24.16#antcn#CO 0.0001 -0.0155 -0.7967 0.0059 2003.339.12:04:25.69/mat/600B0173 2003.339.12:04:26.70#setcl#time/187904072,1,2003,339,12,04,27.00,1.563,42.391,34 2003.339.12:04:26.70#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.12:04:27.20/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.12:04:27.20:!2003.339.12:05:55 2003.339.12:05:55.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.12:05:55.00:disc_end 2003.339.12:05:55.49:disc_pos 2003.339.12:05:55.50/disc_pos/476026177688,474295410776, 2003.339.12:05:55.50:disc_check 2003.339.12:05:55.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d12h05m55.520s,17512,0.00250s,40000,1805309884, 2003.339.12:05:55.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.12:05:55.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 456141 : 452325 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:05:55.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 456127 : 452324 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:05:55.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 456166 : 452313 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:05:55.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 456152 : 452315 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:05:55.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 456136 : 452339 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:05:55.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 456135 : 452319 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:05:55.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 456123 : 452318 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:05:55.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 456143 : 452313 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:05:55.99:scan_name=339-1207,r4100,98 2003.339.12:05:56.00:source=cta26,033658.94,-015616.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.12:05:56.10:setupsx 2003.339.12:06:05.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.12:06:05.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.12:06:05.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 162 ; 2003.339.12:06:05.33:!2003.339.12:07:06 2003.339.12:06:54.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.12:07:06.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:07:06.00/disc_pos/476026177688,476025177688, 2003.339.12:07:06.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.12:07:06.05:!2003.339.12:07:06 2003.339.12:07:06.05:preob 2003.339.12:07:07.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:07:08.49/tpi/1u,16336,2u,16235,3u,16041,4u,16172,ia,10047 2003.339.12:07:08.49/tpi/9u,15953,au,16112,bu,16134,cu,16233,du,16009,eu,16100,ib,5129 2003.339.12:07:08.49/tpi/5u,15861,6u,16261,7u,16045,8u,15923,ic,16603 2003.339.12:07:08.67/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10040 2003.339.12:07:08.67/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5128 2003.339.12:07:08.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16615 2003.339.12:07:10.90/tpzero/1u,496,2u,321,3u,391,4u,449,ia,272 2003.339.12:07:10.90/tpzero/9u,585,au,548,bu,554,cu,516,du,368,eu,429,ib,285 2003.339.12:07:10.90/tpzero/5u,461,6u,579,7u,369,8u,273,ic,591 2003.339.12:07:13.14/tpical/1u,18226,2u,18078,3u,18251,4u,18391,ia,11391 2003.339.12:07:13.14/tpical/9u,18727,au,19124,bu,18780,cu,18664,du,19366,eu,18973 2003.339.12:07:13.14/tpical/ib,5993 2003.339.12:07:13.14/tpical/5u,18318,6u,18502,7u,18294,8u,18178,ic,19181 2003.339.12:07:13.15/tpdiff/1u,1890,2u,1843,3u,2210,4u,2219,ia,1344 2003.339.12:07:13.15/tpdiff/9u,2774,au,3012,bu,2646,cu,2431,du,3357,eu,2873,ib,864 2003.339.12:07:13.15/tpdiff/5u,2457,6u,2241,7u,2249,8u,2255,ic,2578 2003.339.12:07:13.32/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11391 2003.339.12:07:13.32/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5993 2003.339.12:07:13.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19181 2003.339.12:07:13.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:07:13.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:07:13.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:07:13.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:07:13.91/tsys/1u,46.1,2u,47.5,3u,38.9,4u,39.0,ia,40.0 2003.339.12:07:13.91/tsys/9u,39.9,au,37.2,bu,42.4,cu,46.5,du,33.5,eu,39.3,ib,40.4 2003.339.12:07:13.91/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,38.5,7u,38.3,8u,38.2,ic,34.2 2003.339.12:07:14.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:07:14.38/cable/2.4209E-04 2003.339.12:07:14.38:!2003.339.12:07:16 2003.339.12:07:16.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:07:16.00/disc_pos/476154068992,476025177688, 2003.339.12:07:16.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.12:07:16.01:midob 2003.339.12:07:16.77/tpi/1u,16044,2u,15625,3u,15487,4u,15742,ia,10040 2003.339.12:07:16.77/tpi/9u,15761,au,15810,bu,15856,cu,15916,du,16026,eu,15812,ib,5128 2003.339.12:07:16.77/tpi/5u,15873,6u,15862,7u,15389,8u,15861,ic,16589 2003.339.12:07:16.95/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10040 2003.339.12:07:16.95/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5128 2003.339.12:07:16.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16589 2003.339.12:07:17.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:07:17.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:07:17.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:07:17.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:07:17.53/tsys/1u,45.9,2u,47.3,3u,39.1,4u,38.9,ia,40.0 2003.339.12:07:17.53/tsys/9u,40.1,au,37.3,bu,42.4,cu,46.6,du,33.6,eu,39.2,ib,40.4 2003.339.12:07:17.53/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,38.5,7u,38.1,8u,38.0,ic,34.1 2003.339.12:07:18.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:07:18.30/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:07:18.64/cable/2.4201E-04 2003.339.12:07:18.71/gps-fmout/S +1.20E-07 2003.339.12:07:21.86/wx/15.3,888.9,57.1 2003.339.12:07:21.91/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10031,5129,26,1pps 2003.339.12:07:21.96/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16578,110,24,1pps 2003.339.12:07:22.04/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.06,lock,16295,16139,38,1pps 2003.339.12:07:22.12/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15876,15757,33,1pps 2003.339.12:07:22.20/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,15985,16126,61,1pps 2003.339.12:07:23.18#antcn#TR $$/339.12:07:23.10 244.6402 43.2459 0.0001 -0.0001 2003.339.12:07:23.18#antcn#CO 0.0308 -0.0730 -0.7967 0.0186 2003.339.12:07:23.63/mat/600B0158 2003.339.12:07:24.19/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.12:07:24.20:!2003.339.12:08:54 2003.339.12:07:24.70#setcl#time/187921872,1,2003,339,12,07,25.00,1.561,42.441,34 2003.339.12:07:24.70#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.12:08:54.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.12:08:54.01:disc_end 2003.339.12:08:54.49:disc_pos 2003.339.12:08:54.50/disc_pos/477756914696,476026177688, 2003.339.12:08:54.50:disc_check 2003.339.12:08:54.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d12h08m54.520s,7328,0.00250s,40000,1133273176, 2003.339.12:08:54.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.12:08:54.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 457806 : 453966 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:08:54.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 457790 : 453964 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:08:54.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 457830 : 453953 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:08:54.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 457817 : 453955 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:08:54.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 457799 : 453979 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:08:54.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 457799 : 453959 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:08:54.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 457786 : 453958 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:08:54.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 457807 : 453953 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:08:54.99:scan_name=339-1210,r4100,98 2003.339.12:08:55.00:source=0133+476,013355.09,473612.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.12:08:55.08:setupsx 2003.339.12:09:04.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.12:09:04.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.12:09:04.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 163 ; 2003.339.12:09:04.33:!2003.339.12:09:55 2003.339.12:09:36.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.12:09:55.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:09:55.00/disc_pos/477756914696,477755914696, 2003.339.12:09:55.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.12:09:55.05:!2003.339.12:09:55 2003.339.12:09:55.05:preob 2003.339.12:09:56.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:09:57.47/tpi/1u,16131,2u,16296,3u,16135,4u,16354,ia,10685 2003.339.12:09:57.47/tpi/9u,16090,au,15942,bu,16248,cu,16054,du,16133,eu,16194,ib,5425 2003.339.12:09:57.47/tpi/5u,15769,6u,16126,7u,15889,8u,15947,ic,17770 2003.339.12:09:57.65/tpgain/1u,135,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10674 2003.339.12:09:57.65/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,5420 2003.339.12:09:57.65/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17770 2003.339.12:09:59.87/tpzero/1u,485,2u,315,3u,386,4u,447,ia,279 2003.339.12:09:59.87/tpzero/9u,584,au,538,bu,550,cu,510,du,363,eu,428,ib,288 2003.339.12:09:59.87/tpzero/5u,459,6u,575,7u,365,8u,273,ic,601 2003.339.12:10:02.10/tpical/1u,17939,2u,18101,3u,18316,4u,18546,ia,12075 2003.339.12:10:02.10/tpical/9u,18730,au,18760,bu,18833,cu,18447,du,19377,eu,19029 2003.339.12:10:02.10/tpical/ib,6306 2003.339.12:10:02.10/tpical/5u,18136,6u,18322,7u,18058,8u,18201,ic,20451 2003.339.12:10:02.11/tpdiff/1u,1808,2u,1805,3u,2181,4u,2192,ia,1390 2003.339.12:10:02.11/tpdiff/9u,2640,au,2818,bu,2585,cu,2393,du,3244,eu,2835,ib,881 2003.339.12:10:02.11/tpdiff/5u,2367,6u,2196,7u,2169,8u,2254,ic,2681 2003.339.12:10:02.28/tpdiffgain/1u,135,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,12075 2003.339.12:10:02.28/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,6306 2003.339.12:10:02.28/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20451 2003.339.12:10:02.86/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:10:02.86/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:10:02.86/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:10:02.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:10:02.87/tsys/1u,47.6,2u,48.7,3u,39.7,4u,39.9,ia,41.2 2003.339.12:10:02.87/tsys/9u,42.3,au,39.4,bu,43.7,cu,46.8,du,35.0,eu,40.0,ib,42.0 2003.339.12:10:02.87/tsys/5u,35.6,6u,38.9,7u,39.4,8u,38.2,ic,35.2 2003.339.12:10:02.98/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.12:10:03.34/cable/2.4216E-04 2003.339.12:10:03.34:!2003.339.12:10:05 2003.339.12:10:05.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:10:05.00/disc_pos/477884887040,477755914696, 2003.339.12:10:05.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.12:10:05.01:midob 2003.339.12:10:05.77/tpi/1u,16136,2u,15710,3u,15562,4u,15975,ia,10692 2003.339.12:10:05.77/tpi/9u,15819,au,15650,bu,15688,cu,15774,du,15908,eu,15661,ib,5423 2003.339.12:10:05.77/tpi/5u,15856,6u,16177,7u,15905,8u,15967,ic,17853 2003.339.12:10:05.95/tpgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,102,4u,81,ia,10692 2003.339.12:10:05.95/tpgain/9u,118,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,120,eu,114,ib,5423 2003.339.12:10:05.95/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17853 2003.339.12:10:06.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:10:06.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:10:06.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:10:06.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:10:06.53/tsys/1u,47.6,2u,48.7,3u,39.8,4u,40.0,ia,41.2 2003.339.12:10:06.53/tsys/9u,42.3,au,39.5,bu,43.7,cu,46.9,du,35.1,eu,40.1,ib,42.0 2003.339.12:10:06.53/tsys/5u,35.8,6u,39.1,7u,39.4,8u,38.3,ic,35.4 2003.339.12:10:07.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:10:07.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.12:10:07.63/cable/2.4216E-04 2003.339.12:10:07.72/gps-fmout/S +1.60E-07 2003.339.12:10:09.43/wx/15.3,888.9,57.1 2003.339.12:10:09.48/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10688,5423,26,1pps 2003.339.12:10:09.53/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17791,110,24,1pps 2003.339.12:10:09.61/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.44, 6.76,lock,16159,16156,38,1pps 2003.339.12:10:09.69/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,15813,15659,33,1pps 2003.339.12:10:09.77/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,16082,16140,61,1pps 2003.339.12:10:10.16#antcn#TR $$/339.12:10:10.08 313.7423 27.7776 -0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.12:10:10.16#antcn#CO 0.0476 -0.0735 -0.7967 0.0331 2003.339.12:10:10.35/mat/600B0181 2003.339.12:10:10.97/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.12:10:10.98:!2003.339.12:11:43 2003.339.12:10:11.69#setcl#time/187938570,1,2003,339,12,10,12.00,1.570,42.487,35 2003.339.12:10:11.69#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.12:11:43.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.12:11:43.01:disc_end 2003.339.12:11:43.50:disc_pos 2003.339.12:11:43.50/disc_pos/479487730248,477756914696, 2003.339.12:11:43.51:disc_check 2003.339.12:11:43.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d12h11m43.520s,14104,0.00250s,40000,973177672, 2003.339.12:11:43.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.12:11:43.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 459469 : 455606 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:11:43.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 459454 : 455604 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:11:43.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 459494 : 455594 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:11:43.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 459481 : 455595 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:11:43.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 459463 : 455619 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:11:43.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 459464 : 455600 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:11:43.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 459450 : 455598 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:11:43.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 459470 : 455594 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:11:44.00:scan_name=339-1213a,r4100,332 2003.339.12:11:44.00:source=0537-441,053721.05,-440644.6,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.12:11:45.09:setupsx 2003.339.12:11:54.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.12:11:54.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.12:11:54.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 164 ; 2003.339.12:11:54.32:!2003.339.12:13:01 2003.339.12:12:57.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.12:13:01.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:13:01.00/disc_pos/479487730248,479486730248, 2003.339.12:13:01.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.12:13:01.04:!2003.339.12:13:01 2003.339.12:13:01.05:preob 2003.339.12:13:02.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:13:03.49/tpi/1u,16179,2u,16083,3u,16248,4u,16231,ia,10582 2003.339.12:13:03.49/tpi/9u,16218,au,16085,bu,16099,cu,16122,du,16187,eu,16254,ib,5562 2003.339.12:13:03.49/tpi/5u,15680,6u,16039,7u,16353,8u,16358,ic,17660 2003.339.12:13:03.67/tpgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10569 2003.339.12:13:03.67/tpgain/9u,118,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,5527 2003.339.12:13:03.67/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17627 2003.339.12:13:05.90/tpzero/1u,488,2u,313,3u,388,4u,445,ia,277 2003.339.12:13:05.90/tpzero/9u,583,au,535,bu,540,cu,506,du,359,eu,424,ib,288 2003.339.12:13:05.90/tpzero/5u,458,6u,572,7u,369,8u,277,ic,599 2003.339.12:13:08.14/tpical/1u,17952,2u,17841,3u,18387,4u,18318,ia,11924 2003.339.12:13:08.14/tpical/9u,18583,au,18600,bu,18341,cu,18233,du,19251,eu,18816 2003.339.12:13:08.14/tpical/ib,6367 2003.339.12:13:08.14/tpical/5u,17953,6u,18119,7u,18525,8u,18593,ic,20227 2003.339.12:13:08.15/tpdiff/1u,1773,2u,1758,3u,2139,4u,2087,ia,1342 2003.339.12:13:08.15/tpdiff/9u,2365,au,2515,bu,2242,cu,2111,du,3064,eu,2562,ib,805 2003.339.12:13:08.15/tpdiff/5u,2273,6u,2080,7u,2172,8u,2235,ic,2567 2003.339.12:13:08.32/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11924 2003.339.12:13:08.32/tpdiffgain/9u,118,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,6367 2003.339.12:13:08.32/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,55,8u,65,ic,20227 2003.339.12:13:08.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:13:08.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:13:08.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:13:08.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:13:08.91/tsys/1u,48.7,2u,49.3,3u,40.8,4u,41.6,ia,42.2 2003.339.12:13:08.91/tsys/9u,47.6,au,44.5,bu,50.0,cu,53.3,du,37.2,eu,44.5,ib,47.2 2003.339.12:13:08.91/tsys/5u,36.8,6u,40.9,7u,40.5,8u,39.6,ic,36.6 2003.339.12:13:09.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:13:09.37/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.12:13:09.37:!2003.339.12:13:11 2003.339.12:13:11.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:13:11.00/disc_pos/479615713280,479486730248, 2003.339.12:13:11.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.12:13:11.03:midob 2003.339.12:13:11.78/tpi/1u,16137,2u,15768,3u,15644,4u,15802,ia,10558 2003.339.12:13:11.78/tpi/9u,15768,au,15863,bu,15907,cu,15969,du,15762,eu,15834,ib,5491 2003.339.12:13:11.78/tpi/5u,15680,6u,16025,7u,15727,8u,15833,ic,17738 2003.339.12:13:11.96/tpgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10558 2003.339.12:13:11.96/tpgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5491 2003.339.12:13:11.96/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17738 2003.339.12:13:12.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:13:12.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:13:12.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:13:12.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:13:12.55/tsys/1u,48.5,2u,49.2,3u,40.8,4u,41.5,ia,42.1 2003.339.12:13:12.55/tsys/9u,47.1,au,43.9,bu,49.3,cu,52.7,du,36.8,eu,44.1,ib,46.5 2003.339.12:13:12.55/tsys/5u,36.8,6u,40.9,7u,40.4,8u,39.5,ic,36.7 2003.339.12:13:13.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:13:13.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:13:13.64/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.12:13:13.71/gps-fmout/S +1.24E-07 2003.339.12:13:13.72/wx/15.3,888.9,56.7 2003.339.12:13:13.78/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10555,5474,26,1pps 2003.339.12:13:13.83/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17693,109,24,1pps 2003.339.12:13:13.91/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.88,lock,16129,16301,38,1pps 2003.339.12:13:13.99/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.20,lock,15685,16171,33,1pps 2003.339.12:13:14.07/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.27, 4.82,lock,15953,15968,61,1pps 2003.339.12:13:15.18#antcn#TR $$/339.12:13:15.10 189.9784 22.7014 0.0001 -0.0001 2003.339.12:13:15.18#antcn#CO 0.0497 -0.1034 -0.7967 0.0415 2003.339.12:13:16.30/mat/600B0167 2003.339.12:13:16.92/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.12:13:16.93:!2003.339.12:18:43 2003.339.12:13:17.70#setcl#time/187957171,1,2003,339,12,13,18.00,1.563,42.539,34 2003.339.12:13:17.70#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.12:17:29.36;"weather-moon and many stars visible 2003.339.12:18:43.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.12:18:43.00:disc_end 2003.339.12:18:43.48:disc_pos 2003.339.12:18:43.49/disc_pos/484962545072,479487730248, 2003.339.12:18:43.49:disc_check 2003.339.12:18:43.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d12h18m43.520s,7496,0.00250s,40000,1245191784, 2003.339.12:18:43.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.12:18:43.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 464704 : 460817 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:18:43.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 464688 : 460816 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:18:43.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 464729 : 460805 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:18:43.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 464715 : 460806 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:18:43.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 464698 : 460830 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:18:43.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 464698 : 460811 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:18:43.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 464686 : 460810 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:18:43.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 464706 : 460805 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:18:43.98:scan_name=339-1221,r4100,204 2003.339.12:18:43.98:source=0515+208,051505.02,205143.7,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.12:18:44.10:setupsx 2003.339.12:18:53.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.12:18:53.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.12:18:53.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 165 ; 2003.339.12:18:53.33:!2003.339.12:21:30 2003.339.12:19:30.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.12:21:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:21:30.00/disc_pos/484962545072,484961545072, 2003.339.12:21:30.02:disc_start=on 2003.339.12:21:30.06:!2003.339.12:21:30 2003.339.12:21:30.07:preob 2003.339.12:21:31.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:21:32.47/tpi/1u,16154,2u,16261,3u,16288,4u,16318,ia,9680 2003.339.12:21:32.47/tpi/9u,16203,au,16063,bu,15948,cu,16069,du,16272,eu,16036,ib,5011 2003.339.12:21:32.47/tpi/5u,15816,6u,16095,7u,15981,8u,16307,ic,15949 2003.339.12:21:32.65/tpgain/1u,142,2u,118,3u,110,4u,86,ia,9683 2003.339.12:21:32.65/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5013 2003.339.12:21:32.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15953 2003.339.12:21:34.88/tpzero/1u,496,2u,324,3u,399,4u,452,ia,270 2003.339.12:21:34.88/tpzero/9u,591,au,547,bu,553,cu,519,du,378,eu,430,ib,283 2003.339.12:21:34.88/tpzero/5u,462,6u,576,7u,369,8u,279,ic,584 2003.339.12:21:37.12/tpical/1u,18079,2u,18188,3u,18635,4u,18641,ia,11046 2003.339.12:21:37.12/tpical/9u,19088,au,19176,bu,18692,cu,18619,du,19767,eu,18999 2003.339.12:21:37.12/tpical/ib,5881 2003.339.12:21:37.12/tpical/5u,18362,6u,18361,7u,18305,8u,18737,ic,18549 2003.339.12:21:37.13/tpdiff/1u,1925,2u,1927,3u,2347,4u,2323,ia,1366 2003.339.12:21:37.13/tpdiff/9u,2885,au,3113,bu,2744,cu,2550,du,3495,eu,2963,ib,870 2003.339.12:21:37.13/tpdiff/5u,2546,6u,2266,7u,2324,8u,2430,ic,2600 2003.339.12:21:37.30/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,118,3u,110,4u,86,ia,11046 2003.339.12:21:37.30/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5881 2003.339.12:21:37.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,18549 2003.339.12:21:37.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:21:37.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:21:37.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:21:37.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:21:37.89/tsys/1u,44.7,2u,45.5,3u,37.2,4u,37.6,ia,37.9 2003.339.12:21:37.89/tsys/9u,39.0,au,35.9,bu,40.4,cu,43.9,du,32.7,eu,37.9,ib,39.1 2003.339.12:21:37.89/tsys/5u,33.2,6u,37.7,7u,36.9,8u,36.3,ic,32.5 2003.339.12:21:38.04/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:21:38.40/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.12:21:38.40:!2003.339.12:21:40 2003.339.12:21:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:21:40.00/disc_pos/485090512896,484961545072, 2003.339.12:21:40.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.12:21:40.03:midob 2003.339.12:21:40.79/tpi/1u,16137,2u,15722,3u,15519,4u,15978,ia,9699 2003.339.12:21:40.79/tpi/9u,16218,au,15779,bu,15724,cu,15797,du,16272,eu,16280,ib,5013 2003.339.12:21:40.79/tpi/5u,15840,6u,16050,7u,15960,8u,16281,ic,15973 2003.339.12:21:40.97/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,85,ia,9699 2003.339.12:21:40.97/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,127,eu,121,ib,5013 2003.339.12:21:40.97/tpgain/5u,55,6u,78,7u,57,8u,68,ic,15973 2003.339.12:21:41.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:21:41.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:21:41.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:21:41.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:21:41.55/tsys/1u,44.7,2u,45.5,3u,37.5,4u,37.7,ia,38.0 2003.339.12:21:41.55/tsys/9u,39.0,au,36.0,bu,40.5,cu,44.0,du,32.7,eu,37.9,ib,39.1 2003.339.12:21:41.55/tsys/5u,33.2,6u,37.6,7u,36.9,8u,36.2,ic,32.6 2003.339.12:21:42.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:21:42.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.12:21:42.62/cable/2.4304E-04 2003.339.12:21:42.72/gps-fmout/S +1.75E-07 2003.339.12:21:45.59/wx/15.3,888.8,64.7 2003.339.12:21:45.65/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9701,5014,26,1pps 2003.339.12:21:45.70/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15979,110,24,1pps 2003.339.12:21:45.78/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.24,lock,16316,16210,38,1pps 2003.339.12:21:45.86/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,15843,15692,33,1pps 2003.339.12:21:45.94/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16225,15951,61,1pps 2003.339.12:21:46.16#antcn#TR $$/339.12:21:46.08 270.0246 71.2620 -0.0000 -0.0001 2003.339.12:21:46.16#antcn#CO -0.0406 -0.0288 -0.7967 0.0059 2003.339.12:21:47.67/mat/600B0120 2003.339.12:21:48.22/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.12:21:48.22:!2003.339.12:25:04 2003.339.12:21:48.68#setcl#time/188008268,1,2003,339,12,21,49.00,1.574,42.681,36 2003.339.12:21:48.68#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.12:25:04.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.12:25:04.00:disc_end 2003.339.12:25:04.48:disc_pos 2003.339.12:25:04.49/disc_pos/488388927744,484962545072, 2003.339.12:25:04.50:disc_check 2003.339.12:25:04.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d12h25m04.515s,36024,0.00250s,40000,2669508800, 2003.339.12:25:04.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.12:25:04.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 467985 : 464074 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:25:04.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 467972 : 464074 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:25:04.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 468010 : 464062 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:25:04.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 467997 : 464063 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:25:04.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 467979 : 464087 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:25:04.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 467979 : 464068 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:25:04.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 467967 : 464067 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:25:04.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 467987 : 464062 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:25:04.98:scan_name=339-1226,r4100,502 2003.339.12:25:04.99:source=0718+793,071808.69,791722.7,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.12:25:05.10:setupsx 2003.339.12:25:14.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.12:25:14.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.12:25:14.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 166 ; 2003.339.12:25:14.33:!2003.339.12:26:05 2003.339.12:25:59.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.12:26:05.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:26:05.00/disc_pos/488388927744,488387927744, 2003.339.12:26:05.03:disc_start=on 2003.339.12:26:05.06:!2003.339.12:26:05 2003.339.12:26:05.06:preob 2003.339.12:26:06.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:26:07.48/tpi/1u,16148,2u,16052,3u,16172,4u,16075,ia,10496 2003.339.12:26:07.48/tpi/9u,16165,au,16207,bu,16058,cu,16215,du,15929,eu,16037,ib,5361 2003.339.12:26:07.48/tpi/5u,16055,6u,16214,7u,16137,8u,16172,ic,17403 2003.339.12:26:07.66/tpgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10498 2003.339.12:26:07.66/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,121,eu,116,ib,5363 2003.339.12:26:07.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17400 2003.339.12:26:09.89/tpzero/1u,488,2u,313,3u,388,4u,444,ia,277 2003.339.12:26:09.89/tpzero/9u,585,au,543,bu,545,cu,513,du,360,eu,425,ib,286 2003.339.12:26:09.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,576,7u,367,8u,275,ic,598 2003.339.12:26:12.13/tpical/1u,17987,2u,17844,3u,18350,4u,18228,ia,11874 2003.339.12:26:12.13/tpical/9u,18921,au,19155,bu,18635,cu,18629,du,19201,eu,18861 2003.339.12:26:12.13/tpical/ib,6257 2003.339.12:26:12.13/tpical/5u,18452,6u,18389,7u,18352,8u,18427,ic,20052 2003.339.12:26:12.14/tpdiff/1u,1839,2u,1792,3u,2178,4u,2153,ia,1378 2003.339.12:26:12.14/tpdiff/9u,2756,au,2948,bu,2577,cu,2414,du,3272,eu,2824,ib,896 2003.339.12:26:12.14/tpdiff/5u,2397,6u,2175,7u,2215,8u,2255,ic,2649 2003.339.12:26:12.31/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11874 2003.339.12:26:12.31/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,121,eu,116,ib,6257 2003.339.12:26:12.31/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,20052 2003.339.12:26:12.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:26:12.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:26:12.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:26:12.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:26:12.90/tsys/1u,46.8,2u,48.3,3u,39.9,4u,39.9,ia,40.8 2003.339.12:26:12.90/tsys/9u,40.7,au,38.3,bu,43.3,cu,46.8,du,34.3,eu,39.8,ib,40.8 2003.339.12:26:12.90/tsys/5u,35.8,6u,39.5,7u,39.2,8u,38.8,ic,34.9 2003.339.12:26:13.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:26:13.38/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.12:26:13.38:!2003.339.12:26:15 2003.339.12:26:15.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:26:15.00/disc_pos/488516935680,488387927744, 2003.339.12:26:15.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.12:26:15.02:midob 2003.339.12:26:15.75/tpi/1u,16131,2u,15765,3u,15573,4u,15677,ia,10493 2003.339.12:26:15.75/tpi/9u,15591,au,15778,bu,15782,cu,15885,du,16182,eu,15717,ib,5363 2003.339.12:26:15.75/tpi/5u,15452,6u,15811,7u,15572,8u,16131,ic,17408 2003.339.12:26:15.93/tpgain/1u,136,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10493 2003.339.12:26:15.93/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,122,eu,115,ib,5363 2003.339.12:26:15.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17408 2003.339.12:26:16.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:26:16.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:26:16.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:26:16.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:26:16.51/tsys/1u,46.8,2u,48.3,3u,39.9,4u,39.9,ia,40.8 2003.339.12:26:16.51/tsys/9u,40.6,au,38.0,bu,43.3,cu,46.8,du,34.2,eu,39.7,ib,40.8 2003.339.12:26:16.51/tsys/5u,35.8,6u,39.6,7u,39.2,8u,38.7,ic,34.9 2003.339.12:26:17.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:26:17.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:26:17.61/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.12:26:17.70/gps-fmout/S +1.80E-07 2003.339.12:26:17.71/wx/15.3,888.8,64.3 2003.339.12:26:17.77/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10499,5362,26,1pps 2003.339.12:26:17.82/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17425,110,24,1pps 2003.339.12:26:17.90/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.88,lock,16141,16306,38,1pps 2003.339.12:26:17.98/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16070,15953,33,1pps 2003.339.12:26:18.06/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.90,lock,15865,15931,61,1pps 2003.339.12:26:19.16#antcn#TR $$/339.12:26:19.09 2.4736 32.6888 -0.0004 0.0001 2003.339.12:26:19.16#antcn#CO 0.0525 -0.0673 -0.7967 0.0272 2003.339.12:26:20.18/mat/600B0193 2003.339.12:26:20.77/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.12:26:20.77:!2003.339.12:34:37 2003.339.12:26:21.68#setcl#time/188035568,1,2003,339,12,26,22.00,1.572,42.756,36 2003.339.12:26:21.68#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.12:34:37.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.12:34:37.00:disc_end 2003.339.12:34:37.48:disc_pos 2003.339.12:34:37.49/disc_pos/496583306664,488388927744, 2003.339.12:34:37.49:disc_check 2003.339.12:34:37.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d12h34m37.515s,36124,0.00250s,40000,973620980, 2003.339.12:34:37.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.12:34:37.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 475813 : 471880 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:34:37.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 475800 : 471879 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:34:37.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 475838 : 471867 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:34:37.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 475827 : 471868 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:34:37.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 475807 : 471892 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:34:37.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 475808 : 471873 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:34:37.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 475795 : 471872 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:34:37.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 475817 : 471868 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:34:37.97:scan_name=339-1239,r4100,98 2003.339.12:34:37.97:source=1308+326,130807.57,323640.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.12:34:38.10:setupsx 2003.339.12:34:47.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.12:34:47.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.12:34:47.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 167 ; 2003.339.12:34:47.34:!2003.339.12:38:52 2003.339.12:35:13.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.12:38:52.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:38:52.00/disc_pos/496583306664,496582306664, 2003.339.12:38:52.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.12:38:52.04:!2003.339.12:38:52 2003.339.12:38:52.05:preob 2003.339.12:38:53.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:38:54.47/tpi/1u,16231,2u,16105,3u,16225,4u,16198,ia,12592 2003.339.12:38:54.47/tpi/9u,15970,au,16225,bu,16117,cu,16118,du,15883,eu,15890,ib,6510 2003.339.12:38:54.47/tpi/5u,15943,6u,16322,7u,16098,8u,15806,ic,21139 2003.339.12:38:54.65/tpgain/1u,126,2u,104,3u,96,4u,75,ia,12594 2003.339.12:38:54.65/tpgain/9u,108,au,87,bu,106,cu,89,du,110,eu,105,ib,6510 2003.339.12:38:54.65/tpgain/5u,48,6u,69,7u,50,8u,58,ic,21128 2003.339.12:38:56.88/tpzero/1u,473,2u,300,3u,370,4u,435,ia,297 2003.339.12:38:56.88/tpzero/9u,567,au,531,bu,527,cu,496,du,335,eu,409,ib,299 2003.339.12:38:56.88/tpzero/5u,458,6u,571,7u,363,8u,268,ic,630 2003.339.12:38:59.12/tpical/1u,17721,2u,17623,3u,18045,4u,17947,ia,13949 2003.339.12:38:59.12/tpical/9u,18154,au,18579,bu,18176,cu,18092,du,18554,eu,18167 2003.339.12:38:59.12/tpical/ib,7393 2003.339.12:38:59.12/tpical/5u,17865,6u,18160,7u,17879,8u,17595,ic,23743 2003.339.12:38:59.13/tpdiff/1u,1490,2u,1518,3u,1820,4u,1749,ia,1357 2003.339.12:38:59.13/tpdiff/9u,2184,au,2354,bu,2059,cu,1974,du,2671,eu,2277,ib,883 2003.339.12:38:59.13/tpdiff/5u,1922,6u,1838,7u,1781,8u,1789,ic,2604 2003.339.12:38:59.30/tpdiffgain/1u,126,2u,104,3u,96,4u,75,ia,13949 2003.339.12:38:59.30/tpdiffgain/9u,108,au,87,bu,106,cu,89,du,110,eu,105,ib,7393 2003.339.12:38:59.30/tpdiffgain/5u,48,6u,69,7u,50,8u,58,ic,23743 2003.339.12:38:59.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:38:59.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:38:59.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:38:59.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:38:59.89/tsys/1u,58.2,2u,57.3,3u,47.9,4u,49.6,ia,49.8 2003.339.12:38:59.89/tsys/9u,50.8,au,48.0,bu,54.5,cu,57.0,du,41.9,eu,49.0,ib,50.6 2003.339.12:38:59.89/tsys/5u,44.3,6u,47.1,7u,48.6,8u,47.8,ic,43.3 2003.339.12:39:00.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:39:00.37/cable/2.4209E-04 2003.339.12:39:00.37:!2003.339.12:39:02 2003.339.12:39:02.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:39:02.00/disc_pos/496711299072,496582306664, 2003.339.12:39:02.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.12:39:02.03:midob 2003.339.12:39:02.77/tpi/1u,16191,2u,15768,3u,15526,4u,15757,ia,12572 2003.339.12:39:02.77/tpi/9u,15651,au,15857,bu,15768,cu,15799,du,15868,eu,15848,ib,6498 2003.339.12:39:02.77/tpi/5u,15907,6u,16310,7u,16053,8u,15764,ic,21091 2003.339.12:39:02.95/tpgain/1u,126,2u,103,3u,95,4u,74,ia,12572 2003.339.12:39:02.95/tpgain/9u,107,au,86,bu,105,cu,88,du,110,eu,105,ib,6498 2003.339.12:39:02.95/tpgain/5u,48,6u,69,7u,50,8u,58,ic,21091 2003.339.12:39:03.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:39:03.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:39:03.53/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:39:03.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:39:03.53/tsys/1u,58.0,2u,57.2,3u,46.8,4u,49.5,ia,49.8 2003.339.12:39:03.53/tsys/9u,50.7,au,48.0,bu,54.4,cu,57.1,du,41.9,eu,48.8,ib,50.5 2003.339.12:39:03.53/tsys/5u,44.2,6u,47.1,7u,48.5,8u,47.6,ic,43.2 2003.339.12:39:04.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:39:04.25/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:39:04.57/cable/2.4209E-04 2003.339.12:39:04.70/gps-fmout/S +1.43E-07 2003.339.12:39:07.41/wx/15.4,888.7,55.8 2003.339.12:39:07.46/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,12566,6487,26,1pps 2003.339.12:39:07.51/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,21083,111,24,1pps 2003.339.12:39:07.59/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.84, 6.11,lock,16181,16175,38,1pps 2003.339.12:39:07.67/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.54, -2.01,lock,15891,15982,33,1pps 2003.339.12:39:07.75/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.50, 4.09,lock,15944,16105,61,1pps 2003.339.12:39:08.15#antcn#TR $$/339.12:39:08.09 58.6204 8.7326 -0.0001 0.0002 2003.339.12:39:08.15#antcn#CO 0.0575 -0.1031 -0.7967 0.1096 2003.339.12:39:09.62/mat/600B0174 2003.339.12:39:10.18/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.12:39:10.18:!2003.339.12:40:40 2003.339.12:39:10.67#setcl#time/188112466,1,2003,339,12,39,11.00,1.575,42.970,37 2003.339.12:39:10.67#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.12:40:40.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.12:40:40.00:disc_end 2003.339.12:40:40.48:disc_pos 2003.339.12:40:40.49/disc_pos/498313824128,496583306664, 2003.339.12:40:40.49:disc_check 2003.339.12:40:40.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d12h40m40.513s,18248,0.00250s,40000,4077460412, 2003.339.12:40:40.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.12:40:40.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 477478 : 473522 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:40:40.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 477463 : 473519 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:40:40.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 477502 : 473507 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:40:40.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 477490 : 473508 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:40:40.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 477470 : 473532 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:40:40.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 477471 : 473513 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:40:40.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 477458 : 473512 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:40:40.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 477480 : 473508 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:40:40.98:scan_name=339-1244,r4100,98 2003.339.12:40:40.98:source=0955+476,095508.50,473928.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.12:40:41.08:setupsx 2003.339.12:40:50.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.12:40:50.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.12:40:50.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 168 ; 2003.339.12:40:50.31:!2003.339.12:44:40 2003.339.12:41:04.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.12:44:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:44:40.00/disc_pos/498313824128,498312824128, 2003.339.12:44:40.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.12:44:40.05:!2003.339.12:44:40 2003.339.12:44:40.06:preob 2003.339.12:44:41.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:44:42.49/tpi/1u,16214,2u,16170,3u,16004,4u,15992,ia,10114 2003.339.12:44:42.49/tpi/9u,15822,au,15890,bu,15907,cu,15959,du,15851,eu,16079,ib,5213 2003.339.12:44:42.49/tpi/5u,15994,6u,16000,7u,16173,8u,15956,ic,16734 2003.339.12:44:42.67/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10100 2003.339.12:44:42.67/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5227 2003.339.12:44:42.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16722 2003.339.12:44:44.90/tpzero/1u,494,2u,319,3u,389,4u,445,ia,272 2003.339.12:44:44.90/tpzero/9u,586,au,545,bu,554,cu,516,du,366,eu,429,ib,285 2003.339.12:44:44.90/tpzero/5u,463,6u,575,7u,370,8u,275,ic,593 2003.339.12:44:47.14/tpical/1u,18127,2u,18033,3u,18246,4u,18162,ia,11468 2003.339.12:44:47.14/tpical/9u,18740,au,19072,bu,18746,cu,18580,du,19296,eu,19039 2003.339.12:44:47.14/tpical/ib,6109 2003.339.12:44:47.14/tpical/5u,18466,6u,18253,7u,18477,8u,18310,ic,19345 2003.339.12:44:47.15/tpdiff/1u,1913,2u,1863,3u,2242,4u,2170,ia,1354 2003.339.12:44:47.15/tpdiff/9u,2918,au,3182,bu,2839,cu,2621,du,3445,eu,2960,ib,896 2003.339.12:44:47.15/tpdiff/5u,2472,6u,2253,7u,2304,8u,2354,ic,2611 2003.339.12:44:47.32/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11468 2003.339.12:44:47.32/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6109 2003.339.12:44:47.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19345 2003.339.12:44:47.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:44:47.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:44:47.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:44:47.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:44:47.91/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.8,3u,38.3,4u,39.4,ia,40.0 2003.339.12:44:47.91/tsys/9u,37.6,au,34.7,bu,38.9,cu,42.4,du,32.4,eu,38.1,ib,39.6 2003.339.12:44:47.91/tsys/5u,34.6,6u,37.7,7u,37.7,8u,36.6,ic,34.0 2003.339.12:44:48.02/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:44:48.37/cable/2.4179E-04 2003.339.12:44:48.37:!2003.339.12:44:50 2003.339.12:44:50.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:44:50.00/disc_pos/498441830400,498312824128, 2003.339.12:44:50.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.12:44:50.02:midob 2003.339.12:44:50.75/tpi/1u,16218,2u,15585,3u,15474,4u,15987,ia,10099 2003.339.12:44:50.75/tpi/9u,15463,au,15738,bu,15578,cu,15738,du,15950,eu,15842,ib,5216 2003.339.12:44:50.75/tpi/5u,15442,6u,15988,7u,15569,8u,15981,ic,16730 2003.339.12:44:50.93/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10099 2003.339.12:44:50.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5216 2003.339.12:44:50.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16730 2003.339.12:44:51.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:44:51.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:44:51.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:44:51.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:44:51.51/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.7,3u,38.5,4u,39.4,ia,39.9 2003.339.12:44:51.51/tsys/9u,38.0,au,35.1,bu,39.5,cu,42.7,du,32.6,eu,38.2,ib,39.6 2003.339.12:44:51.51/tsys/5u,34.6,6u,37.6,7u,37.6,8u,36.7,ic,34.0 2003.339.12:44:52.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:44:52.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:44:52.65/cable/2.4172E-04 2003.339.12:44:52.71/gps-fmout/S +1.49E-07 2003.339.12:44:55.49/wx/15.4,888.7,55.4 2003.339.12:44:55.54/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10100,5233,26,1pps 2003.339.12:44:55.59/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16739,110,24,1pps 2003.339.12:44:55.67/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16211,16279,38,1pps 2003.339.12:44:55.75/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16028,15892,33,1pps 2003.339.12:44:55.83/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,16065,16134,61,1pps 2003.339.12:44:56.18#antcn#TR $$/339.12:44:56.10 43.4406 46.5933 -0.0001 0.0003 2003.339.12:44:56.18#antcn#CO 0.0549 -0.0599 -0.7967 0.0165 2003.339.12:44:57.49/mat/600B0186 2003.339.12:44:58.05/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.12:44:58.05:!2003.339.12:46:28 2003.339.12:44:58.69#setcl#time/188147267,1,2003,339,12,44,59.00,1.566,43.067,35 2003.339.12:44:58.69#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.12:46:28.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.12:46:28.00:disc_end 2003.339.12:46:28.48:disc_pos 2003.339.12:46:28.49/disc_pos/500044514056,498313824128, 2003.339.12:46:28.50:disc_check 2003.339.12:46:28.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d12h46m28.520s,21796,0.00250s,40000,3837426524, 2003.339.12:46:28.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.12:46:28.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 479141 : 475162 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:46:28.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 479128 : 475160 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:46:28.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 479167 : 475147 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:46:28.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 479154 : 475148 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:46:28.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 479134 : 475172 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:46:28.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 479134 : 475153 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:46:28.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 479122 : 475152 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:46:28.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 479143 : 475148 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:46:28.98:scan_name=339-1258,r4100,98 2003.339.12:46:28.98:source=0059+581,005943.47,580804.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.12:46:29.09:setupsx 2003.339.12:46:38.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.12:46:38.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.12:46:38.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 169 ; 2003.339.12:46:38.33:!2003.339.12:58:11 2003.339.12:47:16.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.12:58:11.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:58:11.00/disc_pos/500044514056,500043514056, 2003.339.12:58:11.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.12:58:11.04:!2003.339.12:58:11 2003.339.12:58:11.05:preob 2003.339.12:58:12.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:58:13.48/tpi/1u,16322,2u,16112,3u,16272,4u,16310,ia,11197 2003.339.12:58:13.48/tpi/9u,16119,au,16158,bu,16233,cu,16312,du,16186,eu,16179,ib,5696 2003.339.12:58:13.48/tpi/5u,15957,6u,16059,7u,16078,8u,15937,ic,18714 2003.339.12:58:13.66/tpgain/1u,133,2u,110,3u,102,4u,80,ia,11192 2003.339.12:58:13.66/tpgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,5694 2003.339.12:58:13.66/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,62,ic,18701 2003.339.12:58:15.89/tpzero/1u,485,2u,308,3u,383,4u,443,ia,284 2003.339.12:58:15.89/tpzero/9u,579,au,537,bu,544,cu,508,du,355,eu,424,ib,290 2003.339.12:58:15.89/tpzero/5u,458,6u,572,7u,366,8u,273,ic,609 2003.339.12:58:18.13/tpical/1u,18080,2u,17830,3u,18385,4u,18379,ia,12591 2003.339.12:58:18.13/tpical/9u,18632,au,18865,bu,18690,cu,18536,du,19254,eu,18828 2003.339.12:58:18.13/tpical/ib,6582 2003.339.12:58:18.13/tpical/5u,18204,6u,18130,7u,18167,8u,18062,ic,21385 2003.339.12:58:18.14/tpdiff/1u,1758,2u,1718,3u,2113,4u,2069,ia,1394 2003.339.12:58:18.14/tpdiff/9u,2513,au,2707,bu,2457,cu,2224,du,3068,eu,2649,ib,886 2003.339.12:58:18.14/tpdiff/5u,2247,6u,2071,7u,2089,8u,2125,ic,2671 2003.339.12:58:18.31/tpdiffgain/1u,133,2u,110,3u,102,4u,80,ia,12591 2003.339.12:58:18.31/tpdiffgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,6582 2003.339.12:58:18.31/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,62,ic,21385 2003.339.12:58:18.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:58:18.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:58:18.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:58:18.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:58:18.90/tsys/1u,49.5,2u,50.6,3u,41.4,4u,42.2,ia,43.1 2003.339.12:58:18.90/tsys/9u,44.5,au,41.5,bu,46.0,cu,51.2,du,37.2,eu,42.8,ib,43.9 2003.339.12:58:18.90/tsys/5u,37.9,6u,41.1,7u,41.4,8u,40.5,ic,37.3 2003.339.12:58:19.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.12:58:19.39/cable/2.4216E-04 2003.339.12:58:19.39:!2003.339.12:58:21 2003.339.12:58:21.00:disc_pos 2003.339.12:58:21.00/disc_pos/500172488704,500043514056, 2003.339.12:58:21.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.12:58:21.01:midob 2003.339.12:58:21.77/tpi/1u,16314,2u,15839,3u,15669,4u,15917,ia,11199 2003.339.12:58:21.77/tpi/9u,15812,au,15812,bu,15966,cu,15713,du,15902,eu,15907,ib,5698 2003.339.12:58:21.77/tpi/5u,15987,6u,16074,7u,15524,8u,15971,ic,18723 2003.339.12:58:21.95/tpgain/1u,133,2u,109,3u,100,4u,79,ia,11199 2003.339.12:58:21.95/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,94,du,117,eu,112,ib,5698 2003.339.12:58:21.95/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,52,8u,62,ic,18723 2003.339.12:58:22.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.12:58:22.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.12:58:22.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.12:58:22.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.12:58:22.53/tsys/1u,49.5,2u,50.7,3u,41.4,4u,42.2,ia,43.1 2003.339.12:58:22.53/tsys/9u,44.4,au,41.5,bu,46.0,cu,51.4,du,37.1,eu,42.9,ib,43.9 2003.339.12:58:22.53/tsys/5u,38.0,6u,41.2,7u,41.5,8u,40.6,ic,37.3 2003.339.12:58:23.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.12:58:23.31/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.12:58:23.67/cable/2.4223E-04 2003.339.12:58:24.70/gps-fmout/S +9.7E-08 2003.339.12:58:26.58/wx/15.4,888.8,55.4 2003.339.12:58:26.63/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11211,5700,26,1pps 2003.339.12:58:26.68/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18734,110,24,1pps 2003.339.12:58:26.76/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.31, 6.63,lock,16323,16345,38,1pps 2003.339.12:58:26.84/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.01, -1.52,lock,15996,15864,33,1pps 2003.339.12:58:26.92/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.12, 4.66,lock,16124,16075,61,1pps 2003.339.12:58:27.17#antcn#TR $$/339.12:58:27.09 326.8864 17.1047 -0.0001 -0.0000 2003.339.12:58:27.17#antcn#CO 0.0528 -0.0821 -0.7967 0.0563 2003.339.12:58:28.62/mat/600B0139 2003.339.12:58:29.20/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.12:58:29.20:!2003.339.12:59:59 2003.339.12:58:29.69#setcl#time/188228366,1,2003,339,12,58,30.00,1.563,43.292,35 2003.339.12:58:29.69#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.12:59:59.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.12:59:59.00:disc_end 2003.339.12:59:59.48:disc_pos 2003.339.12:59:59.49/disc_pos/501775174432,500044514056, 2003.339.12:59:59.49:disc_check 2003.339.12:59:59.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d12h59m59.523s,19676,0.00250s,40000,11245381744, 2003.339.12:59:59.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.12:59:59.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 480804 : 476803 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:59:59.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 480791 : 476800 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:59:59.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 480830 : 476787 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:59:59.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 480819 : 476788 : 7 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:59:59.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 480797 : 476812 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:59:59.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 480798 : 476793 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:59:59.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 480785 : 476792 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:59:59.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 480809 : 476788 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.12:59:59.97:scan_name=339-1302,r4100,122 2003.339.12:59:59.98:source=0202+149,020207.39,145950.8,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.13:00:00.09:setupsx 2003.339.13:00:09.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.13:00:09.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.13:00:09.36/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 170 ; 2003.339.13:00:09.36:!2003.339.13:02:12 2003.339.13:00:32.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.13:02:12.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:02:12.00/disc_pos/501775174432,501774174432, 2003.339.13:02:12.03:disc_start=on 2003.339.13:02:12.06:!2003.339.13:02:12 2003.339.13:02:12.06:preob 2003.339.13:02:13.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:02:14.49/tpi/1u,16187,2u,15978,3u,16152,4u,16195,ia,11112 2003.339.13:02:14.49/tpi/9u,16164,au,16278,bu,16082,cu,16112,du,16174,eu,16252,ib,5627 2003.339.13:02:14.49/tpi/5u,15857,6u,15956,7u,15965,8u,16300,ic,18573 2003.339.13:02:14.67/tpgain/1u,133,2u,110,3u,102,4u,80,ia,11115 2003.339.13:02:14.67/tpgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,114,cu,96,du,119,eu,114,ib,5625 2003.339.13:02:14.67/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18575 2003.339.13:02:16.90/tpzero/1u,483,2u,308,3u,382,4u,441,ia,282 2003.339.13:02:16.90/tpzero/9u,582,au,541,bu,542,cu,506,du,359,eu,425,ib,290 2003.339.13:02:16.90/tpzero/5u,459,6u,569,7u,364,8u,277,ic,608 2003.339.13:02:19.14/tpical/1u,17921,2u,17660,3u,18206,4u,18231,ia,12487 2003.339.13:02:19.14/tpical/9u,18676,au,18986,bu,18440,cu,18300,du,19272,eu,18896 2003.339.13:02:19.14/tpical/ib,6497 2003.339.13:02:19.14/tpical/5u,18059,6u,17961,7u,18025,8u,18451,ic,21205 2003.339.13:02:19.15/tpdiff/1u,1734,2u,1682,3u,2054,4u,2036,ia,1375 2003.339.13:02:19.15/tpdiff/9u,2512,au,2708,bu,2358,cu,2188,du,3098,eu,2644,ib,870 2003.339.13:02:19.15/tpdiff/5u,2202,6u,2005,7u,2060,8u,2151,ic,2632 2003.339.13:02:19.32/tpdiffgain/1u,133,2u,110,3u,102,4u,80,ia,12487 2003.339.13:02:19.32/tpdiffgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,114,cu,96,du,119,eu,114,ib,6497 2003.339.13:02:19.32/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,63,ic,21205 2003.339.13:02:19.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:02:19.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:02:19.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:02:19.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:02:19.91/tsys/1u,49.8,2u,51.2,3u,42.2,4u,42.6,ia,43.3 2003.339.13:02:19.91/tsys/9u,44.7,au,41.8,bu,47.5,cu,51.4,du,36.8,eu,43.1,ib,44.2 2003.339.13:02:19.91/tsys/5u,38.5,6u,42.2,7u,41.7,8u,41.0,ic,37.5 2003.339.13:02:20.06/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.13:02:20.45/cable/2.4223E-04 2003.339.13:02:20.45:!2003.339.13:02:22 2003.339.13:02:22.