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FLIGHT MISSION RULES
AS-506/107/LM-5
APOLLO 11
PREFACE
THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS THE FLIGHT MISSION RULES FOR APOLLO 11. THESE
RULES WILL RECEIVE AN EXTENSIVE EVALUATION DURING THE SIMULATIONS PRIOR
TO THE APOLLO 11 MISSION. SUBSEQUENT REVISIONS TO THIS DOCUMENT WILL
BE PRINTED ON COLORED PAGES FOR EASY RECOGNITION. INFORMATION CONTAINED WITHIN THIS DOCUMENT REPRESENTS THE FLIGHT MISSION RULES FOR
THE APOLLO 11 MISSION AS OF APRIL 16, 1969.
IT IS REQUESTED THAT ANY ORGANIZATION HAVING COMMENTS, QUESTIONS, OR
SUGGESTIONS CONCERNING THESE MISSION RULES CONTACT MR. LARRY W. KEYSER,
FLIGHT CONTROL OPERATIONS BRANCH, BUILDING hb, ROOM 638, PHONE 483-3838.
ANY REQUESTS FOR ADDITIONAL COPIES OR CHANGES TO THE DISTRIBUTION LIST
IN APPENDIX B OF THIS DOCUMENT MUST BE MADE IN WRITING TO MR. CHRISTOPHER
C. KRAFT, JR., DIRECTOR OF FLIGHT OPERATIONS, MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
THIS IS A CONTROL DOCUMENT AND ANY CHANGES ARE SUBJECT TO THE CHANGE
CONTROL PROCEDURES DELINEATED IN APPENDIX C. THIS DOCUMENT IS NOT TO
BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE CHIEF, FLIGHT CONTROL
DIVISION, MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER, HOUSTON, TEXAS.
APPROVED BY:
CHRISTOPHER C. KRAFT,
DIRECTOR OF FLIGHT OPERATIONS
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Center
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ITEM
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
INTRODUCTION AND PURPOSE
PART I
GENERAL
GUIDELINES
O*SF GENERAL
RULES
PART II
FLIGHT MISSION
RuLES
1-1
SECTION
1
GENERAL RULES AND SOP'S

GENERAL
DEFINITIONS
1-3
TARGET POINT SELECTION
CRITERIA
1-7
PRELAUNCH RULES
1-8
LAUNCH ABORTS RULES
1-9
CREW ABORT
1-13
LIMITS
FLIGHT OPERATIONS RULES

GENERAL
M I S S I O N RULE
LAJNCH
SUVMARY
D~ASL
3-1
EARTH OREIT
3-2
TDkE
3-6
TRANSLUNAR CwAST
3-9
LUNAR ORBIT
3-13
UNCOCKED
3-16.
PHASE
RENDEZVOUS
3-15
UNMANNED
3-25
ALL
<*
2-1
PHASE
3-26
MANEUVERS
GROUND
INSTRUMENTATION
RECUL REGE
GENERAL
TRAjECTCR^ A N D GjIDASCE
LAL'NCM
5-1
EAnT^ ORBIT AND T U I
5-3
MANEUVERS
5-7
TRANSLUNAn
LUNAR
COAST
5-9
ORBIT
MISSION
APOLLO 11
5-12
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DATE
SECTION
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CONTENTS
GROUP
PAGE

RI V
Center
MISSION RULES
TABLE Or CONTENTS
TfM
ITEM
DESCENT
5-13
ASCENT
5-26
RENDEZVOUS
5-17
TRANSEARTH AND ENTRY
5-26
SLV -
TB1 THROUGH TB4/TB4A
SLV -
TB5 AND TB7
SLV -
TB6
SLV -
TB8
11
6-1
(COAST)
7-1
e-i
(RESTART)
ISAFING
PRELAUNCH
10
(LAUNCH)
AND
9-1
SLINGSHOT)
9-3
INSTRUMENTATION
CSM ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTROL
SYSTEM
GENERAL
10-1
MANAGEMENT
10-2
SUIT/CABIN
10-4
COOLANT
io-e
WATER & WASTE MANAGEMENT
10-11
INSTRUMLNTATION REQUIREMENTS
10-13
CSM CRYOGENICS
GENERAL
il-i
MANAGEMENT
11-2
SPECIFIC
U-3
INSTRUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS
12
CS ELECTRICAL POwE SVSTM

GENERAL
12-1
MANAGEMENT
12-2
FUEL CELLS
12-4
BATTERIES/CHARGER
12-6
DC DISTRIBUTION
12-7
12-10
AC
M
12-11
N REQUIRE ENTS
13
DOCKING AND
GENERAL
MANAGEMENT
SPECIFIC
CS
UMBILICAL
13-1
13-2
13-3
SEQUENTIAL
GENERAL
14-1
MANAGEMENT
14-2
SPECIF 1C
14-3
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECT ION
4/16/69 TABLE OF
CONTENTS
GROUP
PAGL
Center
MISSION RULES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Rf V
ITf M
INSTRUMENTATION
15
GUIDANCE
AND
REQUIREMENTS
14-6
CONTROL
GENERAL
15-1
MANAGEMENT
15-3
scs
15-4
Gt-N
15-10
INSTRUMENTATION
16
CSM
SERVICE
REQUIREMENTS
PROPULSION
15-13
SYSTEM
GENERAL
16-1
MANAGEMENT
16-3
SPECIFIC
16-4
INSTRUMENTATION
17
CSM
REQUIREMENTS
16-8
SM-RCS
GENERAL
17-1
MANAGEMENT
17-2
SPECIFIC
17-3
INSTRUMENTATION
18
CSM
REQUIREMENTS
17-6
CM-RCS
GENERAL
ie-i
MANAGEMENT
16-2
SPECIFIC
ie-3
INSTRUMENTATION
19
REQUIREMENTS
ie-5
EMJ/EVA
GENERAL
19-1
SPECIFIC
PRELAUNCH
20
19-2
INST.
COMMUNICATIONS
19-6
A\D
INSTRUMENTATION
GENERAL
MANAGEMENT
20-3
SPECIFIC
20-*
CSM/LM
21
20-1
INSTR
LM SEQUENTIAL
REQ
6
20-6
PYROTECHNIC
GENERAL
21-2
SPECIFIC
21-3
PRELAJ\CM
27
21-1
MA\AGEWENT
LM
21-b
INSTRUMENTATION
ELECTRICAL
PO*ER
GENERAL
22-1
MANAGEMENT
22-4
REV
MISSION
APCLLO
11
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
GROUP
PAGE
NASA - Manned Spacecraft C e n t e r

MISSION RULES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
23
SPECIFIC
22-5
22-9
LM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
GENERAL
23-1
MANAGEMENT
23-5
SPECIFIC
23-6
INSTRUMENTATION
24
25
26
27
28
REQUIREMENTS
23-12
LM COMM/INST
LM GUIDANCE AND CONTROL
GENERAL
25-1
MANAGEMENT
25-3
SPECIFIC - PGNS/CES/AGS
25-4
PRELAUNCH
25-9
INSTRUMENTATION
LM DPS
GENERAL
26-1
MANAGEMENT
26-2
SPECIFIC
26-4
PSELAUNCH INSTRUMENTATION
26-6
L* PCS
GENERAL
27-1
MANAGEMENT
27-2
SPECIFIC
27-3
PRELAUNCH INSTRUMENTATION
27-7
S ACE ENVIRONMENT
GENERAL
26-1
VANAGEÊNT
28-2
SPECIFIC
28-3
INSTRUMENTATION
29
REQUIREMENTS
26-5
RECOVERY
29-1
SPECIFIC
INSTRUMENTATION
30
31
REQUIREMENTS
29-5
AERCEDICAL
GENERAL
30-1
SPECIFIC - PHYSIOLOGICAL
31-1
30-2
SPECIFIC - EQUIPMENT
30-4
INSTRUMENTATION
30-5
REQUIREMENTS
EASEP
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 TABLE OF
CONTENTS
GROUP
PAGE
4

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Center
MISSION RULES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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GENERAL
31-1
ELECTRICAL
31-3
THERMAL
31-4
UPLINK.
31-5
DOWNLINK
31-6
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31-8
APPENDIX A - ACRONYMS AND SYMBOLS
A-l
APPENDIX B - DISTRIBUTION LIST
B-l
APPENDIX C - CHANGE CONTROL
C-l
MISSION
APOLLC
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DATE
SECTION
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CONTENTS
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MISSION RULES
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ITEM
* INTRODUCTION U PURPOSE
MISSION R U L E S ARE P R O C E D U R A L STATEMENTS WHICH PROVIDE FLIGHT CONTROL PERSONNEL

WITH
TO EXPEDITE T H E D E C I S I O N - W A K I N G P R O C E S S . THE RULES ARE BASLD ON AN A N A L Y S E OF v \\"v
CONFIGURATION.
SYSTtVS
OPERATIONS
AND
CONSTRAINTS.
FLIGHT
CREW
PROCEDURES
1NJ
O B J E C T I V E S . T H E D I E C T C * OF FLIGHT O P E R A T I O N S , MANNED SPACtCKAFT C E N T E R , H O U S T O N , TEXAS
OVERALL R E S P O N S I B I L I T Y *Z* T H E P R E p A R A T I 0 N , C O N T E N T S , AND CONTRUL OF THE FLIGHT 11 IIIJN
ISSION R u L t S C A N bE C A T t G O R l Z E D A S G E N E R A L A N D S P E C I F I C .
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MISSION
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ACTION
AND/OR
THE C u E S / N C T E b / C O M M E M s C O W ^ N PROVIDES T H E F L I G H T CONTROLLER

C O N C E R N I N G THE C U N D I T I O N / V A L F u N C T I G N AND/OR R U L I N G .
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INTRODUCTION
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MISSION RULES
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SECTION I - GENERAL GUIDELINES
ITEM
ITEM
OMSF GENERAL RULES
1-1
MISSION RULES ARE EFFECTIVE DURING THE LAUNCH COUNTDOWN. FLIGHT AND RECOVERY OPERATIONS. AND
DURING PRELAuNCH TtSTS WHEN APPLICABLE, THEY ARE BASED ON PRIMARY OBJECTIVES AS STATED
IN THt
APOLLO FLIGHT MISSION ASSIGNMENTS DOCUMENT M-D MA 500-11. PROPOSED CHANGES
TO THE
P*I*ARv
OBJECTIVES STATED IN THE MISSION ASSlGMENTS DOCUMENT SHALL REQUIRE AA/MSF APPROVAL,
1-2
THE DIRECTOR OF FLIGHT OPERATIONS AND THE DIRECTOR OF

LAUNCH
REPRESENTATIVE WILL INSURE COORDINATION OF THEIR
RESPECTIVE
MISSION DIRECTOR AND OTHER APPROPRIATE ORGANIZATIONS*
1-3
OPERATIONS
MISSION
OR
RULE
THEIR
CHANGES
UtSI&NATEl/
WITH
FOLLOWING THE CDDT OK FRT . WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST, MISSION DIRECTOR APPROVAL
AND
CONCURRENCE
WILL BE REOUIRED ON ALL RULES CHANGES AFFECTING SAFETY, ACCOMPLISHMENT
OF TEST OBJECTIVES.
DEVIATIONS FROM THE NOMINAL MISSION AND PRELAUNCH
CONSTRAINTS. CONCURRENCE MAY BE OSTAINF.D
VERBALLY IF T]lE CONSIDERATIONS SO DICTATE.
DURING THE CONDUCT OF THE MISSION. THE MISSION DIRECTOR WILL BE ADVISED OF
THAT
INVOLVE CHANGES TO
MISSION OBJECTIVES* MISSION RULES* FLIGHT
LAUNCH/FLIGHT SAFETY.
ALL
PLAN
RECO*vtM>ATIUNb
CONTENT.
O
1-5
* : 7 M ] N THEIR RESPECTIVE AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY. THE COMMAND PILOT. THE LAUNCH DIRECTOR,
DIRECTOR. DOS MANAGER FOR vsF SUPPORT OPERATIONS. AND 1M MISSION DIRECTOR MAY TAKL OH ^
A\Y ACTION REOUIRED FOR CP T lMu* CONDUCT O c TnE V.ISSION.
1-6
7-E COMMAND PILOT. SPACECRAFT TEST CONDUCTOR. L A J N C H VEHICLE TEST CONDUCTOR, SpACE V E - I C
SUPERVISOR. LAUNCH OPERATIONS MANAGER* LAUNCH DIRECTOR. FLIGHT DIRECTOR. DCD M A N A G E r uSPACE FLIGHT SUPPORT OPERATIONS. OR T H E MISSION DIRECTOR
*AY REQUEST A HOUJ
FJ- ^
WITHIN THEIR
1-7
THL
RESPECTIVE AREAS OF
FLIL--7
RESPONSIBILITY.
T H E C O U N T D O W N . THL LAUNCH VEHICLE AND S P A C E C R A F T PROGRAM MANAGERS AND

*EPECTJv:_
C
O P E R A T I O N S MANAGERS SHALL PROVIDE T E C H N I C A L A D V I C E AND SUPPORT L I R E C T L * TO T H E L A J N C ^ ^ i
vANAGER AND LAUNCH D I R E C T O R . THE LATTER TWO WILL KEEP THE MISSION
DIRECTOR
FJLLY
i\FwKvrP R O B L E M S AND PROPOSED S O L U T I O N S . DURING T H E FLIGHT
PHASE
OF
OPERATIONS*
S1VILAR
^ ^ . ^ *
R f C u I R E D WILL B PROVIDED TO THE F L I G H T D I R E C T O R AND T H E *SC DIRECTOR OF F L I G H T OPt-ÂTl^NS.
V
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I S S I O N DIRECTOR WILL BE KEPT FULLY INFORMED BY
TMESE
INDIVIDUALS
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PROBLtvc. A N _
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S O L U T I O N S D U R I N G THE A P P L I C A B L E P H A S E S OF T H E M I S S I O N .
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TO Tr
M I S S I O N D I R E C T O R E * TÊ L A U N C H D I R E C T O R O R T H E F L I G H T D I R E C T O R . T H EI M T I A U R t ^ O R T *ILL
INC-uD
T H P O S I T I O N O H FACILITY THAT D E T E C T E D T H E M A L F U N T I O N . S U B S E Q U E N T L Y . T H MISSION
D IRt C T W <
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IT D E V E L O P S ,
OF E S T I M A T E D
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A P O L L O 11
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DATE
AND RECOWMF.NDED
PROCEED.
SECTION
GnOUP
GENERAL
GUIDELINES
OMSF GENERAL
RULES
H0LD
PAGE
1-2
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OR SC^wt:
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Center
MISSION RULES
REV
1TTM
SECTION
I - GENERAL GUIDELINES
I TEW
1-9
IF A M A N D A T O R Y I T E M F A I L S D U R I N G T H E C O U N T D O W N . IT W I L L B E C O R R E C T E D P R I O R T O L A U N C H . H C L D I N L
R E C Y C L I N G THE C O U N T D O W N A S N E C E S S A R Y . IF A M A D A T O R Y ITEM C A N N O T B E C O R R E C T E D T O P E R M I T
LIFTOFF
W I T H I N THE L A U N C H W I N D O W . T H E M I S S I O N D I R E C T O R M A Y P R O C E E D W I T H
THE LAUNCH
AFTER
APPROPRIATE
ANDPR0GRAK yANAGERS 6ENERALLY
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AS THE D E S I G N A T E D R E P R E S E N T A T I V E OF T H E PROGRAM D I R E C T O R , O N L Y T H E M I S S I O N
DIRECTOR
MAY S C R u b
THE M I S S I O N . F U R T H E R , THE * ISSI ON
DIRECTOR
RETAINS
T H E PRIMARY
AUTHORITY
TO DOWNGRADE
A
MANDATORY ITEM. T H I S A U T H O R I T Y SHALL BE EXERCISED AS C I R C U M S T A N C E S DICTATE AND AFTER APPROPRIATE
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N S ^ R U M THE P R O G R A M M A N A G E R S . L A U N C H D I R E C T O R . AND F L I G H T DIRECTOR
1-11
1-12
THE
1-13
W H E N E V E R P O S S I B L E . T H E L A U N C H SITE AND MCC *ILL VERIFY T E L E M E T R Y READOUT D I S C R E P A N C I E S U C C W 5 & 1 ^

PRICR TO L I F T O F F . IF TE "CC LOSES A P A R A V E T E * BUT Tht ^ A J N C H SITE H A S A V A L I U ^ E A ^ L O T . 7~E V C L
KILL
COUNTDOWN
CONTINUE
wlLL
ON
NuT BE HELD
THE LAUNCM
NOR THE LAUNCH
SITE
RFADOWT.
SCRuBtfED FOR F A I L U R E
THIS
IS
(LISTED IN T H E F ^ I O H T M ] S b i c N R U L E S ) U - 0 \ * M I C H
HOLD **AY BE CALLED TC EVALUATE T H E ^ R O B L E V .
THE
1-15
COUNTDOWN
*ILL
CW\'J\L-E
AHERE
POSSIBLE
T-*U L x C L P T
MISSION
CWNCJÊNTWY
FCk
RLLES
WITH
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I N D E P E N D E N T I N D I C A T I O N S CF T H E F A I L W R E . C R E W A E J K T A C T I O N W I L L N O R V A L L V BE C A S E -
P I 0 R TC L I F T O F F .
.t DIRECTOR C^ L A U N C H OPERATIONS * I LL E : R E S P O N S I B L E
EVENT CF L A U N C H SI E
EMERGENCIES.
EXCEPT
FOR
RECOVERY
OPERATIONS
RESULTINo r R C ^ A P D ABORT.
S
IS A R M E D u\TIL TE
TC.'-ER. T~f CPITEcj
MANAGEK
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MISSION
APOLLO 1]
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SUFFICIENT
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ALTITLOE
CLEAK
T H E T 0^ Of-
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SECTION
GROUP
GENERAL
GUIDELINES
OVSF G
RuLtS
1-2
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Center
MISSION RULES
JTFM
ITEM
I-1B
FROM LIFTOFF TO TO*ER CLEAR* Tn LAuNCM

DIRECTOR
AND FLIGHT
DIRECTOR
WILL
HAVE
CONCURRENT
R E S P O N S I B I L I T Y FOR SENDING AN ABORT R E Q U E S T . THE C R I T E R I A FOR S E N D I N G A N ABORT
REQUEST
DuRlNb
THIS PERIOD KILL BE ESTABLISHED IN THE LAUNCH AND FLIGHT RULES RESPECTIVELY.
1-19
THE LAUNCH O P E R A T I O N S MANAGER WILL
BY SAYING
'CLEAR T O ^ E R 1 1
INFORM MCC W H E N T H E SPACE
VEHICLE CLEARS T H E U M B I L I C A L
OVER ONE OF THE LOOPS FROM K S C T C M C C .
1-20
IN T H E EVENT OF N O N - C A T A S T R O ^ H ] C SPACE VEHICLE C O L L I S I O N

WITH
T H E UMBILICAL
TOwER
OK OTHE*
CONTINGENCI ts W H I C H D O NOT REUUIRE IMv;r[)IA7 ACTION* T H E LAUNCH OPERATIONS MANAGER W I L L C O N T I N U L
TC EVALUATE T H E EXTENT O r T H D A M A G E AND PROVIDE INFORMATION TO T H E F L I & M T
DJRECTOK
FCR
A.',
ACTION N E C E S S A R Y AFTER UMElLlCAL TOWER C L E A R A N C E .
1-21
COMPLETE G R O U N D CONTROL OF T H E SPACE VEHICLE P A S S E S

TO THE F L I C - H T
VEHICLE K E A C ^ E S SUFFICIENT ALTITUDE TO CLEAR THiE TOP OF T H E U V E I L I C A L
1-22
IN T H E MCC THE. FLIGHT D I R E C T O R . FLIGHT DYNAMICS OFFICER Ai\D ECUSTER SYSTEMS t'.ul
THE C A P A B I L I T Y TO SE'^D AN ABORT REQUEST S I G N A L . T H E CRITERIA FOP sE-wING A'. AfcCST
BE
ESTABLISHED
IN
T*t. F L I G H T
RULES.
7~E C O M W A \ : PILOT MAY INITIATE SuCH
FLIGHT C R E *
1-25
SAFETY
INFLIG-T
TA<t PRECEDENCE
IN T - E E V E N T O F C O M M U N I C A T I O N S
T H E C O M M A N D PILOT
RULES.
ACTION
AS r. DEL'^S ESSENTIAL * C^ CRf
OF
OVEK T H E ACCO
L L S S B E T W E E N T H E M A N N E D sÂCt ^ L I
-ILL A S S U v t RtSÔNS IB I Li T Y F O K V I S S T Q N
T-E FLIG
SPACE r L l
DIRECTUK
TOWER.
T-IR(JUC-H TwE R E C O V E R Y C C O n D J N A T C R *
OPEHATICNS
*Ê P ^ E W I C T E C L O C A T I O N
CJND.iCT
AS DtSCRJfctD
W I L L P H C A ' I D E Tf.L D C A N O TlM.r" J c

PLMJ-'J.
Tr- D C D MANAGER fO M A N N E D S P A C E F L I G H T
SUPPORT
OPfRATJo.NS
is RESP
C C ^ M A N D A ' O CCNT&Cw J r DUD RECOVERY F O R C E S . RfcCJMME NDA7 IUNS b . ! D U l ! c
C C R ' H BY NASA* ^ : L L bt CONSIDERED TC EFFEC^ SAFt AND E X P F C I T I C w S PrCt Rv
R U L L NUMBERS I-2B TtiKOu

l-'2b ARE R E S E R V E D .
MISSION
A P O L L O 11
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DATE
SECTION
GROUP
GENERAL
GUIDELINES
OMSF GtNtFiAL
RULtS
* A v:.
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION I - GENERAL
ITEM
GUIDELINES
ITEM
DEFINITIONS
1-36
REDLINE
A REDLlNfc VALUE IS A MAXIMUM A N D / O R M I N I M U M LIMIT OF A CRITICAL PARAMETER N E C t S S A R Y TU
IDENTIFY vEHlCLEt SYSTEMt AND COMPONENT
PERFORMANCE
AND O P E R A T I O N .
REDLINE
VALUES
#'JLL t?L
E S T A B L I S H E D S U C M THAT FURTHER DEGRADATIONS OF THE SYSTEM OR COMPONENT COULD LEAD TO A F A I L U R F TO
ACCOMPLISH THE PRIMARY MISSION.
1-3 7
REDLINE F U N C T I O N
A REDLINE FUNCTION IS A PARAMETER THAT H A S BEEN
IDENTIFIED
TO MONITOR
F U N C T I O N I N G OF A UNIT TO INSURE THE OPERATIONAL P E R F O R M A N C E OF THAT UNIT IS ACCEPTABLE
TO
THE PRIMARY M I S S I O N . REDLINE FUNCTIONS ARE M A N D A T O R Y .
1-38
PRIMARY O B J E C T I V E
A STATEMENT OF THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF F L I G H T . WHEN uSEu
IN CENTEK
CONTROu
D O C U M E N T A T I O N T H E PRIMARY OBJECTIVE MAY BE A M P L I F I E D BUT NOT M O D I F I E D . DETAILED TEST 0-3
WILL BE G E N E R A T E D A N D AMPLIFIED TO FULFILL EACH MISSION O B J E C T I V E ,
1-39
PRINCIPAL D E T A I L E D TEST OBJECTIVE

A DETAILED TEST OBjECTIvt WHICH v.uST Bt A C C O M P L I S n t D
PR I O K
TO T H E LUNAR LANDING M I S S I O N . ANY PRINCIPAL D E T A I L E D TEST UBJtCTlVE NUT SAT I s F A C T Q R I L v C O V
ON T H E A S S I G N E D MISSION CAN BE ATTEMPTED ON A SUBSEQUENT M I S S I O N WITHOUT MAJOR IMPACT.
VANDATORY
DETAILED
TEST
OBJECTIVE
A PRINCIPAL
DETAILED
TEST
OBjECTlvt
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S A T I 3 C A C T O ^ I L Y C C v P L t T E D CN T H E ASSIGNED v i s s l C N . ^ A I L U R E
TU JC SO *C<uiD U \ J U . Y
C
SUBSEQUENT FLIG'-'T SCHEDULES AND/OR REQUIRE S U E S E J O E N T SPACE VEHICLE RLC\ p i G U R A T I' W N,
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CNDITiCNS w'vSAT I J FAC*r : ? v rC-^ L A ' . N C H OR ^ L i G n T ,
DATE
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GROUP
GENERAL
GUIDELINES
OMSF GENERAL
RULES
PAGE
SuPf-wkT
LLfcv\T T - A T
Tut
MELT
Center
MISSION RULES
Rf.V
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ITEM
ITEM
COUNTDOWN
THE PERIOD OF TIME STARTING
^ ^ ^ ^ ' S S
1-48
HOLD-POINT
? ^ ^
! ^
WITH
LAUNCH
VEHICLE
POWER
STRUCTURE REM0VAL LANC
THE L A J N C H
IS STOPPED AND RETURNED
TO A D E S I G N A T E D
POINT OR
FOR
CUTOFF
THE AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL COMMAND TO STOP T H E L A U N C H S E U U E N C E
'AUTOMATIC LAUNCH SLUUENCE START.* 1
1-52
LIFTOFF
T H E POINT
1-52
V
AB'J^cT
I S S I C \ T K V I \ A T I O . N 6 * ^ S C H E D U L E S I \ T E \ T I C \ A L SEPARATION OF
LAJNC- VEHICLE PRIUR TO R E I T A L I - \ S E H T J C N .
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INSERTION.
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INTERRUPTED,
As
SPECIFIED
IN T H E
REvENT
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1NSTR J W \ T AT ICN
EVALUATION
'1SSICN
PCcLO 11
REV
IS T M E E U U I P V ~ N T
THAT
ACULIRES.
DATE
SECTION
/ 16 / 1 9 GENERAL
GUIDELINES
iRCUP
OYSF GENERAL
RULES
AT
ITEMS.
PAGE
1-6
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OF
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OF INSTRUMENTATION
Of 5 p ACt V ' E H I C L E AND O P E R A T I O N A L
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DISCONNECT
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2\STfiu v EN7ATl0N
LAUNCH
&
AFTER
THE EVENT DETERMINED bY T H INSTRUMENTATION U M T U X & U I C A L

I N T I V E * H E N PLUS T l v COMMENCES.
EVENT
THE
I S POSTPONED.
1-51
FC^
UP
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A PREDETERMINED POINT WHERE THE COUNTDOWN KAY BE CONVENIENTLY
RECYCLE
THE COUNTDOWN
LAUNCH M I S S I O N R U L E S *
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REV
SECTION 1 GENERAL ftULES AND SOP'S
ITEM
GENERAL
1-1
THE FLIGHT MISSION RULES OUTLINE PREPLANNED DECISIONS DESIGNED TO MINIMIZE THE AMOUNT OF
REAL-TIME RATIONALIZATION REuuIRED WHEN NON-NOMINAL SITUATIONS OCCUR DURING THE TERMINAL
COUNTDOWN. THE FLIGHT PHASE AND RECOVERY OPERATIONS.
1-2
EVER POSSIBLE. THE CREW AND GROUND WILL VERIFY ALL MALFUNCTIONS. WHENEVER THtkL IS A
CONFLICT BETWEEN SPACECRAFT AND GROUND TELEMETRY READOUTS. THE SPACECRAFT READOUTS ARE PRIME
(ASSUMING T H E S P A C E C K A F T HAS ADEQUATE INSTRUMENTATION AND THAT APPLICABLE SPACECRAFT
COCKPIT
READOUTS ARE O^'EHAT I UNAL )
1-3
SPACECRAFT W A U \ C H - I I I rwT Bt ATTEMPTED IF iCNCwN SPACECRAFT SYSTEMS MALFUNCTIONS WILL ..IV.IT THE
MISSION DURATION SUCH THAT ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL OR MANDATORY DETAILED TEST OBJECTIVES
WILL BE COMPROMISED.
*HEN ! A CONFLICT CF
FLI6^
ACTIVITIES
OCCURS.
THE
FLIGMT
DIRtCTOR
WILL
DETERMINE
PRIORITY OF ACTIvITItS.
1-5
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Is -ART 1 CR FRC-" Tf-rSE O E N E K A L
T H DEvlAT IDKS FRC>. * H [ GENERAL
M I S S I O N RJLES MAY DEVIATE PR CM T- GtNERAL Gl-IDELINtS

R J L E S . T H E SPECIFIC MISSION RUit * ! t L A P P L Y I >. ALL
C
G u l D L w I N E S *'1LL SE NC-TED.
Tt-. * \ A L V S : S C F Tf-it. F L I C . T .
C : v ^ L ] ] C \ Z? T-t
MISSION.
I 6 S I C A R J L C L l * - ' I T b TnAT ARE

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L'NC-ERSTCCD A\D AÊ NwT bl^SEC TO C C ^ P E N i A T E FOR TIÊ D E L A V S
SPACECRAFT A\L viF'i !-*T A / D I S C - A Y S Y S T E M S *
L'i.ESS STATED
TAKE
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DATE
/ 16/69
DESInADuE
L I M I T S AS * E L C AS
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SECTION
GENERAL
RULES AND SOP'S
GENERAL
1-1
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MISSION RULES
SECTION 1 GENERAL RULES AND SOP'S
1TLM
1-11
A.
REQUIRED 70 IN5URE FLIGHT C R E W SAFETY.
B.
REQUIRED TO IMPLEMENT RULES RESULTING IN LAUNCH ABORTS.
C.
REQuIRtD TC IMPLEMENT RULES RESULTING IN EARLY MISSION TERMINATION.
D.
REQUIRED TO MAKE t>EC I S I ON TO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT MISSION PHASE.
THE CRITERION ^GR C A T E G O * 121 .\G INSTRUMENTATION AS HIGHLY DLSlRAftLE
DLî^ s ^r?r?;^^^ D ?L^r A L

1-12
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THE
INVOKED
SYSTEMS
^ G N T ORLE
SPACECRAFT OR LAUNCH VEHICLE DuR I NG THE LAUNCH
WÎCH
REQUIRE
COÂND
ACTIVITY.
HE LAUNCH O P E R A T I O N S M A N A G E - . I I I INFORM T H E FLIGHT DIRECTOR wnEN

K E U V E I L K A L ~CxEn 5 Y STATING ''CÊAR T O ^ E R " OVER C H A N N L L
Ul.
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THE
S/C
REV
11
DATE
1 6 .
69
SECTION
GROUP
GENERAL
RULES AND SOP'S
GENLRAL
FOR
CRE*
COMMAND
...UR^ C F T H E M I S S I O N H U ^ E
1-23 AÊ EF>vED.
MISSION
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PAGE
1-2
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- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
RF.V
SECTION
ITEM
1 GENERAL
RULES
AND S O P ' S
DEFINITIONS
ASAP-AS
SCON AS PRACTICABLE
( U E . AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND REASONABLE).
PTP
A PREFERRED TARGET POINT IS A STRATEGICALLY LOCATED
SLT OF COORDINATES
FOk *HJCH T H E
SPACECRAFT S H O U L D E TARGETED IF IT HECOMFS NECESSARY TO LAND ON THAT REVOLUTION.
1-26
lll~otAl
1-27
NEXT BfST P T P
A PREFERRED TARGET POINT WHICH CAN B E REACHED
BY T H E SPACECRAFT
*ITHINT H E
C O N S T R A I N T S I M P O S E D c Y T H ES P A C E C R A F T P R O B L E * C A U S I N G A N E A R L Y V I S S I C N T E R M I N A T I O N A N D A L L O W I N G
X
T H E B E S T P O S S I B L E K t ^ N T ^ Y A \ D L A N D I N G A R E A C O N D I T I O N S * T > L V ^ C J Q N w l L L N U T P K L - V E E D T U T^L N t X T
=>HA5E U N L E S S S P E C I F I C A L L Y N O T E D .
1-28
PEENTER
1-29
TERMINATE ASAP
1-3C
i-32
ASAP
AS
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AS PRACTICABLE
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^ C R T M E PL'^P'-Sf OF V I S S I O N R U L E A C T I O N , C R I T I C A L ^ . A N t U V t ^ S A R J t F I \
T H C S E M A N E U V E R S E U U I = E D 1Z I N S U R E C R F w S A F E T Y . T H E V I O L A T I O N 0 ^ P R C ^ U L S I C N S V ^ T L V
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BE A C C L P T c i ^ A S N L C L S ^ A S T F O R S U C H B U R N S . A L L M A N E U V E R S
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1-32
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SAFETY.
EARLY STAGING
uNSCrEDuLED
MISSION
APCLLC I:
REV
SEPARATION
I;ATE
O F T H S - I V B
SECTION
/ 1 6 / 6 9 GENERAL
RULES AND SOP'S
STAGE
FRwv
GROUP
STAGE.
PAGE
DEFI NIT IONS

2-3
U- r
NASA - Manned Spacecraft Center

MISSIOM RULES
REV
ITEM
1*33
CONTINGENCY ORBIT INSERTION (COl)

AN 5PS PROPULSIVE MANEUVER WHICH WILL PROVIDE CSM INSERTION
INTO A SAFE ORBIT (H? GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 7* NM) IN THE EVENT OF AN SLV FAlLURF
OCCiW^c
IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO INSERTION, OR IN THE EVENT OF DEGRADED SLV PERFORMANCE.
1-3*
S-IVB DESTRuCT PACKAGE SAFJNG

THE EMERGENCY DESTRUCT PACKAGE IS SAFED BY THE RSO TRANSMITTING
A COMMAND WHICH PERMANENTLY KEÔvES POWER FROM THE RANGE SAFETY RECEIVERS.
1-35
S-IVB SAFIN3
DEPLETED*
1-36
PSELAUNCH PHASE
A PASSIVATION SEQUENCE IN WHICH S-JVB LOX, LH2 > AND HIGH
CPRELN)THE
TIÊ INTERVAL
FROM T H ECOMPLETION
PRESSURE
OF T H EFLIGHT
SPHERES ARt
READINESS
REVIE*
TC LIFTOFF.
1-37
FLIGHT ^HASE
FLIGHT
PHAE
THE INTERVAL FROM LIFTOFF

is FURTHER
A. LAUNCH PrALE
SUBDIVIDED
F*O* Ll^TOFT
B EARTH CRB2T P-AbE
FRO
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FOR TLI T H R O J G H
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INTERVAL
CF
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T I V ^ f ÎUD T H E L M CAN AbOKT

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THE
DLÎNG
A T /.-1
INTERVAL
TÊ "I
LANCING.
T*-L T I v
5JCFT),
T C THE INITIATION
T H E INITIATION
2.
c-ASr
FRO1^ T-it C S W
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P D l +b T O Lv L A T E
^ 0 ^ A T E IS T H E P O I N T
M A N U A L L Y r w I E S T-t D E S C E N T .
EVA
INJECTION' (Ttol:.
TO u\D0C*2No AND -KO'-' PEDOCÎNG TU TEI CuTCFF.
2.
STAv
PURPOSES T H L
LM EJECTIL-N FkO SLA (TBJ>).
Sr-ARATICN DISTANCE OF A P & K O X ,
A'C GE^ I M : OR::IT U.S
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RULE
(TB1 T H R O U T H T B 4 ) .
THROUGH S-ivB CUTUFF FOR TRANSLUNAR
' v ' v *.CI1 CuTCFF
"-E ll'-'z
D: S C t N T
p
INSERTION
FROv, s~]VB CuTQFF
STATION *:Eh*rC- IVAXIV. L .V

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MISSION
Tr T J M INTERVALS DURING wt-.lCn T H E ^M Aro CS^. ARE DOC<D.
F. LU\*R ORÎT ^ ' A O E
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THROUGH
FOR
BELLUV
f ^ v CS /S-IVB SEPARATION T H R C U G H
DOCKED PriASE
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THROUGH S P L A S H D O * ' N .
SMO*N
I-NStKTJON
TRANSLUNAR COAST PrASE
^.
AS
j\'ERVAL
R C ^ TOoC-DO^N
F R O ^ L V D E R E S S u R I 2A T \ 0 \
V
UNTIL
UNTIL
MANEUVER.
TO TûCf- JC*.\
THE PCWEKED
DLSCrNT
DESCENT
STAGE
AFTEK
CREA
TAKE6
TAÊOvtK
OF T H E PDI
VANEUVEK
OvER
MNJ
( A H P K O X l VAT t L Y
LIFTOFF.
LV R E P R E ^ S u R I Z A T I O N .
>
K* R E N D E Z V O U S
T h [ TIvc
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3^. SERT:0. I N T O L U N A R
ORDIT
AFTER
ASCENT
OR
ArTER
AN
A S O ^ ' E L ; D E S C E N T L - N T I L C b v ^ L v D O C K I N G . FOR A N A L T E R N A T E M I S S I O N * H I C H
DOES
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r
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LUNA-* ^ A N D J ' - C IT IS T-i ^ . " L R C "
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TRANSEA-.-TH
ENTRv
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REV
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S r p A R A T ION
DATt
4/16/69
TC
TU C M / S V
SEPARATION.
SPLAS-^C'.-A.
SECT10N
GROUP
GENERAL
DEFINITIONS
RULES AND SOP*S
PAGE
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 1 GENERAL RULES AND SOP*S
ITEM
1-33
CONTINGENCY ORBIT INSERTION (CO]}

AN 5*>S PROPULSIVE MANEUVER WHICH WILL PROVIDE CSM INSERTION
INTO A SAFE ORBIT lP GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 75 NM) JN THE EVENT OF AN SLV FAILURE OCCURRING
IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO INSEKTIDN, OR IN THE EvENT OF DEGRADED SLV PERFORMANCE,
S-IVB DESTRUCT PACfcAbE SAF1NG

THE EMERGENCY DESTRUCT PACKAGE 15 SAFED BY THE RSO
A COMMAND WHICH PERMANENTLY kEMOvES POwER FROM THE RANGE SAFETY RECEIVERS*
1-35
S-IVB SAFING
DEPLETED.
1-36
PÊLAUNCH P H A S E
TO L I F T O F F ,
1-37
FLIGHT P H A S E T H E INTERVAL FROV LIFTOFF THROUGH S P L A S H D O W N ,

FLIGHT P H A S E IS F U K T M E S S U B D I V I D E D A S sno*.\ & E L U *
A PASSIVATION SEQUENCE IN WHICH S-]V6 LOX L H 2 AND
(PRELNJ
A, LAUNCH PHASE
s. E A ^ T H C R B : T
PKCV
T H E TIÊ INTERVAL FROM T H E C O M P L E T I O N
LiPfOFT T H R O U C H
P~ASEFRO
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C. TD6E P M A S E
INSERTION
E. DOCKED PHASE
K
F. L U . * R
ORSIT
OF THE F U G H T
FOR
MISSION
THR^JG* S-JVB CJTUFF

THROUGH
P.-ASc
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T-E ' l~i T>
F O RTRANSLUNAR
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INTERVAL
IN'E^VAL
F*0M
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TA<Eb
TAÊOvtH
UNTIL
F R O ^ L V D E R E S S J R J 2 ATIO N U N T I L L M R E P R E ^ S U R I
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r
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AFTER
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MANEUVER
> ^ L C "
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FROM TEI CUTOFF TO CM/SV SEPARATION,
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REV
(AHPnOXI MATtLY
LIFTOFF*
DO:<:NG,
OvER
RENÊZv'OLS
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ABOP'EU DESCENT L;ST]L Civ/Lv
L L \ - ^ uANDI'-C i T I S T-> T I V L
^. -CANSEA-:'^
Tnt C S V
T^-E I N I T I A T I O N OF T^L PDI V A N E U V E K TO TObC
2. LC GATE TO T J J C H O C * \ - T ^ E T1 V E I N T K V A L
5uc F* A U T;TJ:>: TO LANCING.
LLAAR
FROV
NG TÎS T I v- ^r-ÎCD T H E L V , CAN AeOkT T H E PO*E<ED

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U-Sr.c T H E D p S DNi_Y A\r R E T A I N
T H E DESCLNT
STAGE
AFTEH
l. P D I T ^ p - : - ^ i
A%Z. GET INTI Ol
I NSE^TICN.
PURPOSES
TO U'.DOCKING AND Fko'-'. P E D 0 O U N & TO TEJ C j T O F F .
7~- TI'-'E lNTtVA.
2. P
RJLE
REV1E
INTERVALS DuÎ \G wr. K M T H E L K Aro C S M A R E D O C K E D *
f^C-v L C U C U T L F F
D: SCE'.T
READINESS
ARt
LM EJECT I ON FfcOV SLA ( T B - U
3. L\DJC<iO P H A S :
T-E T I '-'r I'-.TE^vAw L-'uRJN^ ^ H I C H A v A N N E D L v Ib S E ^ A R A T E U
S T A T I O N <EtÎ\C- ( V i M M U v S E P A R A T I O N DISTANCE OF A P P ^ J X
XI
E^
F R O * S-IvB CUTOFF FOR TLI T n R C j G n L C I 1 C u T O F F .
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P^'AÊ
PRESSURE
INSERT I U N (TB1 T M R O U T H T B O .
fiJ v CSV/S-Jv'8 S E P A R A T I O N
D TRA\SLUNA5. COAST P~ASE
HIGH
TRANSMITTING
SFPARATICN-
DATt
TO spi-A*-jC:VN
SEC T 3ON
GROUP
GENERAL
RULES AND SOP'S
DEFINIT1ONS
PAGE
Center
MISSION RULES
RCV
ITEM
1-36
RECOVERY PHASE
T M TIME. INTERVAL FROM SPLASHDOWN
TO DESIGNATED LAND BASED INSTALLATIONS.
1-39
REENTRY DEFINITIONS
A.
AUTOMATIC
B.
CLOSED LOOP
REENTRY CONTROLLED BY THE CREW MANUALLY FLYING BAN*;
CMC ENTRY PROGRAM OUTPUTS.
C.
OPEN
REENTRY CONTROLLED
TO DELIVERY OP THE FLIGHT
LOOP REENTRY
BY CMC WHICH OUTPUTS BAN*. ANGLE COMMAND
REENTRY CONTROLLED
TO THE R C S .
ANGLE
BY THE CREW USING SPACECRAFT
MODULATION
U
1 U N
DISPLAYS AND FLYING
1.
BANK. ANGLE
2.
CONSTANT BA\< ANGLE

ZREv: ESTABLISHES AND MAINTAINS A CONSTANT
(CONSTANT CAN* ANGLES GREATER T*AN 9C DEGREES WILL NOT BE F L O W N
S<I?OUT *<UwE IS VIOLATED.)
3.
ROLLING REENTRY
<
EMS RANGING
CONSTANT BANK ANGLE IS HELD TO IGt THLN T M E RANGE 1U GO DISPLAY
AND THE KANGt POTENTIAL LINES ARE COMPARED TO MODULATE THE BANK
ANGLEI
AT
RETRE THE PKEStNT BANK ANGLE IS REVERSED.
CONSTANT
(RR 0-90} AND RETRB
CREW AND S P A C
G ENTRY
(RL 0 - 9 0 ) .
MAINTAIN CONSTANT
CRE,* CONTROLS
BANK. ANGLE.
EXCEPT
WMEN
18 DE&REtS PER SECOND ROLL R A T E .
THE BANK. ANGLE
TO MAINTAIN A SPECIFIED G
E^S REtNTRv
CKF^. CO^.TÔLS T H BAN* ANGuE TO MAINTAIN A CONSTANT
G UNTIL
vLtCCiTY
LESS
THA\ 2b,5C'J F?$. THE ^S IS T H N USED TO CONTROL RANGE BY NULL ING T H E DIFFERtNCL
eE
THE RANGE TO GO COjNTtR AND T H E RANGE POTENTIAL GuIDtLINLS. ALL VANEuVEkS
Af<L
AS f.ECESSARY TC PREVENT AN CASET OR OFFSET VIOLATION.
ALTERNATE W ISSIQN
ANY DEVIATION FRCV
THE NOMINAL
MISSION
OBJECTIVES ARE CCNS.lJf.RED Hf FORE T H END OF T H *ISSION
WntKL
FuKTf-trc
J
CJNTINUE v l ^ s i ^ N - T n E CONTINUE ÎSSlJK fiJLlNo ÔR ^ A L ^ U N C T I (JNS INDICATES THAT Tr-L
BE CCN'INwED IN A C C C K J A S C E A I * *- -RESENT PL.ANS UNLESS OVERRIDING r A C T U R S ARt PRESENT
CAUSE SELECTION r,F AN ALTERNATE C M C I C E .
SLINGSHOT
NDN-LUNAR
MANEUVER
IVUACTINC
-SE 0? Hri.IL-jAL
TÂÊCT
lSSI ON
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
S-IvB
SECTION
4/16/69 GENERAL
RULES AND SO^'S
TO P L A C E
GROUP
DEFINITIONS
TH SPLNT bTAbt
PAbt
buA
Center
MISSION RULES
RfV
ITEM
1-43
LUNAR ABORT MODES AFTER EARLY LOI1 SHUTDFF

A.
DPS
1.
MODE-1-
SHUTOFF OCCURS FROM LOI1 0 SEC TO L O U
+ 104 SEC.
DIRECT RETURN BURN AT APPROXIMATELY LCil + 2 H R S .

