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Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Between the tests

Yesterday (Monday) the ST#1 EEPROM was dumped. RF cables were calibrated and installed.

So far today: The SAS harness is installed to the test fixture (playhouse). We powered up and loaded FSW version 4.3.3. We are currently running the C&DH FSW functional.

The plan for the rest of today:
continue C&DH FSW functional
start GN&C FSW functional
at 7:30PM (done or not) we will dump the ST#1 EEPROM (third time) to verify findings.
at 2:00AM we will (in conjunction with Galileo) review the dump and may reload the EEPROM.

that's the plan, I think.
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