We can move the filterwheels to an unused back AL filter by issuing the following commands in the timeline about 30 minutes before the annealing is to start
START TDT.any_frames PRIOR=0
CMD ICSQREG (REG=16, VAL=8)
CMD ICSQREG (REG=17, VAL=100)
CMD ICSQREG (REG=26, VAL=179)
CMD ICSQREG (REG=18, VAL=9128)
FOT should verify that AP 27 is ACTIVE and AP 28 is DISABLED.
AP 27 calls RTS43 and RTS33 to shut off the decontam heaters and
activates AP 28. AP 28 would call RTS 44 and 32 to disable all
instrument operational heaters if temps continue to be above 45 C
In pass
Verify that the sequence is stopped,
Verify that Filterwheel 1 is correct
Verify that Filterwheel 2 is correct
Turn on the CCD Decontam Heater to level 1:
; Expect decontam heater current PSDECHTRCURR to go
to ~0.34 Amps
For the rest of the pass, expect to see the CCD
temperatures IOCCDLOT and IOCCDHIT to be increasing
At next pass
Check IOCCDHIT. If less than 10 degrees C, turn up the
decontam heater to level 2:
; Expect decontam heater current PSDECHTRCURR to go
to ~0.45 Amps
If temperature is more than 10 and less than 40
degrees C, do nothing
If temperature is more than 40 (this is very unlikely),
turn off the decontam heater:
; Expect decontam heater current PSDECHTRCURR to go
to < 0.08 Amps
Monitor for next 2 days. The CCD Op heater can be turned on and set to
reach a desired temperature by choosing the lower and upper
deadbands. As an example, the following commands on 14 April,
1998, set the temperature to 27 +/-1 degree C:
; Expect Op heater current PSINOPHTRCUR to increase
by ~0.36 Amps above its previous readings; since other Op heaters
are enabled and cycling on and off, the current has been varying
from about 0.06 to 1.2 amps recently
To turn off Operational Heater and Decontamination heater
Turn decontamination heater to 1 first
; Expect decontam heater current PSDECHTRCURR to go
to ~ 0.34 Amps
Turn it off at next pass
; Expect decontam heater current PSDECHTRCURR to go
to < 0.08 Amps
For the rest of the pass, expect to see the CCD temperatures IOCCDLOT and IOCCDHIT to be decreasing. They should go back to normal operating temperatures (-55 +/-6 degrees and -40 +/- 2 degrees, respectively) within 3-4 hours.
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