2*
MODE-I I
SHUTOFF OCCUR5 FROM LOll 104 SEC TO L O U
TWO iMPuLSt WITH FIRST BURN AT APPROXIMATELY L O U
l?0 SEC.
2 HRS
AND
SECOND
PERICYNTHION.
3.
"0DE-II1
SHUTOFF OCCURS FROM L O U
TEI AT APPROXIMATELY L O U
170 SEC TO NOMINAL LOll SHUTOFF.
15 HRS (NEXT PEKIC Y N T H I ON )
NOTE
T M E CHUTOFF TIKES ARE BASED ON A NOMINAL TRAJECTORY
U? TO S H U T O F F , HANDOVER BETWEEN MODES J# II, AND
III IS A FUNCTION OF ACCUMULATED t-01 1 DELTA VELOCITY.
S?S
D)
LHUTCFF
OCCURS
AT Lvi: * 1^ M I N U T E S
FROV
LOU
SEC
TO
LOJ 1
17C SEC.
FOR A DIRECT
NUMBERS I-*.^
ARE RESERVED.
REV
APOLLC 11
DATE
SECT ION
*. /16/69 GENFRAL
RULES AND SOP'S
GROUP
DEF1NITI0NS
PAGE
BURN
AT
NEXT
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
1
IST
CRITERIA FOR TARGET POINT SELECTION
ELOw WILL BE USED WHN
ri
P !
CHOOSING BETWEEN TWO OR MORE TARGET
POINT*.
TY OF THE MISSION S I T U A T I O N WILL AFFtCT T M A P P L I C A T I O N OF THfcSE C R I T E R I A .
*
PRIORITY
1
ACCEPTABLE LAND MASS CLEARANCE

ACCEPTABLE WEATHER CONDITIONS FOR RECOVERY
AND CM STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY
CAPABILITY OF RECOVERY
OPERATIONS
2
FORCES
3
COMMUNICATION WITH THE SPACECRAFT FROM A GROUND STATION AT LEAST

0 MINUTES PRIOR TO DEORBIT BURN*
SUFFICIENT DAYLIGHT FOR RECOVERY
OPERATIONS
A GROUND STATION FOR POST-DEORBIT BURN*
TRACKING
VOICE CONTACT PRIOH TO AND DURING DEORBIT
BURN#
POST-BLACKOUT TRACKING DATA AVAILABLE FOR REENTRY

PRE-RLACKOUT ACQUISITIONS)
(ASSUMES
GROUND STATIONS AVAILABLE TO OBTAIN DELTA VC READOUTS AND TO

PASS CREw BACKUP GUIDANCE QUANTITIES
OR FINAL
LUNAR RETURN ENTRY RANGE PRIORITY

IS AS HOLLOW'S
A
120C - 1^00 \M
CC V-ANEuvER
TME R E L A T W E
ENTRY RANGE
IN
B.
1^00 - 1S00 \M (USED TC AVOID
v ILLATIONS
C.
160C - 25:00 NV (u-SED TC AVCID
*CATH9
&UL
NUMBERS
1-5C
l*OOt CUu FEET TC
I .\ P^JGnlTY
VIOLATIONS
A,)
IN PRIORITY A AND b)
THKOUGM
1-bb ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 GENERAL
RULES AND
GROUP
TARGET POINT
SEL. CRITERIA
PAGE
1-7
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 1 GENERAL ULE:S AND S O P ' S
ITEM
PRELAUNCH R U L E S
1-56
M A N D A T O R Y - THE C O G N I Z A N T FLIGHT CONTROLLER WILL REQUEST A M O L D OR A CUTOFF FROM THE FLIGHT

DIRECTOR IN CASE OF A LOSS OR FAILURE OF A M A N D A T O R Y
ITEMt PRIOR TO T-l MINt F A I L U R E S OF
M A N D A T O R Y ITEMS WILL BE CONFIRMED PRIOR TO R E Q U E S T I N G A HOLD OR A C U T O F F , AFTER T^j. M1N
CUTOFF
WILL BE R E Q U E S T E D FOK MANDATORY ITEMS WITHOUT V E R I F I C A T I O N DUE TO THE LIMITED TIME R E M A I N I N G , AT
T-20 SECt ALL M A N D A T O R Y ITEMS WILL rfEvERT TO H I G H L Y D E S I R A B L E U N L E S S SPECIFICALLY D E S I G N A T E D
AS
M A N D A T O R Y TO L/O. REFERENCE ThE LAUNCH MISSION K u L E S D O C U M E N T FOR SPECIFIC P R O C E D U R E S .
1-57
HIGHLY D E S I R A B L E - T H E COGNIZANT F L I G M T C O N T R O L L E R WILL NOTIFY THE FLIGHT DIRECTOR IN CASE OF A

LOSS CR A FAILURE OF A HIGHLY DESIRABLE JTEM(S> A HOLD MAY BE CALLED fcSY T H E F L I G H T DIRECTOR TLREPAIR THIS I T E M S ) W M L N IT IS CONVENIENT AND IF T H E ESTIMATED TIME TO REPAIR OR REPLACE T H E
I T E M S ) IS A C C E P T A B L E . ALL HIGHLY DESIRABLE ITEMS REVERT TO DESIRABLE AFTER AUTO SEuuENCE S T A R T .
1-56
D E S I R A B L E - FLIGHT C C \ T R O L L E R S wlLL NOT CALL H O L D S FOR THE LOSS OF DESIRABLE ITEMS AS THEY
ARt
PLACED IN THIS CATEGORY BECAUSE T H E Y ARE ITEMS OF SUPPORT WHICH ARE OF MINOR
IMPORTANCE
TC
FLIGHT O P E R A T I O N S .
1-59
*A\UAL' CUTOFF wlLL NOT BE ATTEMPTED FROM T-1I S E C O N D S (ENGINE IbNlTlON) TO T-0.
RULE N U M B E R S 1-60 THROUGH

1-65 ARE R E S E R V E D .
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
GENERAL
RULES AND SOP'S
PRELAUNCH
RULES
PAGE
1-B
NASA - Manned S p a c e c r a f t C e n t e r
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
LAUNCH ABORTS
1-66
ABORT REQUEST COMMANDS ARE COMMANDS TRANSMITTED FROM THE MCC OR LCC WHICH ILLUMINATE THE ABORT
REJUEST LIGHT ON THE COMMAND PILOT'S PANEL* THE " ABORT LIGHT 11 AND A VOICE REPORT
'ABORT'*
OVER A/G ARE CONSIDERED TWO CUES FOR THE CREW TO TAKE THE NECESSARY ACTION TO ABORT THE MISSION*
THE GROUND WILL USE TWO INDEPENDENT CUES PRIOR TO TRANSMITTING
AbORT REOUESTt" ADDITIONAL
CUES FOR THE CREW WILL" COME FROM ONBOARD INDICATIONS*
2-67
ABORT ACTION CAN BE INITIATED ONLY BY THE CREW OR THE
1-6E
WHENEVER POSSlBLEt ALL ABORTS AND EARLY MISSION TERMINATIONS WILL BE TIMED FOR A WATER LANDING*
1-69
THE FLIGHT DIRECTOR WILL INITIATE THE ABORT REQUEST FOR SPACECRAFT SYSTEM MALFUNCTIONS.
1-70
THE FLIGHT DYNAMICS OFFICER WILL INITIATE T H ABORT REQUEST COMMAND DURING THE FLIGHT
THE SPACE VEHICLE EXCEEDS THE FLIGHT DYNAMICS ENVELOPE.
1-71
THE BOOSTER SYSTEMS ENGINEER WILL INITIATE THE ABORT REQUEST COMMAND EASED UPON LAUNCH VEHICLE
TIÊ-CRITICAL SYSTEMS MALFUNCTIONS THAT WOULD NOT ALLOW A SAFE INSERTION OK CONTINUATION TO A
PLIGHT DYNAMICS LIMIT LINE*
1-72
THE ONLY KSC POSITION THAT wlLL HAVE ABORT REQUEST CAPABILITY IS THE LAUNCH OPERATIONS MANAGER.
THE LAUNCH OPERATIONS MANAGER MAY SEND AN ABORT REQUEST FROM THE TIME THE LAUNCH ESCAPE SYSTEM
IS ARMEo U N T I L THE SPACE VEHICLE REACHES SUFFICIENT ALTITUDE TO CLEAR T H E TOP OF T H E UMBILICAL
TOWER. PRIOR TO TRANSFER OF CONTROL TO T H FLIGHT DIRECTOR* THE LAUNCH OPERATIONS MANAGER WILL
INITIATE THE ABORT RtQUEST COMMAND FROM KSC BASED ON THE CRITERIA DEFINED IN THE LMRD. THESE
INCLUDE
A.
MAJOR STRUCTURAL FAILURE OR EXPLOSION.
5-
NEGATIVE VERTICAL MOTION.
UNCONTROLLABLE VEHICLE TILTING.
D.
CATASTROPHIC FIKES PRIOR TO LIFTOFF.
PHASE
]F
1-73
THE RSO CAN SHUTDOWN THE SLV BY TRANSMITTING THE MFCO COMMAND WHICH ALSO LIGHTS THE ABORT
REQUEST LIGHT IN THE SPACECRAFT. THE MFCO WILL INITIATE AN AUTO-ABORT IF TRANSMITTED PRIOR TO
EDS DISABLE. THE MFCO COMMAND INITIATES A *1 SEC TIMER ON THE GROUND WHICH IN TURN ENABLES
DESTRuCT CAPABILITY IF TRANSMITTED. THE RSO DESTRuCT COMMAND CAN THEN DESTROY THE SLV. THE RSO
WILL ALWAYS SAFE THE 5-IVB AFTER TRANSMITTING MFCO UPON VERIFICATION OF CUTOFF IF THE DESTRUCT
COMMAND IS NCT TO BE TRANSMITTED.
1-7*
THE RSO WILL SAFE THE S-lVB DESTRuCT SYSTEM AFTER CONFIRMATION OF S-1VB C/O FROM THE FLIGHT
DYNAMICS OFFICER* IF COMMUNICATIONS ARE LOST WITH THE FlOOt THE S-IvB DESTRUCT SYSTEM WILL Bt
SAFED EASED ON THE RSO'S VERIFICATION OF S-lVB CUTOFF. ONCE SAFED* THE S-lVB DESTRUCT SYSTEM
CANNOT BE REINITIATED*
IF THE RSO INITIATES MFCO* THE RSO WILL INITIATE SAFING AFTER
VERIFICATION OF S-IVB CUTOFF.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
GENERAL
RULES AND SOP'S
LAUNCH ABORTS
RULES
PAGE
1-9
Center
MISSION RULES
RLV
ITEM
1-75
ENGINE SHUTDOWN METHODS.

f
* INITIATOR
METHOD
STAGE
TIME FRAME
mmmmmm
CCW ON
THC
ASTRONAUT
i
t
S-ICt
T - 30 SEC.TO SECO
s-n
S-IVB
ASTRONAUT
s-n/
S-IVB
L/V
STAGE
SWITCH
i
i
i
S-II
S-IVB
T + 2-33 TO SECO
RF CMD
(MFCO)
S-ICi
s-ii
S-IVB
T-0 TO SECO
2 OF 3
VOTING
LOGIC
S-IC
T + 30 SC TO EDS
AUTO OFF AT T+ 2-00
KIN
RSO
i
i
EDS
i
i
i
NOTE
EDS WILL
INITIATE ABORT FROM*

T-0 TO T * 30 SEC.
HOWEVER* S-IC
'
* ENGINES WILL NOT
f
' BE SHUTDOWN
i
i
i
i
1-76
THE AUTOMATIC EDS (TWO ENGINE OUT AND OVERRATE AUTO-ABORT CAPABILITIES) WILL BE FLOwN CLOSED
LOOP IATIL T C2-0C. DURING LAUNCHt MALFUNCTIONS AFFECTING EDS OPERATION WILL BE MANAGED AS
FOLLOWS
THE EOS AUTO SWITCH *ILL 5E TURNED OFF WHENEVER ANY TWO CSK ENTRY BATTERIES ARE TIED TO T M E SAME
MAIN BUS OR FOR CONFIRMED LOSS OF ANY CSM ENTRY BATTERY.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 GENERAL
RULES AND SOP'S
GROUP
LAUNCH ABORTS
RULES
PAGE
1-10

REV
Center
MISSION RULES
ITEM
ABORT MODES-
BOUNDARY OF APPLICATION
MODE I
1A
IB
1C
1-7B
PROCEDURES
LES ABORT ENABLE (APPROX. T-45

MIN) TO GET 42 SEC* 10 K FEET)
REFERENCE AOH TBD
GET 42 SEC TO 1OCK FEET ALTITUDE

(GET APPROX. I + 50)
REFERENCE AOH TD
100* FEET ALTITUDE TO TOWER

JETTISON (GET APPROX. 3 07}
REFERENCE AOH TBD
II
TOWER JETTISON (GET APPROX, 3 07)
UNTIL FULL LIFT SPLASHPOINT IS 3200
NV DOWNRANGE (GET APPROX.
)
PROCEDURES
A. REFERENCE AOH TBD
B. KCC PROVIDES
1. GET OF
2# PITCH AT .O5G
3. GET DROGUE
ENTRY IS FULL LIFT
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
A/16/69
GENERAL
RULES AND SOPS
LAUNCH ABORTS
RULES
PAGE
1-11
Center
MtSSION RULES
REV
ITEM
1-79
MODE III
BETWEEN FULL LIFT SPLASH POINT
3200 NM AND INSERTION.
PROCEDURES
A,
REFERENCE AOH TBL>
B.
MCC P R O V I D E S -
1. GETJ AT S-IVB CUTOFF PLUS 2-05
2. DELTA V FOR 3350 NM SPLASH POINT
3. BURN DURATION
4. GET Of 400IC
5. PITCH AT .05G
6. GET DROGUE
C. MANEUVER IS SCS AUTO.
D. ENTRY IS ROLL LEFT 55 DEGREES.
NOTE
lf
MODE III
NO BURN 11 WILL BE
CALLED IF THE ROLL LEFT 55 DEG.
ENTRY RANGE IS LESS THAN 3350 NM,
1-80
MODE IV
CONTINGENCY ORBIT INSERTION
CAPABILITY TO INSERTION (BASED
ON COI LINE ON GAMMA VS V PLOT
FOR NEAR NOMINAL ALTITUDE)
PROCEDURES
B. MCC PROVIDES
1* GETI AT S-IVB CUTOFF PLUS 2-05
2. DFLTA V REQUIRED TO ACHIEVE PERIGEE
GREATER THAN CR tJUAL TO 75 NV
3. BURN DURATION
4. PITCH AT GETI
C. MANEUVER IS SCS AuTO
MODE
APOGEE KICK
PRE-APOGEE CUTOFF OUTSIDE T H E COI

BOUNDARY. CORRECTABLE TO SAFE
ORBITAL CONDITIONS BY A MANEUVER AT
APOGEE.
PROCEDURES
B. MCC PROVIDES
1. GETI FOR BURN AT APOGEE
2. DELTA V REQUIRED TO ACHIEVE PERIGEt
GREATER THAN UR EQUAL TO 75 NM
3. BURN DURATION
4. PITCH ATTITUDE
C. MANEUVER IS SCS AUTO
RULES 1-62 THROUGH

1-66 ARE RESERVED
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 GENERAL
RULES AND SOP'S
GROUP
LAUNCH ABORTS
RULES
PAGE
1-12
Center
MISSION RULES
RLV
ITEM
CREW ABORT LIMITS
1-6"!
MAX 0 REGION
PROCEDURES
A. (00-50 TO 02-00)
AOA GREATER THAN OR EUUAL TO 100 PCT AND ROLLt
PITCH* OR YAW
ERROR GREATER THAN OR EUUAL TO 5 DEGREES
1-BB
ABORT MODE I (ACTION ONLY AFTER BOTH HAVE

REACHED THRESHOLD.)
RATES AND ATTITUDE
PROCEDURES
A# PITCH AND YAW

1. L/O TO S-IC/S-II STAGING - 4
DEG/SEC
2, S-IC/S-II STAGING TO SECO - 9 DEG/SEC
3t YAW ERROR GREATER THAN 45 DEG
B.
1-B9
ABORT MODE I
ABORT MODE It MODE
MODE IV
ROLL
1. L/O TO SECC - 20 DEG/SEC
EDS AUTOMATIC ABORT LIMITS

2-00 MIN)
(UNTIL MANUAL DEACTIVATION
Jit MODE
2 11* OR
ABORT MODE It MODE lit MODE

MODE IV
I lit OR
OF TWO ENGINES OUT AUTO AND
A.
1-90
PATES PITCH
AND YAW
ROLL
4.Q */- .
20,0 +/-
8.
ANY TWO ENGINES OUT
CM TO IU BREAKUP
DEG/SEC
DEG/SEC
S-IVB TANK PRESSURE LIMITS (S-II/S-lVB SEP TO CSM/LV SEP)

A. BULKHEAD DELTA P
F U E L GREATER THAN OXID 26 PSID
OXiD GREATER TMAN F U E L
= 36 PSID
B. LOX TANK PRESS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 50 PSIA
1-91
PROCEDURES
ENGINE FAILURES
ABORT MODE I * OR MODE II
LOSS OF 3 OR MORE S-1I ENGINES

PRIOR TO S-IVB TO 0R6IT CAPABILITY
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 GENERAL
RULES AND SOP'S
GROUP
CREW ABORT
LIMITS
PAGE
1-13
LV
RATES
AT
Center
MISSION RULES
RCV
SECTION 2 FLIGHT OPERATIONS RULES
1TLM
' GENERAL
2-1
2-2
PRELAUNCH
A.
LAUNCH AZIMUTH LIMITATIONS RESTRICT LAUNCHES TO OCCUR BETWtEN 72 DEG. AND JL2
Bi
THE FLIGHT DIRECTOR WILL EVALUATE 'WIND SIMULATIONS ALONG THE MODE 1 (TOWER) ABORT TRACK
PRIOR TO THE START OF CRITICAL COUNTDOWN ACTIVITIES AND WILL ADVISE T H E LAUNCH DIRECTOR OF
ANY PREDICTED PERIODS OF LAND LANDING. IF THE FLIGHT DIRECTOR IS UNABLE T O PROVIDE THIS
EVALUATION* A LAND LANDING WILL BE ASSUMED AND THE SPACECRAFT WIND CONSTRAINTS FUR LAND
IP'S WILL BE APPLIED. THESE CONSTRAINTS (RtF LMRD) REQUIRE THAT THE SPACECRAFT NOT BE
LAUNCHED OR PEMAIN IN A TOWER ABORT MODE IF A TOWER ABORT WOULD RESULT IN A LAND LANDING
WITH A HORIZONTAL VELOCITY COMPONENT OF GREATER THAN $<. FEET PER SECOND AT IMPACT, IN ALL
CASES* Th LAUNCH DIRECTOR WILL BE PRIME FUR CALLING HOLDS FOR LAND LANDING LAUNCH WIND
VIOLATION'S*
C.
TÊ LAUNCH WILL NOT BE ATTEMPTED

IF THE MINIMUM GROUND
INSTRUMENTATION CAPABILITY IS
COMPROMISED. (REFERENCE SECTION 4 - GROUND INSTRUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS.) CONTINUOUS VOICE*
TcLEMETRYi AND TRACKING COVERAGE FOR THE SPACECRAFT
is REQUIRED FROM LIFTOFF THROUGH
INSERTION PLUS 1 MIN + 30 SEC CONTINUOUS TELEMETRY COVERAGE IS REQUIRED FROM THE SLV FROM
LIFTOFF THROUGH INSERTION PLUS 1 *IN + 30 SEC . COMMAND IS HIGHLY DESIRABLE FOR BOTH
VEHICLES.
LAUNCH
IT IS PREFERABLE TO GO INTO ORBIT AND REENTER INTO THE WEST ATLANTIC RATHER THAN PERFORM A
LAUNCH ABORT. THEREFORE* THE LAUNCH WILL BE CONTINUED AS LONG AS THE
CREW CONDITION IS
SATISFACTORY* NO S/C OR SLV PROBLEMS EXIST WHICH JEOPARDIZE CREW SAFETY* AND SUFFICIENT
CONSUMABLESt COOLANTt AND ELECTRICAL ENERGY REMAIN FOR AT LEAST ONE REVOLUTION PLUS ENTRY.
2-3
EARLY STAGING
:F R E Q U I R E D * EARLY S-IVB S T A G I N G M A Y B E I N I T I A T E D
BY T H E F L I G H T
CREW
CAPABILITY JS OBTAINED OR AFTER TOWER JETTISON IF LOX OVER PRESS OCCURS.-
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
GENERAL
4/16/69 FLIGHT
OPERATIONS RULES
PAGE
AFTER
S-iVD-TO-ORBIT
Center
MISSION RULES
RCV
ITCM
EARTH ORBIT
A
ENTRY WILL BE MADE AT THE NEXT BEST PIP WHEN ONE MORE CSM FAILURE WILL RESULT
ENTRY OR UNCONTROLLABLE CONDITIONS*
e.
ADEQUATE CONSUMABLES WILL BE MAINTAINED FOR ENTRY IN T H E NEXT PTPt

SETUP A\D ENTRY.
MAKING
IN
AN
ALLOWANCES
ASAH
FOR
THE DEORBIT CAPABILITIES REQUIREMENTS FOR EARTH ORBIT ARE

i.
TWO METHODS OF DECRBIT ARE REQUIKED.

IF A SUBSEQUENT SINGLE FAILURE
WOULD
REMAINING, T H E CSM tflLL DEORBIT.
PRECLUDE
DEORBIT
BY
SPS IS THE PRIME METHOD OF DEORBIT AND SUFFICIENT DELTA V

FUR THIS MANEUVER.
EITHER
bE
METHOD
RESERVED
S*-RCS (4 OUAD) AND SM-CM/RCS

HYBRID
WILL
BE CONSIDERED
A5
INDEPENDENT
DEORBIT METHODS AS LONG AS INDIVIDUAL SM-RCS QUAD
AND GNCS
JNTERGR1TY
Is
MAINTAINED AND SUFFICIENT RCS PROPELLANT IS AVAILABLE.
THE L M PROPULSION SYSTEM (DPS OR RCS) MAY BE USED TO
PLACE
THE CSM
IN AN
OKEIT (HP GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO BO NM) FROM WHICH A SM-RCS OR
SM-CM/RCS
DECRBIT CAN BE CONDUCTED.
6.
2-5
UTILIZATION OF
PK1ORITIES
BACKUP
DEORBIT
METHODS
(A)
SM-RCS
(B)
LM PROP PLUS SM-RCS
(C)
SM-CM/RCS HYBRID
(D)
LM PROP PLUS SM-CM/RCS HYBRID
EARLY C5M-/S-IVB SEPARATION
WILL
BE
BASED
ON
THt
FOLLOWING
(NO LM EXTRACTION). EARTH ORBIT
A.
AN S-IVB FAILURE OR SYSTEMS TREND THAT WILL RESULT IN A HAZARDOUS SITUATION FOR TnE
FLIGHT
CREW IS CAUSE FOR A.N IMMEDIATE CSM/S-IVB
SEPARATION.
THE FLIGHT
CREw
MLL
PERFORM
A
SEPARATION MANEUVER ASAP. M I ^ M u M SAFE DISTANCE IS CONSIDERED TO BE 7CQQ-PT.
R.
LOSS OF ATTITUDE CONTROL DURING TB5.
RULE NUMBERS 2-6
THROUGH
2-1C ARE RESERVED
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECT ION
GROUP
GENERAL
FLIGHT
OPERATIONS RULES
PAGE
2-2
Center
MISSION RULES
RCV
ITEM
2-11
TRANSLUNAR INJECTION
A.
ThE TLl WILL BE GO IF THE S/C AND L/V SATISFY THE FOLLOWING C R I T E R I A
2.
T M L P E ARE ADEQUATE S-IVB CONSUMABLES TO PROVIDE A ONE SIGMA PROBABILITY OF

GUIDED CUTOFF,
~
THLRE HAVE BEEN NO FAILURES IN
RESTART,
THE
S-IVB
THAT
WOULD
MAKE
IT
UNSAFE
A
TO
3.
THERE HAVE BEEN NO FAILURES IN THE S-IVB THAT WOULD LEAD TO AN

SHUTDOWN* OR THERE HAVE BEEN NO FAILURES DETECTED
IN THE IU THAT
PRECLUDE A NOMINAL TLl.
EARLY
WOULD
<
THE CSM HAS TCTAL SYSTEMS CAPABILITY WITH REDUNDANCY. KEDUNDANCY VERIFICATION
IS SUBJECT TO THE NUMBER AND TYPE OF K E D J N D A N T COMPONENT CHECKS WHICH CAN Bfc
PERFORMED IN EARTH ORBIT.
THE TLl MANEUVER wlLL BE DELAYED UNTIL THE SECOND OPPORTUNITY FOR SUSPECTED FAILURE OF A
CRITICAL SYSTEM (PRIME OR BACKUP) (MANEUVER* LIFE SUPPORT* COOLING* POwER* SEUUENT2AL
COMMUNICATIONS) WHICH REQUIRES TIME FOR EVALUATION.
2-12
TRANSPOSITION* DOCKING AND EJECTION

A.
IN THE EVENT OF ADVERSE LIGHTING* ATTITUDES* RATES* OR MECHANICAL

CREW WILL MAKE THE FINAL DECISION TO ATTEMPT DOCKING AND EJECTION.
8.
THE NORMAL MINIMUM CABIN PRESSURE REDLINE OF 4.0 PSIA FOR TUNNEL/LM PRESSURIZAT I ON
SEQUENCES WILL BE WAIVED DURING TD6E. FOR TUNNEL OR LM LEAKS WHICH PREVENT NORMAL
PRESSUKI2ATION* THE CM WILL EE DEPRESSuRIZED AS REQUIRED FOR HATCH REMOVAL AND UMBILICAL
HOOKUP.
C.
THREE LATCHED LATCHES LOCATED 120 DEGREES APART ARE REUUlRED TO PERFOKM EJECTION.
D.
IF NORMAL LM EJECTION IS NOT SUCCESSFUL* NO ATTEMPT WILL MADE TO MAN THE LM

TO RECOVER THE ASCENT STAGE.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
GENERAL
4/16/69 FLIGHT
OPERATIONS RULES
PAGE
2*3
ANOMALIES*
AND
THE
FLIGHT
'STAGE1'
Center
MISSION RULES
RTV
ITEM
2-13
TRANSLUNAR COAST
* ?ROMP?HEUÎVLAPPROXIMATLY.20
rPS IS PLANNED
*FTER TLI TO PROVIDE A SEPARATION
EU
NO MCC WILL BE PERFORMED IF LOI CAN BE TARGETED WITHIN OPERATIONAL CONSTRAINTS.
C.
TRANSLUNAR COAST WILL BE TERMINATED

RETURN + 12 fiRS.
IF ADEQUATE CONSUMABLES ARE NOT AVAILABLE
^ ^ 1
LUNAR ORBJT
FREE
IF
TO CSM SYSTEMS
IF
THE
CSM
DOES
NOT
SATISFY
ANY
OF
THE
A.
FULL CRITICAL SYSTEMS REDUNDANCY.
B.
ADEQUATE CONSUMABLES FOR MINIMUM LUNAR OR&IT OPERATIONS AND RETURN TO EARTH 12 HOURS.
C.
SS PROPELLANT RESERVE CAPABILITY FOR TEI AND TRANSEARTH MCC'S.
D.
RCS PROPELLANT RESERVE TO ACCOMPLISH TEI CONTROL. TRANSEARTH MCC CONTKOL. PTC. AND
LUNAR ORBIT OPERATIONS*
E.
LOSS OF ANY u DOC KING RING LATCHES WILL BE CAUSE FOR CSM ONLY L O U
LUNAR
A.
2*16
INSERTION
LJI WILL BE INHIBITEDÂND A LUNAR FLYBY PERFORMED
2-15
FOk
CAT IONS
S L* P S?iTE HEOU?! C 0 N S I D E R E D A* "CEPTABLE BACKUP
2-14
DISTANCE
MINIMUK
ORBIT
LCI DISPERSIONS
1.
IF A STABLE ORBIT HAS NOT

EXECUTED.
BEEN
ACHIEVED*
AN
&Ps
OK
DPS
ABOKT
2.
IF A STABLE ORBIT HAS BEEN ACHIEVED* AN SPS OR OPS TEI WILL BE

THE NEXT PtRICYNTHlON OR AN ALTERNATE MISSION WILL BE FLOWN.
wlLL
BE
PERFORMED
AT
8.
DESIGNED CAPABILITY MuST BE MAINTAINED
IN ALL CSM SYSTEMS CRITICAL FOR TEI AND LIFE SUPPORT
c.
SUFFICIENT CONSUMABLES MUST REMAIN TO COMPLETE THE NEXT MISSION PHASE AND EARTH RETURN
12 HRS FOR CONTINUATION TO THE NEXT MISSION
P^
D.
THE C 5 " N'UST MAINTAIN AN SPS FUEL RESERVE CAPABILITY FOR THE TEI
E.
THE CSV, N<LST MAINTAIN RCS PKCÊLLANT RESERVE

TO ACCOMPLISH
CONTROL. PTCi ArvD MINIMAL TRANSEARTH OPERATIONS.
F.
IF NORMAL MISSION OPERATIONS ARE INHIBITED. THE DPS WILL BE USED FOR TEI
CHOICE BETWEEN THE DPS AND SPS.
MANEUVERS
TEI
CONTROL.
AND
TRANSEARTH
TRANSEARTH
WHEN
PLUS
THERE
MCC
IS
INTRAVEHICULAR TRANSFER
ONE HARDSuIT IVT FROM THE CSM TO THE LM WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED IF A REASONABLE CHANCE EXISTS
CORRECTIVE ACTION CAN BE TAKEN FOR A LM/TUNNEL PRESSURI2AT 1 ON PROBLEM.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
GENERAL
/16/69 FLIGHT
OPERATIONS RULES
PAGE
THAT
Center
MISSION RULES
RTV
SECTION 2 PLIGHT OPERATIONS RULES
ITEK
2-17
DOCKED LM
OPERATION
FOR AN IMPENDING HAZARDOUS SITUATION RESULTING FROM A DESCENT STAGE PROBLEM, THE STAGE
WIl
JETTISONED AND ASC STAGE OPERATIONS WILL CONTINUE AFTER THE VEHICLE HAS MOVED TO A SAFE DI
BE
:E
** r T ) .
RULE NUMBERS 2 - 1 6 THROUGH

2 - 2 0 ARE RESERVED
2-21
CS M /LM UNDOCKlNG AND SF.PERATION

A.
A MANNED LM WILL NOT BE UNDOCKED FROM THE CSM WITHOUT
B.
VHF VOICE COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE LM AND CSM ARE MANDATORY FOR
C.
D.
2-22
CS^
A.
EV'T CAPABILITY
MANEUVER
CAPABILITY
OF
THE LM CAPABILITY
UNDOCKlNG.
IS REQUIRED FOR MANNED U N D O C K l N G .
CREWMEN KILL BE SUITED WHILE IN THE UNDOCKED

ESTABLISHED AFTER RENDEZVOUS AND DOCKING.
LUNAR ORBIT
INDEPENDENT
CONFIGURATION
AND
UNTIL
CM
INTERbRlTY
UNDOCKED
UNDCCKlNG TO PDI
LOSS OF REDUNDANT CAPABILITY IN CRITICAL SYSTEMS WILL BE CAUSE TO TERMINATE THE MISSION ANL>
PERFORM TEI ASAP. BETWEEN UNLOCKING AND DOI* THE VEHICLES fclLL BE REDOCKED FOR LOSS OF
CSM
ACTIVE DOCKING OR LM RESCUE CAPABILITY,
B.
PDI TO LANDING
NO CSV FAlLURESt EXCEPT FOR TIME-CRITICAL SPS F A I L U R E S ! WILL
DOWERED DESCENT.
C>
BE
CAUSE
FOR
ABORT
DURING
LUNAR STAY
\
j
FAILURE TO MAINTAIN REDUNDANT CAPABILITY

BE CAUSE FOR TERMINATION OF LUNAR STAY.
IN SYSTEMS RtQUlRkD FOR TEI OR LIFE
SUPPORT
WILL.
2-22
FOR DCI 'HZ LM MUST HAVE T H E CAPABILITY TO RENDEZVOUS AND DOCK WITHOUT
MISSION RULES OR REDLlNES.
VIOLATING
ANY
SPECIFIC
2-24
FOR PDI* T H E LM MUST HAVE T H CAPABILITY TO LAND* COMPLETE
WITHOUT VIOLATING ANY 5 p ECIFIC MISSION RULES OR REDLJNES*
MISSION
APOLLO
REV
U
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 FLIGHT
OPERATIONS
GROUP
ONE
ASCENT* RENDEZVOUS AND
PAGE
GENERAL
RULES
2-5
DOCK
Center
MISSION RULES
RLV
ITEM
2-25>
LM-POwERED DESCENT
IF A SYSTEMS FAILURE OCCURS AND A CHOICE
A.
IS AVAILABLE
EARLY IN POWERED DESCENT WHEN DPS-TO-OR6IT CAPABILITY IS AVAJLABLEt

IT
IS
ABORT IN FLIGHT THAN TO CONTINUE DESCENT. REDUNDANT CAPABILITY OF CRITICAL
LM
R E T I R E D TO CONTINUE POWERED DESCENT DURING THIS PERIOD,
TO
IS
DURING THE REKAINDLR CF POwER DESCENT, IT IS PREFERABLE TO LAND AND LAUNCH FROM
THE
LUNAR
Sw'RFACt 7 "AN .0 ABORT. ONLY THOSE SYSTEMS ÂILuRES OR TRENDS THAT INDICATE
IMPENDING
LO^
0^ T M L CAPABILITY TO L A N D ASCEND AND A C H I E V E A SAFE ORbIT
FROM
T H E LUNAR
SUHPArF
rZ
IMPENDING LOSS UF LIFE SUPPORT CAPABILITY WILL BL CAUSE FOR ABORT DURING T ^ S
LS
2-7t
L V -LUNAR
A
5.
2-27
STAY
TOÂSCEND 1 AN^ A ^ " ^ " 5
CAPAeTm
L O S S OF R E D U N D A N T
0 P P 0 R i U N I i Yt
CAPABILITY
*A]LURES
JN C R I T I C A L
TRND
LM SYSTEMS
* A T INDICATE
IS C A U S E
IMPENDING
FOR ABORT
AT
LOSS
THE
OF
NEXT
THE
BEST
EVA
A.
NOMINAL EVA
FOR THE NOMINAL
<TWO-MAN) EVA. TOTAL EMU LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS CAPABILITY
TO EVA VOICE. EVA TO MSFN VOICE. AND

ASTRONAUTS ARE REQUIRED,
ALTERNATF
"CRITICAL
IS
REQUIRED,
EVA
INSTRUMENTAT I ON (SEE RULE 19-<2> FOR BOTH
EVA
FAILURE CF ONL
PLSS*
ONE 0P
EVA
TO EVA DUPLEX
VOICE.
INSTRUMENTATIUN *ILL BE CAUSE FOR A ONE-MAN ALTERNATE EVA.
OR
THE
LOSS
OF
CRITICAL
EARLY TERMINATION OF EVA (NOMINAL OR ALTERNATE)

Tr-E EAR.Y TERvr,ATICN OF T H E EVA WILL BE BASED ON T H E ASTRONAUTS' CAPABILITY TO COMMUNICATE
W I T M E A C H ^ T H L R I THE CAPABILITY TO M O M TOR
T H E E*U CRITICAL
INSTRUMENTATION. AND
THL
LITY CT v.SFN TO COMMUNICATE WITH T H E V A C R E W M E N ,
ALL EVA EXCURSIONS ÎLL BE LIMITED TO THAT VICINITY OF T H E
RETURN' TC T H E LV ECS WrlLE OPERATING ON THE OPS.
2-2E
LM
WHICH
WILL
ALLOW
SAFE
ASCENT
IN THE EVENT OF PROCEDURAL ERRORS OR SYSTEMS PROBLEMS WHICH RESULT IN LOSS OF
SOME
USED FOR ASCENT FOR OR RENDEZVOUS AND WHICH CAN BE CORRECTED IN ONE REV. IT IS BETTER
ASCENT FOR ONI REV AND CORRECT THE SITUATION THAN IT IS TO LIFT OFF ON TIME.
2-29
CAPABILITY
TO DELAY
RENDEZVOUS
SELECTION OF THE ACTIVE VEHICLE FOR R E N D E 2 V 0 J S AND DOCKING WILL BE DETERMINED BY FLIGHT
CONTROL
AND THE FLIGHT CREW 6ASED UPON CONSUMABLES AND SYSTEMS PERFORMANCEt THE TOTAL LM CAPABILITY WILL
Hf DEDICATED TO ACCOMPLISHING ThE RENDEZVOUS*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 FLIGHT
OPERATIONS RULES
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
2-6
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
2-30
TRANSEARTH COAST
A,
THE STEEP TARGET LINE WILL BE USED FOR MCC'S UNLESS THE VELOCITY AT ENTRY INTERFACE
THAN 3OOOO FPS AND THE G&N IS GO - THEN THE SHALLOW TAKGET LINE WILL BE USED*
15
'
SS
>
9.
MCC'S MAY BE USED FOR LANDING AREA CONTROL PRIOR TO ENTRY

INTERFACE
RECOVERY ACCESS VIOLATIONS? UNACCEPTABLE WTATHERT
OR LAND
MASSES
OPERATIONAL FOOTPRINT.
MINUS
24 MOURS
IN ANY PART
OF
FOR
THE
c.
IF THE FLIGHTPATH ANGLE
IS OUTSIDE THE ENTRY coRRiDORt AN MCC WILL BE EXECUTED AS
SOON
PRACTICAL.
D.
2-31
MCCS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY THE SPS IF NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN KCS REDLlNES.
ALTERNATE MISSIONS
TO
BE DETERMINED.
REV
MISSION
APOLLO
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
GENERAL
4/16/69 FLIGHT
OPERATIONS RULES
PAGE
2-7
AS
^mmsm^m^g^
~tmmsM
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 3 MISSION RULE SUMMARY
REV
ITEM
* LAUNCH PHASE
3-1
THE
LAUNCH WILL BE AbORTED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS
CONDITION
A.
SLV
51 I GIMEAL ACTUATOR HARDOVER
INBOARD PRIOR TO S"IVB TO ORBIT
CAPABILITY
VIOLATION OF AUTO/MANUAL EOS LIMITS

S-II
ENGINE FAILURES
(TIME
DEPENDENT)
FAILURE OF SECOND PLANE
SEPARATION
S-IVB LOSS OF HYDRAULIC
FLUID
S-IVB LOSS OF THRUST
(PRIOR TO S-IVB
IGNITION)
(TI ME DEPENDENT)
S-IvB LCX TANK. PRESS GREATER THAN 50 PS I BEFORE TwR JETTt AFTER
EARLY STAGING
B.
TWR JETT
PERFORM
CSM
1.
ENVIRONMENTAL
LOSS OF CABIN AND SUIT
PRESSURE
LOSS OF CAblN PRESSURE AND SUIT

HRE/SWOKE
CIRCULATION
IN CM
LCSS OF CABIN PRESSURE AND 02 MANIFOLD LEAK.