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:02:22.00/disc_pos/501903118336,501774174432, 2003.339.13:02:22.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.13:02:22.02:midob 2003.339.13:02:22.75/tpi/1u,16207,2u,15703,3u,15856,4u,15801,ia,11118 2003.339.13:02:22.75/tpi/9u,15886,au,15938,bu,15752,cu,15788,du,15686,eu,15961,ib,5630 2003.339.13:02:22.75/tpi/5u,15860,6u,15956,7u,15986,8u,15844,ic,18585 2003.339.13:02:22.93/tpgain/1u,133,2u,109,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11118 2003.339.13:02:22.93/tpgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,113,ib,5630 2003.339.13:02:22.93/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,62,ic,18585 2003.339.13:02:23.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:02:23.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:02:23.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:02:23.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:02:23.51/tsys/1u,49.9,2u,51.3,3u,42.3,4u,42.6,ia,43.3 2003.339.13:02:23.51/tsys/9u,44.7,au,41.9,bu,47.3,cu,51.4,du,36.9,eu,43.1,ib,44.2 2003.339.13:02:23.51/tsys/5u,38.5,6u,42.2,7u,41.7,8u,41.1,ic,37.6 2003.339.13:02:24.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:02:24.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.13:02:24.63/cable/2.4201E-04 2003.339.13:02:24.71/gps-fmout/S +1.43E-07 2003.339.13:02:25.26/wx/15.4,888.8,54.9 2003.339.13:02:25.31/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11110,5627,26,1pps 2003.339.13:02:25.36/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18565,110,24,1pps 2003.339.13:02:25.44/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.31, 6.63,lock,16183,16202,38,1pps 2003.339.13:02:25.52/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.01, -1.52,lock,15843,15736,33,1pps 2003.339.13:02:25.60/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.12, 4.74,lock,15876,16091,61,1pps 2003.339.13:02:26.18#antcn#TR $$/339.13:02:26.10 280.3539 15.9767 0.0000 0.0002 2003.339.13:02:26.18#antcn#CO 0.0505 -0.0926 -0.7967 0.0604 2003.339.13:02:27.47/mat/600B0169 2003.339.13:02:27.69#setcl#time/188252165,1,2003,339,13,02,28.00,1.566,43.358,35 2003.339.13:02:27.69#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.13:02:28.19/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.13:02:28.19:!2003.339.13:04:24 2003.339.13:04:24.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.13:04:24.00:disc_end 2003.339.13:04:24.48:disc_pos 2003.339.13:04:24.50/disc_pos/503889692256,501775174432, 2003.339.13:04:24.50:disc_check 2003.339.13:04:24.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d13h04m24.523s,23968,0.00250s,40000,2125477884, 2003.339.13:04:24.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.13:04:24.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 482835 : 478809 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:04:24.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 482821 : 478806 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:04:24.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 482860 : 478793 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:04:24.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 482849 : 478794 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:04:24.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 482827 : 478818 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:04:24.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 482827 : 478799 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:04:24.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 482816 : 478799 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:04:24.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 482838 : 478794 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:04:25.00:scan_name=339-1306,r4100,351 2003.339.13:04:25.00:source=1300+580,130047.14,580443.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.13:04:26.10:setupsx 2003.339.13:04:35.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.13:04:35.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.13:04:35.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 171 ; 2003.339.13:04:35.32:!2003.339.13:06:37 2003.339.13:05:32.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.13:06:37.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:06:37.00/disc_pos/503889692256,503888692256, 2003.339.13:06:37.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.13:06:37.04:!2003.339.13:06:37 2003.339.13:06:37.05:preob 2003.339.13:06:38.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:06:39.47/tpi/1u,16212,2u,16160,3u,16012,4u,16269,ia,10618 2003.339.13:06:39.47/tpi/9u,16006,au,16170,bu,15910,cu,16010,du,16174,eu,16166,ib,5560 2003.339.13:06:39.47/tpi/5u,15729,6u,16106,7u,15809,8u,15916,ic,17699 2003.339.13:06:39.65/tpgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10620 2003.339.13:06:39.65/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,115,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,5558 2003.339.13:06:39.65/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17707 2003.339.13:06:41.88/tpzero/1u,489,2u,314,3u,385,4u,447,ia,278 2003.339.13:06:41.88/tpzero/9u,580,au,542,bu,540,cu,507,du,360,eu,424,ib,289 2003.339.13:06:41.88/tpzero/5u,458,6u,574,7u,364,8u,271,ic,600 2003.339.13:06:44.12/tpical/1u,18030,2u,17940,3u,18151,4u,18418,ia,11990 2003.339.13:06:44.12/tpical/9u,18625,au,18997,bu,18386,cu,18354,du,19361,eu,18920 2003.339.13:06:44.12/tpical/ib,6447 2003.339.13:06:44.12/tpical/5u,18036,6u,18221,7u,17949,8u,18065,ic,20334 2003.339.13:06:44.13/tpdiff/1u,1818,2u,1780,3u,2139,4u,2149,ia,1372 2003.339.13:06:44.13/tpdiff/9u,2619,au,2827,bu,2476,cu,2344,du,3187,eu,2754,ib,887 2003.339.13:06:44.13/tpdiff/5u,2307,6u,2115,7u,2140,8u,2149,ic,2635 2003.339.13:06:44.30/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,11990 2003.339.13:06:44.30/tpdiffgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,115,cu,97,du,120,eu,115,ib,6447 2003.339.13:06:44.30/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20334 2003.339.13:06:44.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:06:44.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:06:44.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:06:44.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:06:44.89/tsys/1u,47.6,2u,49.0,3u,40.2,4u,40.5,ia,41.5 2003.339.13:06:44.89/tsys/9u,42.4,au,39.8,bu,44.7,cu,47.6,du,35.7,eu,41.2,ib,42.8 2003.339.13:06:44.89/tsys/5u,36.4,6u,40.4,7u,39.7,8u,40.0,ic,35.7 2003.339.13:06:45.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.13:06:45.37/cable/2.4216E-04 2003.339.13:06:45.37:!2003.339.13:06:47 2003.339.13:06:47.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:06:47.00/disc_pos/504017616896,503888692256, 2003.339.13:06:47.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.13:06:47.02:midob 2003.339.13:06:47.76/tpi/1u,16196,2u,15569,3u,15703,4u,15845,ia,10619 2003.339.13:06:47.76/tpi/9u,15734,au,15823,bu,15636,cu,15687,du,15873,eu,15907,ib,5558 2003.339.13:06:47.76/tpi/5u,15749,6u,16104,7u,15818,8u,15875,ic,17700 2003.339.13:06:47.94/tpgain/1u,136,2u,111,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10619 2003.339.13:06:47.94/tpgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,114,cu,96,du,119,eu,114,ib,5558 2003.339.13:06:47.94/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17700 2003.339.13:06:48.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:06:48.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:06:48.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:06:48.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:06:48.52/tsys/1u,47.5,2u,48.9,3u,40.2,4u,40.4,ia,41.5 2003.339.13:06:48.52/tsys/9u,42.4,au,39.8,bu,44.7,cu,47.6,du,35.7,eu,41.2,ib,42.8 2003.339.13:06:48.52/tsys/5u,36.5,6u,40.4,7u,39.7,8u,39.9,ic,35.7 2003.339.13:06:49.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:06:49.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.13:06:49.57/cable/2.4216E-04 2003.339.13:06:49.71/gps-fmout/S +1.08E-07 2003.339.13:06:51.30/wx/15.4,888.9,54.8 2003.339.13:06:51.35/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10614,5552,26,1pps 2003.339.13:06:51.40/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17688,110,24,1pps 2003.339.13:06:51.48/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16211,16169,38,1pps 2003.339.13:06:51.56/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.20,lock,15747,16221,33,1pps 2003.339.13:06:51.64/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.27, 4.82,lock,15983,16022,61,1pps 2003.339.13:06:52.16#antcn#TR $$/339.13:06:52.09 34.7982 21.2797 -0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.13:06:52.16#antcn#CO 0.0573 -0.0858 -0.7967 0.0446 2003.339.13:06:53.57/mat/600B0149 2003.339.13:06:54.13/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.13:06:54.13:!2003.339.13:12:38 2003.339.13:06:54.68#setcl#time/188278864,1,2003,339,13,06,55.00,1.569,43.432,36 2003.339.13:06:54.68#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.13:12:38.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.13:12:38.00:disc_end 2003.339.13:12:38.48:disc_pos 2003.339.13:12:38.49/disc_pos/509668325488,503889692256, 2003.339.13:12:38.50:disc_check 2003.339.13:12:38.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d13h12m38.520s,13456,0.00250s,40000,2125337280, 2003.339.13:12:38.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.13:12:38.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 488359 : 484310 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:12:38.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 488345 : 484307 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:12:38.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 488384 : 484294 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:12:38.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 488377 : 484295 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:12:38.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 488351 : 484319 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:12:38.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 488351 : 484301 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:12:38.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 488340 : 484300 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:12:38.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 488362 : 484295 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:12:38.99:scan_name=339-1314,r4100,98 2003.339.13:12:38.99:source=cta26,033658.94,-015616.9,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.13:12:39.10:setupsx 2003.339.13:12:48.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.13:12:48.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.13:12:48.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 172 ; 2003.339.13:12:48.33:!2003.339.13:14:43 2003.339.13:13:59.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.13:14:43.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:14:43.00/disc_pos/509668325488,509667325488, 2003.339.13:14:43.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.13:14:43.05:!2003.339.13:14:43 2003.339.13:14:43.06:preob 2003.339.13:14:44.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:14:45.49/tpi/1u,16352,2u,16193,3u,15988,4u,16035,ia,10226 2003.339.13:14:45.49/tpi/9u,16050,au,16121,bu,16061,cu,16073,du,16245,eu,16073,ib,5182 2003.339.13:14:45.49/tpi/5u,15708,6u,16401,7u,15740,8u,16278,ic,17006 2003.339.13:14:45.67/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10222 2003.339.13:14:45.67/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5181 2003.339.13:14:45.67/tpgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,17000 2003.339.13:14:47.90/tpzero/1u,494,2u,317,3u,389,4u,446,ia,274 2003.339.13:14:47.90/tpzero/9u,585,au,543,bu,550,cu,514,du,369,eu,428,ib,285 2003.339.13:14:47.90/tpzero/5u,458,6u,577,7u,365,8u,276,ic,594 2003.339.13:14:50.14/tpical/1u,18225,2u,17989,3u,18172,4u,18206,ia,11570 2003.339.13:14:50.14/tpical/9u,18711,au,18987,bu,18615,cu,18467,du,19517,eu,18846 2003.339.13:14:50.14/tpical/ib,6039 2003.339.13:14:50.14/tpical/5u,18021,6u,18574,7u,17913,8u,18541,ic,19579 2003.339.13:14:50.15/tpdiff/1u,1873,2u,1796,3u,2184,4u,2171,ia,1344 2003.339.13:14:50.15/tpdiff/9u,2661,au,2866,bu,2554,cu,2394,du,3272,eu,2773,ib,857 2003.339.13:14:50.15/tpdiff/5u,2313,6u,2173,7u,2173,8u,2263,ic,2573 2003.339.13:14:50.32/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,11570 2003.339.13:14:50.32/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,6039 2003.339.13:14:50.32/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19579 2003.339.13:14:50.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:14:50.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:14:50.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:14:50.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:14:50.91/tsys/1u,46.6,2u,48.6,3u,39.3,4u,39.5,ia,40.7 2003.339.13:14:50.91/tsys/9u,41.8,au,39.1,bu,43.7,cu,46.8,du,34.9,eu,40.6,ib,41.1 2003.339.13:14:50.91/tsys/5u,36.3,6u,40.1,7u,38.9,8u,38.9,ic,35.1 2003.339.13:14:51.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.13:14:51.39/cable/2.4194E-04 2003.339.13:14:51.39:!2003.339.13:14:53 2003.339.13:14:53.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:14:53.00/disc_pos/509796225024,509667325488, 2003.339.13:14:53.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.13:14:53.02:midob 2003.339.13:14:53.75/tpi/1u,16123,2u,15598,3u,15678,4u,16038,ia,10214 2003.339.13:14:53.75/tpi/9u,15739,au,15745,bu,15773,cu,15667,du,15885,eu,15739,ib,5177 2003.339.13:14:53.75/tpi/5u,15683,6u,15913,7u,15713,8u,16248,ic,16982 2003.339.13:14:53.93/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10214 2003.339.13:14:53.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5177 2003.339.13:14:53.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16982 2003.339.13:14:54.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:14:54.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:14:54.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:14:54.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:14:54.51/tsys/1u,46.6,2u,48.5,3u,39.3,4u,39.5,ia,40.7 2003.339.13:14:54.51/tsys/9u,41.7,au,39.0,bu,43.7,cu,46.5,du,34.7,eu,40.5,ib,41.1 2003.339.13:14:54.51/tsys/5u,36.2,6u,39.9,7u,38.8,8u,38.8,ic,35.0 2003.339.13:14:55.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:14:55.28/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.13:14:55.62/cable/2.4209E-04 2003.339.13:14:55.70/gps-fmout/S +1.45E-07 2003.339.13:14:56.13/wx/15.5,888.9,54.0 2003.339.13:14:56.18/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10215,5179,26,1pps 2003.339.13:14:56.23/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16974,110,24,1pps 2003.339.13:14:56.31/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.00,lock,16345,16249,38,1pps 2003.339.13:14:56.39/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.05,lock,15687,16090,33,1pps 2003.339.13:14:56.47/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,16090,15906,61,1pps 2003.339.13:14:57.17#antcn#TR $$/339.13:14:57.09 255.0231 28.5082 -0.0003 -0.0001 2003.339.13:14:57.17#antcn#CO 0.0431 -0.0873 -0.7967 0.0321 2003.339.13:14:57.68/mat/600B0166 2003.339.13:14:58.24/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.13:14:58.24:!2003.339.13:16:31 2003.339.13:14:58.67#setcl#time/188327262,1,2003,339,13,14,59.00,1.576,43.567,37 2003.339.13:14:58.67#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.13:16:31.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.13:16:31.00:disc_end 2003.339.13:16:31.49:disc_pos 2003.339.13:16:31.49/disc_pos/511399069312,509668325488, 2003.339.13:16:31.50:disc_check 2003.339.13:16:31.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d13h16m31.527s,39376,0.00250s,40000,1997350256, 2003.339.13:16:31.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.13:16:31.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 490023 : 485950 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:16:31.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 490008 : 485947 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:16:31.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 490049 : 485935 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:16:31.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 490040 : 485935 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:16:31.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 490015 : 485959 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:16:31.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 490016 : 485941 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:16:31.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 490003 : 485941 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:16:31.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 490026 : 485935 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:16:31.99:scan_name=339-1319,r4100,98 2003.339.13:16:31.99:source=1308+326,130807.57,323640.6,1950.0,cw 2003.339.13:16:32.09:setupsx 2003.339.13:16:41.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.13:16:41.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.13:16:41.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 173 ; 2003.339.13:16:41.33:!2003.339.13:19:00 2003.339.13:18:05.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.13:19:00.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:19:00.00/disc_pos/511399069312,511398069312, 2003.339.13:19:00.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.13:19:00.04:!2003.339.13:19:00 2003.339.13:19:00.05:preob 2003.339.13:19:01.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:19:02.47/tpi/1u,16322,2u,16194,3u,16089,4u,16237,ia,10864 2003.339.13:19:02.47/tpi/9u,16070,au,16122,bu,15913,cu,16047,du,15885,eu,15883,ib,5632 2003.339.13:19:02.47/tpi/5u,16137,6u,16031,7u,16207,8u,15954,ic,18152 2003.339.13:19:02.65/tpgain/1u,135,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10869 2003.339.13:19:02.65/tpgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,5635 2003.339.13:19:02.65/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,63,ic,18154 2003.339.13:19:04.88/tpzero/1u,488,2u,313,3u,384,4u,444,ia,281 2003.339.13:19:04.88/tpzero/9u,579,au,539,bu,538,cu,505,du,352,eu,420,ib,290 2003.339.13:19:04.88/tpzero/5u,463,6u,572,7u,368,8u,274,ic,606 2003.339.13:19:07.12/tpical/1u,18082,2u,17910,3u,18164,4u,18290,ia,12226 2003.339.13:19:07.12/tpical/9u,18637,au,18902,bu,18350,cu,18260,du,18936,eu,18544 2003.339.13:19:07.12/tpical/ib,6515 2003.339.13:19:07.12/tpical/5u,18412,6u,18078,7u,18265,8u,18068,ic,20743 2003.339.13:19:07.13/tpdiff/1u,1760,2u,1716,3u,2075,4u,2053,ia,1362 2003.339.13:19:07.13/tpdiff/9u,2567,au,2780,bu,2437,cu,2213,du,3051,eu,2661,ib,883 2003.339.13:19:07.13/tpdiff/5u,2275,6u,2047,7u,2058,8u,2114,ic,2591 2003.339.13:19:07.30/tpdiffgain/1u,135,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,12226 2003.339.13:19:07.30/tpdiffgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,114,cu,96,du,118,eu,113,ib,6515 2003.339.13:19:07.30/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,63,ic,20743 2003.339.13:19:07.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:19:07.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:19:07.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:19:07.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:19:07.89/tsys/1u,49.5,2u,50.9,3u,41.6,4u,42.3,ia,42.7 2003.339.13:19:07.89/tsys/9u,43.4,au,40.4,bu,45.4,cu,50.6,du,36.7,eu,41.8,ib,43.6 2003.339.13:19:07.89/tsys/5u,37.9,6u,41.5,7u,42.3,8u,40.8,ic,37.2 2003.339.13:19:08.01/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.13:19:08.37/cable/2.4134E-04 2003.339.13:19:08.37:!2003.339.13:19:10 2003.339.13:19:10.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:19:10.00/disc_pos/511527034880,511398069312, 2003.339.13:19:10.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.13:19:10.01:midob 2003.339.13:19:10.77/tpi/1u,16316,2u,15862,3u,15775,4u,15808,ia,10856 2003.339.13:19:10.77/tpi/9u,15810,au,15821,bu,15631,cu,15703,du,15619,eu,15912,ib,5635 2003.339.13:19:10.77/tpi/5u,15485,6u,15998,7u,15571,8u,15922,ic,18121 2003.339.13:19:10.95/tpgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,102,4u,80,ia,10856 2003.339.13:19:10.95/tpgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,113,ib,5635 2003.339.13:19:10.95/tpgain/5u,51,6u,73,7u,53,8u,63,ic,18121 2003.339.13:19:11.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:19:11.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:19:11.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:19:11.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:19:11.53/tsys/1u,49.5,2u,50.8,3u,41.6,4u,42.2,ia,42.7 2003.339.13:19:11.53/tsys/9u,43.5,au,40.5,bu,45.4,cu,50.5,du,36.7,eu,41.9,ib,43.6 2003.339.13:19:11.53/tsys/5u,37.8,6u,41.4,7u,42.2,8u,40.7,ic,37.2 2003.339.13:19:12.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:19:12.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.13:19:12.63/cable/2.4134E-04 2003.339.13:19:12.70/gps-fmout/S +1.35E-07 2003.339.13:19:12.71/wx/15.5,888.9,54.0 2003.339.13:19:12.77/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10861,5636,26,1pps 2003.339.13:19:12.82/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18133,110,24,1pps 2003.339.13:19:12.90/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.44, 6.76,lock,16312,16339,38,1pps 2003.339.13:19:12.98/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,16125,15932,33,1pps 2003.339.13:19:13.06/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.20, 4.74,lock,16052,15999,61,1pps 2003.339.13:19:14.17#antcn#TR $$/339.13:19:14.09 61.3571 16.7486 -0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.13:19:14.17#antcn#CO 0.0581 -0.0971 -0.7967 0.0575 2003.339.13:19:15.76/mat/600B0179 2003.339.13:19:16.32/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.13:19:16.32:!2003.339.13:20:48 2003.339.13:19:16.69#setcl#time/188353064,1,2003,339,13,19,17.00,1.562,43.638,35 2003.339.13:19:16.69#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.13:20:48.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.13:20:48.00:disc_end 2003.339.13:20:48.49:disc_pos 2003.339.13:20:48.49/disc_pos/513129879256,511399069312, 2003.339.13:20:48.50:disc_check 2003.339.13:20:48.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d13h20m48.535s,27000,0.00250s,40000,2381322432, 2003.339.13:20:48.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.13:20:48.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 491686 : 487591 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:20:48.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 491672 : 487587 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:20:48.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 491712 : 487575 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:20:48.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 491704 : 487575 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:20:48.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 491678 : 487599 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:20:48.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 491679 : 487582 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:20:48.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 491669 : 487580 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:20:48.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 491691 : 487576 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:20:48.98:scan_name=339-1322,r4100,98 2003.339.13:20:48.99:source=0552+398,055201.37,394821.9,1950.0,cw 2003.339.13:20:49.09:setupsx 2003.339.13:20:58.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.13:20:58.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.13:20:58.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 174 ; 2003.339.13:20:58.33:!2003.339.13:22:45 2003.339.13:21:51.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.13:22:45.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:22:45.00/disc_pos/513129879256,513128879256, 2003.339.13:22:45.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.13:22:45.04:!2003.339.13:22:45 2003.339.13:22:45.06:preob 2003.339.13:22:46.19/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:22:47.50/tpi/1u,16162,2u,16117,3u,16169,4u,16369,ia,9945 2003.339.13:22:47.50/tpi/9u,16304,au,16571,bu,16638,cu,16560,du,16802,eu,16762,ib,5120 2003.339.13:22:47.50/tpi/5u,16265,6u,16113,7u,15806,8u,16156,ic,16392 2003.339.13:22:47.68/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,9944 2003.339.13:22:47.68/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,126,eu,120,ib,5069 2003.339.13:22:47.68/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16396 2003.339.13:22:49.91/tpzero/1u,493,2u,319,3u,394,4u,451,ia,271 2003.339.13:22:49.91/tpzero/9u,590,au,547,bu,554,cu,515,du,374,eu,430,ib,284 2003.339.13:22:49.91/tpzero/5u,465,6u,576,7u,367,8u,277,ic,588 2003.339.13:22:52.15/tpical/1u,18056,2u,17999,3u,18490,4u,18670,ia,11329 2003.339.13:22:52.15/tpical/9u,19093,au,19367,bu,18884,cu,18458,du,19693,eu,19142 2003.339.13:22:52.15/tpical/ib,5940 2003.339.13:22:52.15/tpical/5u,18833,6u,18368,7u,18114,8u,18602,ic,19041 2003.339.13:22:52.16/tpdiff/1u,1894,2u,1882,3u,2321,4u,2301,ia,1384 2003.339.13:22:52.16/tpdiff/9u,2789,au,2796,bu,2246,cu,1898,du,2891,eu,2380,ib,820 2003.339.13:22:52.16/tpdiff/5u,2568,6u,2255,7u,2308,8u,2446,ic,2649 2003.339.13:22:52.33/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,85,ia,11329 2003.339.13:22:52.33/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,126,eu,120,ib,5940 2003.339.13:22:52.33/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19041 2003.339.13:22:52.91/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:22:52.91/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:22:52.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:22:52.92/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:22:52.92/tsys/1u,45.5,2u,46.2,3u,37.4,4u,38.0,ia,38.4 2003.339.13:22:52.92/tsys/9u,40.6,au,41.3,bu,51.6,cu,60.9,du,40.9,eu,49.4,ib,42.5 2003.339.13:22:52.92/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,37.9,7u,36.8,8u,35.7,ic,32.8 2003.339.13:22:53.05/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.13:22:53.39/cable/2.4142E-04 2003.339.13:22:53.39:!2003.339.13:22:55 2003.339.13:22:55.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:22:55.00/disc_pos/513257861120,513128879256, 2003.339.13:22:55.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.13:22:55.02:midob 2003.339.13:22:55.75/tpi/1u,16132,2u,15781,3u,15640,4u,16034,ia,9957 2003.339.13:22:55.75/tpi/9u,16250,au,15968,bu,15910,cu,15950,du,15976,eu,15595,ib,5047 2003.339.13:22:55.75/tpi/5u,15711,6u,16057,7u,15811,8u,16165,ic,16408 2003.339.13:22:55.93/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9957 2003.339.13:22:55.93/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5047 2003.339.13:22:55.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16408 2003.339.13:22:56.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:22:56.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:22:56.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:22:56.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:22:56.51/tsys/1u,45.4,2u,46.0,3u,37.5,4u,38.2,ia,38.5 2003.339.13:22:56.51/tsys/9u,40.4,au,40.6,bu,50.1,cu,58.6,du,39.5,eu,47.5,ib,41.8 2003.339.13:22:56.51/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,37.8,7u,36.8,8u,35.7,ic,32.8 2003.339.13:22:57.19/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:22:57.29/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.13:22:57.63/cable/2.4134E-04 2003.339.13:22:57.71/gps-fmout/S +1.82E-07 2003.339.13:22:59.98/wx/15.5,888.9,53.9 2003.339.13:23:00.04/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9966,5057,26,1pps 2003.339.13:23:00.09/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16425,109,24,1pps 2003.339.13:23:00.17/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.12,lock,16334,16164,38,1pps 2003.339.13:23:00.25/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15704,16110,33,1pps 2003.339.13:23:00.33/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16189,16075,61,1pps 2003.339.13:23:01.19#antcn#TR $$/339.13:23:01.10 314.6460 61.6577 -0.0003 -0.0001 2003.339.13:23:01.19#antcn#CO 0.0129 -0.0317 -0.7967 0.0094 2003.339.13:23:01.79/mat/600B0171 2003.339.13:23:02.34/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.13:23:02.34:!2003.339.13:24:33 2003.339.13:23:02.68#setcl#time/188375662,1,2003,339,13,23,03.00,1.571,43.701,36 2003.339.13:23:02.68#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.13:24:33.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.13:24:33.00:disc_end 2003.339.13:24:33.48:disc_pos 2003.339.13:24:33.49/disc_pos/514860546848,513129879256, 2003.339.13:24:33.50:disc_check 2003.339.13:24:33.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d13h24m33.520s,23540,0.00250s,40000,1869095868, 2003.339.13:24:33.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.13:24:33.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 493351 : 489231 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:24:33.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 493335 : 489227 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:24:33.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 493376 : 489215 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:24:33.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 493367 : 489215 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:24:33.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 493343 : 489240 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:24:33.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 493342 : 489222 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:24:33.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 493332 : 489221 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:24:33.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 493354 : 489216 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:24:33.98:scan_name=339-1349,r4100,338 2003.339.13:24:33.98:source=1023+131,102316.27,130905.7,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.13:24:34.09:setupsx 2003.339.13:24:43.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.13:24:43.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.13:24:43.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 175 ; 2003.339.13:24:43.32:!2003.339.13:49:14 2003.339.13:26:34.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.13:32:01.37;"weather-moon and many stars visible 2003.339.13:49:14.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:49:14.00/disc_pos/514860546848,514859546848, 2003.339.13:49:14.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.13:49:14.05:!2003.339.13:49:14 2003.339.13:49:14.05:preob 2003.339.13:49:15.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:49:16.48/tpi/1u,16158,2u,15950,3u,15984,4u,16116,ia,9929 2003.339.13:49:16.48/tpi/9u,15925,au,15880,bu,15811,cu,15943,du,16192,eu,15913,ib,5010 2003.339.13:49:16.48/tpi/5u,15862,6u,15950,7u,16148,8u,16343,ic,16592 2003.339.13:49:16.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9930 2003.339.13:49:16.66/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5007 2003.339.13:49:16.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16593 2003.339.13:49:18.89/tpzero/1u,495,2u,317,3u,393,4u,448,ia,271 2003.339.13:49:18.89/tpzero/9u,591,au,548,bu,553,cu,519,du,379,eu,430,ib,284 2003.339.13:49:18.89/tpzero/5u,460,6u,577,7u,369,8u,280,ic,591 2003.339.13:49:21.13/tpical/1u,18127,2u,17833,3u,18298,4u,18368,ia,11299 2003.339.13:49:21.13/tpical/9u,19010,au,19256,bu,18775,cu,18686,du,19874,eu,19079 2003.339.13:49:21.13/tpical/ib,5897 2003.339.13:49:21.13/tpical/5u,18376,6u,18286,7u,18458,8u,18767,ic,19215 2003.339.13:49:21.14/tpdiff/1u,1969,2u,1883,3u,2314,4u,2252,ia,1370 2003.339.13:49:21.14/tpdiff/9u,3085,au,3376,bu,2964,cu,2743,du,3682,eu,3166,ib,887 2003.339.13:49:21.14/tpdiff/5u,2514,6u,2336,7u,2310,8u,2424,ic,2623 2003.339.13:49:21.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11299 2003.339.13:49:21.31/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5897 2003.339.13:49:21.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19215 2003.339.13:49:21.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:49:21.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:49:21.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:49:21.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:49:21.90/tsys/1u,43.8,2u,45.7,3u,37.1,4u,38.3,ia,38.8 2003.339.13:49:21.90/tsys/9u,35.8,au,32.7,bu,37.1,cu,40.5,du,30.9,eu,35.2,ib,38.4 2003.339.13:49:21.90/tsys/5u,33.7,6u,36.2,7u,37.6,8u,36.4,ic,33.6 2003.339.13:49:22.03/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.13:49:22.40/cable/2.4187E-04 2003.339.13:49:22.40:!2003.339.13:49:24 2003.339.13:49:24.00:disc_pos 2003.339.13:49:24.01/disc_pos/514988535808,514859546848, 2003.339.13:49:24.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.13:49:24.02:midob 2003.339.13:49:24.78/tpi/1u,16168,2u,15636,3u,15434,4u,15665,ia,9927 2003.339.13:49:24.78/tpi/9u,16092,au,15794,bu,16014,cu,15807,du,15882,eu,16298,ib,4993 2003.339.13:49:24.78/tpi/5u,15903,6u,15951,7u,15548,8u,15869,ic,16591 2003.339.13:49:24.96/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,83,ia,9927 2003.339.13:49:24.96/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,121,ib,4993 2003.339.13:49:24.96/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16591 2003.339.13:49:25.53/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.13:49:25.53/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.13:49:25.53/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.13:49:25.54/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.13:49:25.54/tsys/1u,43.8,2u,45.5,3u,37.1,4u,38.1,ia,38.8 2003.339.13:49:25.54/tsys/9u,36.2,au,33.2,bu,37.6,cu,41.0,du,31.3,eu,35.5,ib,38.2 2003.339.13:49:25.54/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,36.2,7u,37.5,8u,36.5,ic,33.5 2003.339.13:49:26.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.13:49:26.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.13:49:26.62/cable/2.4179E-04 2003.339.13:49:26.70/gps-fmout/S +1.27E-07 2003.339.13:49:29.90/wx/15.6,888.9,54.1 2003.339.13:49:29.95/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9929,5004,26,1pps 2003.339.13:49:30.00/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16618,109,24,1pps 2003.339.13:49:30.08/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16170,16234,38,1pps 2003.339.13:49:30.16/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15913,15785,33,1pps 2003.339.13:49:30.24/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16144,16034,61,1pps 2003.339.13:49:31.17#antcn#TR $$/339.13:49:31.09 99.7028 55.5252 -0.0003 -0.0000 2003.339.13:49:31.17#antcn#CO 0.0514 -0.0615 -0.7967 0.0120 2003.339.13:49:31.95/mat/600B0204 2003.339.13:49:32.51/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.13:49:32.51:!2003.339.13:55:02 2003.339.13:49:32.67#setcl#time/188534659,1,2003,339,13,49,33.00,1.571,44.143,37 2003.339.13:49:32.67#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.13:55:02.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.13:55:02.00:disc_end 2003.339.13:55:02.49:disc_pos 2003.339.13:55:02.50/disc_pos/520431218088,514860546848, 2003.339.13:55:02.50:disc_check 2003.339.13:55:02.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d13h55m02.530s,37644,0.00250s,40000,23693474656, 2003.339.13:55:02.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.13:55:02.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 498677 : 494533 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:55:02.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 498661 : 494530 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:55:02.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 498702 : 494517 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:55:02.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 498693 : 494518 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:55:02.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 498669 : 494542 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:55:02.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 498669 : 494526 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:55:02.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 498660 : 494523 : 2 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:55:02.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 498680 : 494519 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.13:55:02.99:scan_name=339-1402,r4100,98 2003.339.13:55:02.99:source=0748+126,074805.04,123845.6,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.13:55:03.09:setupsx 2003.339.13:55:12.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.13:55:12.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.13:55:12.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 176 ; 2003.339.13:55:12.31:!2003.339.14:02:15 2003.339.13:56:05.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.14:02:15.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:02:15.01/disc_pos/520431218088,520430218088, 2003.339.14:02:15.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.14:02:15.05:!2003.339.14:02:15 2003.339.14:02:15.05:preob 2003.339.14:02:16.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:02:17.47/tpi/1u,16201,2u,15907,3u,16087,4u,15993,ia,9464 2003.339.14:02:17.47/tpi/9u,16118,au,16214,bu,16111,cu,16032,du,16225,eu,16017,ib,5043 2003.339.14:02:17.47/tpi/5u,15691,6u,16128,7u,16012,8u,15830,ic,15900 2003.339.14:02:17.65/tpgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,9471 2003.339.14:02:17.65/tpgain/9u,116,au,98,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5043 2003.339.14:02:17.65/tpgain/5u,55,6u,81,7u,57,8u,67,ic,15916 2003.339.14:02:19.88/tpzero/1u,500,2u,321,3u,399,4u,450,ia,266 2003.339.14:02:19.88/tpzero/9u,575,au,548,bu,556,cu,517,du,377,eu,429,ib,284 2003.339.14:02:19.88/tpzero/5u,459,6u,584,7u,369,8u,275,ic,586 2003.339.14:02:22.12/tpical/1u,18208,2u,17812,3u,18448,4u,18303,ia,10811 2003.339.14:02:22.12/tpical/9u,18457,au,19328,bu,18936,cu,18596,du,19810,eu,19035 2003.339.14:02:22.12/tpical/ib,5924 2003.339.14:02:22.12/tpical/5u,18212,6u,18633,7u,18377,8u,18260,ic,18487 2003.339.14:02:22.13/tpdiff/1u,2007,2u,1905,3u,2361,4u,2310,ia,1347 2003.339.14:02:22.13/tpdiff/9u,2339,au,3114,bu,2825,cu,2564,du,3585,eu,3018,ib,881 2003.339.14:02:22.13/tpdiff/5u,2521,6u,2505,7u,2365,8u,2430,ic,2587 2003.339.14:02:22.30/tpdiffgain/1u,144,2u,118,3u,111,4u,86,ia,10811 2003.339.14:02:22.30/tpdiffgain/9u,116,au,98,bu,122,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5924 2003.339.14:02:22.30/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,81,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18487 2003.339.14:02:22.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:02:22.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:02:22.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:02:22.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:02:22.89/tsys/1u,43.0,2u,45.0,3u,36.5,4u,37.0,ia,37.6 2003.339.14:02:22.89/tsys/9u,47.8,au,36.2,bu,39.6,cu,43.6,du,31.8,eu,37.2,ib,38.9 2003.339.14:02:22.89/tsys/5u,33.2,6u,34.1,7u,36.4,8u,35.2,ic,32.6 2003.339.14:02:23.00/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.14:02:23.33/cable/2.4172E-04 2003.339.14:02:23.33:!2003.339.14:02:25 2003.339.14:02:25.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:02:25.00/disc_pos/520559230976,520430218088, 2003.339.14:02:25.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.14:02:25.03:midob 2003.339.14:02:25.77/tpi/1u,15950,2u,15632,3u,15585,4u,15633,ia,9470 2003.339.14:02:25.77/tpi/9u,15696,au,15915,bu,15650,cu,15738,du,16247,eu,16285,ib,5041 2003.339.14:02:25.77/tpi/5u,15693,6u,15768,7u,15491,8u,15853,ic,15912 2003.339.14:02:25.95/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9470 2003.339.14:02:25.95/tpgain/9u,115,au,97,bu,120,cu,101,du,127,eu,121,ib,5041 2003.339.14:02:25.95/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,56,8u,67,ic,15912 2003.339.14:02:26.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:02:26.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:02:26.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:02:26.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:02:26.53/tsys/1u,43.0,2u,45.0,3u,36.7,4u,37.0,ia,37.6 2003.339.14:02:26.53/tsys/9u,47.4,au,36.3,bu,39.8,cu,43.6,du,31.9,eu,37.2,ib,38.9 2003.339.14:02:26.53/tsys/5u,33.2,6u,34.2,7u,36.5,8u,35.3,ic,32.6 2003.339.14:02:27.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:02:27.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.14:02:27.63/cable/2.4164E-04 2003.339.14:02:27.70/gps-fmout/S +1.67E-07 2003.339.14:02:28.12/wx/15.6,888.9,54.9 2003.339.14:02:28.18/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9464,5042,26,1pps 2003.339.14:02:28.23/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,15899,109,24,1pps 2003.339.14:02:28.31/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 7.00, 7.36,lock,16189,16260,38,1pps 2003.339.14:02:28.39/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.75,lock,15677,16010,33,1pps 2003.339.14:02:28.47/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.20, 5.20,lock,15842,15892,61,1pps 2003.339.14:02:29.17#antcn#TR $$/339.14:02:29.08 216.3748 78.1907 0.0003 -0.0001 2003.339.14:02:29.17#antcn#CO -0.1021 -0.0303 -0.7967 0.0037 2003.339.14:02:29.40/mat/600B0146 2003.339.14:02:29.95/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.14:02:29.95:!2003.339.14:04:03 2003.339.14:02:30.68#setcl#time/188612459,1,2003,339,14,02,31.00,1.564,44.359,36 2003.339.14:02:30.68#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.14:04:03.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.14:04:03.00:disc_end 2003.339.14:04:03.48:disc_pos 2003.339.14:04:03.49/disc_pos/522161914632,520431218088, 2003.339.14:04:03.50:disc_check 2003.339.14:04:03.92/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d14h04m03.535s,17616,0.00250s,40000,6925403484, 2003.339.14:04:03.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.14:04:03.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 500341 : 496173 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:04:03.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 500324 : 496170 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:04:03.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 500367 : 496158 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:04:03.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 500356 : 496158 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:04:03.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 500333 : 496182 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:04:03.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 500332 : 496166 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:04:03.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 500324 : 496163 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:04:03.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 500345 : 496159 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:04:03.99:scan_name=339-1429,r4100,98 2003.339.14:04:03.99:source=0133+476,013355.09,473612.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.14:04:04.08:setupsx 2003.339.14:04:13.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.14:04:13.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.14:04:13.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 177 ; 2003.339.14:04:13.32:!2003.339.14:29:32 2003.339.14:05:02.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.14:15:26.77;"weather-moon and many stars visible 2003.339.14:29:32.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:29:32.00/disc_pos/522161914632,522160914632, 2003.339.14:29:32.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.14:29:32.04:!2003.339.14:29:32 2003.339.14:29:32.05:preob 2003.339.14:29:33.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:29:34.46/tpi/1u,16192,2u,16091,3u,16221,4u,16314,ia,14550 2003.339.14:29:34.46/tpi/9u,16094,au,16360,bu,16165,cu,16259,du,16133,eu,16126,ib,7003 2003.339.14:29:34.46/tpi/5u,16289,6u,15999,7u,16321,8u,16016,ic,24521 2003.339.14:29:34.64/tpgain/1u,117,2u,97,3u,90,4u,70,ia,14544 2003.339.14:29:34.64/tpgain/9u,104,au,84,bu,102,cu,86,du,107,eu,102,ib,7006 2003.339.14:29:34.64/tpgain/5u,45,6u,64,7u,47,8u,54,ic,24512 2003.339.14:29:36.87/tpzero/1u,460,2u,290,3u,359,4u,427,ia,316 2003.339.14:29:36.87/tpzero/9u,564,au,528,bu,521,cu,493,du,331,eu,410,ib,303 2003.339.14:29:36.87/tpzero/5u,459,6u,560,7u,362,8u,266,ic,658 2003.339.14:29:39.11/tpical/1u,17539,2u,17432,3u,17861,4u,17912,ia,15974 2003.339.14:29:39.11/tpical/9u,18117,au,18570,bu,18101,cu,18064,du,18643,eu,18269 2003.339.14:29:39.11/tpical/ib,7888 2003.339.14:29:39.11/tpical/5u,18017,6u,17608,7u,17962,8u,17684,ic,27249 2003.339.14:29:39.12/tpdiff/1u,1347,2u,1341,3u,1640,4u,1598,ia,1424 2003.339.14:29:39.12/tpdiff/9u,2023,au,2210,bu,1936,cu,1805,du,2510,eu,2143,ib,885 2003.339.14:29:39.12/tpdiff/5u,1728,6u,1609,7u,1641,8u,1668,ic,2728 2003.339.14:29:39.29/tpdiffgain/1u,117,2u,97,3u,90,4u,70,ia,15974 2003.339.14:29:39.29/tpdiffgain/9u,104,au,84,bu,102,cu,86,du,107,eu,102,ib,7888 2003.339.14:29:39.29/tpdiffgain/5u,45,6u,64,7u,47,8u,54,ic,27249 2003.339.14:29:39.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:29:39.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:29:39.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:29:39.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:29:39.88/tsys/1u,64.2,2u,64.8,3u,53.2,4u,54.7,ia,55.0 2003.339.14:29:39.88/tsys/9u,55.3,au,51.6,bu,58.2,cu,62.9,du,45.3,eu,52.8,ib,54.5 2003.339.14:29:39.88/tsys/5u,50.4,6u,52.8,7u,53.5,8u,51.9,ic,48.1 2003.339.14:29:40.00/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.14:29:40.31/cable/2.4083E-04 2003.339.14:29:40.31:!2003.339.14:29:42 2003.339.14:29:42.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:29:42.00/disc_pos/522289844224,522160914632, 2003.339.14:29:42.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.14:29:42.02:midob 2003.339.14:29:42.75/tpi/1u,15927,2u,15751,3u,15889,4u,15864,ia,14563 2003.339.14:29:42.75/tpi/9u,15785,au,15963,bu,15864,cu,15898,du,15883,eu,15831,ib,7011 2003.339.14:29:42.75/tpi/5u,16265,6u,15988,7u,15696,8u,16041,ic,24546 2003.339.14:29:42.93/tpgain/1u,116,2u,96,3u,89,4u,69,ia,14563 2003.339.14:29:42.93/tpgain/9u,103,au,83,bu,101,cu,85,du,106,eu,101,ib,7011 2003.339.14:29:42.93/tpgain/5u,45,6u,64,7u,46,8u,54,ic,24546 2003.339.14:29:43.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:29:43.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:29:43.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:29:43.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:29:43.51/tsys/1u,64.3,2u,64.8,3u,53.3,4u,54.7,ia,55.0 2003.339.14:29:43.51/tsys/9u,55.3,au,51.5,bu,58.2,cu,63.0,du,45.5,eu,52.9,ib,54.6 2003.339.14:29:43.51/tsys/5u,50.3,6u,52.7,7u,53.7,8u,52.0,ic,48.2 2003.339.14:29:44.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:29:44.28/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.14:29:44.62/cable/2.4083E-04 2003.339.14:29:44.69/gps-fmout/S +1.35E-07 2003.339.14:29:46.18/wx/15.7,888.8,54.4 2003.339.14:29:46.24/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,14590,7013,26,1pps 2003.339.14:29:46.29/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,24597,111,24,1pps 2003.339.14:29:46.37/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.12, 5.49,lock,15955,16100,38,1pps 2003.339.14:29:46.45/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -3.10, -2.72,lock,16291,15657,33,1pps 2003.339.14:29:46.53/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.18, 3.75,lock,16103,16158,61,1pps 2003.339.14:29:47.16#antcn#TR $$/339.14:29:47.08 320.0711 5.4159 -0.0002 -0.0001 2003.339.14:29:47.16#antcn#CO 0.0553 -0.0924 -0.7967 0.1709 2003.339.14:29:47.64/mat/600B0135 2003.339.14:29:48.20/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.14:29:48.20:!2003.339.14:31:20 2003.339.14:29:48.66#setcl#time/188776254,1,2003,339,14,29,49.00,1.575,44.814,38 2003.339.14:29:48.66#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.14:31:20.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.14:31:20.00:disc_end 2003.339.14:31:20.49:disc_pos 2003.339.14:31:20.50/disc_pos/523892690208,522161914632, 2003.339.14:31:20.51:disc_check 2003.339.14:31:20.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d14h31m20.540s,36496,0.00250s,40000,24461285544, 2003.339.14:31:20.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.14:31:20.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 502004 : 497813 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:31:20.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 501988 : 497810 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:31:20.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 502030 : 497798 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:31:20.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 502020 : 497798 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:31:20.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 501996 : 497822 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:31:20.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 501997 : 497807 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:31:20.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 501990 : 497802 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:31:20.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 502008 : 497800 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:31:20.99:scan_name=339-1432,r4100,98 2003.339.14:31:20.99:source=0552+398,055201.37,394821.9,1950.0,cw 2003.339.14:31:21.08:setupsx 2003.339.14:31:30.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.14:31:30.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.14:31:30.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 178 ; 2003.339.14:31:30.30:!2003.339.14:32:18 2003.339.14:31:48.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.14:32:18.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:32:18.00/disc_pos/523892690208,523891690208, 2003.339.14:32:18.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.14:32:18.04:!2003.339.14:32:18 2003.339.14:32:18.05:preob 2003.339.14:32:19.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:32:20.47/tpi/1u,16251,2u,16113,3u,16077,4u,16248,ia,10109 2003.339.14:32:20.47/tpi/9u,17791,au,17577,bu,16887,cu,16232,du,15943,eu,15631,ib,5379 2003.339.14:32:20.47/tpi/5u,16033,6u,16132,7u,16148,8u,16088,ic,16756 2003.339.14:32:20.65/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10101 2003.339.14:32:20.65/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,98,du,122,eu,117,ib,5207 2003.339.14:32:20.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16749 2003.339.14:32:22.88/tpzero/1u,492,2u,315,3u,390,4u,448,ia,273 2003.339.14:32:22.88/tpzero/9u,584,au,542,bu,547,cu,509,du,364,eu,428,ib,286 2003.339.14:32:22.88/tpzero/5u,462,6u,576,7u,369,8u,275,ic,592 2003.339.14:32:25.12/tpical/1u,18142,2u,17970,3u,18327,4u,18472,ia,11469 2003.339.14:32:25.12/tpical/9u,19026,au,19201,bu,18528,cu,18016,du,19022,eu,18725 2003.339.14:32:25.12/tpical/ib,6204 2003.339.14:32:25.12/tpical/5u,18470,6u,18367,7u,18442,8u,18421,ic,19361 2003.339.14:32:25.13/tpdiff/1u,1891,2u,1857,3u,2250,4u,2224,ia,1360 2003.339.14:32:25.13/tpdiff/9u,1235,au,1624,bu,1641,cu,1784,du,3079,eu,3094,ib,825 2003.339.14:32:25.13/tpdiff/5u,2437,6u,2235,7u,2294,8u,2333,ic,2605 2003.339.14:32:25.30/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11469 2003.339.14:32:25.30/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,98,du,122,eu,117,ib,6204 2003.339.14:32:25.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19361 2003.339.14:32:25.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:32:25.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:32:25.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:32:25.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:32:25.89/tsys/1u,45.8,2u,46.8,3u,38.3,4u,39.1,ia,39.8 2003.339.14:32:25.89/tsys/9u,100.3,au,75.5,bu,71.7,cu,63.5,du,36.4,eu,35.4,ib,44.4 2003.339.14:32:25.89/tsys/5u,35.1,6u,38.3,7u,37.8,8u,37.3,ic,34.1 2003.339.14:32:26.00/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.14:32:26.32/cable/2.4134E-04 2003.339.14:32:26.32:!2003.339.14:32:28 2003.339.14:32:28.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:32:28.00/disc_pos/524020711424,523891690208, 2003.339.14:32:28.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.14:32:28.02:midob 2003.339.14:32:28.75/tpi/1u,16043,2u,15831,3u,15547,4u,15812,ia,10116 2003.339.14:32:28.75/tpi/9u,15599,au,15457,bu,15492,cu,15555,du,15472,eu,15637,ib,5396 2003.339.14:32:28.75/tpi/5u,15453,6u,16124,7u,15514,8u,16072,ic,16755 2003.339.14:32:28.93/tpgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10116 2003.339.14:32:28.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,5396 2003.339.14:32:28.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16755 2003.339.14:32:29.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:32:29.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:32:29.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:32:29.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:32:29.51/tsys/1u,45.9,2u,46.8,3u,38.5,4u,38.9,ia,39.8 2003.339.14:32:29.51/tsys/9u,89.1,au,67.6,bu,66.7,cu,60.7,du,35.9,eu,36.0,ib,44.6 2003.339.14:32:29.51/tsys/5u,35.2,6u,38.3,7u,37.7,8u,37.2,ic,34.1 2003.339.14:32:30.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:32:30.28/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.14:32:30.60/cable/2.4134E-04 2003.339.14:32:30.69/gps-fmout/S +1.53E-07 2003.339.14:32:33.74/wx/15.7,888.8,54.3 2003.339.14:32:33.79/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10110,5367,26,1pps 2003.339.14:32:33.84/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16747,110,24,1pps 2003.339.14:32:33.92/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.00,lock,16264,16136,38,1pps 2003.339.14:32:34.00/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16034,15873,33,1pps 2003.339.14:32:34.08/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 4.97,lock,16145,15946,61,1pps 2003.339.14:32:35.18#antcn#TR $$/339.14:32:35.10 305.9675 49.1840 0.0000 -0.0002 2003.339.14:32:35.18#antcn#CO 0.0303 -0.0500 -0.7967 0.0151 2003.339.14:32:35.95/mat/600B0150 2003.339.14:32:36.52/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.14:32:36.52:!2003.339.14:34:06 2003.339.14:32:36.68#setcl#time/188793056,1,2003,339,14,32,37.00,1.562,44.861,36 2003.339.14:32:36.68#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.14:34:06.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.14:34:06.00:disc_end 2003.339.14:34:06.48:disc_pos 2003.339.14:34:06.49/disc_pos/525623394408,523892690208, 2003.339.14:34:06.50:disc_check 2003.339.14:34:06.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d14h34m06.537s,7320,0.00250s,40000,925284976, 2003.339.14:34:06.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.14:34:06.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 503668 : 499453 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:34:06.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 503651 : 499450 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:34:06.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 503694 : 499438 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:34:06.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 503683 : 499438 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:34:06.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 503661 : 499463 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:34:06.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 503660 : 499447 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:34:06.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 503653 : 499443 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:34:06.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 503672 : 499441 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:34:06.99:scan_name=339-1435,r4100,198 2003.339.14:34:06.99:source=1056+212,105658.43,211328.1,1950.0,cw 2003.339.14:34:07.10:setupsx 2003.339.14:34:16.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.14:34:16.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.14:34:16.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 179 ; 2003.339.14:34:16.33:!2003.339.14:35:31 2003.339.14:35:26.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.14:35:31.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:35:31.00/disc_pos/525623394408,525622394408, 2003.339.14:35:31.