FLIGHT
SOL 11 END-OF-DAY DOWNLINK STATUS REPORT


Last updated: 15 July 1997, 03:00am PST, Data Controller: Allen R. Sirota

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


Sequence 51010C:



RETRANSMIT REQUESTS



SEQUENCE PLANNING RECOMMENATIONS

Proceed with nominal sequence for either APXS measurement or traverse

  1. Insert longer wait (60 seconds) between APXS cycle start command and APXS turn-off command (turn off devices)
  2. See Navigation and Control Detailed Report (near end of this report) for operational constraints for planned Yogi-egress and traverse
  3. Disable auto shutdown (to limit battery usage).
  4. Set Modem Heat to 10 minutes.
  5. Set Modem Reheat to 5 minutes.
  6. Set alarm based wakeup on morning of Sol 12 for 07:00 LST
  7. Perform Read Memory just before last downlink session on sol 12
  8. Force Fail Z accelerometer
  9. Force Fail Y accelerometer
  10. Do NOT change X accelerometer failure counter (i.e., leave enabled)
  11. Disable Auto-Heat WEB
  12. Perform Time Sync just prior to EOD shudown.
  13. No WEB heating required overnight
  1. Install APIDs 6 and 7 in the DPT as highest priority

  1. Perform WEB heating on days of low activity (i.e. no traverses) from 12:00 (noon) to 15:00 MLST with temperature setting at 30 deg


SEQUENCE EXECUTION STATUS & VEHICLE STATE

SEQUENCE EXECUTION STATUS:


VEHICLE STATE: (AS OF COMMAND: 10251, Sync Clock SCET: 7/15/97 06:11 )


BATTERY STATE/USAGE




SUBSYSTEM STATUS:



TRAVERSE HAZARDS (DETECTED)




TELEMETRY VOLUME




SUBSYSTEM REPORTS

NAVIGATION PERFORMANCE:

THERMAL PERFORMANCE:

COMMUNICATIONS PERFORMANCE:

MOBILITY PERFORMANCE:

POWER PERFORMANCE:



TELEMETRY PROCESSING ANOMALIES



PRESS RELEASE


Today the Sojourner successfully returned spectral data from the rock dubbed 'Yogi'. The Rover will remain at this vicinity until the quality of the spectrum can be confirmed. The vehicle remains in good health.


Web Page Authors: Henry W. Stone and Allen.R.Sirota

All information on this site, including text and images describing the Rover is copyright © 1997, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.