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skc [2021/11/25 03:11] mbrohartskc [2024/01/30 13:10] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 === Continuous (scheduled) Operation === === Continuous (scheduled) Operation ===
    
-SKC allows an operating schedule, created by the SE command, to be run continuously -  +SKC allows an operating schedule, manually created or by the SE command, to be run continuously - that is, at the end of the local day a set of summary records is produced (see [[ed|ED]]), and the schedule waits for the beginning of the next day and the schedule starts again. \\ 
-that is, at the end of the local day a set of summary records is produced (see ED), and the  +When SKC is ranit will create a copy of the OP_ST.### to OP_ST.000 as backup as of version 6.2\\ 
-schedule waits for the beginning of the next day and the schedule starts again.  +That OP_ST.000 will then be copied in to the OP_ST.### in during an [[re|RE]] in case of corruption.
-See also Section 8and the SE and SK commands.+
  
 +See also Section 8 of the Brewer Operators Manual, [[sk|SK]] and [[se|SE]] commands.
  
-This routine name stands for schedule, continuous mode.  The command is used to input the desired schedule to be used by the instrument for the day.\\ 
-The schedule is then __continuous__ in that it is restarted the following days. 
  
 ===== Usage ===== ===== Usage =====
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 ===== List of schedule used by ECCC ==== ===== List of schedule used by ECCC ====
-  * calsc 
   * CAL   * CAL
 +  * calo3
 +  * calsc
   * calzs   * calzs
 +  * clscnouv
 +  * ecdiag
 +  * eceo
   * eceu   * eceu
   * ecnouv   * ecnouv
   * ecsc   * ecsc
   * idle   * idle
-  * mb+  * inside
   * s60mk2   * s60mk2
 +  * s60mk2nv
   * s60mk3   * s60mk3
   * spmoon   * spmoon
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