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.14:35:31.05:!2003.339.14:35:31 2003.339.14:35:31.05:preob 2003.339.14:35:32.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:35:33.47/tpi/1u,16293,2u,15946,3u,15950,4u,16129,ia,9752 2003.339.14:35:33.47/tpi/9u,15575,au,15553,bu,15512,cu,15920,du,16244,eu,16456,ib,5077 2003.339.14:35:33.47/tpi/5u,15677,6u,15947,7u,16043,8u,16235,ic,16400 2003.339.14:35:33.65/tpgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9741 2003.339.14:35:33.65/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5163 2003.339.14:35:33.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16392 2003.339.14:35:35.88/tpzero/1u,499,2u,318,3u,393,4u,450,ia,271 2003.339.14:35:35.88/tpzero/9u,590,au,545,bu,552,cu,515,du,371,eu,427,ib,285 2003.339.14:35:35.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,578,7u,368,8u,277,ic,588 2003.339.14:35:38.12/tpical/1u,18259,2u,17842,3u,18245,4u,18379,ia,11084 2003.339.14:35:38.12/tpical/9u,18869,au,19084,bu,18650,cu,18533,du,19547,eu,19007 2003.339.14:35:38.12/tpical/ib,5959 2003.339.14:35:38.12/tpical/5u,18136,6u,18264,7u,18305,8u,18613,ic,18969 2003.339.14:35:38.13/tpdiff/1u,1966,2u,1896,3u,2295,4u,2250,ia,1332 2003.339.14:35:38.13/tpdiff/9u,3294,au,3531,bu,3138,cu,2613,du,3303,eu,2551,ib,882 2003.339.14:35:38.13/tpdiff/5u,2459,6u,2317,7u,2262,8u,2378,ic,2569 2003.339.14:35:38.30/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11084 2003.339.14:35:38.30/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5959 2003.339.14:35:38.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,18969 2003.339.14:35:38.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:35:38.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:35:38.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:35:38.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:35:38.89/tsys/1u,44.2,2u,45.3,3u,37.3,4u,38.3,ia,39.1 2003.339.14:35:38.89/tsys/9u,32.8,au,30.6,bu,34.3,cu,42.4,du,34.6,eu,45.2,ib,39.1 2003.339.14:35:38.89/tsys/5u,34.0,6u,36.5,7u,38.1,8u,36.9,ic,33.9 2003.339.14:35:39.00/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.14:35:39.37/cable/2.4150E-04 2003.339.14:35:39.37:!2003.339.14:35:41 2003.339.14:35:41.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:35:41.00/disc_pos/525751382016,525622394408, 2003.339.14:35:41.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.14:35:41.02:midob 2003.339.14:35:41.75/tpi/1u,16074,2u,15683,3u,15402,4u,15735,ia,9737 2003.339.14:35:41.75/tpi/9u,16249,au,15901,bu,15645,cu,15887,du,15943,eu,15823,ib,5078 2003.339.14:35:41.75/tpi/5u,15709,6u,15910,7u,15472,8u,16250,ic,16395 2003.339.14:35:41.93/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9737 2003.339.14:35:41.93/tpgain/9u,123,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5078 2003.339.14:35:41.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,55,8u,67,ic,16395 2003.339.14:35:42.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:35:42.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:35:42.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:35:42.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:35:42.51/tsys/1u,44.2,2u,45.4,3u,37.4,4u,38.3,ia,39.1 2003.339.14:35:42.51/tsys/9u,34.2,au,32.0,bu,35.9,cu,43.2,du,34.5,eu,44.2,ib,39.1 2003.339.14:35:42.51/tsys/5u,34.1,6u,36.4,7u,38.1,8u,36.9,ic,33.8 2003.339.14:35:43.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:35:43.28/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.14:35:43.65/cable/2.4157E-04 2003.339.14:35:44.69/gps-fmout/S +1.73E-07 2003.339.14:35:44.70/wx/15.7,888.8,55.0 2003.339.14:35:44.76/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9737,5145,26,1pps 2003.339.14:35:44.81/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16409,109,24,1pps 2003.339.14:35:44.89/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.94, 7.24,lock,16287,16205,38,1pps 2003.339.14:35:44.97/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15709,16107,33,1pps 2003.339.14:35:45.05/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.12,lock,16059,15968,61,1pps 2003.339.14:35:46.16#antcn#TR $$/339.14:35:46.09 86.3536 60.4953 0.0001 0.0005 2003.339.14:35:46.16#antcn#CO 0.0505 -0.0523 -0.7967 0.0099 2003.339.14:35:46.70/mat/600B0118 2003.339.14:35:47.67#setcl#time/188812155,1,2003,339,14,35,48.00,1.566,44.914,37 2003.339.14:35:47.67#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.14:35:48.17/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.14:35:48.17:!2003.339.14:38:59 2003.339.14:38:59.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.14:38:59.00:disc_end 2003.339.14:38:59.48:disc_pos 2003.339.14:38:59.49/disc_pos/528953945064,525623394408, 2003.339.14:38:59.50:disc_check 2003.339.14:38:59.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d14h38m59.532s,16352,0.00250s,40000,1357360312, 2003.339.14:38:59.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.14:38:59.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 506857 : 502619 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:38:59.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 506842 : 502617 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:38:59.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 506883 : 502604 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:38:59.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 506873 : 502604 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:38:59.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 506850 : 502629 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:38:59.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 506850 : 502613 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:38:59.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 506844 : 502609 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:38:59.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 506861 : 502607 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:38:59.98:scan_name=339-1441,r4100,365 2003.339.14:38:59.98:source=1357+769,135742.17,765753.8,1950.0,cw 2003.339.14:39:00.08:setupsx 2003.339.14:39:09.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.14:39:09.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.14:39:09.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 180 ; 2003.339.14:39:09.32:!2003.339.14:41:40 2003.339.14:39:45.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.14:41:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:41:40.00/disc_pos/528953945064,528952945064, 2003.339.14:41:40.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.14:41:40.04:!2003.339.14:41:40 2003.339.14:41:40.05:preob 2003.339.14:41:41.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:41:42.49/tpi/1u,16162,2u,16356,3u,16225,4u,16012,ia,10724 2003.339.14:41:42.49/tpi/9u,16131,au,16164,bu,16369,cu,16202,du,16343,eu,16075,ib,5452 2003.339.14:41:42.49/tpi/5u,15832,6u,16057,7u,15896,8u,16022,ic,17805 2003.339.14:41:42.67/tpgain/1u,135,2u,113,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10722 2003.339.14:41:42.67/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,115,ib,5450 2003.339.14:41:42.67/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17800 2003.339.14:41:44.90/tpzero/1u,487,2u,316,3u,388,4u,441,ia,279 2003.339.14:41:44.90/tpzero/9u,580,au,541,bu,548,cu,511,du,364,eu,424,ib,289 2003.339.14:41:44.90/tpzero/5u,458,6u,572,7u,365,8u,274,ic,601 2003.339.14:41:47.14/tpical/1u,17966,2u,18144,3u,18380,4u,18120,ia,12106 2003.339.14:41:47.14/tpical/9u,18836,au,19023,bu,18940,cu,18577,du,19577,eu,18845 2003.339.14:41:47.14/tpical/ib,6340 2003.339.14:41:47.14/tpical/5u,18121,6u,18200,7u,18052,8u,18271,ic,20457 2003.339.14:41:47.15/tpdiff/1u,1804,2u,1788,3u,2155,4u,2108,ia,1382 2003.339.14:41:47.15/tpdiff/9u,2705,au,2859,bu,2571,cu,2375,du,3234,eu,2770,ib,888 2003.339.14:41:47.15/tpdiff/5u,2289,6u,2143,7u,2156,8u,2249,ic,2652 2003.339.14:41:47.32/tpdiffgain/1u,135,2u,113,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12106 2003.339.14:41:47.32/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,115,ib,6340 2003.339.14:41:47.32/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20457 2003.339.14:41:47.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:41:47.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:41:47.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:41:47.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:41:47.91/tsys/1u,47.8,2u,49.3,3u,40.4,4u,40.6,ia,41.6 2003.339.14:41:47.91/tsys/9u,41.4,au,39.3,bu,44.3,cu,47.6,du,35.6,eu,40.7,ib,41.9 2003.339.14:41:47.91/tsys/5u,36.9,6u,39.7,7u,39.6,8u,38.5,ic,35.7 2003.339.14:41:48.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.14:41:48.36/cable/2.4142E-04 2003.339.14:41:48.36:!2003.339.14:41:50 2003.339.14:41:50.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:41:50.00/disc_pos/529081860096,528952945064, 2003.339.14:41:50.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.14:41:50.02:midob 2003.339.14:41:50.76/tpi/1u,16145,2u,15745,3u,15606,4u,15618,ia,10722 2003.339.14:41:50.76/tpi/9u,15638,au,15848,bu,15778,cu,15880,du,15749,eu,15822,ib,5450 2003.339.14:41:50.76/tpi/5u,15814,6u,16081,7u,15910,8u,16031,ic,17795 2003.339.14:41:50.94/tpgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,102,4u,80,ia,10722 2003.339.14:41:50.94/tpgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5450 2003.339.14:41:50.94/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17795 2003.339.14:41:51.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:41:51.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:41:51.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:41:51.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:41:51.52/tsys/1u,47.7,2u,49.2,3u,40.4,4u,40.6,ia,41.6 2003.339.14:41:51.52/tsys/9u,41.5,au,39.4,bu,44.2,cu,47.6,du,35.4,eu,40.7,ib,41.8 2003.339.14:41:51.52/tsys/5u,36.9,6u,39.8,7u,39.7,8u,38.5,ic,35.7 2003.339.14:41:52.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:41:52.29/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.14:41:52.63/cable/2.4134E-04 2003.339.14:41:52.70/gps-fmout/S +1.48E-07 2003.339.14:41:55.18/wx/15.7,888.8,55.2 2003.339.14:41:55.24/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10724,5449,26,1pps 2003.339.14:41:55.29/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17800,109,24,1pps 2003.339.14:41:55.37/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.44, 6.76,lock,16171,16186,38,1pps 2003.339.14:41:55.45/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,15832,15648,33,1pps 2003.339.14:41:55.53/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.27, 4.82,lock,15903,15915,61,1pps 2003.339.14:41:56.18#antcn#TR $$/339.14:41:56.10 14.2272 24.9771 -0.0011 0.0001 2003.339.14:41:56.18#antcn#CO 0.0555 -0.0774 -0.7967 0.0374 2003.339.14:41:56.99/mat/600B0172 2003.339.14:41:57.55/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.14:41:57.55:!2003.339.14:47:55 2003.339.14:41:57.68#setcl#time/188849155,1,2003,339,14,41,58.00,1.562,45.016,36 2003.339.14:41:57.68#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.14:47:55.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.14:47:55.00:disc_end 2003.339.14:47:55.48:disc_pos 2003.339.14:47:55.49/disc_pos/534956594648,528953945064, 2003.339.14:47:55.50:disc_check 2003.339.14:47:55.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d14h47m55.535s,12436,0.00250s,40000,2573394332, 2003.339.14:47:55.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.14:47:55.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 512595 : 508334 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:47:55.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 512580 : 508331 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:47:55.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 512622 : 508320 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:47:55.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 512611 : 508318 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:47:55.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 512589 : 508343 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:47:55.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 512590 : 508327 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:47:55.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 512582 : 508323 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:47:55.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 512599 : 508322 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:47:55.97:scan_name=339-1449,r4100,98 2003.339.14:47:55.98:source=0727-115,072758.08,-113452.5,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.14:47:56.08:setupsx 2003.339.14:48:05.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.14:48:05.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.14:48:05.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 181 ; 2003.339.14:48:05.33:!2003.339.14:49:28 2003.339.14:49:24.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.14:49:28.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:49:28.00/disc_pos/534956594648,534955594648, 2003.339.14:49:28.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.14:49:28.06:!2003.339.14:49:28 2003.339.14:49:28.06:preob 2003.339.14:49:29.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:49:30.47/tpi/1u,16254,2u,16136,3u,16135,4u,16043,ia,9951 2003.339.14:49:30.47/tpi/9u,16263,au,16561,bu,16774,cu,16953,du,16927,eu,16713,ib,5243 2003.339.14:49:30.47/tpi/5u,15801,6u,16305,7u,15935,8u,16329,ic,16517 2003.339.14:49:30.65/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9953 2003.339.14:49:30.65/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5239 2003.339.14:49:30.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16526 2003.339.14:49:32.88/tpzero/1u,494,2u,319,3u,394,4u,446,ia,272 2003.339.14:49:32.88/tpzero/9u,585,au,544,bu,550,cu,514,du,369,eu,428,ib,285 2003.339.14:49:32.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,580,7u,367,8u,279,ic,590 2003.339.14:49:35.12/tpical/1u,18156,2u,18001,3u,18412,4u,18256,ia,11300 2003.339.14:49:35.12/tpical/9u,18905,au,19259,bu,18927,cu,18731,du,19676,eu,19036 2003.339.14:49:35.12/tpical/ib,6130 2003.339.14:49:35.12/tpical/5u,18237,6u,18582,7u,18212,8u,18743,ic,19111 2003.339.14:49:35.13/tpdiff/1u,1902,2u,1865,3u,2277,4u,2213,ia,1349 2003.339.14:49:35.13/tpdiff/9u,2642,au,2698,bu,2153,cu,1778,du,2749,eu,2323,ib,887 2003.339.14:49:35.13/tpdiff/5u,2436,6u,2277,7u,2277,8u,2414,ic,2594 2003.339.14:49:35.30/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11300 2003.339.14:49:35.30/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,6130 2003.339.14:49:35.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19111 2003.339.14:49:35.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:49:35.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:49:35.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:49:35.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:49:35.89/tsys/1u,45.6,2u,46.6,3u,38.0,4u,38.8,ia,39.5 2003.339.14:49:35.89/tsys/9u,42.7,au,42.7,bu,54.3,cu,66.6,du,43.4,eu,50.5,ib,40.2 2003.339.14:49:35.89/tsys/5u,34.6,6u,38.0,7u,37.6,8u,36.6,ic,33.8 2003.339.14:49:36.00/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.14:49:36.33/cable/2.4216E-04 2003.339.14:49:36.33:!2003.339.14:49:38 2003.339.14:49:38.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:49:38.00/disc_pos/535084474368,534955594648, 2003.339.14:49:38.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.14:49:38.01:midob 2003.339.14:49:38.75/tpi/1u,15995,2u,15801,3u,15610,4u,16040,ia,9960 2003.339.14:49:38.75/tpi/9u,16011,au,16013,bu,15992,cu,15856,du,16230,eu,15791,ib,5196 2003.339.14:49:38.75/tpi/5u,15808,6u,15940,7u,15918,8u,15883,ic,16524 2003.339.14:49:38.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9960 2003.339.14:49:38.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,124,eu,117,ib,5196 2003.339.14:49:38.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16524 2003.339.14:49:39.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:49:39.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:49:39.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:49:39.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:49:39.51/tsys/1u,45.5,2u,46.5,3u,38.2,4u,38.8,ia,39.5 2003.339.14:49:39.51/tsys/9u,42.8,au,42.2,bu,52.6,cu,63.4,du,41.5,eu,48.5,ib,39.9 2003.339.14:49:39.51/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,38.1,7u,37.6,8u,36.7,ic,33.8 2003.339.14:49:40.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:49:40.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.14:49:40.61/cable/2.4209E-04 2003.339.14:49:40.69/gps-fmout/S +1.83E-07 2003.339.14:49:43.60/wx/15.7,888.8,56.3 2003.339.14:49:43.66/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9967,5194,26,1pps 2003.339.14:49:43.71/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16538,110,24,1pps 2003.339.14:49:43.79/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16280,16358,38,1pps 2003.339.14:49:43.87/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15813,15699,33,1pps 2003.339.14:49:43.95/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,16086,15999,61,1pps 2003.339.14:49:44.16#antcn#TR $$/339.14:49:44.08 217.3924 48.6669 -0.0000 -0.0001 2003.339.14:49:44.16#antcn#CO 0.0268 -0.0713 -0.7967 0.0154 2003.339.14:49:45.06/mat/600B0151 2003.339.14:49:45.66#setcl#time/188895952,1,2003,339,14,49,46.00,1.574,45.146,38 2003.339.14:49:45.66#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.14:49:46.17/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.14:49:46.17:!2003.339.14:51:16 2003.339.14:51:16.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.14:51:16.00:disc_end 2003.339.14:51:16.48:disc_pos 2003.339.14:51:16.50/disc_pos/536687317392,534956594648, 2003.339.14:51:16.50:disc_check 2003.339.14:51:16.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d14h51m16.538s,7716,0.00250s,40000,1485321976, 2003.339.14:51:16.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.14:51:16.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 514258 : 509974 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:51:16.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 514244 : 509971 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:51:16.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 514285 : 509960 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:51:16.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 514276 : 509959 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:51:16.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 514254 : 509983 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:51:16.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 514253 : 509968 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:51:16.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 514246 : 509963 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:51:16.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 514262 : 509962 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.14:51:16.98:scan_name=339-1455,r4100,334 2003.339.14:51:16.98:source=1023+131,102316.27,130905.7,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.14:51:17.10:setupsx 2003.339.14:51:26.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.14:51:26.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.14:51:26.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 182 ; 2003.339.14:51:26.34:!2003.339.14:54:54 2003.339.14:52:17.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.14:54:54.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:54:54.00/disc_pos/536687317392,536686317392, 2003.339.14:54:54.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.14:54:54.05:!2003.339.14:54:54 2003.339.14:54:54.05:preob 2003.339.14:54:55.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:54:56.49/tpi/1u,16393,2u,16061,3u,16050,4u,16185,ia,10067 2003.339.14:54:56.49/tpi/9u,16225,au,16247,bu,16027,cu,16160,du,16339,eu,16083,ib,5062 2003.339.14:54:56.49/tpi/5u,15911,6u,16319,7u,16032,8u,15952,ic,16652 2003.339.14:54:56.67/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10063 2003.339.14:54:56.67/tpgain/9u,123,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5059 2003.339.14:54:56.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16641 2003.339.14:54:58.90/tpzero/1u,496,2u,316,3u,392,4u,448,ia,273 2003.339.14:54:58.90/tpzero/9u,590,au,548,bu,553,cu,517,du,378,eu,430,ib,285 2003.339.14:54:58.90/tpzero/5u,462,6u,581,7u,370,8u,274,ic,592 2003.339.14:55:01.14/tpical/1u,18329,2u,17939,3u,18342,4u,18458,ia,11451 2003.339.14:55:01.14/tpical/9u,19040,au,19323,bu,18713,cu,18682,du,19863,eu,19063 2003.339.14:55:01.14/tpical/ib,5945 2003.339.14:55:01.14/tpical/5u,18394,6u,18629,7u,18383,8u,18346,ic,19292 2003.339.14:55:01.15/tpdiff/1u,1936,2u,1878,3u,2292,4u,2273,ia,1384 2003.339.14:55:01.15/tpdiff/9u,2815,au,3076,bu,2686,cu,2522,du,3524,eu,2980,ib,883 2003.339.14:55:01.15/tpdiff/5u,2483,6u,2310,7u,2351,8u,2394,ic,2640 2003.339.14:55:01.32/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11451 2003.339.14:55:01.32/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,99,bu,121,cu,102,du,127,eu,120,ib,5945 2003.339.14:55:01.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19292 2003.339.14:55:01.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:55:01.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:55:01.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:55:01.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:55:01.91/tsys/1u,45.2,2u,46.1,3u,37.6,4u,38.1,ia,38.9 2003.339.14:55:01.91/tsys/9u,40.0,au,36.7,bu,41.5,cu,44.7,du,32.6,eu,37.8,ib,39.0 2003.339.14:55:01.91/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,37.5,7u,36.6,8u,36.0,ic,33.5 2003.339.14:55:02.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.14:55:02.37/cable/2.4223E-04 2003.339.14:55:02.37:!2003.339.14:55:04 2003.339.14:55:04.00:disc_pos 2003.339.14:55:04.00/disc_pos/536815333376,536686317392, 2003.339.14:55:04.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.14:55:04.02:midob 2003.339.14:55:04.75/tpi/1u,16139,2u,15789,3u,15542,4u,15776,ia,10074 2003.339.14:55:04.75/tpi/9u,15677,au,15894,bu,15730,cu,15812,du,15874,eu,15788,ib,5072 2003.339.14:55:04.75/tpi/5u,15909,6u,15953,7u,15467,8u,15983,ic,16658 2003.339.14:55:04.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10074 2003.339.14:55:04.93/tpgain/9u,121,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5072 2003.339.14:55:04.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16658 2003.339.14:55:05.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.14:55:05.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.14:55:05.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.14:55:05.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.14:55:05.51/tsys/1u,45.1,2u,46.1,3u,37.8,4u,38.0,ia,38.9 2003.339.14:55:05.51/tsys/9u,39.9,au,36.7,bu,41.4,cu,44.6,du,32.7,eu,37.8,ib,39.0 2003.339.14:55:05.51/tsys/5u,34.2,6u,37.6,7u,36.6,8u,36.1,ic,33.5 2003.339.14:55:06.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.14:55:06.26/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.14:55:06.58/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.14:55:06.68/gps-fmout/S +1.32E-07 2003.339.14:55:07.78/wx/15.6,888.8,56.4 2003.339.14:55:07.83/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10074,5064,26,1pps 2003.339.14:55:07.88/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16655,110,24,1pps 2003.339.14:55:07.96/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.06,lock,16120,16223,38,1pps 2003.339.14:55:08.04/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15920,15811,33,1pps 2003.339.14:55:08.12/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.20,lock,15923,15943,61,1pps 2003.339.14:55:09.18#antcn#TR $$/339.14:55:09.09 114.7691 70.1416 0.0005 0.0002 2003.339.14:55:09.18#antcn#CO 0.0311 -0.0432 -0.7967 0.0063 2003.339.14:55:10.46/mat/600B0154 2003.339.14:55:11.02/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.14:55:11.02:!2003.339.15:00:38 2003.339.14:55:11.66#setcl#time/188928552,1,2003,339,14,55,12.00,1.570,45.237,38 2003.339.14:55:11.66#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.15:00:38.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.15:00:38.00:disc_end 2003.339.15:00:38.50:disc_pos 2003.339.15:00:38.51/disc_pos/542194006000,536687317392, 2003.339.15:00:38.51:disc_check 2003.339.15:00:38.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d15h00m38.542s,18336,0.00250s,40000,3485380772, 2003.339.15:00:38.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.15:00:38.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 519524 : 515217 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:00:38.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 519509 : 515212 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:00:38.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 519551 : 515201 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:00:38.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 519541 : 515200 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:00:38.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 519519 : 515225 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:00:38.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 519520 : 515209 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:00:38.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 519511 : 515204 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:00:38.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 519527 : 515204 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:00:39.00:scan_name=339-1506,r4100,98 2003.339.15:00:39.00:source=0642+449,064252.98,445430.9,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.15:00:39.10:setupsx 2003.339.15:00:48.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.15:00:48.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.15:00:48.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 183 ; 2003.339.15:00:48.34:!2003.339.15:06:38 2003.339.15:02:10.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.15:06:38.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:06:38.00/disc_pos/542194006000,542193006000, 2003.339.15:06:38.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.15:06:38.05:!2003.339.15:06:38 2003.339.15:06:38.06:preob 2003.339.15:06:39.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:06:40.48/tpi/1u,16238,2u,16096,3u,16117,4u,16338,ia,10130 2003.339.15:06:40.49/tpi/9u,15883,au,16031,bu,16069,cu,16169,du,16062,eu,16001,ib,5213 2003.339.15:06:40.49/tpi/5u,16092,6u,16225,7u,16217,8u,16195,ic,16835 2003.339.15:06:40.66/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10129 2003.339.15:06:40.66/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,5238 2003.339.15:06:40.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16839 2003.339.15:06:42.89/tpzero/1u,493,2u,317,3u,392,4u,450,ia,274 2003.339.15:06:42.89/tpzero/9u,584,au,544,bu,551,cu,515,du,366,eu,425,ib,285 2003.339.15:06:42.89/tpzero/5u,463,6u,578,7u,371,8u,274,ic,591 2003.339.15:06:45.13/tpical/1u,18111,2u,17939,3u,18352,4u,18567,ia,11495 2003.339.15:06:45.13/tpical/9u,18747,au,19104,bu,18808,cu,18660,du,19377,eu,18844 2003.339.15:06:45.13/tpical/ib,6106 2003.339.15:06:45.13/tpical/5u,18548,6u,18459,7u,18502,8u,18513,ic,19445 2003.339.15:06:45.14/tpdiff/1u,1873,2u,1843,3u,2235,4u,2229,ia,1365 2003.339.15:06:45.14/tpdiff/9u,2864,au,3073,bu,2739,cu,2491,du,3315,eu,2843,ib,893 2003.339.15:06:45.14/tpdiff/5u,2456,6u,2234,7u,2285,8u,2318,ic,2610 2003.339.15:06:45.31/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11495 2003.339.15:06:45.31/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,6106 2003.339.15:06:45.31/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19445 2003.339.15:06:45.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:06:45.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:06:45.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:06:45.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:06:45.90/tsys/1u,46.2,2u,47.1,3u,38.7,4u,39.2,ia,39.7 2003.339.15:06:45.90/tsys/9u,38.5,au,36.3,bu,40.8,cu,45.2,du,34.1,eu,39.4,ib,39.7 2003.339.15:06:45.90/tsys/5u,35.0,6u,38.5,7u,38.1,8u,37.8,ic,34.2 2003.339.15:06:46.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:06:46.37/cable/2.4276E-04 2003.339.15:06:46.37:!2003.339.15:06:48 2003.339.15:06:48.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:06:48.00/disc_pos/542321958912,542193006000, 2003.339.15:06:48.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.15:06:48.02:midob 2003.339.15:06:48.75/tpi/1u,16248,2u,15784,3u,15559,4u,15866,ia,10126 2003.339.15:06:48.75/tpi/9u,15847,au,15901,bu,16015,cu,15925,du,16125,eu,15809,ib,5241 2003.339.15:06:48.75/tpi/5u,15522,6u,15805,7u,15599,8u,16179,ic,16830 2003.339.15:06:48.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10126 2003.339.15:06:48.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,116,ib,5241 2003.339.15:06:48.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16830 2003.339.15:06:49.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:06:49.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:06:49.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:06:49.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:06:49.51/tsys/1u,46.3,2u,47.0,3u,38.8,4u,39.0,ia,39.7 2003.339.15:06:49.51/tsys/9u,39.0,au,36.8,bu,41.4,cu,45.5,du,34.2,eu,39.7,ib,40.0 2003.339.15:06:49.51/tsys/5u,35.0,6u,38.5,7u,38.0,8u,37.7,ic,34.2 2003.339.15:06:50.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:06:50.30/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:06:50.69/cable/2.4276E-04 2003.339.15:06:51.69/gps-fmout/S +1.01E-07 2003.339.15:06:51.70/wx/15.6,889.0,56.6 2003.339.15:06:51.76/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10130,5225,26,1pps 2003.339.15:06:51.81/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16838,109,24,1pps 2003.339.15:06:51.89/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.06,lock,16243,16356,38,1pps 2003.339.15:06:51.97/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,16107,15987,33,1pps 2003.339.15:06:52.05/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15962,16033,61,1pps 2003.339.15:06:53.18#antcn#TR $$/339.15:06:53.09 314.8594 50.6342 -0.0000 0.0001 2003.339.15:06:53.18#antcn#CO 0.0309 -0.0465 -0.7967 0.0144 2003.339.15:06:54.17/mat/600B0163 2003.339.15:06:54.74/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.15:06:54.74:!2003.339.15:08:26 2003.339.15:06:55.65#setcl#time/188998950,1,2003,339,15,06,56.00,1.574,45.433,39 2003.339.15:06:55.65#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.15:08:26.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.15:08:26.00:disc_end 2003.339.15:08:26.49:disc_pos 2003.339.15:08:26.50/disc_pos/543924644168,542194006000, 2003.339.15:08:26.50:disc_check 2003.339.15:08:26.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d15h08m26.543s,33188,0.00250s,40000,5757346980, 2003.339.15:08:26.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.15:08:26.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 521187 : 516857 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:08:26.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 521172 : 516853 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:08:26.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 521214 : 516841 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:08:26.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 521204 : 516840 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:08:26.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 521185 : 516864 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:08:26.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 521183 : 516849 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:08:26.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 521176 : 516845 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:08:26.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 521190 : 516844 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:08:26.99:scan_name=339-1510,r4100,356 2003.339.15:08:26.99:source=oq208,140445.63,284129.5,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.15:08:27.08:setupsx 2003.339.15:08:36.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.15:08:36.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.15:08:36.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 184 ; 2003.339.15:08:36.32:!2003.339.15:10:02 2003.339.15:09:32.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.15:10:02.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:10:02.00/disc_pos/543924644168,543923644168, 2003.339.15:10:02.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.15:10:02.05:!2003.339.15:10:02 2003.339.15:10:02.05:preob 2003.339.15:10:03.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:10:04.48/tpi/1u,16272,2u,16193,3u,16298,4u,16315,ia,10626 2003.339.15:10:04.48/tpi/9u,16098,au,16056,bu,16248,cu,16136,du,16115,eu,16244,ib,5337 2003.339.15:10:04.48/tpi/5u,16377,6u,16171,7u,15858,8u,15958,ic,17740 2003.339.15:10:04.66/tpgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10635 2003.339.15:10:04.66/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,122,eu,117,ib,5343 2003.339.15:10:04.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17745 2003.339.15:10:06.89/tpzero/1u,488,2u,315,3u,389,4u,447,ia,277 2003.339.15:10:06.89/tpzero/9u,584,au,542,bu,550,cu,512,du,364,eu,428,ib,287 2003.339.15:10:06.89/tpzero/5u,465,6u,574,7u,364,8u,273,ic,601 2003.339.15:10:09.13/tpical/1u,18085,2u,17986,3u,18487,4u,18457,ia,11999 2003.339.15:10:09.13/tpical/9u,18767,au,18967,bu,18812,cu,18523,du,19381,eu,19031 2003.339.15:10:09.13/tpical/ib,6206 2003.339.15:10:09.13/tpical/5u,18743,6u,18280,7u,18002,8u,18185,ic,20370 2003.339.15:10:09.14/tpdiff/1u,1813,2u,1793,3u,2189,4u,2142,ia,1373 2003.339.15:10:09.14/tpdiff/9u,2669,au,2911,bu,2564,cu,2387,du,3266,eu,2787,ib,869 2003.339.15:10:09.14/tpdiff/5u,2366,6u,2109,7u,2144,8u,2227,ic,2630 2003.339.15:10:09.31/tpdiffgain/1u,136,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11999 2003.339.15:10:09.31/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,122,eu,117,ib,6206 2003.339.15:10:09.31/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20370 2003.339.15:10:09.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:10:09.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:10:09.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:10:09.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:10:09.90/tsys/1u,47.9,2u,48.7,3u,40.0,4u,40.7,ia,41.5 2003.339.15:10:09.90/tsys/9u,41.9,au,38.4,bu,44.1,cu,47.1,du,34.7,eu,40.9,ib,41.8 2003.339.15:10:09.90/tsys/5u,37.0,6u,40.7,7u,39.7,8u,38.7,ic,35.8 2003.339.15:10:10.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:10:10.36/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.15:10:10.36:!2003.339.15:10:12 2003.339.15:10:12.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:10:12.00/disc_pos/544052576256,543923644168, 2003.339.15:10:12.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.15:10:12.02:midob 2003.339.15:10:12.75/tpi/1u,16261,2u,15597,3u,15726,4u,15894,ia,10625 2003.339.15:10:12.75/tpi/9u,15783,au,15644,bu,15726,cu,15840,du,16154,eu,15671,ib,5331 2003.339.15:10:12.75/tpi/5u,15753,6u,16154,7u,15850,8u,15969,ic,17731 2003.339.15:10:12.93/tpgain/1u,136,2u,111,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10625 2003.339.15:10:12.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,122,eu,115,ib,5331 2003.339.15:10:12.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17731 2003.339.15:10:13.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:10:13.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:10:13.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:10:13.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:10:13.51/tsys/1u,47.8,2u,48.6,3u,40.1,4u,40.7,ia,41.5 2003.339.15:10:13.51/tsys/9u,41.7,au,38.2,bu,44.2,cu,47.2,du,34.8,eu,40.8,ib,41.8 2003.339.15:10:13.51/tsys/5u,37.0,6u,40.6,7u,39.7,8u,38.8,ic,35.8 2003.339.15:10:14.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:10:14.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:10:14.59/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.15:10:14.68/gps-fmout/S +1.28E-07 2003.339.15:10:14.69/wx/15.5,889.0,57.0 2003.339.15:10:14.75/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10629,5335,26,1pps 2003.339.15:10:14.80/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17732,110,24,1pps 2003.339.15:10:14.88/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.51, 6.82,lock,16262,16211,38,1pps 2003.339.15:10:14.96/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.20,lock,15750,16256,33,1pps 2003.339.15:10:15.04/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,16088,16107,61,1pps 2003.339.15:10:16.17#antcn#TR $$/339.15:10:16.09 68.4436 27.3024 0.0005 0.0008 2003.339.15:10:16.17#antcn#CO 0.0584 -0.0888 -0.7967 0.0337 2003.339.15:10:17.76/mat/600B0161 2003.339.15:10:18.68#setcl#time/189019252,1,2003,339,15,10,19.00,1.562,45.489,36 2003.339.15:10:18.68#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.15:10:19.18/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.15:10:19.18:!2003.339.15:16:08 2003.339.15:16:08.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.15:16:08.00:disc_end 2003.339.15:16:08.48:disc_pos 2003.339.15:16:08.51/disc_pos/549783454256,543924644168, 2003.339.15:16:08.51:disc_check 2003.339.15:16:08.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d15h16m08.547s,30920,0.00250s,40000,1533272180, 2003.339.15:16:08.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.15:16:08.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 526788 : 522434 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:16:08.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 526776 : 522431 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:16:08.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 526815 : 522418 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:16:08.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 526806 : 522417 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:16:08.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 526786 : 522441 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:16:08.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 526784 : 522426 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:16:08.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 526777 : 522422 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:16:09.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 526791 : 522421 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:16:09.00:scan_name=339-1517,r4100,98 2003.339.15:16:09.01:source=0955+476,095508.50,473928.6,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.15:16:10.09:setupsx 2003.339.15:16:19.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.15:16:19.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.15:16:19.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 185 ; 2003.339.15:16:19.34:!2003.339.15:16:57 2003.339.15:16:47.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.15:16:57.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:16:57.00/disc_pos/549783454256,549782454256, 2003.339.15:16:57.02:disc_start=on 2003.339.15:16:57.06:!2003.339.15:16:57 2003.339.15:16:57.06:preob 2003.339.15:16:58.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:16:59.48/tpi/1u,16292,2u,16159,3u,16065,4u,16083,ia,9761 2003.339.15:16:59.48/tpi/9u,16114,au,16157,bu,15996,cu,15872,du,15943,eu,16103,ib,5049 2003.339.15:16:59.49/tpi/5u,16066,6u,16108,7u,16192,8u,16031,ic,16199 2003.339.15:16:59.67/tpgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9760 2003.339.15:16:59.67/tpgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,120,ib,5044 2003.339.15:16:59.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16198 2003.339.15:17:01.90/tpzero/1u,499,2u,321,3u,395,4u,446,ia,270 2003.339.15:17:01.90/tpzero/9u,590,au,548,bu,553,cu,514,du,370,eu,431,ib,284 2003.339.15:17:01.90/tpzero/5u,464,6u,577,7u,372,8u,277,ic,588 2003.339.15:17:04.14/tpical/1u,18243,2u,18020,3u,18344,4u,18351,ia,11103 2003.339.15:17:04.14/tpical/9u,19079,au,19311,bu,18837,cu,18422,du,19421,eu,19157 2003.339.15:17:04.14/tpical/ib,5924 2003.339.15:17:04.14/tpical/5u,18558,6u,18335,7u,18471,8u,18388,ic,18763 2003.339.15:17:04.15/tpdiff/1u,1951,2u,1861,3u,2279,4u,2268,ia,1342 2003.339.15:17:04.15/tpdiff/9u,2965,au,3154,bu,2841,cu,2550,du,3478,eu,3054,ib,875 2003.339.15:17:04.15/tpdiff/5u,2492,6u,2227,7u,2279,8u,2357,ic,2564 2003.339.15:17:04.32/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11103 2003.339.15:17:04.32/tpdiffgain/9u,124,au,99,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,120,ib,5924 2003.339.15:17:04.32/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,77,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18763 2003.339.15:17:04.91/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:17:04.91/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:17:04.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:17:04.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:17:04.92/tsys/1u,44.5,2u,46.8,3u,37.8,4u,37.9,ia,38.9 2003.339.15:17:04.92/tsys/9u,37.7,au,35.6,bu,39.1,cu,43.4,du,32.2,eu,36.9,ib,39.2 2003.339.15:17:04.92/tsys/5u,34.4,6u,38.4,7u,38.2,8u,36.8,ic,33.5 2003.339.15:17:05.08/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:17:05.43/cable/2.4282E-04 2003.339.15:17:05.43:!2003.339.15:17:07 2003.339.15:17:07.01:disc_pos 2003.339.15:17:07.01/disc_pos/549911384064,549782454256, 2003.339.15:17:07.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.15:17:07.02:midob 2003.339.15:17:07.77/tpi/1u,16115,2u,15562,3u,15536,4u,15709,ia,9759 2003.339.15:17:07.77/tpi/9u,16175,au,15867,bu,15575,cu,15925,du,15991,eu,15645,ib,5044 2003.339.15:17:07.77/tpi/5u,15499,6u,15697,7u,15614,8u,16014,ic,16191 2003.339.15:17:07.95/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9759 2003.339.15:17:07.95/tpgain/9u,124,au,98,bu,119,cu,101,du,125,eu,118,ib,5044 2003.339.15:17:07.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16191 2003.339.15:17:08.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:17:08.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:17:08.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:17:08.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:17:08.53/tsys/1u,44.7,2u,46.7,3u,38.0,4u,37.9,ia,38.9 2003.339.15:17:08.53/tsys/9u,37.8,au,35.7,bu,39.4,cu,43.5,du,32.3,eu,37.1,ib,39.2 2003.339.15:17:08.53/tsys/5u,34.5,6u,38.4,7u,38.1,8u,36.7,ic,33.5 2003.339.15:17:09.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:17:09.29/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:17:09.66/cable/2.4290E-04 2003.339.15:17:10.68/gps-fmout/S +1.62E-07 2003.339.15:17:14.12/wx/15.5,889.0,57.2 2003.339.15:17:14.17/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9763,5038,26,1pps 2003.339.15:17:14.22/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16199,109,24,1pps 2003.339.15:17:14.30/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.18,lock,16326,16182,38,1pps 2003.339.15:17:14.38/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16067,15903,33,1pps 2003.339.15:17:14.47/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.70, 5.20,lock,16155,16008,61,1pps 2003.339.15:17:15.16#antcn#TR $$/339.15:17:15.09 9.3914 64.2527 -0.0004 0.0001 2003.339.15:17:15.16#antcn#CO 0.0332 -0.0283 -0.7967 0.0084 2003.339.15:17:16.13/mat/600B0120 2003.339.15:17:16.70/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.15:17:16.70:!2003.339.15:18:45 2003.339.15:17:17.67#setcl#time/189061151,1,2003,339,15,17,18.00,1.563,45.605,37 2003.339.15:17:17.67#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.15:18:45.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.15:18:45.00:disc_end 2003.339.15:18:45.49:disc_pos 2003.339.15:18:45.50/disc_pos/551513749808,549783454256, 2003.339.15:18:45.50:disc_check 2003.339.15:18:45.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d15h18m45.535s,15516,0.00250s,40000,781519852, 2003.339.15:18:45.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.15:18:45.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 528451 : 524074 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:18:45.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 528439 : 524070 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:18:45.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 528478 : 524058 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:18:45.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 528471 : 524056 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:18:45.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 528450 : 524082 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:18:45.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 528447 : 524066 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:18:45.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 528440 : 524062 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:18:45.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 528454 : 524061 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:18:45.99:scan_name=339-1522,r4100,265 2003.339.15:18:45.99:source=3c371,180718.63,694857.2,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.15:18:46.10:setupsx 2003.339.15:18:55.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.15:18:55.32/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.15:18:55.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 186 ; 2003.339.15:18:55.36:!2003.339.15:22:29 2003.339.15:19:20.10#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.15:22:29.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:22:29.00/disc_pos/551513749808,551512749808, 2003.339.15:22:29.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.15:22:29.04:!2003.339.15:22:29 2003.339.15:22:29.05:preob 2003.339.15:22:30.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:22:31.47/tpi/1u,16161,2u,16109,3u,16214,4u,16309,ia,12330 2003.339.15:22:31.47/tpi/9u,16060,au,16251,bu,16228,cu,16137,du,16150,eu,16262,ib,6203 2003.339.15:22:31.47/tpi/5u,16286,6u,16011,7u,15780,8u,16024,ic,20687 2003.339.15:22:31.65/tpgain/1u,127,2u,105,3u,97,4u,76,ia,12334 2003.339.15:22:31.65/tpgain/9u,111,au,89,bu,109,cu,91,du,113,eu,109,ib,6201 2003.339.15:22:31.65/tpgain/5u,49,6u,69,7u,50,8u,59,ic,20690 2003.339.15:22:33.88/tpzero/1u,473,2u,301,3u,372,4u,435,ia,294 2003.339.15:22:33.88/tpzero/9u,570,au,533,bu,533,cu,499,du,344,eu,419,ib,296 2003.339.15:22:33.88/tpzero/5u,462,6u,567,7u,360,8u,271,ic,626 2003.339.15:22:36.12/tpical/1u,17709,2u,17624,3u,18082,4u,18150,ia,13699 2003.339.15:22:36.12/tpical/9u,18296,au,18683,bu,18395,cu,18074,du,18847,eu,18745 2003.339.15:22:36.12/tpical/ib,7072 2003.339.15:22:36.12/tpical/5u,18286,6u,17855,7u,17562,8u,17915,ic,23314 2003.339.15:22:36.13/tpdiff/1u,1548,2u,1515,3u,1868,4u,1841,ia,1369 2003.339.15:22:36.13/tpdiff/9u,2236,au,2432,bu,2167,cu,1937,du,2697,eu,2483,ib,869 2003.339.15:22:36.13/tpdiff/5u,2000,6u,1844,7u,1782,8u,1891,ic,2627 2003.339.15:22:36.30/tpdiffgain/1u,127,2u,105,3u,97,4u,76,ia,13699 2003.339.15:22:36.30/tpdiffgain/9u,111,au,89,bu,109,cu,91,du,113,eu,109,ib,7072 2003.339.15:22:36.30/tpdiffgain/5u,49,6u,69,7u,50,8u,59,ic,23314 2003.339.15:22:36.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:22:36.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:22:36.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:22:36.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:22:36.89/tsys/1u,55.7,2u,57.4,3u,46.6,4u,47.4,ia,48.4 2003.339.15:22:36.89/tsys/9u,49.9,au,46.5,bu,52.1,cu,58.1,du,42.2,eu,45.9,ib,48.9 2003.339.15:22:36.89/tsys/5u,43.5,6u,46.1,7u,47.6,8u,45.8,ic,42.0 2003.339.15:22:37.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:22:37.35/cable/2.4253E-04 2003.339.15:22:37.35:!2003.339.15:22:39 2003.339.15:22:39.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:22:39.00/disc_pos/551641739264,551512749808, 2003.339.15:22:39.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.15:22:39.01:midob 2003.339.15:22:39.75/tpi/1u,16151,2u,15828,3u,15875,4u,15862,ia,12326 2003.339.15:22:39.75/tpi/9u,15802,au,15897,bu,15629,cu,15771,du,15810,eu,15723,ib,6205 2003.339.15:22:39.75/tpi/5u,15594,6u,16019,7u,15760,8u,16043,ic,20686 2003.339.15:22:39.93/tpgain/1u,127,2u,104,3u,96,4u,75,ia,12326 2003.339.15:22:39.93/tpgain/9u,110,au,88,bu,107,cu,90,du,112,eu,107,ib,6205 2003.339.15:22:39.93/tpgain/5u,48,6u,69,7u,50,8u,59,ic,20686 2003.339.15:22:40.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:22:40.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:22:40.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:22:40.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:22:40.51/tsys/1u,55.7,2u,57.5,3u,46.6,4u,47.4,ia,48.3 2003.339.15:22:40.51/tsys/9u,50.0,au,46.6,bu,52.1,cu,58.1,du,42.0,eu,46.1,ib,49.0 2003.339.15:22:40.51/tsys/5u,43.4,6u,46.1,7u,47.5,8u,45.9,ic,42.0 2003.339.15:22:41.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:22:41.25/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:22:41.60/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.15:22:41.69/gps-fmout/S +9.4E-08 2003.339.15:22:43.78/wx/15.4,889.0,57.1 2003.339.15:22:43.83/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,12338,6205,26,1pps 2003.339.15:22:43.88/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,20694,111,24,1pps 2003.339.15:22:43.96/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 5.91, 6.18,lock,16145,16161,38,1pps 2003.339.15:22:44.04/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.36, -2.01,lock,16263,15685,33,1pps 2003.339.15:22:44.12/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.74, 4.26,lock,16047,16034,61,1pps 2003.339.15:22:45.16#antcn#TR $$/339.15:22:45.09 16.3433 9.3820 0.0000 -0.0000 2003.339.15:22:45.16#antcn#CO 0.0566 -0.0918 -0.7967 0.1026 2003.339.15:22:46.35/mat/600B0147 2003.339.15:22:46.92/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.15:22:46.92:!2003.339.15:27:04 2003.339.15:22:47.66#setcl#time/189094149,1,2003,339,15,22,48.00,1.570,45.697,38 2003.339.15:22:47.66#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.15:27:04.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.15:27:04.01:disc_end 2003.339.15:27:04.49:disc_pos 2003.339.15:27:04.50/disc_pos/555916594408,551513749808, 2003.339.15:27:04.52:disc_check 2003.339.15:27:04.93/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d15h27m04.553s,34052,0.00250s,40000,3581416864, 2003.339.15:27:04.93:postob_mk5a 2003.339.15:27:04.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 532664 : 528264 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:27:04.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 532651 : 528259 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:27:04.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 532691 : 528246 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:27:05.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 532683 : 528245 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:27:05.00/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 532662 : 528270 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:27:05.02/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 532659 : 528255 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:27:05.02/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 532654 : 528250 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:27:05.04/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 532666 : 528250 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:27:05.06:scan_name=339-1530,r4100,310 2003.339.15:27:05.06:source=0014+813,001404.48,811828.2,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.15:27:06.09:setupsx 2003.339.15:27:15.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.15:27:15.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.15:27:15.36/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 187 ; 2003.339.15:27:15.36:!2003.339.15:30:15 2003.339.15:27:25.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.15:30:15.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:30:15.00/disc_pos/555916594408,555915594408, 2003.339.15:30:15.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.15:30:15.04:!2003.339.15:30:15 2003.339.15:30:15.05:preob 2003.339.15:30:16.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:30:17.47/tpi/1u,16319,2u,16104,3u,15958,4u,15958,ia,11216 2003.339.15:30:17.47/tpi/9u,16166,au,16211,bu,15998,cu,16001,du,16173,eu,16179,ib,5711 2003.339.15:30:17.47/tpi/5u,16018,6u,16044,7u,16144,8u,16072,ic,18762 2003.339.15:30:17.65/tpgain/1u,133,2u,110,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11214 2003.339.15:30:17.65/tpgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,113,cu,95,du,118,eu,113,ib,5710 2003.339.15:30:17.65/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,62,ic,18751 2003.339.15:30:19.88/tpzero/1u,484,2u,309,3u,379,4u,437,ia,284 2003.339.15:30:19.88/tpzero/9u,579,au,539,bu,538,cu,505,du,357,eu,422,ib,290 2003.339.15:30:19.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,571,7u,366,8u,274,ic,610 2003.339.15:30:22.12/tpical/1u,18037,2u,17772,3u,17965,4u,17899,ia,12566 2003.339.15:30:22.12/tpical/9u,18647,au,18875,bu,18355,cu,18172,du,19202,eu,18802 2003.339.15:30:22.12/tpical/ib,6582 2003.339.15:30:22.12/tpical/5u,18155,6u,18039,7u,18169,8u,18090,ic,21352 2003.339.15:30:22.13/tpdiff/1u,1718,2u,1668,3u,2007,4u,1941,ia,1350 2003.339.15:30:22.13/tpdiff/9u,2481,au,2664,bu,2357,cu,2171,du,3029,eu,2623,ib,871 2003.339.15:30:22.13/tpdiff/5u,2137,6u,1995,7u,2025,8u,2018,ic,2590 2003.339.15:30:22.30/tpdiffgain/1u,133,2u,110,3u,101,4u,79,ia,12566 2003.339.15:30:22.30/tpdiffgain/9u,116,au,93,bu,113,cu,95,du,118,eu,113,ib,6582 2003.339.15:30:22.30/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,62,ic,21352 2003.339.15:30:22.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:30:22.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:30:22.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:30:22.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:30:22.89/tsys/1u,50.7,2u,52.1,3u,42.7,4u,44.0,ia,44.5 2003.339.15:30:22.89/tsys/9u,45.2,au,42.4,bu,47.2,cu,51.4,du,37.6,eu,43.3,ib,44.8 2003.339.15:30:22.89/tsys/5u,40.0,6u,42.7,7u,42.9,8u,43.1,ic,38.5 2003.339.15:30:23.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:30:23.36/cable/2.4246E-04 2003.339.15:30:23.36:!2003.339.15:30:25 2003.339.15:30:25.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:30:25.00/disc_pos/556044488704,555915594408, 2003.339.15:30:25.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.15:30:25.02:midob 2003.339.15:30:25.75/tpi/1u,16349,2u,15850,3u,15689,4u,15980,ia,11224 2003.339.15:30:25.75/tpi/9u,15865,au,15908,bu,15731,cu,15723,du,15915,eu,15884,ib,5712 2003.339.15:30:25.75/tpi/5u,16021,6u,16049,7u,15559,8u,16043,ic,18776 2003.339.15:30:25.93/tpgain/1u,133,2u,109,3u,100,4u,79,ia,11224 2003.339.15:30:25.93/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,112,cu,94,du,117,eu,112,ib,5712 2003.339.15:30:25.93/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,52,8u,62,ic,18776 2003.339.15:30:26.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:30:26.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:30:26.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:30:26.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:30:26.51/tsys/1u,50.8,2u,52.2,3u,42.8,4u,44.0,ia,44.6 2003.339.15:30:26.51/tsys/9u,45.2,au,42.5,bu,47.3,cu,51.6,du,37.6,eu,43.2,ib,44.8 2003.339.15:30:26.51/tsys/5u,40.0,6u,42.7,7u,42.9,8u,43.0,ic,38.6 2003.339.15:30:27.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:30:27.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:30:27.59/cable/2.4238E-04 2003.339.15:30:27.69/gps-fmout/S +1.88E-07 2003.339.15:30:27.70/wx/15.4,889.1,57.0 2003.339.15:30:27.76/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11220,5713,26,1pps 2003.339.15:30:27.81/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18773,110,24,1pps 2003.339.15:30:27.89/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.31, 6.63,lock,16335,16123,38,1pps 2003.339.15:30:27.97/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.01, -1.52,lock,16017,15917,33,1pps 2003.339.15:30:28.05/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.12, 4.66,lock,16161,16132,61,1pps 2003.339.15:30:29.16#antcn#TR $$/339.15:30:29.09 354.7860 15.3589 0.0001 0.0000 2003.339.15:30:29.16#antcn#CO 0.0551 -0.0836 -0.7967 0.0629 2003.339.15:30:29.62/mat/600B0197 2003.339.15:30:30.19/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.15:30:30.19:!2003.339.15:35:35 2003.339.15:30:30.68#setcl#time/189140450,1,2003,339,15,30,31.00,1.561,45.826,36 2003.339.15:30:30.68#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.15:35:35.