2.
ELECTRICAL
LOSS OF 3 FUEL CELLS AND 1 BATTERY
UNCONTROLLABLE
SHOTTED MAIN BUS
LOSS OF B C T ~ AC EUSES DURING MODE 1 OR MODE II

3.
PROPULSION
SUSTAINED LEAK OR LCSS OF ME PRESSURE
I ONLY)
C.
VIOLATION OF TRAJECTORY LIMIT
C.
TEAM DISCRETION 1 LL 5 USED FOR
H5
It
SUIT/CABIN
2#
MEDICAL
( S C U R C E OR M A N I F O L D )
IN BOTh CM-RCS RINGS
LINES
CONTAMINATION
PROBLEMS
S-1VE EARLY STAGING WILL
BE USED AFTER
S-IVB T O - C R B I T 1 1
C A P A B I L I T Y FOR THE FOLLOWING
CCNDITION
S-II
GIMg.AL ACTUATOR
S-II
ENGINE FAILURE
INBOARD
HARDOvER
<T1 ME D E P E N D E N T )
SWITCHOVER TO C S M GUIDANCE
y.ILL BE PERFORMED
FOR
Iu PLAT FAIL
<ULE NUMBERS 3-A THROUGH

J-10 A-E RESERVED.
REV
APOLLO 11
:ATE
SECTION
GROUP
'"M5SJCN RULE
LAUNCH PHASE
SUMMARY
PAGE
3-1
CMODfc
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
3-1:
EARTH ORBIT
CSM SEPARATION FROM THE S-IV'B (WITHOUT LM EXTRACTION) WILL BE PERFORMED EARLY FOR T H E FOLLQwINb
SLV CONDITIONS (CONSIDERATION WILL BE GIVEN TO EXTRACTING T H E LM LATER IF THE CONDITION
CAN
BE
CONDITION
TI*E 9ASE 5 FAILS TO INITIATE AT CUTOFF

S-IVB RANGE SAFETY PROPELLANT DISPERSAL SYSTEM ARMS INADVERTENTLY AFTER
SAFING
INSERTION AND PRIOR
Ju
*S-IVB LOX TANK PRESS IS GREATER ThAN 50 PSI

LOSS OF ATTITUDE CONTROL DURING TB5
S-IVB COMMON BULKHEAD DELTA PRESSURE EXCEEDS
LIMITS
START BOTTLE GREATER ThAN 1600 PS1A
PERFORM SPS MANEUVER TO A SAFE DISTANCE
3-12
CSV SEPARATION
FROM THE S-IVB (WITH LM EXTRACTION) WILL BE PERFORMED FOR
CONDITION
3-13
A.
S-IV5 NO-GC FOR TLl
5.
CSM NO-GC FCP TLl BUT GO FOR E A R T H
ORBIT
MISSION
TLl WILL 5E INHIBITED FOR

CONDITION
SLV
INSUFFICIENT PROPELLANT REMAINS FOR A GUIDED TLl CUTOFF.
S-IVg ENGINE MAI.N L O X VALVE FAILS TO CLOSE AT CUTOFF
LCSS OF ATTITUDE
CONTROL
CONTINUOUS VENT SYSTEM REGULATOR FAILS.

LCSS 0^ ENGINE CONTROL 60TTLE PRESSURE
CONFIRMED ACTUATOR
HARDOVER
LOSS OF ENGINE HYDRAULIC
FLUID
COLD M E SPHERE PRESS LOW

LH2 ULLAGE PRESS LCW
LCX ULLAGE PRESS LOW
SATURN
INERTIAL GUIDANCE SYSTEM
IS NO-GC
MISALIGNMENT. RATE BETWEEN T H E I U AND I V.u IS OuTSlDE

UNACCEPTABLE
LIMITS
DIFFERENCES EETWEEf\ CMC AND IU PÂTFOR* VELOCITY COMPONENTS OK
T ^ C f pT * 3 \
UNACCEPTABLE
DIFFERENCE EETwLEN *SFK AND
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
IU ORBITAL DECISION
DATE
SECTION
W16/69
MISSION
SUMMARY
PARAMETERS
GROUP
RULE
PAGE
EARTH ORBI1
3-2
TOTAL
VELOCITY
AT
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 3 MISSION RULE
RV
SUMMARY
ITEM
3-14
TLI WILL BE TERMINATED FOR

A.
PITCH OR YAW BODY RATES GREATER THAN 10 DEG./SEC
9.
ROLL BODY RATE GREATER THAN 20 DEG/SEC
C.
PITCH Ok YAW ATTITUDE DEVIATIONS FRO" NOMINAL PROFILES EXCEED kb DEG,
RULES
3-15
THROUGH
3-20
ARE RESERVED,
RTV"
11
SECTJON
GROUP
PTGT
Mission
SUMMARY
3-3
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
TD&E '
3-21
TD6E WILL NOT BE PERFORMED FOR

A.
PILOTS EVALUATION OF RATES AND ATTITUDES, AND SLA CONFIGUKA T I ON NOT ACCEPTABLE.
B.
THE SLV IS NO-GC FOR

1.
VIOLATION OF S-IVB BULKHEAD DELTA P LIMITS
2.
LCX TANK OVERPRESSURE GREATER THAN _50 ?SI
3.
TB7 FAILS TO INITIATE
RULE NUMBERS 3-22 THROUGH

3-29 AkE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 1]
REV
DATE
SECTION
A/26/69
MISSION RULE
SUMMARY
GROUP
PAGE
NASA - - M a n n e d Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
3-30
TRANSLUNAR COAST
D U R I N G T H E LOI BURN* T H E F L I G H T C R E W W I L L TARE T H E F O L L O W I N G

A.
TERMINATE LOI FOR THE FOLLOWING SPS PROBLEMS (PERFORM THE 15 "INUTE ABORT IF
TERMINATED IN THE MODE I OR MODE II REGION)
It
2.
3.
4.
LOSS OF ONE GN2 BOTTLE
(LESS THAN 400 P S D
C.
TME
AND DECAY IN OTHER
PRESSURE DECAY IN EITHER SPS PROPELLANT TANK TO 140 PSI

FUEL - OXIDIZER DELTA P GREATER THAN 20 PSI
CHAMBER PRESSURE LESS THAN 80 PS I OR DECAY OF 10 PSI DURING BURN
5.
FLANGE TEMPERATURE LIGHT
6*
ANY BALL VALVE FAILS TO OPEN AFTER ITS RESPECTIVE BANK

FAILS CLOSED (TERMINATE LOI ONLY IN MODE I REGION)
REFERENCE W A L F , PROCEDURE
8.
ACTION
IS
COMMANDED
ON
SPS-1.
PERFORM MTVC TAKEOVER AND COMPLETE THE BURN FOR THE FOLLOWING CONTROL PROBLEMS
!
G&N NO-GC
2.
ATTITUDE EXCURSION GREATER THAN 10 DEG EXCLUDING START
3.
RATES GREATER THAN 10 DEG./SEC
TRANSIENTS
RESTART THE BURN AND COMPLETE UNDER SCS CONTROL FOR AN SPS SHUTDOWN.
RULES NUMBER 3-31 THROUGH

3-36 ARE RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
SECTION
4/16/69 MISSION RULE
SUMMARY
GROUP
TRANSLUNAR
COAST
PAGE
3-5
OR
BURN
IS
NASA - M a n n e d S p a c e c r a f t
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM,
3-37
3-38
LUNAR ORBIT
DEPENDING ON THE ANALYSIS OF A NON-NOMINAL

AVAILABLE
LOI
BuRNt
THE
FOLLOWING
tSPS OR DPS)
COURSES
ABORTS
OR
OF
DPS
ACTION
A*
UNLESS A STABLE ORBIT HAS BEEN ACHIEVED* DIRECT

CIRCUMLUNAR ABORTS WILL BE EXECUTED.
TWO
B.
IF STABLE ORBIT HAS BEEN ACHIEVED, TEI (DPS OR SPS) WIL BE EXECUTED AT NEXT OPPORTUNITY
AN ALTERNATE MISSION WILL BE INITIATED.
ARE
IMûLSt
OH
PRIOR TO UNDOCICING THE FOLLOWING TRAJECTORY CONDITIONS MUST BE SATISFIED

A.
THE MISS DISTANCE OVER THE LLS IS LESS THAN Q5 DG. UuT OF PLANE AND + /-2 DEG. l<\ AZIMUTH
NOTE
ADDITIONAL MANEUVERS WILL BE SCHEDULED*
AS NEEDED* BETWEEN LCI2 AND UNDOCKJNG
TO CORRECT DISPERSIONS,
ONE SET OF 5 SATISFACTORY LANDMARK SITHTINGS ON THE LANDING SITE HAS BEEN OBTAINED,
NOTE
UNDOCK.ING WILL BE SLIPPED NO MORE THAN
ONE REV IF THE SIGHTINGS AkE NOT
SATISFACTORY.
RULE NUMBERS 3-39

3-44 ARE RESERVED
THKOUGH
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION

SUMMARY
GROUP
PAGE
LUNAR ORBIT
3-6
Center
MISSION RULES
RCV
ITEM
' DOI PHASE
DC I IGNITION
THE FLIGHT CREW WILL NOT ATTEMPT TO BACKUP THE DOI ULLAGE MANEUVER OR ThE
EITHER FAIL TO OCCUR AUTOMATICALLY,
3-^6
3-<* 7
DPS
IGNITION
SHOULD
DOI TERMINATION
THE
FLIGHT CREW WILL TERMINATE DOI FOR THE FOLLOWING
A.
ATTITUDE DEVIATIONS GREATER THAN 10 DEG.
B*
RATES GREATER THAN 1C DEG./SEC.
C.
DPS TANK PRESSURE LESS THAN 120 PSI
D.
OVERBURN OF 2_ SECONDS AND 2_ FPS
E.
NO MANUAL THROTTLE CAPABILITY
F.
PGNS FAIL
DOI TO PDI
A.
DOI RESIDUALS WILL BE NULLED ALONG THE X BODY AXIS
9.
THE FLIGHT CREW WILL PERFORM THE DIRECT RETURN TO THE CSM FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS
NOTE 1
CAPABILIT V REMAINS TILL APPROXIMATELY DOI 10 MINUTES
NOTE 2
RR IS MANDATORY FOR THIS MANEUVER
1.
LM CONDITIONS
(A3 ECS
(1) LOSS OF BOTH COOLANT LOOPS
(2) F I R E , S V Q K E * O R F R E E G L Y C C L IN C A B I N O R S U i T
(B) G & C
{i) P G N S F A I L OR A G S F A I L
(2)
PZ^S*
AGS POST-DOI
REDIG'JALS D I F F E R BY G R E A T E R
(3) AT D O I C U T O F F , P R I O R
ANY A X I S
(C)
PULE 3-^6
CREW TERMINATES
TO TRIMMING*
THAN J_ F P S
PGNS KESIDUALS ARE GREATER
THE DOI MANEUVER
IS RESERVED
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 M I S S I O N RULE
SUMMARY
GROUP
PAGE
DOI PHASE
3-7
THAN
FPS
IN
Center
MISSION RULES
RCV
ITEM
POWERED DESCENT PHASE '

3-A9
PDI
IGNITION
THE FLIGHT CREW WILL NOT ATTEMPT TO BACK UP THE PDI ULLAGE MANEUVER. IF THE ULLAGE MANEUVER
OCCUR AUTOMATICALLYi THE FLIGHT CREW WlLL ATTEMPT TO MANUALLY IGNITE THE DPS ENGINE IF
IT
NOT IGNITE AUTOMATICALLY. THE MANUAL IGNITION MUST OCCUR BY LGC COMPUTED TIG 7.5 SEC.
3-50
DOEb
PDI TO LO GATE
POWERED DESCENT WILL BE ABORTED FOR THE FOLLOWING
A.
LR DATA NOT INCORPORATED BY H LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 13*000 F T .
B.
LP FAILURE AFTER
C.
VIOLATION OF THE APS ABORT BOUNDARY.
C.
FAILURE TO ENTER P 6 * WHEN TG EQUALS 60 SEC.
PGNS NAVIGATION tRRORS WHICH RESULT IN AGS-PGNS VELOCITY DIFFERENCES THAT VIOLATE
FAILURE LIMITS.
THE
E.
PGNS NAVIGATION ERRORS WHICH RESULT

FAILURE LIMITS.
THE
INCORPORATION AND PRIOR TO CONVERGENCE.
IN MSFN-PG.N5 VELOCITY DIFFERENCES THAT VIOLATE
PGNS
NOTE
ITEMS E AND F ARE VALID ONLY PRIOR
TO LR INCORPORATION. FOR ITEM E
SWITCHOVER TO AGS WILL BE PERFORMED.
3-51
LO GATE TO TD
THERE ARE NO TRAJECTORY OR GUIDANCE CONSIDERATIONS WHICH AK CAUSE FUR ABORT AFTEK CREW
OF POWERED DESCENT

3-60 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
A/16/69 MISSION RULE

SUMMARY
PAGE
GROUP
POwERtD
DLSCEN
3-e
TAKEOvEK
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
>
3-61
A5CENT
ASCFNT
A.
GUIDANCE SWITCHOVER TO AGS WILL BE PERFORMED FOR

1. ONBOARD R E C 0 G M 2 E D PGNS FAILURES (SEE RULES (HARDWARE J AND
(SOFTWARE)).
?. PGNS NAVIGATION ERRORS* DURING ASCENT OR FOLLOWING DESCENT ABORT* THAT

IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS
RESULT
(A) AGS PREDICTED HP AT INSERTION LESS THAN 37QQQ FT

IB) AGS PREDICTED HA AT INSERTION GREATER THAN TSD NM
(C) AGS PREDICTED WEDGE ANGLE AT INSERTION GREATER THAN 1.7 DEG.
B.
THE GROUND WILL NOT REQUEST SWITCHOVER AFTER TGO LESS THAN 0. SECONDS.
RULE 3-62 THROUGH

3-69 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 12
REV
DATE
SECTION

SUMMARY
GROUP
PAGE
ASCENT
3-9
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
7. SPS
(A) LOSS OF BOTH GN2 BOTTLES (LESS THAN 400 PS I J
(?) FUEL OR OXIDI2ER FEEDLINE TEMP LESS THAN 27 DLG F.
(C) FLANGh TEMP GRtATER THAN 480 DEG. F. ON P K E V I O J S buRN
(D) CHAMBER PRESSURE LESS THAN 70 PSI ON PREVIOUS BURN
(E) FUEL/OXIDI2ER DELTA P GREATER THAN 20 PSI
(F) LOSS OF ULLAGE CAPABILITY FOR FIRST BURN SUBSEQUENT TO DOCKET DPS bURNt
STORAGE TANKS EMPTY
(G) FIRST BURN SUBSEQUENT TO DOCKED DPS WAS LESS THAN 40 SEC
OR
AFTE*
CONTINUOUS
(M> PRESSURE IN EITHER FuEL OR OXIDIZES TANK LESS THAN 14C PSI
(I) DELTA V REGAINING LESS THAN MANEUVER PLUS DEORBIT REQUIREMENT
THE NON-CRITICAL DOCKED SPS
EXISTS
BURNS
WILL
BE
NO-GC
IF
T H E FOLLOWING
1* DOCKING SYSTEM
(AJ LESS THAN (TED) GOOD DCCKING RING LATCHES
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION

SUMMARY
GROUP
PAGE
ALL PHASES
3-11
INTERFACE
CONDITION
NASA - Manned
REV
Center
MISSION RULES
iTEM
3-70
Spacecraft
A NON-CRI TICAL 5PS MANEUVER WILL BE INHIBITED F O R

A.
THE C5M WILL BE NO-GO IF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS EXIST

1.
ECS
(A) LOSS OF CABIN INTEGRITY
(B) LOSS OF SUIT CIRCUIT
(C) LOSS OF 02 MANIFOLD
(DJ LOSS OF SURGE TANK AND REPRESS PACK
(E) LOSS OF CYCLIC ACCUMULATOR OPERATION
(F) LOSS OF SUIT INTEGRITY (FOR DOCKED SPS BURNS)
(G) LOSS OF ALL COOLING
(h) CONFIRMED LEAK OF GLYCOL IN EITHER COMMAND MODULE OR SUIT CIRCUIT
y
2. CR O
(A) INSUFFICIENT 02 AND H2 TO SUPPLY FuEL CELL AND CS DEMANDS TO
PT* PLUS
.
ThE
NEXT
GO/NO-GC
3. EPS
(Aj
LOSS OF
TWO
FUEL
CELLS
IB) LOSS OF TWO ENTRY BATTERIES

(Cl LOSS OF ONE MAIN BUS* ON BATTERY BUS* CNE AC BUS* OR T H E BATTERY kELAY buS
ID) LOSS OF TWO INVERTERS
M
<. CC V/JNSTRUMNTAT JO.N

(A) LOSS OF INSTRUMENTATION I TV OR CN60ARD) SUCH ThAT IT IS
GO/NO-GO CRITERIA E I T H E R I\ S/C OR ON
<EJ
LOSS OF TWO-WAY
VOICE
NOT
POSSIBLE
TO
VERIFY
COMMUNICATION ICS
5. SEQUENTIAL
(A) LOSS OF SEQUENTIAL LOGIC BUS A OR S
IB 5 LOSS OF PYRO BUS A OR B
6. G&C
(A) LOSS OF TwO TVC SERVO LOOPS
(fi) LOSS OF THREE TVC CONTROL MODES (G&N SCS A O T O I AND MTVC - RATE C^D IF UNDOCKED)
(C) LOSS CF THREE TVC CONTROL MODES tG&.\ SCS AuTCf AND MTvC - ACCEL C^D IF J C C K E D )
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
W 1 6 / 6 9 MISSION RULE
SUMMARY
GROUP
PAGE
ALL PHASES
3-10
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
3-71
A CRITICAL SPS MANEUVER WILL BE INHIBITED FOR THE FOLLOWING CSM PROBLEMS
A,
G6C
1 LOSS OF TWO TVC SERVO LOOPS
2. LOSS OF THREE TVC CONTROL MODES (G6N SCS AUTO* AND MTVC - RATE CMD)
B.
SPS
1. PRESSURE IN EITHER FUEL OR OXIDIZER TANK LESS THAN 115 PSI
2. LOSS OF BOTH GN2 BOTTLES (LESS THAN 400 PSI)
3. FUEL OR OXIDIZER FEEDLINE TEMP LESS THAN 27 DEGt F.
4. FLANGE TEMP GREATER THAN 480 DEG. F. ON PREVIOUS BURN
5. CHAMBER PRESSURE LESS THAN 70 PSI ON PREVIOUS BURN
6. FUEL/OXIDIZE* DELTA P GREATER THAN 20 PSI
7. FIRST BURN SUBSEQUENT TO DOCKED DPS WAS LESS THAN 40 SEC* CONTINUOUS
3-72
A DPS MANEUVER WILL BE INHIBITED FOR T H E FOLLOWING LM PROBLE.VS

A.
G&C
TBD
B.
DPS
THROTTLE STUCK. ABOvE 60 PER. (DPS NC START CONDITION)
PROPELLANT TEMP NOT wlTnlN 40 TO 75 DEG* F LIMITS
DELTA PRESS BETWEEN FUEL AND CXIDIZER GREATER T H A N 5 PSI
FUEL INLET PRESS LESS THAN 120 PSI
LOSS OF SUPERCRITICAL HE AND DELTA V REQUIRED GREATER THAN 310 FPS
PROPELLANT LEAKS
C.
DOCKING SYSTEM
FOR DOCKED BURNS LESS THAN (TBD) GOOD DOCKING RING LATCHES
3-73
AN APS MANEUVER* O T H E R THAN ASCENT* WILL BE INHIBITED FOR T H E FOLLOWING LM PROBLEMSA,
G&C
TBD
APS
DELTA
f^RESS B E T W E E N
DELTA
TEMP
PRC-ELLANT
INLET
PRESS
PROÊLLANT
BETWEEN
TEMP
LESS
FUEL
FuEL
NOT
AND
OXIDIZER
AND OXIDIZER
wITHlNG
THAN
115
REV
DATE
TBD
GREATER
40 TO 65 D E G .
F.
ThAN
10 P E G . F
LIMITS
PSI
LEAKS
MISSION
/POLLO II
SECTION
4/16/69 MISSION
SUMMARY
GROUP
RULE
ALL
PAGE
PHASES
3-12
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
3-?4
LM RCS MANEUVERS WILL 3E INHIBITED FOR THE FOLLOWING LM PRQBLEMSA*
G&C
TBD
RCS
PROPELLANT TEMP NOT WITHIN 40 TO 2.00 DEG F. LIMITS
DELTA PRESS BETWEEN FUEL AND OXIDlZER GREATER THAN 80 PSID
MANIFOLD PRESSURE LESS THAN 100 PSI
PROPELLANT LEAKS
QUAD TEMPS LESS THAN 119 0EG. F.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 MISSION -RULE

SUMMARY
GROUP
PAGE
ALL PHASES
3-13
LM TELCOM GO/NO-GO CRITERIA

POWERED DESCENT
DI+5TO LO GATE
STAY
W/O EVA
2-MAN
EVA
CSI/CDH
TPI/TPF
ELECTRICAL/PYRO
1 . CDR AND I M P BUS
2.
DC FEEDER(S)
3.
BATTERY(S)
6.
PYRO SYSTEM(S) TTT
2 I 2 OF 4
OR
2 I 2 OF 2
1 . SUIT I OOP/CABIN PRESS INTEGRITY

?. SUIT FAN.'S)
ZZ
3. 07 DEMAND REGULATORS(S)
SEPARATOR* S>
?
4.
AND
LCG COOLANT LOOP
BOTH H2O SEPARATORS

OR
1 OF 2 H?0 SEPARATORS >LCG
BOTH H 2 0 SEPS OR
10F 2 H 2 0 SEPS + LCG
1 OF 2H 2 O SEPS
OR LCG
6. COOLANT LOOPS(S)
LM.CSM.EVA COMM/INST
1.
TWO-WAY S-RAND VOICE COMM

TWO-WAY VUF VOICE COMM BETWtEN LM/CSM; LM/EVA; AND
EVA/EVA
SIMPLEX OR DUPLEX
CRITICAL INSTRUMENTATION
HBR OR LBR
5. CSM OPERATIONAL TELEMETRY
NOTES:
(T)
FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITY ONLY - SEE REDLINES FOR CONSUMABLE REQUIREMENTS
(2)
DURING POWERED DESCENT A SHORT ON EITHER AN ASCENT OR DESCENT FEEDER

WILL BE CONSIDERED LOSS OF A BUS AND THUS REQUIRE AN ABORT. AN OPEN
WILL PROBABLY NOT BE DETECTED AND REGARDLESS NO ACTION WILL BE TAKEN
FOR TWO - MAN EVA, MSFN COMM WITH EVA REQUIRED.
FOR LM/EVA COMM DUPLEX OR SIMPLEX IS ACCEPTABLE
HBR OR LBR
FOR ONE-MAN EVA, MSFN COMM WITH EITHER EVA OR
THE CREWMAN IN THE LM IS REQUIRED
ASSUMES CREWMAN IN LM OPERATING ON LM ECS
LEGEND:
*-**
MM
RETAIN DESCENT STAGE ALAP
NO REQUIREMENT
LM CONTROL GO/NO-GO CRITERIA
LEGEND:
1NO REQUIREMENT
c
CSMEECOM GO/NO-GO CRITERIA
GO/NO-GO
ITEM
EARTH
ORBIT
CO NT
BOOST
CONT
E.O.
LUNAR ORBIT
TLC
TLI
TIH.E
CONT
TLC
LOI
CONT
L.O.
UNDOCKING
EVENT
NOMINAL
MISSION
DO I
EVENT
NOMINAL
MISSION
POWERED DESCENT
LUNAR STAY
PDI TO P D I - 5 T O LO GATE
STAY
PDI-5
LO GATE TO T / D W/O EVA
2-MAN
EVA
1-MAN
EVA
ECS
CABIN INTEGRITY
ABIN INTEGRITY-
NO FIRE OR SMOKE IN CABIN

NO O ? MANIFOLD LEAKS
MAIN 0? REGULATORS
ECS COOLANT LOOPS
ECS RADIATORS
ECS GLYCOL EVAPS
SUIT INTEGRITY
NO GLYCOL LEAK
NO EXCESSIVE CABIN HUMIDITY I
POTABLE H2O TANK
OTABLE H?O TANK

WASTE H?O TANK
WASTE HoO TANK

SUIT COMPRESSORS
SUIT CIRCUIT
OVERBOARD DUMPS
CRYO
Op TANKS
H? TANKS
FUEL CELLS
ENTRY BATTERIES
MAIN BUSES
BATTERY BUSES
AC BUSES
BATT RELAY BUS
INVERTERS
AC * A( 1 AND 2)
INSTRUMENTATION
SCE
CRITICAL INSTR
SEQ
SMJC NOT ACTIVATED
SEQUENTIAL SYSTEMS
DOCKING
DOCKING LATCHES
1 . BASED ON H2O AVAILABLE FOR EVAPORATIVE COOLING WILL CONSIDER

CONTINUING IF SECONDARY LOOP STILL AVAILABLE
2.
BASED ON WASTE H2O AVAILABLE FOR EVAPORATIVE COOLING WILL

CONSIDER CONTINUING
6.
BASED ON FAILURE MODE, CONSIDERATION WILL BE GIVEN TO CONTINUING
7. 3 LATCHED LATCHES MUST BE 1 20" APART; IF DOCKED

SPS BURNS ARE REQUIRED 9 ARE NECESSARY
9.
MODE I AND n ONLY; 0 THEREAFTER
5 . MUST BE IN SAME COOLANT LOOP

10.
MUST HAVE CABIN INTEGRITY OR VIABLE SUIT LOOP. ITEMS MARKED

BY ART RFQinnrn TO M A I N T A I N V I A H I r <;MIT I nnr>
LEGEND:
NO REQUIREMENT
CSM GNC GO/NO-NO CRITERIA
FOR LEAKS AFTER

PDI + 1 0 , WILL ASCEND
FIRST RLV OPPORTUNITY
REQUIRES 3 AXIS ATTITUDE CONTROL

AND TRANSLATION IN THREE AXES
(ONE LATERAL AXIS MAY BE DEGRADED)
LEGEND:
I NO REQUIREMENTS
mmmmssimm
("GROUND
..." ^ ;
.f$NS TRUMEN TATION
^REQUIREMENTS
NASA - Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
RTV
SECTION < GROUND INSTRUMENTATION RETIREMENTS
ITEM
ITEM
GENERAL
A
THE FOLLOWING PRELAUNCH REQUIREMENTS DEFINE THE MCC/MSFN REQUIREMENTS

BEFORE A " G O 1 1 IS GIVEN FOR LAUNCH.
B.
WHEN A SPECIFIC HARDWARE ITEM OR OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY IS DEFINED AS A MANDATORY ITEM, THE
HARDWARE AND/OR SOFTWARE INTERFACE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE THE MANDATORY FUNCTIONS OF THAT
HARDWARE ITEM OR OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY ARE TO ASSUME A MANDATORY STATUS ALSO.
WHERE REDUNDANCY EXISTS FOR MANDATORY ITEMS*
DESIRABLE.
BACKUP
CAPABILITY
NOTE
THE VARIOUS EQUIPMENT LISTINGS IN THIS
SECTION ARE TO BE UTILIZED AS A GUIDE
ONLY, IT IS MANDATORY, PRIOR TO C O M M U T I N G
THE MISSION TO LAUNCH* TO BE ABLE TO
MI SSI ON
APOLLO 11
A.
RECEIVE AND DISPLAY TELEMETRY AND

TRACKING DATA.
5.
MAINTAIN VOICE COMMUNICATIONS WITH

THE CREW.
REV
DATE
SECTION
A/16/65 GROUND INSTR.

REQUIREMENTS
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
4-1
WMICH
Is
MUST
CONSIDERED
BE
MET
HIGHLY
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
SECTION 4 GROUND INSTRUMENTATION REUUlRfcMENTS
R 'RULE ONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
TELEMETRY
A. CONSOLE DISPLAY ID/TV*
EVENTS* ANALOGS)
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY
A FOR DISPLAY OF MANDATORY

PARAMETERS.
S/V
B PCM GROUND STATIONS
PRELAUNCH
1 OF 4 MANDATORY*
1 HIGHLY
DESIRABLE
B FOR DISPLAY OF MANDATORY

EVENTS AND ANALOGS.
S/V
PRELAUNCH
BOTH DESIRABLE
PRELAUNCH
1 OF 2 MANDATORY
C RECORDING AND PLAYBACK.

ALDS
D, FM - GROUND STATION
4-3
D TO PROVIDE MANDATORY
DATA FOR THE MCC SURGEON,
DISPLAY
COMMAND
A. MOCR TOGGLE SWITCHES
(BOTH A AND 6)
A, FOR LAUNCH PHASE ABORT REUUEST
1. BSE AEORT REQUEST
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
2. FIDO ABORT REQUEST
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
3. FD ABORT REQUEST
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
B. COMMAND PANELS
EECCW G'JIDO* BSE.
TELCOM, CONTROL* CCATS
K
XZR CONSCLE/SITE
SELECT CAPABILITY
1. RTC CONSOLE
ICCATS)
2. CCATS CMD CONSOLE
W
ED
FQ/GO SWITCHING
CAPABILITY
i. FLIGHT DIRECTOR
2 CCATS CMD MED
MISSION
APOLLC 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
W 1 6 / 6 9 GROUND ISSTR
REQUIREMENTS
GROUP
PAGt
4-2
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE
SECTION 4 GROUND INSTRUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS
:ONDITION/MALFUNCTION*
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
TRAJECTORY
A. TRAJECTORY DATA
PROCESSING
B.
4-5
A. THE TRAJECTORY DATA

ARE UTILIZED AS FOLLOWS
1. AVAILABILITY OF
ONE INDIPENDENT
TRACKING SOURCE
(IPR USB) FROM
LIFTOFF TO T + 10
"INUTES.
PRELAUNCH
2.
PRELAUNCH
BOTH MANDATORY
PRELAjNCH
MANDATORY
PRELAUNCH
1 OF 2 MANDATORY
PRELAUNCH
ALL HIGHLY
DESIRABLE
PKELAJNCM
1 OF 3 MANDATORY
FOR TERMINAL COUNT

OF MCC-PAD ACTIVITIES
PRELAUNCH
1 OF 3 MANDATORY
FOR TRAJECTORY
BOOSTER SAFING
PRELAJNCH
DESIRABLE
PRtLAUNCH
MANDATORY
IU AND CMC TM
VECTORS FROM
LIFTOFF TO INSERTION
PLUS 60 SECONDS.
RTCC - DATA SELECT

CAPABILITY
1 MANDATORY
1* (A) INDEPENDENT
OF L/V NAVIGATION.
VERIFICATION
(B) PROTECTION AGAINST

OF LAUNCH ENVELOPE.
A.2.
SOuRCEi
VIOLATION
REQUIRED FOR ORBIT GO/NO-GU
B.
TO SELECT BEST AVAlLAbLE DATA
SOURCE.
COMMUNICATIONS
M.OCR
FD LOOP
\
AFD CONF LOOP S
MOCR SYS 1 & 2
KCCR DYN
A/G 1 LOOP
A/G 2 LOOP
e. MCC/LAUNCM
FOR MISSION CONTROL
COMPLEX
121 CLTC
111 CVTS
212 MSTC
COCKDINAT I ON
C. MCC/RSO
FD LINE TO RSC
(
RSC PRIVATE LINt /
CAPE 111 RSO LC^P 1
VERIFICATION
AND
MISCELLANEOUS
BSE T" VONITCR LOOP I
C IF/USB LOOP
(
USED
FOR
MONITORING
VEHICLES SUBSYSTEM CHECKOUT
SPACE
^CC/REWOTED SITES
ONE A/G PATH VIA GSFC
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
W16/69 GROUND INSTR

REQUIREMENTS
USED FOR COMMUNICATION * ITH
GROUP
PAGE
"CC
4-3
CRK
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE ZONOITION/MALFUNCTION1
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
COMPUTER
A MOC (IBM 360/75)
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY
TO
PROCESS
MANDATORY
S
PARAMETERS AND TRAJECTORY DATA
B. DSC (IBM 360/75)
PRELA'JNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
A
N SSC (IBM 360/75) IS A
AS BACKUP TO THE MOC OR DSC*
PRELAUNCH
1 MANDATORY AND 1
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
TO THROUGH PROCESS MANDATORY

PARAMETERS TO MOC
PRELAJNCM
1 HIGHLY
DESIRABLE
PRELAUNCH IP PREDICTIONS FOR MOOt

1 ABORTS.
PRELAUNCH
1 MANDATORY
MCC TIMING STANDARD TO SUPPORT

MANDATORY RTCC/CCATS COMPUTERS
A, 6US Al
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY
UNINTERRUPTABLE
CONVERTERS
POWER
FOR
D/TV
5. BUS A2
PRELAJNCM
MANDATORY
UNINTERRUPTABLE
DATA DISTRIBUTOR
POWER
FOR
D/Tv
C. BUS El
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY
20 SECONDS INTERRUPTAbLE
FOR MOCR AND SSR CONSOLES
PC*ER
MANDATORY
20 SECONDS
FOR VSM
POfcER
C. CCATS (UNIVAC 494)ONLINE

D. CCATS (UNIVAC 494)
STANDBY
E. RTACF - 2
4-7
S/V
TIMING
MITE (2)
MCC POWER
PRELAUNCH
0. BUS B2
MISSION
APCLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 GROUND INSTR

REQUIREMENTS
GROUP
MCC
PAGE
INTERRUPTABLE
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE

CONDITION/MALFUNCTION'
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
DISPLAY
A. MOCR D/TV
CHANNELS
PRELAUNCH
10 OF 36
MANDATORY
NO. OF
CHANNELS
POSITION
I
i
i
l
l
l
RETRO
FIDO
GUIDO
EECOM
GNC
fcTCC
BOOSTER
B. TRAJECTORY DISPLAY
1. FDO LAUNCH DIGITALS
'PRELAuNCH
' MANDATORY ON
D/TV
FOR CONTINGENCY
ORBIT
INSERTION
MANEUVER DATA AND TFF LIMITS.
2. GAV>*A VS V
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY ON
1 OF 4
FROM
SOURCE.
SELECTED
TRACKING
DATA
1
(A) 10 X 20
scRibtR PLOTTER
1
(B) D/TV
(C) RTCC
1
PLCTBCARD
1
(D) SSR
1
PLCTBOARD
3. RFO LAUNCH DIGITALS
PRELAUNCH
i
t
4. GAMMA( El ) VS V I El )
1
1
MANDATORY ON
D/TV
MONITOR
FOR
MANEUVER DATA.
MODES
III
AND
Ifa
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY ON
1 OF 2
MONITOR FOR 6-LIMIT VIOLATION.
(A) D/TV
(6) SSR
PLCTBCARD
1
5. PHI VS LAMBDA
'PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
CN 1 OF 2
MONITOR FOR CROSS-RA.NGE LIMITS
(A) RTCC
PLCTBCARD
1
<5 ) SSR
PLOTEOARD
fc. T (FF ) VS RI IP)
'PRELAUNCH
1
1
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
C,\ 1 CF 2
MONITOR FOR ABORT MODES lit

AND IB.
IIIi
(A) D/TV
IB) SRR
PLCT8CARD
7. H VS 0
8. GA M MA(I) VS V(I)
(C'-'C DYNAMIC
STATUS)
9. wEDGE ANGLE MONITOR
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
' ON 10 X 20
SCRIBER PLOTTER
'PRELAJNCH
'
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
' CN 1C X 1C
'PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
CN D/TV
10. CUlDC ANALOG CHART

RECORDERS ONE AND
missies
APCLLC 11
REV
SCRIBER
PLOTTER
MONITOR
FOR
L/V
AND
S/C
NAVIGATION
PERFORMANCE
(GUIDANCE
SYSTEM ANALYSIS - COMPARES CMC WITH
TRACKING)
MONITOR
NAVIGATION
HIGHLY DLSIRABLE
CN D''TV
DATE
SECTION

REQUIREMENTS
GROUP
MCC
PAGE
FOR
L/V
PERFORMANCE
AND
s/c
NASA
Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE
SECTION
CONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
4 GROUND
INSTRUMENTATION
PHASE
REQUIREMENTS
RULING
11. INSERTION/INJECTION
DIGITALS
C. ADEG CHANNELS 90-93
PRELAUNCh
D* VSV
PRELAUNCH
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY ON
D/TV
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
FOR G6-N GO/NO-GO

FOR DSC DISPLAYS
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
FOR D/TV
MANDATORY
E. AUX VSM
F.
PRELAUNCH
EIDOPMORS
PRELAUNCH
(3)
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
2 HIGHLY
DESIRABLE
NOTE
INDIVIDUAL FLIGHT CONTROLLERS WILL BE
RESPONSIBLE FOR REPORTING LOSS OF DISPLAY
CAPABILITY CF MANDATORY PARAMETERS TO THE FLIGHT
DIRtCTCR.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
GROUND INSTR
REQUIREMENTS
MCC
PAGE-
NASA - M a n n e d S p a c e c r a f t C e n t e r
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
R 'RULE
4-10
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
GSFC
A. GSFC U N I V A C - 494 (2)
COMMUNICATIONS
PROCESSOR
PRELAUNCH
1 MANDATORY
A. ONE UNIVAC - 494 CAN PERFORM

ALL NECESSARY FUNCTIONS* THE SECOND
ONE IS BACKUP.
B. WBD (50.0 KBPS) LINES

(2) BETWEEN MCC AND
GSFC
^RELAUNCH
1 MANDATORY
B. EITHER LINE CAN BE SWITCHED TO

EITHER UNIVAC - 494.
C. TTY CIRCUITS BETWEEN

MCC AND GSFC
! OUTGOING
INCOMING (JJ)
4-11
C. VFTG PROVIDES TWO

16 CIRCUIT TTY CHANNELS.
PRELAUNCH
1 OF 32 CIRCUITS
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
PRELAUNCh
1 OF 32 CIRCUITS
MANDATORY
REDUNDANT
1. FOK ACO MSG LS CMD

2. FOR RECEPTION
RADAR DATA.
OF
LOWSPEED
KSC
TELEMETRY
A. VHF TM FROM THE
FOLLOWING FOR S'U
A. THESE ANTENNAS CAN BE SWITCHED

TO MILA OR CIF FAClLlTItS
5-IV3t AND IU
PRELAuNCH
1. CIF ANTENNA
1 MANDATORY
2. MILA VHF ANTENNA

B. USB TM FRO* THE
FOLLOWING
1. MILA USB
B. USB IS TH CSM'S
OF DATA.
PRELAUNCH
1 MANDATORY
2. CIF USB
COMMAND
THIS CAPABILITY IS DEFINED UNDER GSFC/KSC/KSFN
COMMAND RULE 4-12 FOR LAUNCH COVERAGE.
TRACKING
THAT CAPABILITY REQUIRED TO SATISFY RULE
(TRAJECTORY) IS MANDATORY.
4-4
VOICE COMMUNICATIONS
THIS <SC CAPABILITY IS DEFINED UNDER MCC RULE 4-5
(COMMUNICATIONS),
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 GROUND INSTR*

REQUIREMENTS
GROUP
PAGE
GSFC/K.SC/MSFN
4-7
ONLY
SOURCt
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
PULE
4-12
lONDlTlON/MALF'JNCTION1
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LAUNCH COVERAGE
KSC/MSFN SITES (SITES NOT LISTED DuE TO VARIABLE
LAUNCH AZIMUTH) ML-ST PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING
CAPABILITIES FROM LIFTOFF THROUGH S-IVB CUTOFF
PLUS 60 SECONDS.
REFER TO DECISION MATRIX (RULE 4-16 AND FIGURES
4-1 THROUGH 4-5) TO DETERMINE. CAPABILITY.
CKD
USB CCS
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
S-IC (Vt-F)
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
S-II IVHF)
PRELAUNCh
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
FROM
LIFTOFF TO S-II
CUTOFF (APPROX.
8 t 36 SEC)
S-IVB \'hF ICP-D
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
IU CCS (DP-IB)
iu y^.F icp-i)
PKELAUNCH
MANDATORY
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
CSM (USB)
PRELAUNCH
TELEMETRY
MANDATORY FROM
LIFTOFF THROUGH
S-IVB CUTOFF
PLUS 6C SEC.
S-IC
DATA
IS
ONLY
HIGHLY
DESIRABLE SINCE THE MCC IS NCT PRIME
FOR REQUESTING AN ABORT FOR S-IC
MALFUNCTIONS.
FOR ABORT CUtS FROM MCC
FOR BULKHEAD DELTA
FOR AbORT CUES FROM MCC
TRACKING
T H A T CAPABILITY REQUIRED TO SATISFY RULE 4-4
(TRAJECTORY) IS MANDATORY
D. A/G COMMUNICATIONS
1. "ILA
VMF
4-13
PRELAUNCh
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
USB
PRELAUNCh
MANDATORY
VHF
USB
PRELAUNCH
1 OF 2 MANDATORY
GENERAL ORBITAL COVERAGE

IT IS REQUIRED THE MSFN HAVE THE CAPABILITY OF
PROVIDING THE MCC MIMM U ,Y V, I SSI ON CONTROL SUPPORT
LISTED BELOW OF'TWO .VSFN USB SITES PER REVOLUTION
THROUGH REVOLUTION 3
CCS
CS"
USB
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 GROUND INSTR.

