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Civil Date
Ephemerides
2016-02-29SunsetSunriseMoon
Set12°18°18°12°RiseRiseSet
00:5801:4702:1512:0212:3013:1807:04-
Night Length9:47Sunset Temperature


On-Duty Personnel
Resident AstronomerTelescope OperatorOPS EngineerDay Ops
Stephen OdewahnAmy Westfall--


Overlapsnone

Other Personnelnone

Guestsnone


Open/Close Log
Open timeOutdoor tempTruss tempClose timeReasonTime open
00:5517.114.609:58PR09:03
Total Time Open9:03


      
ProgramNight PriorityEngineering
Stack Data
StartStopee50ee80Hefi FocusMars FocusOutside TempDome TempTruss TempWind DirectionWind SpeedStack Type
01:0002:150.410.620+1049715.615.315.427819First of Night


Problem Reports
PR NumberTimesTime LostDescriptionResponse
441407:06-07:08, 07:21 - 07:2200:03Rho following error fault @07:06 while moving to track. Again at 07:21 during track.
441207:24-07:25, 09:32 - 09:33, 09:51 - 09:5200:03Y Track Brake P Switch Fault upon trying to abort tracker at 07:24. Saw the brake light on Tracker Monitor on ControlDesk and it took about 5 seconds to close after other brakes had closed. Upon further observation Y track brake is consistently taking a long time to set. Happened again at 09:32. And again at 09:51
441508:39-08:5500:16H2 Velocity Fault @ 08:39 H3 Velocity Fault @ 08:43 H4 Velocity Fault @ 08:50Restarted dSpace and reinitialized. No more hexapod velocity faults afterward.
441709:55-09:5600:01While taking 10 second exposures I noticed that the stars would become streaks in some of the images. Stars did not seem to shift in subsequent frames, after the streaking, and if they did shift it wasn't much. Happened three times between 09:55 and 09:56. Occurred after restarting dSpace and reinitializing.
441605:00-05:0000:00Unable to open APC GUI, but checked processes running on jove and found 6 copies of it open. Killed those and it opened without any problem.


Ops Commentsnone


TO CommentsSaw what looked like large explosion (I don't know what else it could have been) directly behind the flag poles on CCAS, way off on the horizon. Occurred around 04:20 UT. No further strange lights seen in that direction for rest of night. Moderate winds, clear except for some clouds to the east.


RA CommentsPartly cloudy at sunset. Commissioning work, mostly pointing and guiding tests.


Observations
FileTarget/QIDExp StartExposureOverheadProgramInstrument ConfigurationData TypeIQDimmSkySBrtSkytransSNRCommentsCharge