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.15:35:35.00:disc_end 2003.339.15:35:35.49:disc_pos 2003.339.15:35:35.50/disc_pos/561039435616,555916594408, 2003.339.15:35:35.50:disc_check 2003.339.15:35:35.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d15h35m35.550s,12724,0.00250s,40000,3053140120, 2003.339.15:35:35.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.15:35:35.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 537563 : 533139 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:35:35.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 537550 : 533134 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:35:35.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 537592 : 533121 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:35:35.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 537582 : 533120 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:35:35.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 537562 : 533147 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:35:35.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 537558 : 533130 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:35:35.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 537553 : 533126 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:35:35.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 537565 : 533125 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:35:35.99:scan_name=339-1544,r4100,98 2003.339.15:35:35.99:source=0748+126,074805.04,123845.6,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.15:35:36.09:setupsx 2003.339.15:35:45.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.15:35:45.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.15:35:45.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 188 ; 2003.339.15:35:45.32:!2003.339.15:44:14 2003.339.15:38:00.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.15:44:14.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:44:14.00/disc_pos/561039435616,561038435616, 2003.339.15:44:14.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.15:44:14.05:!2003.339.15:44:14 2003.339.15:44:14.05:preob 2003.339.15:44:15.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:44:16.48/tpi/1u,16288,2u,16218,3u,16319,4u,16177,ia,10041 2003.339.15:44:16.48/tpi/9u,15749,au,15911,bu,15898,cu,15985,du,15948,eu,16221,ib,5120 2003.339.15:44:16.48/tpi/5u,15875,6u,16223,7u,16021,8u,15925,ic,16594 2003.339.15:44:16.66/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10038 2003.339.15:44:16.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5168 2003.339.15:44:16.66/tpgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16591 2003.339.15:44:18.88/tpzero/1u,494,2u,321,3u,395,4u,448,ia,273 2003.339.15:44:18.88/tpzero/9u,587,au,547,bu,553,cu,516,du,367,eu,428,ib,285 2003.339.15:44:18.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,579,7u,369,8u,274,ic,591 2003.339.15:44:21.11/tpical/1u,18182,2u,18068,3u,18560,4u,18382,ia,11390 2003.339.15:44:21.11/tpical/9u,18593,au,19040,bu,18675,cu,18521,du,19221,eu,18907 2003.339.15:44:21.11/tpical/ib,5955 2003.339.15:44:21.11/tpical/5u,18296,6u,18495,7u,18291,8u,18219,ic,19183 2003.339.15:44:21.12/tpdiff/1u,1894,2u,1850,3u,2241,4u,2205,ia,1349 2003.339.15:44:21.12/tpdiff/9u,2844,au,3129,bu,2777,cu,2536,du,3273,eu,2686,ib,835 2003.339.15:44:21.12/tpdiff/5u,2421,6u,2272,7u,2270,8u,2294,ic,2589 2003.339.15:44:21.29/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11390 2003.339.15:44:21.29/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5955 2003.339.15:44:21.29/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,77,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19183 2003.339.15:44:21.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:44:21.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:44:21.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:44:21.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:44:21.88/tsys/1u,45.9,2u,47.3,3u,39.1,4u,39.2,ia,39.8 2003.339.15:44:21.88/tsys/9u,38.4,au,35.4,bu,39.8,cu,43.9,du,34.3,eu,42.3,ib,41.7 2003.339.15:44:21.88/tsys/5u,35.0,6u,37.9,7u,37.9,8u,37.5,ic,34.0 2003.339.15:44:21.99/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:44:22.33/cable/2.4142E-04 2003.339.15:44:22.33:!2003.339.15:44:24 2003.339.15:44:24.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:44:24.00/disc_pos/561167425536,561038435616, 2003.339.15:44:24.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.15:44:24.02:midob 2003.339.15:44:24.75/tpi/1u,16021,2u,15620,3u,15485,4u,15734,ia,10035 2003.339.15:44:24.75/tpi/9u,16324,au,15951,bu,15978,cu,15984,du,16033,eu,15901,ib,5124 2003.339.15:44:24.75/tpi/5u,15874,6u,15833,7u,15390,8u,15922,ic,16591 2003.339.15:44:24.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10035 2003.339.15:44:24.93/tpgain/9u,123,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5124 2003.339.15:44:24.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16591 2003.339.15:44:25.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:44:25.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:44:25.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:44:25.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:44:25.51/tsys/1u,45.8,2u,47.1,3u,39.2,4u,39.1,ia,39.8 2003.339.15:44:25.51/tsys/9u,39.2,au,36.2,bu,40.7,cu,44.8,du,34.5,eu,42.2,ib,41.7 2003.339.15:44:25.51/tsys/5u,35.0,6u,37.9,7u,37.8,8u,37.5,ic,34.0 2003.339.15:44:26.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:44:26.27/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:44:26.61/cable/2.4142E-04 2003.339.15:44:26.68/gps-fmout/S +1.41E-07 2003.339.15:44:28.24/wx/15.4,889.2,57.9 2003.339.15:44:28.29/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10036,5126,26,1pps 2003.339.15:44:28.34/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16586,110,24,1pps 2003.339.15:44:28.42/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16275,16314,38,1pps 2003.339.15:44:28.50/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15868,15753,33,1pps 2003.339.15:44:28.58/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.12,lock,16224,16104,61,1pps 2003.339.15:44:29.17#antcn#TR $$/339.15:44:29.09 258.3649 57.3655 -0.0001 -0.0002 2003.339.15:44:29.17#antcn#CO 0.0093 -0.0514 -0.7967 0.0112 2003.339.15:44:29.57/mat/600B0200 2003.339.15:44:30.19/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.15:44:30.19:!2003.339.15:46:02 2003.339.15:44:30.66#setcl#time/189224447,1,2003,339,15,44,31.00,1.568,46.059,38 2003.339.15:44:30.66#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.15:46:02.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.15:46:02.01:disc_end 2003.339.15:46:02.49:disc_pos 2003.339.15:46:02.50/disc_pos/562770269648,561039435616, 2003.339.15:46:02.50:disc_check 2003.339.15:46:02.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d15h46m02.555s,18852,0.00250s,40000,8301239840, 2003.339.15:46:02.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.15:46:02.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 539227 : 534779 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:46:02.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 539214 : 534774 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:46:02.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 539256 : 534761 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:46:02.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 539246 : 534760 : 8 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:46:02.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 539225 : 534787 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:46:02.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 539222 : 534770 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:46:02.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 539218 : 534766 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:46:02.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 539230 : 534766 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:46:03.00:scan_name=339-1552,r4100,173 2003.339.15:46:03.00:source=1611+343,161147.94,342020.0,1950.0,cw 2003.339.15:46:03.09:setupsx 2003.339.15:46:12.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.15:46:12.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.15:46:12.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 189 ; 2003.339.15:46:12.30:!2003.339.15:52:03 2003.339.15:47:32.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.15:52:03.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:52:03.00/disc_pos/562770269648,562769269648, 2003.339.15:52:03.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.15:52:03.04:!2003.339.15:52:03 2003.339.15:52:03.06:preob 2003.339.15:52:04.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:52:05.47/tpi/1u,16340,2u,15968,3u,16106,4u,15884,ia,11999 2003.339.15:52:05.47/tpi/9u,15877,au,16063,bu,16062,cu,15900,du,15948,eu,15907,ib,6177 2003.339.15:52:05.47/tpi/5u,15841,6u,16091,7u,15946,8u,16169,ic,20128 2003.339.15:52:05.65/tpgain/1u,129,2u,106,3u,98,4u,76,ia,11994 2003.339.15:52:05.65/tpgain/9u,111,au,89,bu,109,cu,91,du,113,eu,108,ib,6175 2003.339.15:52:05.65/tpgain/5u,49,6u,70,7u,51,8u,60,ic,20117 2003.339.15:52:07.88/tpzero/1u,479,2u,301,3u,373,4u,431,ia,291 2003.339.15:52:07.88/tpzero/9u,571,au,532,bu,529,cu,497,du,343,eu,413,ib,295 2003.339.15:52:07.88/tpzero/5u,457,6u,568,7u,363,8u,273,ic,620 2003.339.15:52:10.12/tpical/1u,17945,2u,17523,3u,17992,4u,17696,ia,13354 2003.339.15:52:10.12/tpical/9u,18192,au,18557,bu,18246,cu,17933,du,18742,eu,18320 2003.339.15:52:10.12/tpical/ib,7054 2003.339.15:52:10.12/tpical/5u,17837,6u,17974,7u,17824,8u,18099,ic,22732 2003.339.15:52:10.13/tpdiff/1u,1605,2u,1555,3u,1886,4u,1812,ia,1355 2003.339.15:52:10.13/tpdiff/9u,2315,au,2494,bu,2184,cu,2033,du,2794,eu,2413,ib,877 2003.339.15:52:10.13/tpdiff/5u,1996,6u,1883,7u,1878,8u,1930,ic,2604 2003.339.15:52:10.30/tpdiffgain/1u,129,2u,106,3u,98,4u,76,ia,13354 2003.339.15:52:10.30/tpdiffgain/9u,111,au,89,bu,109,cu,91,du,113,eu,108,ib,7054 2003.339.15:52:10.30/tpdiffgain/5u,49,6u,70,7u,51,8u,60,ic,22732 2003.339.15:52:10.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:52:10.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:52:10.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:52:10.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:52:10.89/tsys/1u,54.4,2u,55.4,3u,45.9,4u,46.9,ia,47.5 2003.339.15:52:10.89/tsys/9u,47.6,au,44.8,bu,51.2,cu,54.6,du,40.2,eu,46.2,ib,48.3 2003.339.15:52:10.89/tsys/5u,42.4,6u,45.3,7u,45.6,8u,45.3,ic,41.2 2003.339.15:52:11.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:52:11.41/cable/2.4128E-04 2003.339.15:52:11.41:!2003.339.15:52:13 2003.339.15:52:13.00:disc_pos 2003.339.15:52:13.00/disc_pos/562898272256,562769269648, 2003.339.15:52:13.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.15:52:13.01:midob 2003.339.15:52:13.75/tpi/1u,16323,2u,15678,3u,15771,4u,15848,ia,11976 2003.339.15:52:13.75/tpi/9u,15646,au,16069,bu,15766,cu,15884,du,15931,eu,15920,ib,6158 2003.339.15:52:13.75/tpi/5u,15804,6u,16061,7u,15944,8u,15586,ic,20093 2003.339.15:52:13.93/tpgain/1u,129,2u,105,3u,97,4u,76,ia,11976 2003.339.15:52:13.93/tpgain/9u,110,au,89,bu,108,cu,91,du,113,eu,108,ib,6158 2003.339.15:52:13.93/tpgain/5u,49,6u,70,7u,51,8u,59,ic,20093 2003.339.15:52:14.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.15:52:14.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.15:52:14.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.15:52:14.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.15:52:14.51/tsys/1u,54.3,2u,55.4,3u,45.9,4u,46.8,ia,47.4 2003.339.15:52:14.51/tsys/9u,47.8,au,44.9,bu,51.2,cu,54.5,du,40.2,eu,46.3,ib,48.1 2003.339.15:52:14.51/tsys/5u,42.3,6u,45.3,7u,45.6,8u,45.2,ic,41.1 2003.339.15:52:15.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.15:52:15.30/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.15:52:15.69/cable/2.4134E-04 2003.339.15:52:16.69/gps-fmout/S +1.88E-07 2003.339.15:52:20.12/wx/15.4,889.2,57.9 2003.339.15:52:20.17/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11979,6164,26,1pps 2003.339.15:52:20.22/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,20089,110,24,1pps 2003.339.15:52:20.30/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.05, 6.31,lock,16328,16203,38,1pps 2003.339.15:52:20.38/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.36, -1.84,lock,15798,15809,33,1pps 2003.339.15:52:20.46/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.82, 4.34,lock,16212,16163,61,1pps 2003.339.15:52:21.16#antcn#TR $$/339.15:52:21.09 57.5919 11.4306 -0.0000 0.0003 2003.339.15:52:21.16#antcn#CO 0.0577 -0.1007 -0.7967 0.0845 2003.339.15:52:22.46/mat/600B0166 2003.339.15:52:23.08/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.15:52:23.08:!2003.339.15:55:06 2003.339.15:52:23.66#setcl#time/189271746,1,2003,339,15,52,24.00,1.569,46.190,38 2003.339.15:52:23.66#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.15:55:06.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.15:55:06.00:disc_end 2003.339.15:55:06.48:disc_pos 2003.339.15:55:06.49/disc_pos/565700946104,562770269648, 2003.339.15:55:06.49:disc_check 2003.339.15:55:06.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d15h55m06.543s,3220,0.00250s,40000,5773139176, 2003.339.15:55:06.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.15:55:06.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 542035 : 537563 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:55:06.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 542023 : 537558 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:55:06.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 542066 : 537545 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:55:06.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 542055 : 537544 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:55:06.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 542033 : 537572 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:55:06.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 542030 : 537554 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:55:06.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 542027 : 537552 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:55:06.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 542038 : 537550 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.15:55:06.97:scan_name=339-1605,r4100,147 2003.339.15:55:06.98:source=1308+326,130807.57,323640.6,1950.0,cw 2003.339.15:55:07.09:setupsx 2003.339.15:55:16.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.15:55:16.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.15:55:16.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 190 ; 2003.339.15:55:16.32:!2003.339.16:05:02 2003.339.15:55:30.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.15:59:38.49;"weather-moon and many stars visible 2003.339.16:05:02.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:05:02.00/disc_pos/565700946104,565699946104, 2003.339.16:05:02.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.16:05:02.06:!2003.339.16:05:02 2003.339.16:05:02.07:preob 2003.339.16:05:03.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:05:04.47/tpi/1u,16144,2u,15980,3u,16002,4u,16204,ia,10047 2003.339.16:05:04.47/tpi/9u,15747,au,15849,bu,15861,cu,15957,du,15858,eu,16077,ib,5221 2003.339.16:05:04.47/tpi/5u,15927,6u,15980,7u,16028,8u,16020,ic,16668 2003.339.16:05:04.65/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10053 2003.339.16:05:04.65/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5238 2003.339.16:05:04.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16639 2003.339.16:05:06.88/tpzero/1u,491,2u,316,3u,391,4u,448,ia,272 2003.339.16:05:06.88/tpzero/9u,587,au,543,bu,550,cu,514,du,365,eu,429,ib,286 2003.339.16:05:06.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,574,7u,369,8u,273,ic,590 2003.339.16:05:09.12/tpical/1u,18001,2u,17779,3u,18222,4u,18402,ia,11396 2003.339.16:05:09.12/tpical/9u,18660,au,19010,bu,18670,cu,18508,du,19248,eu,18982 2003.339.16:05:09.12/tpical/ib,6065 2003.339.16:05:09.12/tpical/5u,18350,6u,18157,7u,18301,8u,18280,ic,19210 2003.339.16:05:09.13/tpdiff/1u,1857,2u,1799,3u,2220,4u,2198,ia,1349 2003.339.16:05:09.13/tpdiff/9u,2913,au,3161,bu,2809,cu,2551,du,3390,eu,2905,ib,844 2003.339.16:05:09.13/tpdiff/5u,2423,6u,2177,7u,2273,8u,2260,ic,2542 2003.339.16:05:09.30/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11396 2003.339.16:05:09.30/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6065 2003.339.16:05:09.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19210 2003.339.16:05:09.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:05:09.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:05:09.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:05:09.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:05:09.89/tsys/1u,46.4,2u,47.9,3u,38.7,4u,39.4,ia,39.9 2003.339.16:05:09.89/tsys/9u,37.5,au,34.9,bu,39.2,cu,43.6,du,32.9,eu,38.8,ib,42.1 2003.339.16:05:09.89/tsys/5u,35.1,6u,38.9,7u,37.9,8u,38.3,ic,34.8 2003.339.16:05:10.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:05:10.35/cable/2.4098E-04 2003.339.16:05:10.35:!2003.339.16:05:12 2003.339.16:05:12.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:05:12.00/disc_pos/565828857856,565699946104, 2003.339.16:05:12.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.16:05:12.02:midob 2003.339.16:05:12.75/tpi/1u,16132,2u,15687,3u,15471,4u,15750,ia,10046 2003.339.16:05:12.75/tpi/9u,15568,au,15909,bu,16002,cu,15875,du,16037,eu,15943,ib,5215 2003.339.16:05:12.75/tpi/5u,15921,6u,15979,7u,15416,8u,15985,ic,16629 2003.339.16:05:12.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10046 2003.339.16:05:12.93/tpgain/9u,119,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5215 2003.339.16:05:12.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16629 2003.339.16:05:13.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:05:13.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:05:13.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:05:13.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:05:13.52/tsys/1u,46.3,2u,47.8,3u,38.8,4u,39.2,ia,39.8 2003.339.16:05:13.52/tsys/9u,38.3,au,35.8,bu,40.3,cu,44.3,du,33.3,eu,39.1,ib,42.0 2003.339.16:05:13.52/tsys/5u,35.1,6u,38.9,7u,37.8,8u,38.2,ic,34.7 2003.339.16:05:14.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:05:14.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:05:14.63/cable/2.4090E-04 2003.339.16:05:15.68/gps-fmout/S +1.95E-07 2003.339.16:05:15.69/wx/15.4,889.3,57.0 2003.339.16:05:15.75/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10046,5232,26,1pps 2003.339.16:05:15.80/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16628,110,24,1pps 2003.339.16:05:15.88/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.06,lock,16130,16228,38,1pps 2003.339.16:05:15.96/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15916,15787,33,1pps 2003.339.16:05:16.04/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15964,16042,61,1pps 2003.339.16:05:17.16#antcn#TR $$/339.16:05:17.09 65.4580 51.5362 0.0001 0.0002 2003.339.16:05:17.16#antcn#CO 0.0553 -0.0595 -0.7967 0.0139 2003.339.16:05:18.29/mat/600B0137 2003.339.16:05:18.91/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.16:05:18.91:!2003.339.16:07:39 2003.339.16:05:19.67#setcl#time/189349346,1,2003,339,16,05,20.00,1.562,46.406,37 2003.339.16:05:19.67#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.16:07:39.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.16:07:39.00:disc_end 2003.339.16:07:39.48:disc_pos 2003.339.16:07:39.49/disc_pos/568215638632,565700946104, 2003.339.16:07:39.50:disc_check 2003.339.16:07:39.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d16h07m39.553s,29700,0.00250s,40000,9533440992, 2003.339.16:07:39.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.16:07:39.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 544446 : 539951 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:07:39.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 544435 : 539945 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:07:39.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 544477 : 539933 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:07:39.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 544469 : 539931 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:07:39.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 544444 : 539960 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:07:39.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 544441 : 539942 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:07:39.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 544439 : 539941 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:07:39.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 544449 : 539938 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:07:39.99:scan_name=339-1610,r4100,243 2003.339.16:07:39.99:source=0743+259,074323.03,255625.1,1950.0,cw 2003.339.16:07:40.09:setupsx 2003.339.16:07:49.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.16:07:49.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.16:07:49.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 191 ; 2003.339.16:07:49.32:!2003.339.16:10:20 2003.339.16:09:00.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.16:10:20.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:10:20.01/disc_pos/568215638632,568214638632, 2003.339.16:10:20.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.16:10:20.05:!2003.339.16:10:20 2003.339.16:10:20.05:preob 2003.339.16:10:21.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:10:22.46/tpi/1u,16167,2u,16023,3u,16080,4u,16238,ia,10074 2003.339.16:10:22.46/tpi/9u,16130,au,15914,bu,15884,cu,15890,du,15780,eu,15858,ib,5128 2003.339.16:10:22.46/tpi/5u,15961,6u,15950,7u,16092,8u,15979,ic,16669 2003.339.16:10:22.64/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,10081 2003.339.16:10:22.64/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5115 2003.339.16:10:22.64/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16680 2003.339.16:10:24.87/tpzero/1u,490,2u,316,3u,391,4u,449,ia,272 2003.339.16:10:24.87/tpzero/9u,588,au,546,bu,553,cu,517,du,369,eu,429,ib,285 2003.339.16:10:24.87/tpzero/5u,462,6u,574,7u,370,8u,275,ic,591 2003.339.16:10:27.11/tpical/1u,18048,2u,17842,3u,18312,4u,18463,ia,11439 2003.339.16:10:27.11/tpical/9u,18886,au,19078,bu,18697,cu,18558,du,19233,eu,18913 2003.339.16:10:27.11/tpical/ib,5963 2003.339.16:10:27.11/tpical/5u,18406,6u,18200,7u,18353,8u,18343,ic,19281 2003.339.16:10:27.12/tpdiff/1u,1881,2u,1819,3u,2232,4u,2225,ia,1365 2003.339.16:10:27.12/tpdiff/9u,2756,au,3164,bu,2813,cu,2668,du,3453,eu,3055,ib,835 2003.339.16:10:27.12/tpdiff/5u,2445,6u,2250,7u,2261,8u,2364,ic,2612 2003.339.16:10:27.29/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,84,ia,11439 2003.339.16:10:27.29/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5963 2003.339.16:10:27.29/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19281 2003.339.16:10:27.87/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:10:27.87/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:10:27.87/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:10:27.87/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:10:27.88/tsys/1u,45.8,2u,47.5,3u,38.7,4u,39.0,ia,39.5 2003.339.16:10:27.88/tsys/9u,40.6,au,35.0,bu,39.2,cu,41.5,du,32.1,eu,36.4,ib,41.8 2003.339.16:10:27.88/tsys/5u,34.9,6u,37.6,7u,38.2,8u,36.5,ic,33.9 2003.339.16:10:27.99/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:10:28.33/cable/2.4098E-04 2003.339.16:10:28.33:!2003.339.16:10:30 2003.339.16:10:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:10:30.00/disc_pos/568343601152,568214638632, 2003.339.16:10:30.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.16:10:30.03:midob 2003.339.16:10:30.77/tpi/1u,16169,2u,15753,3u,15525,4u,15799,ia,10085 2003.339.16:10:30.77/tpi/9u,15585,au,15734,bu,15550,cu,15864,du,15977,eu,15845,ib,5121 2003.339.16:10:30.77/tpi/5u,15966,6u,16022,7u,15481,8u,16042,ic,16695 2003.339.16:10:30.95/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10085 2003.339.16:10:30.95/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5121 2003.339.16:10:30.95/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16695 2003.339.16:10:31.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:10:31.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:10:31.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:10:31.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:10:31.53/tsys/1u,45.8,2u,47.5,3u,38.8,4u,38.9,ia,39.5 2003.339.16:10:31.53/tsys/9u,40.5,au,35.3,bu,39.7,cu,42.3,du,32.5,eu,37.0,ib,41.7 2003.339.16:10:31.53/tsys/5u,34.9,6u,37.8,7u,38.1,8u,36.7,ic,33.9 2003.339.16:10:32.15/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:10:32.25/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:10:32.61/cable/2.4098E-04 2003.339.16:10:32.67/gps-fmout/S +1.49E-07 2003.339.16:10:32.68/wx/15.4,889.3,57.3 2003.339.16:10:32.74/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10088,5120,26,1pps 2003.339.16:10:32.79/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16693,110,24,1pps 2003.339.16:10:32.87/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.06,lock,16180,16261,38,1pps 2003.339.16:10:32.95/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15971,15841,33,1pps 2003.339.16:10:33.03/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,16003,15833,61,1pps 2003.339.16:10:34.17#antcn#TR $$/339.16:10:34.08 283.9806 53.0443 -0.0000 0.0000 2003.339.16:10:34.17#antcn#CO 0.0204 -0.0503 -0.7967 0.0132 2003.339.16:10:35.68/mat/600B0200 2003.339.16:10:36.30/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.16:10:36.30:!2003.339.16:14:33 2003.339.16:10:36.64#setcl#time/189381043,1,2003,339,16,10,37.00,1.574,46.494,40 2003.339.16:10:36.64#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.16:14:33.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.16:14:33.00:disc_end 2003.339.16:14:33.49:disc_pos 2003.339.16:14:33.50/disc_pos/572266252512,568215638632, 2003.339.16:14:33.50:disc_check 2003.339.16:14:33.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d16h14m33.550s,29720,0.00250s,40000,2573346100, 2003.339.16:14:33.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.16:14:33.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 548322 : 543804 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:14:33.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 548311 : 543798 : 11 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:14:33.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 548353 : 543786 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:14:33.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 548347 : 543783 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:14:33.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 548321 : 543814 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:14:33.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 548317 : 543795 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:14:33.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 548316 : 543793 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:14:33.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 548325 : 543791 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:14:34.00:scan_name=339-1621,r4100,122 2003.339.16:14:34.00:source=0552+398,055201.37,394821.9,1950.0,cw 2003.339.16:14:34.09:setupsx 2003.339.16:14:43.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.16:14:43.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.16:14:43.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 192 ; 2003.339.16:14:43.32:!2003.339.16:21:30 2003.339.16:14:52.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.16:21:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:21:30.00/disc_pos/572266252512,572265252512, 2003.339.16:21:30.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.16:21:30.05:!2003.339.16:21:30 2003.339.16:21:30.05:preob 2003.339.16:21:31.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:21:32.48/tpi/1u,16214,2u,16125,3u,16233,4u,16113,ia,10760 2003.339.16:21:32.48/tpi/9u,16239,au,16232,bu,16122,cu,16330,du,16320,eu,16144,ib,5382 2003.339.16:21:32.48/tpi/5u,15936,6u,16317,7u,16049,8u,16194,ic,17954 2003.339.16:21:32.66/tpgain/1u,135,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10765 2003.339.16:21:32.66/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,5381 2003.339.16:21:32.66/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17954 2003.339.16:21:34.88/tpzero/1u,487,2u,313,3u,387,4u,442,ia,278 2003.339.16:21:34.88/tpzero/9u,585,au,545,bu,547,cu,514,du,366,eu,427,ib,287 2003.339.16:21:34.88/tpzero/5u,460,6u,576,7u,366,8u,274,ic,603 2003.339.16:21:37.12/tpical/1u,18017,2u,17900,3u,18390,4u,18192,ia,12151 2003.339.16:21:37.12/tpical/9u,18942,au,19134,bu,18661,cu,18704,du,19566,eu,18911 2003.339.16:21:37.12/tpical/ib,6255 2003.339.16:21:37.12/tpical/5u,18257,6u,18469,7u,18179,8u,18405,ic,20610 2003.339.16:21:37.13/tpdiff/1u,1803,2u,1775,3u,2157,4u,2079,ia,1391 2003.339.16:21:37.13/tpdiff/9u,2703,au,2902,bu,2539,cu,2374,du,3246,eu,2767,ib,873 2003.339.16:21:37.13/tpdiff/5u,2321,6u,2152,7u,2130,8u,2211,ic,2656 2003.339.16:21:37.30/tpdiffgain/1u,135,2u,112,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12151 2003.339.16:21:37.30/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,6255 2003.339.16:21:37.30/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20610 2003.339.16:21:37.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:21:37.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:21:37.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:21:37.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:21:37.89/tsys/1u,48.0,2u,49.0,3u,40.4,4u,41.5,ia,41.4 2003.339.16:21:37.89/tsys/9u,41.7,au,38.9,bu,44.2,cu,48.0,du,35.4,eu,40.9,ib,42.0 2003.339.16:21:37.89/tsys/5u,36.7,6u,40.2,7u,40.5,8u,39.6,ic,35.9 2003.339.16:21:38.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:21:38.36/cable/2.4128E-04 2003.339.16:21:38.36:!2003.339.16:21:40 2003.339.16:21:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:21:40.00/disc_pos/572394180608,572265252512, 2003.339.16:21:40.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.16:21:40.01:midob 2003.339.16:21:40.77/tpi/1u,16211,2u,15809,3u,15630,4u,15691,ia,10757 2003.339.16:21:40.77/tpi/9u,15714,au,15804,bu,15869,cu,16011,du,15810,eu,15823,ib,5379 2003.339.16:21:40.77/tpi/5u,15938,6u,15908,7u,15454,8u,15842,ic,17943 2003.339.16:21:40.95/tpgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,102,4u,80,ia,10757 2003.339.16:21:40.95/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,116,cu,98,du,120,eu,115,ib,5379 2003.339.16:21:40.95/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,53,8u,63,ic,17943 2003.339.16:21:41.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:21:41.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:21:41.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:21:41.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:21:41.53/tsys/1u,48.0,2u,48.9,3u,40.4,4u,41.4,ia,41.4 2003.339.16:21:41.53/tsys/9u,41.7,au,38.7,bu,44.2,cu,48.0,du,35.4,eu,40.8,ib,42.0 2003.339.16:21:41.53/tsys/5u,36.7,6u,40.3,7u,40.5,8u,40.0,ic,35.9 2003.339.16:21:42.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:21:42.28/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:21:42.64/cable/2.4128E-04 2003.339.16:21:43.67/gps-fmout/S +1.32E-07 2003.339.16:21:44.04/wx/15.5,889.5,57.4 2003.339.16:21:44.10/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10754,5377,26,1pps 2003.339.16:21:44.15/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17932,109,24,1pps 2003.339.16:21:44.23/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.44, 6.76,lock,16203,16209,38,1pps 2003.339.16:21:44.31/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,15922,15753,33,1pps 2003.339.16:21:44.39/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,15956,15963,61,1pps 2003.339.16:21:45.17#antcn#TR $$/339.16:21:45.10 304.5253 28.2688 -0.0001 -0.0002 2003.339.16:21:45.17#antcn#CO 0.0463 -0.0748 -0.7967 0.0324 2003.339.16:21:45.72/mat/600B0153 2003.339.16:21:46.29/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.16:21:46.29:!2003.339.16:23:42 2003.339.16:21:46.66#setcl#time/189448044,1,2003,339,16,21,47.00,1.563,46.680,38 2003.339.16:21:46.66#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.16:23:42.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.16:23:42.00:disc_end 2003.339.16:23:42.48:disc_pos 2003.339.16:23:42.49/disc_pos/574380753520,572266252512, 2003.339.16:23:42.49:disc_check 2003.339.16:23:42.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d16h23m42.547s,28460,0.00250s,40000,6669460252, 2003.339.16:23:42.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.16:23:42.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 550351 : 545811 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:23:42.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 550343 : 545803 : 11 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:23:42.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 550382 : 545792 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:23:42.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 550377 : 545789 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:23:42.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 550350 : 545820 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:23:42.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 550347 : 545801 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:23:42.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 550345 : 545799 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:23:42.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 550356 : 545798 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:23:42.99:scan_name=339-1626,r4100,641 2003.339.16:23:42.99:source=1255-316,125515.17,-313905.0,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.16:23:43.09:setupsx 2003.339.16:23:52.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.16:23:52.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.16:23:52.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 193 ; 2003.339.16:23:52.34:!2003.339.16:25:59 2003.339.16:25:12.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.16:25:59.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:25:59.00/disc_pos/574380753520,574379753520, 2003.339.16:25:59.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.16:25:59.05:!2003.339.16:25:59 2003.339.16:25:59.06:preob 2003.339.16:26:00.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:26:01.48/tpi/1u,16137,2u,16334,3u,16147,4u,16008,ia,10701 2003.339.16:26:01.48/tpi/9u,16112,au,16031,bu,16286,cu,16116,du,16225,eu,16280,ib,5437 2003.339.16:26:01.48/tpi/5u,15849,6u,16216,7u,15947,8u,16072,ic,17844 2003.339.16:26:01.66/tpgain/1u,135,2u,113,3u,104,4u,81,ia,10696 2003.339.16:26:01.66/tpgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,5434 2003.339.16:26:01.66/tpgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17836 2003.339.16:26:03.89/tpzero/1u,486,2u,316,3u,386,4u,441,ia,279 2003.339.16:26:03.89/tpzero/9u,584,au,540,bu,549,cu,512,du,364,eu,427,ib,288 2003.339.16:26:03.89/tpzero/5u,459,6u,575,7u,365,8u,273,ic,602 2003.339.16:26:06.13/tpical/1u,17933,2u,18138,3u,18281,4u,18128,ia,12083 2003.339.16:26:06.13/tpical/9u,18801,au,18859,bu,18883,cu,18478,du,19472,eu,19084 2003.339.16:26:06.13/tpical/ib,6316 2003.339.16:26:06.13/tpical/5u,18169,6u,18384,7u,18089,8u,18308,ic,20501 2003.339.16:26:06.14/tpdiff/1u,1796,2u,1804,3u,2134,4u,2120,ia,1382 2003.339.16:26:06.14/tpdiff/9u,2689,au,2828,bu,2597,cu,2362,du,3247,eu,2804,ib,879 2003.339.16:26:06.14/tpdiff/5u,2320,6u,2168,7u,2142,8u,2236,ic,2657 2003.339.16:26:06.31/tpdiffgain/1u,135,2u,113,3u,104,4u,81,ia,12083 2003.339.16:26:06.31/tpdiffgain/9u,119,au,95,bu,117,cu,98,du,121,eu,116,ib,6316 2003.339.16:26:06.31/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,74,7u,54,8u,64,ic,20501 2003.339.16:26:06.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:26:06.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:26:06.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:26:06.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:26:06.90/tsys/1u,47.9,2u,48.8,3u,40.6,4u,40.4,ia,41.5 2003.339.16:26:06.90/tsys/9u,41.6,au,39.4,bu,43.6,cu,47.6,du,35.2,eu,40.7,ib,42.2 2003.339.16:26:06.90/tsys/5u,36.5,6u,39.7,7u,40.0,8u,38.9,ic,35.7 2003.339.16:26:07.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:26:07.37/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.16:26:07.37:!2003.339.16:26:09 2003.339.16:26:09.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:26:09.00/disc_pos/574508646400,574379753520, 2003.339.16:26:09.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.16:26:09.02:midob 2003.339.16:26:09.76/tpi/1u,16113,2u,15730,3u,15561,4u,16000,ia,10698 2003.339.16:26:09.76/tpi/9u,15604,au,15717,bu,15744,cu,15804,du,15670,eu,15686,ib,5447 2003.339.16:26:09.76/tpi/5u,15833,6u,15819,7u,15932,8u,16057,ic,17842 2003.339.16:26:09.94/tpgain/1u,135,2u,111,3u,102,4u,81,ia,10698 2003.339.16:26:09.94/tpgain/9u,117,au,94,bu,115,cu,97,du,119,eu,114,ib,5447 2003.339.16:26:09.94/tpgain/5u,52,6u,73,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17842 2003.339.16:26:10.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:26:10.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:26:10.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:26:10.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:26:10.52/tsys/1u,47.9,2u,48.7,3u,40.7,4u,40.4,ia,41.5 2003.339.16:26:10.52/tsys/9u,41.7,au,39.5,bu,43.7,cu,47.6,du,35.1,eu,40.6,ib,42.3 2003.339.16:26:10.52/tsys/5u,36.4,6u,39.8,7u,40.0,8u,38.8,ic,35.7 2003.339.16:26:11.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:26:11.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:26:11.58/cable/2.4231E-04 2003.339.16:26:11.67/gps-fmout/S +1.02E-07 2003.339.16:26:11.68/wx/15.5,889.4,57.7 2003.339.16:26:11.74/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10710,5443,26,1pps 2003.339.16:26:11.79/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17853,110,24,1pps 2003.339.16:26:11.87/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.44, 6.76,lock,16419,16143,38,1pps 2003.339.16:26:11.95/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,15859,15687,33,1pps 2003.339.16:26:12.03/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.35, 4.90,lock,15868,16110,61,1pps 2003.339.16:26:13.17#antcn#TR $$/339.16:26:13.08 148.2180 27.0361 -0.0003 -0.0002 2003.339.16:26:13.17#antcn#CO 0.0529 -0.0998 -0.7967 0.0341 2003.339.16:26:13.42/mat/600B0149 2003.339.16:26:13.99/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.16:26:13.99:!2003.339.16:36:50 2003.339.16:26:14.66#setcl#time/189474843,1,2003,339,16,26,15.00,1.566,46.754,38 2003.339.16:26:14.66#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.16:36:50.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.16:36:50.00:disc_end 2003.339.16:36:50.48:disc_pos 2003.339.16:36:50.49/disc_pos/584799451480,574380753520, 2003.339.16:36:50.50:disc_check 2003.339.16:36:50.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d16h36m50.553s,34192,0.00250s,40000,2189376308, 2003.339.16:36:50.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.16:36:50.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 560303 : 555737 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:36:50.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 560293 : 555730 : 11 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:36:50.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 560332 : 555719 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:36:50.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 560327 : 555715 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:36:50.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 560300 : 555747 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:36:50.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 560297 : 555727 : 4 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:36:50.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 560296 : 555727 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:36:50.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 560306 : 555724 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:36:50.99:scan_name=339-1642b,r4100,98 2003.339.16:36:50.99:source=0748+126,074805.04,123845.6,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.16:36:51.08:setupsx 2003.339.16:37:00.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.16:37:00.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.16:37:00.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 194 ; 2003.339.16:37:00.34:!2003.339.16:42:43 2003.339.16:37:57.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.16:42:43.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:42:43.00/disc_pos/584799451480,584798451480, 2003.339.16:42:43.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.16:42:43.05:!2003.339.16:42:43 2003.339.16:42:43.05:preob 2003.339.16:42:44.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:42:45.49/tpi/1u,16271,2u,16154,3u,16325,4u,16107,ia,10244 2003.339.16:42:45.49/tpi/9u,16842,au,17105,bu,16884,cu,16387,du,16318,eu,16303,ib,5438 2003.339.16:42:45.49/tpi/5u,16196,6u,16079,7u,16390,8u,16249,ic,16941 2003.339.16:42:45.67/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10245 2003.339.16:42:45.67/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,119,ib,5239 2003.339.16:42:45.67/tpgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16941 2003.339.16:42:47.90/tpzero/1u,492,2u,318,3u,392,4u,447,ia,274 2003.339.16:42:47.90/tpzero/9u,586,au,547,bu,547,cu,513,du,369,eu,430,ib,286 2003.339.16:42:47.90/tpzero/5u,463,6u,576,7u,371,8u,277,ic,594 2003.339.16:42:50.14/tpical/1u,18163,2u,17999,3u,18549,4u,18262,ia,11603 2003.339.16:42:50.14/tpical/9u,18883,au,19311,bu,18545,cu,18378,du,19378,eu,18988 2003.339.16:42:50.14/tpical/ib,6187 2003.339.16:42:50.14/tpical/5u,18637,6u,18300,7u,18629,8u,18575,ic,19546 2003.339.16:42:50.15/tpdiff/1u,1892,2u,1845,3u,2224,4u,2155,ia,1359 2003.339.16:42:50.15/tpdiff/9u,2041,au,2206,bu,1661,cu,1991,du,3060,eu,2685,ib,749 2003.339.16:42:50.15/tpdiff/5u,2441,6u,2221,7u,2239,8u,2326,ic,2605 2003.339.16:42:50.32/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11603 2003.339.16:42:50.32/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,119,ib,6187 2003.339.16:42:50.32/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,76,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19546 2003.339.16:42:50.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:42:50.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:42:50.91/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:42:50.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:42:50.91/tsys/1u,45.9,2u,47.2,3u,39.4,4u,40.0,ia,40.3 2003.339.16:42:50.91/tsys/9u,57.3,au,54.0,bu,70.8,cu,57.4,du,37.5,eu,42.6,ib,49.5 2003.339.16:42:50.91/tsys/5u,35.4,6u,38.4,7u,39.3,8u,37.8,ic,34.5 2003.339.16:42:51.04/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:42:51.38/cable/2.4172E-04 2003.339.16:42:51.38:!2003.339.16:42:53 2003.339.16:42:53.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:42:53.00/disc_pos/584927465472,584798451480, 2003.339.16:42:53.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.16:42:53.01:midob 2003.339.16:42:53.77/tpi/1u,16065,2u,15605,3u,15502,4u,15713,ia,10243 2003.339.16:42:53.77/tpi/9u,15839,au,15895,bu,15454,cu,15492,du,15990,eu,15606,ib,5489 2003.339.16:42:53.77/tpi/5u,15611,6u,16076,7u,15719,8u,16243,ic,16938 2003.339.16:42:53.95/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10243 2003.339.16:42:53.95/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,117,cu,99,du,124,eu,117,ib,5489 2003.339.16:42:53.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16938 2003.339.16:42:54.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:42:54.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:42:54.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:42:54.53/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:42:54.53/tsys/1u,45.9,2u,47.2,3u,39.6,4u,39.9,ia,40.3 2003.339.16:42:54.53/tsys/9u,54.7,au,51.2,bu,65.8,cu,55.3,du,36.8,eu,42.1,ib,50.0 2003.339.16:42:54.53/tsys/5u,35.5,6u,38.4,7u,39.1,8u,37.8,ic,34.5 2003.339.16:42:55.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:42:55.27/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:42:55.62/cable/2.4187E-04 2003.339.16:42:56.67/gps-fmout/S +1.59E-07 2003.339.16:42:56.68/wx/15.6,889.7,56.9 2003.339.16:42:56.74/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10250,5668,26,1pps 2003.339.16:42:56.79/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16950,110,24,1pps 2003.339.16:42:56.87/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.00,lock,16281,16144,38,1pps 2003.339.16:42:56.95/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.05,lock,15625,16053,33,1pps 2003.339.16:42:57.03/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.05,lock,16092,15931,61,1pps 2003.339.16:42:58.18#antcn#TR $$/339.16:42:58.10 266.1790 43.9013 0.0001 0.0000 2003.339.16:42:58.18#antcn#CO 0.0305 -0.0668 -0.7967 0.0182 2003.339.16:42:58.49/mat/600B0170 2003.339.16:42:59.07/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.16:42:59.07:!2003.339.16:44:31 2003.339.16:42:59.65#setcl#time/189575340,1,2003,339,16,43,00.00,1.572,47.034,39 2003.339.16:42:59.65#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.16:44:31.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.16:44:31.00:disc_end 2003.339.16:44:31.49:disc_pos 2003.339.16:44:31.50/disc_pos/586529991104,584799451480, 2003.339.16:44:31.50:disc_check 2003.339.16:44:31.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d16h44m31.550s,20688,0.00250s,40000,5645433880, 2003.339.16:44:31.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.16:44:31.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 561966 : 557377 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:44:31.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 561959 : 557371 : 11 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:44:31.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 561995 : 557359 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:44:31.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 561991 : 557355 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:44:31.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 561963 : 557387 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:44:31.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 561960 : 557368 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:44:31.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 561959 : 557367 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:44:31.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 561969 : 557364 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:44:31.98:scan_name=339-1648,r4100,98 2003.339.16:44:31.98:source=1156+295,115657.78,293126.1,1950.0,cw 2003.339.16:44:32.10:setupsx 2003.339.16:44:41.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.16:44:41.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.16:44:41.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 195 ; 2003.339.16:44:41.31:!2003.339.16:48:30 2003.339.16:45:57.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.16:48:30.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:48:30.00/disc_pos/586529991104,586528991104, 2003.339.16:48:30.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.16:48:30.05:!2003.339.16:48:30 2003.339.16:48:30.06:preob 2003.339.16:48:31.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:48:32.47/tpi/1u,16352,2u,15981,3u,15970,4u,15982,ia,9901 2003.339.16:48:32.47/tpi/9u,16116,au,16152,bu,16306,cu,16120,du,16168,eu,16106,ib,5132 2003.339.16:48:32.47/tpi/5u,15968,6u,16118,7u,15822,8u,16085,ic,16710 2003.339.16:48:32.65/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,9894 2003.339.16:48:32.65/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5138 2003.339.16:48:32.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16700 2003.339.16:48:34.88/tpzero/1u,498,2u,318,3u,392,4u,447,ia,271 2003.339.16:48:34.88/tpzero/9u,590,au,547,bu,556,cu,517,du,374,eu,429,ib,285 2003.339.16:48:34.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,580,7u,365,8u,275,ic,592 2003.339.16:48:37.12/tpical/1u,18340,2u,17861,3u,18255,4u,18226,ia,11259 2003.339.16:48:37.12/tpical/9u,19023,au,19232,bu,19087,cu,18641,du,19686,eu,19114 2003.339.16:48:37.12/tpical/ib,6026 2003.339.16:48:37.12/tpical/5u,18433,6u,18503,7u,18007,8u,18431,ic,19316 2003.339.16:48:37.13/tpdiff/1u,1988,2u,1880,3u,2285,4u,2244,ia,1358 2003.339.16:48:37.13/tpdiff/9u,2907,au,3080,bu,2781,cu,2521,du,3518,eu,3008,ib,894 2003.339.16:48:37.13/tpdiff/5u,2465,6u,2385,7u,2185,8u,2346,ic,2606 2003.339.16:48:37.30/tpdiffgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11259 2003.339.16:48:37.30/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,6026 2003.339.16:48:37.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,55,8u,66,ic,19316 2003.339.16:48:37.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:48:37.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:48:37.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:48:37.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:48:37.89/tsys/1u,43.9,2u,45.8,3u,37.5,4u,38.1,ia,39.0 2003.339.16:48:37.89/tsys/9u,38.5,au,36.5,bu,40.8,cu,44.6,du,32.3,eu,37.5,ib,39.0 2003.339.16:48:37.89/tsys/5u,34.6,6u,35.8,7u,38.9,8u,37.1,ic,34.0 2003.339.16:48:38.00/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.16:48:38.36/cable/2.4194E-04 2003.339.16:48:38.36:!2003.339.16:48:40 2003.339.16:48:40.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:48:40.00/disc_pos/586657853440,586528991104, 2003.339.16:48:40.00:data_valid=on 2003.339.16:48:40.01:midob 2003.339.16:48:40.75/tpi/1u,16161,2u,15674,3u,15456,4u,16006,ia,9904 2003.339.16:48:40.75/tpi/9u,15679,au,15828,bu,15791,cu,15813,du,15968,eu,15632,ib,5129 2003.339.16:48:40.75/tpi/5u,16008,6u,15780,7u,15836,8u,16102,ic,16722 2003.339.16:48:40.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9904 2003.339.16:48:40.93/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,117,ib,5129 2003.339.16:48:40.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16722 2003.339.16:48:41.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:48:41.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:48:41.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:48:41.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:48:41.51/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,45.7,3u,37.7,4u,38.1,ia,39.0 2003.339.16:48:41.51/tsys/9u,38.7,au,36.5,bu,40.8,cu,44.6,du,32.4,eu,37.7,ib,39.0 2003.339.16:48:41.51/tsys/5u,34.7,6u,36.0,7u,38.9,8u,37.1,ic,34.0 2003.339.16:48:42.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:48:42.27/hpib/-1.977E-01 2003.339.16:48:42.62/cable/2.4194E-04 2003.339.16:48:43.67/gps-fmout/S +1.90E-07 2003.339.16:48:45.77/wx/15.6,889.6,57.9 2003.339.16:48:45.82/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9897,5138,26,1pps 2003.339.16:48:45.87/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16703,110,24,1pps 2003.339.16:48:45.95/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16149,16231,38,1pps 2003.339.16:48:46.03/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15970,15872,33,1pps 2003.339.16:48:46.11/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,15899,16052,61,1pps 2003.339.16:48:47.16#antcn#TR $$/339.16:48:47.08 56.6717 76.0476 -0.0008 0.0002 2003.339.16:48:47.16#antcn#CO 0.0270 -0.0230 -0.7967 0.0043 2003.339.16:48:47.93/mat/600B0213 2003.339.16:48:48.51/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.16:48:48.52:!2003.339.16:50:18 2003.339.16:48:48.66#setcl#time/189610241,1,2003,339,16,48,49.00,1.563,47.131,38 2003.339.16:48:48.66#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.16:50:18.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.16:50:18.01:disc_end 2003.339.16:50:18.49:disc_pos 2003.339.16:50:18.51/disc_pos/588260856704,586529991104, 2003.339.16:50:18.51:disc_check 2003.339.16:50:18.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d16h50m18.567s,26780,0.00250s,40000,3821408308, 2003.339.16:50:18.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.16:50:18.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 563630 : 559017 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:50:18.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 563622 : 559012 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:50:18.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 563659 : 558999 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:50:18.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 563654 : 558995 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:50:18.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 563628 : 559028 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:50:18.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 563626 : 559007 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:50:18.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 563623 : 559007 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:50:18.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 563633 : 559004 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:50:18.99:scan_name=339-1652,r4100,98 2003.339.16:50:18.99:source=0955+476,095508.50,473928.6,1950.0,cw 2003.339.16:50:19.10:setupsx 2003.339.16:50:28.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.16:50:28.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.16:50:28.36/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 196 ; 2003.339.16:50:28.36:!2003.339.16:52:06 2003.339.16:51:07.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.16:52:06.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:52:06.00/disc_pos/588260856704,588259856704, 2003.339.16:52:06.02:disc_start=on 2003.339.16:52:06.05:!2003.339.16:52:06 2003.339.16:52:06.06:preob 2003.339.16:52:07.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:52:08.48/tpi/1u,16147,2u,16090,3u,16163,4u,16136,ia,10230 2003.339.16:52:08.48/tpi/9u,16143,au,16106,bu,16210,cu,16213,du,16339,eu,16196,ib,5196 2003.339.16:52:08.48/tpi/5u,15797,6u,16054,7u,16010,8u,15906,ic,17121 2003.339.16:52:08.66/tpgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,10229 2003.339.16:52:08.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5198 2003.339.16:52:08.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17117 2003.339.16:52:10.89/tpzero/1u,491,2u,317,3u,393,4u,447,ia,274 2003.339.16:52:10.89/tpzero/9u,588,au,544,bu,551,cu,515,du,370,eu,427,ib,285 2003.339.16:52:10.89/tpzero/5u,459,6u,577,7u,366,8u,273,ic,593 2003.339.16:52:13.13/tpical/1u,18069,2u,17962,3u,18469,4u,18351,ia,11622 2003.339.16:52:13.13/tpical/9u,19055,au,19108,bu,18826,cu,18635,du,19671,eu,19028 2003.339.16:52:13.13/tpical/ib,6113 2003.339.16:52:13.13/tpical/5u,18200,6u,18385,7u,18239,8u,18213,ic,19780 2003.339.16:52:13.14/tpdiff/1u,1922,2u,1872,3u,2306,4u,2215,ia,1392 2003.339.16:52:13.14/tpdiff/9u,2912,au,3002,bu,2616,cu,2422,du,3332,eu,2832,ib,917 2003.339.16:52:13.14/tpdiff/5u,2403,6u,2331,7u,2229,8u,2307,ic,2659 2003.339.16:52:13.31/tpdiffgain/1u,139,2u,115,3u,107,4u,83,ia,11622 2003.339.16:52:13.31/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,6113 2003.339.16:52:13.31/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19780 2003.339.16:52:13.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:52:13.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:52:13.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:52:13.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:52:13.90/tsys/1u,44.8,2u,46.3,3u,37.6,4u,39.0,ia,39.3 2003.339.16:52:13.90/tsys/9u,38.5,au,37.3,bu,43.1,cu,46.7,du,34.5,eu,40.1,ib,38.6 2003.339.16:52:13.90/tsys/5u,35.1,6u,36.5,7u,38.6,8u,37.3,ic,34.2 2003.339.16:52:14.03/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:52:14.39/cable/2.4172E-04 2003.339.16:52:14.39:!2003.339.16:52:16 2003.339.16:52:16.00:disc_pos 2003.339.16:52:16.00/disc_pos/588388773888,588259856704, 2003.339.16:52:16.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.16:52:16.02:midob 2003.339.16:52:16.75/tpi/1u,16155,2u,15810,3u,15641,4u,15770,ia,10232 2003.339.16:52:16.75/tpi/9u,15609,au,15667,bu,15774,cu,15671,du,15869,eu,15775,ib,5186 2003.339.16:52:16.75/tpi/5u,15787,6u,16059,7u,15452,8u,15898,ic,17120 2003.339.16:52:16.93/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10232 2003.339.16:52:16.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5186 2003.339.16:52:16.