Latest revision  28 April 1999

	DISCSC, other data, Trigger Number 7531

There was an NLDI error at the time of the trigger.
Quality flag 33 was set by ICM for the interval
    TJD 11293 / SoD 31638.33 - 31642.36

The packet time of the packet containing the trigger start time is
 off by 64 milliseconds; it is later than it should be.
Some relevant times are
 Trig start:                583A  7B96  125B  =  11293/31638.0734
 Trig load:                 583A  7B96  18C7  =  11293/31638.0991

 Packet preceding trigger:  583A  7B94  365B  =  11293/31636.2174
 1st DISCSC packet, containing trigger times
      actual:               583A  7B96  525B  =  11293/31638.3294 (bad)
      should have been:     583A  7B96  425B  =  11293/31638.2654
 2nd DISCSC packet:         583A  7B98  4E5B  =  11293/31640.3134
 3rd DISCSC packet:         583A  7B9A  5A5B  =  11293/31642.3614

The DISCSC "science" data in the 2nd DISCSC packet are incorrect and 
 are simply a repetition of the data in the 1st DISCSC packet.
The DISCSC "science" data in the 3rd DISCSC packet seem to be the sum of
 what should be in the 2nd and 3rd DISCSC packets.

The CONTINUOUS data in the packet corresponding to the 2nd DISCSC 
 packet are all zeros.  However, the CONTINUOUS data in the packet 
 corresponding to the 3rd DISCSC packet seem to be the sum of what
 should be the CONTINUOUS data in the packets corresponding to the 
 2nd and 3rd DISCSC packets.

The DISCLA data never are all zeros.  However,
 the DISCLA data (in the 2nd accumulation?) in the packet corresponding
 to the 2nd DISCSC packet seem to be slightly too low.

The DISCLB data never are all zeros.  However,
 the DISCLB data in one of the accumulations after the trigger
 seem to be slightly too low.

The DISCSP data never are all zeros and are probably valid.