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5.3.3.4 Reacquisition<br />

While in the PN/carrier tracking state, a loss of lock condition induced by a cycle slip will<br />

be automatically detected and a reacquisition will be automatically initiated. For a<br />

customer platform that continues to transmit the minimum Prec for acquisition and<br />

maintains an ephemeris uncertainty as defined in Table 5-8, the normal total channel<br />

reacquisition time for either powered or non-powered flight dynamics will be less than or<br />

equal to that for the initial total channel acquisition for non-powered flight dynamics, with<br />

a probability of at least 0.99. If lock is not achieved within 10 seconds of loss of lock, an<br />

acquisition failure notification will be sent to the MOC and the <strong>SN</strong> ground terminal will<br />

reinitiate the initial service acquisition process. TDRSS MA return service does not<br />

support acquisition of customers with powered flight dynamics. Upon receipt of the<br />

loss-of-lock indications in the UPD, the customer MOC may request a TDRSS MA<br />

return service reacquisition GCMR (refer to Section 10). It is recommended that the<br />

customer MOC delay initiation of the GCMR for at least 35 seconds after initial receipt<br />

of the loss-of-lock indications in the UPD.<br />

5.3.3.5 Additional Service Restrictions<br />

a. Sun Interference. The TDRSS MA return service performance will not be<br />

guaranteed when the center of the sun is within 3 degrees (MAR) or 4 degrees<br />

(SMAR) of the TDRS MA receiving antenna boresight; however, this sun<br />

interference checking is a customer MOC responsibility. Additionally, the<br />

TDRSS MA return service performance will not be guaranteed when the center<br />

of the sun is within 1 degree of the boresight of the <strong>SN</strong> ground terminal<br />

receiving antenna supporting the TDRS.<br />

b. Frequency and Polarization. The TDRSS MA return service requires a<br />

customer platform to transmit at 2287.5 MHz with LHC polarization (refer to<br />

Appendix D for power level restrictions into the 2290-2300 MHz band and<br />

<strong>NASA</strong>/GSFC Recommended Filtering).<br />

5.3.4 Real-Time Configuration Changes<br />

Changes to the operating conditions or configuration of a TDRSS MA return service<br />

during a scheduled service support period are initiated by a GCMR from the customer<br />

MOC. The requested changes will be implemented within 35 seconds of receipt of the<br />

GCMR at the <strong>SN</strong> ground terminal. The MOC will be notified upon initiation of the<br />

requested changes via GCM. Additional information concerning the <strong>SN</strong> ground terminal<br />

response times for GCMRs is provided in Section 10. Table 5-10 lists the MA return<br />

service real-time configuration changes and their effects on the return service.<br />

Revision 10 5-31 450-<strong>SN</strong>UG

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