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,77,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17120 2003.339.16:52:17.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.16:52:17.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.16:52:17.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.16:52:17.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.16:52:17.51/tsys/1u,44.8,2u,46.3,3u,37.8,4u,39.0,ia,39.3 2003.339.16:52:17.51/tsys/9u,38.4,au,37.1,bu,42.6,cu,46.0,du,34.1,eu,39.7,ib,38.5 2003.339.16:52:17.51/tsys/5u,35.1,6u,36.5,7u,38.6,8u,37.3,ic,34.2 2003.339.16:52:18.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.16:52:18.31/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.16:52:18.67/cable/2.4187E-04 2003.339.16:52:19.67/gps-fmout/S +1.21E-07 2003.339.16:52:20.55/wx/15.6,889.7,57.1 2003.339.16:52:20.60/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10230,5200,26,1pps 2003.339.16:52:20.65/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17113,110,24,1pps 2003.339.16:52:20.73/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.70, 7.06,lock,16160,16255,38,1pps 2003.339.16:52:20.81/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15774,15727,33,1pps 2003.339.16:52:20.89/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15940,16003,61,1pps 2003.339.16:52:21.17#antcn#TR $$/339.16:52:21.09 334.7307 60.9164 -0.0004 -0.0000 2003.339.16:52:21.17#antcn#CO 0.0230 -0.0306 -0.7967 0.0097 2003.339.16:52:22.73/mat/600B0219 2003.339.16:52:23.35/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.16:52:23.36:!2003.339.16:53:54 2003.339.16:52:23.65#setcl#time/189631740,1,2003,339,16,52,24.00,1.566,47.190,39 2003.339.16:52:23.65#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.16:53:54.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.16:53:54.01:disc_end 2003.339.16:53:54.49:disc_pos 2003.339.16:53:54.50/disc_pos/589991458056,588260856704, 2003.339.16:53:54.51:disc_check 2003.339.16:53:54.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d16h53m54.562s,37384,0.00250s,40000,1725308044, 2003.339.16:53:54.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.16:53:54.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 565293 : 560657 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:53:54.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 565288 : 560651 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:53:54.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 565322 : 560639 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:53:54.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 565320 : 560635 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:53:54.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 565291 : 560668 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:53:54.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 565290 : 560647 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:53:54.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 565286 : 560647 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:53:54.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 565296 : 560644 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.16:53:54.99:scan_name=339-1712,r4100,285 2003.339.16:53:54.99:source=1300+580,130047.14,580443.6,1950.0,cw 2003.339.16:53:55.09:setupsx 2003.339.16:54:04.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.16:54:04.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.16:54:04.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 197 ; 2003.339.16:54:04.32:!2003.339.17:12:11 2003.339.16:54:25.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.16:59:14.92;"weather-mostly clear 2003.339.17:12:11.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:12:11.00/disc_pos/589991458056,589990458056, 2003.339.17:12:11.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.17:12:11.05:!2003.339.17:12:11 2003.339.17:12:11.05:preob 2003.339.17:12:12.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:12:13.49/tpi/1u,16260,2u,16087,3u,16272,4u,16010,ia,10399 2003.339.17:12:13.49/tpi/9u,15918,au,15950,bu,16039,cu,15945,du,15962,eu,16062,ib,5296 2003.339.17:12:13.49/tpi/5u,15826,6u,16244,7u,15928,8u,15997,ic,17191 2003.339.17:12:13.67/tpgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,106,4u,82,ia,10396 2003.339.17:12:13.67/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,122,eu,117,ib,5295 2003.339.17:12:13.67/tpgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17188 2003.339.17:12:15.90/tpzero/1u,491,2u,315,3u,392,4u,443,ia,275 2003.339.17:12:15.90/tpzero/9u,584,au,542,bu,547,cu,509,du,362,eu,427,ib,286 2003.339.17:12:15.90/tpzero/5u,460,6u,577,7u,366,8u,274,ic,596 2003.339.17:12:18.14/tpical/1u,18128,2u,17930,3u,18499,4u,18146,ia,11785 2003.339.17:12:18.14/tpical/9u,18733,au,18972,bu,18763,cu,18430,du,19320,eu,18993 2003.339.17:12:18.14/tpical/ib,6192 2003.339.17:12:18.14/tpical/5u,18238,6u,18486,7u,18202,8u,18290,ic,19850 2003.339.17:12:18.15/tpdiff/1u,1868,2u,1843,3u,2227,4u,2136,ia,1386 2003.339.17:12:18.15/tpdiff/9u,2815,au,3022,bu,2724,cu,2485,du,3358,eu,2931,ib,896 2003.339.17:12:18.15/tpdiff/5u,2412,6u,2242,7u,2274,8u,2293,ic,2659 2003.339.17:12:18.32/tpdiffgain/1u,138,2u,114,3u,106,4u,82,ia,11785 2003.339.17:12:18.32/tpdiffgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,122,eu,117,ib,6192 2003.339.17:12:18.32/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19850 2003.339.17:12:18.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:12:18.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:12:18.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:12:18.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:12:18.91/tsys/1u,46.4,2u,47.1,3u,39.2,4u,40.1,ia,40.2 2003.339.17:12:18.91/tsys/9u,39.2,au,36.7,bu,40.9,cu,44.7,du,33.4,eu,38.4,ib,40.3 2003.339.17:12:18.91/tsys/5u,35.0,6u,38.4,7u,37.6,8u,37.7,ic,34.3 2003.339.17:12:19.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:12:19.41/cable/2.4179E-04 2003.339.17:12:19.41:!2003.339.17:12:21 2003.339.17:12:21.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:12:21.00/disc_pos/590119325696,589990458056, 2003.339.17:12:21.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.17:12:21.02:midob 2003.339.17:12:21.75/tpi/1u,16284,2u,15799,3u,15731,4u,15994,ia,10404 2003.339.17:12:21.75/tpi/9u,15529,au,15671,bu,15940,cu,16079,du,16056,eu,15877,ib,5304 2003.339.17:12:21.75/tpi/5u,15835,6u,15803,7u,15405,8u,16018,ic,17208 2003.339.17:12:21.93/tpgain/1u,138,2u,113,3u,104,4u,82,ia,10404 2003.339.17:12:21.93/tpgain/9u,118,au,95,bu,117,cu,99,du,122,eu,116,ib,5304 2003.339.17:12:21.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17208 2003.339.17:12:22.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:12:22.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:12:22.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:12:22.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:12:22.51/tsys/1u,46.5,2u,47.0,3u,39.4,4u,40.0,ia,40.2 2003.339.17:12:22.51/tsys/9u,39.6,au,36.8,bu,41.4,cu,45.1,du,33.7,eu,38.6,ib,40.3 2003.339.17:12:22.51/tsys/5u,35.1,6u,38.4,7u,37.8,8u,37.8,ic,34.4 2003.339.17:12:23.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:12:23.29/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:12:23.65/cable/2.4172E-04 2003.339.17:12:24.67/gps-fmout/S +1.84E-07 2003.339.17:12:27.52/wx/15.7,889.9,57.0 2003.339.17:12:27.57/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10403,5294,26,1pps 2003.339.17:12:27.62/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17205,110,24,1pps 2003.339.17:12:27.70/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.63, 6.94,lock,16273,16164,38,1pps 2003.339.17:12:27.78/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,15852,15759,33,1pps 2003.339.17:12:27.86/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.42, 4.97,lock,16048,16077,61,1pps 2003.339.17:12:28.17#antcn#TR $$/339.17:12:28.09 19.3710 50.5454 -0.0003 0.0001 2003.339.17:12:28.17#antcn#CO 0.0491 -0.0488 -0.7967 0.0144 2003.339.17:12:29.77/mat/600B0099 2003.339.17:12:30.65#setcl#time/189752438,1,2003,339,17,12,31.00,1.565,47.526,39 2003.339.17:12:30.65#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.17:12:31.15/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.17:12:31.15:!2003.339.17:17:06 2003.339.17:17:06.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.17:17:06.00:disc_end 2003.339.17:17:06.48:disc_pos 2003.339.17:17:06.49/disc_pos/594714061128,589991458056, 2003.339.17:17:06.50:disc_check 2003.339.17:17:06.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d17h17m06.555s,2952,0.00250s,40000,17549311360, 2003.339.17:17:06.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.17:17:06.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 569810 : 565151 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:17:06.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 569805 : 565145 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:17:06.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 569839 : 565133 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:17:06.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 569837 : 565128 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:17:06.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 569808 : 565162 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:17:06.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 569809 : 565140 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:17:06.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 569805 : 565141 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:17:06.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 569813 : 565138 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:17:06.99:scan_name=339-1719,r4100,210 2003.339.17:17:06.99:source=1739+522,173929.05,521310.5,1950.0,cw 2003.339.17:17:07.10:setupsx 2003.339.17:17:16.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.17:17:16.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.17:17:16.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 198 ; 2003.339.17:17:16.33:!2003.339.17:19:49 2003.339.17:17:31.08#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.17:19:49.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:19:49.00/disc_pos/594714061128,594713061128, 2003.339.17:19:49.02:disc_start=on 2003.339.17:19:49.06:!2003.339.17:19:49 2003.339.17:19:49.06:preob 2003.339.17:19:50.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:19:51.48/tpi/1u,16350,2u,16033,3u,16118,4u,16061,ia,11292 2003.339.17:19:51.48/tpi/9u,16037,au,16115,bu,16247,cu,16022,du,16200,eu,16161,ib,5927 2003.339.17:19:51.48/tpi/5u,16032,6u,16029,7u,16196,8u,16081,ic,18810 2003.339.17:19:51.66/tpgain/1u,132,2u,109,3u,101,4u,79,ia,11298 2003.339.17:19:51.66/tpgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,94,du,117,eu,112,ib,5926 2003.339.17:19:51.66/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,62,ic,18814 2003.339.17:19:53.89/tpzero/1u,484,2u,307,3u,380,4u,437,ia,285 2003.339.17:19:53.89/tpzero/9u,577,au,536,bu,539,cu,503,du,354,eu,422,ib,292 2003.339.17:19:53.89/tpzero/5u,460,6u,572,7u,368,8u,275,ic,610 2003.339.17:19:56.13/tpical/1u,18042,2u,17681,3u,18152,4u,18028,ia,12669 2003.339.17:19:56.13/tpical/9u,18568,au,18797,bu,18639,cu,18188,du,19229,eu,18777 2003.339.17:19:56.13/tpical/ib,6811 2003.339.17:19:56.13/tpical/5u,18233,6u,18076,7u,18274,8u,18216,ic,21461 2003.339.17:19:56.14/tpdiff/1u,1692,2u,1648,3u,2034,4u,1967,ia,1377 2003.339.17:19:56.14/tpdiff/9u,2531,au,2682,bu,2392,cu,2166,du,3029,eu,2616,ib,884 2003.339.17:19:56.14/tpdiff/5u,2201,6u,2047,7u,2078,8u,2135,ic,2651 2003.339.17:19:56.31/tpdiffgain/1u,132,2u,109,3u,101,4u,79,ia,12669 2003.339.17:19:56.31/tpdiffgain/9u,115,au,92,bu,113,cu,94,du,117,eu,112,ib,6811 2003.339.17:19:56.31/tpdiffgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,53,8u,62,ic,21461 2003.339.17:19:56.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:19:56.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:19:56.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:19:56.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:19:56.90/tsys/1u,51.6,2u,52.5,3u,42.6,4u,43.7,ia,44.0 2003.339.17:19:56.90/tsys/9u,44.0,au,41.8,bu,47.3,cu,51.6,du,37.7,eu,43.3,ib,45.9 2003.339.17:19:56.90/tsys/5u,38.9,6u,41.5,7u,41.9,8u,40.7,ic,37.8 2003.339.17:19:57.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:19:57.33/cable/2.4134E-04 2003.339.17:19:57.33:!2003.339.17:19:59 2003.339.17:19:59.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:19:59.00/disc_pos/594841964544,594713061128, 2003.339.17:19:59.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.17:19:59.01:midob 2003.339.17:19:59.75/tpi/1u,16347,2u,15778,3u,15814,4u,16040,ia,11294 2003.339.17:19:59.75/tpi/9u,15782,au,15742,bu,15591,cu,15655,du,15912,eu,15773,ib,5916 2003.339.17:19:59.75/tpi/5u,16044,6u,16081,7u,15621,8u,16120,ic,18826 2003.339.17:19:59.93/tpgain/1u,132,2u,108,3u,100,4u,79,ia,11294 2003.339.17:19:59.93/tpgain/9u,114,au,91,bu,111,cu,93,du,116,eu,111,ib,5916 2003.339.17:19:59.93/tpgain/5u,51,6u,72,7u,52,8u,62,ic,18826 2003.339.17:20:00.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:20:00.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:20:00.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:20:00.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:20:00.51/tsys/1u,51.6,2u,52.6,3u,42.6,4u,43.6,ia,44.0 2003.339.17:20:00.51/tsys/9u,44.0,au,41.8,bu,47.0,cu,51.5,du,37.6,eu,43.0,ib,45.8 2003.339.17:20:00.51/tsys/5u,38.9,6u,41.7,7u,42.0,8u,40.8,ic,37.8 2003.339.17:20:01.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:20:01.27/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:20:01.58/cable/2.4134E-04 2003.339.17:20:01.67/gps-fmout/S +1.47E-07 2003.339.17:20:03.00/wx/15.7,889.9,56.8 2003.339.17:20:03.05/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11297,5902,26,1pps 2003.339.17:20:03.10/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,18820,109,24,1pps 2003.339.17:20:03.18/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.25, 6.51,lock,16354,16151,38,1pps 2003.339.17:20:03.26/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.01, -1.52,lock,16055,15930,33,1pps 2003.339.17:20:03.34/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.05, 4.58,lock,16050,16046,61,1pps 2003.339.17:20:04.17#antcn#TR $$/339.17:20:04.10 39.8916 16.8510 0.0002 0.0001 2003.339.17:20:04.17#antcn#CO 0.0575 -0.0912 -0.7967 0.0571 2003.339.17:20:05.02/mat/600B0203 2003.339.17:20:05.59/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.17:20:05.59:!2003.339.17:23:29 2003.339.17:20:06.65#setcl#time/189798037,1,2003,339,17,20,07.00,1.566,47.652,39 2003.339.17:20:06.65#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.17:23:29.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.17:23:29.00:disc_end 2003.339.17:23:29.48:disc_pos 2003.339.17:23:29.49/disc_pos/598236549104,594714061128, 2003.339.17:23:29.49:disc_check 2003.339.17:23:29.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d17h23m29.560s,27228,0.00250s,40000,2605567748, 2003.339.17:23:29.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.17:23:29.90/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 573182 : 568500 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:23:29.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 573179 : 568494 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:23:29.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 573211 : 568482 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:23:29.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 573210 : 568477 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:23:29.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 573180 : 568511 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:23:29.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 573183 : 568490 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:23:29.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 573177 : 568490 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:23:29.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 573185 : 568488 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:23:29.99:scan_name=339-1728,r4100,147 2003.339.17:23:29.99:source=0748+126,074805.04,123845.6,1950.0,cw 2003.339.17:23:30.09:setupsx 2003.339.17:23:39.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.17:23:39.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.17:23:39.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 199 ; 2003.339.17:23:39.32:!2003.339.17:27:59 2003.339.17:24:45.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.17:27:59.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:27:59.00/disc_pos/598236549104,598235549104, 2003.339.17:27:59.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.17:27:59.05:!2003.339.17:27:59 2003.339.17:27:59.05:preob 2003.339.17:28:00.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:28:01.48/tpi/1u,16241,2u,15997,3u,16155,4u,16107,ia,10503 2003.339.17:28:01.48/tpi/9u,16040,au,16080,bu,16113,cu,16148,du,16000,eu,16092,ib,5214 2003.339.17:28:01.48/tpi/5u,16028,6u,15992,7u,16121,8u,16145,ic,17373 2003.339.17:28:01.66/tpgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10503 2003.339.17:28:01.66/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5214 2003.339.17:28:01.66/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17374 2003.339.17:28:03.89/tpzero/1u,489,2u,312,3u,390,4u,445,ia,277 2003.339.17:28:03.89/tpzero/9u,585,au,545,bu,551,cu,514,du,366,eu,428,ib,286 2003.339.17:28:03.89/tpzero/5u,462,6u,574,7u,368,8u,275,ic,597 2003.339.17:28:06.13/tpical/1u,18090,2u,17772,3u,18310,4u,18236,ia,11865 2003.339.17:28:06.13/tpical/9u,18703,au,18978,bu,18691,cu,18543,du,19259,eu,18948 2003.339.17:28:06.13/tpical/ib,6077 2003.339.17:28:06.13/tpical/5u,18380,6u,18184,7u,18331,8u,18405,ic,19990 2003.339.17:28:06.14/tpdiff/1u,1849,2u,1775,3u,2155,4u,2129,ia,1362 2003.339.17:28:06.14/tpdiff/9u,2663,au,2898,bu,2578,cu,2395,du,3259,eu,2856,ib,863 2003.339.17:28:06.14/tpdiff/5u,2352,6u,2192,7u,2210,8u,2260,ic,2617 2003.339.17:28:06.31/tpdiffgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11865 2003.339.17:28:06.31/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6077 2003.339.17:28:06.31/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,55,8u,65,ic,19990 2003.339.17:28:06.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:28:06.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:28:06.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:28:06.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:28:06.90/tsys/1u,46.9,2u,48.6,3u,40.2,4u,40.5,ia,41.3 2003.339.17:28:06.90/tsys/9u,41.8,au,38.6,bu,43.5,cu,47.0,du,34.5,eu,39.5,ib,41.1 2003.339.17:28:06.90/tsys/5u,36.4,6u,38.7,7u,39.2,8u,38.6,ic,35.3 2003.339.17:28:07.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:28:07.36/cable/2.4179E-04 2003.339.17:28:07.36:!2003.339.17:28:09 2003.339.17:28:09.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:28:09.00/disc_pos/598364418048,598235549104, 2003.339.17:28:09.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.17:28:09.02:midob 2003.339.17:28:09.75/tpi/1u,16251,2u,15711,3u,15601,4u,15720,ia,10500 2003.339.17:28:09.75/tpi/9u,15759,au,15743,bu,15833,cu,15761,du,16005,eu,15856,ib,5211 2003.339.17:28:09.75/tpi/5u,15983,6u,16009,7u,15581,8u,16129,ic,17378 2003.339.17:28:09.93/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10500 2003.339.17:28:09.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5211 2003.339.17:28:09.93/tpgain/5u,53,6u,75,7u,54,8u,65,ic,17378 2003.339.17:28:10.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:28:10.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:28:10.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:28:10.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:28:10.51/tsys/1u,46.9,2u,48.6,3u,40.4,4u,40.5,ia,41.3 2003.339.17:28:10.51/tsys/9u,41.7,au,38.6,bu,43.4,cu,46.8,du,34.6,eu,39.6,ib,41.1 2003.339.17:28:10.51/tsys/5u,36.3,6u,38.7,7u,39.3,8u,38.6,ic,35.3 2003.339.17:28:11.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:28:11.28/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:28:11.63/cable/2.4187E-04 2003.339.17:28:12.66/gps-fmout/S +1.14E-07 2003.339.17:28:13.30/wx/15.7,889.9,56.2 2003.339.17:28:13.35/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10505,5208,26,1pps 2003.339.17:28:13.40/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17385,110,24,1pps 2003.339.17:28:13.48/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.88,lock,16248,16186,38,1pps 2003.339.17:28:13.56/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16030,15901,33,1pps 2003.339.17:28:13.64/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,16020,16001,61,1pps 2003.339.17:28:14.16#antcn#TR $$/339.17:28:14.10 270.7093 33.3930 0.0001 -0.0006 2003.339.17:28:14.16#antcn#CO 0.0402 -0.0779 -0.7967 0.0265 2003.339.17:28:15.53/mat/600B0118 2003.339.17:28:16.15/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.17:28:16.15:!2003.339.17:30:36 2003.339.17:28:16.64#setcl#time/189847035,1,2003,339,17,28,17.00,1.572,47.788,40 2003.339.17:28:16.64#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.17:30:36.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.17:30:36.00:disc_end 2003.339.17:30:36.48:disc_pos 2003.339.17:30:36.49/disc_pos/600751200960,598236549104, 2003.339.17:30:36.50:disc_check 2003.339.17:30:36.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d17h30m36.555s,5380,0.00250s,40000,4317289992, 2003.339.17:30:36.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.17:30:36.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 575593 : 570888 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:30:36.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 575590 : 570882 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:30:36.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 575622 : 570870 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:30:36.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 575622 : 570866 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:30:36.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 575591 : 570899 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:30:36.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 575594 : 570878 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:30:36.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 575588 : 570878 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:30:36.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 575598 : 570875 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:30:36.99:scan_name=339-1731,r4100,128 2003.339.17:30:36.99:source=0552+398,055201.37,394821.9,1950.0,cw 2003.339.17:30:37.10:setupsx 2003.339.17:30:46.30/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.17:30:46.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.17:30:46.33/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 200 ; 2003.339.17:30:46.33:!2003.339.17:31:37 2003.339.17:31:01.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.17:31:37.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:31:37.00/disc_pos/600751200960,600750200960, 2003.339.17:31:37.02:disc_start=on 2003.339.17:31:37.06:!2003.339.17:31:37 2003.339.17:31:37.06:preob 2003.339.17:31:38.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:31:39.49/tpi/1u,16317,2u,16311,3u,16127,4u,16296,ia,11735 2003.339.17:31:39.49/tpi/9u,16359,au,16047,bu,16212,cu,16255,du,16129,eu,16134,ib,5782 2003.339.17:31:39.49/tpi/5u,15960,6u,15978,7u,16209,8u,16157,ic,19519 2003.339.17:31:39.67/tpgain/1u,130,2u,108,3u,99,4u,78,ia,11735 2003.339.17:31:39.67/tpgain/9u,116,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,112,ib,5781 2003.339.17:31:39.67/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,61,ic,19523 2003.339.17:31:41.90/tpzero/1u,480,2u,308,3u,377,4u,439,ia,289 2003.339.17:31:41.90/tpzero/9u,583,au,535,bu,540,cu,506,du,353,eu,422,ib,292 2003.339.17:31:41.90/tpzero/5u,460,6u,570,7u,365,8u,274,ic,616 2003.339.17:31:44.14/tpical/1u,17973,2u,17944,3u,18098,4u,18250,ia,13130 2003.339.17:31:44.14/tpical/9u,18884,au,18739,bu,18586,cu,18425,du,19145,eu,18733 2003.339.17:31:44.14/tpical/ib,6664 2003.339.17:31:44.14/tpical/5u,18128,6u,17965,7u,18201,8u,18225,ic,22204 2003.339.17:31:44.15/tpdiff/1u,1656,2u,1633,3u,1971,4u,1954,ia,1395 2003.339.17:31:44.15/tpdiff/9u,2525,au,2692,bu,2374,cu,2170,du,3016,eu,2599,ib,882 2003.339.17:31:44.15/tpdiff/5u,2168,6u,1987,7u,1992,8u,2068,ic,2685 2003.339.17:31:44.32/tpdiffgain/1u,130,2u,108,3u,99,4u,78,ia,13130 2003.339.17:31:44.32/tpdiffgain/9u,116,au,92,bu,113,cu,95,du,117,eu,112,ib,6664 2003.339.17:31:44.32/tpdiffgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,52,8u,61,ic,22204 2003.339.17:31:44.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:31:44.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:31:44.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:31:44.91/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:31:44.91/tsys/1u,52.6,2u,53.9,3u,43.9,4u,44.6,ia,45.1 2003.339.17:31:44.91/tsys/9u,45.0,au,41.5,bu,47.5,cu,52.3,du,37.7,eu,43.5,ib,44.8 2003.339.17:31:44.91/tsys/5u,39.3,6u,42.6,7u,43.7,8u,42.2,ic,38.7 2003.339.17:31:45.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:31:45.38/cable/2.4098E-04 2003.339.17:31:45.38:!2003.339.17:31:47 2003.339.17:31:47.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:31:47.00/disc_pos/600879198208,600750200960, 2003.339.17:31:47.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.17:31:47.02:midob 2003.339.17:31:47.75/tpi/1u,16315,2u,15707,3u,15812,4u,15909,ia,11730 2003.339.17:31:47.75/tpi/9u,15771,au,15731,bu,15922,cu,15949,du,15877,eu,15759,ib,5783 2003.339.17:31:47.75/tpi/5u,15971,6u,15974,7u,15515,8u,15681,ic,19514 2003.339.17:31:47.93/tpgain/1u,130,2u,106,3u,98,4u,77,ia,11730 2003.339.17:31:47.93/tpgain/9u,114,au,91,bu,112,cu,94,du,116,eu,111,ib,5783 2003.339.17:31:47.93/tpgain/5u,50,6u,71,7u,51,8u,60,ic,19514 2003.339.17:31:48.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:31:48.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:31:48.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:31:48.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:31:48.51/tsys/1u,52.6,2u,53.9,3u,44.0,4u,44.7,ia,45.1 2003.339.17:31:48.51/tsys/9u,44.9,au,41.6,bu,47.5,cu,52.4,du,37.7,eu,43.3,ib,44.8 2003.339.17:31:48.51/tsys/5u,39.3,6u,42.6,7u,43.5,8u,42.4,ic,38.7 2003.339.17:31:49.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:31:49.30/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:31:49.67/cable/2.4106E-04 2003.339.17:31:50.67/gps-fmout/S +1.79E-07 2003.339.17:31:50.68/wx/15.7,890.0,55.6 2003.339.17:31:50.74/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,11731,5786,26,1pps 2003.339.17:31:50.79/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,19526,109,24,1pps 2003.339.17:31:50.87/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.11, 6.38,lock,16323,16143,38,1pps 2003.339.17:31:50.95/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -2.18, -1.68,lock,15966,15928,33,1pps 2003.339.17:31:51.03/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.05, 4.58,lock,16054,16059,61,1pps 2003.339.17:31:52.17#antcn#TR $$/339.17:31:52.09 307.3723 15.0684 0.0000 -0.0006 2003.339.17:31:52.17#antcn#CO 0.0521 -0.0868 -0.7967 0.0642 2003.339.17:31:53.53/mat/600B0172 2003.339.17:31:54.09/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.17:31:54.09:!2003.339.17:33:55 2003.339.17:31:54.64#setcl#time/189868835,1,2003,339,17,31,55.00,1.570,47.849,40 2003.339.17:31:54.64#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.17:33:55.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.17:33:55.00:disc_end 2003.339.17:33:55.49:disc_pos 2003.339.17:33:55.50/disc_pos/602961781104,600751200960, 2003.339.17:33:55.51:disc_check 2003.339.17:33:55.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d17h33m55.570s,31216,0.00250s,40000,973634020, 2003.339.17:33:55.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.17:33:55.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 577714 : 572986 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:33:55.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 577712 : 572981 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:33:55.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 577743 : 572968 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:33:55.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 577744 : 572963 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:33:55.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 577712 : 572997 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:33:55.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 577716 : 572976 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:33:55.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 577709 : 572976 : 3 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:33:55.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 577719 : 572973 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:33:56.00:scan_name=339-1740b,r4100,268 2003.339.17:33:56.00:source=0743+259,074323.03,255625.1,1950.0,cw 2003.339.17:33:56.09:setupsx 2003.339.17:34:05.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.17:34:05.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.17:34:05.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 201 ; 2003.339.17:34:05.30:!2003.339.17:40:44 2003.339.17:34:14.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.17:40:44.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:40:44.00/disc_pos/602961781104,602960781104, 2003.339.17:40:44.03:disc_start=on 2003.339.17:40:44.06:!2003.339.17:40:44 2003.339.17:40:44.06:preob 2003.339.17:40:45.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:40:46.49/tpi/1u,16249,2u,16002,3u,16179,4u,16353,ia,10589 2003.339.17:40:46.49/tpi/9u,15975,au,16079,bu,16091,cu,16147,du,16026,eu,16122,ib,5210 2003.339.17:40:46.49/tpi/5u,16207,6u,16290,7u,16305,8u,16288,ic,17561 2003.339.17:40:46.67/tpgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10589 2003.339.17:40:46.67/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,5207 2003.339.17:40:46.67/tpgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,55,8u,65,ic,17566 2003.339.17:40:48.90/tpzero/1u,490,2u,313,3u,389,4u,447,ia,278 2003.339.17:40:48.90/tpzero/9u,583,au,543,bu,549,cu,515,du,367,eu,428,ib,286 2003.339.17:40:48.90/tpzero/5u,463,6u,579,7u,370,8u,277,ic,599 2003.339.17:40:51.14/tpical/1u,18090,2u,17802,3u,18336,4u,18467,ia,11960 2003.339.17:40:51.14/tpical/9u,18703,au,18999,bu,18706,cu,18566,du,19295,eu,18973 2003.339.17:40:51.14/tpical/ib,6076 2003.339.17:40:51.14/tpical/5u,18583,6u,18542,7u,18550,8u,18566,ic,20200 2003.339.17:40:51.15/tpdiff/1u,1841,2u,1800,3u,2157,4u,2114,ia,1371 2003.339.17:40:51.15/tpdiff/9u,2728,au,2920,bu,2615,cu,2419,du,3269,eu,2851,ib,866 2003.339.17:40:51.15/tpdiff/5u,2376,6u,2252,7u,2245,8u,2278,ic,2639 2003.339.17:40:51.32/tpdiffgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11960 2003.339.17:40:51.32/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,123,eu,118,ib,6076 2003.339.17:40:51.32/tpdiffgain/5u,53,6u,76,7u,55,8u,65,ic,20200 2003.339.17:40:51.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:40:51.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:40:51.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:40:51.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:40:51.91/tsys/1u,47.1,2u,47.9,3u,40.3,4u,41.4,ia,41.4 2003.339.17:40:51.91/tsys/9u,40.6,au,38.3,bu,42.8,cu,46.5,du,34.5,eu,39.6,ib,40.9 2003.339.17:40:51.91/tsys/5u,36.4,6u,38.4,7u,39.0,8u,38.7,ic,35.4 2003.339.17:40:52.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:40:52.35/cable/2.4068E-04 2003.339.17:40:52.35:!2003.339.17:40:54 2003.339.17:40:54.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:40:54.00/disc_pos/603089727488,602960781104, 2003.339.17:40:54.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.17:40:54.02:midob 2003.339.17:40:54.75/tpi/1u,16258,2u,15742,3u,15611,4u,15947,ia,10591 2003.339.17:40:54.75/tpi/9u,15720,au,15727,bu,15856,cu,15780,du,16029,eu,15876,ib,5211 2003.339.17:40:54.75/tpi/5u,15607,6u,15895,7u,15775,8u,15791,ic,17576 2003.339.17:40:54.93/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10591 2003.339.17:40:54.93/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,118,cu,99,du,123,eu,117,ib,5211 2003.339.17:40:54.93/tpgain/5u,52,6u,75,7u,54,8u,64,ic,17576 2003.339.17:40:55.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:40:55.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:40:55.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:40:55.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:40:55.51/tsys/1u,47.1,2u,48.0,3u,40.4,4u,41.4,ia,41.4 2003.339.17:40:55.51/tsys/9u,40.6,au,38.3,bu,42.9,cu,46.4,du,34.5,eu,39.7,ib,40.9 2003.339.17:40:55.51/tsys/5u,36.5,6u,38.4,7u,39.2,8u,38.7,ic,35.4 2003.339.17:40:56.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:40:56.29/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:40:56.65/cable/2.4068E-04 2003.339.17:40:57.67/gps-fmout/S +1.21E-07 2003.339.17:40:57.68/wx/15.8,890.1,55.3 2003.339.17:40:57.74/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10592,5208,26,1pps 2003.339.17:40:57.79/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17571,110,24,1pps 2003.339.17:40:57.87/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.88,lock,16252,16179,38,1pps 2003.339.17:40:57.95/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.68, -1.20,lock,16181,16089,33,1pps 2003.339.17:40:58.03/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,15966,16019,61,1pps 2003.339.17:40:59.17#antcn#TR $$/339.17:40:59.09 287.3155 32.7941 0.0001 -0.0004 2003.339.17:40:59.17#antcn#CO 0.0419 -0.0740 -0.7967 0.0271 2003.339.17:41:00.14/mat/600B0052 2003.339.17:41:00.71/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.17:41:00.71:!2003.339.17:45:22 2003.339.17:41:01.65#setcl#time/189923535,1,2003,339,17,41,02.00,1.565,48.001,39 2003.339.17:41:01.65#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.17:45:22.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.17:45:22.00:disc_end 2003.339.17:45:22.48:disc_pos 2003.339.17:45:22.49/disc_pos/607412270192,602961781104, 2003.339.17:45:22.49:disc_check 2003.339.17:45:22.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d17h45m22.565s,33468,0.00250s,40000,6541428660, 2003.339.17:45:22.90:postob_mk5a 2003.339.17:45:22.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 581972 : 577220 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:45:22.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 581969 : 577215 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:45:22.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 582002 : 577203 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:45:22.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 582003 : 577197 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:45:22.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 581970 : 577231 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:45:22.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 581974 : 577210 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:45:22.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 581967 : 577210 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:45:22.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 581977 : 577207 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:45:22.97:scan_name=339-1748,r4100,219 2003.339.17:45:22.98:source=1606+106,160623.42,103700.0,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.17:45:23.09:setupsx 2003.339.17:45:32.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.17:45:32.28/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.17:45:32.30/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 202 ; 2003.339.17:45:32.31:!2003.339.17:47:58 2003.339.17:47:13.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.17:47:58.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:47:58.00/disc_pos/607412270192,607411270192, 2003.339.17:47:58.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.17:47:58.05:!2003.339.17:47:58 2003.339.17:47:58.05:preob 2003.339.17:47:59.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:48:00.48/tpi/1u,16294,2u,16089,3u,16148,4u,16253,ia,10571 2003.339.17:48:00.48/tpi/9u,16029,au,16239,bu,15942,cu,16252,du,16103,eu,15963,ib,5232 2003.339.17:48:00.48/tpi/5u,15842,6u,15935,7u,15723,8u,16241,ic,17919 2003.339.17:48:00.66/tpgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,10564 2003.339.17:48:00.66/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,5232 2003.339.17:48:00.66/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,53,8u,64,ic,17915 2003.339.17:48:02.89/tpzero/1u,490,2u,312,3u,387,4u,446,ia,277 2003.339.17:48:02.89/tpzero/9u,585,au,546,bu,546,cu,515,du,367,eu,425,ib,285 2003.339.17:48:02.89/tpzero/5u,458,6u,574,7u,363,8u,275,ic,602 2003.339.17:48:05.13/tpical/1u,18135,2u,17873,3u,18338,4u,18406,ia,11952 2003.339.17:48:05.13/tpical/9u,18740,au,19132,bu,18510,cu,18641,du,19373,eu,18758 2003.339.17:48:05.13/tpical/ib,6099 2003.339.17:48:05.13/tpical/5u,18170,6u,18173,7u,17809,8u,18481,ic,20574 2003.339.17:48:05.14/tpdiff/1u,1841,2u,1784,3u,2190,4u,2153,ia,1381 2003.339.17:48:05.14/tpdiff/9u,2711,au,2893,bu,2568,cu,2389,du,3270,eu,2795,ib,867 2003.339.17:48:05.14/tpdiff/5u,2328,6u,2238,7u,2086,8u,2240,ic,2655 2003.339.17:48:05.31/tpdiffgain/1u,137,2u,113,3u,105,4u,82,ia,11952 2003.339.17:48:05.31/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,123,eu,117,ib,6099 2003.339.17:48:05.31/tpdiffgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,53,8u,64,ic,20574 2003.339.17:48:05.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:48:05.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:48:05.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:48:05.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:48:05.90/tsys/1u,47.2,2u,48.6,3u,39.6,4u,40.4,ia,41.0 2003.339.17:48:05.90/tsys/9u,41.0,au,39.1,bu,43.2,cu,47.4,du,34.6,eu,40.0,ib,41.1 2003.339.17:48:05.90/tsys/5u,36.3,6u,37.8,7u,40.5,8u,39.2,ic,35.9 2003.339.17:48:06.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:48:06.34/cable/2.3994E-04 2003.339.17:48:06.34:!2003.339.17:48:08 2003.339.17:48:08.00:disc_pos 2003.339.17:48:08.00/disc_pos/607540219904,607411270192, 2003.339.17:48:08.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.17:48:08.01:midob 2003.339.17:48:08.76/tpi/1u,16265,2u,15763,3u,15578,4u,15819,ia,10556 2003.339.17:48:08.76/tpi/9u,15783,au,15875,bu,15646,cu,15830,du,16073,eu,15687,ib,5225 2003.339.17:48:08.76/tpi/5u,15805,6u,15900,7u,15685,8u,15917,ic,17888 2003.339.17:48:08.94/tpgain/1u,137,2u,112,3u,103,4u,81,ia,10556 2003.339.17:48:08.94/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,117,cu,99,du,123,eu,116,ib,5225 2003.339.17:48:08.94/tpgain/5u,52,6u,76,7u,53,8u,63,ic,17888 2003.339.17:48:09.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.17:48:09.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.17:48:09.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.17:48:09.51/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.17:48:09.52/tsys/1u,47.1,2u,48.5,3u,39.7,4u,40.3,ia,40.9 2003.339.17:48:09.52/tsys/9u,41.1,au,39.0,bu,43.1,cu,47.1,du,34.6,eu,40.0,ib,41.0 2003.339.17:48:09.52/tsys/5u,36.3,6u,37.7,7u,40.4,8u,39.7,ic,35.8 2003.339.17:48:10.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.17:48:10.28/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.17:48:10.59/cable/2.3994E-04 2003.339.17:48:10.67/gps-fmout/S +1.00E-07 2003.339.17:48:13.77/wx/15.9,890.1,55.2 2003.339.17:48:13.82/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10554,5228,26,1pps 2003.339.17:48:13.87/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,17888,110,24,1pps 2003.339.17:48:13.95/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.57, 6.88,lock,16276,16238,38,1pps 2003.339.17:48:14.03/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.84, -1.36,lock,15820,15635,33,1pps 2003.339.17:48:14.11/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.49, 5.05,lock,16016,16078,61,1pps 2003.339.17:48:15.18#antcn#TR $$/339.17:48:15.09 90.9079 30.8699 0.0001 0.0002 2003.339.17:48:15.18#antcn#CO 0.0579 -0.0900 -0.7967 0.0292 2003.339.17:48:16.15/mat/600B0239 2003.339.17:48:16.71/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.17:48:16.71:!2003.339.17:51:47 2003.339.17:48:17.65#setcl#time/189967134,1,2003,339,17,48,18.00,1.566,48.122,39 2003.339.17:48:17.65#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.17:51:47.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.17:51:47.00:disc_end 2003.339.17:51:47.49:disc_pos 2003.339.17:51:47.50/disc_pos/611078986480,607412270192, 2003.339.17:51:47.50:disc_check 2003.339.17:51:47.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d17h51m47.568s,8860,0.00250s,40000,2493348320, 2003.339.17:51:47.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.17:51:47.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 585482 : 580706 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:51:47.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 585479 : 580702 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:51:47.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 585512 : 580689 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:51:47.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 585513 : 580684 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:51:47.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 585480 : 580717 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:51:47.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 585485 : 580698 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:51:47.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 585479 : 580696 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:51:47.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 585487 : 580694 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.17:51:47.99:scan_name=339-1800,r4100,98 2003.339.17:51:47.99:source=1156+295,115657.78,293126.1,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.17:51:48.09:setupsx 2003.339.17:51:57.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.17:51:57.30/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.17:51:57.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 203 ; 2003.339.17:51:57.32:!2003.339.18:00:26 2003.339.17:52:49.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.17:59:13.19;"weather-mostly clear sky. 2003.339.17:59:15.21;sxmon 2003.339.17:59:15.28/sx/slo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,4.81 volt 2003.339.17:59:15.32/sx/xlo,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.53 volt 2003.339.17:59:15.36/sx/sup,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,266.73 psi 2003.339.17:59:15.40/sx/ret,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,83.54 psi 2003.339.17:59:15.44/sx/tbox,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,94.37 degC 2003.339.17:59:15.48/sx/vac,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,0.09 volt 2003.339.17:59:15.52/sx/15k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,30.29 degK 2003.339.17:59:15.56/sx/50k,off,off,on,on,rcp,locked,locked,locked,227.65 degK 2003.339.18:00:26.00:disc_pos 2003.339.18:00:26.00/disc_pos/611078986480,611077986480, 2003.339.18:00:26.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.18:00:26.05:!2003.339.18:00:26 2003.339.18:00:26.05:preob 2003.339.18:00:27.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.18:00:28.49/tpi/1u,16337,2u,16326,3u,16212,4u,16017,ia,9703 2003.339.18:00:28.49/tpi/9u,16247,au,16122,bu,16241,cu,16104,du,16165,eu,16101,ib,5134 2003.339.18:00:28.49/tpi/5u,16020,6u,16271,7u,16110,8u,16001,ic,16156 2003.339.18:00:28.67/tpgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,9710 2003.339.18:00:28.67/tpgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5134 2003.339.18:00:28.67/tpgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,67,ic,16159 2003.339.18:00:30.90/tpzero/1u,500,2u,325,3u,398,4u,448,ia,269 2003.339.18:00:30.90/tpzero/9u,591,au,547,bu,557,cu,517,du,373,eu,429,ib,284 2003.339.18:00:30.90/tpzero/5u,463,6u,583,7u,370,8u,275,ic,588 2003.339.18:00:33.14/tpical/1u,18316,2u,18251,3u,18576,4u,18293,ia,11060 2003.339.18:00:33.14/tpical/9u,19148,au,19217,bu,19036,cu,18653,du,19685,eu,19087 2003.339.18:00:33.14/tpical/ib,6031 2003.339.18:00:33.14/tpical/5u,18551,6u,18712,7u,18501,8u,18382,ic,18748 2003.339.18:00:33.15/tpdiff/1u,1979,2u,1925,3u,2364,4u,2276,ia,1357 2003.339.18:00:33.15/tpdiff/9u,2901,au,3095,bu,2795,cu,2549,du,3520,eu,2986,ib,897 2003.339.18:00:33.15/tpdiff/5u,2531,6u,2441,7u,2391,8u,2381,ic,2592 2003.339.18:00:33.32/tpdiffgain/1u,143,2u,118,3u,110,4u,85,ia,11060 2003.339.18:00:33.32/tpdiffgain/9u,123,au,98,bu,121,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,6031 2003.339.18:00:33.32/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,80,7u,57,8u,67,ic,18748 2003.339.18:00:33.90/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.18:00:33.90/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.18:00:33.90/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.18:00:33.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.18:00:33.91/tsys/1u,44.0,2u,45.7,3u,36.8,4u,37.6,ia,38.2 2003.339.18:00:33.91/tsys/9u,38.9,au,36.2,bu,40.4,cu,44.0,du,32.3,eu,37.8,ib,38.9 2003.339.18:00:33.91/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,35.3,7u,36.2,8u,36.3,ic,33.0 2003.339.18:00:34.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.18:00:34.41/cable/2.4002E-04 2003.339.18:00:34.41:!2003.339.18:00:36 2003.339.18:00:36.00:disc_pos 2003.339.18:00:36.00/disc_pos/611206967296,611077986480, 2003.339.18:00:36.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.18:00:36.02:midob 2003.339.18:00:36.76/tpi/1u,16129,2u,15775,3u,15429,4u,15651,ia,9707 2003.339.18:00:36.76/tpi/9u,15781,au,15777,bu,15736,cu,15824,du,15975,eu,15850,ib,5131 2003.339.18:00:36.76/tpi/5u,15468,6u,15763,7u,15603,8u,16001,ic,16152 2003.339.18:00:36.94/tpgain/1u,142,2u,116,3u,107,4u,84,ia,9707 2003.339.18:00:36.94/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,118,ib,5131 2003.339.18:00:36.94/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16152 2003.339.18:00:37.51/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.18:00:37.51/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.18:00:37.51/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.18:00:37.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.18:00:37.52/tsys/1u,44.1,2u,45.7,3u,37.0,4u,37.6,ia,38.3 2003.339.18:00:37.52/tsys/9u,39.0,au,36.2,bu,40.5,cu,44.1,du,32.4,eu,37.8,ib,38.9 2003.339.18:00:37.52/tsys/5u,33.9,6u,35.1,7u,36.3,8u,36.3,ic,33.0 2003.339.18:00:38.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.18:00:38.29/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.18:00:38.63/cable/2.4002E-04 2003.339.18:00:39.65/gps-fmout/S +1.51E-07 2003.339.18:00:39.66/wx/16.1,890.2,55.6 2003.339.18:00:39.72/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9702,5136,26,1pps 2003.339.18:00:39.77/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16146,109,24,1pps 2003.339.18:00:39.85/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.88, 7.24,lock,16138,16247,38,1pps 2003.339.18:00:39.93/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.36, -0.90,lock,16032,15850,33,1pps 2003.339.18:00:40.01/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,16003,16027,61,1pps 2003.339.18:00:41.17#antcn#TR $$/339.18:00:41.09 330.0431 81.7392 -0.0014 0.0000 2003.339.18:00:41.17#antcn#CO -0.1174 -0.0009 -0.7967 0.0025 2003.339.18:00:41.53/mat/600B0119 2003.339.18:00:42.64#setcl#time/190041632,1,2003,339,18,00,43.00,1.569,48.329,40 2003.339.18:00:42.64#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.18:00:43.20/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.18:00:43.20:!2003.339.18:02:14 2003.339.18:02:14.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.18:02:14.00:disc_end 2003.339.18:02:14.48:disc_pos 2003.339.18:02:14.49/disc_pos/612809651072,611078986480, 2003.339.18:02:14.49:disc_check 2003.339.18:02:14.89/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d18h02m14.562s,14404,0.00250s,40000,8301249864, 2003.339.18:02:14.89:postob_mk5a 2003.339.18:02:14.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 587146 : 582346 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:02:14.91/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 587142 : 582342 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:02:14.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 587177 : 582330 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:02:14.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 587176 : 582324 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:02:14.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 587143 : 582358 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:02:14.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 587148 : 582338 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:02:14.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 587142 : 582336 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:02:14.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 587152 : 582334 : 9 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:02:14.97:scan_name=339-1804,r4100,204 2003.339.18:02:14.97:source=1056+212,105658.43,211328.1,1950.0,ccw 2003.339.18:02:15.09:setupsx 2003.339.18:02:24.27/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.18:02:24.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.18:02:24.32/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 204 ; 2003.339.18:02:24.32:!2003.339.18:04:44 2003.339.18:02:49.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.18:04:44.00:disc_pos 2003.339.18:04:44.00/disc_pos/612809651072,612808651072, 2003.339.18:04:44.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.18:04:44.04:!2003.339.18:04:44 2003.339.18:04:44.05:preob 2003.339.18:04:45.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.18:04:46.48/tpi/1u,16222,2u,16323,3u,16231,4u,16289,ia,9880 2003.339.18:04:46.48/tpi/9u,16063,au,16218,bu,16215,cu,16266,du,16108,eu,16208,ib,5165 2003.339.18:04:46.48/tpi/5u,16319,6u,16047,7u,15909,8u,16290,ic,16451 2003.339.18:04:46.66/tpgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,9880 2003.339.18:04:46.66/tpgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,5167 2003.339.18:04:46.66/tpgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16444 2003.339.18:04:48.89/tpzero/1u,497,2u,323,3u,398,4u,451,ia,271 2003.339.18:04:48.89/tpzero/9u,587,au,547,bu,553,cu,516,du,371,eu,432,ib,285 2003.339.18:04:48.89/tpzero/5u,466,6u,578,7u,367,8u,278,ic,589 2003.339.18:04:51.13/tpical/1u,18220,2u,18283,3u,18607,4u,18637,ia,11270 2003.339.18:04:51.13/tpical/9u,18941,au,19356,bu,18974,cu,18838,du,19559,eu,19232 2003.339.18:04:51.13/tpical/ib,6070 2003.339.18:04:51.13/tpical/5u,18895,6u,18483,7u,18207,8u,18737,ic,19111 2003.339.18:04:51.14/tpdiff/1u,1998,2u,1960,3u,2376,4u,2348,ia,1390 2003.339.18:04:51.14/tpdiff/9u,2878,au,3138,bu,2759,cu,2572,du,3451,eu,3024,ib,905 2003.339.18:04:51.14/tpdiff/5u,2576,6u,2436,7u,2298,8u,2447,ic,2660 2003.339.18:04:51.31/tpdiffgain/1u,141,2u,117,3u,109,4u,85,ia,11270 2003.339.18:04:51.31/tpdiffgain/9u,122,au,98,bu,120,cu,101,du,124,eu,119,ib,6070 2003.339.18:04:51.31/tpdiffgain/5u,55,6u,79,7u,56,8u,67,ic,19111 2003.339.18:04:51.89/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.18:04:51.89/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.18:04:51.89/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.18:04:51.90/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.18:04:51.90/tsys/1u,43.3,2u,44.9,3u,36.7,4u,37.1,ia,38.0 2003.339.18:04:51.90/tsys/9u,38.7,au,36.0,bu,40.9,cu,44.1,du,32.8,eu,37.6,ib,38.8 2003.339.18:04:51.90/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,34.9,7u,37.2,8u,36.0,ic,32.8 2003.339.18:04:52.01/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.18:04:52.35/cable/2.3994E-04 2003.339.18:04:52.35:!2003.339.18:04:54 2003.339.18:04:54.00:disc_pos 2003.339.18:04:54.00/disc_pos/612937523200,612808651072, 2003.339.18:04:54.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.18:04:54.01:midob 2003.339.18:04:54.75/tpi/1u,16215,2u,15746,3u,15429,4u,15924,ia,9877 2003.339.18:04:54.75/tpi/9u,16303,au,15890,bu,15681,cu,15996,du,16100,eu,15724,ib,5170 2003.339.18:04:54.75/tpi/5u,15710,6u,15679,7u,15863,8u,16287,ic,16440 2003.339.18:04:54.93/tpgain/1u,141,2u,115,3u,106,4u,84,ia,9877 2003.339.18:04:54.93/tpgain/9u,123,au,97,bu,118,cu,100,du,124,eu,117,ib,5170 2003.339.18:04:54.93/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,56,8u,67,ic,16440 2003.339.18:04:55.50/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.18:04:55.50/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.18:04:55.50/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.18:04:55.50/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.18:04:55.51/tsys/1u,43.3,2u,44.8,3u,36.8,4u,37.1,ia,38.0 2003.339.18:04:55.51/tsys/9u,38.7,au,36.0,bu,40.9,cu,44.2,du,32.8,eu,37.7,ib,38.9 2003.339.18:04:55.51/tsys/5u,33.8,6u,35.0,7u,37.1,8u,36.0,ic,32.8 2003.339.18:04:56.17/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.18:04:56.29/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.18:04:56.63/cable/2.3994E-04 2003.339.18:04:57.66/gps-fmout/S +1.42E-07 2003.339.18:05:00.77/wx/16.1,890.2,55.2 2003.339.18:05:00.83/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,9877,5165,26,1pps 2003.339.18:05:00.88/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16436,110,24,1pps 2003.339.18:05:00.96/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.82, 7.18,lock,16226,16276,38,1pps 2003.339.18:05:01.04/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -0.90,lock,15732,16104,33,1pps 2003.339.18:05:01.12/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.63, 5.05,lock,16301,15880,61,1pps 2003.339.18:05:02.17#antcn#TR $$/339.18:05:02.09 270.3188 70.6465 -0.0001 0.0001 2003.339.18:05:02.17#antcn#CO -0.0368 -0.0296 -0.7967 0.0062 2003.339.18:05:02.81/mat/600B0184 2003.339.18:05:03.65#setcl#time/190067733,1,2003,339,18,05,04.00,1.562,48.401,39 2003.339.18:05:03.65#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.18:05:04.15/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.18:05:04.15:!2003.339.18:08:18 2003.339.18:08:18.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.18:08:18.00:disc_end 2003.339.18:08:18.50:disc_pos 2003.339.18:08:18.51/disc_pos/616236256336,612809651072, 2003.339.18:08:18.51:disc_check 2003.339.18:08:18.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d18h08m18.565s,30620,0.00250s,40000,2397418520, 2003.339.18:08:18.92:postob_mk5a 2003.339.18:08:18.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 590427 : 585603 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:08:18.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 590423 : 585600 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:08:18.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 590458 : 585587 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:08:18.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 590458 : 585583 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:08:18.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 590426 : 585615 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:08:18.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 590430 : 585595 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:08:18.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 590423 : 585594 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:08:18.99/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 590434 : 585591 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:08:18.99:scan_name=339-1810,r4100,508 2003.339.18:08:19.00:source=1334-127,133500.00,-124209.7,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.18:08:19.09:setupsx 2003.339.18:08:28.28/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.18:08:28.29/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.18:08:28.31/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 205 ; 2003.339.18:08:28.32:!2003.339.18:10:33 2003.339.18:10:32.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.18:10:33.00:disc_pos 2003.339.18:10:33.00/disc_pos/616236256336,616235256336, 2003.339.18:10:33.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.18:10:33.05:!2003.339.18:10:33 2003.339.18:10:33.05:preob 2003.339.18:10:34.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.18:10:35.47/tpi/1u,16259,2u,16244,3u,16222,4u,16213,ia,10037 2003.339.18:10:35.47/tpi/9u,16096,au,16143,bu,16111,cu,16209,du,16239,eu,16145,ib,5154 2003.339.18:10:35.47/tpi/5u,15984,6u,16310,7u,16157,8u,16072,ic,16728 2003.339.18:10:35.65/tpgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10033 2003.339.18:10:35.65/tpgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,5139 2003.339.18:10:35.