REQUIREMENTS
SEP
GROUP
PAGE
GSFC/KSC/MSFN
4-6
AFTER
S/C
Center
MISSION RULES
RLV
ITEM
RULE
SECTION 4 GROUND INSTRUMENTATION

'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION'
PHASE
RETIREMENTS
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
B. TELEMETRY
S-IVB VHF
ICP-U
'PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
1U CCS (DP-16)
IU VhF
'
'PRELAUNCH
(DP-1)
1 OF 2 MANDATORY
DOWNLINKS
S-IVB DATA.
KEUUIRED
TO
RECOVEK
CSM USB
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY
C-EAND
PRELAUNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
USB
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY
C. TRACK
D. A/G
COMMUNICATIONS
PRELAUNCH
VMF
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
i
USB
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY
i
i
HSK. GDSt MAD

IT IS MANDATORY 2 OF 3 OF T H E S E SITES PROVIDE THE
FOLLOWING CAPABILITIES
A. T.s
USB
PRELAUNCH
MANDATORY
9. TRACK
USE
PRELAUNCH
.VANDATORY
C, VOICE
USE:
PPELAUNCH
MANDATORY
USB
PRELAuNCH
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
D C D
4-15
RICETER NETWORK SITES
A, TO COVER TRANSLUNAR COAST

LPO.
PRELAUNCH
fi. LIMA
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
fi. CRO
CYI
1 OF 2 HIGHLY
DESIRABLE
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
PAGE
SECTION
A/16/69 GROUND INSTR.

REQUIREMENTS
GSFC/KSC/MSFN
ANU
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
SECTION 4 GROUND INSTRUMENTATION
REQUIREMENTS
ITV
4-16
INTRODUCTION TO SITE FAILURE DECISION MATRICES (FIGURES 4 - 1 THROUGH 4 - 5 )

THESE DECISION MATRICES APPLY THE GROUND INSTRUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS
OF SITE CAPABILITIES DURING LAUNCH PhASE.
THESE MATRICES POINT OUT TIMES DURING LAUNCH WHEN A FAILURE WILL
COVERAGE BETWEEN LIFTOFF AND INSERTION PLUS 60 SECONDS.
TO THE
CAUSE
POSSIBLE
LOSS
OF
FAILURES
CONTINUOUS
TO USE THE MATRIX

A. LOOK FOR AN x UNDER T H COLUMN FOR SITE WHERE THE FAILURE OCCURRED*
B. GO ACROSS TO THE COLUMN FOR T H CAPABILITY THAT WAS LOST AND READ THE DECISION.
C. THE COVERAGE
THAT WAS LOST IS IN THE COLUMN LABELED ''MANDATORY COVERAGE LOST. 1 1
D. MORE THAN ONE X IN A ROW SPECIFIES A FAILURE OF THE SAME CAPABILITY AT MORE THAN ONE SITE.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION

REQUIREMENTS
GROUP
PAGE
GSFC/KSC/MSFN
4-10
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
RfV
ITEM
ITEM
SITES
FAILED
MANDATORY
AIDS TM MIL/CAPE ' GBM ' BDA f VAN ' COVERAGE
0 0 - 0 0 00-00 0 1 - 0 7 0 4 - 1 1 09-30 LOST
C8-49
08-49
0 9 - 1 3 1 2 - 4 2 15-32
1
1
NONE
SEE NOTE 4
I
N
G
0 0 - 0 0 TO
01-02
CAPABILITY LOST
TELEMETRY'
USB
OR
VhF
CMD
'
GO
GO
A/G
BOTH
S AND C '
'
BAND
'
N/A
TKAOC
N/A
'
'
N/A
GO
GO
'
N^-GO
NO-GO
t
E
S-IC/S-II
SEP
SEE NOTE 1
F
A
I
L
U
R
E
'
'
GO
GO
GO
GO
GO
GO
'
GO
GO
NO-GU
00-00
GO
03-56
NO-GO
GO
GO
' NO-GU
'
NU-GO
'
GO
'
NO-GO
' NO-GU
NO-GO
GO
'
NO-GC
NO-GO
GO
NU-GC
* NO-GO
00-00 TO
01-02
GO
i
I
'
i
*
t
I
GO
NO-GO
X
'
NONE
GO
i
t
NONE
00-CO TO
01-02
0 0 - 0 0 TO
01-02
X
i
I
P
L
E
>
M
U
L
T
GO
GO
'
NU-GO
'
NO-GU
GO
'
ND-GC
'
NO-GO
'
'
GO
'
NO-GC
'
NO-GC
'
GO
GO
I '
L
U
R
E
S
'
'
08-51 TO
08-58
SEE NOTES '

1 AND 3
GO
S-IC/S-II
SEP
GO
9-14
'
TO
INSR 60
GO
t
i
*
i
' NO-GO
'
GO
GU
GO
INSR 60 SECONDS IS APPROXIMATELY
3.
LOSS OF COVERAGE
4.
LOSS OF ALDS RESULTS IN LOSS OF S-IC TM HOWEVER*
GO FOR USB
GO
NO-GO
'
GO
SEPARATION.
12-21.
IT IS NOT MANDATORY FOR LAUNCH*
NO GO ÔR USB AND VH.F
FIGURE 4-1. - 11 DEG. LAUNCH AZIMUTH SITE FAILURE DECISION

MATRIX.
SECTION
DATE
APOLLO 11

REQUIREMENTS
GROUP
PAGE
GSFC/HSC/KSFN
4-11
IS NOT SEVERE ENOUGH FOR A NO-GO CONDITION.
MISSION
FLAME ATTENUATION WILL CAUSE LOSS OF u$B LOCK AT M J L DURING $-lC/S-II
2.
NOTES
1.
'
I
Center
M I S S I O N RULE:S
REV
SECTION * GROUND INSTRUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS
ITEM
ITEM
SITES
FAJLED
CAPABILITY LOST
ALDS TM MIL/CAPE
00-00 0 0 - 0 0
' C8-A9
08-4*
GBM
BDA 1 VAN
' 0 1 - 0 7 04-12 0 9 - 1 1 1
1
09-20 12-33 ' 1 6 - 1 2
TELEMETRY
MANDATORY
COVERAGE
LOST
I
1
N
G
L
E
NONE
SEE NOTE 4
X
I
F
A
' I
1
L
1
U
R
1
E
1
'
'
M
U
L
T
I
P
L
E
GO
5-IC/S-II
SEP
GO
'
SEE NOTE 2
NONE
'
0 0 - 0 0 TO
'
03-57
00-OC TO
00-00 TO
01-02
NO-GO
'
N/A
'
GO
'
NO-GO
* NO-GO
GO
GU
'
GO
'
i
GO
GO
GO
GO
'
GO
GO
'
i
GO
N/A
'
NO-GO
GO
GO
'
BOTH
' S AND C
BAND
NO-GO
A/G
N/A
GO
01-02
TRACK
*
i
NONE
CMD
GO
X
f
1
USB
CR
VHF
00-00 TO
01-02
GO
* NO-GO
'
NO-GO
'
GO
* NO-GC
NO-GO
GO
NO-GC
NO-GO
'
GO
'
NO-GC
'
NO-CJU
'
GO
* NO-GC
NO-GC
'
GO
NO-GO
NO-GU
GO
'
NO-GO
GO
GU
t
t
F
A
I
L
U
R
1
E
S
X
X
00-00 TO
C1-C2
X
X
S-IC/S-II
SEP
X
1
S-IC/S-I I
SEP
GO
NO-GO
GO
GO
GO
'
* NO-GO
GO
GO
GO
>
t
t
1
1
0 9 - 2 1 TC
INSR 60
NO-GC
GO
I I
NO-GC
GO
I
*
I
NOTES
1.
ANG HAS ACCUISIT20N FROM C7-48 TO 11-20 HOwEVERf tfAXlMU* ELEVATJON IS 1.6 DEGREES,
2,
FLAME ATTENUATION WILL CAUSE LCSS OF USB LOCK AT MIL DURING S-IC/S-II SEPARATION.
INSR 60 SECONDS IS APPROXIMATELY 12-21
At
LOSS OF ALDS RESULTS IN LCSS OF S-IC TM
GO FOR USB
HCwEvER* IT IS NOT MANDATORY FOR LAUNCH.
NO GO FOR USB AND VMF
FIGURE 4-2.- 81 DEG. LAUNCH A21MUTH SITE FAILURE DECISION

MATRIX.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 GROUND INSTR*

REQUIREMENTS
GROUP
PAGE
GSFC/K.5C/M5FN
4-12
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
1TFM
SITES
CAPABILITY LOST
FAJLED
MANDATORY
COVERAGE
LOST
ALDS TM MIL/CAPE GBM BDA

VAN
ANG.
00-00 1 00-00 01-06 04-15 07-23 09-07
1
' 08-48 08-48 09-26 12-13 12-48 16-19
X
i
I
N
G
L
E
F
A
CMD
TRACK.
A/6
N/A
USB
OR
VMF
NONE
SEE NOTE 4
GO
N/A
N/A
GO
GO
NO-GO
00-00 TO
01-02
TELEMETRY
'
'
'
SIC/SI I SEP
SEE NOTE 2
BOTH
S AND C
' BAND
GO
GO
GO
NO-GO '
GO
L
U
R
E
X
i
NONE
GO
GO
GO
GO
NONE
GO
GO
GO
GC
'
NONE
GO
GC
GC
CaO
X
X
00-00 TO
01-02
U
L
T
NO-GO
CO-OC TO
GO
GO
NO-GO
NO-GO
GO
NO-GO
NO-GO '
I
P
L
E
X
F
A
03-59
00-00 TO
'
X
'
'
X
X
'
'
'
NO-GO
NO-GC
GO
NO-GO
NO-GC
GO
NO-GO
NO-GO '
GO
NO-GO
NO-GO '
NO-GO
GO
NO-GO
' N&-GC '
C'O
GO
GO
GO
'
bO
GO
GO
OC
GO
GO
GC
'
GC
NO GO '
GO
'
NO-GO
00-00 TO
01-02
GO
S-IC/S-II
SEP
GO
GO
01-02
L
U
R
E
S
NO-GC
s-ic/s-n
SEP
NONE
'
12-11 TO
INSR + 60
.NO-GO
' GO
NOTES
1.
ANG HAS MAXIMUM ELEVATION CF 5 DEGREES.
2t
FLAME ATTENUATION WILL CAUSE LOSS C c USS LOCK AT MIL DURING S-IC/S-I I SEPARATION.
3.
INSR + 60 SECONDS IS APPROXIMATELY
4.
LOSS OF ALDS RESULTS IN LOSS OF S-IC TM
12-21.
GO FOR USB
HOWEVER*
IT IS NOT MANDATORY FOR LAUNCH,
NO GO FCR USE AND VHF
FIGURE 4-3.- 9C CEG. LAUNCH AZIMUTH SITE FAILURE

MATRIX.
MISSION
APCLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION

REQUIREMENTS
DECISION
GROUP
PAGE
GSFC/KSC/MSFN
4-13
'
Center
MISSION RULES
RCV
ITEM
ITEM*
SITES FAILED
CAPABILITY LOST
TELEMETRY 1
MANDATORY
ALDS TM MIL/CAPE GBM * BDA ANG, VAN
COVERAGE
00-00 '01-06 '04-21 07-00 09-16
00-00
LOST
08-48 09-31 11-43 13-40 15-57
08-48
I
N
G
L
E
NONE
SEE NOTE 3
GO
00-00 TO
01-02
GO
S-IC/S-II
SEP
SEE NOTE 1
GO
F
A
I
U
R
E
TRACK
A/G
BOTH
1
S AND C
BAND
N/A
N/A
'
N/A
NO-GC
GO
' NO-GC
i
GO
GO
NONE
GO
GO
GO
NONE
GO
GU
GO
00-00 TO
01-02
X
X
_ ., _
V
F
A
I
L
U
R
E
S
GO
GO
NO-GO
GO
GO
S-IC/S-II
SEP
'
s-ic/s-n
'
GC
'
GO
GO
NO-GC
11-41 TO
INSR + 60
X
1
'
00-00 TO
01-02
GO
NO-GO
NO-GC *
GO
NO-GO
' NO-GO *
GO
NO-GC
NO-GC
NO-GO
GO
NO-GO
NO-GO *
GO
GO
NO-GO
' NO-GO
NO-GO
GO
NO-GO
GO
GO
GO
GO
NO-GO
NO-GO
GO
GO
GO
'
GO
GO
GO
GO
GO
GO
GO
NO-GO
GC
GO
NO-GO
GO FOR USB

REQUIREMENTS
'
GO
GO
IT 1$ NOT MANDATORY FOR LAUNCH.
DECISION
GROUP
PAGE
GSFC/K.SC/MSFN
4-14
GC
LOSS OF ALDS RESULTS IN LOSS OF S-IC TM
APOLLO 11
'
NO-GO
12-21*
SECTION
GO
GO
3.
DATE
' NO-GO '
INSR + 60 SECONDS IS A P P O X I K A T E L Y
FIGURE 4-4.- 99 DEG. LAUNCH AZIMUTH SITE FAILURE

MATRIX.
'
NO-GO
2*
REV
GO
GC
FLAME ATTENUATION WILL CAu'SE LOSS OF U.<iB LOCK AT MIL DuRING S-IC/S-II SEPARATION.
NO GC FCR USB AND VKf
1.
MISSION
GO
\CTES
HOEVER
NONE
GC
NONE
NO-GC '
SEP
X
GO
01-02
X
X
04-04
00-00 TO
X
X
'
01-02
00-00 TO
00-00 TO
'
NONE
M
U
L
T
I
P
L
E
USB
OR
VHF
CMD
'
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
SITES
1
FARED
'
MANDATORY
TELEMETRY'
'ALDS TM MIL/CAPE' GBM BDA ANG.

00-00 1 00-00
'0l-06'04-29'C6-4B ' 0 9 - 4 2 '
08-43 06-^8
'09-35'11-03'14-10 1 4 - 5 9 '
i
i
i
i
i
'
*
s
I
G '
L
'
I
1
X
__
'
'
,_
x
X
'
_ _ 1
'
'
'
'
'
'
'
'
'
'
N/A
N/A
GO
'
GO
'
NO-GO
GO
'
GO
'
GO
'
'
GO
GO
'
GO
GO
GO
'
NONE
'
GO
'
GO
'
GO
GO
NO-GO
GO
'
'
NO-GO
' NO-GO '

'
'
0 0 - 0 0 TO
01-02
'
'
'
00-00
'
GO
'
GO
'
NO-GO
'
NO-GO
'
'
NC-GO
'
GO
NO-GO
'
NO-GO
'
'
GO
'
GO
'
NO-GO
'
NO-GO
'
'
NO-GO
'
GO
'
NO-GU
'
NO-GO
'
GO
'
-GO
'
NO-GO
'
NO-GO
TO
04-11
00-00
TO
01-02
00-00
TO
'
'
S-IC/S-II
'
'
Sp
*
'
GO
GO
NONE
GO
NO-GO
'
GO
'
GO
'
'
GO
GO
'
GO
GO
'
I
'
NO-GO
_ _ i
1 1 - 0 1 TO
INSR 60
NO-GO
,__i__
S-IC/S-II
SEP
'
'
'
'
NO-GO
'
GO
'
GO
GO
'
'
GC
'
GO
GO
FLAME ATTENUATION WILL CAUSE LOSS OF USB LOCK AT MIL DURING S-IC/S-II SEPARATION.
INSR 60 SECONDS IS APPOXiMATELY 12-21.
3.
LOSS OF ALOS RESULTS IN LOSS OF S-IC TV. HOWEVER* IT IS NOT MANDATORY FOR LAUNCH.
GC FOR U S B NO GO FOR USB AND V M F
FIGURE 4-5,- 108 DEG. LAUNCH AZIMUTH SITE FAILURE DECISION

MATRIX.
APOLLO 11
'
GO
1.
DATE
NO-GO
GO
2.
REV
N/A
'
NOTES
MISSION
'
01-02
'
'
GO
GO
GO
'
USB
'
BOTH
i S AND C '
'
BAND
'
'
A/G
NONE
'
NONE
'
LOST
TRACK
'
'
'
CMD
'
0 0 - 0 0 TO
01-02
S-IC/S-II
'
SEP
' SEE NOTE 1 '
_ I
'
'
USB
' O R
*
VhF
NOTE
'
SEE NOTE 3 '
'
'
I
i
i
LOST
CAPABILITY
SECT ION
GROUP
GROUND INSTR.
REQUIREMENTS
GSFC/KSC/MSFN
PAGE
4-15
GO
TRAJECTORY AND
GUIDANCE
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 5 TRAJECTORY ANO GUIDANCE
5-L
7 it LAUNCH M H A S E
WILL rtE TERMINATED FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS
A, VIOLATION OF T H E VEHICLE BREAKUP L I N E .

9. TFr IS wESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 1 MD ANO D E C R E A S I N G AFTER
C . VIOLATION OF ENTRY
D.
tigti
TOWER
JETTISON.
LIMIT.
VS INCREASING.
E. OVERSPEfcD CONDITIONS AT INSERTION.

P.
5-2
VIOLATION OF CXIT HtATING L I N E .
T N E LES WILL NOT BE JETTISONEO UNTIL MOOE II C A P A B I L I T Y

EQUAL TO 1 20 AND INCREASING.
"COE II* H I * * v A N D APOGEE

A . T H GROUND
IS ESTAflLlSHED 3Y TFF IS GREATtft
THAN
KICK.
IS PRIME FOR A80RT MODE D E T E R M I N A T I O N AND MUOE
III MANh'JVER
COMPUTATION.
5. VANtUVEftS WILL 3t INTERRUPTED WHEN TFF 1 * <*Q ANO D E C R E A S I N G .

C.
CD
IV vANEUVtRS WILL 8E INTERRUPTED
IF T H CURRENT A L T I T U D E
IS T5 NMt D E C R E A S I N G AND nP
LESS THAN 3 0 0 ^ FT,

j.
IF ENTERING* UTILIZE LIFT OF AVOID L A N D . UNAVOIDABLE
. M A X I M U M
LANO LANOING USE K L 90 OfcG.
NU.Vrtfc^ OF SPS START A T T E M P T S IS T*Q.
~. IF NO SuA b wR IF SPS FAILS
! Hp is L E S S T H A N ^0 - EXECUTE CM/SM SEP BY TFF - I f * 0 .

2.
<kO IS LESS THAN H O is LESS THAN 75 - GRQUNO wlLL D t C I w t TO wSE SM
OH AT APOGtE TO REOuCt H P T 0 ^0 N y .
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
GROUP
/16/69
TRAJECTORY ANO
GUIDANCE
LAUNCH
PAGE
5-1
RCS
ASAP
NASA - Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 5 TRAJECTORY AND GUIDANCE
ITE*
*ODE III ABORTS.

A. PREDICTEO TFF AFTER SPS C/C IS LESS THAN 1 + tQ.
1 FULL LIFT IP ON *ATER - 00 NOT 3URN.
2. G&N GO ANO FULL LIFT IP ON LANO - BURN TO TFF
*L 90 DEG.
3. G&N NO-GO AND FULL LIFT IP ON LAND - BURN A REDUCED OELTA V

AFTER C/0 AND RL 90 DEG
TO
MAINTAIN
TFF
8. IF OELTA TB IS LESS THAN OR EOUAL T O ^ S E C * DO NOT BURN.

C.-IF IGNITION OCCUHS AFTER GETI lO SECt 3URN UNTIL G&N DELTA R 01 RL 55 OEG. (IF UNABLBURN DELTA P 0 RL 90 OEG.)
TM S/C CMC WILL 8 NO-GO FOR ABORT

FOLLOWING
MANEUVER
DETERMINATION
ANO
MONITORING
FOR
ANY
OF T H E
"A. C*C PROGRAM FAILURE.

3. RTCC ANO CMC TFF DIFFERENCE OF GREATER THAN hQ SEC.
C. CONFIRMEO ERROH IN S/C PLATFORM VELOCITY COMPONENTS OF GREATER THAN 50 FPS IN X OR
IN Z.
D. CMC TRAJECTORY SOURCt INDICATES
SCURCES) INDICATION.
5-6
GO"
OR
NO-GO l f
INCONSISTENT
THE ORBIT IS " G O 1 ' IF HP IS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 75 NM.
APOLLO 11
RCV
0AT6
SCCT10N
GROUP
/16/69
TRAJECTORY ANO
GUIDANCE
LAUNCH
BEST
TRAJcCTwS^
RULES 5-7 THROUGH 5-19

ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
WITH
1JC
PAGE
3-2
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
=>EV
ITEM
ITEM'
5-20
EARTH ORBITAL ALTITUOE CONSTRAINTS

A. REAL-TIME MISSION PLANNING
PERIGEE - 85 NM MINIUM. MAXIMUM. HP IS DETERMINED 3Y SM RCS AVAILABLE FOR HYBRID u
B. CONTINGENCY
PERIGEE - 75 NM MINIMUM (VIOLATIONS WILL BE CORRECTED ASAP) IF HP LESS THAN 75 NM
ANO MANEUVER TO RAISE P IS NOT P O S S I B L E 1. 40 IS LESS THAN H9 IS L&SS THAN 75 - EXECUTE SPS RETROGRADE ASAP UNTIL
LESS THAN <*Q. IF NO SPSt USE SM-RCS.
HP
IS
2* H IS LESS THAN 40 - CM/SM SEP - RETRO WILL RECOMMEND ENTRY PROFILE.
5-21
THE CONTINGENCY SEPARATION MANEUVERS FOR THE CSM A R E

A. IMPENOING S-IVB OR UNMANNED LM EXPLOSION - 55 FPS SPS ASAP (7000 FT SEPARATION
200 SEC.)
3. S-IVB ATTITUOE RATES IS GREATER THAN OR E'JUAL TO 5 DEG/SEC - J 5 _ F P S
C. S-IVB YAW ATTITUDE GREATER THAN 45 DEG - J L
F P S
RCS
IN
ASAP.
* " ASAP.
0. CSM RETROFIRE REUUIRED WHILE ATTACHED TO THE S-IVB OR LM - SEPARATION 20

R E T R O * ^ FPS RCS RETROGRAOE WITH LINE ON HORIZON.
5-22
REQUIRED
MlNuTES
PRIOR
TU
S/C COMPUTER TIMING UPDATES ARE REQUIRED FOR SET ERRORS AS F O L L O W S

A. C*C OR LGC IS GREATER THAN .1 SEC.
3. AGS IS GREATER THAN ^J. SEC.
C. S/C L/C TIME (GRR! WILL BE UPDATED WITH SRQ L/O TIME IF T H E TWO ARE DIFFERENT 3Y ;o sC
5-23
5-24
I
TIME BETWEEN EPO RtTROFIRE GETI ANO 400* MUST BE GREATER THAN 9 MIN. IF NOT. RETARGET
IF SPS RETROFIRE OELTA T8 IS LESS THAN 7 SEC. USE SCS AUTO TVC.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATC
SECTION
4/16/69 TRAJECTORY
ANO GUIDANCE
GROUP
EARTH ORBIT
ANO TLl
PAGE
5-3
FvR
NEXT \
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 5 TRAJECTORY ANC GUIDANCE
J
i-25
LAN\D G&N A N O S C S R E T 3 O F I 3 E M A N E U V E R S WILL 3 UPDATED I F

A . * H -CC^^LITEO P T ^ C C I R
*I \
POSITION C H A N G E S 3Y GREATER
TÂN 0.5 O E G L O N G I T U D E
RIOR
TO GcTI
-3-W i
3. THE CCûTED REÔFTRE 3CSI ICN CHANGES 3Y GREATER THAN 2 Z>G LONGITUDE AFTER GETI -2C I .\.
I
i
-2 6
5-27
IF A Gfr.N F A I L U R E
IS D E T E C T E D PRIOR TO R E T R O F I R E * CREW U S E S S C S DELTA V *ODE WITH AN E.MS E M 7 R Y .
F S^S ÂILS AF-ER PO 9TR0f;R IGNITION OR :,C SLA
SEP
RCS.
A. -a is GREATER THAN 75 N P - RE'ARGET FOR NEXT 3EST PTP ^

3. 40 IS - S S T H A N H P IS LESS T'-'AN 75 - ITCf- uP TO LOCAL
w'SING F O L L O W I N G P R I O R I T I E S
rtORUONTAL
M T T I T U O E AND
RCS
1. BURN ^P TO -AC V A L U E
2. BURN ÂXIÛM
SM RCS
DELTA
V AVAILABLE
2. 3uRN CM ? C S TO HP Q NM IF SM RCS DELTA V NOT S U F F I C I E N T TC O B T A I N riP * ^ 0

vv if H p is L c S S THAN OR EQUAL TO *Q NM TERMINATE A L L T H R U S T I N G AT TFF * _7_
M IN
C . HP IS LESS THAN 4 0 NM - REMAIN
OBIOPITY
IN RETRO
ATTITUOE
ANO
BURN
SM
RCS
! 3URN DELTA v RISIOUALS.

2. BURN MAXIMUM SM DELTA V AVAILA8LE.
NOTE
THE S-Iva -OX DUMP CAPABILITY
MAY 3E USED TO SHAPE ThE ORBIT
FOR RET-.OFIRE MANEUVER OR TO
DEDUCE THE S-IVB WEIGHT TO
OBTAIN MORE SM RCS DELTA V.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 TRAJECTORY
ANO GUIDANCE
GROUP
EARTH ORttlT
ANO TLI
PAGE
5-4
USING
THE
FULLO*I.N<J
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION
5-29
THE G&N
IS NO-GO FOR
ENTRY
5 TRAJECTORY
AMC
GUIDANCE
I F
A. 'HE C^C VALUE OF DOWNRANGE ERROR (RP - RT) AT ,2G O I F C E R S

GREATER
THAN
*'
G R C L N O VALUE OR IS GRAThR THAN W - 130 NM FROM BACKUP CnART VALUt.
CREw
rAi.C
ENTRY AS *="IRST PRIORITY OR GRCUNO 9AN< ANGLE AND RET3& AS SECOND PRIORITY,
3. V A.\o GAMMA
5-2=3
5-30
BOOSTER
AT .0C< ARE OuTSICE
NAVIGATION
A.
T*ERE
2.
AN
wIk
-L
ANO
- NO
IU TARGET UPDATES rCR
THE CVC STATE VECTOR
WILL 8 UPDATED
A PROPERLY
5-32
THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE

OEG/MR ( I V U U
5-34
TARGET UPDATES FOR
TLI
ILL
THE S/C
OPERATING
SPACECRAFT
L/C RESFMMAT
DISPERSED
TLI C/O
G&N
EITHER
MISALIGNMENT
WILL
BE USED
TLI
O R BOTH TLI
THE
8EST
THE
IU ANO
PREDICTED
1.
SFN
whERE AN S-Iv- G J ' - --- 1

"
'"*
VECTOR.
IS MANDATORY
IMU ARE 0.6
FCR
TLI.
DEG/HR
(IU)
.
AND
1.- 1
"1
OPPORTUNiTlES.
A. PRDIC'ED END OF V I S S I C N FyL RESERVES (cOMFH) GREATER T H A N

EXECUTE vCC CONSISTENT wITH LUNAR ORBIT M I S S I O N .
(E0M
L0I2t =ENDEZVCUS RESCUE* AND TEI)
3.
PROFILE,
OPPORTUNITY
I My AND OSS) SYSTEM
RATES BETWEEN
ENTRY
TLI O P P O R T U N I T Y ,
oPIOfl TO TLI WITH
(CHCt
PRCVIDE
IU NAVIGATION uPOATE WILL 3E ERFORMED FOR EITHER

C
A I OCCURRED PRIOR TO E A R T H - O R B I T INSERTION.
5-31
5-33
THE CORRIDOR. GROUNO
EOMFR
LESS
THAN' 500 FPS
SCO * PS 1NCL-
CONTINUE
A N D
PREDICTED FUEL RESERVES AFTER

7t.O* BAP
MCC1
LUU.
LOI2
ANO
TEI
(NO
M
REN0E2V0US RESCUE) GREATER THAN 500 FPS
CONTINUE
MisSIONt
EXECUTE
CC
CONSISTENT WITH LUNAR ORBIT MISSION.
(OPS LOI MAY BE C O N S I D E R E D TO
IMPROVE
SPS DELTA V CAPABILITY.)
OREDICT5D *UEL RESERVES AFTER T&O. BAP *CC1 L O U
RENDEZVOUS RESCUE LESS) LESS THAN 500 FPS ANO
(A) EOMFR AFTER LUNAR FLYBY

FOR FLYBY MISSION.
(CSM A.NQ LM| GREATER
( O P S ) . LOl2t
THAN
5500 FPS
ANO
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 TRAJECTORY
AND GUIOANCE
GROUP
EARTH ORBIT
ANO TLI
PAGE
5-5
(NO
(CSM ONLY ) EXECUTE
(3) EOMFR AFTER LUNAR FLYBY LESS THAN _5J^00, FPS E X E C U T E ALTERNATE
WITH FINAL MISSION PLANNING*
MISSION
TEI
MISSION
MCC
CONSISTENT
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
DIFFERENCE IN CMC A.NQ IU PLATFORM VELOCITY COMPONENTS OR TOTAL VELOCITY AT INSERTION

A. VIOLATION jF A.W QF TrtE FOLLOWING MEANS TLl IS NO-GO
DELTA XDOT IS GREATER THAN 35 FPS

DELTA YCOT IS GREATER THAN _66_ FPS
DELTA ZDOT IS GREATER THAN 87 FPS
DELTA VT IS GREATER THAN 33 FPS
9. VIOLATION OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING *ANS TLI IS TEMPORARILY NO-GO-'
7,4 IS LESS THAN .DELTA XOOT LESS THAN 35 FPS
<5 IS LESS THAN JELTA YOOT LESS THAN 66 FPS
27 LESb THAN DELTA ZDCT LESS THAN 37 FPS
13 IS LESS THAN DELTA VT IS LESS THAN 33 FPS
NOTE
TLI
:S N O - G O U N T I L
P A R T S C ANO
5-36
ARE
DETERMINED (ORBITAL PARAMETER JECISIONS )

C. VIOLATION OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING 0R8ITAL DECISION PARAMETERS AT GcT i fl j v j \ ^tiA
IS NO-GO. PARAMETERS ARE IU VERSUS MSFN.
DELTA ALPHA IS GREATER THAN 19300 FT
DELTA OMEGA MAX IS GREATER THAN 32 FPS
5-36
DIFFERENCE IN MSFN ANO IU OOWNRANGE POSITION (OtLTA RV) IS GREATER THAN iDStQCC FT AT jT
ÎN vANS TLI IS NC-GO.

RULES 5-37 THROUGH

ARE RESERVED.
5-*5
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
3ATE
SECTION
GROUP
TRAJECTORY
ANO GUIDANCE
EARTH 0R8IT
ANO TLI
PAGE
5-6
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 5 TRAJECTORY AND GUIOANCE
ITv
TH
CMC OR LGC WILL dE TEMPORARILY NO-GO FOR MANEUVER CONTROL FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
A, COMPUTER PROGRAM FAILURE.

3. CMC/I viu ALlGNMtNT DISCREPANCY (FOR MANEUVER EXECUTION* MONITORING* ANC ORBIT OTERM I NAT I S N ) .
1. SEXTANT STAR C H E C K AUTO OPTICS POSITIONING DOES NOT PLACE StLECTED STAR
FIELD OF VISION CF SXT.
IN
2. HORIZON CHECK ERROR IS GREATER THAN ^ D E G FOR RETROFIRE FROM EPO.

C.
LGC/IMU ALlGNMtNT
COORDINATES.
DISCREPANCY
INDICATE
BY
GREATER
THAN
DEG
FROM
0. DIFFERENCE SETWEtN CMC/LGC GROUNO NAV CHEC< AFTER A NAV UPDATE FROM GROUND
PREDICTEO
COAS
IS
1. PHI IS GREATER THAN .02 DEG.

2. LAMBOA IS GREATER THAN .02 DEG.
3. H IS GREATER THAN .2 NM,
ODE III. '"ODE IV. APOGEE KICK. OR EPO RETROFIRE WILL

A T T I T U Q E EXCURSIONS OF GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 5 DG
3E
COMPLETED
CRITICAL MANEUVERS WILL BE COMPLETED 3Y SCS C.MTVC OR AUTO) OR

FOLLOWING
AGS
3Y
TAKEOVER
A. ATTITUDE EXCURSIONS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO- 10 PEG.

3. ATTITuOE RATES GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO JLO_ DEG/SEC.
C. ATTITUDE ERRORS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 10 DEG.
MISSION
REV
APOLLO 10 FNL
OATE
SECTION
4/14/69 TRAJECTORY
ANO GUIDANCE
GROUP
MANUAL
PAGE
MANEUVtRS
5-7
FOR
'A<CvS
ANY
T'-E I
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
ITE*
NON-CRITICAL MANEUVERS WILL 3E TERMINATED AFTER MANUAL TAKEOVER FORA. ATTITUDE EXCURSIONS IS GREATER THAN CR EUUAL TO ^10. QEG.
3* ATTITuOE RATES IS GREATER THAN OR EOuAL f0 ^10^ OEG/SEC.
C. ATTITUDE ERRORS IS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL 10 PEG.
5-50
jENERALLYt THE FOLLOWING MANEUVER RESIDUAL TRIMMING CRITERIA WILL A P P L Y

A, DOCKED SPS - THI.MMED TO_1_FPS IN X-AXIS ONLY (MCC MCClt ^CC21 ANO LO 11 ARE NOT T
S. DOCKED DPS WILL NOT 3E TRIMMED.
O
ALL UNDOCKED MANEUVERS (BY EITHER V E M I C L E ) WILL 3E TRlMMgo TO W I T M I N 0.2 F=S

AND 2-AXIS RESIDUALS WILL NOT BE TRI.VMED.
T*E POLLOwiNG
MANEUVERS
wILL
BE
MANUALLY
TERMINATED
AFTER
VIOLATION
IN
A-AXIS.
OF
CRITERIAA. TLI - _6_ SEC

3. L O U - 1C SEC
1. SPS - _l SEC
2. DPS H O . SEC
C. LOI2 - J^ SEC
0. 001-2 SEC ANO DELTA V GREATER THAN 2 FPS
E. TEl
1. SPS - _2_ SEC ANO DELTA vC GREATER THAN frO FPS
2. 0S - 10 SEC ANO DELTA V GREATER THAN 2 FPS

A7E RESERVED.
/
MISSION
REV
APCLLO 10 FNL
DATE
SECTION
4/14/69 TRAJECTORY
ANO GUIOANCE
GROUP
MANEUVERS
PAGE
NASA
- Manned Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
?EV
R
SECTION
ITEM
5 TRAJECTORY
AND GUIDANCE
' ITEM
5-56
IDCOURSE
CORRECTION
NOMINAL
A, TLI C/0 *9 H R S (EARLIEST
EXECUTION
PLANNED
POINTS
WILL
SE AT Trit F O L L O W I N G -
MCC AT TLI C/0 +4 H R S U
3. TLI C/0 *25 H R S .

