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D.8 General Housekeeping (GEHK)

This file contains General Housekeeping data. The most important housekeeping data for an observer is the science housekeeping contained in frame 8. This contains information from the prime instrument.

D.8.1 Primary header

The GEHK file contains a primary header with the fields described in Table D.23. In this example non-mandatory fields are filled with example values.

Table D.23: GEHK primary header.
Keyword Value Description
SIMPLE = T /
BITPIX = 8 /
NAXIS = 0 /
EXTEND = T /
ORIGIN = 'ESA ' / European Space Agency
TELESCOP = 'ISO ' / Infrared Space Observatory
COMMENT   General HK
FILENAME = 'GEHK26400248' / File name in ISO archive
DATE = '09/07/95' / Creation date
FILEVERS = '0298 ' / Version ID in ISO archive
OLPVERS = 'OLP_21 ' / SOC OLP system version
CALGVERS = 'CALG_31 ' / SOC OLP CAL-G files version
USERNAME = 'PIPELINE' /
VERS1 = '0518/EOHA083' / Version ID of each input file
VERS2 = '0518/EOHI083' / Version ID of each input file
VERS3 = '0515/APPH083' / Version ID of each input file
EQUINOX = 2000.0 / Equinox
TMRATE = 32 / Telemetry rate in Kbps (Kbits/sec)

D.8.2 Records

The GEHK file contains records described in Table D.24.

Table D.24: GEHK records.
Keyword Number Format Description
GEPRTKEY 1 I4 UTK time key
GEPRQUAL$^1$ 1 I4 Frame quality
GEHKGST 2 I4 GST in original TDF record
GEHKFR0$^2$ 256 I1 Frame 0 (spacecraft housekeeping)
GEHKFR8 256 I1 Frame 8 (science housekeeping)
GEHKFR16$^2$ 256 I1 Frame 16 (spacecraft housekeeping)
GEHKRPID 3 I1 Raster point ID and validity
GEHKDERP$^3$ 509 I1 (ESOC's) derived parameters


Notes:
1.
As in the AOCS file, GEPRQUAL is used to determine the quality of the various frames in the GEHK file. GEPRQUAL is a 32 bit integer. The most significant bit (bit 31) refers to frame 0, the least (bit 0) to frame 31. If the relevant bit for frame x is set to 1 then that frame is bad and should be ignored. e.g. if bit 31 is set to 1, then frame 0 is bad.
2.
Frame 0 and 16, containing spacecraft housekeeping, are used to generate ERD but are of no use to the general observer.
3.
Similarly, ESOC's derived parameters are unlikely to be of interest to the general observer.

D.8.3 CAM frame 8

No useful information is kept here for CAM.

D.8.4 LWS frame 8

No useful information is kept here for LWS.

D.8.5 PHT frame 8

No useful information is kept here for PHT.

D.8.6 SWS frame 8

Table D.25 describes the bits in frame 8 relevant to SWS. Bits are numbered from 0 (LSB) to 7 (MSB). Some of this information is copied over into the SWS status word SWSPSTAT (see the ISO Handbook Volume V on SWS, [108]).

Table D.25: SWS frame 8 contents.
Check Byte Bit Contents
Diffuse calibrator 13 4 If bit set then diffuse calibrator on
Grating calibrator 13 4, 5 and 6 If bit set then grating calibrator on
SW scan in AOT7 13 5 If bit set then SW scan in AOT 7
Grating scan 13 5 and/or 6 If bit set then grating scan
FP 13 5, 6 and 7 If bit set then FP on
Dark current 48 0 If bit set then dark current
Photometric check 46 3 If bit set then photometric check
SW grating run 43 0 If bit set then SW grating running
LW grating run 52 0 If bit set then LW grating running
SW scan direction 43 7 If bit set then SW scan
LW scan direction 52 7 If bit set then LW scan


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ISO Handbook Volume I (GEN), Version 2.0, SAI/2000-035/Dc