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16716 2003.339.18:10:37.88/tpzero/1u,493,2u,321,3u,395,4u,449,ia,273 2003.339.18:10:37.88/tpzero/9u,584,au,544,bu,552,cu,517,du,373,eu,430,ib,285 2003.339.18:10:37.88/tpzero/5u,461,6u,582,7u,369,8u,275,ic,592 2003.339.18:10:40.12/tpical/1u,18189,2u,18138,3u,18516,4u,18468,ia,11401 2003.339.18:10:40.12/tpical/9u,18754,au,19056,bu,18830,cu,18731,du,19752,eu,19150 2003.339.18:10:40.12/tpical/ib,6046 2003.339.18:10:40.12/tpical/5u,18467,6u,18724,7u,18408,8u,18424,ic,19347 2003.339.18:10:40.13/tpdiff/1u,1930,2u,1894,3u,2294,4u,2255,ia,1364 2003.339.18:10:40.13/tpdiff/9u,2658,au,2913,bu,2719,cu,2522,du,3513,eu,3005,ib,892 2003.339.18:10:40.13/tpdiff/5u,2483,6u,2414,7u,2251,8u,2352,ic,2619 2003.339.18:10:40.30/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,116,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11401 2003.339.18:10:40.30/tpdiffgain/9u,121,au,97,bu,120,cu,101,du,125,eu,119,ib,6046 2003.339.18:10:40.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19347 2003.339.18:10:40.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.18:10:40.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.18:10:40.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.18:10:40.88/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.18:10:40.89/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,46.2,3u,37.9,4u,38.4,ia,39.4 2003.339.18:10:40.89/tsys/9u,42.0,au,38.6,bu,41.2,cu,44.8,du,32.5,eu,37.7,ib,39.3 2003.339.18:10:40.89/tsys/5u,34.4,6u,35.8,7u,38.6,8u,36.9,ic,33.9 2003.339.18:10:41.02/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.18:10:41.39/cable/2.3809E-04 2003.339.18:10:41.39:!2003.339.18:10:43 2003.339.18:10:43.00:disc_pos 2003.339.18:10:43.00/disc_pos/616364191744,616235256336, 2003.339.18:10:43.02:data_valid=on 2003.339.18:10:43.03:midob 2003.339.18:10:43.78/tpi/1u,16233,2u,15632,3u,15655,4u,15750,ia,10019 2003.339.18:10:43.78/tpi/9u,15651,au,15659,bu,15758,cu,15812,du,15989,eu,15618,ib,5142 2003.339.18:10:43.78/tpi/5u,15950,6u,15923,7u,15499,8u,16031,ic,16696 2003.339.18:10:43.96/tpgain/1u,140,2u,114,3u,106,4u,83,ia,10019 2003.339.18:10:43.96/tpgain/9u,120,au,96,bu,119,cu,100,du,124,eu,117,ib,5142 2003.339.18:10:43.96/tpgain/5u,54,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16696 2003.339.18:10:44.54/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.18:10:44.54/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.18:10:44.54/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.18:10:44.55/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.18:10:44.55/tsys/1u,44.9,2u,46.1,3u,38.0,4u,38.3,ia,39.3 2003.339.18:10:44.55/tsys/9u,41.5,au,38.2,bu,41.0,cu,44.6,du,32.5,eu,37.7,ib,39.2 2003.339.18:10:44.55/tsys/5u,34.3,6u,35.9,7u,38.4,8u,36.8,ic,33.8 2003.339.18:10:45.18/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.18:10:45.30/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.18:10:45.67/cable/2.3802E-04 2003.339.18:10:46.66/gps-fmout/S +8.0E-08 2003.339.18:10:48.85/wx/16.3,890.2,54.4 2003.339.18:10:48.91/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10014,5160,26,1pps 2003.339.18:10:48.96/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16687,109,24,1pps 2003.339.18:10:49.04/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.12,lock,16244,16288,38,1pps 2003.339.18:10:49.12/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15969,15789,33,1pps 2003.339.18:10:49.20/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 5.56, 5.12,lock,16164,15998,61,1pps 2003.339.18:10:50.18#antcn#TR $$/339.18:10:50.09 152.6299 50.9621 0.0004 0.0003 2003.339.18:10:50.18#antcn#CO 0.0407 -0.0718 -0.7967 0.0142 2003.339.18:10:50.65/mat/600B0259 2003.339.18:10:51.27/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.18:10:51.27:!2003.339.18:19:11 2003.339.18:10:51.64#setcl#time/190102531,1,2003,339,18,10,52.00,1.569,48.498,40 2003.339.18:10:51.64#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.18:19:11.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.18:19:11.00:disc_end 2003.339.18:19:11.48:disc_pos 2003.339.18:19:11.49/disc_pos/624526893128,616236256336, 2003.339.18:19:11.50:disc_check 2003.339.18:19:11.90/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d18h19m11.562s,23000,0.00250s,40000,2157330828, 2003.339.18:19:11.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.18:19:11.92/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 598347 : 593500 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:19:11.93/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 598343 : 593497 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:19:11.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 598378 : 593484 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:19:11.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 598378 : 593480 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:19:11.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 4 : 598346 : 593512 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:19:11.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 5 : 598351 : 593493 : 5 : 1 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:19:11.97/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 6 : 598343 : 593491 : 4 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:19:11.98/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 7 : 598356 : 593488 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:19:11.99:scan_name=339-1824,r4100,98 2003.339.18:19:11.99:source=3c274,122817.57,124002.0,1950.0,neutral 2003.339.18:19:12.10:setupsx 2003.339.18:19:21.29/mk5/!play_rate = 0 ; 2003.339.18:19:21.31/mk5/!mode = 0 ; 2003.339.18:19:21.34/mk5/!mode? 0 : mark4 : 16 : mark4 : 16 : S : 206 ; 2003.339.18:19:21.34:!2003.339.18:24:29 2003.339.18:19:34.09#trakl#Source acquired 2003.339.18:24:29.00:disc_pos 2003.339.18:24:29.00/disc_pos/624526893128,624525893128, 2003.339.18:24:29.01:disc_start=on 2003.339.18:24:29.04:!2003.339.18:24:29 2003.339.18:24:29.05:preob 2003.339.18:24:30.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.18:24:31.47/tpi/1u,16362,2u,16027,3u,16290,4u,16216,ia,10063 2003.339.18:24:31.47/tpi/9u,16022,au,16108,bu,16229,cu,16230,du,16045,eu,16355,ib,6036 2003.339.18:24:31.47/tpi/5u,16032,6u,16301,7u,16074,8u,16033,ic,16704 2003.339.18:24:31.65/tpgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,108,4u,84,ia,10062 2003.339.18:24:31.65/tpgain/9u,112,au,90,bu,111,cu,93,du,115,eu,111,ib,6038 2003.339.18:24:31.65/tpgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,16704 2003.339.18:24:33.88/tpzero/1u,495,2u,317,3u,396,4u,448,ia,273 2003.339.18:24:33.88/tpzero/9u,574,au,534,bu,536,cu,504,du,348,eu,422,ib,294 2003.339.18:24:33.88/tpzero/5u,462,6u,582,7u,369,8u,276,ic,592 2003.339.18:24:36.12/tpical/1u,18261,2u,17868,3u,18582,4u,18440,ia,11431 2003.339.18:24:36.12/tpical/9u,18441,au,18758,bu,18559,cu,18409,du,18991,eu,18908 2003.339.18:24:36.12/tpical/ib,6937 2003.339.18:24:36.12/tpical/5u,18452,6u,18684,7u,18407,8u,18363,ic,19320 2003.339.18:24:36.13/tpdiff/1u,1899,2u,1841,3u,2292,4u,2224,ia,1368 2003.339.18:24:36.13/tpdiff/9u,2419,au,2650,bu,2330,cu,2179,du,2946,eu,2553,ib,901 2003.339.18:24:36.13/tpdiff/5u,2420,6u,2383,7u,2333,8u,2330,ic,2616 2003.339.18:24:36.30/tpdiffgain/1u,140,2u,115,3u,108,4u,84,ia,11431 2003.339.18:24:36.30/tpdiffgain/9u,112,au,90,bu,111,cu,93,du,115,eu,111,ib,6937 2003.339.18:24:36.30/tpdiffgain/5u,54,6u,79,7u,56,8u,66,ic,19320 2003.339.18:24:36.88/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.18:24:36.88/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.18:24:36.88/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.18:24:36.89/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.18:24:36.89/tsys/1u,46.0,2u,46.9,3u,38.1,4u,39.0,ia,39.4 2003.339.18:24:36.89/tsys/9u,46.0,au,42.3,bu,48.5,cu,52.0,du,38.4,eu,44.9,ib,45.9 2003.339.18:24:36.89/tsys/5u,35.4,6u,36.3,7u,37.0,8u,37.2,ic,33.9 2003.339.18:24:37.00/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.18:24:37.33/cable/2.3499E-04 2003.339.18:24:37.33:!2003.339.18:24:39 2003.339.18:24:39.00:disc_pos 2003.339.18:24:39.00/disc_pos/624654839808,624525893128, 2003.339.18:24:39.01:data_valid=on 2003.339.18:24:39.02:midob 2003.339.18:24:39.77/tpi/1u,16089,2u,15729,3u,15489,4u,15757,ia,10060 2003.339.18:24:39.77/tpi/9u,15730,au,15793,bu,15712,cu,15927,du,15760,eu,15789,ib,6037 2003.339.18:24:39.77/tpi/5u,15410,6u,15925,7u,15470,8u,16035,ic,16693 2003.339.18:24:39.95/tpgain/1u,139,2u,114,3u,105,4u,83,ia,10060 2003.339.18:24:39.95/tpgain/9u,111,au,89,bu,109,cu,92,du,114,eu,109,ib,6037 2003.339.18:24:39.95/tpgain/5u,53,6u,78,7u,55,8u,66,ic,16693 2003.339.18:24:40.52/caltemp/1u,5.500,2u,5.500,3u,5.500,4u,5.500,ia,5.500 2003.339.18:24:40.52/caltemp/9u,7.200,au,7.200,bu,7.200,cu,7.200,du,7.200,eu,7.200 2003.339.18:24:40.52/caltemp/ib,7.200 2003.339.18:24:40.52/caltemp/5u,5.500,6u,5.500,7u,5.500,8u,5.500,ic,5.500 2003.339.18:24:40.53/tsys/1u,45.8,2u,46.9,3u,38.4,4u,38.8,ia,39.3 2003.339.18:24:40.53/tsys/9u,46.0,au,42.4,bu,48.7,cu,52.1,du,38.3,eu,45.0,ib,45.9 2003.339.18:24:40.53/tsys/5u,35.3,6u,36.4,7u,36.9,8u,37.2,ic,33.9 2003.339.18:24:41.16/onsource/TRACKING 2003.339.18:24:41.26/hpib/-1.900E-01 2003.339.18:24:41.62/cable/2.3507E-04 2003.339.18:24:42.66/gps-fmout/S +9.8E-08 2003.339.18:24:42.67/wx/16.7,890.2,50.8 2003.339.18:24:42.73/ifdab/0,0,nor,nor,1,10061,6037,26,1pps 2003.339.18:24:42.78/ifdcd/0,0,nor,nor,1,16691,110,24,1pps 2003.339.18:24:42.86/bbc01/612.99,a,4,4,1,agc, 6.76, 7.06,lock,16362,16171,38,1pps 2003.339.18:24:42.94/bbc05/632.99,c,4,4,1,agc, -1.52, -1.05,lock,15992,15840,33,1pps 2003.339.18:24:43.02/bbc09/727.99,b,4,4,1,agc, 4.82, 4.34,lock,16093,15963,61,1pps 2003.339.18:24:44.16#antcn#TR $$/339.18:24:44.09 196.2279 79.8312 0.0012 0.0001 2003.339.18:24:44.16#antcn#CO -0.1118 -0.0301 -0.7967 0.0031 2003.339.18:24:45.80/mat/600B0198 2003.339.18:24:46.65#setcl#time/190186031,1,2003,339,18,24,47.00,1.561,48.730,39 2003.339.18:24:46.65#setcl#model/old,1068747000,-17648,172643248,1.365,100.930,rate 2003.339.18:24:47.15/form/m,8,1:1,off,1,3.07,ok,ok,ok,ok,ok 2003.339.18:24:47.15:!2003.339.18:26:17 2003.339.18:26:17.00:data_valid=off 2003.339.18:26:17.00:disc_end 2003.339.18:26:17.50:disc_pos 2003.339.18:26:17.50/disc_pos/626257685168,624526893128, 2003.339.18:26:17.51:disc_check 2003.339.18:26:17.91/disc_check/mark4,16,2003y339d18h26m17.578s,22968,0.00250s,40000,5085447992, 2003.339.18:26:17.91:postob_mk5a 2003.339.18:26:17.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 0 : 600011 : 595140 : 3 : 1 : 0 : 1 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:26:17.94/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 1 : 600006 : 595138 : 12 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:26:17.95/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 2 : 600042 : 595124 : 5 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:26:17.96/mk5/!get_stats? 0 : 3 : 600041 : 595120 : 10 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 0 ; 2003.339.18:26:17.97/mk5/!get_stats? 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converted_docs	705387	Interim HHSAR Coverage on HHS Acquisition Plan (AP) PART 307---ACQUISITION PLANNING 1\. Revise the following sections to read as follows: 307.104 General procedures. (a) Each contracting activity shall prepare an Annual Acquisition Plan (AAP) three to six months prior to the beginning of each fiscal year, but, in no event, later than the beginning of the applicable fiscal year. The AAP shall contain all anticipated acquisition actions for the coming fiscal year that exceed the simplified acquisition threshold, including new acquisitions and contract/order modifications. The AAP must include the aggregate dollars planned for simplified acquisitions by quarter. The Head of the Contracting Activity (HCA) or the Chief of the Contracting Office (CCO), as appropriate, shall prepare the AAP and obtain the information needed for its preparation from the responsible program planning/budget office and/or the program offices. The AAP shall be used for reporting purposes and workload scheduling and monitoring. The HCA/CCO and Small Business Specialist (SBS) shall carry out a review of the AAP at least quarterly and modify it, as appropriate, during the fiscal year. (b) For each action in the AAP that exceeds the simplified acquisition threshold, the plan shall contain, at a minimum: > $i$ a descriptive title or brief description; > > $ii$ identification of the type of action (e.g., new award, > follow-on, > > exercise of an option); > > $iii$ estimated award amount; > > $iv$ planned award date; > > $v$ small business considerations, including set-aside possibilities > and > > subcontracting opportunities, if known; > > $vi$ name, telephone number, and e-mail address of the Project > Officer > > (PO); and $vii$ any other OPDIV-required information. (c) Once the AAP is completed, the Contracting Officer (CO)/Contract Specialist (CS) shall initiate discussions as early as possible with the assigned PO, in consultation with the OSDBU Small Business Specialist, for each action covered by paragraph (b) above. The discussions should include the following, as appropriate: > $i$ determining the intended acquisition strategy and contract/order > type, > > including the use of options; > > $ii$ reviewing the statement of work/specification, if available, > for > > adequacy and ensuring that a performance work statement is used for > > services, where practicable; > > $iii$ evaluating the potential for, and maximizing the use of, > competitive > > procedures; > > $iv$ performing market research, identifying potential sources, and > > determining set-aside potential and small business subcontracting > > opportunities; $v$ assessing the availability of commercial items; > $vi$ determining required clearances/approvals and supporting > > documentation; and $vii$ preparing an acquisition milestone schedule. (d) The HCA or designee (not lower than the CCO) shall establish standard lead-times for processing various types of acquisitions and applicable fiscal year deadlines for receipt of requirements to allow for well-planned and timely awards. The PO shall initiate planning, to the extent possible, for certain requirements, such as major information technology investments, large construction projects, and R & D projects that require peer review, at least 24 months before planned award, given the clearance/approval requirements and lead-time required for such complex acquisitions. > $e$ The outcome of the discussions referenced in paragraph (c) above > shall be an agreement concerning the acquisition approach and > documentation required. For those actions that require development of > a written acquisition plan (see 307.7101), for which the PO has > ultimate responsibility, these discussions shall also result in an > agreement concerning: > > $i$ which elements of the acquisition plan the CO/CS will assist the > PO in > > preparing; and > > $ii$ the date (as specified in the milestone schedule) the PO will > provide the > > acquisition plan to the CCO or designee. 307.105 Contents of written acquisition plans. FAR 7.105 specifies the content requirements of a written acquisition plan. Subpart 307.71 incorporates and supplements those requirements. Subpart 307.71 Acquisition Plan 307.7100 Scope of subpart. FAR 7.102 requires that acquisition planning be performed for all acquisitions. This subpart establishes: (a) when a written acquisition plan (hereafter referred to as an AP) is required; (b) its contents and format; and (c) the need for review of the AP to certify that it is accurate, complete, and in the proper format. This subpart also establishes the documentation requirements for those acquisitions not requiring an AP. 307.7101 Policy. > $a$ An AP is required for all acquisitions to be placed by an HHS > contracting office expected to exceed \$500,000 (inclusive of options) > with the following exceptions: (i) letter contracts; (ii) unsolicited proposals; (iii) regulated utility services available from only one source; (iv) proposals under the Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs; $v$ acquisition of commercial items/services (see FAR 2.101), including orders placed under Federal Supply Schedule contracts meeting the > definition of a commercial item/service, not exceeding \$5.5 million > > (\$11 million for acquisitions as described in FAR 13.500(e)\]; $vi$ task orders or delivery orders of any dollar amount placed under: (a) an Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract, other than a Government-wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC), or (b) a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA), provided there is an approved acquisition planning document for the original action, and there is no significant deviation from that plan; $vii$ orders of any dollar amount placed under HHS-wide Acquisition Contracts (HWACs); $viii$ contract/order modifications that (a) exercise options; (b) provide incremental funding; or (c) make changes authorized by the Changes clause; and $ix$ assisted acquisitions (see 317.7002) processed pursuant to an interagency agreement. However, the OPDIV must comply with the requirements specified in Subpart 317.70, Interagency Acquisition. > $b$ In urgent or other justifiable cases, such as an emergency > acquisition (see FAR Part 18), the HCA may waive in writing the > requirement for completion of an AP. A waiver request shall not be > approved due to the lack of advance planning. At a minimum, a waiver > request must include the following: $i$ a description of the requirement, including estimated cost/price > and period of performance (inclusive of options); > > $ii$ the rationale for the waiver request; and $iii$ signatures of the PO and CO. > The OPDIV shall provide the Assistant Secretary for Administration and > Management, Office of Acquisition Management Policy (ASAM/OAMP), a > copy of an approved waiver request within 5 business days after HCA > approval. > > $c$ For those acquisitions not requiring an AP, other than assisted > acquisitions processed pursuant to an interagency agreement \[see > 307.7101(a)(ix)\], the PO must provide a document (e.g., memorandum, > requisition, or other form of transmittal) to the CCO or designee, > requesting that the required action be completed. The request must > include, as applicable: a statement of work/specification (including > deliverables and reporting requirements); a certified funding > document; source selection strategy and criteria; necessary > clearances, approvals, and justifications (e.g., justification for > non-use of an applicable HWAC or Justification for Other Than Full and > Open Competition); a milestone schedule; and an independent Government > cost estimate. In addition, OPDIVs should use the content requirements > of the AP as a reference in determining what other information and > documentation is necessary to support the intended acquisition. > Alternatively, OPDIVs may prescribe use of an AP for acquisitions > excepted under 307.7101(a)(i) through (a)(viii). 307.7102 Content. In accordance with 307.105, the FAR, HHSAR, and other Federal requirements that must be considered in developing an AP, as well as its format, are stipulated in 307.7103. An AP must address each applicable element. As indicated in the instructions, elements that are not applicable to an individual acquisition shall be marked "N/A." The scope and depth of an AP may vary depending on the nature, complexity, and estimated cost of the proposed acquisition. As a result of new or revised FAR requirements or other Federal directives: > $a$ the HCA or designee may make any needed interim changes to the > AP; > > $b$ the HCA or designee must notify ASAM/OAMP of the need for > > revision(s) to the AP; and > > $c$ ASAM/AOMP will update the AP, which would supersede any interim > > HCA (or designee) changes made to the AP for future acquisitions. 307.7103 Format. > $a$ HHS has established a standard format for preparing an AP, which > can be accessed at: ([specify website address -- to be > determined]{.underline}). > > $b$ OPDIVs may (i) use the prescribed format without modification; > or (ii) use it as a guideline, as long as the format used by the OPDIV > complies with the requirements specified in subparagraphs (c) and (d) > below. $c$ An AP must consist of seven (7) parts with standard headings, as follows: > Part I Transmittal and Approval Form > > Part II Summary Sheet > > Part III Project Considerations and Information > > Part IV Clearance/Approval Checklist > > Part V Acquisition Milestone Schedule > > Part VI Independent Government Cost Estimate > > Part VII Attachments > > $d$ Within each of the seven parts, there are required components > that cannot > > be modified by an OPDIV and specific areas where changes may be made. > > The table in the Requirements and Responsibilities section of the AP > cites > > the titles, paragraph/subparagraph headings, narrative, and other > > requirements that must appear in each part of an AP in the specified > format, > > as well as permissible modifications. 307.7104 Review and Certification. Before the PO transmits the AP to the CCO or designee (see 307.7105), the head of the sponsoring program office (typically a Division Director or equivalent), PO, Funds Certification Official, CO, and other signatories in accordance with OPDIV policies, shall review the AP and certify that it provides all required information in the prescribed format and the following: > $a$ vague and ambiguous language has been eliminated; > > $b$ a thorough technical review of the statement of > > work/specification has been completed; > > $c$ the project is structured by phases or tasks, as appropriate; > > $d$ methods are available to assess the contractor's performance; > > $e$ the acquisition mechanism is appropriate (i.e., the principal > purpose > > of the project is to acquire supplies or services for the direct > benefit or use > > of the Government); and > > $f$ the planned obligation of appropriated funds for the project > satisfies a bona > > fide need of the requiring office arising in the fiscal year for which > the > > appropriation was made. 307.7105 Transmittal. The PO shall convey the signed AP to the CCO or designee by providing a completed Part I -- Transmittal and Approval Form, with other parts of the AP attached, no later than the date agreed to in the acquisition milestone schedule, unless a different date has been established by mutual agreement. 307.7106 Acquisition milestones. The CO/CS shall retain the acquisition milestone schedule in the contract file and update/revise it to track progress of the acquisition. The milestone schedule signatories (see the Requirements and Responsibilities section of the AP -- Part V of the table) must mutually agree to any revisions to the milestone dates that will impact meeting the scheduled award date. Failure to meet established milestones should be reported to a higher level official in accordance with OPDIV procedures. 307.7107 Responsibilities The following table summarizes the responsibilities of the various organizations and officials for acquisition planning: +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ \| Acquisition Planning \| Responsible \| HHSAR \| \| \| Organiz \| Reference \| \| \| ation/Official \| \| +================================+==================+=================+ \| Make necessary interim changes \| OPDIV HCA or \| 307.7102 \| \| to the AP and notify ASAM/OAMP \| designee \| \| \| of changes needed \| \| \| +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ \| Update the AP to reflect new \| ASAM/OAMP \| 307.7102 \| \| or revised FAR and other \| \| \| \| Federal directives \| \| \| +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ \| Prepare the AAP and update it \| OPDIV -- HCA/CCO \| 307.104, \| \| quarterly, as appropriate \| \| subparagraph \| \| \| \| (a) \| +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ \| Establish standard acquisition \| OPDIV -- HCA/CCO \| 307.104, \| \| lead-times and deadlines for \| \| subparagraph \| \| receipt of requirements for \| \| (d) \| \| award in an applicable fiscal \| \| \| \| year \| \| \| +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ \| Identify and plan \| OPDIV - PO \| 307.104, \| \| requirements, particularly \| \| subparagraph \| \| complex, long lead-time \| \| (d) \| \| acquisitions, well in advance \| \| \| \| of the fiscal year in which \| \| \| \| they are to be awarded \| \| \| +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ \| $i$ Participate in \| OPDIV -- PO \| $i$ 307.104, \| \| acquisition planning; (ii) \| \| subparagraph \| \| prepare the AP; and (iii) \| \| (c); \| \| provide the AP to the CO \| \| \| \| \| \| $ii$ 307.104, \| \| \| \| subparagraph \| \| \| \| (e); and (iii) \| \| \| \| 307.7105 \| +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ \| $i$ Participate in \| OPDIV -- CO/CS \| $i$ 307.104, \| \| acquisition planning; and (ii) \| \| subparagraph \| \| assist the PO in AP \| \| (c); \| \| preparation \| \| \| \| \| \| $ii$ 307.104, \| \| \| \| subparagraph \| \| \| \| (e) \| +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ \| Waive requirement for \| OPDIV -- HCA \| 307.7101, \| \| development of an AP when \| \| subparagraph \| \| justified \| \| (b) \| +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ \| Review and certify that an AP \| OPDIV -- Head of \| 307.7104 \| \| is complete, accurate, and in \| the Sponsoring \| \| \| the proper format \| Program Office, \| \| \| \| PO, Funds \| \| \| \| Certification \| \| \| \| Official, CO, \| \| \| \| and other \| \| \| \| signatories in \| \| \| \| accordance with \| \| \| \| OPDIV policies \| \| +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ \| Meet established acquisition \| OPDIV -- PO and \| 307.7106 \| \| milestone dates \| CO/CS \| \| +--------------------------------+------------------+-----------------+ 307.7108 Statement of Work [NOTE]{.underline}: No changes were made to this subpart. However, this section was moved here since it is more appropriately placed after the narrative regarding the AP requirements.	en
converted_docs	231271	Title: NSF/Tokyo Report: Science in the Cold War: # [ The Legacy of the International Geophysical Year]{.underline} Date: 4/23/98 Replaces: None [The National Science Foundation\'s offices in Tokyo and in Paris periodically report on developments abroad that are related to the Foundation\'s mission. These documents present facts for the use of NSF program managers and policy makers; they are not statements of NSF policy.]{.underline} [Special Scientific Report #98-07 (April 7, 1998)]{.underline} [ \* \* \* \* \]{.underline} [The following was prepared by ]{.underline}[Dr. ]{.underline}*[Fae L. Korsmo]{.underline}[, Program Director for Arctic Social Sciences in the Office of Polar Programs at the National Science Foundation. ]{.underline}*[Dr. Korsmo]{.underline}[ visited Japan from March 15-23, 1998 in order to participate in, and present the following paper at, the International Conference on Science, Technology, and Society held in Makuhari.]{.underline}[ ]{.underline}[Dr. Korsmo]{.underline}*[ may be reached via email at: ]{.underline}[[email protected].]{.underline}** [ \* \* \* \* \]{.underline} [Science in the Cold War:]{.underline}* [The Legacy of the International Geophysical Year]{.underline} [From the upper atmosphere to the ocean depths, the knowledge generated during the International Geophysical Year (IGY, 1957-58) led to important discoveries in the earth sciences. At the height of the Cold War, the science programs of IGY engaged several thousand scientists from 67 countries, including the United States and the former Soviet Union, in one of the largest data collection and analysis efforts ever to be undertaken (Sullivan, 1961; Wilson, 1961; Odishaw, 1968; Bullis, 1973; Doel, 1997). Many scientists who participated in IGY thought of the earth in terms of system and process, while political leaders saw the utility of IGY research for national security advantages. ]{.underline} [IGY was shaped by the Cold War, yet its comprehensive earth science programs involved multiple actors from East and West, North and South, in both planning and implementation. The Soviet and U.S. space programs emerged from the IGY, as did the Antarctic Treaty and other arrangements for international scientific cooperation. U.S. military and national security institutions played a vital role in shaping the research agenda, mobilizing the resources, and using the results of IGY programs. At the same time, the scientific organizers of IGY seized the opportunity to extend our knowledge of the physical properties of the earth, including its upper atmosphere and ionosphere, as well as the solar system. What can we learn from this mixture of cooperation and conflict, secrecy and sharing, Cold War tensions and universalist quests for knowledge?]{.underline} [IGY constitutes a transition between the mobilized science of World War II and what might be called the entrepreneurial, pluralistic science of the waning days of the Cold War. These brief remarks focus on the U.S. perspective, but I hope to elicit discussion and further study to enrich our knowledge of IGY as an international undertaking. Indeed, most popular accounts of IGY as a positive scientific achievement emanate from the U.S. and Western perspectives, while in-depth comparative work has yet to be done. In the U.S. context, we know that despite expressions of unease regarding military involvement, the interests of scientists and national security coexisted in alignment and mutual support. ]{.underline} [Origins and Objectives of IGY]{.underline} [Published sources on the IGY trace its establishment to a conversation held in the home of James A. Van Allen in a suburb of Washington, D.C., April 5, 1950 (Sullivan, 1961, 20; Bullis, 1973, 6; Odishaw, 1968, 42; McDougall, 1985, 118). Van Allen had invited a small group of scientists concerned with atmospheric research, among them Lloyd Berkner, J. Wallace Joyce, S. Fred Singer, and E. H. Vestine, to meet with renowned geophysicist Sydney Chapman. It was Berkner who suggested that a third polar year be held in 1957-58 to take advantage of the period of maximum solar activities and several eclipses.]{.underline} [During the same month Berkner shared the results of a report he had completed for the U.S. State Department arguing for an enhanced role for scientific expertise in U.S. foreign policy (Needell, 1993, 402, note 14). Specifically, the report recommended the establishment of a science office in the State Department, the placement of scientific attachés at embassies, and the creation of a National Academy of Sciences committee to act as an advisory board to the State Department (Needell, 1992, 301; Carnegie Commission, 1992, 32-33).]{.underline} [At the same time, Berkner was planning a trip to Europe to attend a meeting of the International Scientific Radio Union and the Mixed Commission on the Ionosphere. Van Allen and his guests suggested that Berkner present the idea of the third international polar year on his European travels. He did so, and by January 1951 the above-named organizations in addition to the International Union on Geodesy and Geophysics, the International Astronomical Union, and the parent International Council of Scientific Unions, had endorsed the plan. In 1952 ICSU established a committee on the polar year (Bullis, 1973, 6).]{.underline} [Several scientific organizations, such as the World Meteorological Organization and the International Association of Terrestrial Magnetism and Electricity, suggested the program be expanded beyond the poles to include other regions, and the ICSU general assembly approved Chapman's suggestion to change the title of the program to the International Geophysical Year.]{.underline} [What would the program accomplish? What would be the U.S. role? Berkner's post-war work for the military's Joint Research and Development Board, the Department of Defense, and the State Department indicated his belief that scientific competence was integral to a successful U.S. foreign policy (Needell, 1987, 264-65). Examination of the minutes and correspondence of the U.S. National and Executive Committees for IGY show that other scientists joined Berkner in seeing little contradiction between the international scientific exchange of data and the close collaboration with the Department of Defense and military branches. At the most basic level of cooperation, the equipment, transportation, and research platforms provided by the military allowed scientists working on IGY projects to reach new frontiers, e.g., Antarctica and the upper atmosphere. At a deeper level, the U.S. organizing scientists may have hoped that the involvement of peers from other countries with diverse political systems and ideologies would lead to a triumph of science over politics.]{.underline}[^1][ Such a confluence of motivations (utilitarian and policy-related as well as the interest in basic scientific research) behind the huge effort at worldwide synoptic observation and measurement was indeed characteristic of Cold War science in the United States. (Doel and Needell, 1997, 59-60).]{.underline} [The late 1940s and early 1950s saw many developments in atmospheric and rocket-related research (Devorkin, 1992), and the IGY program plans capitalized on these developments. Initially the program called for research in meteorology, latitude and longitude, geomagnetism, gravity measurements, ionospheric physics, aurora and airglow, solar activity, cosmic rays, glaciology, oceanography, and rocket exploration of the upper atmosphere.]{.underline}[^2][. The emphasis on synchronous global measurements to understand changes in sea levels, causes of magnetic storms and ionospheric disturbances, the origins of cosmic rays, and other processes required a large number of participants covering a vast geographic space. The IGY programs extended nineteenth-century exploration to the upper atmosphere and the ocean floor, using satellites and submarines to capture complex interrelationships between the atmosphere, earth, oceans, and ice (Pyne, 1979, 179). Joseph Kaplan, Chairman of the U.S. National Committee for IGY, noted that it would be "possible for the first time to triangulate the whole earth."]{.underline}[^3][ The earth itself would become both field and laboratory, with scientists and volunteers staffing the observation posts and operating the instruments.]{.underline} [The U.S. military interests ranged from preventing exclusive claims to the Antarctic (especially on the part of the Soviet Union) to improving military communications and electronic warfare. Walter A. McDougall argues that the IGY provided the United States with a nonmilitary justification for satellite surveillance of Soviet bases (i.e., in the interest of global science, and under the legal cover of freedom of space) (McDougall, 1985, 117-18). From the very origins of the IGY, the military participated. A few scientists expressed disapproval of the military's dominance.]{.underline}[^4][ For the most part, however, the military had supported geophysical research both during and immediately after the war, and participants in the U.S. National and Executive Committees were already accustomed to a working relationship.]{.underline} [Plans for IGY, then, encompassed both international scientific objectives and specific U.S. foreign policy and national security concerns. Yet the implementation of the IGY program for the United States could not proceed along the wartime model of mobilized research. Instead, the fund raisers for the IGY had to balance an open, civilian process of congressional appropriations to the newly constituted National Science Foundation with a closed, secret intelligence gathering effort by military and security agencies. Combined with the objectives of worldwide data collection, the effort to prepare for and carry out IGY research entailed the persuasion of multiple audiences and participants within the United States, not to mention overseas, including private foundations, congressional and White House staff, federal agencies, universities, laboratories, amateurs, and the educated public. ]{.underline} [Selling Science]{.underline} [On the eve of the official commencement of IGY, the U.S. National Committee met in Washington, D.C. to consider, among other items, a proposal (most likely raised by the Soviet delegate) to the Comité Special de l'Année Géophysique Internationale (CSAGI) to hold a rocket satellite conference in the United States no later than October 1, 1957. Merle Tuve hesitated, noting that the "IGY as such does not have any rocket information.Our military have a lot of rocket information." Hugh Odishaw, on the other hand, spoke in favor of the conference to obtain information on the Soviet satellite program.]{.underline}[^5][ In the end, both the National Committee and CSAGI supported the conference, and while the participants were gathered in Washington, D.C. in early October, 1957, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik (Sullivan, 1961, 67-76).]{.underline} [Students of the Cold War credit the Sputnik launching with catalyzing the space, arms, and intelligence race.]{.underline}[^6][ Prior to Sputnik, the U.S. military had reduced the number of planned satellites. Sputnik presented an opportunity to argue for budgetary increases in scientific research and education. Even before Sputnik, however, the U.S. National Committee and Berkner, a leading figure within the international committee, realized the need to capitalize on Cold War tensions to sell IGY and to continue the interest in IGY's scientific programs well after IGY officially ended December 1958.]{.underline} [This marketing effort involved private corporations (including General Electric and IBM), television stations, teacher education institutes, curriculum developers, motion picture companies, and other media.]{.underline}[^7][ The U.S. National Committee strove to represent IGY as a civilian and international scientific program and resisted the Pentagon's portrayal of the earth satellite program as a military operation.]{.underline}[^8][ Posters, films, teaching kits, exhibits, and brochures exclaimed the wonders of the earth and the benefits of science to humanity. The linkages between research and education, public and private support, nationalist pride and international knowledge received explicit articulation during the IGY. These linkages continued to characterize the U.S. space program, and today both NASA and NSF have well developed educational and public relations components. ]{.underline} [Science Policy and International Relations]{.underline} [The National Science Foundation began its support of IGY with a grant of \$5,000 in early 1953. By 1956, the budget request to Congress for IGY activities had expanded to \$40 million (Bullis, 1973, 14). IGY organizers went to work for NSF and helped to establish geophysics as a broad area of institutional support (England, 1982, 307-10). ]{.underline} [IGY also brought scientists into power through institutions such as the President's Science Advisory Committee (PSAC) (Wang, 1995, 330). Berkner, ever alert to opportunities in international science, used the IGY to lobby for reinstatement of the science attaché program in the State Department.]{.underline}[^9][ Not only was the program revived, but later the State Department established a Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs (1973-74).]{.underline} [Another legacy of IGY was to lead the way for large, multidisciplinary earth science endeavors such as the International Council of Scientific Union's International Geosphere-Biosphere Program (1986) (Doel, 1997, 410). In the area of earth sciences, environmental sciences and global change, the international legacy of IGY is ever present but unexplored. As we move toward the fiftieth anniversary, it is time to explore the lessons of IGY and their application to fundamental questions of international relations in the post-Cold War era. What effects did IGY have on recently decolonized states and remaining colonial outposts? What perceptions of IGY colored science in other parts of the world, including areas of Communist rule? How has the marketing aspect of science, so evident during IGY, influenced science education and public understanding of science across national boundaries? Finally, has IGY proved a useful example of how international agreements can be made to work smoothly, as Tuzo Wilson states (Wilson, 1961, 326)? ]{.underline} [I hope this invitation to review the legacies of the IGY in a comparative, international framework inspires you to reach into your files, your memories, and your address books to reflect on the nature of Cold War science in your home countries and the lessons we might bring to bear on current efforts to address global environmental problems. ]{.underline} [References]{.underline} [Bullis, Harold. ]{.underline}[The Political Legacy of the International Geophysical Year]{.underline}[. 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J Tuzo Wilson reports that IGY was a success because the scientists agreed on a plan of action, left each nation-state to carry out its own part of the research task assigned to it, and delegated to a central committee the problems of coordination (Wilson, 1961, 326).]{.underline} [^2]: [ See Joseph Kaplan's draft report, "The Scientific Program of the International Geophysical Year," Drawer 1, File "Organization USNC," National Academy of Sciences, IGY Archives, Washington, DC.]{.underline} [^3]: [Ibid., 10.]{.underline} [^4]: [ For example, Donald B. Lawrence, Professor of Botany, University of Minnesota, wrote to Wallace Atwood, Director of the National Academy of Sciences, "It makes me very unhappy to see the military agencies taking such a prominent part in the sponsorship of the International Geophysical Year." Letter from Lawrence to Kaplan, copy to Atwood, 6 May 1953, Drawer 1, File "Program Proposals for IGY (1952-1953)," National Academy of Sciences, IGY Archives.]{.underline} [^5]: [ "National Academy of Sciences, Special Meeting of the U.S. National Committee for the IGY, Thursday, June 27, 1957," pages 23-25, Drawer 2, File "USNC -- Minutes, 12]{.underline}^[th]{.underline}^[ Meeting," National Academy of Sciences, IGY Archives.]{.underline} [^6]: [ The launch of Sputnik stimulated the creation of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and justified huge increases in federal research and development spending. Kevles notes that between 1957 and 1967 federal research and development expenditures nearly quadrupled, reaching almost \$15 billion. Daniel J. Kevles, "Principles and Politics in Federal R&D Policy, 1945-1990," preface to the 1990 edition of ]{.underline}[Science]{.underline}[---]{.underline}[the Endless Frontier]{.underline}[, by Vannevar Bush (Washington, D.C., National Science Foundation, 1990), xviii.]{.underline} [^7]: [ The problems of "marketing science" in the United States in the context of the end of the Cold War, federal budget deficits, and pressing policy problems, are taken up in Pielke and Glantz (1995). Prior to Sputnik, the marketing problems were of great concern to the U.S. organizers of IGY.]{.underline} [^8]: [ "Minutes, Eighteenth Meeting, USNC-IGY Executive Committee," 5-6 December 1956, Drawer 2, File "USNC Executive Committee Draft Minutes 1956," National Academy of Sciences, IGY Archives.]{.underline} [^9]: [ Berkner wrote to members of Congress that "While such international sponsored activities as the IGY are progressing with extraordinary success, I feel that the representation of American science abroad is open to serious question. The program of the U.S. scientific attaches initiated in 1952 was most successful, but its recent abandonment has left very serious gaps in our international relations. This opinion is strongly reinforced by a recent trip to the Far East including Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, India, Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand in which I had the opportunity to discuss the matter with many representatives of our foreign missions, as well as the scientists of these countries in my official capacity as President of the International Council of Scientific Unions." Letter from Berkner to Senator Paul H. Douglas, 10 May 1957, Drawer 1, File "Congress (Senate) 1954-1960," National Academy of Sciences, IGY Archives.]{.underline}	en
markdown	236097	# Presentation: 236097 ## Drought Monitoring, Prediction and Response- A View From Georgia - - David Emory Stooksbury, Ph.D. - State Climatologist and Associate Professor - Engineering and Atmospheric Sciences - College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences - The University of Georgia - [email protected] ## Facts About Georgia - In 1960 Atlanta’s population: 1 million - In 1960 Georgia’s population: 4.3 million - In 2008 Atlanta’s population: 4.5 million - In 2008 Georgia’s population: 8.5+ million - Largest state east of the Mississippi River - 8th largest state in population ## Facts About Georgia - Northern quarter is southern highlands - Southern half is the coastal plain - Most of the population lives in the piedmont - The fall line bisects the state (Montgomery, Columbus, Macon, Augusta, Columbia, Raleigh, Richmond and Georgetown) ## Georgia Water Facts - North of the fall line - primarily surface water - Drainage basin for Lake Lanier 1040 sq. miles. - South of the fall line - primarily ground water - 1.5 million acres under irrigation, primarily in southwest Georgia ## Georgia Climate Facts - Rule of Thumb: 50 inches of rain per year - More than 80 inches in the mountains - 45 inches interior southeast - Rain is more or less evenly distributed over the year: March 5 inches and October 3.5 inches - Evapotranspiration is extremely important in drought forecasting ## GEORGIA DROUGHT MANAGEMENT PLAN - DROUGHT DECLARATION PROCESS - AGENCIES and ORGANIZATIONS - PRE-DROUGHT STRATEGIES - DROUGHT RESPONSES - DROUGHT INDICATORS and TRIGGERS - CLIMATE DIVISIONS MAP - Approved: March 26, 2003 ## Section 1) DROUGHT DECLARATION PROCESS - The following is the process for declaring drought conditions and responses: - 1A): The State Climatologist’s office and EPD will routinely monitor and evaluate stream flows, lake levels, precipitation, groundwater levels, and other climatic indicators that are supplied by several cooperating entities ... ## Precipitation - 30 days - 90 days - 6 months - 12 months - Water Year - 24 months - 36 months ## 30 Day Precipitation ## 90 Day Precipitation ## 6 Month Precipitation ## 12 Month Precipitation ## Water Year Precipitation ## 24 Month Precipitation ## 36 Month Precipitation ## Soil Moisture ## “Top” Soil Moisture (top 1 meter) ## “Deep” Soil Moisture (2 meters) ## Stream Flows ## Stream Flows ## Stream Flows ## Lake Russell GA/SC ## Clarks Hill Lake GA/SC ## Lake Hartwell GA/SC ## Lake Lanier GA ## Groundwater ## Drought Level Guidance CD Drought Indicators 1 SPI-3, SPI-6, SPI-12 - Lake Allatoona - Chattooga River at Summerville - 2 SPI-3, SPI-6, SPI-12 - Lake Lanier, Lake Allatoona - Etowah River at Canton - Chestatee River near Dahlonega ## Georgia Drought Response Levels - Level One: Water on scheduled days - 12 midnight to 10 a.m - and - 4 p.m. to 12 midnight. - Level Two: Water on scheduled days - 12 midnight to 10 a.m. - Level Three: Water on scheduled weekend day - 12 midnight to 10 a.m. - Level Four: Complete outdoor water use ban ## Determining Drought Level Response - Look at climatological data - Look at triggers guidance - Discussion ## Comments about Discussion - Drought impacts are cumulative - data may not capture the essence of the drought - Drought varies over time and space - part of the state may be in short-term drought while other parts are in long-term - the importance various indicators will vary from drought to drought and within a drought. - Seasonal components are important as well antecedent conditions such as soil moisture, stream flows, reservoir levels ## Determining when to relax restrictions - Look at climatological data - Look at trigger guidance - Look at climate outlooks - Discussion ## Drought Outlooks - CPC Seasonal Outlooks - IRI 3-month Outlooks - NOAA’s and IRI’s ENSO Outlooks - Southeast Climate Consortium’s Outlooks - State Climatologists of AL, FL, GA and NC - La Nina Watch issued in September 2007 ## Additional Information - State Drought Page: www.georgiadrought.org - UGA Automated Weather Stations: www.georgiaweather.net - Southeast Climate Consortium: www.agroclimate.org	en
markdown	862128	# Presentation: 862128 ## A global data/background comparison - Bruce Knuteson - University of Chicago Generate all SM processes Run through simulation / misID matrix Partition data/background into exclusive final states Perform a systematic comparison “Industrial strength” Exotics 13 June 2002 ## Generate all SM processes PYTHIA - jj, W, Z, j, [, WW, WZ, tt] MADGRAPH - e+ve, e+ve j, e+ve jj, e+ve bb jj, . . . . - (Only need  100k events) ## 2. Run through simulation / misID matrix PGS - fast detector simulation (Conway) cdfSim - detailed detector simulation misID \| \| e \|  \|  \|  \| j \| b \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| e \| .65 \| \| \| .05 \| \| \| \|  \| \| .39 \| \| \| \| \| \|  \| \| \| \| \| 1 \| \| \|  \| \| \| \| .65 \| \| \| \| j \| 4e-5 \| \| \| \| 1 \| \| \| b \| \| \| \| \| 1 \| \| - true - reconstructed ## e μ   j b ET - Make use of “standard” particle ID - [Reasonably tight, but not overly tight] - e μ   j b ET ## 4. Perform a systematic comparison - 1mu-1pmiss [86] 0 1639 1582.8 +- 74.6 - ( w = 1473.4 , z = 109.4 ) - 1e-1pmiss2j [50] 0 126 108.5 +- 24.9 - ( jj = 1.6 , w = 105.2 , ww = 1.7 ) - 1mu-2j [-] 0 11 15.2 +- 7 - ( jj = 4.2 , z = 10.9 ) - 1mu-1pmiss2j [-] 0 16 12.2 +- 6.2 - ( w = 10.5 , ww = 1 , wz = 0.7 ) - 1mu-4j [-] 0 1 1.4 +- 1 - ( tt = 1.4 ) - 1e+1e- [3] 0 388 406.7 +- 40.1 - ( z = 406.7 ) - 1e+1e-1j [-] 0 62 55.6 +- 14.8 - ( z = 55.3 , zz = 0.3 ) - Wed Jun 5 16:12:49 CDT 2002 - With 517 distributions considered in 111 final states in 31.14pb^-1, Dissimilarities follow: - Final state ps  data bkg ## Slide 6 ## Slide 7 ## Slide 8 ## Slide 9 ## Conclusions . . . a different (and perhaps profitable) way of tackling data in Run II - http://hep.uchicago.edu/~knuteson/tmp1_real/	en
