SGP/SWS/C1 - InGaAs temperature control problem

The InGaAs spectrometer temperature was too high such that the spectra from it were 
useless.  It was determined that a ribbon cable was faulty.  The system was returned to service 
on 4/26/2011 in conjunction with replacement of a corrupt solid state drive.  Although 
the lack of InGaAs temperature control would normally only affect the NIR InGaAs channels, 
the corruption of the solid state disk over this same period rendered all data from the 
SWS unrecoverable.

Data are missing and unrecoverable.

• Time offset from base_time(time_offset)
• lon(lon)
• -180.0 - +180.0(alt)
• Calibrated spectrum(zen_spec_calib)
• Shutter state (1:closed, 0:open)(shutter_closed)
• Top of atmosphere spectrum wavelengths(wavelength)
• time_in_seconds_since_volume_start(time)
• North Latitude(lat)
• base time in epoch(base_time)

• Output of voltage regulator at +12VDC(ps2_12v)
• North Latitude(lat)
• time_in_seconds_since_volume_start(time)
• Indium/Gallium/Arsenic spectrometer temperature(InGaAs_spect_temp)
• Time offset from base_time(time_offset)
• -180.0 - +180.0(alt)
• Output of voltage converter to +12VDC(pc104_pos12v)
• Output of voltage regulator at +5VDC(ps2_5v)
• lon(lon)
• Internal instrument temperature(internal_temp)
• base time in epoch(base_time)
• Silicon spectrometer temperature(SI_spect_temp)
• Output of voltage converter to -12VDC(pc104_neg12v)
• Output of voltage converter to +5VDC(pc104_5v)