What are white horizontal lines across a TSI raw image?
This should not occur during normal operation. If it does, you should cover the CCD immediately until you fix the shadowband alignment problem. White horizontal lines indicate that the camera is being exposed to excessive light, that is, the blocking band is out of alignment allowing direct sunlight to get to the CCD. It generally indicates improper alignment, band settings, improper time or latitude/longitude settings. This can be verified remotely on the TSI-440 by initiating the Check Alignment feature on TSI Manager, or the setup tab on the TSI-880.
