# Setup File for Fast Tape processing # File consists of x sections, each with a preamble code # on the preceding line. Codes and sections are: # # &A - Name of the binary Fast Tape file # &B - Inertial Selector - 1 or 2 # &C - RA Select 1-INE1, 2-INE2, 3-APN232 # &D - PQ selector and scaling # &E - PS selector and scaling # &F - PQerr constants (4 ea) # &G - PSerr constants (7 ea) # &H - Vaccel selector and scaling # &I - Vaccel filter constants - Proportion,Integration,Derivative # # Sections can be entered in any order. User will be prompted for # missing sections. Lines with a pound sign (#) are comments and # ignored. File names must include directory, unless in the same # directory as Sfmr_main processing program. See Get_Setupfile.ftni # code for more information. # # File for N43 mission on 9/4/2003 asg # &A - Binary Fast Tape File 030904i.fst # &B - Inertial Selector 1 # &C - RA Selector 3 # &D - PQ sel & scaling # One integer and two floats. Integer is ADC Chan # (1-80) # 1st float is offset, 2nd is slope of calibration curve # All should be on one line. # # PQf1 used 34,-0.2534,16.5412 # &E - PS sel & scaling # One integer and two floats. Integer is ADC Chan # (1-80) # 1st float is offset, 2nd is slope of calibration curve # All should be on one line. # # PSf used 33,249.6935,79.9671 # &F - PQerr constants # equation is PQerr = a*PQm + b*(PQm^2) + c*(PQm^2.5) + d*(PQm^3) # a-d correspond to CN11-CN14 in RAMS system 0.177001,-0.0129067,0.00190547,-0.000078284 # &G - PSerr constants # equation is PSerr = a + b/(1+(PSm/c)^d) + e/(1+(PSm/f)^g) # a-g correspond to CN15-CN22 in RAMS system -0.35,0.5,410.0,-25.0,-0.15,640.0,-12.0 # &H - Vert Accel sel & scaling # One integer and two (optional) floats. Integer is ADC Chan # (1-80) # or 0 (zero) to select RINU Vert Speed. If not RINU VSpd, 1st float # is offset, 2nd is slope of calibration curve for volts->G's # All should be on one line. # # VAccel1 used 16,0.012,0.4999691 # &I - VAccel PID constants # Three real numbers for Proportion, Integration, Derivative filter # in the VelFilt routine 0.0012,.00003,-.01 #