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converted_docs	517412	######## Experimental Evaluation of Retroreflective Markings on Rail Cars at Highway-Railroad Grade Crossings by Joseph Conti and Thomas B. Sheridan Jordan Multer Human-Machine Systems Laboratory Operator Performance and Safety Analysis Division Massachusetts Institute of Technology John A. Volpe National Transportation Center Cambridge, MA 02139 Cambridge, MA 02139 Abstract > Every year in the United States, hundreds of accidents occur at grade > crossings due to motor vehicles colliding with trains. Some of these > accidents take place at night in rural areas. One proposed solution to > prevent such accidents involves mounting retroreflective material on > the sides of trains so that a vehicle's headlights will illuminate the > reflectors and make the train more conspicuous. The objective of this > research was to determine which train mounted reflector pattern gives > an approaching driver the best train recognition. Four reflector > patterns were selected for this study, and a computer-based nighttime > driving simulator was developed. The experiment involved a driving > task in which the motorist encountered numerous grade crossings. The > recognition distance between the train and subject's position was > recorded and analyzed. # Introduction Defined as the intersection of a highway and railroad track, grade crossings exist at over 168,000 locations throughout the United States (Federal Railroad Administration, 1994). Unfortunately, many accidents occur at grade crossings involving the collision of motor vehicles and train consists. In 1996 there were over 1,183 motor vehicle run into train (RIT) accidents, 613 of which occurred during nighttime conditions (Federal Railroad Administration, 1996). Some of these accidents occur in rural areas where little ambient light exists except for the motorist's headlights. In addition, the dark color of typical freight cars and the accumulation of dust and grime makes the task of train recognition even more difficult. The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) has sponsored studies exploring many methods to prevent such accidents including train mounted incandescent/strobe lights, paint schemes, and audible warning devices (Carroll, Multer, & Markos, 1995; Aurelius & Korobow, 1971; Carroll, Hitz, Knable and Passera, 1998). A promising alternative method involves mounting retroreflective material on the sides of train cars so that the motorist's headlights will illuminate the reflectors giving the driver adequate knowledge that a train is passing through the grade crossing. # Prior Research In 1996, the FRA sponsored a study conducted by the University of Tennessee to explore various reflector patterns (colors and configuration) to improve the nighttime conspicuity of trains. (Ford, Richards, & Hungerford, 1996). This study concluded that: - A standardized retroreflector pattern is beneficial to train recognition. - The pattern should be made of red and white reflectors. - The pattern should not be confused with roadway signs or reflectors from other objects (i.e. trucks). - The pattern should communicate the size of the rail car through outlining or an even distribution. With that in mind the John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (Volpe Center) proposed four reflector patterns to evaluate using a driving simulator. These four reflector patterns: massed outline, vertical bars, variable vertical bars, and horizontal bars are presented in Figures 1 and 2 on the hopper cars and flat cars, respectively. These patterns were chosen to represent a spectrum of reflector layout strategies; namely distributing the reflectors along the train car (horizontal bars and vertical bars), lumping them towards the ends (massed outline), or a combination of the two (variable vertical bars). In this study all four hopper car reflector patterns each used exactly 144 square inches of red reflector material and 144 square inches of white reflector material (see Figure 1). The flat car patterns each used exactly 72 square inches of red reflector material and 72 square inches of white reflector material (see Figure 2). The patterns in Figures 1 & 2 are all comprised of reflector strips 4 inches wide with varying length. A preliminary \"static\" experiment was conducted to determine which of the four hopper/flat train reflector patterns described in Figures 1 & 2 gave the best train recognition. Participants were located at a fixed location, 500 feet from the grade crossing. Numerous scenes simulating a grade crossing and road intersection were presented. In some of these scenes, a truck or train passed through the intersection and the subjects were asked to identify the object. Each scene lasted 500 milliseconds and was followed by two questions asking what the subject saw and how confident they were of their decision. Data from the experiment were then analyzed using the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve from Signal Detection Theory. Comparing the ROC curve of the four different reflector styles yielded no notable difference in performance (Conti, 1998). The objective of this experiment was to determine which of the four reflector patterns in both Figures 1 and 2 best facilitates the task of train recognition with the motorist and train in motion . The patterns were compared against patterns found on trucks, with which they might be confused. Currently, the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations requires that "not less than half of the length of the \[truck\] tractor trailer truck is covered \[with reflectors\] and the spaces are distributed as evenly as practicable" (49 USC 571.108). Figure 3 depicts the four truck reflector patterns utilized in this study. These truck reflector patterns were chosen to represent the typical patterns used by trucking companies and manufacturers. ![](media/image1.png) ![](media/image3.png){width="3.638888888888889in" height="1.6791666666666667in"}Figure 1. Hopper Car Reflector Patterns Figure 2. Flat Car Reflector Patterns Figure 3. Truck Reflector Patterns # # Driving Experiment #### Objective The purpose of this experiment was to determine which of the four reflector patterns described in Figures 1 & 2 gives the best train recognition under a normal driving task on a dark rural road. As the participants drove a car simulator, they encountered numerous objects (i.e. grade crossings, road intersections with trucks or cars, traffic lights, etc.) and subsequently reported what they recognized. Voice recognition software recorded the subject's response, and the simulator software determined the distance of recognition. Apparatus ![](media/image4.jpeg){width="3.5in" height="2.238888888888889in"}A driving simulator was created with the purpose of examining the different train reflector patterns. This desktop simulator included a personal computer for generating the vehicle dynamics and visual scenery, a steering wheel, pedal controls, and driving dynamics to simulate a vehicle traveling on a typical two-way American rural road. The road was approximately 40 miles long and contained 22 grade crossings; 20 of which had either flat cars or hopper cars passing through. In addition, road markings, speed limit signs, intersection signs, grade crossings signs, and traffic lights were rendered so that this road conformed to U.S. regulations. The posted speed limit was 50 mph and most subjects completed the driving task in about an hour. Each grade crossing contained the minimum sign requirements: a railroad warning sign and a crossbuck sign. No other grade crossing features such as flashing lights or reflectorized gates were included; this was done to minimize the conspicuity of the grade crossing. Also, a forest of trees was displayed on both sides of the road at all times so that the subjects were forced to use the scenery directly in front of them to recognize objects. A sample screen output of the driving simulator is shown in Figure 4. A speedometer was displayed along with the special words the subjects could speak to signal what was seen. The experimental setup is displayed in Figure 5 Figure 4. View of Driving Simulator Figure 5. Experiment II Apparatus #### Experimental Design In this experiment, subjects drove a car for about one hour along a dark rural road. On this road were many objects including automobiles, lights, signs, trains, and trucks. When the subject recognized any of the aforementioned objects he or she would say the word car, light, sign, train or truck depending on what was recognized. Voice recognition software recorded the subject's response and compared it with what objects were really in the road. The distances from these objects when the subject recognized them was also recorded. The subjects viewed 22 grade crossings (20 of which had trains passing through), 40 cars, 20 trucks, and 4 traffic lights in the experiment. ######### #### Independent Variable The independent variable was the type of reflector pattern and train car thus giving ten possible combinations as shown in Table 1. The flat car used the same patterns as the hopper car, but only half the amount of material was used. Each of these variables was displayed to the subject twice; therefore, each subject viewed a total of 20 trains during the experiment. ###### +-------------------+--------------------+----------------------------+ \| Train Type \| \| # \| \| \| \| ######## Reflector Pattern \| +-------------------+--------------------+----------------------------+ \| Hopper Train \| Flat Train \| \| +-------------------+--------------------+----------------------------+ \| 1 \| 6 \| Massed Outline \| +-------------------+--------------------+----------------------------+ \| 2 \| 7 \| Vertical Bars \| +-------------------+--------------------+----------------------------+ \| 3 \| 8 \| Variable Vertical Bars \| +-------------------+--------------------+----------------------------+ \| 4 \| 9 \| Horizontal Bars \| +-------------------+--------------------+----------------------------+ \| 5 \| 10 \| Unreflectorized \| +-------------------+--------------------+----------------------------+ Table 1. Experiment II: Independent Variables #### Dependent Variable The dependent variable was the distance at which the subject recognized the train and was measured using voice recognition software. If the subject did not recognize the train or incorrectly recognized the train as another object (i.e. truck or car ) an error was recorded. #### Participants A total of twenty-two people participated in the experiment, all of whom were licensed drivers with vision better than 20/40. The subject's ages ranged from 18 to 60 years with a mean of 37 years and standard deviation of 13; 65% of the subjects were male. Seventeen of the twenty-two subjects were volunteers from the Volpe Center and the remaining participants were undergraduates paid \$10 per hour to participate. #### Instructions and Treatment of Subjects The entire experiment for each subject lasted less than two hours. The subject first read a brief description of the experiment, and then the voice recognition software was trained to his or her voice. This involved the subject saying the words car, light, sign, train, and truck for about two minutes into a headset microphone. The subject then practiced driving for about 7 minutes without the microphone. A practice course allowed the subject to drive in an oval, get accustomed to the controls, and see the various objects present in the experiment. When the subject was comfortable with the driving task, he or she was given the microphone and subsequently practiced driving while speaking the various words. The subject continued this practice until he or she was ready to begin the experiment. On average, participants practiced this task for approximately ten minutes. During the experiment, the experimenter was in an adjacent room and could communicate with the subject using a walkie-talkie. Subjects were never told the purpose of the experiment. #### Results Figure 6 plots reflector pattern versus recognition distance. The recognition distances were computed by averaging the data from all twenty-two subjects in the experiment. The standard deviation is represented by the error bars in Figure 6. An analysis of variance indicated that the mean distance of the hopper car is significantly larger than the flat car (p \< .001). A Newman-Keuls post-hoc comparison test with respect to the hopper reflector yielded a significant difference (p \< .05) between the groups {Massed Outline, Vertical Bars, Horizontal Bars}, {Variable Vertical Bars, Horizontal Bars}, and {Unreflectorized} where the first group had the highest recognition distances. There was no significant difference within these groups. For the flat car, a significant difference (p \< .05) existed between the groups {Vertical Bars, Horizontal Bars}, {Massed Outline, Variable Vertical Bars}, and {Unreflectorized} where the first group had the highest recognition distances, but there was no significant difference within these groups (p \> .05). ![](media/image5.wmf) Figure 6. Reflector Type versus Recognition Distance The errors from the driving experiment are compiled in Table 2. The top row of the table indicates what object (truck, car, or nothing) the subject perceived the train as, and the first column indicates the type of train reflector pattern displayed when the error occurred. -------------------------- ------------- --------- ------------ ------------- Hopper Car Errors Nothing Car Truck Total Massed Outline 0 0 0 0 Vertical Bars 0 0 0 0 Variable Vertical Bars 0 0 0 0 Horizontal Bars 0 0 2 2 Unreflectorized 4 0 3 7 Total 4 0 5 9 -------------------------- ------------- --------- ------------ ------------- -------------------------- ------------- --------- ------------- ------------- Flat Car Errors Nothing Car Truck Total Massed Outline 0 1 2 3 Vertical Bars 0 0 0 0 Variable Vertical Bars 0 0 0 0 Horizontal Bars 0 0 1 1 Unreflectorized 8 1 1 10 Total 8 2 4 14 -------------------------- ------------- --------- ------------- ------------- Table 2. Subject Errors # Discussion Figure 6 along with the statistical analyses clearly indicates that reflectorized trains were recognized at farther distances than unreflectorized trains, for both the hopper and flat train cars. Furthermore, the Newman-Keuls comparison test shows that the reflector groups {Massed Outline, Vertical Bars, Horizontal Bars} and {Vertical Bars, Horizontal Bars} performed the best with respect to the hopper and flat cars. Common to both of these groups is the vertical bar and horizontal bar reflector patterns, which both have reflectors distributed along the base of the train car as opposed to the massed outline and variable vertical bars patterns which are lumped towards the ends (see Figures 1 and 2). However, according to Table 2, three errors occurred with the horizontal bar pattern but none occurred with the vertical bar pattern. Moreover, these errors all involved subjects incorrectly identifying the train as a truck. Since the study by Ford et al. (1996) recommended a standardized train reflector pattern which minimizes confusion with other objects (i.e. truck), these results suggest that the vertical patterns may result in less confusion than the horizontal pattern. Interestingly, in the debriefing questionnaire subjects responded favorably with the massed outline reflector pattern on the hopper car but unfavorably with the same pattern on the flat car. This agrees with the experimental results in which a comparison test placed the massed outline pattern in the group with the highest hopper recognition distance and lowest flat train recognition distance. Therefore, the massed outline reflector pattern only performed well with train cars having a substantial height dimension available for marking (i.e. hopper car). # Conclusion The experiment based on a realistic nighttime driving simulator concluded that the vertical bar reflector pattern yielded better train recognition performance than the horizontal, massed outline, or variable vertical patterns. Moreover, a distributed pattern has better train recognition qualities than a massed pattern on the flat car. This does not hold true for the hopper car which introduces another dimension (height) available for mounting reflectors. # References Aurelius, J. P. & Korobow, N. (1971). The Visibility and Audibility of Trains Approaching Rail and Highway Grade Crossings, Report No. FRA-RP-71-2. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Railroad Administration. Carroll, A., Hitz, J.S. Knable, N. & Passera, A.L. (1998). Guidelines for Highway-Railroad Grade Crossing Illumination. 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Highway-Rail Crossing Accident/Incident and Inventory Bulletin #60. (1994). Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Transportation	en
markdown	689824	# Presentation: 689824 ## Long-Term Outlook for World Energy Markets Energy Information Administration China-U.S. Relations Conference October 23, 2007 Washington, DC *Long-Term Outlook for World Energy Markets* ## World Oil Price, 1980-2030 World Oil Price, 1980-2030 (2005 dollars per barrel) - History - Projections Reference Low Price High Price International Energy Outlook 2007 ## World Marketed Energy Consumption, 1980-2030(quadrillion Btu) Liquids Natural Gas Coal Renewables Nuclear 34% 8% 28% 6% Share of World Total 24% 38% 26% 23% 7% 6% International Energy Outlook 2007 - History - Projections ## World Marketed Energy Consumption(quadrillion Btu) OECD Non-OECD - History - Projections 240 207 298 404 International Energy Outlook 2007 ## World Energy Consumption,2004, 2015, and 2030 (quadrillion Btu) International Energy Outlook 2007 2004 2015 2030 240 207 265 294 298 404 OECD Non-OECD ## Average Annual GDP and Population Growthfor Selected Regions, 2004-2030 (percent) International Energy Outlook 2007 ## Average Annual Growth in DeliveredEnergy Consumption, 2004-2030 (percent) International Energy Outlook 2007 ## Transportation Energy Use in China, 2004-2030(quadrillion Btu) International Energy Outlook 2007 ## China’s Transportation Energy Use by Fuel,2004-2030 (quadrillion Btu) International Energy Outlook 2007 ## World Liquids Consumption,2004, 2015, and 2030 (million barrels per day) International Energy Outlook 2007 2004 2015 2030 49 33 52 46 57 61 OECD Non-OECD ## World Liquids Production, 2004-2030(million barrels per day oil equivalent) Non-OPEC (Conventional) OPEC (Conventional) Unconventional Total 53 10 54 118 International Energy Outlook 2007 ## World Natural Gas Consumption,2004, 2015, and 2030 (trillion cubic feet) International Energy Outlook 2007 2004 2015 2030 51 48 62 67 70 93 OECD Non-OECD ## World Coal Consumption,2004, 2015, and 2030 (quadrillion Btu) International Energy Outlook 2007 2004 2015 2030 47 68 51 101 59 140 OECD Non-OECD ## Coal Consumption in China by Sector2004, 2015, and 2030 (quadrillion Btu) International Energy Outlook 2007 ## World Net Electricity Generation,2004, 2015, and 2030 (billion kilowatthours) International Energy Outlook 2007 2004 2015 2030 9,455 6,969 11,120 11,169 13,190 17,174 OECD Non-OECD ## World Electricity Generation by Fuel, 2004 and 2030(billion kilowatthours) International Energy Outlook 2007 ## Net Electricity Generation in Non-OECD Asia,2004 and 2030 (percent) China India Other International Energy Outlook 2007 ## World Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions, 1990-2030 (million metric tons) International Energy Outlook 2007 2004 2015 2030 11,399 9,847 13,457 13,465 14,692 19,197 1990 16,654 26,226 OECD Non-OECD ## www.eia.doe.gov [email protected] Periodic Reports * **Petroleum Status and Natural Gas Storage Reports*, weekly* * * **Short-Term Energy Outlook*, monthly * **Annual Energy Outlook 2007*, February 2007 * **International Energy Outlook 2007*, May 2007 Examples of Special Analyses “Economic Effects of High Oil Prices,” *Annual Energy Outlook 2006* *Analysis of Oil and Gas Production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge*, March 2004 *The Global Liquefied Natural Gas Market: Status and Outlook, *December 2003 “Restricted Natural Gas Supply Case,” *Annual Energy Outlook 2005* * * www.eia.doe.gov	en
converted_docs	993082	Intelligent Agent for Science Data Processing -------------------------------------- -------------------------------- Wanlin Pang\ Keith Golden\ UARC/NASA Ames\ Google, Inc.* Mail-Stop 269\ Moffett Field, CA 94035\ <[email protected]>\ Phone: (650) 604-2584\ Fax: (650) 604-4036* -------------------------------------- -------------------------------- Abstract Managing and processing data is a significant challenge in all NASA enterprises. Satellites, unmanned space craft, planetary rovers and observatories, for all their complexity, can all be viewed as remote sensors; their sole purpose is to gather data, which are then processed, delivered to the scientific community and the public, and archived. Given the large number of socially and economically important information that can be derived from the data, the complexity of the data processing needed to derive them and the many terabytes of data that must be processed each day, there are great challenges and opportunities in processing the data in a timely manner, and a need for more effective automation. Our approach to providing this automation is to cast it as an AI planning problem: we represent data-processing operations as planner actions and desired data products as planner goals, and use a planner to generate data-flow programs that produce the requested data products. The data production problem consists of converting an initial set of low-level data products into higher-level data products that can be used for science or decision support. For example, in Earth-science data processing, the data products of interest are geospatial data measuring specific variables of the Earth system, such as precipitation, vegetation productivity and fire risk. Higher-level data products may be altered versions lower-level data products, or they may be entirely new products that estimate unknown Earth system variables, such as soil moisture, based on known variables, such as precipitation. These variables are estimated by running one or more computational models, such as simulation codes. The models can be precisely characterized in terms of their input and output requirements, which makes them straightforward to represent in an AI planning system. However, there are significant differences between the data production problem and more traditional AI planning domains, calling for different techniques. Notable features of data processing domains include large dynamic universes, incomplete information and uncertainty. There are petabytes of data available, with new data becoming available all the time, and new data products are generated in the course of fulfilling the user's goal --- data products that could be used to fulfill subsequent goals. There is also considerable uncertainty --- uncertainty of the time that particular data will be available, or whether the data will arrive at all, uncertainty in the quality of data, even uncertainty as to whether a given processing algorithm will succeed. We have developed a planner-based agent, called IMAGEbot, to automate data production. The data production problem may be viewed as a planning problem in which the initial state describes the current set of available data products, and whose goal state describes the properties of the desired high level data products. Planner operators correspond to data transformation and generation tools. IMAGEbot takes data product requests as high-level goals and executes the commands needed to produce the requested data products. We adopt a planning approach somewhat similar to Graphplan, consisting of a Graphplan-style reachability analysis and a constraint-based search. However, the large universe of the data production problem makes the grounded planning graph of Graphplan inapplicable; instead, we choose a lifted representation where actions and plans contain variables. Because of the lifted representation, and the uncertain and dynamic nature of the data production problem, the reachability analysis and search cannot be separated; instead, IMAGEbot interleaves planning, constraint reasoning and execution. In contrast to the traditional approach of automating data processing by means of scripts, our agent-based approach provides the following advantages: i) Plug-and-play design. New data sources, data processing operations or other capabilities can be added or removed, while the system is running, without the need to modify existing scripts. ii) Fault tolerance. Failures or unexpected events can be detected and recovered from to automatically. Anticipating all possible failures in a script or program is notoriously difficult. iii) Flexibility. The agent is not limited to a fixed set of goals. It is capable of using available resources to achieve requests that may not have been anticipated at design time. IMAGEbot has been demonstrated in the Terrestrial Observation and Prediction System (TOPS), an ecological forecasting system that assimilates data from Earth orbiting satellites and ground weather stations to model and forecast conditions on the surface, such as soil moisture, vegetation growth and plant stress. The planner identifies the appropriate input files and sequences of operations needed to satisfy a data request, executes those operations on a remote TOPS server, and displays the results, quickly and reliably. Whereas TOPS is concerned with geospatial data measuring specific variables of the Earth system, such as precipitation, vegetation productivity and fire risk, the agent based approach is applicable to other types of data as well. Our current effort focuses on extending IMAGEbot functionalities and applying it to other areas, such as space science data processing, automated data processing for mission operations, automated on-orbit data processing, just to name a few. .	en
markdown	796325	# Presentation: 796325 ## Earth Day 2006 - Andy Lawrence (EH-4) Welcome for Earth Day / P2 Star Awards ## Earth Day 2006 - Russell Shearer (Acting EH-1) congratulating Marty Schoenbauer, Acting Principal Assistant Deputy Administrator for Military Application Defense Programs (NNSA), on his P2 Star Award. ## Earth Day 2006 - Russell Shearer (Acting EH-1) congratulating Dan Erbschloe, Acting Chief Operating Officer, Office of Science, on his P2 Star Award ## Earth Day 2006 - Russell Shearer (Acting EH-1) congratulating Rick Kahn, FEMP, Office of EE and RE, on his P2 Star Award ## Earth Day 2006 - Russell Shearer (Acting EH-1) congratulating Mark Gilbertson, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environmental Clean-up and Acceleration, on his P2 Star Award. ## Earth Day 2006 - Russell Shearer (Acting EH-1) with the four P2 Star Award Winners ## Earth Day 2006 - NEPA Earth Day Display ## Earth Day 2006 - From left to right: Marty Schoenbauer, Acting Principal Assistant Deputy Administrator for Military Application Defense Programs (NNSA), and Russell Shearer (Acting EH-1) with NNSA Earth Day Display ## Earth Day 2006 - Fossil Energy Earth Day Display	en
converted_docs	529230	MR. KILLAM: My name is Bill Killam. I am the president of User Centered Design, Incorporated. I am adjunct professor at the University of Maryland and George Mason University in Human Factors Engineering. My specific background with voting machines and probably the reason why you asked me to speak today was in the actual hands-on experience with some of the equipment out there currently being used or being proposed. I was able to work with 16 machines last year and met with 16 of the vendors at the IAECREOT convention. I met with everybody from their presidents and their lead engineers down to their sales staff. I also saw six machines and worked with them at the National Federation of the Blind. They allowed me to work with their machines and to talk about the testing work they had done and the findings they had. Finally, I participated in the expert review of 16 machines at the University of Maryland in their efforts with the National Science Foundation. I have reviewed countless articles and research papers and helped write the NIST Human Factors Report on Voting Systems. So, my comments are based primarily on that research, if I can call it research. (I want to clarify that statement in a moment.) But also on my background: I am a Human Factors Engineer, board certified. Before I start, I want to clarify the terms I will use. There is not universal acceptance of these definitions. But the question posed refers to "human factors, usability and accessibility". To my mind, and within my company, we have always viewed accessibility as having two components. The first being access. We see access as the precursor before usability is considered. If you can\'t open the door, it doesn\'t matter what\'s behind the door. So, we view access as a critical factor but different from what we term "usability by people with disabilities". Of course, this also suggests a separation between people with disabilities and everyone else. We are aptly referred to on occasion as the people who are temporarily able bodied. It\'s a continuum. When I refer to accessibility in my comments, I am referring to access to the device and usability across the board. Human Factors Engineering is the study of all of that. So, I\'ll probably just say usability and accessibility in my comments. The first question posed was: "What are the most important issues in usability, accessibility, and human factors." I'm concerned my comments probably will sound like I\'m part of a different panel, but I will try to stick with the subject at hand. I have four main points related to that question. The first one is something I think many people here would acknowledge, but I think it\'s worth repeating - that usability and accessibility are not absolutes. They are on a continuum, as well. There is no such thing as a perfectly usable device or perfectly accessibility device. You can only tell that at a distance. We know we will always be excluding some people. Sometimes the same person on a different day. Knowing that, we have to accept that there will be some margin we will never be able to accommodate. And dealing with individual cases can only confuse us. The second thing is we are talking about a system made up of multiple components. In the case of voting, the system not only includes the machines and the ballot, it includes the user, and everybody helping - the poll worker, et cetera. As Kim Brace \[the first panel speaker\] pointed out, by having data, collecting it, and being able to see where something has changed, we can see the effect. The system will always be affected by any change within it. A different set of voters, a different ballot, a different machine, different poll workers, a different environment will all effect the system. The issue is: how does it affect it and is it still within range of the effects we would like to see. The goal is, any time we make a change on purpose such as a new ballot design or a new machine, the goal is we improve the usability and accessibility. In the case of accessibility (and pure access in that case), there is actually a mandate that that occur. The problem, and biggest issue in my mind, is our inability to tell if we\'ve done that. The current problem we have, although we have lots and lots of antidotal data and data after the fact - wonderful postmortem analysis, but we have no scientific, reliable, valid data to tell us where we are and if we are changing anything. If we are introducing a new machine or ballot, are we improving things or making it worse? Without the data, we have no way to tell us what we have right now. We don\'t know what problems currently exist but I think we all know that they do. We also don\'t have any means of measuring. There\'s no pure definition of usability or accessibility. There are some key concepts, there are some key measurements you might make, but we have no definition that is universal across the board or specific to voting. The third one is we don\'t have any benchmarks. We would like to believe whatever we introduce is making things better. But since we don\'t know where we are, we can\'t tell where we\'re going or if we got there. That\'s why I think that my answer to this first question leads more into a discussion for this afternoon \[on usability testing\]. But that to me is the primary goal. There are a lot of techniques associated with solving that problem. The ability, no matter what we do, to be able to measure these things I think is the critical issue. The second question posed had to do with are communications - design of the ballots, instruction material, polling place, et cetera, - critical. I think the evidence is out there to suggest we have a problem in this area. It\'s not a new one. It is a problem that has existed for years. There are wonderful papers written just looking at the ballot instructions. Probably what I consider a classic case was where the instructions itself probably caused over-voting to the extent that there were tons of spoiled ballots. It was not at a national level but at a lower level. These are critical to the successful design and use of the system. The problem we have to be careful is to think that it can compensate. Though a poor set of instructions, inaccurate instructions, invalid set of instructions, or bad ballot designs can ruin the voting system, it can\'t make bad equipment better. I always look back to the equipment. Maybe that is my engineering background. If we go farther, the third question posed is one having to do with training and documentation. Training is a last resort. And again, training suffers even more problems in that it\'s transient. It has its own usability issues of ease of learning and ease of recall. Any time you train a set of people, immediately they start to forget. They confabulate their answers. That is not unexpected. We believe a lot sticks. To believe that can have a significant effect through \[on usability or accessibility\] training is problematic. Though I think it\'s again very important. Especially in the case of voting system this becomes even more critical because we\'re talking about a population that is not highly trained, they don\'t use this equipment on a regular basis, they are often volunteers, they are often elderly, they\'re being introduced to new technology. The training is critical. But again it can\'t compensate for problems in the design. I suspect that might be leaving plenty of time for Ginny who was looking for three extra minutes. So, I\'ll get to my conclusion right away. (Laughter) I looked at these questions in order and I thought the order of presentation of the questions was interesting, if not significant. I think the key is in the design of the equipment. We could mandate the user center design process to the vendors. (Not my company, the concept.) I don\'t think it is possible or necessary. There are people out there who are excellent designers and never would have to bring the user in to test anything. We do, however, have to find a way to make sure that we are getting back what we are asking for. That means knowing what the criterion is for acceptance and having a way to measure whether the vendors make it or not. I think then we step farther from the equipment and start looking at signage, documentation, and ballot design. Ballot design particularly cannot be separated. But to believe that the instructions or great ballots on top of a machine with problems... We can\'t expect any better than the machine can perform. And finally, again, the third question being farther back from that - training. There is an expression we use in the industry which I debated over whether to use it because I don\'t intend to be flippant, but I think it\'s colorful enough and memorable enough. We refer on occasion of putting lipstick on a bulldog. Good signage. Good documentation and ballot design on top of a machine is something like putting lipstick on a bulldog. We have to make sure it \[the equipment\] is not a bulldog. I think that is the key to me in the answer. There is plenty of data, compelling evidence that problems exists, and a lot of sources for finding this \[data\]. I think the ability to do pure scientific studies to really analyze and develop procedures for getting this data, establishing the baseline, and testing against it will be key to getting us where we need to be. CHAIRPERSON QUESENBERY: Thank you. Does anyone on the panel have questions. MS. HILLMAN: I wanted to explore the use of the term "human factors". What was the first application of the use of the term? I am going back as far as I can think in terms of things being designed and how people decided the knob should always be on the right versus the left. MR. KILLAM: The term "human factors engineering"? It depends on who you ask. I have seen references in Bob Bailey's book that can take you back to the Phoenicians. I don\'t think we have to go back that far. Probably the first true human factors engineers were a group of psychologists that went to Wright Patterson Air Force Base after World War II and worked on issues, particularly flight issues. That is the origin of the term "applied psychologists". They later started the Ergonomics Society which later became the Human Factors Society which eventually used the European term "ergonomics". They are synonymous. In the United States human factors and ergonomics are generally associated with hardware and software. They merged and became The Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. So, most people would say it is an industry about 40 or 45 years old and the term comes from psychologists getting into engineering. That\'s why human factors itself is its shortened version - it\'s engineering associated with the factors relating to humans. MS. HILLMAN: Is there any group that would disclaim or not want to use the term "human factors" when talking about voting systems or equipment? Would they want to describe it another way? MR. KILLAM: I don\'t think so. I think human factors has become more universally talked about. There is a group of people who have degrees in it and it\'s a professional affiliation. I think human factors has become a common expression for this area. I think human factors captures the notion looking at components related to humans tha are often not considered. The term system... Another colleague of mine had a discussion about the use of the term "human system interface" and said that\'s not correct because humans are part of the system. I think by introducing the term and saying human factors, we recognize it in the system along with the engineering factors, and software factors, and the society factors, and the instruction factors - I think it makes sense. I would encourage its use. I\'m not sure if you're thinking of an audience that would not like to use it. MS. HILLMAN: No. But if you were speaking to a group of community activists and talking about this, how would you explain human factors in a few simple words so they could walk out and figure out what their contribution to the process would be. MR. KILLAM: That is a good question. I have a few stories I use to try to explain what human factors engineering is. And there is certainly a definition, but I am not sure if it answers your question. The definition of human factor engineering would be an application of the knowledge of human capabilities and limitations so we know now to design products better. I might use that. The other part I might use, and my favorite story, is to talk about the fact that it\'s not as obvious as it may seem. Its the case of a person stuck in a room trying to communicate and it\'s too noisy to talk. The answer \-- an answer to the problem from a human factors perspective is to put your fingers in your ear. Sound waves bounce against the bones of your elbow.... Actually, put your finger in your ear and point your elbow so the sound will travel up your elbow into your ear, and you will hear better. It\'s not an obvious thing. It's the way the human body works that probably wouldn\'t be considered. So, solutions to problems are not always what they seem to be, and the problem that.... Not human factors being a problem but human engineering. We can\'t engineer humans. We can engineer systems based on factors related to humans. I am quick to point out it\'s human factors engineering. We are not geneticists. I don\'t know if that answers your question. MS. HILLMAN: I think that works for me. CHAIRPERSON QUESENBERY: I do have a question that will put you on the spot a little bit. As you looked at this these 16 machines, you are one of a few people who looked at a lot of machines and were able to see them up close and touch them. What\'s your assessment of the overall state of human factors for disabilities assistance that are currently out there in three words or less? MR. KILLAM: As politically correct as I can put it, there is plenty of evidence to suggest that we are going to be making things worse \-- that these designs probably have problems. I will be quick to point out all of the data I have seen - the data and the information that I am giving you is antidotal. It's an opinion. I have a pen that I take out in every class as a demonstration, and it was the greatest demonstration of how difficult something can be to figure out, but I learned it immediately. The people that work at this stuff \[human factors engineers\] are experts. We can look at things and say this is a serious problem and it should be fixed. But, as we pointed out in the human factors report, we have to be careful. I may be answering your question longer than you intended maybe, but we have to be careful when we use expert opinion to drive the needs to fix the problem. There are a lot of usability problems that we classify in my company as category one problems \-- usability problems prior to success. There is a lot of ways to make things better, but if the user sets out and gets to the end point, from some respects it is not a problem. We can always make it better, but we can continue that forever. We have to be concerned with type two and three problems. Type two problems means the user thinks they did and they didn\'t or the user partially did it. The roll-off effect based on the fact that the machine is difficult to use and the person says "I am not going to do anymore, I'm un comfortable with it." That is the issue we have to detect. The third one is complete failure. That is category three. Case in point. Human factors issue. If the report is true (and we know from recent evidence we don\'t want to report anything unless we verify our sources), but I did read an article suggesting that in New York one precinct had disabled the interlock system for the curtain on an old lever voting machine. Until you pull that level, the curtain should not open. They confessed. It happened some years ago. No one recalls why, but they did disable it. Evidence suggests that there were 60,000... ...I wouldn\'t want to be quoted..., but a large percentage of people walked away from the machine without voting. Was that an intention or because the interlock was disabled? The user thought they were finished. If we believe they walked away unintentionally, they thought they were finished and walked away. That was somebody who did something not realizing the effect on the human being without having an interlock in place. We don\'t know. Until we can find out.... I think we have seen evidence to suggest this could be a serious problem. How serious we wouldn\'t know until we measure. CHAIRPERSON QUESENBERY: Thank you. Jim, do you have any questions? MR. ELEKES: I don\'t want to take a lot of time. What are the most significant factors in your opinion relative to usability \-- and I\'ll keep bringing this up all day unfortunately \-- by those who either are sensory or physically disabled you have found in reviewing the 16 machines you have been able to observe? MR. KILLAM: Unfortunately in most cases of the system I reviewed, we have not looked at accessibility features so I am unequipped to answer the question fully. I think the problems in that area are much more in the intuitive side \-- cognitive side of the issue. I suspect the other barriers to access are in some respects a technical problem. The usability problems are much different, and I have not seen the solution demonstrated in a way that I then could detect the usability problems. I think the access problems still stand in the way. MR. ELEKES: Cognitive. We\'re talking perhaps of access by a person who is visually impaired the controls would have to be simple enough and intuitive enough that the person would recognize as it were commonplace similar to other technologies they use in activities of daily life. MR. KILLAM: Yes. I think one of the areas and some of the problems I have seen suggest that it\'s difficult for a person to be able to tell where they are, how much is left, have they finished. I can\'t imagine how they are trying to get that information across to the person who can\'t see. I think the issue of feedback, the issue of progress status, the issue of how much time do I have left. The kinds of things that can affect roll-off voting or just even giving up completely... I don\'t think we\'ve look at that, yet. MR. ELEKES: Thank you. CHAIRPERSON QUESENBERY: Thank you, Mr. Killam.	en
markdown	196860	# Presentation: 196860 ## Sarcomas - Perspectives and Background ## Sarcomas: Themes - Sarcomas are a heterogeneous collection of diseases and families of diseases - Individual diseases/families may be defined molecularly and a molecular derangement characterizes each tumor type (usually) - Molecular derangement supersedes histomorphology in defining disease - Unlikely that characteristic molecular derangement is the entire story - Prototypic diseases which span the child/young adult age range ## Distribution of Common Pediatric Malignancies ## The Sarcomas - Osteosarcoma - Ewing family of tumors - Ewing sarcoma of bone and soft tissue - Peripheral Primitive neuroectodermal tumor - Soft tissue sarcomas - Non-rhabdomyosarcoma STS - Rhabdomyosarcoma - Embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma - Alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma - Other variants ## Five Year Survival Rates Among Children with Sarcomas: Improvement Over Time - From: Arndt C and Crist W. N Engl J Med 341:342-352, 1999 ## Osteosarcoma: Distribution by Site, Age, and Sex - <date/time> - From: Dahlin DC, Unni KK. Bone Tumors: General Aspects and Data on 8542 Cases (ed 4). Springfield, IL: Charles C Thomas; 1986 ## Molecular Derangements in Osteosarcoma - Mutations in RB gene (inactivation) - Mutations in p53 (inactivation) - MDM2 amplification (and thus inactivation of p53) - Over-expression of HER2/erbB-2 - No single molecular derangement defines osteosarcoma ## Multi-Institutional Osteosarcoma Study (1981-1986): Outcome of All Patients Treated with Chemotherapy - <date/time> - Multi-Institutional Osteosarcoma Study (1981-1986): Outcome of All Patients Treated with Chemotherapy ## Intergroup Osteosarcoma Study (1993-1997): Event-Free Survival for all Patients ## Metastatic Osteosarcoma: Outcome - <date/time> - 100 - 60 - 40 - 20 - 0 - 0 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - Event-free survival - Survival - Probability (%) - Years followed - 80 ## Ewing Sarcoma: Distribution by Site, Age and Sex - <date/time> - From: Dahlin DC, Unni KK. Bone Tumors: General Aspects and Data on 8542 Cases (ed 4). Springfield, IL: Charles C Thomas; 1986 ## Molecular Pathogenetic Mechanisms in Rhabdomyosarcoma and Ewing’s Sarcoma - From: Arndt C and Crist W. N Engl J Med 341:342-352, 1999 ## The 11;22 Translocation And The Family of Ewing’s Sarcomas - Reciprocal translocation t(11;22)(q24;q12) - Found consistently in bone and soft tissue Ewings, PNET, Askin tumors - Unifying diagnostic criterion for Ewing’s family of tumors EWS (RNA binding protein) fused to FLI-1 or ERG (transcription factors of the ETS family) - Translocation results in a tumor-associated fusion gene - Fusion transcript present in > 95% of tumors of Ewings family ## Effect of Presence of Metastases on EFS - <date/time> - Effect of Presence of Metastases on EFS ## EFS for All Non-Metastatic Patients by Location - <date/time> ## EFS for Non-Metastatic Patients by Age - <date/time> - EFS for Non-Metastatic Patients by Age ## Rhabdomyosarcoma ## Age - <date/time> ## Common Histiotypes of Rhabdomyosarcoma ## Survival by Histology ## Gene Fusions with Novel Chimeric Protein Products t(2;13)(q35;q14) PAX3 FKHR Chromosome 2 Chromosome 13 Activation of aberrant gene program Malignant transformation ## Genetic Features of Rhabdomyosarcoma - Embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma - Associated with inactivation of tumor suppressor gene located at 11p15.5 - Cases with hyperdiploid DNA content associated with better outcome - Alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma - Cases with tetraploid DNA content fare poorly - Characteristic reciprocal translocation t(2;13)(q35;q14) - Results in fusion of PAX3 (transcriptional regulatory protein expressed during embryogenesis) to FKHR (member of the forkhead family of transcription factors) - Infrequently, t(1;13)(p36;q14) involving* PAX7 and FKHR * ## Overall Survival: Metastatic Patients Only - <date/time> - Global : p = 0.0026 PAX3 vs PAX7: p = 0.0015 - Proportion - 0.0 - 0.1 - 0.2 - 0.3 - 0.4 - 0.5 - 0.6 - 0.7 - 0.8 - 0.9 - 1.0 - Overall survival (years) - 0 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 PAX7 - Negative PAX3 ## Failure-free Survival of Patients with Local/Regional Rhabdomyosarcoma on IRS-IV by Chemotherapy Regimen Log Rank Test: p=0.52 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 Years 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 VAC VAI VIE Failure-free Survival - <date/time> - 7% Orbit - 28% Head & Neck - 11% Trunk - 2% Intrathoracic - 2% GI-Hepatic - 6% Retroperitoneum - 18% GU - 2% Perineum-Anus - 24% Extremities - Sites ## Failure-free Survival, IRS-IV for Patients with Local/Regional Tumors by Primary Site Extremity GU B/P GU non-B/P H & N Orbit Other PM Failure-free Survival, IRS-IV for Patients with Local/Regional Tumors by Primary Site 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 Years 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Failure-free Survival ## Tumor Histologic Subgroup Distribution by Age Group - <date/time> - Tumor Histologic Subgroup Distribution by Age Group p<0.001 ## Disease Stage Distribution by Age Group - <date/time> - Disease Stage Distribution by Age Group p<0.001 ## Results of Univariate Analysis - <date/time> Adolescents (>10 years) more often have*****: alveolar tumors (p<0.001) tumors arising in extremity or paratestis sites (p=0.001) large tumors (>5 cm, p<0.001) invasive tumors (i.e. T2, p=0.007) + regional nodes (i.e. N1, p<0.001) metastatic disease (p<0.001) unfavorable tumor stage (p<0.001) *compared to children (1 to 9 yrs of age) ## Estimated Relative Risk of Failure by Age Group(Cox Proportional Hazards Model) - <date/time> - Estimated Relative Risk of Failure by Age Group(Cox Proportional Hazards Model) ## The Common Soft Tissue Sarcomas in Children - Rhabdomyosarcoma - Soft tissue Ewing/PNET - Synovial Sarcoma - Malignant Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumor - Malignant Fibrous Histiocytoma - Sarcoma NOS - Leiomyosarcoma - Fibrosarcoma - Clear cell sarcoma - Epithelioid sarcoma - Liposarcoma ## Molecular Diagnosis of Sarcomas \| Tumor \| Translocation \| Fusion Gene \| \| --- \| --- \| --- \| \| Ewing/PNET \| t(11;22)(q24;q12) \| EWS/FLI1 \| \| \| t(21;22)(q22;q12) \| EWS/ERG \| \| Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma \| t(2;13)(q35;q14) \| PAX3/FKHR \| \| \| t(1;13)(p36;q14) \| PAX7/FKHR \| \| Desmoplastic small round cell tumor \| t(11;22)(p13;q12) \| EWS/WT1 \| \| Synovial Sarcoma \| t(X;18)(p11.2;q11.2) \| SYT/SSX1+2 \| \| Congenital Fibrosarcoma \| t(12;15)(p13;q25) \| ETV6/NTRK3 \| \| Clear Cell Sarcoma \| t(12;22)(q13;q12) \| EWS/ATF1 \| \| \| \| \| ## Outcome of Children with Localized Non-Rhabdomyosarcoma Soft Tissue Sarcomas - From Pratt C et al J Clin Oncol 17:1219, 1999 ## Considerations of Linking Studies of Sarcomas - Diseases occur in children, adolescents and young adults (excluding non-rhabdo STS) - Diseases in adults and children may be similar on a molecular level - But, heterogeneity even within major subclasses of sarcomas - Histopathological - Biological - Other significant molecular derangements and differences in gene expression likely - Limited numbers of patients - Relatively high cure rate with current therapy limits subjects available for experimental therapies - Therefore: Combine efforts among adult and pediatric patients where the disease appears to be a continuum encompassing pediatric and young adults ## Challenges in Linking Studies in Children and Adults - Older patients fare less well in all varieties of sarcoma - ?True age-related biological differences - Older age associated with higher risk features and more advanced disease - Age remains independently prognostic - ?Differences in host tolerance for therapy - ?Difference in compliance with intensive therapies - ?Differences in physician compliance with intensive therapies - Mindset of medical v. pediatric oncologists ## Novel Targets for Biological Agents in Sarcomas - Osteosarcoma - Her2 via herceptin - PDGF signal transduction pathway blockade via STI-571 - Agents which target p53 and Rb - Rhabdomyosarcoma - PAX/FKHR fusion gene products - Ewing family - EWS/FLI1 and EWS/ERG fusion gene products - Stem cell factor/c-kit signal transduction pathway* *blockade via STI-571 - Desmoplastic Small Round Cell tumor - PDGF signal transduction pathway blockade via STI-571 - Other Soft Tissue Sarcomas - Products of associated fusion genes ## Slide 37	en
converted_docs	519166	National Park Service List of Accessibility Coordinators/Contacts updated 2-9-09 Send updates to Lori Simmons: <[email protected]> [NPS Executive/Washington, DC Contacts]{.underline}: Accessibility Program Manager -- vacant (formerly David C. Park) Director of Education and Technical Assistance -- Ray Bloomer 812-856-4422 [email protected] Equal Opportunity Manager, National Capital Region -- Joy Harris 202-619-7458 Complaints Program Manager, EEO Program -- Mary E. Denery 202-354-1868 Equal Opportunity Specialist -- David Quirino 202-354-1871 [NPS Regional/Service Centers Accessibility Coordinators]{.underline}: Alaska Region -- Brad Richie 907-644-3387 Intermountain Region -- Karen Breslin 303-969-2707 Midwest Region -- David (Dave) J. Thomson 402-661-1568 National Capital Region -- Stanley A. Briscoe 202-619-6391 Northeast Region -- Richard L. Dretsch 215-597-5370 Pacific West Region -- Joe Dunstan 206-220-4273 Southeast Region -- Priscilla L. Nalls 404-562-3110 x652 Denver Service Center -- Joanne Cody 303-969-2278 Harpers Ferry Center for Media Services -- Magaly Green 304-535-6003 [Other NPS Contacts]{.underline}: SWACC is the Servicewide (NPS) Accessibility Coordinating Committee Harpers Ferry Center for Media Services: SWACC member -- Lori Simmons 304-535-6019 Intermountain Region: • Southern Arizona Group (SOAR) park coordinator -- Jim Gagkowski 602-640-5250 x237 • Southwest Utah Group park coordinator -- same as Arches and Canyonlands NP coordinator Northeast Region: SWACC member -- Jeannette Kempa 215-597-1008 Pacific West Region • SWACC member/ regional interpretive accessibility -- Guy Washington 510-817-1390 • SWACC member/regional physical accessibility Trung-Son (Trung) Thai Nguyen 510-817-1381 Southeast Region: • SWACC chair/regional park management/interpretation -- Erin Broadbent 864-936-7921 • SWACC member/regional architect -- Michael Stanley 305-242-7779 • regional facility management -- vacant (formerly Dale Brukiewa) Washington Office: • Accessibility Program Assistant -- vacant • SWACC member/concession specialist -- vacant Appalachian National Scenic Trail -- SWACC member -- J. David Reus 304-535-4001 National Trails System Office, Salt Lake City accessibility coordinator -- vacant National Trails System Office, Santa Fe accessibility coordinator -- Andrea Sharon 505-988-6842	en