C. LOI - 2 2 M R S .
0. LCI1 -5 M R S .
TRANSLUNAR
A. vcci
*CC EXECUTION
AND *CC2
NOTE
MCC3
*ILL
CRITERIA
NOT BE EXECUTED
DELTA
V IS GREATER
9. *cc3 W I L L B E E X E C U T E D
ONLY
AS LONG
THAN
IF L O I #
AS MCC3
3 EPS ENABLES
REMAINS
LESS
THAN ^25.
UTILIZATION
CANNOT BE TARGETED
(WITHIN
Ps
OF S P S .
ALTITUDE
AND
APSUAL
CONSTRAINTS! TO CORRECT THE TLC DISPERSIONS.

C. MCC4 WILL BE EXECUTED ONLY IF LOI1 CANNOT
CORRECT MCC3 DISPERSIONS.
5-59
5-60
MQDE
WILL BE THE
5-5 8
0F
3E
(WITMJN
ALTITUOE
EXECUTING TRANSLUNAR MCC.
Tie. RESIDUALS OF vCC3 WILL BE TRlMv0 TO 0.5

RESIDUAL WILL BE TRIMMED TO W I T H I N 1.0 FS.
LOI SHALL BE TARGETED WITHI.N T H S E
TAHGETED
IN ALL AXES. IF MCC4 IS EXECUTED*
T*i
X-AXIS
CONSTRAINTS
A. 50 LESS THAN HP LESS THAN 60 (LUNAR PARKING ORBIT).

9. TME P5RICYNTHION ZF TW APPROACH HVDPR90LA WILL BE MAINTAINED
C. T H A L T I T U O E
OF T-t NODE
(BETWEEN T H E
APORQACH
HYPERBULA
ANO
50 AND 7THE
DtSMED
-POJ
MAINTAINED BETWEEN 50 ANO 75 N.*.
5-61
A " G O 1 1 FOR LOI REQUIRES T H F O L L O W I N G

A.
COMMITMENT TO LtAST < HRS IN LPO - (PROVIDES ONE REv OF TRACK AFTER L'Jll FOR CALCwtAT ICN CF
TEIJ .
B*
ADEQUATE FUEL REMAINING FOR SUBSEQUENT LUNAR ORBIT OPERATIONS (MINIMUM WOULD
TED .
C. HP IS GREATER THAN 50 NM.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 TRAJECTORY
ANO GUIDANCE
GROUP
TRANSLUNAR
COAST
PAGE
5-9
BE
LCI 2 ANO
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION
5 TRAJECTORY ANO GUIDANCE
R ' ITEM
5-62
5-63
PREMATURE
LCI
SHUTDOWN
A.
DELTA Vv L S S THAN 735 F=S (100 SEC) - EXECUTE AN S P S 15 M I N DIRtCT AbORT 0*

DIRECT A 9 Q R T .
3.
735 LESS THAN OELTA VM LESS T*AN 1280 <100 TC 170 S E C ) - EXECUTt AN SPS -a *I,\ oinzrCR A DPS TWO-IMPULSE CIRCUMLUNAR ABORT.
-*
C.
DELTA VM GREATER THAN 1280 F P S (GREATER THAN 170 SEC TC END OF 3uRN) - c X E C u T ^ T- ' ISPs
DPS) AT NEXT P E R I C Y N T H I A N CR INITIATE AN ALTERNATE M I S S I O N .
"
IF THE SPS FAILS AT IGNITION

A. vCC - R E S C H E O U L E
^CC FCR FLYBY TRAJECTORY WITH OPS/SM-RCS
EXECUTION.
3. L0I1 - FXECUTE VCC5 A3CRT MANEUVER WITH Q P S / S M - R C S .

C. LCI2 - EXECUTE GROUND COMPUTED
RULES 5-6* THROUGH

ARE RESERVED.
TEI WITH DPS AS SOON AS P R A C T I C A L .
5-75
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 TRAJECTORY
ANO GUlOANCE
GROUP
TRANSLUNAR
COAST
PAGE
5-10
J &3
S
- -*
-- a .
"
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 5 TRAJECTORY ANQ GUIDANCE
ITE
5-76
Tw LOI2 MANEUVER WILL 3E TARGETED TO MINIMIZE T M E LLS MISS D I S T A N C E .
5-77
'GO1'
(NOTE-
5-7a
FOR
THIS
LO12
REuuIRES
PSOVIDfcS
THROUGH
ONE
COMMITMENT
?ULL
REV
OF
TO AT LEAST
< H R S IN LUNAR
TRACK
LOI2
AFTER
FOR
ORBIT.
CALCULATION
5-ao
ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 TRAJECTORY
GUIDANCE
GROUP
LUNAR ORBIT
PAGE
OF
TEI.)
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION
5-81
PRIOR
5 TRAJECTORY
A\O GUIDANCE
TO UNDCC*ING T - c V A X I V ' J M ALLOWABLE * I S S D I S T A N C E QVzR Tt L L S I S 0 . 3 0 * G u T F - v - A '

IN
^ I ^ J^ r \ , c p C - I - " ! ; - L M 4 N t l j v R S * I L L 9 E ^ - C - L t w .
AS N t E O t w t " a t f ^ c s . N , . ? 2 "
*'" JLD^
UNOOCKlNG TO CORRE
5-92
5-93
RE5IDUALS
J D
A
^<ING
WILL 3c N'JLLcO
W l L l
;f3?
S L I P P
r^c LLS =>CSITIC\S

VALUES 3 y
5-9 5
^DJ_WV
STJS
A.
DEi-TA f> LESS
3.
DELTA
LATITWCE
C.
DELTA
LCNGITMS
TM
FCP F A I L U R E
A,
AT
AF'ER
DC!
.-.ILL
TO A C n l E V t
u.Nt
SET OF
A :
^tAS7
Li-i) s x T
'-A', 6 000 ~T
WSS
T - A N 12002
.ESS T-Ar, 60CC
* ; L U . d [ ' . . - I r . I ' E D
4*
AXiS.
IN T L G C WILL BE
"* PGNS ANC ACS

O e T--E C S V ORBIT OF OP
=D:
X 800Y
CW*OF?.
FT
C
CONSTANTS
U L BE
I \ * SE**f-!'A '>
T3D
ANC A a c ^ ' A C T I O N
=^:cw
-0
TÎMVISC,
DCI . P C ' o AND ACiS S E S I D - A L S
TA*\
p^Nc
- C ^ r- c;
ÊSIDÂLS
DIFFER
;*I*.G
A ^ C OAT-
3Y j R t A T - S
Tr-AN Z
NOTE
IN CASES OF DISAGREEMENT* Tn
JSD TC O E T E R * i N THt VALIU
5-87
THE
>-8S
POt IGNITION - T H E ffi.tGHT CREW A I L L ATTEMPT TO ^ A N U A L L Y IGNITE T H DPS- feNOiNE I c

IT w ^
IGNITE AUTOMATICALLY, Twfe MANUAL IGNITION MUST OCCU 9 Y L G C COMPUTED TIG % 5 SC T-
CE WILL NOT ATTEMPT TO BAC< JP THE PQI ULLAGE
LGC W I U L
BE NO-GC
MISSION
APOLLO li
C R OOI IF T N 0N80AR0 S T A T C
REV
VECTOR
DIFFERS Fqgv. T M L A T E - T
OATE
SECTION
GROUP
/16/69
TRAJECTORY AND
GUIOANCE
DESCENT
PAGE
5-L2
^SFN vtCTw,5 =-
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION
ERED DESCENT
FAILURE
wlLL
5 TRAJECTORY
2E TERMINATED
Q INCORPORATE
LANDING
ANO GUIDANCE
FOR VIOLATION
RADAR
ALTITUDE
OF TH FOLLOWING
DATA BEFORE
L R CONSTRAINTS
L * ALTITUDE
EQUALS 1 3 ,
NOTE
L* rflLL NOT 3 INCORPORATED I c T- -G.\S/
ALTITUDE DIFFERENCE ;S GREATER TÂN T H
3REVISSIC.N SPECIFIED LIÎT J L I ^ I T IS A
p
U N C " I 0 N OF A L T I T J O E CARRIfQ AS cREw CÂ
LR
AlLwRE
C w E R E 0 DESCENT
A.
5.
C.
VIOLATION
f
Al.uR
AFTE^
INCOROCRATIGN
IuL
8E TERMINATED
OF APS A3CRT
TO ENTiR
AND PRIOR
PCR-
PCjNDARv,
-5*. *-:S T G C'JVJALS 60 S E C .
=GNS NAVIGATION zRRZ'dS WH.'CH RESULT

r
* I L^ RE L I M I T S .
D
GNS
TO C O N V E R G E N C E .
NAVIGATION
iC-
IN A G S 3 C \ S
RES-jLr IN
VELCCI"V
DIFFERENCES
VELOCITV DIFFERENCES
T-AT vI-LAT?
>AT
.1CLAT:. T-i
NOTE
=?ULS C A N D D A R E V A L I D O N L Y P R I Q * T O
-ANOING RADAR VELOCITY INCORPORATIONS.
-CR S U L E C. SÎTCrtCvE-^ TO AGS W I L L 3t
PERFORMED.
JR
^ . > !
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
GwIDANCE CONSTRAINTS -SMICH Aft CAUSE -OR ABORT AFTER CK
OATE
SECTION
/16/69
TRAJECTORY
GUiOANCE
GROUP
ANO
CESCENT
PAGE
,,j
-i\i j
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION
A.
5 TRAJECTORY
AND GUIDANCE
DCI F A I L U R E S
DIRECT RETURN ABORTS *ILL *E PERFGRMtO r-tNVER POSSIBLE
FOR
.ILL CAuSE PO.ERED DESCENT TO 9E I N C I T E D . (DIRECT ABORTS CAN 2 pcRFGr"ED
* I N u T E S . T- RR IS MANOATCRY FCR r - E S ABORTS.)
NOTE
FOLLOWING DQit T H OG,\S AND AGS a I LL 3E
C O M P A R E D . IN CASE OF DI SAGREEvt- NT , T M E RR
ILL 3c uScD - O K SvSTEv VALIDATION*
=>NGS -AIL - DIRECT
ACS -AIL
- DIRECT
RR FAIL - FIVE
RETURN.
RETURN.
IMPULSE
RENDEZVOUS.
T 3-i/fc M O U R S .
ABORTS DURING r-O
DESCENT *RQM PCI TO POI -10 .MINUTES
INSERT
lt,7Q
UINAK
âlT
-S
^ ^ j
VARIABLE T A P G c ^ j . RbNCECvCuS W I L L 5E ACCw^^LlSrEJ by A L.V
COCKING *ILL 3E IN ABOUT 5-1/4 H O U R S FRC.V INSERTION.
E.
FOP. CQ.-OLETE L ^ FAILURES PRIOR TO P O I . T M CSM

DCC<ING ABOUT 9-1/4 HOURS e R C V P O I .
ES 5 - 9 \ THROUGH 5 - 1 0 0
WILL
EXECUTE
ACTIVE
FivE
ARE RESERVEO.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
iCTION
'16/69
FivE
)ESCENT
5-U
ivo.
IMO.JLvt.
-. -
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
5-101
LM LIFTOFF WILL 3E DELAYED ONE REVOLUTION R A T M R THAN ACCEPTING A SLIP IN NOMINAL LlFrjFF T ; M P ,
5-102
DURING ASCENT OR FALLOWING A DESCENT ABORT. GUIDANCE SWITCHOVER TO AGS * ILL 3 PERFORMED FZR
A.
0N8OAR0 RECOGNIZED PGNS FAILURES (SEE RULES 5-46A ANO Tap)
3.
PGNS NAVIGATION ERROR THAT RESULT
IN
1. AGS PREDICTED HP AT INSERTION LESS THAN 37QQQ FT,

2. AGS DREDICTEQ HA AT INSERTION GREATER THAN TARGET VALuS PLUS <*Q Nl
3* AGS PREDICTED wEOGE ANGLE AT INSERTION GREATER THAN
5-1C3
J^L7
DEG.
^w GROUNO WILL NOT REQUEST SWITCHOVER AFTER TGO LESS THAN 3 SECONOS.
ES 5-1)4 THROUGH
5- 10 APE RESERVED.
1ISSION
APOLLO 11
*ev
>ATE
16/69
iECTION
1ROUP
TRAJECTORY ANO
iUIOANCE
kSCENT
'AGE
5-13
NASA
- Manned Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
?S:Y
SECTION 5 TRAJECTORY ANO GUIOANCE
I TEM
ITc"
5-111
ACCEPTED S O L U T I O N * 1
HM A N u V
COMPUTATION/EXECUTION WITH AGS A S

D I T
5-112
5-113
5-114
0H
^
E TPI
ON WILL NOT BE U S O
FROM
SOL-T:CN
SO
^ J T I O ^ IS PGNCS. U ON6OAR0 CHARTS. CSM, A N 0

IF DIFFERENT FROM T *E CSM BY GREATEK THAN T B 0 F S
RENOEZvCbS PLANS SMALL. *H E RE OOSSISLH. SATISFY
THE FOLLOWING CJNSTRA I.NTS,
A.
PENOEZVCuS MANEUVERS VUST aE_25_M!N A P A R T ,
3.
THfe ALLOWABLE SLIP ri*c FOR TPI IS W - J J ^ M I N
C.
THE DELTA M POR TPI W I U L
FROI* >O0
3E 15 /- N M ,
THE GROUNO *<ILL BE RESPONSIBLE ÔR ANY MANEUVERS PRIOR TO C S I .

NOTE
GROUNC WILL COMPUTE CSIt
C D H I ANO TPI BUT WILL NOT
ASS THESE MANEUVERS
UNLESS REQUESTED.
5-115
MANEUVERS -ILLfltNULLtO ALONG Tni. X-AXIS. Y ANO I SIOuALS wlLL NOT o

NOTE
THIS INCLUDES NOMINAL
ANO/OR RESCUE MANEUVERS.

ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
IEV
>ATE
bACKuP
SECTION
/16/69 rRAJECTORY
iUI DANCE
ROUP
>AG
IENDE2VOUS
5-16
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SEC T IQN 5 TRA-ECTORv
AND GUIDANCE
ITEM
5-121
TRANSEARTH
A.
IF VEI GREATER
3.
I? vEl LESS T H A N
5-122
5-123
TRANSEARTH
LlNt.
4 , N 0 G & N G O . uSE SHALLOW
TAROET
ulNE.
*IL0SCPMY.
TEC VCC WILL NwT USE wANOI.NG POINT CONTROL UNLESS
IF GAIV!MA EI is O U T S I D E T H E E N T R Y C O R R I D O R , E X E C U T E * C C A S A P
C.
T M LAST MCC wlLL 8E SCHEDULED
D.
THE G&N WILL be T E =RIÂRY
E.
^CC GREATER
THE
TEC
NO LATER
THAN
yGOE OF EXECUTION
TMg LANuING
POINT
IS UNACCEPTABLE
(EXCEPTION
vccs O N L Y :
EJ-3 MQURS.
F^R ALL TC * C C
" H A N iQ_ P05 WILL USE T H E S?S IF P R A C T I C A L .
RESIOUALS
FOR
C C COR WANOINCJ
^CCS
AREA
WILL
BE
TRIMMED
TO
WITHIN
0.2
-OS
IN
EACM
AAIS.
CCNTSGL
PRIOR TO E I - 2 * -RS
-ILL 3E EXECUTED FgR RECOVERY ACCESS V I O L A T I O N S . uNACCEOTABLc
AT I P , OR IP ANr PART OF r n OPERATIONAL FOOTPRINT IS UN L A N D .
AFTER
ENTSv
5-126
30000 S USE STEE TARGET
30GC0 rOS
A,
i.
5-125
MCC
THAN
*C ACHIEVE ENTRY CONDITIONS AS F G L L G * S -
9.
A.
V C C I U d TARGETED
Ei-2< H R S W I L L
CONDITIONS
3AC<U ENTRY
NOT SE EXECUTED.
l'-L BE CONTROLLED
is CONSTRAINED
A.
THE CONSTANT G E N T R Y
9.
EMS RANGING
0 AVOID H A T
SHIELO L
AS F O L L O W S
vyST F A L L
BETWEEN __3_ AND 5 G ' S .
lLL NOT 3E ATTEMPTED UNTIL V IS uESS
THAN
2550C e P S .
WEATHER AVOIDANCE wITM AERODYNAMIC LIFT WILL NOT BE ATTEMPTED

EMS-INDICATEO VELOCITY IS LESS THAN 25500 P P S .
ISSI ON
DATE
APOLLO 11
W16/69
GROUP
SECTION
ANO
GUIDANCE
UNLESS T H E Gfr.N IS C P ^ K A T I N A L .
FKANSEARTH
ENTRY
5-1?
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
R
ITEM
5-127
PREDICTED
ENTRY
COKSIOQR
VIOLATION
A.
UNDERSHOOT LINt EXCEEDED

T H E N F '_ Y G tr N
B#
CONSTANT^NTRYE
5-128
EMS
X C
E D
THE LAST MCC OPPORTUNITY
GROUND ADvISE C R E * TO FLY F U L L
G R O u N O
AOVlSE CREw
INDICATES A SKIP C C N O I T I O N , NEGATIVE
LRUSS
LIFT u N T U
TO FLY N E G A T I V E
LIFT S H Q U L J
uIFT
CONOlnON
T H E G6.N IS \O-GC OuRlNG
ENTRY
EMSTS>
Is
TO 2 G'S FQLLO*ti
36 ACHIEVED
FULL L I F T
T H E GROUND VALUE 3Y GREATER

y
P65 VALUE OF OL DIFFERS FROM
TnE GROUNO B
CAUSES
TRAJECTORY
TQ VIOLATE
THE OFFSET LIMITS
CAUSES
GREATER
TRAJECTORY
TO VIOLATE
THE ONSET LIMITS
IF T H E G6N TRIM ATTITUDES AT CM/SM SEP DIFFER
PRIOR
TO V E R I F Y I N G
SMOUL0
THAN
THAN
*/- _aO F P S .
/ - C.6 GS
(SKIP) ON EMS S C R u L L .
13) ON MS S C R O L L .
FROM
THf HORIZON M O N I T o f t
I? THE G6-N TRIM ATTITUDES A^ .05 G DIFFERS PROM T H GROUNO

V C FAILS
VALUES
BY GREATER T - A
TO SEQUENCE FROM Q63 TO o<S4 AT RT .05 G / - 5 S E C .
MISSION
APOLLO 11
ATT IT DE
W
T H A N J5_ D E G .
T H E C
I F
P65 VALUE OF V L DIFFERS FROM
TC
PEA*
CHcCfCS.
5-129
5-13C
AFTER
W16/69
SECTION
GROUP
TRAJECTORY AND
GUIDANCE
TRAMSEARTH
ENTRY
PAGE
5-18
TÊ
SLV - T31 > P 0

TB4/T94A ( L - U >
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 6 - SLV - T3I THROUGH ^Q^/TQUA
TEM
SUMMARY OF LAUNCH PHASE RULS

6-1
s-ic
LOSS OF THRUST
6-2
LOSS OF ATTITUDE CONTROL
6-3
INERTIAL PLATFORM FAILURE - ACCLRQMTRR
6-4
SLV INERTIAL PLATFORM FAILURE
6-7
S-II LOSS OF T H R U S T
6-8
S-II GIMBAL SYSTEM FAILURE - ACTUATOR INBOARD
6-9
S-II SECONO PLANE SEPERATION FAILS
6-10
S-IVB LOSS OF HYDRAULIC FLUID
6-11
S-IV3 LOSS UF T H R U S T
' FOLLOWING MISSIC.N 9ULES ALSO APPLY
O THIS
SECTION
NONE
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
fc/16/69 SLV - T91

THROUGH T84/TB*A
GROUP
PAGE
6-1
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION
. 3SE GENERALISED S W I T C H
!
SLV
TQI
THROUGH
TB</T8<*A
'
2S GENERAL RULES '
SELECTOR COMMAND CAPABILITY EXISTS
* H N CREW E-NABLtS lu COMMAND SYSTEM
(EXCEPT AS NOT&0 8LOw
IN ITEM 0)
2. AFTER T37 * _2 *iN.

BSE MANEUVER UPDATE ANO INHIBIT CAPABILITY FOR TB7 MANEUVERS ONLY.
C. aSE HAS NAVIGATION UPDATE CAPABILITY.
D. BSE HAS NO COMMAND CAPAeiLlTY DURING OOWERED BURN
PHASCS.
E* A SAFE DISTANCE BtTwEEN T H SPACECRAFT ANO S-IV9/IU
IS UEFINEO AS 7QQ0 FT.
BSE WILL RECOMMEND NO S-IVB RESTART FOR ANY CONFIRMEO MALFUNCTION

RESULTS I N
1. A CATASTROPHIC
2.
IN T H & LAUNCh v~i C
/-['-
HAZARD
INSUFFICIENT CONSUMABLES TQ ASSURE A 1 SIGMA PROBABILITY OF
GUIDANCE
CUTOFF,
3. ANY CCNOITION/MALFuNCTIONIS) FOR WHICH A N0M[MAL TLI

CuTOFF
WILL
DEFINITELY
NUT 9E ACHIEVED. CONDITIONS LEADING ONLY TO A FAILURE TO RESTART * ILL NOT B*-"
CONSIDERED.
IN THE EVENT OF NU s-iva IGNITION AT RESTART OR
AN
EARLY
S-IVB
ÊCONO
BURN
CWT
SPACECRAFT SHOULD REMAIN ATTACHED TO T H C S - I V B / I U A N O MONITOR L H 2 ANO uUA -k.LAGt
UNTIL T H C STAac S T A T U S CAN 3E ASSESSED e?
GROuNO
Ip
EMERGENCY
StÂRATiON
; j
IMMEDIATELY AFTbR S-IVB CuTOFF* T M SPACECRAF* S H Q U L O IMMEDIATELY GO TQ A
SAF
-ISTANCi
(7000 FT) FROM THE S - I V 3 / I U .
ABORT DURING L A O N C M
6-i
PHASE
*IuL 9E RECOMMfNOED ^CR THE FJLL.WW I N G -
s-ic
L C S S OF T H R U S T
6-7
S-II
-CSS QF
6-8
S-I I GIM3AL SYSTE M
6-9
S-I I SSCONQ PLANE SEPARATION PAILS TO OCCUR AT T33 !ii SEC
THRUST
ff
AUwRE
AN'' SINGLE ACTuATQK M A D C V R
(INBOARD)
6-10
S-IVB LOSi OF ENGINE HYDRAULIC F L U I D ORIOR TO FIRST S-IVB SuRN
6-11
S-IVB S r AGt LOSS GF T H R U S T
SPACECRAFT GUIOANCE TAKEOVER >*ILL 8 RECOMMENOED FOR T H C F O L L O W I N G

6-^
LAUNCH VtHlCLE INERTIAL O L A T ^ O R M
7-8
LOSS OF ATTIT'JOE CONTROL
S-II/S-IV8
6-7
S-II
Â ILurtE-ATTITuDt K&FERENCE
(DURING COAST iPERIOO) TB5. TB7
EARLY STAGING wILL BE RECOMMENDED FOR T H F U L L U W I N O

LOSS OF THRUST
N
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
GROUP
PAGE
4/16/69 SLV - TB1

THROUGH TB*/TB*A
6-2
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 6 - SLV -
T3I THROUGH
TB</T3<*A
TLI INHIBIT OR SPACECRAFT SEPARATION -ILL BE RECOMMENOED F Q R T M E FOLLOWING

1
INSUFFICIENT
FAILURE GF RANGE SAFETY
7 8
PROPELLANTS
LOSS OF ATTITUDE
7 H
REMAIN FOR ACHIEVEMENT

SYSTEM AFTER
TIME BASE 5 OR TIME BASE
7 FAILS TO INITIATE AT S-IV8
CuTCFF
ENGINE CONTROL oOTTLE PRESSURE LESS THAN <Q3 PSIA
7 22 S-IV8
LOSS OF ENGINE HYDRAULIC
FLUID
8 1
INERTIAL PLATFORM
9 5
S-IV9
8 6
S-IV3 ACTuATCR
Lwss OF ATTITJOE CCNTSC^ CURING s-ivs SECGNO BURN
ERGE\CY
^. iPA SCSAFT
R
7-^.
'
FAILURE - ACCELEROMETER
LH2 TAN< ULLAGE PRESSURE
SEPARATION
SEPARATION
CONFIRMED
L G W PRIOR
HAROOvER
BURN
RE-ÎRED
UR TLI INHIBIT
* I LL BE
U UNLfcSS CwMMANO
ACTi-'N I b
- "WW.CA I N G -
w-2
i',3l\E MAIN OxiOIZER
CW.NT:\JOL=
7-i* S-Iva
PSIO
VAuVE FAILS TO C-OSE AT S-lv6
VNT S Y S T E V
STAG C O ^ M C N
3U-<HA0
7-13
LOw COLD H C U I L M
wO*
^-2J
--2 '.rIN START BOTTLE
8-7
3-iva CC\7i.NgOoS Vi\T S Y S 7 M ( C V

SEGUENCE
uOx
SPHERE
OELTA
TA\< JWLAG:
SE=ARATIW\
CuTCFF
TO CLOSE
< C V S ) REGULATOR
7-1?
EMERGENCY
TO SECCNO
PRICft TO T36 9 .M IN 20 SEC
7-6 s-ivfi COLJ H E L : U M SHUTC^F VAUVES FAIL

7-9
CUTOFF
CONTROL
7 16 S-IVB
OF TLI GUIDANCE
INSERTION
FAILS TO OPEN
PRESSURE ^ E A C H E S
l\ T35
OR
EXCEEDS
-36
OR -2b
PRESSURE
PRESSURE
3
RSSuR C U ' S U E
RESTART
uIvITS
CÔSc
KEUUIRED
CCR EARLY SPACECRAFT SEPARATION T> rRE SHOULO ENABLE T - U

C0MMAN0
SYSTE*
SHOULD GRUUND C - M M A N Q TO WOC< OPEN TW I W ÛIMMANC SVS T E M PRIOR r C SPACECRAFT
AT ALL PCSSI^LE*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
5ATE
SECTION
SLV - TBl
THROUGH TB*/TB*A
GROUP
Tn a
S-PAKA:7ON
ANO
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 6 - SLV - T3I THROUGH TB4/TB4A
R 'RULE
6-1
CCNOITICN MALFUNCTION 1
S-IC STAGE LOSS OF
PHASE
'LAUNCH
RULING
'
CUES/NCTES/CCMMENTS
A. CONTINUE MISSION
CUES
A. A.NY
ENG;\E
3, ANY TWO OR WORE

ENGINES
B. CONTINUE MISSION
PRIOR TO
'
'
: ABORT
9SE INFORM FLIGHT
CF TWO ENGINES'
AuTC ABORT
'
A8ORT
3.
LONGITUDINAL
2* CONTINUE MISSION
BSE INFORM FLIGHT
ANO FIDO* CAPCCM
AOVISE CREW
CF POTENTIAL
OVERRATE CONDITION.
'
LAUNCH
C. CONTINUE MISSION
ENGINE 3 OR (.
{THIS 3UL
APPLIES ONLY FOR
7*E UNIUUE CASE
OF ENGINE 3 OR 4
THRUST LOSS
BETwEEN 0 TC *5
SEC)
1. VOICE COMM
vITH RSO
-'
4.
FINAL THRUST CK Cjr-FF
<<52-lI5 THROUGH <56-ii5).
ABOHT
c. LOSS OF THRUST -
ACCEL=<A7 I c.\
ZERO (A2-6C3).
AND TRANSMIT A8ORT

REVEST*
AFTER
'
uEACTIVATICN '
OF TWO ENuINtS'
AUTO
ZK
2.
THRUST CHAMBER P ^ E S S W K S -_i
THAN 5OC
PSiA
!J8-1J1
T.-RCjGrr
3SE INFORM FLIGHT,

OEACTIVATION
THRUST
(K33-U5 THRCuGn ^4
BSE INFORV PLIGHT ANO

FIDO.
TO TS3
1. THRUST C H A M B E R PRESiu
THAN 500 SIA (08-103. 03-iG
2. ENGINE 3 OR ENGINE *
QIC SWITCHES OFF CJC39-lls.
.JA)
FLIGHT CONFIRM
ENGINE 3 Cfl <

OUT VIA *SO
PRIVATE !,%
18) FLIGHT CONFIRM
NO OTHER <NOMN
ANOMALIES
3Y LITE
ACTIVATION ANO
VOICE REPORT.
3. ENGINE 3 OR 4 FINAL T M R L S T ^<

CUTOFF (<34-ll5 K55-11S).
f
C.
NUTES
1.
RSO . wQCP
BACKUP TO PL.
REV
OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 SLV - TB1

THROUGH TB4/T34A
GROUP
\|
Hi
CR
FQ
-ZQP
I
2.
CONFIRMATION CF ',c --t^ ^
*NC*N ANOMALIES WILL 3E 5ASEC C.\ J
ENGINE CHAMBER PRESSU^t ABOVE
52*:
PSIA ANO HCLCING
. PLIGHT CONFIRM
ENGINE 3 OR 4 CUT
ANO NO OTHER KNOWN
ANOMALIES 3Y LITE
ACTIVATION.
2. NO VOICE CO**
WITH RSO
APOLLO 11
-3;
CUES
SSE INFORM FLIGHT ANO

FIDO.
FLIGHT INFORM RSO.
MISSION
PAGE
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 6 RULE
ONOITICN/*ALFUNCTIGN
6-2
LOSS OF ATTITUOE
CONTROL
SLV -
TBl THROUGH
T8<*/TB<*A
RULING
PHASE
CUES/.NOTES/COMMENTS
LAUNCH
A,
CUES
ANGULAR
1.
A. S-IC 3URN
A. LAUNCH VEHICLE ABORT

BSE INFORM
FLIGHT ANO F I D O .
CAPCOM INÔWV CREH ZF
LOSS OF ATTITUDE
CONTROL.
3ATES
-IT
2
R8-6G2) GREATER T H A N Z 3E3/ SEC

NOT
DECREASING.
3CL*
!/-o-6Ci
R12-602J GHEAtiR T H A N 5 Jt-,iC
A
":CT D E C R E A S I N G .
2.
PLATFORM
GIMBAL
ANG^.S
PITCH.
YAW.
CR
RULw
'. rfeC-60
C H A N G I N G AT THE R A T E S G I V E N
IN C
CREW WILL ASORT ON

LIMITS
(NOTE A . 1 ) .
3.
AwERT
wCSS
JF
ATTITUDE
(Set NOTc A . 2 ; ,
A.
NCTE5-
CRE ABORT
(AJ
PITCH ANC. Y A W ' A T ;
I N U S ** DEG/StC
IB)
DcG/SEC
ROLL RATE
=>uUS Zn
?LwS
Zn
"lx^$
I*
(C)
P I T C H . Y A w . OR
i-Lh
P L U S OR >*INUS b DEG ANC J - S A L L
a
P PLUS OR MINUS 32 S I D
ERRL
WLTA
2.
wOSS
OF
ATTIT^ji
ZZ\:**~
ALRT
# IL*.
6E
uivE/FCK
7rc
FOLwOwING CONDITIONS
LVuC'LViiA
(A)
FAILURE
18)
GREATER
ATTITL-CE
THAN
:C)
FAILURE TO
GUIDANCE SEQUENCE
(0)
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 SLV - TBl

THROUGH TB
GROUP
ERKOR
LuS OR VIN^S
SIGNALS
5 DG.
INITIATE
^ROPt^
S-IC
ENGINE
ACTwATQR
EH GREATER T'-AN - u i wS v I Nci
PAGE-
6-5
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
3EV
R
SECTION 6 - SLV - T3I THROUGH TBWT9*.A
I TE.V
RULE
CNOITIC,N/MALFUNCTICNI
6-2
(CON T)
8. S-II BURN
PHASE
RULING
'LAUNCH
CuES/NOTES/COMMENTS
wAUNCH VEHICLE A8ORT

3SE INFORM ffLIGHT
ANO FIDO*
CAPCCM INFORM CREW

OF LOSS OF ATTITUDE'
CONTROL.
CREw WILL A8ORT ON

LIMITS
'
(NOTE 3.1).
*8-o02)t OR -iOLw
GREATER
THAN
a
DECREASING.
2.
<~6-oi<:. -.12-bw2;
:c/SC
-Nw
NC "
PLATFORM
G;M8AL
ANCUEG
PITCH.
YAW
OR
RCL' -6C-6C2J
CHANGING AT THt RATES GiVtN
l\ C J 5.1.
3.
-OSS OF ATTITUuE
ALERT tScE NCTfe 5 . 2 ) .
3.
NUTtS
i.
ORE* A8CRT ..JVIJTS

J
'. A :
'. TC.-i ANC
viNwS 10 DG/SiC
C3.NTRC-
A - -< A 7
- -w i
,t
-EG/SEC
2.
LOSS
OF
AT*IT^WE
ALEHT WILL 5c OIV.\ =-jR 7-

ING C O N D I T I O N S
(A )
FAILURE
LVDC/LVDA
.3?
GMEATER
ATTITUDE
RRCf<
SISN^.Ti-tAN PLUS OR M l N u S ? JE'G
I N I " I A Tl
C. S-IVB 3U*N
'LAUNCH
C. LAUNCH V E H I C U E A80RT
3SE
INFORM FLIGHT
'
Gv-iJANCE
ScuuENCi
i o j
MARDOVER
5 CcG
s-ivs
GRSATi.R
c.
* *N
iw!-
^0*
=rr:?:
CUES
AND FIDO.
'
CAPCOM INFORM C3EW
OF LOSS OF ATTITUOE 1
CONTROL.
i.
ANGULAR
R 8 - 6 O 2 1 OR R O L L
GWEATER
THAN
5
DECREASING.
' A
( R6-6C2.
y cG. SEC
au-6C
AND
CREW WILL AfiCRT ON

(NOTE C U
'
2.
PLATFORM GIM8AL A
PITCHt
YAto.
OH
3CLJi
CHANGING AT T H RATES G I V E N
C.I.
3o
ALERT
C.
1*
L^SS OF ATTITuOi
EE NOTE C.2;.
NOTES
CREW ABORT
LIMITS-
A
PITCH ANO Y A * RATE
MINUS 10 O&G/S&C
PLwS
OR
18) ROLL RATE PLUS OR

OEG/SEC
*I.NuS
20
2.
LOSS OF ATTITUDE
CONTROL
ALERT *ILL
3
GIVEN
FOR
'nt
FOLLOWING CONDITIONS
J
MISSION
3ATE
SECTION
APOLLO 11
fc/16/69
5LV - T81
THROUGH TB^/TEUA
GROUP
PAGE
b-6
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 6 q
RULE ' 3NDITI0N/VALFUNCTUN'
PHASE
SLV -
TBI THROUGH T3<*/TB<A
RULING
CwES/NGTES/ COMMENTS
'
IA)
'
1
1
LVDC/LVOA
COMPUTATIONAL
FAILURE
(3) ATTITUOE ERROR S I O ^ L S

GREATER
THAN
LUS OR M I N U S
9UU.j
3.2
0E_
PITCH ANO YAW GREATER "-AN PLUs

INUS 5 0G
: >
!
i
i
'
'
:o
FAILURE
TO
INITIATE
S R C P E ^ '
GUIDANCE SEQUENCE
6-3
INERTIAL PLATFORM
FAILURE ACCELEROMETER
'LAUNCH
'
CONTINUE MISSION
3SE INFORM FLIGHT ANO
eIOO
CAPCOM AOVISE CREW OF
PROBA8LE OEGRAOED ORBI T .
'
'
1
1
CuES
: GUIDANCE STAT-jS
CCDc 2<O (H60-503*
BITS 026 ANO 02 5
TO 'ONE1
a ITS 022 ANO Oil FOR
> MCCI-
JC* '
j
JT '
2. A.CCELERCMETER P;C<0FFi . x ' ;

JR Z) I N O I C A T S IN E X C E S S O F 2 ;-g *
ANQ
NOT
DECREASING*
!--l3-5G3
H U - 6 0 3 . H12-6Q3J
1
1
NOTES
LVDC
1
1
1
1
SwITCnEC
TO
3ACXL.-
OO ANO UTILIZES A PRC0'-"--rEu

p
0R
'
'
'
i
!
NO
EFFcCT
ON
vnIC-TRAJECTORY DURING 5-IC STA^t fj*\.
PROFILE
;
C3 Z Av.CE;. iT
TC 'ONE'
CONTINUE MISSION
9SE INFORM FLIGHT AND
REC0MMND SPACECRAFT
GUIDANCE TAKEOVER*
'LAUNCH
'
v--.;
BITS Jit* ANU 0i F-JR X -*CCiL

TO 'ONE'
LAUNCH VEHICLE
INERTIAL PLATFORM
FAILURE - ATTITuOE
REFERENCE
-ô
-A;.-
AXIS
.wiiNw
r. "
*-c
C2
'
:
*. GuIDANCt REFhStNCE A : . ^ ;- j
* 0^ 0 6) 'CDE CCO 26 zl~ ~2 iT '- iCNE (H6G-603)
S
2 GUIDANCE STATuS 0K- - it-. !

