Hi all, that was my last telemetry from AO-40 before the big problem when the 400N motor was turn on.

For the actual status of "saving operations" please visit the official site www.amsat-dl.org

Andrea IT9GSV

note: that is the status before the crash,on the other page the actually during recovery by

ground stations team.

 


########### P3D IHU-1 Affichage TLM   - OE1KIB, OE1VKW  -F1HDD -##########
A  HI, THIS IS AMSAT OSCAR-40       2000-12-06  17:24:26  #00A0 
+--------------------------------------------------------------+
| S2 MB 2401.350 MHz on MA 16-26. Attitude 267/-3 moving 270/0 |
+--------------------------------------------------------------+
***************************** Orbit data *********************************
Jour AMSAT08375   heure17:24:26.32 TUC   Orbite No00041   Phase 246
***************************** ETAT-- *************************************
RX: U(-1.7dB) L1(0.6dB) 
TX: V(0x81W MB) 
Balises: GB(PSK;) MB(EB source; V)
Antennes: #129=0xae
Ant/Pre-amps: U-Rx=om U-Tx=hi L-om+preamp
Experiment.: IHU-2 Cedex-ctrl Cedex-pwr
Batt. prim.  on; Charg.  on; Compte erreurs memoires: 5
***************************** Temperatures [øC] **************************
GenSol1   -3.8 GenSol2   16.0 GenSol3   17.3 GenSol4   15.3 GenSol5   15.3
BCR1       5.4 BCR2      11.4 BCR3       8.7                GenSol6   -3.1
BattPriB2 12.0 BattPriB4 12.0 BattPriB6 -3.8 BatAuxB1   2.1 BatAuxB5   4.1
V-TX      26.5 U-Excit    8.7 U-Amp      8.7 S1-TX      7.4 S2-TX      7.4
X-TX      86.0 X-TX TOP  87.7 K-TX     -51.2
U&V-RX    11.4 L1-RX      9.4 L2-RX      5.4 S1-HF RX   7.4 S2-C RX    7.4
IHU        0.8 SEU        2.8 EPU       10.7 RF monit -51.2 S ant     10.0
HP1+X-Y    8.1 HP2+X+Y   12.0 HP2+X-Y   12.0 HP2-X 12.7
HP3+X      7.4 HP3-X      8.1 HP4+X+Y    6.7
NH3 B2     6.1 MMH B3     6.7 N2O4-X-Y   6.7 N2O4+X+Y   5.4 He Tank    4.8
Top        8.1 Bottom     2.8 Back       8.1 Side2Pan  10.7 Side4Pan  10.7
***************************** Voltages [V] *******************************
Batt-Pri  29.0 BattAux   27.6 BCR1-In   25.6 BCR2-In    8.8 BCR3-In   20.6
28V Bus   28.7 10V-C1 BCR2  12.6             10V-C2 BCR3  12.6
***************************** Courants [mA] ******************************
SP1-BCR1  6375 SP4-BCR2   190 SP2-BCR3 14792
SP6-BCR1   190 SP5-BCR2   190 SP3-BCR3   190
10V-C1 BCR2    300  10V-C2 BCR3    375  28V-S SEU  0x44
28V-Bat    291 28VU1EPU    -1 28VU2Bus  6353 28VU3-S    311 28V-BCR   6208
28VS-PA/M   10 10VS-PA/M 0x08 X-Helix      3 K-Tx      0x08
***************************** Senseurs sol/terre**************************
Mode sens. : spin
SS1 PLL: locked  SS2 count: 1SpinRate[rpm]   7.9
SS Z -25   -20ø SS Y -25   -20øSS Up  -X    8ø SS Up  -Y   8ø
SS Z -45   -35ø SS Y -45   -35øSS Dwn -X    8ø SS Dwn -Y   8ø
***************************** Roues a Inertie ****************************
***************************** Arcjet Motor *******************************
Pression Res. 5Bar  Pression Mot.  5Bar
Courant Mot.    0.2A  Tension Mot.  -237.4V  Flux 0x08
***************************** Moteur 400N ********************************
Motor valve: closed  High pressure: -167Bar Low pressure: -0Bar
**************VERIFICATION CRC*************
  CALC : CRC=9231	RECU : CRC=9231	Trame : OK
----OE1KIB, OE1VKW  -F1HDD --------(c) AMSAT-F 2000-------

 

E  HI, THIS IS AMSAT OSCAR-40       1978-01-01  00:00:00  #0000
data....
K  AMSAT OSCAR 40  **STATUS REPORT FROM DJ4ZC**  (2000-11-20)
1. AMSAT OSCAR 40 had a perfect launch on Nov. 16 and was
injected into a nominal orbit.
2. Transmission of telemetry from OSCAR 40 on 71cm was expected
3h after launc(. But we ran into a problem with the 70cm
Tx. Consequently the spacecraft was switched to use the 2m
middle beacon as downlink for telemetry. This required a
"repeater program" in IHU-2 which was uploaded.
data.... 
L  3. After communication was established, the health of
OSCAR 40 was analysed and everything testable at this stage
except for the 70cm Tx was found to be nominal and fine.
4. The attitude control system then was calibrated and torque
operations were started to take the attitude to 270/0.  This
reorientation should be finished in a few days. Then we are
ready for the first planned orbit change (400N-mtr) resulting
in 50000 km apogee altitude. The attitude will also allow a...
data...
M  thorough study of the 70cm Tx problem with the hi-gain ant.
5. The two 2400 MHz transmitters were operated and are ok.
6. Pictures from the separation sequence are being downloaded
and will shortly be available on our website. There we will
also show the test-schedule for some first amateur operations.
7. Steps after 1st orbit change: test the electric propulsion
system and then use it to further increase appogee altitude
using the arcjet before the big i-change.   --73s Karl--
data...
N   QST AMSAT OSCAR-40                                    DP0WH
                        IN MEMORIAM
                     WERNER HAAS, DJ5KQ
                   Vice President AMSAT-DL
                       + 13.06.2000 +

                    
  STATUS       General Status of satellite Oscar 40
  NAVIGATION   Navigation data from satellite Oscar 40
  MATRIX       Trasponders "turned ON" on the Oscar 40
  POWER        Power available from sun-battery Oscar 40
  TEMPERATURE  Temperature In/Out body of the satellite 
  EVENT        Event status during launch from Kouru
 
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