Robert: "TechniSat DAS Original" and a bunch of 1s and 0s in yellow on an orange background Alan Robert Moore wrote: -- Alan Sewards email:

Thanks for that David - I'll be looking at it shortly I hope! I am still only getting 6 hourly images so I have decided to do a System Restore to well before I started the upgrade. If I can get

Folks, Following suggestions from one of our group members, EUMETSAT have kindly agreed to allow the publication of this EUMETCast Troubleshooting

nigel heasman wrote: [] Good point, Nigel. I'm copying your request to Francis Bell who has handled these requests in the past. I suggest you keep an eye open for a response on the GEO-subscribers

--- David J Taylor <david-taylor@...> Folks, Just a reminder that there is still time to register for the GEO Symposium. Please see this Web page for details:

Folks, Just a reminder that there is still time to register for the GEO Symposium. Please see this Web page for details: http://www.geo-web.org.uk/symposium05.html There is a comprehensive

David painter wrote: David, I suspect that they /do/ have a standby generator, but that it will be for essential kit only. Judging by the number of servers I've seen in that building, a standby

Eumetsat have announced that the full RSS service (� hourly at the moment) will re-commence at 18.00 UTC. Regards Douglas.

Thanks David! Found it! Regards, Jimmy. Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

Folks, Seems that EUMETSAT may want a standby generator! Would have thought that they had a working "maintained supply" for this sort of operation, most satellite services and cabins I have seen have

As from 16:15z HRIT and LRIT back in service. RSS since 14:00 but not yet at 10 min intervals. It seems we are almost there. Thanks Eumetsat for the great effort. Ferdinand Valk

I don't believe that the satellite control station did not have a full UPS - the spacecraft is far too valuable to leave to its own devices in case of a power failure. All my experience was that each

Douglas Deans wrote: [] Agreed. Yes, indeed. The processing for Met-8 relies on predicting what the errors will be as a complete scan is not available for matching until /after/ the segments have

Fortunately then the system is not confused as my observations largely follows the status you describe. It must have been a very thorny issue for Eumetsat if the effect exceeds the 12 hour mark by

Ferdinand Valk wrote: Same here, Ferdinand. There was a burst of LRIT for one scan, one VIS006 segment 2 for the 1400 scan, and then nothing. The LRIT scan looked OK to me, at least at a first

It seems that the ftp is online again, but in spite of the 14:00 target, I only received (HRIT) a small section of channel one and silence after. Is that seen elsewhere too or is my system

Peter, Many thanks for advising why there have been no MAP or LML products since early 16th April. I am trying to keep up with all that is going on today while in the middle of painting a ceiling

Back at 14:00 according to Eumetsat Cheers, Guy IT Systems Tonbridge School

Ferdinand Valk wrote: The odd HRIT and LRIT prolog file, and even five segment 1 LRIT files for the 13:15 UTC cycle, but no data. Nothing from the Rapid Scanning Service (Meteosat-6) as yet,