The spacecraft went into safe mode (autonomous dump) after the first day of the 
load. The problem was related to a burn that did not execute properly. The 
currently executing sequence (00031) was aborted. The only requests that actually
executed prior to this abort were the NIS/MSI Mirror Plane test, OPNAVBP_112 and 
NIS/MSI Mirror Geom test 1. All activities that had not executed were moved to 
occur in sequences 00033 and/or 00035.  Sequence 00033 would only contain a few 
opnavs and the rescheduled burn. Sequence 00035 would contain some of the original
activities that had been in 00031. (see that week for details)

An unrelated problem with the opnavs popped up the same week.
On tuesday Feb 1, Bill Owen reported that he was not able to see stars
in the OpnavBPs because of scattered light through the clear filter (autoexp).
He and Scott decided to change the sequence defs for OpnavBPs to make
seq 29 be one manexp 150ms through filter 4, seq 9 to be four  man exp 999 through filter 4,
and seq 8 to be 3 autoexp through filter 4.  Karl sent a real-time command Tues
afternoon to make this change. Plans were made to modify seq 00038 to make
the same changes to seq def file and also to modify the autoexposure setup for
Opnav BPs.  But this didn't happen right away.  Next morning we found out that the 
s/c had gone into safing (the above-mentioned problem with the burn)

We incorporated these changes to the opnav imaging into the 00033 load, and into
00035 with one change from the real time command sent Tuesday. The change is that in 
00033, and 00035 we went back to using clear filter for the manual 999 exp.


Summary of opnav_bp changes:

                   original                 00031 rtc                   00033 and after

seq 29          1 man clr 999ms          1 man filt4 150ms             1 man filt4 150ms
seq 8           3 auto clr               3 auto filt4                  3 auto filt4
seq 9           4 man clr              4 man filt4 999ms               4 man clr 999ms

              (4,60,999,999ms)