This document consists of three parts. First, a tracker part of the pre-flight setup is shown in section 2. Then, sections 3 and 4 briefly describes tracker hardware components, tracker operation, and readout scheme. These sections are of interest for everyone that has to interact with the tracker. And finally, section 7 describes more detailed information of tracker operation. The section can be a reference for tracker experts.
It is not necessary for everyone to read through all of this document. The part of the document you should read depends on what extent you are operating the tracker to. From that point of view, there are three different types of tracker users: operators, workers, and experts.
Operators are responsible to ensure that the tracker is running properly during pre-flight or in-flight operation. They are recommended to read section 2. Sections 3 and 4 are interesting for better understanding of the tracker.
Workers monitor the data, calibrate the tracker, and modify the tracker configuration depending on the tracker status. They are required to understand all the subjects covered by this document. They will find the software configuration of the tracker and a few typical testing methods in sections 5 and 6.
Experts take a lead in setting up the tracker, changing the setup, planning and revising a run plan. Section 7 will be references for experts.