  COVER INFORMATION 

 Station:    HART      (Code Hh ) 
 Experiment: Network Monitoring Experiment
 Exp. Code:  F13C2   


Schedule Version:       1.00
Processed by SCHED version:  10.20  Release of about July 12, 2012

PI:       Jun YANG

Address:  JIVE
          Postbus 2
          7990 AA Dwingeloo
          The Netherlands

Phone:    +31-521-596507
EMAIL:    yang@jive.nl
Fax:
Phone during observation: +31-521-596507

Observing mode:

Notes:    6cm NME and ftp fringe test for session 1/2013
          512 Mbps, L+R, 2-bit sampling, 8 MHz filters
          Please send the disk pack by express to JIVE
 


COVER LETTER:


This is the schedule for the 6cm ftp fringe-test F13C2 on 21 Feb 2013
involving 15 antennas: Eb Wb Jb1 On25 Mc Nt Tr Ys Sv Zc Bd Ur Sh Hh Ir.
There are also separate names for stations to test their new backends:
Jm -- Jodrell1 MK5B backend.
Od, Nd, Yd, Hd -- Onsala, Noto, Yebes, and Hart DBBC backends.

Two ftp-fringe tests are scheduled throughout the experiment:
13:09 UT (scan  2, 2 sec, 0234+285)
13:59 UT (scan  8, 2 sec, 0234+285)

Please make sure that the autoftp is set up correctly. Thanks!

Good luck with the session!

Jun Yang
Support Scientist, JIVE

Schedule for HART      (Code Hh )                                   Page   2
               Network Monitoring Experiment
  UP:  D => Below limits;  H => Below horizon mask;  W => still slewing at end;  blank => Up.
  Early: Seconds between end of slew and start.   Dwell: On source seconds. 
  Disk: GBytes recorded to this point.
  TPStart:  Recording start time.  Frequencies are LO sum (band edge).
  SYNC: Time correlator is expected to sync up.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Start UT  Source               Start / Stop                 Early    Disk   TPStart
Stop UT                  LST      EL    AZ   HA  UP   ParA  Dwell   GBytes    SYNC
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 --- Thu  21 Feb 2013   Day  52 ---

 Next scan frequencies:  4966.49  4966.49  4966.49  4966.49  4982.49  4982.49  4982.49  4982.49
                         4998.49  4998.49  4998.49  4998.49  5014.49  5014.49  5014.49  5014.49
 Next BBC frequencies:    366.49   366.49   366.49   366.49   382.49   382.49   382.49   382.49
                          398.49   398.49   398.49   398.49   414.49   414.49   414.49   414.49
 Next scan bandwidths:      8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00
                            8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00

13 00 00  0234+285     00 57 11  30.1  25.7 -1.7       0.0     0        0   13 00 00
13 05 00  ---          01 02 11  30.6  24.6 -1.6       0.0   300       19   13 00 04

13 06 00  0234+285     01 03 12  30.6  24.3 -1.6       0.0    39       19   13 06 00
13 10 00  ---          01 07 12  31.0  23.4 -1.5       0.0   240       35   13 06 04

13 14 00  0234+285     01 11 13  31.4  22.5 -1.5       0.0   219       35   13 14 00
13 20 00  ---          01 17 14  31.9  21.0 -1.4       0.0   360       58   13 14 04

13 22 00  0234+285     01 19 14  32.0  20.5 -1.3       0.0    99       58   13 22 00
13 30 00  ---          01 27 16  32.6  18.6 -1.2       0.0   480       89   13 22 04

13 32 00  0234+285     01 29 16  32.8  18.1 -1.2       0.0    99       89   13 32 00
13 40 00  ---          01 37 17  33.3  16.1 -1.0       0.0   480      120   13 32 04

13 42 00  0234+285     01 39 18  33.4  15.6 -1.0       0.0    99      120   13 42 00
13 50 00  ---          01 47 19  33.9  13.6 -0.9       0.0   480      151   13 42 04

13 52 00  0234+285     01 49 19  34.0  13.0 -0.8       0.0    99      151   13 52 00
14 00 00  ---          01 57 21  34.4  11.0 -0.7       0.0   480      182   13 52 04


SETUP FILE INFORMATION:
   NOTE: If DOPPLER, FREQ, or BW were used, see the individual scans for the final BBC settings.


