PDS_VERSION_ID                        = PDS3                                  
RECORD_TYPE                           = FIXED_LENGTH                          
RECORD_BYTES                          = 82                                    
FILE_RECORDS                          = 9591                                  
INSTRUMENT_NAME                       = "RADIO SCIENCE SUBSYSTEM"             
TARGET_NAME                           = SATURN                                
DATA_SET_ID                           = "VG2-S-RSS-1-ROCC-V1.0"               
PRODUCT_TYPE                          = LTM                                   
MISSION_NAME                          = "VOYAGER"                             
INSTRUMENT_HOST_NAME                  = "VOYAGER 2"                           
ORIGINAL_PRODUCT_ID                   = "VU002"                               
PRODUCT_ID                            = "VU002.DAT"                           
FILE_NAME                             = "VU002.DAT"                           
INTERCHANGE_FORMAT                    = BINARY                                
START_TIME                            = 1981-08-26T02:28:00Z                  
STOP_TIME                             = 1981-08-26T06:06:59Z                  
PRODUCT_CREATION_TIME                 = 1999-07-08T00:00:00Z                  
PRODUCER_ID                           = "VG RST"                              
DESCRIPTION                           = "This file provides information on    
    high-gain antenna pointing during the Voyager 2 Saturn encounter.  It     
    is binary file VU002, originally delivered to the Voyager Radio Science   
    Team by the Voyager Project at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.             
    The file has 18 fields per record, with records 656 bits long.  The       
    first 17 fields are 36 bit, one's complement integers, and the final      
    field is 44 bits.  The first number is S/C event time in seconds from     
    1950.  An offset of 9.200000512e+8 seconds must be added to the stored    
    value to obtain the correct time.  The next 16 fields have all been       
    scaled by 10^8, so the integer must be divided by 10^8 to obtain the      
    correct value.  The final field is a 44 bit, fixed point one's complement 
    number.  There are 36 bits to the left of the decimal and 8 to the right  
    of the decimal.  This number also has a scaling factor of 10^8.  The      
    fields are as follows:                                                    
     1) SC event time                                                         
     2) Angle between HGA Boresight and virtual image                         
     3) Angle between Earth and virtual image                                 
     4) Angle between planet and virtual image                                
     5) Angle between HGA Boresight and Earth                                 
     6) Angle between planet and Earth                                        
     7) Virtual image x-component                                             
     8) Virtual image y-component                                             
     9) Virtual image z-component                                             
    10) HGA Boresight pointing vector x-component                            
    11) HGA Boresight pointing vector y-component                             
    12) HGA Boresight pointing vector z-component                             
    13) Earth x-component                                                     
    14) Earth y-component                                                     
    15) Earth z-component                                                     
    16) Target body x-component                                               
    17) Target body y-component                                               
    18) Target body z-component                                               
    This file has been converted to an ASCII table in VU002T.TAB.             
    Because the file number of VU005 is higher, it is reasonable to assume    
    that VU005 was created later and would be more appropriate for use in     
    analysis."                                                                
END