[Isocops] Fwd: STF for Orbit 0121 - v002 done.

[Mark Tapley]

All,
	the v002.stf for orbit 121 (IBEX_2011_102_19_58_v001.stf) has 
been modified to include -Lo gain scan commands, producing:

IBEX_2011_102_19_58_v002.stf

	which is attached, and has been copied from my directory on 
ena.unh.edu to:

/usr/local/IBEX/ops/SFTP/ibex/moc/Soc-Moc/stf/IBEX_2011_087_05_38_v003.stf
/usr/local/IBEX/raw/o0117/IBEX_2011_087_05_38_v003.stf
/usr/local/IBEX/work/ops/hvscistf/IBEX_2011_087_05_38_v003.stf

	it has also been placed on the SFTP server at:

/ibex/moc/Soc-Moc/stf/IBEX_2011_102_19_58_v002.stf


	The v001.stf as automatically generated included the 
ascending commands to step -Hi CEM 4 up to 1800V, as will be our 
practice from now on.


	Changes include:

1) Added in commands from lo_gain_o0121.stf to perform -Lo gain scan 
per Harald Kucharek's email. There are no eclipses or similar events 
near the gain scan, and it takes place almost a day after ascending, 
so well away from Earth.

Sheral,
	I think this is ready to go for the Orbit 121 ATS, unless one 
of the isocops says otherwise.

All others,
	comments/corrections welcome.



						- Mark     210-379-4635
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