CODE 2^ (H60-O0 3) iiTS 02 0 ND 21*
OR Z GIMeAL ScT TO ''ONE'1 3l*S Ola
ANO 017 -CR X GIîAL ScT " ;.\ ' '
olTS D16 AND Ola FZR
G I M C A L i&T *_
3. LADDER OUTP^Tii CONSTANT "Z^

FAILED
AXES
(^5**-bC3.
-'33-oG3#
H56-603)
!
i
i
4. ATTITUOE ERROR CONSTANT *R

FAILED
AXES
!H69-6C2
m?Q-6U2
H71-602J
NOTES
i
i
MISSION
APOLLO 11
*EV
)ATE
'
'
SECTION
k/16/69 LV - TBI
THROUGH TB4/TB*A
iKOuP
CUE I ANO ANY OTI-IER CgE
Ac
NECESSARY TO CALL PLATFORM FAILURE*
-Aue
,-7
NASA
TEM
RULE
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 6 - SLV - TBI THROUGH TB*/TB4A
!
CONDITION/MALFUNCTION
HASE
'
RULING
CUcS/NOTES/COMMENTS
R U L E \ U * B E R S 6-5
r
-ROUGn 6-6 ARE
RESERVED.
t
6-T
S-II LOSS CF THRuST
LAUNCH
A. ANY SINGuE ENGINE

C
AILUR TO ATTAIN
THRUST CK LCSS CF
THRUST PRICR TO
NOMINAL S-iI
CUTOFF
'
A. CONTINUE MISSION
1
8SE INFORM FLIGHT
'
ANO FIDO.
A.
CUES
1.
THRUST
OH
SWiTCrttS- CF(X235-201 THROUGH
2C5,
KZSb""* *
T H R C U G H 2C5).
2.
THRUST CHAMBER PRESiuHt- Z - % C
1013-201 THROUGH 205).
3.
LCNGITuOlNAL
A2-603J
B. CONTINUE MISSION/ABORT1
3. A N Y TWO ENGINES=A:LURE TO ATTAIN

THRUST O* LOSS <-F
THRUST
1. VEHICLE
CONTROLLING
'
1
1
1
1
1
C. ThQEE CR MORE
ENGINES CUT
2. A80RT
3SE INFORM FLIGHT
ANO FIOO ANO
TRANSMIT ABORT
REQUEST
'
C. ABORT/EARLY STAGE/
CONTINUE MISSION
'
1, ABORT
3SE
'
ANO TRANSMIT ABORT
1
1
*LlGhiT
T*Q ENGlNcS
OUT
;C-C3 A
A.3)
.* 1
\
i
2.
COMMANDED
ANGLES
A.\J
Zl"
ANGutS (n60603J
i
INFORM
1.
A.2f
'
'
2. AFTER S-IV3 '0

CR3IT
CAPA8ILITY 3UT
PRICR TC LOW
1. CONTINUE MISSION
3SE INFORM F L I G H T
ANO FIDC.
>
1. PRIOR TC 3-ivS
T
C CR8IT
CAPABILITY
CUES
'
2. IF THE
DIFFERENCE
IN CCMMANOEO
ANGLES ANO
JIVAL ANGLES
EXCEEOS >O DEG
IN =ITCH CR vAw
a.
A C C E L E R A T 1 -N }
.
C.
CwtS-
1. *i-RE CR M CRE
(CwES A,l A . 2 A.3)
\%ii\^S
w-.n
'
. 2* EARLY STAGE
asE INFORM FLIGHT
AND RECOMME.NO EARLY'

STAGING.
'
j
I
I
1
3, AFTER LOW
ÊVEL SENSE
(A) 3 CS *
ENGINES
CUT
3. CONTINUE MISSION - '

asE INFORM FLIGHT
ANO FIOO
j
1
(3) ALL .
ENGINES
CUT
(A) EARLY STAGE
BSE INFORM
FLIGHT ANO
ricCOMMgiso E A R L Y *
STAGE.
'
BSE INFORM
FLIGHT
MISSION
APOLLO lil
REV
'
)ATE
(3) CONTINUE MISSION1
SECTION
fc/16/69 SLV - TBX

THROUGH T8*/TBfcA
GROUP
PAGE
6-8
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SC T ION 6 - SLV - T3I THROUGH ~3<W73*A
RULE
6-9
CCNDITION/MALFUNCriC.V
S-II STAGE GIM8AL

SYSTE^ C A I L J R E ANY
SINGLE ACTUATOR
nAfOGVE* I INBOARDJ
OMAE
'LAUNCH
'
'
RULING
CwES /NOTES/COMMENTS
'ABORT
CUES
'9SE INFORM FLIGHT ANO

TRANSMIT ASOR' R
1*
'AW -iC7uATOR
POiiT,
CEEDS - 6 OEG iGa-2Si ^nriZ^tjr
Z
I TCM
AC7;jA FC^
2.
AOJACL.NT
CONTROL
ACTUATOR IN SAÊ L A N
vicvcb
3EG iNBOAftO
(iAM MEAiuKc^
CUEi I ANO 2)
NOTE
CRE* SHQuLU AdQRT AS S
PCSiI8L AFTER MAWFW.NCT: ON ^sl
PRECLUDE s-XCESSIvE * - R V A L P
IN T M AFT INTERSTAGE.
S-II SECONO BLANE

SEPARATION PAILS
OCCUR
' LAUNCH
'ABORT
as INFORM PLIGHT AND

TRANSMIT ABORT REQUEST.
'CREW A8OR7 PRIOR TO TB3
32 SEC.
AT T83 31
SEC
CUES
1.
SECOND
PL.HNE
INDICATION
SHOWS
NO
IM86-206* M87-2O6)
!
GUIDANCE
CODE
25 9IT
'.H6Q-60 3) .
MODE
D15
*UAO
RE*Al
2.
IGNITION
BUi: V - u 1
MAP.S
AT APPHCXI.MATELY
ic
(M125-2Q7J.
NUTES-
THfc C A E *
iHCLLw
OCCURS TO PREC-UOE EXCE^SIvl

3RC8LEMS IN AFT I,NTEs r G.
6-10
S-IVS LOSS OF ENGINE 1 LAUNCH

^YORAULIC FLUID
'
3RIOR TO S-IVB BURN
SPACECRAFT SEPARATION
BSE INFORM FLIGHT ANO
FIDO ANO RECQMMENO \0
S-IVB START.
1* HYORAULiC RESERVOIK
APPKQX ZEÔ PERCENT (L7-<.oi
FIOO WILL AOVISE CREW

GF CCI CA0A3ILITY
2.
HYORAULIC
SYSTEM
PRESSURE
-ESS "AN 17QQ PS I A C I *C2 ) .
CUES
3
MYORACwIC
RtjC.^V-Irt
JR
SURE APPROX ZERU PSiA lD*2-<03).
NOTE1.
L7-<03 PLUS ONE OF T-e OT"Er<
CUES ARE REUUlKtD FOR IMPLEMENTATION
OF
MISSION
APOLLO il
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 SLV - T81

THROUGH TB4/TB4A
GROUP
THIS RULE.
PAGE
6-9
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 6 - SLV - TBI THROUGH TB4/TB4A
! TEM
CONOI TIC\/vALFyNCTlC,V
PHASE
RULING
CuES/NOTES/CG
6-11
CUES
i.
S-IvB STAGE LOSS OF

'LAUNCH
'A. SPACECRAFT SEPARATION
A. p AlLS TO ATTAIN
THRUST OR PREMATUR
SHUTDOWN PRIOR TO1
OBTAINING PARKING1
S.
ORBIT
P A I L S TO A T T A I N
T H R U S T OR
BSE INFORM FLIGHT AND

FIQQ.
FIDO WILL ADVICE CREW
OF COI CAPABILITY
CONTINUE MISSION
9SE INFORM FLIGHT AND
FIDO.
T>i. SPACECRAFT SHOULD
REMAIN ATTACHED TO ThE
S-IVB/IL AND MONITOR
LH2 AND LOX TANK
ULLAGE PRESSURES. IF
SEPARATION IS REQUIRED
THE SPACECRAFT SHOULD
IMMEDIATELY GO TO A
SAFE DISTANCE
(7000 FT) PROM T H E
S-IVB/IU.
PREMATURE
SHUTDOWN PRIOR TO'TLI

VELOCITY CUTOF? '
e
CR SECOND BURN '
MISSION
DATE
APOLLO 11
t/16/69 SLV - TBI

THROUGH TB4/T94A
SECTION
GHOUP
THRUST
ZERO (Dl-<*01 ) .
THRUST
OK
)
3 L'JNGITUOINAL
ZERO (A2-6G3W
*
25*
BIT
ACCELERATION
TB5 IS INITIATED,
02
SET
TO
0N
MOUfc
(H6W-603J.
NOTESEPARATION ILL iJE ÊwuIÊD

VIOLATION OF FMR 7-6 CR F*'H 7-l<,
PAGE
6-10
-:LV
- Ta5 A N r
T3 7 (COAST)
>
iNASA - M a n n e d
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
i TEM
SECTION 7 -
SLV -
T1S ANO TB7
ITEM
SUMMARY OF COAST PHASE RULES
7-1
INSUFFICIENT PROPELLANT
7-2
RESERVED
7-3
MAIN FUEL VALVE FAILS TO CLOSE
7-4
MAIN OXIDIZER VALVE FAILS TO CLOSE
7-3
RANGE SAFETY SYSTEM NOT SAFEO AFTER INSERTION
7-6
COLO HELIUM SHUTOFF VALVE FAILS OPEN
7-7
AUXILIARY MYORAULIC PUMP FAILS
7-8
LOSS OF ATTITUDE CONTROL
7-9
CONTINUOUS VENT REGULATOR FAILS TO OPEN
7-10
APS ULLAGE ENGINE FAILS ON
7-11
TBS OR TB7 FAILS TO INITIATE
7-12
RESERVED
7-13
IU ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM FAILS
7-14
COMMON BULKHEAO DELTA P
7-15
LOSS OF S-tVB STAGE PNEUMATICS
7-16
LOSS OF ENGINE CONTROL BOTTLE PRESSURE
7-17
LH2 TANK VENT FAILURE OR LEAK
7-18
LOW COLD HELIUM SUPPLY
7-lt
LOX TANK ULLAGE PRESSURE IS LESS THAN 31 PSlA
7-20
J-2 ENGINE START BOTTLE PRESSURE OUTSIDE RESTART LIMITS
7-21
PU VALVE FAILURE
7-22
S-IV8 LOSS CF HYDRAULIC FLUID
7-23
RESERVED
7-2*
RC5ERVED
7-23
LOX NON-PROPULSIVE VENT FAILS TO OPEN
7-26
LH2 LATCHING VENT VALVE FAILS TO OPEN
7-27
GH2 START BOTTLE DUMP FAILS TO OCCUR
7-28
COLD HELIUM DUMP FAILS TO OCCUR
7-29
RESERVED
7-30
RESERVED
THE FOLLOWING MISSION RULES ALSO APPLY TO THIS SECT!
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 SLV - TB3

ANO TIT
NONE
GROUP
Center
MISSION RULES
3EV
ITEM
'RULE
7-1
SECTION 7 - SLV - TB5 ANO TB7

CONOITION/MALFUNCTION1
PRIOR TO RESTART*
INSUFFICIENT
PROPELLANT REMAINS
FOR ACHIEVEMENT OF
TLI SUIOANCS
CUTOFF
PHASE
EARTH
ORBIT
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
NO 3-IVB RESTART
CUE

RECOMMEND NO 3-IVB
RESTART*
PROPELLANT
REMAINING
AS
ASCERTAINED
DURING
REAL-TIME
MONITORING EVALUATIONS*
RULE NUM8EH 7-2 IS

RESERVED*
J-2 ENGINE MAIN

FUEL VALVE (MFV)
FAILS TO CLOSE ATA* FIRST S-IV8
CUTOFF
CUES
1*
MAIN
I 04-401>
EARTH
0R81T
FUEL
VALVE
POSITION
A* CONTINUE MISSION
CCMMANO (ASAP)-
2*
MAIN
(KU8-401W
FUEL
VALVE
OPEN
1* PHEVALVES ANO
3.
FUEL
IF2-401).
REC:RC SHUTOFF
VALVES CLOSEO
(SEE NOTED
2. ATTEMPT TO CLOSE
MFV
4*
(F5-401)
FUEL
FLQWM6TER
RECIRC
FLOWRATE
FLOWRATE
NOTES
IF SUCCESSFUL BSE
COMWANO
3* PREVALvE ANO RSCIRC
SHUTOFF VALVES
OPEN
SECOND 5-IVB
CUTOFF
TLC
1* IF THE MFV IS OPEN* THE LH2 W

PUMP INLET PRESSURE WILL GO TO ZERO *
PSIA AFTER COMMANO ACTION (A.I).
\
2*
THIS FAILURE WILL
EVALUATION OF L2
RESIDUALS
TQ
DETERMINE ADEQUACY FOR TLI VELOCITY
CUTOFF (REF FM 7-1).
B* CONTINUE MISSION
COMHANO
1* PREVALVES ANO
RECXRC SHUTOFF
VALVES CLOSE
2* ATTEMPT TO CLOSE
MFV
WHEN S-rvB IS AT
PROPER OUMP ATTl[TUQE.
BSC C O M M A N O
3* PH(VALVES ANO
RECXRC SHUTOFF
VALVES OPEN
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
0AT6
SECTION
SLV - TBS
ANO TB7
GROUP
PAGE
7-2
Center
MISSION RULESREV.
ITEM'
SECTION 7 - SLV - TiS AND TBT
R 'RULE CONDITION/MALFUNCTION*
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
7-4
J-2 ENGINE MAIN

OXIDIZER VALVE (MOV)
FAILS TO CLOSE A T
A. FIRST S-IV8
CUTOFF
EARTH
'ORBIT
A. CONTINUE MISSION/NO
S-IVB RESTART
1
1
'
1
'
1
CUES
J
!
1 MAIN OXIDIZER VALVE

(fi
3-401)
'
COMMAND (ASAP)
'
1
1* PREVALVES AND
RECIRC SHUTOFF
VALVES CLOSED
2.
MAIN
(K120-401U
*
(F1-4O1).
LOX
OXIDIZER
FLOWMETER
POSITION
VALVE
OPEN
FLOWRATE
NOTES
1 A RESTART WILL BE ATTEMPTED Tr

THE MOV CAN BE CLOSED.
2. ATTEMPT TO CLOSE
MOV
IF SUCCESSFUL* BSE
COMMANO
3. PRSVALVE ANO
RECIRC SHUTOFF
VALVES OPEN
<
IF MOV CANNOT 3E
CLOSCO* RECOMMEND NO
S-lVi RESTART
'
2.
THIS FAILURE WILL 9ECUIRE
T
EVALUATION OF LOX
RESIDUALS
O
DETERMINE ADEQUACY FOR TLI VELOCITY
CUTOFF (REF FMR 7-1)
B*
SECOND BURN
CUTOFF
> TLC
'
MISSIOM
APOLLO 11
B. CONTINUE MISSION
BSE INFORM FLIGHT ANO '
REV
DATE
l PREVALVES ANO
RECIRC SHUTOFF
VALVES CLOSEO
*
'
Z ATTIMPT TO CLOSE
MOV
AT INITIATION
OF LOX DUMP*
BSC C O M M A N O
'
'
It PRfVALVES ANO
RECIRC SHUTOFF
VALVES OPEN
*
*
SECTION
4/1*/*? SUV - Tli

ANO Tt?
OftQUP
PAGE
7-3
Center
MISSION RULES3EV
SECT XOM 7 - SLV - TBS ANO TS7
ITEM
'RULE
7-3
lONOITION/MALFUNCTION*
PHASE
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
RANGE SAFETY SYSTEM

NOT SAFEO AFTER
INSERTION
CUES
1*
THAN
A. PROPELLANT
DISPERSION
SYSTEM NOT ARMED
A* CONTINUE MISSION
RECOMMEND RSO SENO
SAFE COMMANO
PROPELLANT
OISPERSION
SYSTEM ARMED ANO
RSO HAS NOT SENT
MFCO
3. SPACECRAFT SEPARATION
FIRING UNIT I RS EB* GREATER

OR
EQUAL
TO
1*6
VOLTS j
2* FIRING UNIT 2 RS saw GREATER

OR
EQUAL
THAN
TO
1.*
VOLTS
(M31-411J.
3 RANGE SAFETY RECEIVER NO*
ENABLE (N57-411) 8ETWEEN 2*4 ANO
VOLTS.

* RANGE SAFETY RECEIVER NO*
ENABLE IN62-OU) BETWEEN 2.* ANO
VOLTS.
1. RECOMMENO
SPACECRAFT
SEPARATION TO A
SAFE DISTANCE
(7000 FT).
2* WHEN SPACECRAFT HAS
REACHED A SAFE
01 STANCE.
RECOMMENO RSO SENO
SAFE COMMANO*
5* . RSO DISPLAY
SYSTEM STATUS.
NOTES-
ANO
COHMANO
1. RSO SHOULD NOT ATTEMPT TC

SAFE THE RANGE SAFETY RECEIVERS CN
REVS 2 ANO 3 UNTIL ,MCC CONFIRMS TH j
PROPELLANT DISPERSION SYSTEM IS NOT
ARMED (CONOITICN A ONLYU
2. EITHER CUE 1 OR Cu
SUFFICIENT FOR IMPLEMENTING
RULE*
EARTH
S-lVB STAGE COLO
ORBIT
HELIUM SHUTQFF
VALVES FAIL TO CLOSE
AT
A. TB9 1*4 SEC
IS
THIS
CUES
1
COLD
HELIUM
REGULATOR
01SCHAROS PRC&SUAi GAEATSA THAN 200
PSIA (00103-403)
A. CONTINUE MISSION
NO S-lVB RESTART
2
LOX
(00179-404

COMMANO
TANK
ULLAGE
PRESSURES
3. COLO HELIUM 30TTLE

DECAYING (00016-425* D0263-^03).
1 LOX NPV VALVE OPEN

2. ATTEMPT TO CLOSE
STAGE COLO HELIUM
SHUTOFF VALVES
IF 2 SUCCESSFUL* BSE
COMMANO IMMEDIATELY
NOTES1* FAILURE TO CLOSE THE SHUTOFF

VALVES MILL RESULT IN THE DEPLETION
OF THE COLD HELIUM.
3. LOX NPV VALVE CLOSE

IF 2 IS UNSUCCESSFUL*
B3C INFORM FLIGHT ANO
RECOMMEND SPACECRAFT
SIP IF LOX ULLAGE
PRESSURE AT 30 PSIA OR
SATURATED.
8* CONTINUE MISSION
8* T87 1.1 SCC
AFTER T87 2 MfN 30

SCCf BSE INFORM FLIGHT
ANO C O M M A N O
1. LOX NPV VALVE OPEN
AT T87 IS M1N 8SC
SENO
2 LOX NPV VALVE CLOSE
MISSION
APOLLO IX
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/U/ftt SLV - TBS

ANO TB7
GROUP
2*
ACTION REQUIRED TO AVOID
EXCEEDING LOX TANK OVERPRESSURE Oft
BULJCHEAO POSITIVE DELTA
PRESSURE
LIMITS (FMR 7-14). 3 SEE FMR 7-18
FOR RESTART CRITERIA FOR OFF-NOMINAL
COLO HELIUM PRESSURE*
Center
MISSION RULESSECTION 7 - SLV - TB3 AND TB7

'RULE
CONOITION/MALFUNCTION*
7-7
S-IVB AUXILIARY
HYDRAULIC PUMP FAILS
A TO TURN OFF AS
SEQUENCEO
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
CUES
EARTH
ORBIT
Al# SYSTEM PRESSURE

PSIA (041-403)*
A. CONTINUE MISSION
SSE INFORM
FLIGHT ANO
2.
RESERVOIR
PERCENT (L7-403U
1. ATTEMPT TO TURN OFF

AUXILIARY HYDRAULIC
PUMP AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE
3. AFT BUS NO. 2

20 AMPS (M22-404I,
A80VE
LEVEL
BELOW
CURRENT
50
'
ABOVE
4.
HYDRAULIC
RESERVOIR
PRESSURE GREATER THAN
137
(042-4031.
OIL
NOTESFAILURE TO TURN OFF HYDRAULIC

PUMP OEPLETES AFT NO. 2 BATTERY IN
APPROXIMATELY J ^ M I N ANO OVERHEATS
HYORAULIC SYSTEM IN APPROXIMATELY 70
MIN
8* TO TURN ON
8 CONTINUE MISSION
AS SEQUENCEO
ANO THE
HYORAULIC
FLU 10 TEMP IS
BELOW OR
PREOICTED
TO DROP BELOW
10 DEG F
BEFORE NEXT
STATION AOS
AT TB4 3
MIN 39 SEC
CUES
1. BSC INFORM FLIGHT

ANO ATTEMPT TO TURN ON
AUXILIARY HYDRAULIC
PUMP
B.I. SYSTEM PRESSURE

PSIA (041-403).
2* BSE INFORM FLIGHT

ANO ATTEMPT TO TURN
OFF AUXILIARY
MYORAULIC PUMP
50
3. AFTER BUS NO.

ZERO AMPS (M22-404).
AT
CURRENT
SECTION
4/14/A9 SLV * TBS

ANO TB7
GROUP
THAN
5. HYORAULIC PUMP INLET OIL TZ*9

(CSO-401).
*
OATE
1700
2. RESERVOIR OIL LEVEL A8OVE

PERCENT (L7-403).
4. RESERVOIR PRESSURE LESS

t PSI (042-403).
TLC
Mission REV
APOLLO 11
BELOW
*EftVOIR OIL TEMP <CS:-403>
PAGE
7-*
Center
MISSION RULESSECTION 7 - SLV - TB ANO TB7
TEM!
R RULE
CONDITION/MALFUNCTION*
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF ATTITUOE
CONTROL DURING
CUES-
A. TBS AND TB7 TO

TB7 13 MIN
A. I. ANGULAR HATES
PITCH
<R*-602. R13-602J OR YAW
(RS- 602
RI-*02). GREATER THAN 0.3 QEG/3EC
ANO
NOT
DECREASING.
ANO
3CLw
<R6-*02 fU2-602> GREATER THAN C.5
DEG/SEC ANO NOT DECREASING
EARTH
ORBIT/
TLC
A, SPACECRAFT GUIDANCE
TAKEOVER
RECOMMEND SPACECRAFT
GUIDANCE TAKEOVER
IF UNSUCCESSFUL* BSE
RECOMMNO SPACECRAFT
SEPARATION
2. PLATFORM GIM3AL
ANGLES
PITCH. YAW.
OR
ROLL
(H60-603J
CHANGING AT RATES CORRESPONDING TO
THOSE IN CUE i
3. LOSS OF ATTITUOE CONTROL ALERT
(SEE NOTE 2)
B* TB* TO TB6
MIN 20 SEC
TLI
B. TLI INHIBIT
RECOMMEND TLI INHIBIT
8. 1* ANGULAR RATES PI^CH

(R4-402. R13-402) OR YAW
(R3- 602 r
Rt-602) GREATER THAN 0.5 OEG/SEC AnO
NOT DECREASING. ANO ROLL (R6-6Q2,
312-602) GREATER THAN 0.3 OEG/ScC
ANO NOT DECREASING
2* SAME AS CUE A.2
3. SAME AS CUE A.3
AFTER TB7 13
TLC
C CREW DISCRETION
FIDO
1.
ANGULAR
RATES
AND ROLL (R6-602.

GREATER THAN 1.0 DEG/SEC
DECREASING
PITCH
R12-*C2>
ANO NOT
2. SAME AS CUE A.2

3. SAM AS CUE A.I
TLC
0* AFTER TBt
INITIATE
O# CONTINUE MISSION
0. SAME AS CUES C.I. C.2. AND C3

FIDO ANO T E R M I N A T E
X* PROPCLLANT DUMP
2* ULLAGE ENGINE BURNS
NOTES
1. AFTER S-IVB CUTOFF AND DURING
PROGRAMMED MANEUVERS THE ABOVE RATE
LIMITS ARE NOT APPLICABLE
2* LOSS OF ATTITUDE CONTROL ALERT
rfILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS
(A)
FAILURE
LVDC/LVOA
(8}
SIGNALS
ABNORMAL
(C) FAILURt TO
GUIDANCE SEQUENCE
COMPUTATIONAL
ATTITUOE
ERROR
INITIATE
PROPER
(0) ATTITUOE REFERENCE FAILURE
MISSION
APOLLO 1 1
ICV
)ATC
SECTION
ILV
- ret
MO TBT
7-4
Center
MISSION RULESSECTION 7 - SLV - TS3 ANO T87
TEM
'RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
7-9
PHASE
CONTINUOUS VENT
EARTH
SYSTEM (CVS)
0R8IT
REGULATOR FAILS TO
OPEN IN T85 (TB5
59 SEC)
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
'CONTINUE MISSION/NO
'S-IV8 RESTART
1 ATTEMPT TO OPEN CVS
'RELIEP OVERRIDE SHUTOFF
VALVE
1
i
J IF UNSUCCESSFUL B S E
2.
VENT THE LM2 TANK
1
PRIOR TO TB6 TO A
'
VALUE BELOW THE
1
PRESSURE REQUIRED FOR
1
TB4 INITIATE
i
'IF THE LM2 SLCWOOWN IS

'COMPLETED WITHIN 30
'MINUTES PRIOR TO TB4
'INITIATE* C O M M A N D
t
'3*
ULLAGE ENGINES ON
i
'AFTER 90 SEC OF ULLAGE
iSEND
CUES
1
CVS NOZZLE
(Olfl-409* 0182-409).
2
13
3
17
CVS
LM2
REGULATOR
ULLAGE
PRESSURE
CLOSED
PRESSURE
NOTES1 IF THE CVS REGULATOR FAILS TO

OPEN. THE LH2 SATURATION TEMPERATURE
WILL INCREASE ABOVE RESTART LIMITS.
2 COMMANO ACTION WILL REQUIRE
EVALUATION OF LH2 RESIOULAS
TO
DETERMINE AOEQUACY FOR TLI VELOCITY
CUTOFF. APPROXIMATELY ISO POUNOS OF
LH2 WILL BE LOST FOR EACH PSi 7H
LH2 TANK IS VENTED BELOW 19.S PSIA.
'* ULLAGE ENGINES OFF

'ULLAGING SHOULD 8E
'COMPLETEO PRIOR TO THE
'AMBIENT REPREMURI2ATI0N*
i
EARTH
ORBIT
7-10
'IF NEITHER COMMANO

'ACTION(S) 1 NOR 2 IS
'SUCCESSFUL* 8SE RECOMMENO*
NO S-tVft RESTART.
APS ULLAGE ENGINE(S) EARTH

ORBIT/
THRUST PAILS TO
TLI/TLC
TERMINATE AT
SEQUENCEO TIMES
'CONTINUE MISSION
CUES
! ULLAGE ENGINE THRUST CHAMBER
PRESSURE GREATER
THAN
90
PS IA
(D22O-*14* D221-41S).
'8SS INFORM FLIGHT ANO

ATTEMPT TO TERMINATE
'ULLAGE ENGINETMRUST.
i
2 APS HELIUM SPHERE PRESSURE

DECREASING
(D35-414*
036-%13
023-41** 0251-^13)
'IF UNSUCCESSFUL* 8SE

INFORM FLIGHT OF
IMPENOING LOSS OF
ATTITUOE CONTROL.
7-X1
TIME BASE 9 OR TIME

BASE 7 PAILS TO
INITIATE AT S-IVB
CUTOPP
EARTH
ORBIT
TLC
'SPACECRAFT SEPARATION
CUES
'BSE INFORM FLIGHT ANO

RECQMMCftO IMMCOtATS
SEPARATION TO A SAFE
OXSTANCE
LVOC FAILURE
NOTE
THIS CONDITION WILL RESULT IN
LOSS Of SEQUENCING ANO PITCH ANO YAM
ATTITUDE CONTROL*
RULE NUMBER 7-12 IS

RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
ICV
DATE
SECTION
ILV - TBS
M O TB7
GROUP
AGt
7-7
Center
MISSION RULESREV
ITEM
SECTION 7 - SLV - TBS AHO Tl7

CONOlTION/MALFUNCTION1
7-13
IU ECS WATER VALVE

FAILS TO CYCLE OPEN
ANO CLOSED
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
A CONTINUE MISSION
CUES-
ALL
1
WATER
VALVE
<G3-601 G6-60D*
A* MATER VALVE
CLOSED ANO
COOLANT INLET
CONTROL
TEMPERATURE IS
64 OEG. F OR
MIGHERt ANO

SENO
1# ECS LOdlC INHIBIT

COMMANO
ME/H20 TEMP (C15-601).
3. GW MODE COOE 27 BIT

TO ZERO (HtO-603).
4.
ST-124 INERTIAL
(C34-403).
THE INERTIAL
GIMBAL
TEMPERATURE IS
PREDICTED TO 8E
EQUAL TO OR
GREATER THAN
115 DEG.F BEFORE
THE NEXT SITE AOS
Oftt
5*
SUBLIMATOR
(C11-601U
6,
SET
TEMP
THE INERTIAL (31 MB

TEMPERATURE IS
PREDICTED TO BE
104 Bfa*F OH LIS4
BEFORE THE NEXT
SITE AOS ORt
7.
LVDA TEMP NO. 1 (C55-603).

LVOA TEMP NO* 2 (C56-603U
2 WATER VALVE CLOSED
THE LVDC MEMORY

TEMPERATURE IS
PREDICTED TO BE
32 OEO.F OR LESS
BEFORE THE NEXT
SITE AOS*
REV
PATE
SECTION
4/16/4 I SLV - Tif

ANO TB7
GROUP
TEHP
8*

SEND
! ECS LOGIC INHIBIT
COMMANO
INLET CONTROL
TSMP IIS 59 DEG.F
OH LESS* ANO
INLET
LVDC MEMORY TEMP (C54-603).
B* CONTINUE MISSION
6* MATER
VALVE OPEN
ANO COOLANT
APOLLO 1
08
2. WATER VALVE OPEN
THE LVOC MEMORY

TEMPERATURE IS
PREDICTED TO BE
EQUAL TO OR
GREATER THAN
124 OEG.F BEFORE
THE NEXT SITS AOS
MlSSXOH
J
CLOSED/OP?N j
PAGE
7-
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 7 - SLV - T93 AND TB7
5
RULE
7-14
'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION'
S-IV8 STAGE COMMON

BULKHEAD DELTA
PRESSURE REACHES
OR EXCEEDSA. MINUS 20 PSID
OR
PLUS 30 PSID
PHASE
'
RULING
EARTH
ORBIT
TLC
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
CUES
1
LH2 TANK ULLAGE
U 1 7 7 - 4 0 8 t 0178-408) .
A* CONTINUE MISSION
2.
LJX TAN*;
(0130-406.

COMMANO
LH2
ULLAGE
PUMP
INLET
<>
LOX PUMP
(03-403J.
INLET
P9ESSOR
(02-403
LH2 AND/OR LOX VENT
VALVES OPEN OR CLOSED
TO PRECLUOE REACHING
SEPARATION LIMITS
8* MINUS 26 PSIO
OR
PLUS 36 PSIO
NOTES
FIDO ANO RECOMMENO
TO A SAFE DISTANCE
!
MINUS DELTA PRESSURE
IS
DEFINED AS A FUEL
TANK
jLwAGc
PRESSURE GREATER THAN THE wGx :AN
ULLAGE PRESSURE.
2.
PLUS
uELTA
DEFINED
AS
A
PRESSURE GREATER
PPESSL.^c
I?
LQX
'ANK.
ULLAG
THAN T H E ?UL
TA,N<
ULLAGE PRESSURE.
3
THE
MINIMUM
R E C O M M g.N OES
DISTANCE BETWEEN Th S-IV8

SPACECRAFT IS 7,000 FT.
<
THE
3UL<HAC
STRUCTURALLY FAIL AT THE
LIMITS OF MINUS 32.3 PSID
42*0 PSIO*
APOLLO 1
4/16/6
SLV - TBS
AND T87
ANO
OR
PLUS)
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION ? - SLV - T95 AND TB7
R 'RULE
7-15
LOSS OR IMPENDING
LOSS OF S-IV3 STAGE
PNEUMATICS PRESSURE
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
EARTH
ORBIT
CUES
A ENGINE PUMP PURGE

FAILS ON (TBS 1
MIN 3 SEC)
Al.
ENGINE ?U
PRESSURE (O3O-*O3> - M Li TO iECREA
FROM ABOUT 100 ?SIA "0 AbCUT
? SI A
A* CONTINUE MISSION
1. ATTEMPT TO
TERMINATE PURGE
2*
AMBlEr^T - E L UM
SPHERE PRESSURE (0236 <C3
DECREASING AT 3 PSI/M
IF JNSUCCESSFULt
COMMANO
2 AMBIENT HELIUM
SUPPLY SHUTOFF VALVE
CLOSED
3 REOPEN AMBIENT
HELIUM SUPPLY SHUTOFF
VALVE AS REQUIRED
EARTH
STAGE PNEUMATIC
PRESSURE LEAKING ORBIT/
AT GREATER THAN 6 TLC
PSI/MIN IN T35 OR
EXCESSIVE LEAKAGE
DURING TB7
3. CONTINUE MISSION
CCMMANO-
1* AMBIENT HELIuH
SHUTOFF VALVE
CLOSED
31
STAGE
PRESSURE 10226-^
2*
2
LOX
'. 088-^03 t 025^-^03)
REOPEN AMBIENT
HELIUM SHUTOF"?
VALVE AS REQUIRED
>
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATS
SECTION
SLV - TBS
ANO TB7
GROUP
PAGE
7-10
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 7 - SLV - TBS ANO T17
! Tf '
RULE I C Q N O I T I O N / M A L F U N C T I Q N 1
7-16
PHASE
S-IV8 ENGINE CONTROL EARTH

aOTTLE PRESSURE LESS 0R8IT/
THAN 400 PSIA
TLI
RULING
CuES/NOTES/COMMENTS
NO S-IVB RESTART
(TB5J/TLI
INHIBIT (TB6)
CUES

RECOMMENO NO S-IVB
RESTART
7-17
LH2 TANK VENT

EARTH
FAILURE OR LEAK
ORBIT
OUTING ORBITAL COAST
CONTINUE MISSION
1.
ENGINE
PRESSURE (019-^01
CONTROL
30TTL
2.
REPRESSURIZATICN
BOTTLE
PRESSURE
(D20-4G3t
D88-<.Q3
03. 0234-403).
CUES
IF LH2 ULLAGE PRESSURE

DROPS BELOW 17 P S U . BSE
COMMAND
1 BOOST LH2 VENT VALVES
CLOSEO ANO CVS
REGULATOR CLOSEO
(ORIFICE OPEN)
IF THE SITUATION CANNOT
BE CORRECTEDt AFTER
INITIATION OF BURNER
REPRESS* BSE C O M M A N O
2. SECONO BURN RELAY OFF
1*
LH2 ULLAGE
(0177-408* 0178-408).
2*
LH2 PUMP
(02-403)
INLET
3.
LH2VENT CLOSED
(Kl-4lOt 0210-410).
PRESSURE
PRESSURE
OlSCRTS
NOTES
1. IF THE ULLAGE PRESSURE RISES

ABOVE 21 PSIA AFTER T H E REGULATOR
HAS BEEN CLOSEO*
THE REGULATOR
SHOULD BE CYCLED TO .MAINTAIN A 17 TO
21 PSIA ULLAGE PRESSURE IN L*2 TANK.
2* EXISTENCE OF A SERIOUS LEAK
*ILL BE VERIFIED BY LITTLE OR NO
PRESSURE RISE OuRING BURNER REPRESS*
3*
REPRESS REQUIREMENTS
ARE
BASED ON LH2 TANK ULLAGE PRESSURE OF
21 PSIA AT INITIATION, OF RESTART
SEQUENCE.
4.
IF LH2 TANK ULLAGE PRESSURE
DROPS BELCW 19*5 PSIA OURING TB5
RESULTING PROPELLANT LOSSES SHOULD
BE INCLUDED IN THE EVALUATION OF
CAPABILITY TO ACHIEVE TLl GUIDANCE
CUTOFF PER FMR 7-W
MISSION
APOLLO 11
HEV DATE
fc/16/49
SECTION
ILV - TBS
TB7
GROUP
PAGE
7-11
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 7 - SLV - TBS AND T87
'RULE
7-18
CQNOITION/ÂLFUNCTIQN1
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOW COLO HELIUM

SUPPLY PRESSURE
A. LESS THAN 1OOO
PSIA DURING TBS
EARTH
0*8IT
A. CONTINUE MISSION
COMMANO FROM LAST
STATION PRIOR TO T B 6 ~
SURNER LOX SHUTDOWN
VALVE CLOSE ON
CUECOLO
HELIUM
SPHERE
PRESSURE
(D261-*03, D263-403),
LESS THAN 50.
PSIA DURING
BURNER
REPRESSURIZATICN
TLI
8. CONTINUE MISSION
BSE
INFORM FLIGHT ANO
COMMANO
i. BURNER LOX SHUTDOWN
VALVE CLOSE ON
2 BURNER LOX SHUTDOWN
VALVE CLOSE OFF
LESS THAN _
PSIA PRIOR TO
RESTART
EARTH
ORBIT/
T
LI
NO S-IVB RESTART
(TB3J/TLI
INHIBIT (TB6)
RECOMMENO NO S-IVB
RESTART.
7-19
LOW LOX TANK ULLAGE

PRESSURE
EARTH
ORBIT
A. CONTINUE MISSION
COMMANO
A LOX ULLAGE
PRESSURE uESS
THAN J X PSIA IN
TB5
CUES
1*
1* BURNER LOX SHUTDOWN

VALVE CLOSE
LOX
ULLAGE
0l80~*06)
2.
LOX
(03-003U
2 LOX VENT VALVES BOOST

CLOSE
AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO
TB6 + 7 M!N 30 SEC* BSE
COMMAND
3. LOX REPRESS ON
6 THC AMBIENT
REPRESS SYSTEM
OOES NOT INCREASE
THE ULLAGE
PRESSURE TO AT
LEAST JSL P S I A F 0 R
FIRST OPPORTUNITY
RESTART OR ^ 1
PSIA FOR SECOND
OPPORTUNITY
RESTART BY TB6
9 MIN 10 SEC
B. TLI INHIBIT
RECOMMEND TLI INHIBIT
REV
APOLLO IX
DATE
SECTION
4/14/49 SLV - TBS

ANO TB7
GROUP
PAGE
7*12
PUMP
PRESSURES
INLET
PRESSURE
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 7 - SLV - TBS AND TB7
ULE
7-20
ONOITION/MALFUNCTION1
J-2 ENGINE START

SOTTLE PRESSURE
OUTSIDE RESTART
LIMITS
A. ABOVE l00 PSIA
OURING ORBITAL
COAST FOR FIRST
OPPORTUNITY
RESTART OR ABOVE
1300 PSIA FOR
SECO.NO
OPPORTUNITY
RESTART
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
EARTH
ORBIT
CUS
STAfcT
BOTTLE
PRESSURE
(D17-*01t
A* CONTINUE MISSION
SENO
1. START BOTTLE VENT
OPEN FOR 3 SEC
2. REPEAT COMMAND AS
NECESSARY TO INSURE
A PRESSURE OF LESS
THAN 1400 PSIA FOR
FIRST OPPORTUNITY
RESTART OR 1500
PSIA FOR SECOND
OPPORTUNITY
RESTART
8* ABOVE 1800 PSIA

PRIOR TO RESTART
FIDO ANO RECOMMENO
-21
PU VALVE FAILS TO
A MIXTURE RATIO
GREATER
THAN 5.0 TO 1 ANY
TIME PRIOR TO
RESTART
EARTH
ORBIT/
TLI
CONTINUE MISSION
cues

COMMAND
1*
PU VALVE POSITION (G10-*01).
2*
PU FEEDBACK VOLTAGE (Ml-*11>
1. PU VALVE HARDOVER
POSITION ON (LOW EMR
4.3 TO 1) (SEE NOTE i>
IF 1 IS UNSUCCESSFUL* BSE
INFORM FLIGHT AND
2. VENT START BOTTLE TO
ACCEPTABLE LIMITS
MISSION
APOLLO 11
tev DAT!
SECTION
t/16/69 SLV - TS5

ANO TB7
GROUP
NOTES
1.
THIS FAILURE MILL REQUIRE
EVALUATION OF RESIOUALS TO DETERMINE
AOEQUACY FOR TLI VELOCITY CUTOFF
(REF FMR 7-1).
2*
PU FEEDBACK VOLTAGE M*l*
ONLY VALIO *HEN PU SYSTEM POttER
ON
PAGC
7-13
IS
IS
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 7 - SUV - TBS AND T87
RULE
?-22
PHASE
S-IVB LOSS OF ENGINE EARTH

ORBIT/
TLI
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
NO S-IVB RESTART
(T35J/TLI
INHIBIT ITB6)
HYDRAULIC FLUIO
CUES-
1. HYORAULIC RESERVOIR OIL LEvEu
APPROX ZERO PERCENT <L7-*O3).

