SetState 11Parameter
Set the orbit state of a satellite from an 11-Parameter file.
Syntax
SetState <SatObjectPath> 11Parameter <Options>
Related commands
Description
The SetState 11Parameter command sets the orbit state of the satellite using information from an 11-Parameter file. The 11-Parameter files are on the Intelsat, SES NewSkies, and TelenorSBC websites.
When you use two or more files for one satellite, the files must all have the same satellite identifier and must not have duplicate epoch times.
You must enter at least one option on the command line. Valid <Options> are:
| <Options> | Description |
|---|---|
| File "<Filename>" | Enter the path and name of an 11-Parameter file. You can enter this option more than once on a command line.
See the {Add | Replace} option below. "<FilePath>" is the path to a file on your local drive. |
| NoProp | If you include NoProp on the command line, STK will set the satellite's state but will not propagate the satellite. |
| TimePeriod {TimeInterval} | Define the beginning and end of the satellite's time period.
For valid {TimeInterval} values, see Time Options. |
| TimeStep <StepSize> | Enter a value representing the interval between calculated ephemeris output points in seconds. The default value is 60 seconds. |
| {Add | Replace} | This parameter is used in conjunction with the File parameter. Enter Add to add the file(s) to the satellite. Enter Replace to clear any files currently in use by the satellite and replace them with the files listed in the command.
The default value is Add. |
Examples
Set the state for sat11 using the specified file:
SetState */Satellite/sat11 11Parameter File "C:\Users\stkUser\Documents\ExternFiles\304.50 IS-805 2008-06-07 00-00-00.11param"
Set the time options for sat11:
SetState */Satellite/sat11 11Parameter TimePeriod "1 Jul 2009 17:00:00.00" "1 Jul 2009 22:00:00.00" TimeStep 300.0
Replace the files in sat11 with the input file:
SetState */Satellite/sat11 11Parameter Replace File "C:\Users\stkUser\Documents\ExternFiles\304.50 IS-805 2008-06-10 16-35-00.11param"
Return message
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Version
12.10