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NOTE:<br />

Customers who operate in a SS-BPSK mode for one service<br />

cannot reconfigure any of their Forward Services (i.e., MAF,<br />

SMAF, SSAF, KuSAF, or KaSAF) to an SS-UQPSK mode.<br />

Contact Code 450 if additional flexibility is required.<br />

b. Asynchronous Data Modulation. The forward service data will be asynchronous<br />

with the carrier.<br />

c. Functional Configurations. A further description of the functional configurations<br />

and data polarity ambiguity is found in Appendix B, paragraph B.2.2.<br />

d. Doppler Compensation. The TDRSS MA forward service carrier frequency (F)<br />

transmitted by a TDRS can optionally be compensated by the <strong>SN</strong> ground<br />

terminal for Doppler. When compensated, the carrier, FR, arrives at the<br />

customer platform receiving system within a predictable tolerance (E) of fo as<br />

defined in Table 5-1. This feature minimizes the Doppler resolution<br />

requirements of the customer platform receiver and is available continuously to<br />

facilitate reacquisition by the customer platform in the event of loss of lock of<br />

the TDRSS MA forward service signal. Customers are encouraged to utilize GT<br />

Doppler compensation unless the customer is relying on measuring the Doppler<br />

onboard for tracking data. Doppler compensation may be inhibited and the<br />

TDRSS will transmit a fixed frequency MA forward service carrier.<br />

5.2.3 Communications Services<br />

The TDRSS MA forward services available are listed in Table 5-2. Table 5-3 lists their<br />

salient characteristics. The definitions for the parameters listed in Table 5-3 are<br />

contained in Appendix E.<br />

5.2.4 Real-Time Configuration Changes<br />

Changes to the operating conditions or configuration of a TDRS MA forward service<br />

during a scheduled service support period are usually initiated by a Ground Control<br />

Message Request (GCMR) from the customer MOC. The requested changes will be<br />

implemented within 35 seconds of receipt of the GCMR at the <strong>SN</strong> ground terminal. The<br />

MOC will be notified upon initiation of the requested changes via GCM. Additional<br />

information concerning <strong>SN</strong> ground terminal response times for the GCMRs is provided<br />

in Section 10. Table 5-4 lists the MA forward service real-time configuration changes<br />

and their effects on the forward service signal.<br />

Revision 10 5-7 450-<strong>SN</strong>UG

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