 ======== Setup file: sess113.C512
   Matching groups in /aps3/sched10.2/catalogs/freq.dat:
     hh6cm           Values confirmed by E-mail Jonathan Quick 221105 (CR)

   Setup group:   12         Station: HART              Total bit rate:  512
   Format: MARK5B            Bits per sample: 2         Sample rate: 16.000
   Number of channels: 16    DBE type:                  Speedup factor:   1.00

   Disk used to record data.

   1st LO=   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00
             4600.00   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00   4600.00
   Net SB=         L         L         U         U         L         L         U         U
                   L         L         U         U         L         L         U         U
   Pol.  =      RCP       LCP       RCP       LCP       RCP       LCP       RCP       LCP 
                RCP       LCP       RCP       LCP       RCP       LCP       RCP       LCP 
   BBC   =         2         1         2         1         4         3         4         3
                   6         5         6         5         8         7         8         7
   BBC SB=         L         L         U         U         L         L         U         U
                   L         L         U         U         L         L         U         U
   IF    =        2N        1N        2N        1N        2N        1N        2N        1N
                  2N        1N        2N        1N        2N        1N        2N        1N

  The following frequency sets based on these setups were used.

   Frequency Set:  14  Setup file default.
   LO sum=   4966.49  4966.49  4966.49  4966.49  4982.49  4982.49  4982.49  4982.49
             4998.49  4998.49  4998.49  4998.49  5014.49  5014.49  5014.49  5014.49
   BBC fr=    366.49   366.49   366.49   366.49   382.49   382.49   382.49   382.49
              398.49   398.49   398.49   398.49   414.49   414.49   414.49   414.49
   Bandwd=      8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00
                8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00     8.00
    Matching frequency sets:  14

   Track assignments are: 
    track1=   2,  4,  6,  8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32
    barrel=roll_off 
 SOURCES USED IN RECORDING SCANS --                         Network Monitoring Experiment
     Catalog positions marked with *. 
     Precession of date coordinates is based on stop time of first scan.
     Names used in schedule marked with *. 
     Short names used in VLA and SNAP files marked with +. 
     Observation date used in B1950/J2000 coordinate conversion (PRECDATE):  1979.900
     No adjustments are made for rates (DRA, DDEC).
     Scan hours are for recording scans only. 
     Baseline hours are only counted for scans above horizon at both ends.

   Source                         Source position (RA/Dec)                        Error
                        (B1950)             (J2000)             (Date)            (mas)

   J0237+2848        02 34 55.589591   * 02 37 52.405678     02 38 39.657473       0.11
 * 0234+285          28 35 11.40773    * 28 48 08.98998      28 51 35.43253        0.10
   J0237+28          /aps3/sched10.2/catalogs/sources.vlba
                     rfc_2012b Petrov, 2012, unpublished 56811 observations
                        0.783 scan and    148.833 baseline hours in setup: sess113.C512
                     Frequency sets (dups not shown):   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20



  The solar corona can cause unstable phases for sources too close to the Sun.
  SCHED provides warnings at individual scans for distances less than 10 degrees.
  The distance from the Sun to each source in this schedule is:
    Source         Sun distance (deg) 
   0234+285            73.6

  Barry Clark estimates from predictions by Ketan Desai of IPM scattering sizes 
  that the Sun will cause amplitude reductions on the  longest VLBA baselines 
  at a solar distance of 60deg F^(-0.6) where F is in GHz. 
  For common VLBI bands, this is: 
       327 MHz        117. deg 
       610 MHz         81. deg 
       1.6 GHz         45. deg 
       2.3 GHz         36. deg 
       5.0 GHz         23. deg 
       8.4 GHz         17. deg 
      15.0 GHz         12. deg 
      22.0 GHz          9. deg 
      43.0 GHz          6. deg 

