FLIGHT
SOL 6 END-OF-DAY DOWNLINK STATUS REPORT


Last updated: 10 July 1997, 06:25 am PST, Data Controller: Henry W. Stone

Summary Report
Retransmit Requests
Sequence Planning Recommendations & Constraints
Sequence Execution Status
Telemetry Volume
Traverse Hazards (Detected)
Subsystem Reports
Telemetry Processing Anomalies
Press Release



SUMMARY REPORT


Wakeup:

Sequence 50510E:

Sequence 50520D:

Sequence 50610E:

Sequence 50520D (Accidental Rerun):

Sequence 50620A:

IMP Imaging:



RETRANSMIT REQUESTS




SEQUENCE PLANNING RECOMMENATIONS
  1. Set modem heating to 10 minutes during morning wakeup
  2. Set modem reheating to 0 minutes
  3. Heat modem for 5 minutes prior to transmission of large messages (e.g., images) IF messages being transmitted prior to 13:00 LST.
  4. Do NOT drive/position rover behind "YOGI" (i.e., stay on the side of YOGI facing the lander). There is an LMRE antennae NULL in the vicinity of YOGI.
  5. Perform Level 2 Health Checks every hour during the night to acquire night-time thermal profile.
  6. Shutdown operations at 15:00 LST.
  7. Don't move vehicle before 11:00 LST.
  8. ADM retraction/safing sequence
    1. Risk Level 2
    2. Retract ADM to -1413 counts
    3. Move Forward
    4. Risk Level 1
    5. Retract ADM to fully retracted position
    6. Turn (to face Yogi)
    7. Deploy APXS
    8. Position APXS

  1. Sol 7: Perform afternoon read of persistent state table 13:30 LST.
  2. Sol 8 and beyond (until further notice): Perform afternoon read of persistent state table 12:00 LST.
  3. Sol 9: Perform afternoon read of persistent state table 13:30 LST.
  4. Sol : Perform afternoon read of persistent state table 13:30 LST.
  5. Disable Auto Shutdown during nominal portion of each sequence


SEQUENCE EXECUTION STATUS & VEHICLE STATE

SEQUENCE EXECUTION STATUS:

VEHICLE STATE: (AS OF COMMAND: 60314, Shutdown SCET: 7/10/97 08:03:37 )


BATTERY STATE/USAGE



SUBSYSTEM STATUS:



TRAVERSE HAZARDS (DETECTED)




TELEMETRY VOLUME




SUBSYSTEM REPORTS


NAVIGATION PERFORMANCE:

  1. Cmd #6097: At rover woke up the error x1D02 was reported. The failed Yaccel had caused the mission phase to be set to 4 although it is currently in 4.
  2. Cmds #6062 though #6066: turn & move commands were completed with no errors were reported. However the Y accel readings were changing eratically (as high as ~0.35 g). Although these readings are very high, these commands were completed successfully since the Y accel never had 3 consecutive readings exceeding its safety limits.
  3. Cmd #6084: Deploy APXS to prepare for docking to Yogi. Error #409: reached destination without contact. This is an expected error.
  4. Cmd #6087: Position APXS to dock Yogi. However, the rear of the vehicle was not centered to Yogi due to gyro drift during the turn-in-place. This resulting in the left rear wheel climbed up on Yogi. The command was terminated due to error #F08. The rover encountered articulation hazard with the pitch = 14.0 degs, roll = 46 degs, and tilt = 22 degs.
  5. Cmd #6089: Deloy APXS again to ensure it contacts with Yogi. Avisory error #409 again was reported.
  6. The sequence was aborted at command # 6127 and yesterday sequence number 50520D was accidentally uploaded.
  7. Cmd #5532: Turn to heading 190.0 degs, was partially executed. The 4 steering wheels were turned to the turn-in-place position. However, the rest of the command was errored out due to the position of the APXS mechanism exceeded its safty driving limit (apxs_tlim parameter).
  8. The following commands were skipped due to the ERF_GENERAL flag was set after the failure of turning in command #5532:

      5534: Wait
      5538: Set parameter
      5539: MAE
      5544: Set parameter
      5548: Wait
      5551: Set parameter
      5552: MAE
      5556: Set parm
      5557: APXS deploy
      5560: Health (C)
      5562: Read Mem

THERMAL PERFORMANCE:

Recommendations:

COMMUNICATIONS PERFORMANCE:

MOBILITY PERFORMANCE:

POWER PERFORMANCE:



TELEMETRY PROCESSING ANOMALIES



PRESS RELEASE


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