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| TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION |
strength is recorded and at the end of this phase the antenna is driven to that position and the INTRAC enters Standby.
At this point the peak may be confirmed manually and/or learning mode entered by selecting Auto New Model.
Remote | Remote Mode transfers control of the INTRAC to a remote |
| terminal. |
| It is selected with Menu Key 6 (Select Remote) from the Home |
| menu. Once in Remote Mode only four functions are available |
| from the INTRAC front panel. The emergency stop switch will |
| inhibit the antenna drive as normal, the alarms can be |
| displayed, Standby Mode can be entered and control can be |
| returned to the front panel again with Menu Key 6 (Select |
| Local). |
USING IESS-412 OR NORAD DATA
The
| 1. | The information can be used by the INTRAC to | |
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| generate an INTRAC model of the satellites orbit. | |
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| This model is then be used by the INTRAC as it would | |
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| use a model it had learnt itself. This means that there | |
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| is not the need for the 24hr learning period. The model | |
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| is then updated as any INTRAC model would be. | |
| 2. |
| The INTRAC can |
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| be commanded to Program Track using positions | |
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| calculated from the ephemeris data. | |
| The | ||
| manually from the INTRAC front panel or from a PC. A stand | ||
| alone program is available for loading the data file from a PC. | ||
| This program can be used alone or in conjunction with the | ||
| Remote Control Terminal | ||
| A description of this program is given the appendices. | ||
The | The | ||
| IESS Epoch Year | range: 80 to 99 (20th century) | |
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| 00 to 79 (21st century) |
| IESS Epoch Month | range: 1 to 12 | |
| IESS Epoch Day | range: 1 to 31 | |
| IESS Epoch Hour | range: 0 to 32 | |
| IESS Epoch Minute | range: 0 to 59 | |
| IESS Epoch Second | range: 0 to 59 |
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