RECOMMEND NO S-IVB
RESTART
2,
HYOHAULIC SYSTEM
LESS THAN 1700 PSIA <D*
PRESSURE
3. HYORAULIC RESERVOIR
PRESSURE
APPROXIMATELY ZERO PSIA (D42-M33).
NOTES
L7-403 PLUS ONE OF TH U T H CUES
ARE REQUIRED FOR
IMPLEMENTATION
OF
THIS RULE.
RULE NUMBERS 7-23

AND 7-2< ARE
RESERVED.
MISSION
IPOLLO 11
>ATE
SECTION
ILV - TBS
INO TB7
KOUP
NASA
- Manned Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
:
-:s v
R
1 TTM
SECTION 7 - SLV - TBS AND TB7
RULE ' ONOITION/MALFuNCTION'
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
7-23
S-IVB STAGE LOX

NONPROPULSIVE VENT
(NPV) FAILS TO OPEN
AT
A, TB7 0.7 SEC
' TLC
CUES
1
LOX NPV NOZZLE
( D2O-404* Q2h*-+Q<+ )
A. CONTINUE MISSION
'
2.
LOX TANK ULLAGE
(0179-406* 0180-406).
PRESSURES
PRESSURE
aSE INFORM FLIGHT ANO '

1* ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE1
LOX NPV VALVE
'
IF SUCCESSFUL
2.
3.
LOX
HPy
OPEN
(K19S-424* K199-424)*
OISCRETE
'
VENT THE LOX TANIC

FOR J.MIN 32. SEC
THROUGH THE NPV
'
COMMA N O
'
3* LOX NPV VALVE CLOSE1

4.
B*
TO LATCH OPEN AT TLC

TB8 17 MIN 3
SEC
""" |
LOX VENT VALVE OPEN*

FOR ,40. SEC
8. CONTINUE MISSION

1. ATTEMPT TO LATCH
OPEN THE LOX LATCHING

VENT VALVE
C0MMAN0
2.
'
*
LOX NPV OPEN
'
IF B2 UNSUCCESSFUL*
3SE COMMANO-
3* LOX VENT OPEN
'
-
7-26
LM2 LATCHING VENT

VALVE FAILS TO
LATCH OPEN AS
PROGRAMMED
CONTINUE MISSION
TLC
CUES
1*
LH2 HPW NOZZLE
(D1&3-409* 0184-409).
1* ATTEMPT TO LATCH OPEN

THE LH2 VENT
2*
LH2
ULLAGE
(0177-408* 0178-408).
'COMMANO
'2.
LH2 LATCHING VENT

VALVE CLOSEO
3*
LH2 VENT VALVE OPEN
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
pATE
LH2 VENT VALVE CLOSE
SECTION
4/16/69 SLV - TBS

ANO TB7
GROUP
PRESSURE
3.
LH2 LATCHING VENT
VALV&
DISCRETES (K210-410* IC2H-410U
'AT TB7 13 MlN OR TB7

'1 HR 15 MIN C O M M A N O
'*
PRESSURE
PAGE
7-13
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 7 - SLV - TB3 ANO T87
RULE
CONOIT1ON/MALFUNCTION1
7-27
ENGINE START BOTTLE

DUMP FAILS TO
INITIATE
PHASE
TLC
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
CONTINUE MISSION
CUES
GH2
START
BOTTLE
PRESSURE (017-^01* 02<a-*01)t

ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE START
BOTTLE VENT VALVE
7-28
S-IV8 STAGE COLO

TLC
HELIUM OUMP FAILS TO
INITIATE
CONTINUE MISSION
CUES
! COLO HELIUM BOTTLE
<D26l-<*03 0263-403)

1. ATTEMPT TO INITIATE
THE COLO HELIUM DUMP
THROUGH THE BURNER*
IF UNSUCCESSFUL* 8S
INFORM FLIGHT ANO AT TB8
> 17 MIN 30 SEC S E N O
2. LOX PRCSSURIZATION
SHUTOFF VALVES OPEN
MISSION
APOLLO 11
IEV
)ATE
SECTION
SLV - T85
TB7
GROUP
AGC
PRESSURE
SLV - T36
(RESTART)
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 8 - SLV - TB6
1
SUMMARY OF RESTART PHASE RULES
8-1
ACCELEROMt-TSH* FAILURE
8-2
O2/H2 BURN6H L H 2 VALVE FAILS
9-3
LH2 C H I L L D O W N SYSTEM FAILS
3-4
LOX C H I L L O O N SYSTEM FAILS
8-5
L H 2 TANK ULLAGE PRESSURF. LOW
9-6
S-IvB ACTUATOR HAROOvER
9-7
CONTINUOUS VENT REGULATOR FAILS TO CLOSE
8-9
LOSS OF ATTITUDE CONTROL DURING SECOND BURN
TH
FOLLOWING MISSION RULES ALSO APPLY
TO THIS
SECTION-
6-11
S-ive STAGE wOSS OF T H R U S T
-.7
S-IVB AUXILIARY HYORAULlC PU*P F A I L S
7-3
wCSS CF ATTITuOE CONTROL OuRING TB5 AND TB7 TO SPACECRAFT SEPARATIONt TS6 TO TB6 * 9
MI.N 20 SEC
^-9
CONTINUOUS VENT SYSTEM (CVSJ REGULATOR F A I L S TO OPEN IN TB5 (T85 59
7-13
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
IU ECS wATEH VALVE FAILS TO CYCLE OPEN AND CLOSED

S-IvB STAGE COMMON eu'OSID OP PLUS 30 0SID.
16
-17
DELTA PRESSURE REACHES OR EXCEEDS MINUS 20

26 PSiO OR PLUS 36 PSID
S-Iv8 ENGINE CONTROL BOTTLE PRESSURE LESS T H A N 400 PSIA

L*2 TANK VENT FAILURE OR LEA* DURING ORBITAL COAiT
LO*
COLD 'EUIUM SUPPLY
PRESSURE
-19
LOX TANK ULLAGE ^RESSL-RE LESS THAN 31 *SIA IN TB5
-21
U VALVE FAILS TO A V T X T O R
-22
S-IVB LOSS OF ENGINE HYDRAULIC FLUID
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV DATE
RATIO GREATER THAN 5.0 TO 1 ANY TIME AFTER RESTART
SECTION
4/16/69 SLV - TB6
GROUP
PAGE
8-1
NASA
- /Wanned Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 8 - SLv - T86
RULING
TIAL PLATFORM
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
TLl
CUES
1. GUIDANCE STAT'jS
COOt 2<) (H60-6U3)
A, AFTER '36
INITIATED BUT
TO T3o
10 SEC
A,
TLI
INHIBIT
BSE
INFORM
FLIGHT
ANO
FIOO ANO RECCMÊNO TLI'

INHIBIT PRIOR TO T9&
MIN
SEC#
*-!
8 AFTER TB6 - 9
10 SEC
WUKQ
AS.
3. CONTINUE MISSION

FIDO.
bITS u
TC ONE'
ANU 025 FOR
alTS D24 ANU 023 FOR X A C C L L

TO 'ONE' '
iL7
3 ITS 022 ANu 021 -OR

TO ''ONE'1
bc.T
Y C;C
2. ACCtLEROVETt'-* PIC<CrFi> (A. '.

wH il INDICATE I>i EXCESS OF 0.5
Oij
ANO
NOT
OtCRASI,\(j
tlU-6C3
Hll-603. N12-603).
NOTES
1. LVOC SWITCHES TO A 3ACK.^
M.OOE ANO UTILUES A PRECQvP'wTEO F/V
PROFILE FUK FAIuci- AXIS JvjKi\-U S-IVa
OCCURRING DURING Tb3 v.A f

KtCuGNIZEO
g.NTlL
StCuf^J
TI ON.
CONTINUE '-U SSI ON
S-tvft STAGE 32'2
uES-
bSE INFORM FLI(J7 ANO

-AILS"CL-SED
dUHNtrt
CHA
INDICATES
1. su^NE' SI-WT:G*\
2. .CGNTI'.UOUS vE\T SVSTE
ORIFICE CPtN
3. =?ERESSURUATION OFF
NOTE
Tn O^/H2 BURNER vSTlNi

ÎLU NOT DETECT FAlLuRt
BURNER TU IGNITE OR duKNt*
IN T H E EVENT TMC Put b "
VALVE FAILS CLUSEJ.
Ml SSIUN
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
GROUP
PAGE
SLV - TB6
8-2
Center
MISSION RULES
=M.V
SECTION 8 -
I Tf "1
RULE
ONOITION/MALFUNCTIUN1
8-3
LH2 CHILLOO^N
SYSTEM F A I L S DURING
RESTART
PREPARATIONS
TLI
SLV - TB6
RULING
PHASE
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
CONTINUE MISSION
cues
A. 8S INFORM FLIGHT
ANO
1. ATTEMPT TO CORRECT
SITUATION SPECIFIED
IN NCTE lAt l,8i
1.0
LM2 PUMM INLET TE"*H (C3-4Q3)
LH2 RECIRC F L O W
Ln2 PUMH INLET PKESS ( 02 <*03 J
4.
Lrt2 PREVALVE 'jPN (<;il-<O<J
IF UNSUCCESSFUL.
BSE INFORM FLIGHT
ANO AT TB 6 J_ MIN
Jt5_SEC C O M M A N D
2 FuEL LEAD
5*
LH2
LH2
(F5-<U4)
BLtEU
VALVU
CLwS:
KECIRC
VALVE
CLCSC
L.-I2 ULLAGE
PRtSi
(D177-uo8
NOTES
I. LH2 CMlLLOOwN
SATISFACTORY IF
(A)
(B)
CLOSED
wlLL
NOT St
SRbVALVE IS jpt.s
RECIRCULATICN
(C)
BLtED VALVt IS CLCic-
(0)
CHILLU0VI\ P U M P
I S *uT O N
I. THIS FAiLUKt AND T*

LEAli wlLL REQUIRE 'VALUATIUN CF
RESIDUALS TO DETERMINE AOfcwL-ACY
TLI VELOCITY CUTOFF (KtF K^k 7-ij
MISSION
APOLLO IX
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
PAGE
4/16/69 SLV - T86

8-3
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 8 - SLV - TB6
RULt
CNDI TIQN/MALFU.NCTIoN'
S-IV8 STAGE LOX

CHILLOOWN SYSTEM
FAILS DURING
RESTART
PREPARATIONS
PHASE
TLI
RULING
CONTINUE
MISSION
CUES-
3S INFORM FLIGHT ANO

1. A T T E S T TO CORRECT
SITUATION SPECIFIED
IN NOTE l.At 1.8*
IN 1.0
INLET
(03-<03)
ANO
L U X :*',.<,
(D179-4O6# î8G-^w6
(Klw9-<C3 <IiU-<C3)
5.
LUX
6.
LUX
3LCCJ
RECIRCULAT iU.\
CLWSEC
NOTES
1. L O A
SATISFACTORY
(A)
IF
^HtVALVt
IS uHt*.
(3) RECIRCULATIUN y/ALvE l i ,
8-5
LOW
L H 2 TANK
T96 *
E AT
1C SEC
IC)
3LtE0 VALVE
(0)
CHILLDUWN
TLI
CUES

TLI INHIBIT.
1.
LM2
2.
w.-2
NOTE
TANK
IS CLw^t-
tû'^P IS Nu7
ULLAGC
INLCT
AT TB6 9 "It* 13 SiC.

TANK ULLAGE PRESSURE
SHCW
PSIA
*ICjHfcH
THAN
WLLAGC
UURINQ ORBITAL COAST TC t:

REQUIREMENTS.
8-6
S-lvB ACTUATOR
TLI
CONFIRMED HAROCVER
(3HEATER THAN OR
EQUAL TO /- b D E C . ) '
PRIOR TO T86 9 MIM
10 SEC
TLI
INHIBIT
as
INFORM F L I G H T A N D
1. ACTUATOK POSITIONS /- 5 DE'o

UR GREATER (G1-*OC. Gl-*03 G2-UU.
RECOMMEND
TLI INHIBIT
CUE
NOTE
BOTH
INDIVIDUAL
POSITIONS '-'UST CO.sFlR
PRIUR TO
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 SLV - T86
GROUP
PAGE
yAL-u.\CTIC-!<
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 8 -
ITFM
RULE
9-7
:ONOITION/MALFUNCTION'
S - I V B STAGE
CONTINUOUS VENT
SYSTEM (CVS)
REGULATOR FAILS TC
CLOSE DURING
RESTART SEQUENCE
PHASE
TLI
SLV - TB6
RULING
C'JES/NOTES/COMMENTb
CONTINUE MISSION/TLI
INHIBIT
CUES
1.

COMMAND
1* SECONO BURN RELAY
OFF
2. ATTEMPT TO CLOSE
TH CVS REGULATOR
CVS NOZZLE
GREATER
THAN
^RESSUKc
PSIA
(U
0182-4C9).
2.
CVS
REGULATOR
tQ177-<C8t
IF NEITHER 1 NOR 2 IS
SUCCESSFUL* BSE
INFORM FLIGHT AND
RECOMMENO TLI INHIBIT.
9-8
LOSS OF ATTITUDE
CONTROL DURING
S-IVfl SECONO PURN
TLl
CUES

FIDO. CAPCOM INFORM CREW
OF LOSS OF ATTITUDE
CONTROL.
I.
ANGULAR
(R4-602
ftl3-60
itS-602) t OR RuLw
RATES
t
YAW
GREATER
THAN ^
DECREASING.
DG/ScC A\Q
(:<6-602
a I7C-î
CREW wlLL ABORT ON LIMITS

YAw, OR ROLL ( K 6 C - 6 0 3 )
RATtS GIVEN IN CUE 1
3.
ALEKT
C-M',ci,\ij
LOSS QF M T T I ' U W / C
( S t E NCTE2)
4*
Cw\TLL
NOTES
i.
Tn SLV YAW GIMilAL
IS CRITICAL BEYOND / - u^ ,
(Z-AXiS)
2.
LObS
OF ATTITuOt
CALERT
WILL
tt
GIVEN
F<J*
FOLLOWING CONOiTIo.NS
(A )
FAILURE*
LVDC/LVOA
(B)
ATTITUDE tHRCt
ROLL GREATER THAN /- 3.5 - u
AND Y A W GRE*TgR T H A N
tCJ FAILURE TC
GUIDANCE SEUUENCt.
10)
FAILUR&
HYORAULICS.
(t)
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
GROUP
ATTITUUt
PAGE
4/16/69 SLV - T86

8-5
/- o Sfc
INITIATE
OF
as
S"i vn E
r<cFtRtNCc
PAlLu
9 S L V - T/"8 ( S A F I N ; .
AND SLINGSHOT)
NASA
- Manned Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 9 -
SLV TB8
SUMMARY OF SAFING ANO SLINGSHOT

9-1
STAGE PNEUMATIC DUMP FAILS
9-2
LOX OU^P
AiLS
9-3
ENGINE CONTROL 3OTTL DUMP FAILS
9-4
L*2 DUMP FAILS
9-5
LOSS OF APS FOR D U V P
Tw
7
-3
F C L L O ' A I N G REFERENCED
L l o H T MISSION RULF.S ARE ALSO A P P L l C A B L c OuftlNG TIME dASE tli^T

TO CLOSE AT FIRST S-IVB CUTOFF. sfc'Cj\a S-IVH
J-2 ENGlNt M
CUTOFF
FUEL VALVE
7-4
j-2
OXIOIZER
7-9
LCSS OF A T T I T U O E
M I \ 20 SEC AFTER
7-13
7-U
S-IvB STAGE COMMON 3ULK.MEAO OELTA PRESSURE REACntS OR EXCEEDS Î

PSID. MINUS 26 SID OR PLUS 36 PSID*
7-25
S-IVB STAGE LOX NON-PROPuLS I v VENT

AT Tfl 8 17 MJN 3 SEC
7-26
L*2 LATCH i.\^ vNT VALVE F A I L S
7-28
S-IV8 STAic COLO H E L I U M
E\GI,\
FAILS
VALVE FAILS TO CLOSE AT
S-Ivd CUTOFF, SECONu ov-fcN
CONTROL DURING TB5 A.ND TB7 TO SPACECRAFT S E P A R A T I U N *

SPACECRAFT SEPARATION/ AFTER TB8 INITIATE
T6 TC
ECS VALVt FAILS TO C Y C L E OPEN ANO CLOSEO
MISSION
APOLLO 11
Rev
DATE
INHV) FAILS
Tu
AT T B 7
TO LATCH OPI\ AS
DUMP FAILS TC
SECTION
INITIATE
GROUP
PAGE
4/16/69 SLV - T88

9-1
20
PSID
jC
r-j
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 9 -
1 TEN
'RULE
9-1
CCNOITICN/MALrUNCTION
S-IVB STAGE
PNEUMATIC DUMP
FAILS TO INITIATE
PHASE
SLV
B8
CueS/NOTES/COMMENTS
TLC
CONTINUE
BSE
I SSI ON
INFORM
CUES
FLIGHT AND
E.\Gi,N
1. ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE

ENGINE PUMP O'jRGE CONTROL
VALVE
9-2
S-IVB LOX DUMP FAILS TLC

TO INITIATE AT TB8
12 MIN 0.2 SEC
CONTINUE
9SE
FLIGHT AND
1*
1. ATTEMPT TC INITIATE
LOX DUMP 9Y OPENING T H
CXIDIZER VALVE
CJ-3
ENGINE CONTROL
BOTTLE OUMP FAILS TC
INITIATE
CONTINUE
3SE
MISSION
INFORM
TLC
9-5
MAIN OXiCIZER
2.
DISCRETE
A T T E M P T rc I N I T I A T E
LH2 DUMP BY O P E N I N G
T.i MAIN FUEL VALVE
APOLLO 11
SECTION
MAIN
FUiL
VALVt
vALVt
jPi*.
CUES
BSE INFORM FLIGHT

AND
CCMMANO
U S-IVB 8uSN "OOE ON
OATE
T:Z?> J
CJES-
CONTINUE MISSION
REV
OS
2
ENGINE CONTROL rL-v
PRESSURE (019-^01. 02*2-*0i:
1.
MANIF0L3 PRESSURE "*G0 1 uSS j
T H A N 160 H S I A (Qxio Futu) ; c.'73-<.;- J
2.
MA.MFOui;
T H A N 160 PSIA (
O7315 :
MISSION
VALVE
CONTROL
JfeU
LOSS OF !TfP OR
BOTH APS MOOULaS
OR I OR TO OR DURING
ROPELLANT OUMP
VALVfc
MAIN
OXIOIZE^
(ici 20-^01 J.
1.
ENGINE
(OiB-Oi).
CONTINUE MISSION
SSE INFORM FLIGHT ANO
:.
C3 5 <
CUE-
FLIGHT ANO
1. ATTEMPT TO OPEN T H
ENGINE HELIUM CONTROL
VALVE
uH2 DUM F A I L S TO
INITIATE AT TS8
MIN 9 * SEC
BIE
'. 0236--03t
CUES
MISSION
INFORM
PRESSURE
GROUP
PRESSURE
3.
HELIUM
APPROXIMATELY
O 2 5 O 1 )
iuPPLr
11QQ
PRiSiwRt
PSIA
lO3
<
HfeLlUM
APPROXIMATELY
0231-<>15U
SUPPLY
1100
PRESSURfe - O D E 2
PSIA
i 036 15 t
PAGE
4/16/49 SLV - T88

9-2
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULESSECTION 9 - SLV - T38 - CONTINUED

ITEM
PRELAUNCH
INSTRUMENTATION
MA5
MEASUREMENT DESCRIPTION
NUMBER 0N80AR0
TRANSDUCERS
CATEGORY
SICN RULE
RE.F
STAGE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM AND FLIGHT CONTROL MEASUREMENT CATEGORIZATION

STAGE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
S-IVB STAGE
MUX DPIBO (VIA IU)
INSTRUMENT UNIT
LINK OPlb
EMERGENCY DETECTION SYSTEM tEDS)
COMMAND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (CCS) UPLINK
FLIGHT CONTROL MEASUREMENTS
S-II STAGE
POSITION YAW ACTUATOR

POSITION PITCH ACTUATOR
El YAW ACTUATOR PIST PQS
2 YAW ACTUATOR PIST PQS
E3 YAW ACTUATOR PIST POS
4 YAW ACTUATOR PIST POS
1 PITCH ACTUATOR PIST POS
E2 PITCH ACTUATOR *!ST PQS
S3 PITCH ACTUATOR PIST POS
4 PITCH ACTUATOR PIST 3QS
VOLT* IGNITION OC BUS
G8-201
G3-202
G8-2G3
G3-204
G9-2C1
G9-2C2
G9-2C3
G9-204
G3O-2O1
G30-202
G30-203
G30-204
G31-2OI
G31-202
G31-203
331-204
*125-2Q7
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
MO
HO
HO
HO
HO
fe-s.a-o
6-6
6-8
a-9
6-68-s
b-9
o-d
6-*
6-e
o-e
6-d
6-8
6-9
6-3
6-3
6-9
6-v
rtO
HO
HO
HO
HO
S-tVB STAGE
PRESS* FUEL PUMP INLET
PRESS* FUEL TAN* ULLAGE EDS 1
PRESS. FUEL TANK ULLAGE EDS 2
PRESSt Ox ID PUMP INLET
PRESS* OXID TANK ULLAGE EDS 1
PRESS* QXIO TANK ULLAGE EDS 2
PRESS* COLD HELIUM SPHERE
PRESS. GH2 START BOTTLE
PRESSt ENG CONTROL HE SPHERE
PRESS* HYORAULIC SYSTEM
PRESS* RESERVOIR OIL
PRESS. AMBIENT HE PNEu SPHERE
PÊSS* GH2 START BOTTLE BKUP M S
PRESS. ENG CONT H SPHERE BKUP *AS
EAS
PRESS. AM9 Hg PNEU SPHERE
PRESS. COLO HE SPHERE
FLOWMETER. OXIOIZER
POSITION. PITCH-ACTUATOR
POSITION* YAW ACTUATOR
POSITION* MAIN OXIOUER VALVE
POSITION* PU SYSTEM RATIO VALvE
VOLT. F/U I EBW RANGE SAFETY
VOLT. F/u 2 EBW RANGE SAFETY
VOLT. PU VALVE POSITION FEEDBACK
NETWORK
02-403
0177-413
D178-410
03-403
0179-406
oiao-406
016-425
017-401
019-401
041-403
042-4C3
0236-403
0241-401
0242-401
0256-403
0263-403
F1-401
G1-4Q3
G2-403
G3-401
G10-401
M30-411
M31-4H
M61-41X
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
( 2 OF 3
M
\
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
[
\
2 OF 3
M
HO
HO
MO
HO
HO
HO
HD
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
ONBOARD DISPLAY WANOATORY
MISSION
APOLLO
RCV
DATS
SECTION
4/16/69 SLV - T3
GROUP
PRELAUNCH
INSTR
PAGE
9-3
7-i*
7-1*
7-14
7-1*.19
7-14/;*,3-3
7-14/19.3-5
7-13
7-2C
7-16
6-10*7-22
6-1C.7-22
7-15
7-2C
7-16
7-15
7-ia
7-4
9-6
8-6
7-4
7-21
7-5
7-5
7-21
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 9 - SLV - T38 - CONTINUED
ITEV
"EAS
NUMBER
MEASUREMENT DESCRIPTION
MISC. SEC R/S RCVR 1 L/L SIG STR
*ISC. SEC R/S RCVR 2 L/L SIG STR
LiVEL. RESERVOIR OIL
INSTRUMENT UNIT
GUIDANCE COMPUTER OPERATION
ONBOARO TRANSDUC&RS
SFFECCATEGOKY TIVITY
.-
N57-<11
HO
HO
7-5
7-5
6-U.7-22
M60-6C3
t*
6-1/^/7/9,
7-6/11d-i/d
COMPUTER RESET PULSE NO. 1-GUIDANCE

DECODER
J71-603
CCVDyTER RESET PULSE NO. 2-GUIDANCE

OECCDER
J72-6O3
ANG VEL I T C H CONTROL
R4-602
HO
ANG VEL YAW CONTROL
R5-6C2
HO
6-1/7*7-3,8-8
ANG VEL ROLL CONTROL
R6-602
HO
6-1/7,7-e,a-a
ANG VEL YAW EOS GROUP 1 (RF)
R8-6C2
-0
5-1/", :--,5-?
ANG VEL ROLL EDS GKOUP 2 (REF)
R12-602
HO
6-1/7,7-9.3-3
ANG VEL PITCH EDS GROUP 3 (REF)
R13-6C2
HO
6-l/7,7-^,a-a
1 OF 2
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 SLV - T8i
GROUP
PRELAUNCH
INSTR
PAGE
\ RE-UIÊD TC
COMPUTE
MULTIPLE *OrC
\ GRUUNU
) CCMMANOb
6-1/7,7-98-e
| I O CSM ENVIRONMENTS
CONTROL
.NASA - M a n n e d
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 10 - CSM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM
ITEM
<3Nc*AL
XO-l
LAUNCH
LAUNCH WILL 3E CONTINUED AS LONG AS 7H SUIT CIRCUIT AKO 02 SUPPLY WILL 3UPP03T FLlZnT
OEMANOS FOR AT LEAST ONE REV AND ENTRY INTO 2-1* 'HERE ARE HQ COOLANT FAILurtSS rCR
LAUNCH/INSERTION PHASE WILL 3E TERMINATED.
C3
Wi
TLC fr TEC
WATER EVAPORATION WILL 3 LJMITEO TO COMPONENT TESTING.
ALL PHASES
A, flACKUP SYSTEMS ANO BACKUP COMPONENTS WILL NORMALLY SE
RETURN TO SARTrt* NOT FOR MISSION CONTINUATION.
USED
FOR
THE
MOST
SAPID
3RACTICAL
8. LM SYSTEMS WILL 9 USED AS REQUIRED FOR CSM SYSTEMS BACKUP. IF CSM SYSTEMS REQUIRE LM
THE DESCENT STAGE WILL 3E RETAINED WHERE POSSISLE.
C TO CONTINUE* WATER QUANTITY PREDICTIONS MUST
MISSION REQUIREMENTS.
0-2
REFLECT
AOEQUATE
QUANTITIES
TO
MEET
DEFINITIONS
LOSS OF CABIN I N T E G R I T Y CM PRESSURE VESSEL LEAKAGE SUCH THAT CABIN PRESSURE CANNOT BE MAINTAINED
THANt OR QUAL TO 4,5 PS2A BY CAdlN PRESSURE REGULATORS (1.2 ufl/HR TOTAL;
LOSS OF SUIT INTEGRITY-
TOTAL PGA ANO SUIT LOOP LEAKAGE IS GREATER THAN 0.5 PS1/MIN
PGA SUIT LOOP PRESSURE CHECT.
(1.5
CURING
LOSS CF SUIT CIRCUIT-lNA8tLITY OF THE SUIT CIRCUIT TO MANTAIN AOEQUATE

AND/OR C02 REMOVAL WITHOUT USING DIRECT 02*
CREW
COMFORT
A*O/CR
CCMFCRT
<
LOSS OF 02 MANIFOLDAN 02 MANIFOLD OR REGULATOR FAILURE WtTH WHICH THE SUIT CIRCUIT 02 5SMANOS
3E SUPPLIEO ÔR ENTRY.
LOSS OF PRIMARY LOOP COOLINGLOSS OF ALL FLOW* A LEAK WHICH CANNOT 3E ISOLATEDt OR COMBINED FAILURES SUCH Th
RADIATORS ANO EVAPORATOR PROVIDE NO COOLING.
LOSS OF SECCNOARY LOOP C O O L I N G OF ALL FLOW* A LEAK WHICH CANNOT BE ISOLATED* OR COMBINED "AlLU/US SUCH THAT !
RAOIATOftS ANO EVAPORATOR PROVIDE NO COOLING.
:
LOSS OF COOLANT LOOP R A O I A T O R S
RAOUTOR LEAK* BLOCKAGE OF ALL FLOW THROUGH RADIATOMS* Off RAOIATQA DEGRADATION I
SUCH THAT TOTAL LONG TERM USAGE OF WATER IS MORE THAN IS 3EING PROOUCEO.
LOSS OF ALL C O C L I N G LOSS OF PRIMARY ANO SECONOAftY LOOP COOLING.
LOSS OF SURGE TANK ANO/OR REPRESS P A C K
SURGE TANK* REPRESS PACK* OR ASSOCIATED IS0LATA1LE PLUMBING
REQUIRE ISOLATION OF THE SURGE TANK ANO/OR REPRESS PACK.
RULE NUMBERS 10-3 THROUGH 10-f ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/14/41 CSM ENVIRONMENT

CONTROL
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
10-1
FAILURES
WHICH i
i
!
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SYSTEMS
10-10
02 SYSTEM
A.
SUIT FLOW RELIEF VALVE WILL REMAIN CLOiEO FOR DURATION OF FLIGHT.
9.
NORMAL CM SEPRESSURIZATION WITH LM MANNED WILL UTILIZE THE *EP*ES& PACK.
C.
SURGE TANK WILL BE ON LINE EXCEPT DURING LM PRESSUIZATION OR CM ^REiAURIZATION *iTrt Trig
MANNED. WHEN IT WILL BE ISOLATED TO MAINTAIN QUANTITY GAEATE* THAN 300 P
C.
THE 3LSS VALVE *ILL BE

IN OFF
PRESSURIZATION ANO R E C H A R G E .
E.
THE SUIT CIRCUIT MUST BE PURGED OF ACCUMULATED M2 ONCE EVERY

ALL CREWMEN ARE SUITED AND THE SUIT CIRCUIT IS ISOLATEO.
F.
THE SURGE TANK AND REPRESS PACK
G.
CM
CA8IN
PRESSURE
WILL
NOT
BE
PRESSURIZATION EXCEPT DURING TD&E.
I.
L10H CANISTER
J.
THE FLIGHT CREW
1.
K.
CM ECS WlLu NORMALLY
INABILITY
WILL
ALL UNOOCKcO
T
20N SUITS FOR
TO
DROP
EXCEPT
6 HOURS FOR
ANO
ONE
TUNNE'
MINUTE
SIMULTANEOUSLY,
BELOW
ANO
LAUNCH
4.0
PSIA
LEAKAGE OUR ING
DURING
Ivf
12 HOURS OR 7.6 MM HG OF PCO2 WHICHEVER
NORMAL
^MASES.
COMES <=l?ST
THE FOLLOWING
4.5
PSIA.
OPERATIONS.
DfcE.
GLYCQL LEAKS
3.
F I R E . S M O K E . CONTAMINATION
IN COMMANO
MODULE.
THE FLIGHT CREW WILL OOFF SUITS
2.
PHASES
BE RECHARGED
CABIN PRESSURE ABOVE
4t
COOLANT
ALLOWED
ALL
SUPPLY ALL 02 FOR CONSUMPTION
TO MAINTAIN
3.
FOR
WILL NORMALLY
WILL SE REPLACED EVERY
2.
1.
POSITION
LOSS OF SUIT
CONFIRMED
IN
CABIN.
(TIME ANO C O N D I T I O N S PERMITTING) FOR
T H E FOLLOWING-
CIRCUIT.
LEAK OF GLYC3L
IN SUIT
CIRCUIT.
MANAGEMENT
A.
FOR SIMULTANEOUS PRIMARY ANO SSCONOARY LOOP

SECONDARY LOOP RAOIATOR WILL BE ISOLATED.
OPERATION.
9.
GLYCOL RESERVOIR WILL 36 ON LINE AND RADIATORS WILL 3E BYPASSED FOR LAUNCH.
C.
INOICATED GL^COL ACCUMULATOR QUANTITY wlLL 9E MAINTAINED BETWEEN 30 ANO 63 PERCENT.
NORMALLY
EITHER
THE
PRIMARY
3A
D.
SECONDARY COOLANT 4lLL BE OFF FOR LAUNCH*
AOOXTIQNAL POWER LOAOS WILL BE AOOEO AS REQUIRED IN AN ATTEMPT TO MAINTAIN PRIMARY RAOIATOR
CUTLET TEMPERATURE GREATER THAN -20 OEG.
MISSION
APOLLO
REV
li
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
CSM ENVIRONMENT
CONTHOU
MANAGEMENT
PAGfi
10-2
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
ITEM
WATER SYSTEM
A
WASTE WATER WILL 8E OUMPED OVERBOARD AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN INOICATEO UUANTITY LESS THAN
85-90 PERCENT. WASTE WATER WILL NORMALLY BE DUMPED TO 25 PERCENT. HOWEVER* IF WASTE WATER
QUANTITY INSTRUMENTATION (CF0009) Is LOST* WASTE WATER WILL BE DUMPED UNTIL POTABLE WATER
QUANTITY (CF0013) BEGINS TO DECREASE.
9.
WATER OUMPS WILL BE MANAGED SO T H A T
1.
AT LQ1* THE WASTE TANK WILL CONTAIN GREATER THAN 75 PERC
2.
AT CM-SM SEPARATION. THE POTABLE TANK WILL BE FULL ANO THE WASTE TANK
C
ULL.
C.
GENERAL DUMPING CONSIDERATIONS TO REDUCE TRAJECTORY CALCULATION PERTURBATIONS
1*
OUMPS WILL BE PERFORMED <IF REQUIRED) WITHIN 2 HOURS PRECEOING MCC MANEUVERS.
2.
IF DUMPS AR REQUIRED IN LUNAR ORBIT THE OPTIMUM OuMP TIME IS

PERIODS.
WILL
IMMEDIATELY
BE
90
PRECEOING
PERCENT
SLEEP
SYSTEM BACKUP
L,M SYSTEMS WILL BE USED AS REOUlRED FOR CSM SYSTEMS SAC*UP DESCENT STAGE WILL
POSSIBLE*
r
10-19 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO II
RCV
0ATI
SECTION

CONTROL
GftOUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
10-1
BE
RETAINED
IF
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
RULE
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
RULE NUMBERS 7-29

SPECIFIC
10-20
10-21
ANO ?-30
ARE RESERVEO*
CABIN PRESSURE
'LAUNCH
CANNOT 8E RELIEVED
CABIN PRESSURE
DECREASING ANO/OR
LESS THAN 4.5 PSIA
ANO
RELIEF
STARTS
AT
3*3 PSIA CRE* OPTION TO uSc

ENVIRONMENT "Oft EARTH RETURN IN L
OF SUITED RETURN*
A. SUIT PRESSURE
GREATER THAN
LAUNCH
A.I* CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
9. SUIT PRESSURE
LESS THAN 3.5 PSIA
LAUNCH
2. ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

IF CABIN PRESS NOT
RESTORED GREATER
THAN 4.5 PSIA*
61. ABORT ASAP
ALL
C LOSS OP SUIT
CIRCULATION
LAUNCH
2* ENTER ASAP
O 1 . ABORT ASAP
OPEN DIRECT 02 45
DEG FROM LAUNCH
SETTING.
ALL
10-22
NORMAL
SECONOS
'CONTINUE MISSION
C . U CORRESPONDS T3
(APPROX 3 CFM/Cie*MAN)
.6
-,3/HR j
2. ENTER ASAP
LOSS OF SUIT
CIRCULATION CABIN
STASLEt ANO GREATER
THAN 4.3 PSIA
LM SYSTEMS (IF AVAlLASwE) *ILL

USED FOR C02 AND 20 R E M G V A L .
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
OPEN DIRECT C2 VALVE
45 OEG FROM LAUNCH
SETTING*
EC
B* ENTER NEXT 3EST PTP
A*
CORRESPONDS TO
(APPROX 3 CFM/C3w*AN>
12.6
1* DOFF SUITS*
2* OPEN HASTE
OVERBOARD DRAIN
VALVE TO OBTAIN
CABIN BLEED FLOW.
3. OON FACE MASKS
AFTER 1 HOUR
ALL
3*2* WASTE OVERBOARO 3LEED

L8 02/HR
.O7
3* TIM REOUlREO FOR CM CC2 PARTIAL

PRESSURE TO INCREASE TO 7.6 MM *G
j
1 C R E W M A N * 4 Ri
3 CREWMAN*-* 80 *IH*
C ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
PAGE
SECTION
CSM ENVIRONMENT
CONTROL SYSTEM
SUIT/CABIN
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES-

RULE
10-23
10-24
10-25
PHASE *
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF SURGE TANK

OR REPRESS PACK
FOR LEAK IN SURGE TANK*

ISOLATE
SURGE TANK ANO PLACE RLSS VALVE 72
FILL.
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
3. CONTINUE MISSION
LAUNCH
A CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
8. CONTINUE MISSION
PLAN TO RESTORE ENTRY
02 BY STORING OPS IN
CM AT FINAL LM EGRESS*
TEC
C. CONTINUE MISSION
DOFF SUITS FOR ENTRY.
LAUNCH
A ABORT
1* DECOMPRESS CASIN
LOSS OF SURGE
TANK ANO REPRESS
PACK
FIRE Oft SMOKE IN

COMMANO MODULE
3.
OPS 02 QTY 2 TANKS -2 L3/TANK
2. TR0U8LESH00T
ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM PER FLIGHT
CHEW CHECKLIST
800ST FIRE
PROCEDURES.
c
ALL
al TROUtLESHOOT/COMSAT
FIRE PER FLIGHT CREW
CHECKLIST EMERGENCY
PROCEDURES*
2* ASSESS DAMAGE ANO
REMOVE POtfER FROM
AFFECTEO SYSTEMS
MISSION
APOLLO XI
DATS
SECTION
GROUP
CSM ENVIRONMENT
CONTROL SYSTEM
SUIT/CASIN
PAGE
10-5
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
*V
ITEV
'RULE
SECTION 10 CSM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM

C0N0ITI0N/MALFUNCTI0N
PHASE
10-26
CONTAMINATION IN
CABIN
ALL
'
10-27
LOSS OF SUIT
INTEGRITY
'
LAUNCH
0
TLC
TD4E
ALL
10-28
LOSS OF 02 MANIFOLD '

A. 02 MANIFOLD LEAKS' LAUNCH
GREATER THAN
'
4 LB/HR ANO CABIN
'
PRESSURE GREATER
'
THAN 4.5 PSIA
ALL
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
' CREW MAY ELECT TO

DECOMPRESS
A.
8.
C
D.
IF UNABLc TO CLEAR CONTAMINATION.

