See http://cxc.harvard.edu/mta/SOT_reports/sot-shift.html

Shift Report L7023

    Start at 2018:286:12:15:00 GMT
             = 8:15am October  13 2018

    End   at 2018:286:13:15:00 GMT
             = 9:15am October  13 2018

ACIS SOT Shift Report October  13 2018  L7023.

ACIS Personnel:  Paul Plucinsky, Dick Edgar, John ZuHone

PLAN
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We ran CAP1449 to execute a 24 hour CTI measurement after the recovery from
the Safe Mode on DOY 283  The Obsid for this measurement is 62660. This is
a 5 CCD ECS measurement clocking I0-I3 and S3 since a 6 CCD measurement 
would have violated the 1DPAMZT limit.

CLD File executed:

1A_5_CTI_24H_135.cld

SUMMARY:
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The CAP executed exactly as expected.


TIMELINE (GMT day 286)
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286:12:15  AOS on DSS 65
286:12:16  Satellite in Format 4
286:12:19  OC switches to Format 2 
286:12:20  Verified radiation levels acceptable
286:12:26  SCS-107 already enabled
286:12:28  Obsid set to 62660
286:12:30  1A_5_CTI_24H_135.cld uploaded
286:12:32  SCS-135 enabled and activated
286:12:34  LOAD_TE observed
286:12:35  1STAT1ST bit changed from 1 to 0 indicating science run started
286:12:40  1DPICACU/1DPICBCU currents rose to correct values
286:12:42  System configuration and Huffman table dumped
286:12:46  First Bias map starts to be telemetered 
286:12:47  FP temp = -119.5 C
286:12:48  FEP and BEP temperatures between +9.3 and +17.0 C
286:12:56  First event data
286:13:00  Event rates on I0-I3, & S3 look reasonable
286:13:04  overclock levels between -13 and -36
286:13:05  OC informs us that this COM runs for another 7 hours
286:13:06  OC provides information to ACIS on the COM schedule and the
           upcoming Rad belt entry and exits so that we can plan the 
           next long ECS CAP.  We might be able to use the 39 hour ECS
           command load on the next orbit.
286:13:08  ACIS signs off but will monitor the data throughout the day
286:13:10  FP_TEMP = -119.5 but expected to warm significantly during this
           run