FTS Report on DOY 235 I. The following are clock offsets, in microseconds between the clocks at each DSN complex and each complex relative to UTC(NIST). The offset is a mean of readings using several GPS space vehicles in common view. SPC10 SPC40 SPC60 SPC40 SPC60 MINUS MINUS MINUS MINUS MINUS MJD DOY NIST NIST NIST SPC10 SPC10 55421 225 0.445 -1.469 -2.498 -1.915 -2.941 55422 226 0.461 -1.495 -2.506 -1.958 -2.965 55423 227 0.479 -1.522 -2.513 -2.002 -2.990 55424 228 0.493 -1.548 -2.518 -2.041 -3.010 55425 229 -0.099$ -1.579 -2.527 -1.483$ -2.431$ 55426 230 -0.091 -1.603 -2.534 -1.514 -2.443 55427 231 -0.077 -1.631 -2.539 -1.556 -2.462 55428 232 -0.062 -1.659 -2.546 -1.599 -2.483 55429 233 -0.043 -1.688 -2.553 -1.647 -2.510 55430 234 -0.024 -1.717 -2.559 -1.695 -2.535 55431 235 -0.012* -1.742* -2.567* -1.732* -2.551* 55432 236 0.003* -1.770* -2.573* -1.775* -2.572* Values derived from linear least squares extrapolation or interpolation are indicated by (*) next to the time offset. II. Frequency Offsets from linear least-squares fits on time-offsets over the period from 55421 to 55430 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | DELTA-F/F | UNCERTAINTY | STD. DEV. | | MEASUREMENT | (E-13) | (+/- E-13) | (nsec.) | |---------------------------------|-----------|-------------|-----------| | SPC10 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) | 1.767 | 0.084 | 3.629 | | SPC40 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) | -3.182 | 0.034 | 1.481 | | SPC60 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) | -0.785 | 0.019 | 0.813 | | SPC40 RELATIVE TO SPC10 | -4.959 | 0.133 | 5.734 | | SPC60 RELATIVE TO SPC10 | -2.440 | 0.116 | 5.002 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- III. Comments: * Values derived from linear least squares extrapolation or interpolation. $ SPC 10 power outage at the Mars site cause a lost of LAN connection. The FTS receiver was down for about 25 hours. When it was restarted, there was a time shift. On DOY 167, it was discovered that the new FTS receivers have been incorrectly calibrated. The time offset could be off by up to 40 to 50 nanoseconds. SPC 10 receiver has been recalibrated remotely on DOY 176 (MJD 55372). The time offset was adjusted by 43 nanoseconds. SPC 40 and SPC 60 receivers will be recalibrated later. NOTES: All DSN data are from the new multichannel receivers. SPC 10 and SPC 60 offsets are commonviewed with NIST and with each other. SPC 40 offsets are all-in-viewed with NIST and with SPC 10. FTS Contacts: Connie Dang (626)305-6194 :: Linh La (626)305-6184 Page 1