### OBSDATE ###
20120326

### LOGDATE ###
120326

### OBSERVERS ###
Aaron Rizzuto

### WEATHER ###
clear early, then clouds around 11:30pm

### LOCATION ###
REMOTE

### PROGRAM ###
Mainly Aaron refreshing his skill and if all goes well
Sco Cen binary survey and Tau-Sco orbit observations.

### SIDEROSTATS ###
 n3    s3 

### TARGETS ###
None

### QUALITY ###
  Quite bad (no/almost no useful data

### PROBLEMS ###
Had a few problems setting up: 
Opcon: "error in background- background stopped" which I fixed by restarting the PLC computer. 

PAVO: "could not open socket to ark7" 
I didn't resolve this but decided to push on anyway. Was found to be due to having the wring sids selected and was fixed after the sid n3 s3 s command to taskmaster.

Could not acquire star on S3 or N3. 

On Ben's suggestion I did an autocollimation for both S3 and N3 and found that they were both only a little bit out. Tried spiralling again, I decided to turn the intensifier up and the star appeared on N3. The intensifier was set well above 2/3 so there were definitely clouds at this point. Unfortunately when I hit track n3 just kept spiralling and I lost the star. 

Switched to S3 and acquired the star after a bit if searching and had it visible and servoing on PAVO. 
model offsets: -14.96, -127.332

After this got completely clouded out.