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Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2002 18:21:50 +0000
From: Dave Stowers <dstowers@jpl.nasa.gov>
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Subject: [IGSMAIL-3721]: ASC1 30jan2002 (status/clock steering disabled)
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IGS Electronic Mail      31 Jan 10:21:52 PST 2002      Message Number 3721
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Author: Dave Stowers

Dear Colleagues,

Please note that although data is available from the site ASC1 for 
DOY 30, with possibly more to come, that the receiver is not able
to properly steer the internal oscillator. Other than that problem,
requiring the clock steering function to be disabled, the unit now
appears to track properly.

A replacement receiver was sent but unfortunately arrived on-site
in unusable condition. Until a functioning replacment can be put
in place, I am making the assumption that even with large clock
offset and drift values, the data from the existing receiver will
be of some use.

Best regards,

-dave