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        SDI
            MTSAT version 2005jul08 Software and Instructions
 SDI MTSAT version 2005jul08 is the first release of the SDI MTSAT
          with support of MTSAT-1R data in the HiRID format.
           The HiRID format is similar to the previous GMS-5 S-VISSR format with
          the addition of channel IR4. Also, all four of the IR channels are
        now 10 bit data instead of 8 bit, like the previous GMS. 
When the higher resolution HRIT data is available in the United States, SSEC plans to modify the SDI MTSAT to support the HRIT signal format.        
         See the SDI
    MTSAT Software Changes page
    to see the list of changes for all versions of SDI MTSAT available on the
    McIDAS Website.
         You can obtain the SDI MTSAT version 2005jul08 files through this
          webpage if you purchased MUG support for your SDI MTSAT system or have
          been contacted and been given apporoval by SSEC. You will be prompted
          for your site's login and password when you attempt to download the
          installation files. If you do not know the login and password, ask
          your site coordinator. If you know the login and password and still
          have a problem obtaining these files via the web, ask your site coordinator
          to contact the McIDAS Help Desk by
          e-mail or by phone at (608) 262-2455.
          Important Note: The SDI installation opens only
          port 112 (ports 500 and 503 are no longer opened). Therefore, 2005jul08
          SDI MTSAT servers will respond only to data requests from clients running
          McIDAS-X version 2005 or 2004 (and also 2003 if the
          client’s  MCCOMPRESS environment
          variable is set to "gzip"). Thus, commands sent to server port 500
          or 503 from clients running older versions will fail on the client
          (eventually timeout because of no response). See the McIDAS-X
          Version 2005 Upgrade Procedure for more information.  Complete the following steps to obtain and install the SDI MTSAT software. 
          Download the following two files to the ~mcadde directory
            on your SDI MTSAT ingestor. If you ftp the files from another workstation,
            be sure to use binary file transfers.
            
              
             
          Log on to the ingestor as root. Run all commands below from
            the ~mcadde directory.
            
          Install SDI MTSAT version 2005jul08.
            
             
              Type: sh ./sdi_mtsat_2005jul08.sh install
             
          Make a backup of ~mcadde/mcidas/data/RESOLV.SRV if
            you want to keep your dataset names or other SERVER dataset
            settings the same.
            
             
              Type: cp mcidas/data/RESOLV.SRV mcidas/data/RESOLV.SRV.BAK 
             
          Cutover to the default installation of the new MTSAT-1R ingestor.
            This step will also delete old data files from /data.
              Any files that contain "gvar" "pdus" "poes" "poesrelay" or "AREA" will
              be deleted from /data.  
              It will also overwrite ~mcadde/mcidas/data/RESOLV.SRV, /etc/init.d/ingcntl, /etc/rc3.d/S99inge and ~mcadde/.mcenv.   If
              you have any settings that you want retained, make backups before
              completing this step.  
            Edit /etc/init.d/ingcntl to change the number
            of AREA files to save for VIS and IR. 
 The AREAS= variable defines both the number of visible and IR AREA files to save.
 For example, if  AREAS=100 VIS AREAs will be AREA0001 - AREA0100
 IR AREAs will be AREA0101 - AREA0200
 
 If AREAS=75
 VIS AREAs will be AREA0001 - AREA0075
 IR AREAs will be AREA0076 - AREA0150
Edit ~mcadde/mcidas/data/RESOLV.SRV and change
            its settings to reflect the AREA ranges specified in step 6.
                   
                    If you
              want an email event sent at the completion of an image ingest,
              add the email address to /data/notify.list to
              set the image complete notifications.    
   Start the ingestor.
		  
             
              Type: /etc/init.d/ingcntl start
              
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