EVENT LOG FOR SITE TMF

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12/28/2006 09:03 Scott_Li

    ODFW will retrieve the missing data files from the back up computer on
    Friday Dec. 29, e-mail them to Scott in order to backfill the missing
    data, and complete the data set.
12/28/2006 08:54 Scott_Li

    File load stats indicate a 1 hr 4 min gap in the data set. This was due
    to maintenance being performed onsite. Will ask ODFW to retrieve the
    data file from the backup computer in order to back fill the gap. FYI,
    there is no remote access to the backup computer.
12/27/2006 15:15 Scott_Li

    Connected the telephone system to the trailer and configured the primary
    PC for automated dial up for data file submission. Sent all files in the
    pending queue starting on December 1, 06 up until today , Dec. 27t h
    File 06361.b1. Also, changed the outfall transceiver ID from 91 to 81 in
    order to match the current site configuration table in PTAGIS. Timer
    tags on all transceivers that are associated with radio communications
    were set to trigger every minute in order to monitor the health of the
    radio transmission. Set the primary computer, file creation frequency to
    8 files per day and the back up PC will continue to generate 24 files
    per day as per the new standard platform configuration. Installed
    PcAnywhere and verified functionality and remote access.
12/06/2006 14:00 Scott_Li

    The PIT-tag system was brought down at 10:23.11 for maintenance on the
    AC power circuits. The system was brought back up into production mode
    at 12.48.57 PST. The primary computer file creation frequency was
    changed from 6 per day to 1 per day . Consensus is that it should be set
    2 per day but will leave it at 1. The backup computer file creation
    frequency is set to 24 files per day.

11/21/2006 16:23 Dave
    The new Three Mile Falls Dam (TMF) site, which combines and replaces the
    previous TMJ and TMA sites, has been configured and initialized.  The
    first TMF data file was opened on November 8, 2006 at 15:01.
10/16/2006 12:28 PTOC_Bot
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