markdown	731680	# Presentation: 731680 ## Uncover the Mysteries of the Law and Regulations Anita Wojick U.S. Department of Education Law and Regulations - Anita Wojick - U.S. Department of Education Session FF-11 ## What’s Important? - How Does a Bill Become a Law? - Laws VS. Regulations - What's the Federal Register? - What's the Blue Book? - What is meant by “Guidance"? - Finding Answers Using the Federal Student Aid Handbook and Dear Colleague Letters Notes: Review each bullet and indicate that the presentation will provide answers or clarification on each. ## Title IV Federal StudentAid Programs - Pell Grants - Academic Competitiveness Grant - National SMART Grant - TEACH Grant - Campus Based Programs - FSEOG, FWS, Federal Perkins Loan - FFELP/FDLP Notes: Review the programs and why they are called Title IV....there are in the 4th title of the 15 titles in the HEA. Think of a title as a section of the law. ## Who’s Responsible? - Congress - Creation and modification of programs - Need analysis formula - Maximum grant and loan amounts - Amount of funding - Executive Branch - Cash management - Audit criteria - Enforcement (L, S & T) - FAFSA design - Reporting requirements Notes: Remind class of their high school civics. Federal Government is divided into three separate and equal branches. Executive, Legislative and Judicial. Today, we are only going to discuss the first two. The Executive Branch is represented by the President of the US and the various Secretaries and Agency Heads. For our purposes, the Secretary of Education, Margaret Spellings, and her employees and fiduciaries, are the Executive Branch. Congress, both the Senate and the House of Representatives, is the Legislative branch of the Federal Government. Congress MAKES the law. {Review the sub-bullets on screen} The Department EXECUTES AND ENFORCES the law. {Review sub-bullets on screen} {Explain acronyms on screen} ## Law – The Process Authorizing Legislation - Established HEA of 1965 as amended - Reauthorization changes/renews authorizing legislation approximately every 5 years Appropriating Legislation - Annually funds programs - Budget bills Notes: For purposes of discussing Federal Student Aid, our authorizing legislation is the HEA of 1965. The HEA is made up of several titles. Title IV of the HEA discusses and authorizes the Federal Student Aid Programs. Ever since, we refer to the programs collectively as Title IV programs. The HEA has a provision in it, like many laws, that forces the Congress to revisit the issue every five years. We refer to the legislation resulting from this review as “Reauthorization”. We will talk more about Reauthorization in a moment. Appropriating legislation is an annual function. Results in Budget bills. Funds the various Title IV programs as well as other federal government programs. ## How the Law is Numbered Title IV, Part G - General Provisions Subpart (Arabic numerals when used) Section 484 - Student Eligibility Subsection (c) - Satisfactory Progress Paragraph (1) Subparagraph (A) Division - lower case Roman - (i), (ii), (iii) Clause - upper case Roman - (I), (II), (III) Example: Sec. 484(c)(1)(A) Notes: Review the slide... This example is the 244th legislation passed into law by the 105th congress. It is broken down by title, part, subpart, section, and subsection. Within each subsection, the paragraphs are broken down further...similar to an outline. ## What Is Reauthorization? - Process of “reauthorizing” or continuing the - existing law - Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended - Originally enacted as part of President Johnson’s Great Society” programs - Authorizations “sunset” and must be renewed - Authorizes all federal Higher Education Programs Notes: Reauthorization is the process by which Congress prescribes changes, additions, and deletions to the Higher Education Act. The reauthorization review is performed by the House Committee on Education and Workforce, sub-committee on Education Reform and the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pension, subcommittee on Education. Each house holds its own hearings, uses its own information, and drafts its own bill. After the draft bill is passed in each house, a conference committee is formed, composed of both Representatives and Senators, to work out the differences between the House and Senate versions of the bill and to reach a compromise acceptable to all. Reauthorization should occur every five years, though our last one was in 1998. ## Why Reauthorization? - Reauthorization provides the opportunity for Congressional review - Public hearings - More time to consider ideas - Ability to review fundamental issues - Access - Choice - Eligibility - Subsidies - Accountability Notes: Through reauthorization, legislation is developed that adjusts the current programs to meet the changing needs in education in our society. The list shows issues to be considered. ## Latest Reauthorization - Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 enacted August 14, 2008 - Also known as H.R. 4137 ## Hand-off To The Executive Branch - Presidential signature required on all changes to the law - Date of enactment is the date that the President signs a bill into law Notes: You will recall we discussed the three separate and equal branches of government....... We have reached the point where the legislative branch is handing over its work to the executive branch, represented by the President of the US. Review slide. ## Hand-off To The Executive Branch - Executive Branch must execute and enforce laws - Statutory language may be vague - Congress may direct that regulations be written or may prohibit regulation - Regulations are the primary vehicles that executive branch agencies use to interpret and enforce statutes - Sub-Regulatory guidance includes Dear Colleague Letters, forms, Audit Guide Notes: The President has chosen an individual to overseeeach executive department of the federal government. For the Department of Education, it is the Secretary of Education, Margaret Spellings. Her role is the implement the legislation created by Congress and signed by the President. Review slide. ## Federal Regulations - Regulations - Promulgated by appropriate federal agency - U.S. Department of Education - Reviewed by Office of Management and Budget (OMB) - Implements and adds detail to statute Notes: Legislation vs Regulation. I said earlier that legislation drives the need for regulation. Once the Congress has completed its work, and the president has signed the bill into law, the appropriate federal agency, in our case, ED, develops and publishes regulations. These are guidance to implement provisions of the law. Review slide The Code of Federal Regulations or CFR is where the regulations are compiled and we will talk more about the CFR in a moment. Now let’s talk about the process by which regulations are developed and published................... ## Regulatory Process - Negotiated Rulemaking (Neg-Reg) - Mandated by the Higher Education Act (HEA) - All rules implementing changes to the Higher Education Act, and revisions to regulations, are subject to this process - Secretary consults with the “community” Notes: The law requires that ED seek public comment on proposed regulations. Committees representing various parts of the community (schools, students, lenders/ga’s, etc.)are formed to discuss or ”negotiate” the proposed rules. ## Regulations - The Process - Initially published in the Federal Register - Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) - Comment periods 30, 45, 60, or 120 days - Final Rules - Effective date 45-days following publication or later date published in Federal Register - Notices - Provide regulatory deadlines and announcements Notes: New regulations may be issued as proposed regulations, final regulations, or notices and are published in a government publication called the Federal Register. Regulations are usually published first as a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM). An NPRM includes background information, proposed changes to current regulations, and the address and closing (due) date for receiving comments from the public. After the Department receives comments on an NPRM from the public, it reviews the comments, incorporates any needed changes, and publishes final regulations. Final regulations supplement, amend, or replace earlier final regulations. Regulations published as notices generally concern procedural matters that do not require a review of comment period. The law requires some notices to be published annually, for example, notices of program deadline dates and notices to update need-analysis charts. Generally, regulations become effective following a 45-day period prescribed by law that follows immediately after the date of publication in the Federal Register. However, if the Congress adjourns during the 45-day period, some provisions of the regulations may have a later effective date. In addition, some portions of the regulation that include record keeping requirements may have other effective dates that depend on the approval of these information collection requirements by the Office of Management and Budget. The later effective dates will be published in the Federal Register when they are known. ## Master Calendar - Rules must be published by the preceding November 1 to be effective for an academic year - Example: rules published by November 1, 2007 will be effective on July 1, 2008 for 2008-2009 award year - Secretary may permit earlier implementation Notes: Explain slide. ## Title IV Regulations -Federal Register - The official daily publication of rules, proposed rules, and notices - Prepared annually by the NARA; published by GPO - Available on online or in hardcopy Notes: The Federal Register provides a uniform system for publishing federal documents. It is prepared by the National Archives and Records Administration’s (NARA) Office of the Federal Register. It is published by the U.S. Government Printing Office. ## Title IV Regulations - Code of Federal Regulations - Codification of rules - Divided into 50 titles; Title 34 governs federal student aid - Updated once each calendar year - Available online or in hardcopy Notes: The basic component of the system is the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). The CFR is divided into 50 titles according to subject matter. Each title is further divided into parts. Federal regulations relating to education are designated as “Title 34 of the Code of Federal Regulations” or “34 CFR”. Sometimes there are also appendices at the end. The CFR is updated daily online and once a year on paper. It can be accessed via IFAP or a hard-copy may be purchased from the U.S. Government Printing Office. ## How Regulations Are Numbered - Title - 34 - Part – numbers 600 thru 694 - Subpart – numbers following the decimal point - Section – small letter, e.g. (a) - Explanatory Subsections - (1)(i)(A) - Example: the Standards of Administrative Capability Regulatory Cite is 34 CFR 668.16 Notes: Explain slide. ## Guidance vs. Laws and Regulations - Guidance is information that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action - Guidance, as related to the Title IV programs, is - Issued by ED - Helps financial aid administrators interpret laws/regs - Administered in several different forms Notes: Explain slide... Our policy office interprets both the law and the regulations and issues guidance...how ED believes both should be implemented ...how the programs are to be administered. ## Title IV Guidance - FSA Handbook - Primary resource for financial aid administrators - Provides “plain language” explanation of laws and regulations - Published annually - Available online or in hardcopy Notes: Explain the handbook... ## Title IV Guidance - The Blue Book - Primary resource for school Business Office - Available online or in hardcopy Notes: Explain the Blue Book Only revised every few years. The current one was published in October 2005. ## Title IV Guidance -Dear Colleague Letters - Issued by ED to provide additional policy/guidance - Q&A’s - Technical information - Introduce new rules - Explain rules in existence - Explain policies Notes: Explain DCL’s and importance of reading them as they are posted to IFAP. Explain that we do not provide paper copies, but schools are still held responsible for the guidance. ## Dear Colleague Letter Numbering - ANN - CB - FP - GEN - P - DLB - Training Announcements - Campus-based Programs - Financial Partners - General Distribution - Pell Grant Program - Direct Loan Bulletins Notes: Explain slide. ## Dear Colleague Letter Numbering - GEN-08-02 - GEN = type of letter - 08 = calendar year - 02 = number of letter in that calendar year - Second GEN letter in 2008 Notes: GEN is general distribution --- for schools in any Title IV program 07 is the calendar year of 2007 02 is the second GEN letter in 2007 ## Title IV Guidance -Electronic Announcements - Less formal memos/letters from Senior FSA staff to assist schools - Provide updates, guidance, reminders, notices - Delivered electronically - Sent to SAIG mailbox - Listed on IFAP by date Notes: Explain slide ## Where can I find this information? - Information For Financial Aid Professionals - ifap.ed.gov - Financial Aid Professionals Portal - fsa4schools.ed.gov/SCHOOLSWebApp/index.jsp ## Slide 27 ## Slide 28 ## What’s Involved? - Review - The Law – Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended - Created by Congress - Regulations – implement the Law - Created by ED through negotiated rulemaking process - Dear Colleague Letters - Issued by ED to provide additional policy/guidance - Electronic Announcements - Less formal information from ED to assist schools Notes: Summary... ## Legislation and Regulation Now You’re An Expert!!! ## Contacts - Anita Wojick - Training Officer - 617-289-0130 - [email protected] - Your feedback and comments are appreciated.	en
all-txt-docs	016600	From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 10:56 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: RE: Advanced Amortization Recognition Jim, I wish to thank you and your staff for taking the time and effort to help me and my staff understand the Advanced Amortization Recognition (AAR) concept. We carefully reviewed the explanatory materials and memos sent to us by your colleagues and discussed comments passed to us by your staff in phone calls. Based on the information we received, Treasury would not favor implementation of this concept. As an underlying principle, we do not support establishing a new type of offset credit, which we construe this to be. We recognize that BPA might face certain financial challenges in the next fiscal year. However, our stance is formulated with an understanding that BPA has the option to defer certain debt repayments when there is no fixed schedule for amortization, and may borrow additional funds from Treasury, as needed. Kind regards, Roger -----Original Message----- From: Curtis, Jim - DF-2 [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 6:54 PM To: Roger. Kodat (E-mail) Cc: Paula' 'Farrell (E-mail); Bruce Carnes (E-mail) Subject: Advanced Amortization Recognition Hello Roger, I hope is all going well especially given the active environment of the airline industry. I wish to thank you for the attention Paula is giving BPA's interest in fleshing out the Advanced Amortization Recognition concept that Steve Wright spoke of the last time you met. Notwithstanding a hectic year-end calendar, Paula has been very responsive in reviewing our materials and seeking clarification. We hope to have additions conversations this week. I also want to apologize for BPA's increased sense of urgency in pursuing this topic. Earlier we had thought that the Fall would give us adequate time to incorporate any agreement on AAR into our financial decisions this winter. We now would like to get some sense of Treasury's level of comfort with the concept we are proposing before September 30th if possible. That would give Steve Wright the additional information he needs in committing to the advanced amortization payments we would like to make at year-end. He will be making that payment in the face of strong resistance from our customers who urge us to hold the funds until we make the larger financial decisions in early winter. Best Regards, Jim.	en
all-txt-docs	266299	============= Page 1 of 7 ============= ENRON Corp. Third Quarter 2000 Earnings Release Conference Call Information Time: 9:00 a.m. (Central) 10:00 a.m. (Eastern) Dial In: 719-457-2625 Website: www.enron.coni; Reference Investors Replay: 719-457-0820 Introductions Jeff Skilling, President and COO Mark Koenig, Executive VP, Investor Relations Rick Causey, Executive VP, Chief Accounting Officer Kevin Hannon, President and COO, Enron Broadband Services Thank you for joining us on the call and on the web broadcast this morning. Earlier today, we reported our third quarter 2000 results - we hope you have seen the release. Summary of Earnings We had an another excellent quarter across the company. For the third quarter, Enron reported: a 26% increase in earnings to $0.34 per diluted share, compared to $0.27 a year ago; a31% increase in net income to $292 million, versus $223 million last year, a 154% increase in revenues to $30.0 billion from $12 billion a year ago. These comparisons exclude last year's nonrecurring gain on the EOG sale and the MTBE- related charge. Key operating highlights include a 64% increase in physical volumes in our wholesale group, $4.1 billion of new contracts at EES, and increasing volumes in our bandwidth intermediation business. EXH066-00051 a.; EC46849AO032184 GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT 4246 Crim. No. H-04-25 (S-2) ============= Page 2 of 7 ============= Wholesale Energy Operations and Services Our wholesale energy business reported a 66% increase in income before interest, minority interest and taxes (or IBIT) to $627 million in the third quarter versus $378 million last year. We have consistently increased year over year quarterly earnings in this business for 19 consecutive periods (almost 5 years), due to our extremely strong market positions in every major market where we operate. We report our wholesale business in two categories: Commodity Sales and Services, where we market energy commodities and services and manage the associated contract portfolios, and Assets and Investments, where we invest in, develop, construct and operate energy and other assets worldwide. IBIT for the Commodity Sales and Services business was $404 million for the third quarter - a 135% increase over last year. As I mentioned, total physical volumes delivered grew 64% to 53.5 Bcfe/day versus 32.6 Bcfe/day a year ago. Before I discuss specific gas and power results, I would like to provide an update of EnronOnline. EnronOnline EnronOnline has provided tremendous scale to our wholesale business. Since inception we have executed over 355,000 transactions online, totaling over $185 billion of gross transaction value. The increase in transactions and volumes gives us additional liquidity, information and insight that greatly enhance our ability to make markets and uncover new opportunities. EnronOnline remains the only principal-based energy transaction site in the market, and we are not sitting still. In September, we launched Version 2 of EnronOnline, bringing customers advanced features, such as customized product and market screens and the ability to place limit orders. We are also rapidly expanding the reach of EnronOnline by adding products such as bandwidth, metals, and pulp and paper. We are now offering almost 1,200 products online. Natural Gas Total natural gas volumes almost doubled in the third quarter to a record 28.8 I3cf/day front 15.5 Bcf/day in 1999. In North America, third quarter gas volumes grew 82% to 25.2 Bct%day from 13.9 I3cf/day last year. We arc experiencing the benefits of both growing overall market demand and increasing market share, and our- growth is very broad-based. EC46849AO032185 EXH066-00052 ============= Page 3 of 7 ============= - Our U.S. gas volumes increased 95% in the third quarter to 17.8 Bcf/day, or an increase of 9 Bcf/day, reflecting growth in every market. - In Canada, our volumes were up 57% to 7.4 Bcf/day. Just as in the U.S., EnronOnline has increased price transparency and market liquidity. Delivered gas volumes in Europe more than doubled to 3.6 Bcf/day in the third quarter versus 1.6 Bcf/day last year. - In the U.K., we have seen significantly increased price volatility and there has been a marked increase in the number of both market participants and our counterparties. On the Continent, the Gas Directive was implemented in August. Today about 20% of the market is open. The Netherlands, Spain, Belgium and Germany are the most active markets today. Power Physical power volumes marketed increased 52% during the quarter to 173 million megawatt hours from 114 million megawatt hours a year ago. In North America, power volumes increased 46% to 163 million megawatt hours. Again, our power business is very broad-based. - During the third quarter, our U.S. volumes were split roughly 50/50 between the western and eastern U.S. Supply constraints and resulting price pressures in California and other locations have demonstrated the need for skilled marketers like Enron to provide reliable power supply and stable prices. - We are significantly growing our power business in Canada. Enron was recently the successful bidder for a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement for approximately 700 MW in Alberta. We acquired long-tern contractual access to power output with control over plant dispatch at a cost well below a new-build cost. Our power business in Europe continues to expand. Physical power volumes in Europe more than tripled to 9.9 million megawatt hours in the recent quarter. The integration of the recently acquired metals business into our wholesale operations is going very well. We are offering metals products through EnronOnline and are actively pursuing longer term, structured and cross-commniodity transactions with existing and new customers. Enron also experienced a 94% increase in financial settlements to 212 Bcfe/day. This reflects our unparalleled ability to provide our customers liquidity and price risk management products. IBIT attributable to our Assets and Investments business for the third quarter was $305 million versus last year's level of $240 million due to strong performance from our investments (including net increases in the value of investments and from Investment sccuritizations) and earnings from asset operations. Traditionally this business was largely made up of our development projects internationally and in North America. Today this business also includes merchant investments in the energy and conlinriinications sectors. We frequently protect the value of these investments through hedging and other risk management 3 EC46849AO032186 ti EXH066-00053 ============= Page 4 of 7 ============= teciuiiques. Our merchant assets and investments generate income from equity earnings and both realized and unrealized gains or losses. j Background Only: 3Q 3Q 2000 1999 Wholesale Revenue $28,145 $11,062 154% Increase IBIT (MM) Commodity Sales/Services $404 $172 135% Increase Assets and Investments 305 240 27% Increase Unallocated Exp. 82 34 141% Decrease Total Wholesale $627 $378 66% Increase Physical Volumes (BBtue/d) 53.5 32.6 64% Increase Natural Gas (Bcfe/d) U.S. (incl. transport) 17.8 9.1 95% Increase Canada 7.4 4.7 57% Increase Europe/Other 3.6 1.6 121% Increase Total 28.8 15.5 86% Increase Power (Million MWh) United States 163.0 111.3 46% Increase Europe/Other 10.5 2.8 277% Increase Total 173.5 114.1 52% Increase Financial Settlements (Bcfe/d) North America Europe/Other Total 164.0 72.6 126% Increase 48.2 36.8 31 % Increase 212.2 109.4 94% Increase Overall - a great quarter in our wholesale business, a trend that has continued throughout the year. Year to date, wholesale IBIT is up 41%, and volumes are up 49%. Retail Encruv Services Enron Energy Services has been running at a breakout pace this year. Enron's ability to provide comprehensive energy outsourcing on a national scale continues to be a key competitive advantage. With this year's high gas and power prices, Enron's price risk management and energy Outsourcing services are experiencing much higher demand. 4 Fr1RRdannnz91R7 EXH066-00054 ============= Page 5 of 7 ============= Third quarter IBIT of $30 million compared to a loss of $18 million a year ago - a $48 million positive swing in earnings. Year-to-date, this business has reported IBIT of $70 ? million. New energy contracts totaled $4.1 billion, including a $1 billion 10-year agreement with Starwood Resorts & Hotels. We also closed several mid-size deals with companies such as Compaq, General Growth, Macerich and several others. General Growth and Macerich are two of the largest shopping mall REITs in the country. Together with Simon Properties, a $1.2 billion deal we closed last year, we now manage the energy requirements for three of the top five hall operators in the U.S. We have enormous scale to optimize these assets and maximize efficiency. Also, our initial contracts typically represent only a portion of the outsourcing potential with a customer. Initial contracts with new customers serve as the beginning of relationships that offer big upselling potential. During the third quarter, we closed over $500 million of contracts with existing customers, including Simon Properties. As we perform, our customers are seeing the value in outsourcing additional facilities to Enron. In Europe, we have two components of our retail business - industrial outsourcing and mid- market outsourcing. Both operations are growing quickly. We are ramping up contracting with the European operations of our U.S. industrial customers. Also, we are seeing significant growth in our European mid-market commodity business, signing up an average of 3,000 small customers a week. The large increases in contracting activity we have experienced is resulting in significant revenue increases. For the third quarter, retail revenues were up over 172% to $1.5 billion. Background Only: 3Q 3Q (MM) 2000 1999 Revenues $1,476 $542 CGS (1,325) (485) Gross Margin $ 151 $ 57 GM as a % of Revenue 10.2% 10.5% Expenses (incl. Deprec.) (137) (82) Gain on Warrant Sale 30 -- Other 14) 7 1131T $ 30 $ 5 EC46849A0032198 EXH066-00055 ============= Page 6 of 7 ============= Transportation and Distribution Enron's Transportation and Distribution business includes Enron Transportation Services (formerly the Gas Pipeline Group) and Portland General Electric. Third quarter IBIT was up 15% to $157 million. Planned pipeline expansions in Florida are progressing on schedule, with significant capacity increases coming in each of the next three years. All of our major pipelines continue to report solid earnings and cash flow. Portland General's earnings increased primarily due to increased wholesale margins and volumes sold. The sale of Portland General is expected to close early in the first quarter next year. 3Q 3Q (MM) 2000 1999 Change Reason IBIT Gas Pipeline Group $ 83 $85 2% Decrease '99 Interest from EOTT to GPG Portland General $ 74 $52 42% Increase higher wholesale vols, margins Total $157 $137 15% Increase i Broadband Services Enron reported an IBIT loss of $20 million in the third quarter, reflecting costs to establish this new business, largely offset by revenues from the increased value of our communications- related investments. We are building a high capacity network as a low-cost platform for delivery of bandwidth services, similar to our energy model. Unlike the energy industry, carrier networks are not adequately interconnected. Enron is creating the switching network that will be highly interconnected with other carriers. Our network is comprised of fiber, pooling points. network control software and servers. With 15,000 miles of owned and swapped fiber capacity complete or in installation plus our leased capacity, we connect today to 40 cities and will reach 60 major cities in the U.S. and Europe within just a few months. i During the third quarter, we completed pooling points in nine additional cities. We now have 13 pooling points installed, which was our full-year target. Another six will be complete by year-end. These pooling points are the switches that now provide access to over 50 networks in common carrier hotels and data centers. With our network control software, we can manage bandwidth independent of the E underlying fiber ownership. 6 EC46849AO032189 EXH066-00056 ============= Page 7 of 7 ============= I M We have over 400 servers deployed. We are optimizing our network architecture by incorporating new software technology and deploying servers in the most cost-effective locations. The network enables us to offer a range of products and services, which we report as Bandwidth Intermediation and Content Services. Enron is actively making markets and transacting in Bandwidth Intermediation. In the third quarter, we confirmed 24 trades with 9 counterparties. We also had over 10 additional transaction requests, subject to getting agreements in place. During the quarter, we extended our product beyond circuits - we executed both our first trade for satellite capacity and for IP transport. We report in terms of DS3 equivalents delivered (a common denominator for differing capacities actually delivered). In the third quarter, we delivered almost 1,400 DS3 month equivalents, which was a 42% increase over last quarter and equal to our total first half activity. With fourth quarter commitments in hand, we expect to meet or exceed our full year target of 5,000 DS-3 month equivalent deliveries. In our Content Services business, we executed an additional $19 million of new contracts during the quarter, with a significant new contract for IP transport, which includes a firm level of bandwidth services and peaking levels as well. Also, we are deploying the first phase of our Entertainment-on-Demand product for Blockbuster's movie content. As we discussed last quarter, we believe this agreement is one of the largest ever signed and represents enormous long teen value - well over $1 billion in future revenues. All product equipment and software components are finalized, and we are rolling out in select neighborhoods of Seattle, Portland, Salt Lake City and New York City. Corporate and Other Corporate and Other reported an IBIT loss of $128 million in the third quarter versus a recurring loss of $23 million last year. Included in this segment are corporate expenses and Enron's investments in Azurix, clean fuels and renewable energy. MIT this quarter was down from last year due to long-term employee compensation tied to specific goals for increasing shareholder value, reduced earnings from equity investments in this group and and increased information technology expenses related to our new business and eCommerce initiatives. Conclusion We are very pleased with this quarter's performance and remain comfortable with a full year earnings expectation of $1.40. 7 EC4fR49ann 21 n EXH066-00057	en
all-txt-docs	114029	QUARK MATTER 2001 FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT JANUARY 2001 This is the final announcement for Quark Matter 2001, the 15th International Conference on Ultra-Relativistic Nucleus-Nucleus Collisions Up to date information regarding the conference can always be found on our web site at: http://www.rhic.bnl.gov/qm2001/ Please note that the scientific program can be found on the web, and that transparencies of talks will be posted as quickly as possible with a direct link from each talk listed on the program. For the parallel talks, abstracts are already linked to the listed talks. CONTENTS Registration Conference Office Inclement Weather Conference Schedule Conference Venues Conference Computing BNL Day Student Program Social Program Arrival at BNL Meals Companions Program Local Transport ==> Registration Registration for the conference will be held in the Javits Lecture Center. A packet of registration materials including conference and local information, badges, and tickets for conference activities will be provided. Please note that admission to conference lunches and use of conference shuttle buses will be limited to participants with appropriately color-coded badges. You must have your badge by lunchtime on Monday! Registration opens at 1PM on Sunday and is available until 8PM, concurrently with the Student Symposium and Welcome Reception. Shuttle bus service to and from the hotels and BNL will be operating. Registration re-opens at 7:30AM Monday morning shuttle buses and a special continental breakfast will be offered to people who wish to register at this time. Information on Companions Programs will be available at Javits on Sunday, and at the Wyndham Hotel on Monday morning. ==> Conference Office The Conference Office is located in Room 108 of the Javits Lecture Center. The office is headed by Mrs. Doris Rueger, the Conference Secretary. Incoming messages will be posted on Bulletin Boards in the center of the Javits rotunda. The Conference Office may be reached at: Phone 631 344 - 5663 631 - 632 - 4875 631 - 632 - 4860 FAX 631 344 - 2166 631 - 632 - 4833 Office Hours are: Sunday January 14 10:00 AM 9:00 PM Monday January 15 7:00 AM 8:00 PM Tuesday January 16 7:00 AM 3:00 PM (BNL Day) Wednesday January 17 8:00 AM 6:00 PM Thursday January 18 8:00 AM 3:00 PM (NYC Trip) Friday January 19 8:00 AM 6:00 PM Saturday January 20 8:00 AM 3:00 PM ==> Emergency 631 - 632 - 3333 Dial 333 from campus phones ==> Conference Computing Quark Matter 2001 is providing participants with a computer center located in Room 105/6 of Javits. It is equipped with 24 PCs with Internet connections, hubs for plugging in laptops, printers and support staff. The hours of operation will be as follows: Sunday January 14 10:00 AM 9:00 PM Monday January 15 8:00 AM 8:00 PM Tuesday January 16 8:00 AM 1:00 PM (BNL Day) Wednesday January 17 8:00 AM 6:00 PM Thursday January 18 8:00 AM 3:00 PM (NYC Trip) Friday January 19 8:00 AM 6:00 PM Saturday January 20 8:00 AM 1:00 PM ==> Inclement Weather the conference has arranged for excellent weather during the week. However our local contact has from time-to- time proved unreliable in this department. In case of severe weather the conference will announce any postponements or cancellations on local radio station WALK 97.5FM which provides continuous closing coverage in case of winter storms. The University maintains a snow emergency number ( 631-632-SNOW ) which will provide up-to-date information on conference schedule changes. ==> BNL Day: A special afternoon is planned at Brookhaven National Laboratory on Tuesday. The afternoon will provide a unique opportunity to tour the RHIC accelerator facilities and the four RHIC experiments. Buses will deliver participants to Berkner Hall, where Lunch will be provided. This will be followed by an afternoon program which will include 3 parallel sessions, a poster session on RHIC and non-RHIC instrumentation topics, and the tours. Continuous bus service will allow participants to move between the parallel sessions and the facility tours. The afternoon will conclude with a reception at Berkner Hall. => Conference Schedule: Sunday January 14 1 PM Registration Opens Javits 2 PM Student Pre-Symposium Javits 6 PM Registration and Reception Javits .......................................................................................................................................... Monday January 15 7:30 AM Registration Javits 9 AM Opening Session Staller 9:30AM Plenary I - Perspectives Staller 2 PM Plenary II Staller 8 PM Public Lecture by Lawrence Krauss Staller .......................................................................................................................................... Tuesday January 16 8:30 AM Plenary III Staller 1 PM Buses to Brookhaven National Laboratory 2:30 PM Parallel Session I Instrumentation Posters RHIC Facility Tours 6:30 PM Reception at BNL .......................................................................................................................................... Wednesday January 17 9 AM Plenary IV Staller 2 PM Parallel Session II Javits 7:15PM Cocktails & Banquet Wyndham Hotel .......................................................................................................................................... Thursday January 18 9 AM Plenary V Staller 1 PM Excursion to American Museum of Natural History and Rose Center for Earth & Space ......................................................................................................................................... Friday January 19 9 AM Plenary VI Staller 2 PM Parallel Session III Javits .......................................................................................................................................... Saturday January 20 9 AM Plenary VII - Summaries Staller 1 PM Conference Adjourns Non-instrumentation posters will be displayed in two sessions (Monday Wednesday, Thursday Saturday) on the second level of Javits. Staller = Staller Center for the Arts - Main Stage Javits = Javits Lecture Center ==> Conference Venues Most of the key locations of importance to the conference are highlighted on the campus map in the handout package. All of these locations are within a 5-minute walk from each other, the bus drop- off point, and the parking garage. Of special interest are: Javits Lecture Center: This is the nerve center for the conference. A floor plan is included in your package. It houses the conference office (room 108), a computer room (105/106), transparency-scanning and rapporteur-support room (222), and a video conference facility (221). Parallel sessions on Wednesday and Friday will be held in Rooms 100, 102, and 110. The Student Symposium will be held in Room 110. Posters will be displayed along the second-floor balcony in two sessions for the duration of the conference. Staller Center for the Arts The 1100-seat Main Stage will be the venue for all plenary sessions, as well as the Monday evening public lecture by Lawrence Krauss. Student Union The ballroom and adjoining Bleacher Club at the Student Union will be the site for all the conference lunches. There is a covered walkway between Staller and the Union. The Friday lunch for students will be in the Bleacher Club. Student Activities Center (SAC) The SAC offers several services of interest to participants. The SAC is closed on Monday January 15 (Martin Luther King Day) and on Saturday. Dining Breakfast will be available every morning (except Monday and Saturday) starting at 7:30AM. For those who prefer a different selection of foods for lunch, the SAC provides a food court with pizza, stir-fry, wraps, burgers, pre-packed sandwiches and even sushi boxes. All meals at the SAC are at participants own expense. The Seawolf Marketplace, located just off the main lobby in the Student Activities Center, offers fresh coffee, snacks, convenience items, campus logo merchandise, and an assortment of special gifts. It is open 8:30 AM till 5:00PM Tuesday through Friday. Cash Machines - An ATM is located directly outside the Seawolf Marketplace in the SAC, at the entrance to the Student Union, and also in the Administration Building (adjacent to the Parking Garage) lobby. Library The Stony Brook campus has a number of libraries that meet the information needs of the University community. The Frank Melville, Jr., Memorial Library provides an intellectual and physical focus to the campus and is among the largest academic libraries in the nation. The Mathematics/Physics/Astronomy Library is located on the C-Level of the Graduate Physics building. Both libraries are open Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM-5:00 PM. The University Bookstore is located on the ground level of the Melville Library (opposite the SB Union), and stocks a wide selection of new and used textbooks, reference and trade books, study aids, general books, magazines, school supplies, dorm living supplies, gifts and novelties, greeting cards, clothing with the Stony Brook logo, backpacks, class rings, toiletries, candy and snacks. Hours of operation during the conference are Monday, January 15, thru Friday, January 19: 8:15 am - 5:00 pm Saturday, January 20: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm ==> Student Program: Quark Matter 2001 is providing a program to enhance the educational experience for students. We have planned several activities specifically for students. On the Sunday afternoon preceding the conference, there will be a 4-hour mini-symposium covering experimental and theoretical information relevant to the conference. The program is: George Sterman QCD from Short Distances to Long Dirk Rischke Thermo- and Hydrodynamics for Relativistic Heavy-Ion Collisions Reinhard Stock The Dynamics of A+A Collisions: When do the Relevant Observables"Freeze Out"? William A. Zajc A Pedestrian's Guide to RHIC and Its Experiments On Monday evening Prof. Lawrence Krauss has been invited to give a lecture, open to the public, on RHIC. That evening we plan to have a dinner for the students. On Friday we will sponsor a luncheon for students with more senior scientists. This luncheon will be an excellent time for students to expand their scientific interactions in an informal setting. In addition to these activities, the Tuesday trip to BNL will allow students to tour the four RHIC experiments and discuss experimental and physics issues with RHIC scientists. Students housed in BNL Dormitories will be provided with bus service to conference activities. ==> Arrival at BNL For those people arriving at Brookhaven National Laboratory over the weekend we have made special arrangements to pick up housing keys and obtain food. When you arrive you should ask your bus or limo to take you first pick up your keys, wait for you and then drive you to your housing it can be a long walk! Keys are available as follows: Saturday January 13 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM Housing Office Bldg. 179 Other times Security Bldg. 50 Sunday January 14 2:30 PM Midnight Housing Office Bldg. 179 Other times Security Bldg. 50 Food service is available at BNL as follows: Berkner Hall Cafeteria 7:30AM 2:00PM Saturday, Sunday, Monday 1/15 7:30AM 2:30PM Tuesday - Friday Users Center 5:00 PM 9:00 PM Sunday, Saturday (1/13 only) 5:00 PM 11:00 PM Tuesday - Friday Vending Alternating Gradient Synchrotron (AGS), open 24 hours Near the Housing Office in Bldg. 179, open until midnight. ==> Meals: There will be coffee provided in Staller starting one hour before each morning plenary session to accommodate those people arriving early. A continental breakfast will be available from 7:30 AM on Monday in Javits for those people registering. Breakfast is available at participants expense in the Student Activities Center (SAC) starting at 7:30AM from Tuesday through Friday. On Saturday a continental breakfast will be available in Staller to early arrivals from BNL. During the conference there will be refreshments served at breaks during the morning and afternoon sessions. All participants who have registered before December 19, 2000 will be provided with box lunches from Monday through Saturday, in the Student Union. On Tuesday a lunch will be served on arrival at BNL; on Thursday participants on the tour will take box lunches on the buses. For those who prefer to purchase a different selection of foods for lunch, the SAC (open Tuesday through Friday) provides a food court with pizza, stir-fry, wraps, burgers, pre-packed sandwiches and even sushi boxes. There are also many reasonably priced restaurants in the campus area that are within a few minute- drive from campus. A list of these can be found on our web site and in your information package. Students and conference shuttle-bus users will be provided with a buffet dinner in the Student Union on Monday evening to permit them to attend the Krauss lecture. Food service is available at BNL as follows: Berkner Hall Cafeteria 7:30AM 2:00PM Saturday, Sunday, Monday 1/15 7:30AM 2:30PM Tuesday - Friday Users Center 5:00 PM 9:00 PM Sunday, Saturday (1/13 only) 5:00 PM 11:00 PM Tuesday - Friday Vending Alternating Gradient Synchrotron (AGS), open 24 hours Near the Housing Office in Bldg. 179, open until midnight. => Social Program: Quark Matter 2001 will provide ample opportunities for extracurricular activities and social interactions. Participants will receive complementary admission to all these functions. These include: Sunday, January 14 Welcome Reception at the Javits Lecture Center Monday, January 15 Evening public outreach lecture, An Atom from Long Island, by Prof. Lawrence Krauss, aimed at the local community. Krauss is a theoretical physicist with wide research interests, including the interface between elementary particle physics and cosmology, where his studies include the early universe, the nature of dark matter, general relativity and neutrino astrophysics. Prof. Krauss is the author of several acclaimed popular books, including, The Fifth Essence: The Search for Dark Matter in the Universe, Fear of Physics and The Physics of Star Trek, which was a national best seller. Prof Krauss has just been awarded the prestigious Lillienthal Prize by the APS, most recently won by Stephen Hawking. Tuesday, January 16 Reception at BNL hosted by Brookhaven Science Associates and corporate sponsors after the tours and parallel sessions. Wednesday, January 17 Conference Banquet at the Wyndham Windwatch Hotel. Cocktails start at 7:15 PM. The after-dinner speaker is Dr. Chris Quigg of FNAL who will talk on Physics in the New Millennium. For people driving from campus, turn right (South) onto Nicolls Road (Route 97) and go 8.5 miles to the Long Island Expressway (I-495). Take 495 West to Exit 57 (Veterans Memorial Highway) and make a right at the light onto Veterans Memorial Highway. At the next light make a right onto Vanderbilt Motor Parkway. Continue on Motor Parkway. The hotel is on the left. Thursday, January 18 The conference excursion will be to New York City to visit the new Rose Center for Earth and Space in the American Museum of Natural History. Inside the Rose Center rests the new Hayden Planetarium; the Cullman Hall of the Universe; and the Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth. The inaugural Space Show, Passport to the Universe offers viewers a 3-D tour of the universe, where they will seem to "fly" through a scientifically accurate virtual recreation of our galaxy and beyond. Participants will be able to view this show, as well as any of the other Museum exhibits, including the world famous Dinosaur Halls, the Hall of African Mammals, and the critically acclaimed Hall of Biodiversity. The Museum closes at 5:45PM. Participants will then have several hours to eat in one of the many restaurants in the neighborhood between the Museum and Lincoln Center. There are a large variety of cuisines at all price scales. A guide to the area will be available. Participants will then return to the Museum to board buses back to campus and the hotels. Buses will leave as they are filled, with the last bus departing the Museum at 9PM. Participants wishing to go on the tour must request tickets at regsitration. Companions Program: Our companion program was not sufficiently subscribed to undertake the tour programs originally announced. The only tour which has not been cancelled is the Wednesday January 17, Phantom of the Opera on Broadway in New York City. Tickets for this show are being offered now to the public. We will arrange small excursions to some of the areas of interest on Long Island for small groups. These excursions will be arranged during the conference. The Companion Program will maintain a desk at the Wyndham Hotel for tour reservation and area information. On Sunday only, we will have an information desk at the Javits Center that will be open during registration and the Welcome Reception. We will meet on Monday in the Wyndham Lobby at 9:30 to discuss plans. Times for trips will then be posted at the Wyndham desk. The weather can be cold, between 20-32 degrees Fahrenheit so bring warm clothing, hats and gloves so you can fully enjoy what our beautiful Long Island has to offer. => Local Transport: The shuttle bus schedule from hotels and dormitories can be found below. Please note that this service is sized to accommodate only those who specifically requested it on their Travel forms. All others are asked to use private transport. Ample parking will be available on campus in open air lots and in a garage close to the conference functions. Complementary parking stickers will permit a free single entrance per day in the garage. A limited number of stickers will be available at the conference desk. The airport bus schedule on Saturday January 20 will be announced during the conference. Participants needing this service must sign up with the conference office before Wednesday January 17 at 1PM. QUARK MATTER 2001 SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE BROOKHAVEN LAB STONY BROOK At Stony Brook, buses drop-off in Staller Loop close to Staller Pick-up in Staller Loop at Admin Lobby entrance At Brookhaven drop-off/pick-up at front entrance of Compton House Dormitory (Curie House is directly behind Compton walk to front and wait inside vestibule) Transit time between Brookhaven (BNL) and Stony Brook is about 40 minutes Sunday January 14 Student Symposium and Welcome Reception Leave BNL 12:00 noon Leave BNL 5:00 PM Leave Stony Brook 7:00 PM Leave Stony Brook 8:15 PM Leave Stony Brook 8:30 PM Each morning 2 buses will be available. The first will leave when full, the second at the scheduled time. Monday January 15 Leave BNL 7:15 AM Leave Stony Brook 6:30 PM limited capacity to BNL Leave Stony Brook 9:15 PM after Krauss lecture Tuesday January 16 Leave BNL 7:15 AM Leave Stony Brook 12:45 PM to BNL Day activities Wednesday January 17 Leave BNL 7:30 AM Leave Stony Brook 6:30 PM for banquet at Wyndham Leave Wyndham 9:30 PM Thursday January 18 Leave BNL 7:30 AM Leave Stony Brook 2:00 PM limited capacity to BNL (NYC trip) Friday January 19 Leave BNL 7:30 AM Leave Stony Brook 6:30 PM Saturday January 20 Leave BNL 7:30 AM Leave Stony Brook 2:00 PM QUARK MATTER 2001 SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE BEST WESTERN HOTEL STONY BROOK At Stony Brook, buses drop-off in Staller Loop close to Staller Pick-up in Staller Loop at Admin Lobby entrance Transit time between Best Western (BW) and Stony Brook is about 30 minutes Sunday January 14 Welcome Reception Leave BW start 5:00 PM, approx 30 minutes until 7:30PM Leave Stony Brook 5:30 PM every 30 minutes until 8:15 PM Each morning 2 buses will be available. The first will leave when full, the second at the scheduled time. Monday January 15 Leave BW 7:15 AM Leave Stony Brook 6:30 PM limited capacity to BNL Leave Stony Brook 9:15 PM after Krauss lecture Tuesday January 16 Leave BW 7:30 AM Leave Stony Brook 12:45 PM to BNL Day activities Leave BNL 9:00 PM Wednesday January 17 Leave BW 8:00 AM Leave Stony Brook 6:30 PM for banquet at Wyndham Leave Wyndham 9:30 PM Thursday January 18 Leave BW 8:00 AM Leave Stony Brook 2:00 PM limited capacity to BW (NYC trip) Friday January 19 Leave BW 8:00 AM Leave Stony Brook 6:30 PM Saturday January 20 Leave BW 8:00 AM Leave Stony Brook 2:00 PM QUARK MATTER 2001 SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE WYNDHAM HOTEL STONY BROOK At Stony Brook, buses drop-off in Staller Loop close to Staller Pick-up in Staller Loop at Admin Lobby entrance Transit time between Wyndham (WH) and Stony Brook is about 35 minutes Sunday January 14 Welcome Reception Leave WH 5:00 PM and every 30 minutes until 7 PM Leave Stony Brook 6:00 PM and every 30 minutes until 8:30 PM Each morning 2 buses will be available. The first will leave when full, the second at the scheduled time. Monday January 15 Leave WH 7:15 AM Leave Stony Brook 6:30 PM limited capacity to WH Leave Stony Brook 9:15 PM after Krauss lecture Tuesday January 16 Leave WH 7:15 AM Leave Stony Brook 12:45 PM to BNL Day activities Leave BNL 9:00 PM Wednesday January 17 Leave WH 7:45 AM Leave Stony Brook 6:30 PM for banquet at Wyndham Thursday January 18 Leave WH 7:45 AM Leave Stony Brook 2:00 PM limited capacity to WH (NYC trip) Friday January 19 Leave WH 7:45 AM Leave Stony Brook 6:30 PM Saturday January 20 Leave WH 8:00 AM Leave Stony Brook 2:00 PM	en
converted_docs	185673	[MEMORANDUM]{.underline} DATE: September 18, 2008 FROM: Jonathan Imbody Vice President for Government Relations Christian Medical Association - Washington Bureau 21798 Jarvis Sq. • Ashburn, VA 20147 TO: Secretary Mike Leavitt RE: Provider Conscience Regulation I write in strong support of the regulation and in specific reference to the request for \"information with regard to general knowledge or lack thereof of the protections established by these nondiscrimination provisions, including any facts, surveys, audits, reports, or any other evidence of knowledge or lack of knowledge on these matters in the general public...\" To answer this question, the polling company, inc. on September 11-14, 2008 conducted a nationwide survey, commissioned by the Christian Medical Association. Full results of this survey are included in this memorandum, below. This scientific, objective poll found that only 38 percent of Americans realize that physicians may not legally be coerced into violating standards of medical ethics and their own conscientiously held moral convictions by requiring them to perform abortions or refer patients for abortions. This widespread ignorance of civil rights protections helps explain why over 40 percent of our members report being pressured to violate their moral and ethical convictions in healthcare. It also underscores the urgent need for the HHS regulation and to educate the public and medical community concerning civil rights in healthcare. Protecting the civil rights of healthcare professionals allows their adherence to time-tested ethical standards that protect patients, including the Hippocratic Oath. It\'s ironic and alarming that many today would actually disregard civil rights and forbid physicians from following the Hippocratic Oath and other ethical standards that respect early human life. If physicians lose the freedom to follow conscience and ethical standards, patients lose the protections of those standards. Patients also will ultimately lose access to those physicians, who will be forced to choose other careers rather than violate ethical standards. Thank you very much for your consideration of these views and the poll data, which follows. *the polling company TM, inc./WomanTrend\ for\ Christian Medical Association* To: Jonathan Imbody, Vice President for Government Relations From: Kellyanne Conway, President and CEO Date: September 16, 2008 Re: Analysis of Findings: Nationwide Survey of American Adults #### Introduction and Methodology the polling company TM, inc. is pleased to present to Christian Medical Association\ (CMA) the results of a recent nationwide telephone survey of 1,000 adults (aged 18+). The survey was fielded September 11-14, 2008 at a Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) phone facility using live callers. The sample was drawn utilizing a Random Digit Dial (RDD), where phone numbers were generated by a computer to ensure that every household in the nation with a landline telephone had an equal chance to be surveyed. Sampling controls were used to ensure that a proportional and representative number of adults were interviewed from such demographic groups as age, gender, race and ethnicity, and geographic region^1^ according to the latest figures available from the United States Census. One close-ended question that probed Americans' knowledge about federal law and the obligations of doctors when patients request abortions was added to a national omnibus survey. The addition of this question was prompted by a request from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for information regarding the public's knowledge (or lack thereof) about this topic. The final question wording was approved by an authorized representative of CMA prior to fielding. The margin of error is calculated at +/- 3.1% at the 95% confidence level, meaning that in 19 out of 20 cases, the results obtained would differ by no more than three point one percentage points in either direction if other groups of 1,000 adults were surveyed using the same random sampling plan. Margins of error for subgroups are higher. ^1^ Northeast includes CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT, NJ, NY, PA; North Central includes IL, IN, MI, OH, WI, IA, KS, MN, MO, NE, ND, SD; South includes DC, DE, FL, GA, MD, NC, SC, VA, WV, AL, KY, MS, TN, AR, LA, OK, TX; West includes AZ, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, UT, WY, AK, CA, HI, OR, WA. #### Most Americans Don't Know the Law Regarding Doctors and Abortion. \"I am now going to ask you a question about healthcare and the law.\ \"If a patient in the United States wants a doctor to perform an abortion or to refer her to another doctor who will perform an abortion, which of the following BEST describes what the doctor is required to do by federal law?\" \[Read entire list before recording one answer\] ------ ---------------------------------------------------------------- 4% \"The doctor must perform the abortion.\" 38% \"The doctor does not have to perform the abortion, but must refer the patient to another doctor who will.\" 38% \"The doctor does not have to perform the abortion, nor does he or she have to refer the patient to another doctor who will.\" 5% \"It depends\" (volunteered). 11% Don't know (volunteered). 4% Refused (volunteered). ------ ---------------------------------------------------------------- When read three possible descriptions regarding the legal obligations of a doctor when a patient requests an abortion, the clear majority of Americans surveyed revealed they did not have a firm grasp on the law. As the results box demonstrates, just 38% of those surveyed selected the description that is actually in line with current federal law: that a doctor has the right to refuse to provide both the procedure and the referral. By comparison, 42% of these adults believed the doctor did have some obligation under federal law: either to perform the abortion (a paltry 4%) or at least refer the patient to someone who would (38%). Another 11% admitted they weren't sure and 5% allowed for situational variances, saying "it depends." An examination of the crosstabular data revealed the following: >  [The lack of knowledge of federal law on this topic was widespread > as no more than 47% of any demographic subgroup selected the correct > description of the doctor's obligations.]{.underline} Those more > likely than most to know the doctors was not required to perform an > abortion or provide a referral included 45-64 year olds, residents of > the North Central region, and those earning between \$25,000 and > \$50,000 per year.  Young adults (those aged 18-24) stood out as especially likely to believe the\ doctor was legally required to perform an abortion (10% vs. 4% overall). >  Groups more likely than most to believe a physician in this > situation was legally bound to give a referral to an abortion provider > included 18-24 year olds, residents of the North East, and Hispanics. > >  Americans more apt than average to admit they simply did not know > included 25- 34 year olds, seniors (65+), and those earning less than > \$25,000 per year. > >  There was no appreciable difference between the answers of men and > women, nor was there a statistically significant pattern based on > education. #### In Conclusion\... These data make clear that most Americans aren't sure what the rights and obligations of doctors are regarding abortion. While very few believe doctors are compelled by federal law to perform the procedure, a substantial number think they are required to provide a referral. To fully comprehend their rights and options as patients, it is important for Americans to understand the laws governing the practice of medicine by doctors. Overall, it seems apparent that additional information is required to ensure both doctors and patients know both their rights and their obligations. #### TOPLINE DATA Nationwide Telephone Survey of 1,000 Adults Field Dates: September 11-14, 2008 Margin of Error: +/- 4.4% 1\. I am now going to ask you a question about healthcare and the law. If a patient in the United States wants a doctor to perform an abortion or to refer her to another doctor who will perform an abortion, which of the following BEST describes what the doctor is required to do by federal law? \[Read entire list before recording one answer\] ------ ---------------------------------------------------------------- 4% \"The doctor must perform the abortion.\" 38% \"The doctor does not have to perform the abortion, but must refer the patient to another doctor who will.\" 38% \"The doctor does not have to perform the abortion, nor does he or she have to refer the patient to another doctor who will.\" 5% \"It depends\" (volunteered). 11% Don't know (volunteered). 4% Refused (volunteered). ------ ---------------------------------------------------------------- [DEMOGRAPHICS]{.underline} 2. What is your age? > 13% 18-24 > > 17% 25-34 > > 19% 35-44 > > 19% 45-54 > > 14% 55-64 > > 16% 65+ > > 2% REFUSED (VOLUNTEERED) 3. Are you Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino? > 13% YES > > 86% NO > > 1% REFUSED (VOLUNTEERED) 4. Which of the following describe your race? You can select as many as apply. > 75% WHITE/CAUCASIAN > > 11% BLACK/AFRICAN-AMERICAN > > 2% ASIAN/ASIAN-AMERICAN > > 12% SOME OTHER RACE > > 2% REFUSED (VOLUNTEERED) 5. What is your household's total income before taxes? > 14% UNDER \$25,000 > > 9% \$25,000- \$34,999 > > 17% \$35,000- \$49,999 > > 17% \$50,000- \$74,999 > > 26% \$75,000 OR MORE > > 17% DON'T KNOW/REFUSED (VOLUNTEERED) 6. Are there any children under the age of 18 living in your household? > 40% YES > > 59% NO > > 1% REFUSED (VOLUNTEERED) 7. What was the last grade in school you completed? > 7% LESS THAN HIGH SCHOOL > > 32% HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE > > 28% SOME COLLEGE/ ASSOCIATES DEGREE > > 19% COLLEGE GRADUATE > > 13% POST GRADUATE > > 1% REFUSED (VOLUNTEERED) 7. Gender > 48% MALE > > 52% FEMALE 8. Region^1^ > 19% NORTHEAST > > 22% NORTH CENTRAL > > 37% SOUTH > > 23% WEST	en

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