VERY LONG BASELINE ARRAY OBSERVING LOG
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Project:      BG136A
Observer:     M. Giroletti
Project type: VLBA
Obs filename: bg136acrd.*
Date/Day:     2003AUG07/219
Ants Used:    SC HN NL FD LA PT KP OV BR MK

=UT-Time===Comment===============================================MF#===%AD==AMD=
           Operator is Jim Ogle.                                                
           VCLOCK and gps delta check okay.                                     
          %Raining at SC.                                                       
     0600  Begin.                                                               
0734-0736 *KP autostowed, commercial power glitch?               COM    100    2
     0753  Readbacks okay.                                                      
     0956  Readbacks okay.                                                      
1027-1029 *SC autostowed, commercial power glitch.               COM    100    2
1034-1035 *SC autostowed again.                                  COM    100    1
     1152  Readbacks okay.                                                      
     1208 %HN reports overcast skies, low clouds.                               
     1325  New operator: T. Perreault                                           
     1353  Readback check ok                                                    
     1355  LA wea: clear, no precipitation                                      
     1427  BR wea: broken low clouds, no precipitation                          
     1432  NL there was a loss of Intranet communication with    NET            
           the site at 1415 UT. Waited for a bit to see if it                   
           was a temporary thing, then saw the following                        
           message on the LOG screen:                                           
           readS(): host [1]Marvin: user nlvlba: unknown                        
           socket condition 1: S31Rr=-1 errno=148                               
           Called VLBA operations supervisor over to see if he                  
           had ever seen this message before. He hadn't,                        
           suggested that I call the site to see if they knew                   
           which host Marvin was. Called site, tech Mike said                   
           that it was DJ's (other tech) PC and that there was                  
           a tech from AT&T there working on stuff which would                  
           explain the loss of Intranet communication. Went on                  
           dial backup - Mike will send a heytech to operations                 
           when the AT&T tech is done. There was no loss of                     
           data.                                                                
     1447  KP wea: high overcast, no precipitation                              
     1511  NL site tech Mike called, asked to be disconnected                   
           from the dial backup modem.                                          
     1513  NL Mike sent heytech, Intranet comm is back                          
1540-1555  NL Intranet comm down again. Called site techs                       
           to see if AT&T tech was still working on stuff,                      
           they said he left and was heading back to Chicago.                   
           Called Gene Runion, left message on his voicemail -                  
           and naturally as I was leaving a message the                         
           Intranet comm came back.                                             
1619-1624 *SC autostowed. Power glitch. Repointed.               COM    100    5
     1622  MK bad readback drive 1 track 33;                                    
           all other sites ok                                                   
     1822  All readbacks okay.                                                  
     1935  MK wea: clear, light wind, no precipitation                          
2012-2014 *PT autostowed. Power glitch. Repointed.               COM    100    2
     2023  Readback check ok                                                    
     2123  KP wea: clear, no precipitation                                      
2136-2140 *PT autostowed. Power glitch. Repointed.               COM    100    4
     2140  New operator is Dave Pierce.                                         
     2216  All readbacks okay.                                                  
     2315  All readbacks okay.                                                  
2357-2359 *PT Autostowed. Power glitch. Repointed.               COM    100    2
     0000  Date is 2003AUG08/220.                                               
     0108  All readbacks are okay.                                              
     0129 %HN Precipitation starting.                                           
     0304  All readbacks are okay.                                              
     0500  All readbacks are okay.                                              
     0518  SC File ended.                                                       
     0538  New operator is Jim Ogle.                                            
     0559  End.                                                                 


Downtime Summary:
	Total downtime : 18 min
	Percentage downtime of observing: 0.1%
	Average downtime per hour : 0.1 min

    Total scheduled observing time (# Antennas): 14390 min (10)

Notes:
    * = Entries where data was affected.
    % = Entries where data may have been affected.
    & = Entries where the site tech was called out.
  WEA = Weather entries.
  MF# = Maintenance form or major downtime category associated with a problem.
  %AD = The percentage of an antenna affected by a problem.
  AMD = Total antenna-minutes downtime for a problem.
 Tsys = System Temperature (TP/SP x Tcal/2)
  ACU = Antenna Control Unit
  FRM = Focus/Rotation Mount
  RFI = Radio Frequency Interference
  VME = Site control computer
   CB = Circuit Breaker
 vclock = Program that compares site clock time to a standard.