RS-22


19:39 UTC DOKA telemetry system data transmission


e.g. analyzing byte #110 of each frame


RS-22


20:02 UTC – 20:06 UTC DOKA data transmission on 435.352 MHz (608 bit frames size)
20:06 UTC – 20:15 UTC (LOS) no CW beacon signal


RS-22


19:30 UTC only some DOKA transmission, no CW beacon


DOKA transmission system – 256 frames per block, 608 bits per frame
8 byte sync sequence (58 E9 3B 4D D6 7A 8F 90) + 1 byte frame counter (00 .. FF)


RS-22


06:40 UTC DOKA transmission, RS-22 seems to be spin very fast (lost of stabilisation?)


rapid changes of field strength


RS-22


18:58 UTC nothing heard


RS-22, TATIANA-2


20:35 UTC nothing heard from both satellites :-(


RS-22


21:20 UTC nothing heard from RS-22


RS-22


20:05 UTC no signals heard


RS-22


18:44 UTC no CW beacon, only a short DOKA transmission (608 bit frame length)


RS-22 seems to tumbling fast. There is an strong noise dip every 3 seconds followed by a second one after 1 second.to


RS-22


Jim, AC4AV: I have not heard CW telemetry from RS-22 for over a week or so.
A couple days ago, I did hear some interesting audio, but caught the last few seconds before LOS.


audio spectrum

RS-22 is sending short bursts of telemetry every 5 seconds on 435.352 MHz (FM)
This morning I could hear heavy downlink traffic. This data transmission system is called DOKA.
The DOKA modulation is PM with Manchester-encoded data on sidebands.
It uses 4800Bd data, one block contains 256 frames with sync wsequence and frame counter. The length of a RS-22 frame is 608 bit (76 byte).


DOKA telemetry block in a hexdump view