Uptime: 5:33:24s, Mode: SURVIVAL
tickcount _hi 0 | tickcount_low 20004947 current mode 3 | heap free 13320 low voltage count 0 | Battery Voltage 8.21 V Array X Voltage 8.03 V | Array X+ Current 139.77 mA Array X- Current 139.77 mA | Array Y Voltage 8.32 V Array Y+ Current 139.77 mA | Array Y- Current 139.77 mA Array Z Voltage 4.87 V | Array Z+ Current 527.97 mA Array Z- Current -27.10 mA | 3V3 Bus Current 231.42 mA 5V Bus Current 359.00 mA | Battery Temp 8.36 C Radio Temp 14.19 C | last seen seq no. 4 next beacon enabled 0 | Antenna Status 16 Magnetometer X 12870 nT | Magnetometer Y -2350 nT Magnetometer Z 20740 nT | Gyroscope X -0.03 deg/s Gyroscope Y -0.49 deg/s | Gyroscope Z -0.05 deg/s
The first packet you decoded we have seen already, and is very interesting: it’s the answer to a command we sent. This means it’s the answer to command 000004 (which we sent), and the data is 43 44 48 == ‘CDH’. The command we sent is a sort of PING which asked the subsystem cdh it’s name, hence “CDH”. That’s how we were sure the satellite had answered our command correctly. Now we also have a beacon that read “Last Seen Seq: 4”, which also confirms the sat received our command :)