SMOV Status & Planning Meeting Notes 6/11/09 Notes provided by Burley (richard.j.burley@nasa.gov), Biagetti (biagetti@stsci.edu, and others as indicated. - Summary Spacecraft subsystems continue to operate nominally. Configuration of the WFC3 TECs in preparation for detector cooldown has occurred. The COS FUV high-voltage ramp-up continues according to plan. The first COS NUV external observation (COS “first light”) has completed; awaiting receipt of science data to confirm. The STIS NUV MAMA recovery continues. - Observatory Status o PCS/SAC: JWirzburger Nominal Gyro Configuration Meeting today at 11:00, and forward plan. o EPS o TCS: JAbel Nominal STIS MEB1 status report TBD I&C Nominal o o DMS o 486FSW Nominal o SAFING Nominal SIC&DH & P/L FSW Nominal o - Nominal Nominal SI Status o WFC3 Engineering • Status: Operate o OR 18477-0 successfully completed 161/19:05 UTC to clear WFC3 event flag 8 to enable UVIS TEC commanding to occur from the SMS o OR 18478-1 successfully completed 161/19:06 UTC to enable IR 6-stage TEC with a setpoint of -90C o OR 18479-1 successfully completed 162/02:43 UTC to enable TECFIRE with nominal setpoints • Forward Plan o o COS Continue cooling detectors SMS commanding to continue TEC cooldowns scheduled to begin 162/17:00 UTC OR 18480-0 submitted to re-enable IR 6-stage commanding to continue cooldown to -128 degC Science: SDeustua • From JMackenty email of last night: o Pleased to report that we have completed the second (of three) stages in cooling down WFC3. o On monday, the optical bench was cooled to ~0C without incident (no oscillations were observed). o Wednesday afternoon and evening, the IR 6-stage TEC was cooled to -90C o then the TECFIRE was cooled to -53 on the IR detector housing baseplate and -45C for the IR cold enclosure. All occurred nominally and good margins appear to exist for the radiator temps. o We plan to proceed with the remaining cooldown Thursday afternoon starting at 1pm. This will first take the UVIS CCD to -83C and then the IR detector to -128C. Engineering. SSwain. • Status o Operate, FUV Operate/HVLow o Vacuum gauge ~2.9e-6 torr o FUV initial HV turn-on visits 7/8 (Part 3-3) completed and returned to HVLow at 161/23:40 UTC FUV ramped to HVNom -5105/-5057 V on segments A and B 5-min tame-tagged dark and 250-sec PtNe G160M DCE memory dumped o COS-to-FGS Alignment part 1 completed 162/11:57 UTC (First external) o HSTAR 11874 At 162/09:49:19 we received STB message COS 1035 (TA Global Threshold not exceeded). While Preparing to calculate a flux weighted centroid to determine the location of a target (after a sky scan), a target acquisition macro determined that there are not enough total counts to compute a meaningful flux weighted centroid. The target acquisition failed, but a null image was created. Flash Report (from JBacinski) COS FUV partial ramp to HVNom (part 33); • The FUV HV was partially ramped to HVNom (-5105/-5057V volts) on both segment A and B respectively today @09.161:19:24, the DCE memory was dumped immediately after the ramp and was dump again at @009.161:23:39. All voltages, currents and temperatures were as expected. The detector was ramped back to HVLow @09.161:23:40 • A 5 min time-tag dark and 250 second PtNe#1 lamp, G160M exposures were executed. Plots are attached of the HV and current • • • • o monitors as well as detector counter telemetry during the ramp and exposures The FUV detector is scheduled to be ramped to a 4th iteration of its HVNom state Friday @09.163:17:25, it will be ramped to -5199/5152V on segment A and B respectively. Ops request 18507 has been written to clear COS event flag 3 to allow Friday’s FUV HV commanding to proceed as planned. Chuck Harguth generated a plot comparing the count rates at the different HVNom voltages setting collected over the last several days during the 250 second PtNe#1 lamp exposures, no noticeable difference in the count rates was observed (see attached). See attached o FUV Ramps 1 - 3_combine_dig_evt_cnts o fuv_counters_pt3-3_PLOT o fuv_hv_current_mon_pt3-3_PLOT o fuv_hv_mons-pt3-3_PLOT Forward Plan o FUV initial HV turn-on visits 9/10 (Part 3-4) scheduled 163/17:25 UTC OR 18507-0 submitted to clear COS event flag 3 to allow FUV commanding to proceed Science. TKeyes • The data collected during the latest FUV detector HV ramp step was nominal; o All diagnostics remain nominal on both segments o Background rates consistent with previous visits. o Wavecal spectra normal: position of spectra fell directly on top of one of previous visits. o Recommend ops request to clear event flag 3, continue with next step in FUV HV turn-on procedure (on Fri afternoon) • COS-to-FGS Alignment/Coarse Focus (11468, COS NUV “First Light”) o First 5x5 pattern completed nominally; appears to be external light in at last one tile of pattern o Science data not yet received. Due around 9:30 am, local. o Failed target acq (HSTAR 11874 mentioned above) is not understood, since all other data are consistent with a successful observation. • For more science details on the FUV HV ramp and the NUV firstlight, see attached COS_SMOV_update_11June2009 FGS/OTA All acquisitions and h/w nominal. 15 POL preliminary analysis charts provided by Goodrich. • See attached 15 POL after 3rd AMA move Rev A o AMA move history Review o S curves at position 8 before/after AMA moves X remains good, Y significantly improved as planned. o S curves and field dependence for 15 POL Field dependency better than FGS 1 or 3. K-Factor gain adjustments for guiding is not necessary but is desireable. • K-factors needed for SMS-182. Schedule will be reviewed at Tuesday GSAWG. Will use M35 in August to monitor S-curve changes. FGS SMOV observations are completed. o Awaiting K-factor, etc. updates targeted for SMS180 • • o ACS o STIS o Engineering • Status: Operate, WFC/SBC LV On • Tiger Team investigating the WFC CEB-R output drain voltage issue presented their findings on 10 June o Recommendation to continue with ACS SMOV o Intercept for the 159 SMS expected at some point on 11 June o OR 18506-0 submitted to restore ACS CEB-R ASIC Offsets prior to the intercept • Forward Plan o Post-BEA UV check scheduled 162/20:55 UTC Science. LSmith • Nothing to add. Engineering • Status o Operate/CCD On,MAMAs 1&2 LVOn (SAA cycling) o OR 18504-0 successfully completed at 161/14:44 UTC to clear STIS event flag 3 for MAMA2 Checkout Part 3 • Forward Plan o CCD daily darks & bias monitoring continuing 161/19:38 – 21:09 UTC o Visit 3 of 4 for the MAMA2 (NUV) HV recovery scheduled for 162/17:22 UTC o Visit 4 of 4 for the MAMA2 (NUV) HV recovery scheduled for 164/17:15 UTC OR 18505-0 submitted to clear STIS event flag 3 for MAMA2 Checkout Part 4 Science. CProffitt • A quick look at the FUV dark data shows values that are consistent with past experience. • The extra glow still comes up after the HV has been on awhile. o We should have a more complete analysis for tomorrow's meeting. • VIsit 3 of the NUV MAMA HV recovery will occur this evening o ramping to 300 V below the usual voltage. o This should allow us to see counts at a reduced rate. NICMOS/NCS Status • Safe • NCS remains Safed Forward Plan • Project is attempting to schedule a meeting next Tuesday to discuss NCS restart - P&S Status o o - Calendar/SMS builds 159 Intercept should be delivered before noon. 166 should be delivered tomorrow. 173 in work, TDRS population will start on Monday New SMOV Chronology spreadsheet by EOD. Replans The 159 intercept contains the ACS CTE and Cross-Talk external visits that were temporarily on hold for the Vod Tiger Team analysis. Operations o FOT o PACOR: BPatel From June 10 (8am) to June 11 (8am), Pacor-A received two events with fast-track observations. The data was processed and delivered to OPUS without any problems. o OPUS Continuing to fast-track science data • COS proposal 11468 coming late this morning • data for STIS proposal 11351 and ACS proposal 11372 coming tonight. • Proposal 11468 data will be used by George Hartig to find offsets for a “use offset” genslew coming up on Saturday o will submit an OPS request for this on Friday. Archive Nominal o Nominal Upcoming critical supports (162/18:01:33 -162/18:42:40 TDW 162/19:49:45 - 162/20:36:44 TDW , 162/20:37:16 - 162/21:12:45 TDE)