Last revision 31 August 1998

TJD 11050 = 25 August 1998
TJD 11051 = 26 August 1998

Because the FOT sent the wrong BAULLDNM command file to the spacecraft
(they used an old version instead of the newly sent version) during
the turnon procedure after BATSE had been put in a low-power mode
when GRO experienced attitude control problems later attributed to
an incorrect solar ephemeris, the LLD settings for some of the 
Spectroscopy Detectors were incorrect.  This was especially critical
for the 0.4X gain detectors, 3 and 4, so that it was not possible to 
calibrate SDs 3 and 4 during the interval
   TJD/SoD:   11050/77638 - 11051/71726.
The end of the interval was determined by when the command file
BRTSLLD was sent to correct the LLDs.

Therefore, no records exist in the spectral calibration history
files for SDs 3 and 4 for the above interval.  Because BATSE was
in a low-power mode (high voltage effectively off) before it was
turned back on, no spectral calibration records or any count rates
exist for any detectors from early TJD 11047 through late on TJD 11050.

Triggers 7019 and 7020 occurred during the interval on TJD 11051;
number 7020 was a particle event and number 7019 was probably an
accidental coincidence between some strange noisy high count rates 
in Large Area Detector 5 and an ordinary fluctuation in Detector 7.