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SN User's Guide - ESC Home - NASA

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7.3.4 Real-Time Configuration Changes<br />

Changes to the operating conditions or configuration of a TDRSS KuSA 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 <strong>SN</strong> ground terminal<br />

response times for GCMRs is provided in Section 10. Table 7-8 lists the KuSA return<br />

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

7.3.5 Autotrack/Signal Acquisition Scenarios<br />

The following acquisition scenario identifies only the technical aspects of TDRSS KuSA<br />

return service autotrack (if enabled) and signal acquisition by the <strong>SN</strong> ground terminal<br />

and does not include operational procedures related to acquisition. Acquisition is<br />

dependent upon the customer providing an ephemeris with a maximum epoch<br />

uncertainty as defined in Table 7-7:<br />

a. TDRS SA Antenna Pointing:<br />

1. KuSA Autotrack Description. The TDRSS KuSA return service autotrack<br />

process (if enabled) will acquire and track a customer platform KuSA<br />

return service signal providing an improved pointing of the TDRS SA<br />

antenna in the direction of the customer platform. This decreases the<br />

required Prec at the input to the TDRS antenna. TDRSS KuSA return<br />

autotrack service is independent of whether the return signal is coherent<br />

or noncoherent relative to a TDRSS KuSA forward service signal or<br />

whether a TDRS forward service signal is concurrently scheduled.<br />

Revision 10 7-34 450-<strong>SN</strong>UG

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