MISSION MAY BE TERMINATED zARLr .
CONTINUE MISSION
CONTINUE MISSION
INHIBIT TOtE
TERMINATE PHASE
CONTINUE LM EJECTION
IF LM IS PRESSURIZED
ANO TUNNEL WORK IS
COMPLETE.
a CONTINUE MISSION
NO-GO FOR UNOOCK
A.I.
'
'
CONTINUE MISSION EXCEPT FOR MAJC*

CSM PRESSURE VESSEL CQNF IGUft AT I Cn
CHANGES
'
'
CONTINUE MISSION
A.2.
APPROXIMATELY
5 HOURS ARE I
REQUIRED TO DEPLETE CABIN 02 FROM i
USAGE RATE (CREW CABIN LcAK. * TAd*
PRESS BLEED)
|
(A) VERIFY SURGE

TANK ANO REPRESS
PACK ISOLATED
UNTIL ENTRY.
<B> RETRIEVE OPS
FROM LM*
3 02 MANIFOLO LEAKS LAUNCH
GREATER THAN 4
LB/HR ANO CABIN
PRESSURE LESS
THAN 4.3 PSIA
'ALL
LOSS OF ONE MAIN

REGULATOR
'A* CONTINUE MISSION
EO
'a. NO-GO FOR TLI

C. ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
0. CONTINUE MISSION
'
CONSIDER TEI AT NEXT
1
BiST OPPORTUNITY
AFTER RNOZ
'ALL
MISSION
APOLLO I
2. ENTER ASAP
USE OPS IN SUITED
MOOE FOR ENTRY
'LAUNCH
TLC
ItfV
A.2*(8)
CREW
gNVXA0J4MMT FOR
OF MANUAL CABIN
OPTION
Tw
gsg '-.M
IAAT* HfTuAN Hi LlZU
PRESSURE R E G U L A T I O N .
8*1. ABORT ASAP
10-29
OATE
SfCTION
4/1*/*' CSM ENVIRONMENT

CONTROL SYSTEM
LM 02 <IF AVAILABLE) MAY

TO SUPPLEMENT CSM S U P P L * .
GROUP
UZEZ
PAGE
SUIT/CABIN
10-*
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
R
RULE KONOITION/MALFUNCTION1
10-30
PHASE
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
80TH MAIN REGULATORS

FAILED CLOSED
LM SYSTEMS (TF AVAILA8LE) MAY

USED IN LIEU OF CSM SYSTEMS
LAUNCH
ALL
A. CONTINUE MISSION
10-31
LOSS OF ONE SUIT

COMPRESSOR
LAUNCH
A, CONTINUE MISSION
EO
ALL
9. NO-GO FOR TLI

C CONTINUE MISSION
PERFORM ASCENT AT NEXT
3EST OPPORTUNITY AFTER
EVA.
RULE NUMBERS 10-32

THROUGH 10-39 ARE
RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION

CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
SUIT/CABIN
10-T
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 10 - C3M ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM
R 'RULE
10-40
PHASE
RULING
/'i
CUES/NOTES/COMMSNTS
PRIMARY COOLANT
LOOP MALFUNCTIONS
A* LOSS OF
EVAPORATOR
LAUNCH
A.I,
ALL
B.
LOSS OF RAOIATORS LAUNCH
CONTINUE MISSION
A.I.
2e CONTINUE MISSION
ACTIVATE SECONOARY
COOLANT LOOP WITH
RAOIATORS IN BYPASS
AS REQUIRED TO
MAINTAIN PRIMARY
EVAPORATOR OUT TEMP
LESS THAN 80 OEG F
OR AS REQUIRED
FOR CREW COMFORT
8.1.
CONTINUE
MISSION
REF MALF PRQC
2.<A) MAINTAIN PR I RAO

GREATER THAN-2Q OEG. F.
OuT
7r
(8) WATER MANAGEMENT MAY

DICTATE j
ACTIVATION
ANO
JEACTIVATICN
CF \
ScCONOARY LOOP TO MAINTAIN
PRI
9AQ \
OUT TEMP BETWEEN < AND
SO
DGRS \
F.
(
3.1.
REF MALF P R C C ~
I
j
2*
EO
NO-GO FOR TIL I
2
ALTERNATE
PERFORMED
MISSION
MAY
3 !
:
.
(A) ACTIVATE
SECONDARY LOOP
(8) USE PRIMARY
LOOP IN AOOITION
TO SECONOARY
LOOP FOR GtN
OPERATIONSt
TLC
LUNA*
ORBIT/
LUNAR
STAY
C. TOTAL LOSS OF
LOOP
LAUNCH
3 ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

NO-GO FOR LOI
* BASED ON WATER
AVAILABLE FOR
EVAPORATIVE COOLING
CONSIDERATION WILL
BE GIVEN TO
CONTINUING MISSION
C l CONTINUE M U S I ON
ACTIVATE SECONOARY
LOOP
CO
HQ-*Q FOR TLI

ACTIVATE SECONOARY
LOOP
ALL
ENTER NEXT EST PTP

ACTIVATE SECONOARY
LOOP
MISSION
APOLLO 12
REV
DATE
SECTION

CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
COOtANT
C.2
ALTERNATE
PERFORMED*
PAGE
ife
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULESREV
ITEM)
RULE
CONOITION/MALFUNCTION
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
10-41
SECONOARY LOOP
MALFUNCTIONS
A. LOSS OF
EVAPORATOR
ALL
A. CONTINUE MISSION
8. LOSS OF
RAOIATORS
EO
B.I,
NO-GO FOR TLI

LOOP IS STILL
OPERATIONAL IN
EVAPORATIVE MO0E
TLC
2.
LUNAR
ORBIT
3. CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
4.
EO
C TOTAL LOSS OF
LOOP
A . MALF
Bl
ECS
MALF
CS
1
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
CONTINUE MISSION
'
PERFORM ASCENT AT '
NEXT BEST
OPPORTUNITY AFTER '
EVA
Cl NO-GO FOR TLI
Cl
MALF
ECS
TLC
2.
ENTER HEXT BEST PTP
LUNAR
ORBIT
3 CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
4 CONTINUE MISSION
PERFORM ASCENT AT
NCXT BEST
OPPORTUNITY AFTER
EVA
'
'
<
1
i
10-42
LOSS OF PRIMARY ANO

SCC0J40ARY
EVAPORATORS
EO
A CONTINUE MISSION
KO-C FOR TLI
'
TLC
3 CONTINUE MISSION
NO-GO FOR LOI
>
'
ALL
i
i
10-4S
LOSS OF ALL COOLING*

PRIMARY ANO
SECONDARY
LM SYSTEMS (IF AVAILABLE) tflLw 3 !

USED TO SUPPLEMENT CSM OPERATIONS.
!
LAUNCH
EO
A CONTINUE MISSION
B.
1
1
ALL
APOLLO IX
C. ENTE1 ASAP
<
i
i
MISSION
ENTER NEXT BEST ATP OR

PTP
MAXIMUM ORBIT T I M E
4 HOURS EMERGENCY
POWER DOWN FOLLOWED BY
! HOURS OF POWER UP
FOt SNT*Y
REV
DATE
SECTION

CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
COOLANT
10-9
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
! T-IM
RULE
10-44
C0N0ITI0N/MALFUNCTI0N1
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
CONFIRMED LEAK OF
GYLCOL COOLANT
A* IN COMMAND
MODULE
8. IN SUIT CIRCUIT
LM ENVIRONMENT (IF AVAILABLE! MAY !

3E USED FOR ATH STU*N \H Llj OF i
CSM*
!
LAUNCH
A*l CONTINUE MISSION
EO
2. ENTER NEXT BEST >TP

OOM SUITS* PURGE
SUIT LOOP WITH
DIRECT 02*
ALL
3* ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
LAUNCH
8*1* CONTINUE MISSION
EO

OOFF SUITS ANO USE
FACE MASKS IF
REQUIRED*
ALL
3* ENTER NEXT QEST PTP
RULE NUMBERS 10-49

THROUGH 10-49 ARE
RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV DATE
SECTION
4/li/69 CSM ENVIRONMENT

CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
COOLANT
10-10
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
ITEM
RULE
10-50
PHASE
3UL1NG
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF OVERBOARO
OUMPS
A. NORMAL OVERBOARO
OUMPS FROZEN OR
SLOCKED
A. CONTINUE MISSION
A.l
UTILIZE AUXILIARY ObMP
URINE ANO WASTE WATER DISPOSAL.
2.
3LEED 02 FROM
WATR
THROUGH WASTE
MANAGEMENT
DRAIN VALVE INTO CABIN.
LOSS OF ALL
OVERBOARO OUMP
CAPABILITY
EO
TLC
LUNAR
ORBIT
3.1. ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
LUNAR
STAY
10-61
10-52
CONTINUE MI SSI OH
PERFORM ASCENT AT
NEXT BEST OPPORTuNlT
AFTER EVA
FAILURE OF 9OTH
WATER ACCUMULATORS
CR UNCONTROLLABLE
HIGH HUMIDITY
3.1.
IF POTABLE ANO MASTl TANKS
(OR WASTE TANKS ALONE) SECOMt ?UULi
FORCED
*ATER
SOILING * ILL
55
NECESSARY TO ALLOW rUEL CELL ANQ/Oft
CYCLIC ACCUMULATOR OPERATION.
2. LM URINE STORAGE
AVAILABLE) WILL 3E
LM SYSTEMS MAY
HUMIDITY CONTROL.
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
B ENTER NXT BEST PTP
WASTE WATER TANK

LEAK OR LOSS OF
WASTE WATER STORAGE
CAPABILITY
SAGS
'. IF
3E
LM SYSTEMS 4 IF AVAILABLE) MAY

USED TO SUPPLEMENT CSM
3 |
!
WHEN POTABLE *AT3 TANK. SECCMcS i

FULL. FUEL CELL WATER WILL 3E -LMP5D !
THROUGH OVERBOARO PRESSURE RELi&F j
VALVES
LAUNCH
A, CONTINUE MISSION
EO
B CONTINUE MISSION
NO-GO FO TLI
ALL
MISSION
APOLLO 11
RfV
OATC
SECTION
4/16/6f CSM ENVIRONMENT

CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
WATER fr WASTE
MANAGEMENT
10-11
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULESSECTION 10 - CSM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM

RULE
10-53
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/CCMMENTS
CONFIRMED LEAK IN
POTABLE WATER TANK
OR UNABLE TO
TRANSFER FUEL CELL
WATER TO POTABLE
TANK*
LM SYSTEMS (IF AVAILABLE) MAY

USED TO SUPPLEMENT CSM.
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
EO
B. CONTINUE MISSION
NO-GO FOR TLI
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
AFTER TANK DEPLETED.
TLC
LUNAR
ORBIT
LUNAR
STAY
D. BASED ON WASTE H2O

AVAILABLE FOR
EVAPORATIVE COOLING
CONSIDERATION WILL BE
GIVEN TO CONTINUING
THE LUNAR STAY.
RULE NUMBERS 10-54

THROUGH 10-59 ARE
3ESERVEO.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/14/6* CSM ENVIRONMENT

CONTROL SYSTEM
GAOUP
PAGI
WATEH fc MASTS
MANAGEMENT
10-12
A
SE
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 10 - CSM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM - CONCLUDED
ITEM'
10-60
MEAS DESCRIPTION
CABIN PRES
SUIT PRES
TANK 3LAODER PRES
PCM
0N80AR0
CF0001P
CF0012P
CF0120P
METER
METER
TRANSDUCER
CATEGORY
COMMON
COMMON
1 OF
3 M
SUIT PRESS
(CUFF GAGES)
10-20
SURGE TANK PRESS

OXYGEN REPRESS PRESS
CF0006P
METER
METER
COMMON
1 OF
2 M
10-28
PRIM ACCUM QTY

PRIM PUMP OUT PRESS
CF00190
CF0016P
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
1 OF
2 M
10-40*
POTABLE N2O QTY

WASTE H2O QTY
CF0010G
CF0009Q
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
1 OF
2 M
10-53*
10-52
SEC STEAM PRESS

SEC EVAP OUT TEMP
CF0073P
CF0071T
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
1 OF
10-4;
SEC ACCUM QTY
CF0072P
METER
COMMON
SEC PUMP OUT PRESS
CF0070P
METER
COMMON
PRIM EVAP OUT TEMP
CFOOIST
METER
COMMON
PRIM STEAM PRESS
CF0Q34
METER
COMMON
ECS 02 FLOW
CF0035R
METER
COMMON
02 MANIFOLD PRESS
CF0036P
SUIT COMP PRESS
CF0015P
METER
COMMON
PRIM RAO OUT TEMP
CF0020T
METER
COMMON
PRIM EVAP INLET TEMP
CFQ181T
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
STEAM OUCT TEMP
CF0017T
SEC RAT OUT TEMP
SF0236T
HO
MANDATORY
10-21
(EACH CREWMAN)
2 M
REFERENCE
MISSION
REV
APOLLO 10 FNL
OATE
METER
SECTION

CONTROL SYSTEM
HO
GROUP
PAGE
INSTR
REQUIREMENTS
10-13
I I CSM CRYOGENICS
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 11 - CSM CRYOGENICS
ITEM
11-1
GENERAL
LAUNCH
THERE ARE NO CRYO FAILURES FOR WHICH THE LAUNCH/INSERT ION P H A S E WILL 8 TERMINATED. FOR
LOSS OF THE SYSTEM RESULTING IN THREE FUEL CELL FAILURES* ENTRY WILL 9 PLANNED
INTO PTP 2-l
THREE ENTRY BATTERIES ARE CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING THE LAUNCH* ONE REV OF POWER DOWN AND SCS ENTRY.
11-2
ALL PHASES
THE CRYOGENICS SYSTEM is REQUIREO UNTIL CM/S* SEP SO THAT T H E ENTRY AND LANOING PHASES WILL 3
ENTERED INTO WITH FuLL CONSUMABLES POTENTIAL* THAT IS* FULLY CHARGED ENTRY BATTERIES ANO ENTRY
02 TANKS. IF THIS CAPABILITY
is POTENTIALLY JEOPARDIZED BY CRYO SYSTEMS DEPLETION OR
MALFUNCTION. MISSION TERMINATION PROCEDURES WILL BE ENACTEO
IN WHATEVER TIME fRAME
APPROPRIATE OR AVAILABLE. ANY ENTRY BATTERY OR ENTRY 02 USAGE AFTER LOSS uF RfcCHARGE CAPABILITY
FROM THE CRYO SYSTEM WILL REDUCE SUPPLY AVAILABLE FOR ENTRY, i.ANOING AND PQSTLANOlNG*
11-3
LCSS OF CRYOGENIC TANK IS DEFINED A S

100 PSIA FOR H 2 .
PRESSURE CANNOT BE MAINTAINED ABOVE 150 PSIA FOR 02
MINIMUM REQUIREMENT TO CONTINUE 8EY0N0 A GO/NO-GO POINT IS SUFFICIENT OXYGEN

SUPPLY FUEL CELL ANO ECS OEMANOS TO COMPLETE EITHER A LUNAR F^YBY OR NOMINAL
HOURS AT FULL POWER.

11-9 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 CSM CRYOGENICS
GftOUP
PAGE
GENERAL
11-1
ANO HYDROGEN
MISSION PLUS
TO
12
Center
MISSION RULES.
SECTION 11 - CIM CRYOGENICS
ITEM
ITEM*
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT *
11-10
CRYO MANAGEMENT
A.
MANUAL PRESSURE CONTROL WILL NORMALLY BE USEO AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN-

1.
TANK PRESSURES GREATER THAN 750 PSIA 02 AND 200 PSIA FOR H2.
2*
QUANTITY BALANCE wITMIN PERCENT
02 ANO JL PERCENT FOR N2.
8.
CRYO TANKS WILL BE ALLOWED TO VENT NORMALLY THROUGH TANK RELIEF VALVES.
C.
02 TANK FANS ANO M2 TANK FANS WILL NOT 8 OPERATED IN THE AUTO MOOE.
CRYO GAGING
A.
0N80AR0 CRYOGENIC QUANTITY GAGING IS PRIME. ACCURACY IS */-2.*3

W-0.72 LB H2> PER TANK.
PERCENT
3.
MCC CALCULATED QUANTITY USING PRESSURE VERSUS TEMPERATURE IS BACKUP.
L8
02.

11-19 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV DATE
SECTION
4/14/69 CSM CRYOGENICS
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
11-2
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION il - CSM CRYOGENICS
PULE
RULING
PHASE
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
SPE CIFIC MISSION RULES

11-20
LOSS OF ONE 02
AND/OR M2 CRYO TANK
I TAN*, PRESSURE
LESS THAN 150 0 2 .
LSS THAN IOC h2*
RESPECTIVELY)
A. CONTINUE MISSION
EO
'9. CONTINUE MISSION

NO-GO FOR TLI
TO&E
LAUNCH
ALL
11-21
LOSS OF aoTH 02
ANO/OR H2 CRYO TANK
(TANK PRESSURE
LESS THAN 15C 02.
LESS rHAN 100 N2t
RESPECTIVELY)
LAUNCH
CONTINUE MISSION
LMt PLSS. ANO OPS 02 41^L 2E w

AS REQUIRED TO SUPPLEMENT CSM G2.
A. CONTINUE MISSION
ISOLATE SURGE TANK
PRIOR TO 800 PSIA.
EO
ENTER NEXT BEST ATP

OR PTP
9. IF TRE F U E L C E L W S ARE LwST

PRIOR TO CM/SM SEP SMJC'S lLw 3t
INOPERATIVE.
MAXIMUM ORBIT TIME IS

475 HOURS FOR LOSS
CF THREE FUEL CELLS.
SJLE NUMBERS 11-22

THROUGH il-*9 ARE
RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
4/U/69 CSM CRYOGENICS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
11-3
NASA
- Manned Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 11 - CSM CRYOGENICS - CONCLuOEO
ITEM
11-50
MEAS DESCRIPTION
PCM
ONBOARD
MISSION
TRANSDUCERS
CATEGORY
REFERENCE
02 TANK 1 QTY
02 TANK 2 QTY
SC0032Q
SC0033Q
02 TANK 1 TEMP
02 TANK 2 TEMP
SC00MT
SC0042T
M2 TANK 1 QTY
H2 TANK 2 QTY
SCC030Q
SC0031Q
H2 TANK 1 TEMP
H2 TANK 2 TEMP
SC00O3T
02 TANK 1 PRESS
02 TANK 2 PRESS
SC0037P
SC0038P
METER
METER
H2 TANK 1 PRESS
H2 TANK 2 PRESS
SC0039P
SCOOtOP
METER
METER
METER
METER
METER
METER
MISSION
DATE
APOLLO 11
t/lt/t* CSM CRYOGENICS
SECTION
COMMON
COMMON
|
(
1 OF 2
MANDATORY
11-20
HIGHLY
DESIRABLE
11-20
1 OF 2
MANOATORY
11-20
HIGHLY
DESIRABLE
11-20
COMMON
COMMON
1 OF 2
MANOATORY
11-20
COMMON
COMMON
1 OF 2
MANOATORY
11-20
COMMON
COMMON
GROUP
INSTR REU
PAGE
2 CSM ELECTRICAL
POWER SYSTEM
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 12 - C5M ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM
ITEM'
GENERAL
12-1
LAUNCH
LAUNCH WILL 8E CONTINUED AS LONG AS SUFFICIENT ENERGY IS AVAILABLE TO PERFORM AN ENTRY INTO
LEAST PTP 2-1. THERE MUST BE AT LEAST ONE MAIN BUS ANO ONE AC BUS OPERATIONAL TO CONTINUE,
12-2
THERE ARE NC FuEL CELL FAILURES FOR WHICH THE LAUNCH PÂSE WILL BE TERMINATED AS LONG
ENTRY 9ATTEWIES ARE REMAINING TO SUPPLY MAIN BUS LOAOS*
12-3
ALL PHASES
AS
AT
THflEE
THE MISSION WILL BE CONTINUED AS LONG AS THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF FuEL CELLS ARE AVAILABLE ANO ARE
CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING MISSION RETIREMENTS OF 75 TO 90 AMPS (WITHOUT BATTERY SUPPLEMENT EXCEPT
DURING SPS OELTA v'S> ANO THREE GOOO ENTRY BATTERIES REMAIN.
BATTERY IS CONSIDERED FAILEO
12-5
12-6
12-7
12-S
IF
A.
OUTPUT IS LESS THAN 3 AMPS WHEN CONNECTED TO A MAIN BUS DURING SPS MANEUVERS (NOMINAL TOTAL
BATTERY CURRENT FOR SPS NAMEUVERS IS 20 / 2 AMPS)
3.
SUSTAINED BATTERY CHARGER OUTPUT IS GREATER THAN 2*0 AMPS AND ALL LOAOS REMOVED*
AN AC BUS IS CONSIDERED FAILEO IF ANY TWO PHASES CANNOT S MAINTAINED GREATER THAN 95 VOLTS.
AN INVERTER IS CONSIDERED FAILED
IF
A.
OUTPUT VOLTAGE ON ANY PHASE IS GREATER THAN 130 VAC.
3.
OUTPUT VOLTAGE ON ANY TWO PHASES IS LESS THAN 93 VAC.
FUEL CELL IS CONSIDERED FAILED FOR MISSION PLANNING
IF
A.
FUEL CELL CANNOT SUPPLY SUFFICIENT POWER TO MEET ITS

INLINE HEATER POWER AS REQUIRED).
OWN
PARASITIC
LOADS
(5
AMPS
PLUS
8.
FUEL CELL H2 LOOP IS CONTAMINATED WITH ICON.
C.
REGULATED H2 PRESSURE IS LESS THAN 36.7 PSIA (CORRESPONDS TO N2 PRESSURE SHIFT DOWN TO 28.2
PS!A FOR CRITICAL OPERATION- LOWER N2 PRESSURE CAN BE MANAGED BY TURNING OFF M 2 0 TANK.
PRESSURE).
TLI MINIMUM PURGE CAPABILITY IS BOTH OXYGEN ANO HYDROGEN ON ONE FUEL CELL ANO AT LEAST OXYGEN ON
ONE OTHER FUEL CELL.

12-19 ARE RESERVEO.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 CSM ELECTRICAL

POWER SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
12-1
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 12 - CSM ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM
ITEM*
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
12-20
BUS MANAGEMENT
A*
ONE ANO ONLY ONE FUEL CELL MILL BE TIED TO BOTH MAIN BUSES*
INVERTERS WILL BE CONFIGURED SUCH THAT MAIN BUS A WILL SUPPLY AC 8US 1 ANO MAIN BUS
SUPPLY AC BUS 2.
MAIN BUS VOLTAGE WILL BE MAINTAINED GREATER THAN 26.5 VDC ANO LESS THAN 31
CELL MAY BE OPEN CIRCUITED FOR OPTIMUM VOLTAGE ANO POWER MANAGEMENT.
THE BATTERY CHARGE WILL BE USED TO CHECK OUT A SUSPECTED SHORTED BUS
AFTER ALL EQUIPMENT ANO POWER SOURCES NAVE BEEN REMOVEO FROM BUS*
MINIMUM MAIN BUS VOLTAGE
EQUIPMENT.
1.
SPS
2.
PGNS
3*
AUTO SM-RCS
4.
AUTO CM-RCS
21.0
5.
OIRECT SM-RCS
2JLO.
6.
DIRECT CM-RCS
17 + 0
7.
INVERTERS
19.0
WILL
BE
MAINTAINED
TO
3E
COMPATABLE
VOC.
(EXCEPT
WITH
WILL
ONE
FuEL
MAIN
ONLINE
BuSESi
OPERATION
23.0
22*0
12-21
BATTERY MANAGEMENT
A.
BATTERIES A ANO B WILL BE USED TO SUPPLEMENT MAIN BUS LOADS FROM T-75 SECONOS TO INSERTION.
8*
BATTERIES A ANO 9 WILL BE USED TO SUPPLEMENT MAIN SUS LOAOS FOR SPS MANEUVERS* BATTERY
WILL BE ROTATED IN THE EVENT THE BATTERY CHARGER FAILS TO MAINTAIN BATTERY BALANCE*
BATTERY CHARGING WILL BE TERMINATED FOR ONE OF THE FOLLOWING* WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST
1*
INTEGRATED A M P - H O U R S INTO BATTERY BY CHARGER EQUALS INTEGRATED A M P - M Q U R S OUT

OF BATTERY BY LOADS*
2.
WHEN SATTEWY CHARGER CURRENT DROPS TO 0.* AMPS*
THREE BATTERIES WILL BE TIED TO THE MAIN BUSES FOR OEORSIT MANEUVER ANO ENTRY.
BATTERIES ARE CONSIDERED TO HAVE *O AMP-tiR CAPABILITY INFLIGHT ANO *5 A M P - H R CAPABILITY FOR
POSTLANOING.
A SINGLE BATTERY THAT CANNOT BE RECHARGED WILL NOT BE USED EXCEPT DURING OEORBIT* ENTRY ANO
POSTLANOING.
BATTERY VENT VALVE WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNLESS MANIFOLO PRESSURE IS GREATER
VENTING OPERATION WILL BE ALLOWED TO T R O U B L E S H O O T A SUSPECTEO FROZEN DUMP.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION

POWER SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
12-2
THAN
PSIA*
NASA
- Manned Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
ITEM
12-22
FUEL CELL MANAGEMENT

t*
3*
FUEL CELL MILL BE. 'SHUTDOWN* FOR THE F O L L O W I N G

1*
SUSTAINED CURRENT OUTPUT LESS THAN 3 AMPS*
2*
FUEL CELL H2 LOOP IS CONTAMINATED WITH KOH*
3.
REACTANT LEAKAGE JEOPARDIZING MISSION DURATION*
FUEL CELL MAY 9E 'OPEN CIRCUITED1 FOR THE F O L L O W I N G

1.
SKIN TEMP GREATER THAN hJl OEQ* F.

TCE TEMP GREATER THAN 200 DEG* F*
FAILURE OF M2 PUMP OR GLYCOL PUMP*
VOLTAGE MANAGEMENT*
FUEL CELL CANNOT BE PURGED ANO TIME TO GO IS
CELL LIFETIME.
GREATER
THAN
PREDICTED
FUEL
FUEL CELL 02 PURGES WILL BE DONE AT 12 HOUR INTERVALS* FUEL CELL H2 PURGES WILL SE OONE
48 HOUR INTERVALS*
AT
ADDITIONAL PURGES WILL 3E INITIATED AS OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS OICTATE*

FUEL CELLS WILL NOT 3 PURGEO FOR CONFIRMED HIGH PH INDICATION*
EACH H2 PURGE WILL NORMALLY 3E PRECEDED BY 20 MINUTES OF H2 VENT HEATER OPERATION*
FC INLINE HEATERS WILL NORMALLY OPERATE IN 'UuTO 1 1 CONTINUOUSLY*
REACTANT VALVES MUST REMAIN OPEN AT ALL TIMES UNLESS THE FUEL CELL IS DECLARED FAILED*
ADDITIONAL POWER LOADS WILL SE ADOED AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN FC RAO OUT TEMP GREATER
-*0 OEG* IF CRYO BUDGET JEOPARDIZED OR RAO OUT TEMPS NOT MAINTAINED GREATER THAN -*0
FC "AD WILL BE PLACEO IN EMERGENCY BYPASS*
J.
12-23
THAN
DEG
FUEL CELLS MAY BE PURGED TO PRECLUOE VENTING OF CRYO TANKS OR FOR CRYO PRESSURE MANAGEMENT.
INVERTER MANAGEMENT
INVERTERS MAY 86 REMOV60 FROM LINE FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING REASONSA*
INVERTER TEMP GREATER THAN 190 DEG F*
B*
SPACECRAFT LOAO MANAGEMENT

12-29 ARC RESERVEO
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION

POWER SYSTEM
GROUP
MANAGEMENT
12-3
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
'RULE
CONQITlON/MALrUNCTION1
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
SPECIFIC MISSION RULES

12-30
LOSS OF ONE FUEL

CELL (OUTPUT
LESS THAN 5 AMPS)
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
EO
8* NO-GO F0 TLI
1* OPEN CIRCUIT
CELL.
UEL
Bl.
REF MALF PROC EPS 5
2* RECONFIGURE
REMAINING TWO FUEL
CELLS TO ONE FUEL CELL
PER MAIN BUS ONLY*
3. IF FUEL CELL CANNOT
BE RESTOREOt PERFORM
SHUTOOWN*
12-31
TLC
LUNAR
ORBIT
LUNAR
STAY
C* BASED ON THE FAILURE

MO0E CONSIDERATION
WILL BE GIVEN TO
CONTINUING WITH
NOMINAL MISSION
ALL
0* CONTINUE MISSION
LOSS OF TWO FUEL

CELLS (OUTPUT
LESS THAN 5 AMPS
EACH)
LM SYSTEMS MAY
SUPPLEMENT CSM POwER.
LAUNCH
BE
USED
A. CONTINUE MISSION
AFTER 2 00 GET
PERFORM
1. EDS AUTO/OFF TO
OFF.
2. IF LOSS OF FC 1 ANO
2* TIE BAT C TO MAIN
A
3. IF LOSS OF FC 2 ANO
3* TIE BAT C TO MAIN
8.
< IF LOSS OF FC 1 ANO
3t TIE BAT C TO BOTH
MAIN BUSES*
ALL

1* CONNECT REMAINING
FUEL CELL TO BOTH
MAIN BUSES*
B*
ONE ENTRY BATTERY MAY &E
TO SUPPLEMENT REMAINING FC FOR
ALIGNMENT PRIOR TO DEORBITT
2. PERFORM uOSS OF
TWO FC POWER DOWN*
MISSION
APOLLO IX
REV
OATE
SECTION

POWER SYSTEM
GROUP
FUEL CELLS
PAGE
TO
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
RULE ' lONOITION/MALFUNCTlQN*
12-32
PHASE
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF THREE FUEL

CELLS
A* OUTPUT LESS THAN
10 AMPS EACH
LM SYSTEMS (IF AVAILABLE! MAY 3E

USED TO SUPPLEMENT FUEL CELL POWE
LAUNCH
A.I. CONTINUE MISSION

(A) AFTER 2 * 00
EOS AUTO/OFF TO
OFF,
A.l.lA)
IF
TOTAL
OUTPUT
CAPABILITY LESS THAH 8 AMPS AT 22
VOC. SMJC WILL 3E INOPERATIVE FGk
CM/SM SEP.
(B) TIE BAT C TO

BOTH MAIN BUSES*
(C) POWER OOWN AT
INSERTION ENTER 2-1
IF FUEL CELLS
CANNOT BE RESTORED*
ALL
3. TOTAL OUTPUT
CAPABILITY
INSUFFICIENT TO
SUPPORT DRIFTING
FLIGHT LOAOS
ALL

B.I*
LAUNCH
TOTAL OUTPUT
ALL
CAPABILITY
LESS THAN 36 AMPS
AT MAIN BUS
VOLTAGE OF 26.3
VOC
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

MANIPULATION OF
CYCLIC LOAOS WILL
BE ATTEMPTED TO
MAINTAIN VM
GREATER THAN 26*5
VOC
8*1* _9J_ AMPS REPRESENTS MAXIMUM

ORIFTING FLIGHT REQUIREMENTS
(66
AMPS AVERAGE).
2* NOT APPLICABLE
C.I.
LAUNCH
12-33
A.l.(C) 4.75 HOURS LEFT IN ORBIT

BEFORE DEORBIT MANEUVER.
ENTER NEXT BEST ATP

OR PTP
C 1 * J 6 _ A M P S REPRESENTS MINIMUM
POWER TO SUPPORT 5/C SYSTEMS IN
ORBIT.
2* NOT APPLICABLE
LOSS OF TH*Et FUEL

CELLS PLUS ONE
8ATTERY CURRENT
LESS THAN 50 PERCENT
OF LOAD ON EITHER
REMAINING BATTERY
USE LM SYSTEMS (IF AVAILABLE)

RESERVE ENTRY BATTERIES FOR ENTRY.
LAUNCH
A* ABORT
EO
ENTER NEXT BEST ATP

OR PTP
PERFORM EMERGENCY
POWER OOWN
ALL
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

PERFORM EMERGENCY
POWER OOWN
A* ASSUMES ALL THREE FUEL CELL

CURRENTS LESS THAN OR EUUAL TO S
AMPS ANO BATTERY C TIED TO BOTH
MAINS*
B.
2.4 HOURS LEFT IN ORBIT
BEFORE SPS IGNITION
RULE NUMBERS 12*34

THROUGH 12-39 ARE
RESERvEO.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION

POWER SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
FUEL CELLS
12-5
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
R
RULE ' ONOITION/MALFUNCTICN
12-*O
LOSS OF ONE ENTRY

BATTERY (OUTPUT
LESS THAN 3 AMPS
WHEN TIED TO MAIN
BUS)
PHASE
'
LAUNCH
RULING
CUES/NQTES/COMMENTS
A* CONTINUE MISSION
1. EOS AUTO/OFF TO
OFF.
2*
IF LOSS OF BAT At
TIE BAT C TO MAIN
A.
3. IF LOSS OF BAT 3*
TIE BAT C TO MAIN 3.
'
EO
8* NO-GO FOA TLI
ALL
C. BASED ON FAILURE MOOE

CONSIDERATION MILL BE
GIVEN TO CONTINUING
NOMINAL MISSION*
B.
IF LOST DURING SPS MANEUVER*
CONTINUE ON REMAINING BATTERY.
i
i
12-41
LOSS OF TWO ENTRY

LAUNCH
BATTERIES (OUTPUT
LESS THAN 3 AMPS

EACH WHEN CONNECTED
TO MAIN BUS)
A* CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
B.
1. EDS AUTO/OFF TO
OFF.
2. ENTER 2-1 POWEHEO

DOWN*
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
USE ONE BATTERY ENTRY

PROCEDURE.
'
a*
ATTEMPT
MAINS.
IF LOSS DURING SPS

TO TIE
BATTERY
i
i
i
i
12-42
LOSS OF BATTERY
CHARGER
EO
A. CONTINUE MISSION
ROTATE BATTERY C FOR.

BURNS TO MAINTAIN
'
BALANCED BATTERIES
TLC
3. NO-GO FOR LOI

IF SUM OF TWO LOWEST
ENTRY BATTERIES
LESS THAN
AMP-M
'
'
REF MALF
PROC
LO
LUNAR
STAY
0.
1
1
NO-GO FOR UNOOCK

ENTRY BATTERIES
LESS THAN
AMP*HfU
PERFORM ASCENT AT NEXT

BEST OPPORTUNITY
ENTRY BATTERIES
LESS THAN
AMPS.
RULE NUMtgftS 12-43

THROUGH 12-^9 ARE
RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION

POWER SYSTEM
GROUP
ATTERIES/
CHARGER
PAGE
12*4
EPS-*
MANEUVER.
C
TO
BUT*
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
i TE."
RULE
12-30
CONOITION/MALFUNCTION 1
PHASE
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
MAIN BUS TIE MOTOR

SWITCH FAILURES
A. ONE MOTOR SWITCH
FAILS OPEN
LAUNCH
A.I.
CONTINUE MISSION
(A) IF MOTOR SW
A/C TIE BAT
C TO MAIN
8US A,
(B) IF MOTOR SW B/C
TIE BAT C TO
MAIN BUS 8*
2. CONTINUE MISSION
CLOSE ALTERNATE
MOTOR SW ANO USE
MAIN BUS TIE CS'S
AS MOTOR SWITCHES.
3. ONE OR BOTH
MOTOR SW FAILED
CLOSED
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
USE CB'S AS MOTOR
SWITCHES*
A.2.
BATTERIES MUST 36 CHARGED
THROUGH OPEN MOTOR SW
LEAVE BAT
RLY CB CLOSED FOR CHARGING.
8. IF BOTH MOTOR SWITCHES FAIL

CLOSEO* BATTERIES CANNOT BE CHARGED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
PAGE
CSM ELECTRICAL
POWER SYSTEM
DC
DISTRIBUTION
12-7
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
RULE
12-31
PHASE
PULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
MAIN BUS SHORTED

CAUSING FUEL CELL
REVERSE CURRENT
DISCONNECT
A. FUEL CELL 2
DISCONNECTS FROM
MAIN A
LAUNCH
A.;. CONTINUE MISSION
Al # GREATER THAN _8 AMPS SHORT

ON MAIN B
WILL
CAUSE
REvERSt
DISCONNECT OUHlNG LAUNCH MALf fcPS-3.
(A) PLACE EDS

AUTO/OFF TO OFF.
tB> F/C 2 TO BUS A
ONLY.
CO TIE BAT C TO
MAIN A*
(0) INVERTER 3 TO AC
BUS 2 MAIN A.
(E) POWER DOWN MAIN
BUS a.
A.2. ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
IF BUS NOT RESTORED
A.2.
REF MALF PROC EPS 5SR-1
POWER 00WN MAIN BUS
a*
FUEL CELL 2
DISCONNECTS FROM
MAIN B
LAUNCH
B.I, CONTINUE MISSION
9.1. GREATER THAN _79. AMPS SHORT

ON MAIN A
WILL
CAUSE
REVERSE
DISCONNECT OURING LAUNCH
(A) PLACE EDS

AUTO/OFF TO OFF.
(B) FC 2 TO BUS B
ONLY.
(C) TIE BAT C TO
MAIN BUS B.
(D) INVERTER 3 TO AC
BUS 1. MAIN B.
(E) POWER DOWN MAIN
BUS A*
(F) rvc GIMBAL DRIVE
(PY)-2.
(G) GIMSAL MOTOR
CONTROL (YAW 2.
PITCH 2) BAT B OPEN
FOLLOWING GIMBAL
MOTOR TURN ON,
ALL
C. MAIM 6US SHORTED LAUNCH

GREATER THAN 25 AMPS
AND FUEL CELLS
CANNOT BE
DISCONNECTED FROM
SHORTED BUS*
B*2 ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

IF BUS NOT RESTORED.
POWER DOWN MAIN BUS
A
C.I. ABORT
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

IF MAIN BUS NOT
RESTORED*
ALL
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
C.i.
FAILURE OF MOTOR SWITCH TO
DISCONNECT
FROM
SHORTEO
BUS
INOICATED BY FC SHORTED BUS T/ft
GRAY*
DATE
SECTION

POWER SYSTEM
2* IF FUEL CELL FEED CIRCUITRY

SHORTED* CLOSE FC REACTANT VALVES.
GROUP
PAGE
oc
12-9
DISTRIBUTION
Center
MISSION RULES
i TLM
RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
12-52
A. BATTERY BUS
SHORTED IS GREATER
THAN 5 AMPS
PHASE
RULING
'
LAUNCH
A.I.
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
CONTINUE MISSION
A.I. GREATER THAN 22 AMPS WILL

CAUSE BATTERY BUS VOLTAGE TO 3
GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO MAIN 3uS
VOLTAGE.
(A) PLACE EOS

AUTO/OFF TO OFF.
(B) OPEN ASSOCIATED
MAIN BUS TO BAT BUS
CB.
(CJ TIE BAT C TO
ASSOCIATED MAIN
BUS*
1.2-33
ALL

IF BUS NOT RESTORED
BATTERY BUS
ALL
SHORTED LESS THAN
3 AMPS
CONTINUE MISSION
REMOVE POWER FROM BUS
EXCEPT FOR MANEUVERS
AND ENTRY
BATTERY RELAY BUS

SHORTED
A. SHORT GREATER
THAN 2*0 AMPS
LAUNCH
A.I.
ALL
SHORT LESS THAN

2,0
12-3*
CONTINUE MISSION

OPEN BATTERY BUS TO
BATTERY RELAY BUS
CB*S.
LUNAR
ORBIT
LUNAR
STAY
3. CONTINUE MISSION
PERFORM ASCENT AT
NEXT BEST OPPORTUNITY
AFTER EVA.
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
A* LOSS OP ONE
LAUNCH
BATTERY BUS* AIN
ALL
BUS* (UNABLE TO
POWER BUS)
A.I.
LAUNCH
8. LOSS OF BATTERY
RELAY BUS (UNABLE
EO
TO POWER BUS!
TLC
B.I.
A.2.
REMOVE POWER FROM auS. IF j
SHORTED LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 10 \
AMPS. POWER BUS JUST PRIOH TO ENTRY i
TO MAINTAIN SECS REDUNDANCY.
j
A.2.
REF MALF PROC EPS-SSR-2
ft. PLACE BATTERY A CNLY TQ BAT

RELAY
BUS
AND
CnARGE
SAT
b
CONTINUOUSLY WITH BAT 9 POrti* E.NTrtY
ANO POST LANOING CB OPEN. C0N5IDE*
8ATTERY CHARGER LOST FOR ISSION
PLANNING, HALF SPS SSR-2
CONTINUE MISSION

CONTINUE MISSION
2. ENTER NEXT BEST

PTP
LUNAR
ORBIT
LUNAR
STAY
3. CONTINUE MISSION
PERFORM ASCENT AT
NEXT BEST OPPORTUNITY
AFTER EVA
RULE NUMBERS 12-93

THROUGH 12-39 ARE
RESERVED.
J
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION

POWER SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
OC
OISTIIIBUTION
12-9
Center
MISSION RULES

RULE
ONOITION/MALFUNCTION'
12-60
LOSS OF TWO
INVERTERS
PHASE
LAUNCH
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
A. CONTINUE MISSION
A*
REF MALF PROC
PLACE REMAINING INVERTER ON

AC BUSES*
ALL
12-61
12-62
B*
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
LOSS OF ONE AC BUS

LAUNCH
(TWO PHASES CANNOT
SE MAINTAINED
GREATER THAN 93 VAC)
ALL
LOSS OF BOTH AC
BUSES
A* ABORT MOOE I OR MODE

II
LAUNCH
SOTh
B*
CONSIDERATION WILL 9 GIVEN
TO RETAINING LM FOR SYSTEM BACKUP.
A. CONTINUE MISSION
B*
REF MALF PROC EPS-1
A*
REF MR-
1. OPEN DIRECT 02 FOR

SUIT VENTILATION*
2.
ALL
IF AFTER MOOE II*

ENTER PTP 2-1.
8* ENTER NEXT BEST PTP OR

ATP
IF SUITEO* REMOVE
HELMET ANO GLOVES*
IF TIME PERMITSt
REMOVE SUITS* IF CABIN
DEPRESSURUED* USE
DIRECT 02 UNTIL CABIN
IS REPRESSURIZEO*
A.2*
INITIATE CONTINUOUS
PURGE FOR COOLING.
B.I.
USE
LM
SYSTEMS
( IF
AVAILABLE) FOR AC POWERED FUNCTIONS
TO ENTRY*
2*
FOR CSM ONLYt ENTER WITH 11^
1-1/2 HOURS* INITIATE
E CONTINUOUS F
H2 PURGE FOR CO
COOLING*
RULE NUMBERS 12-63

THROUGH 12-69 ARE
RESERVEO*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
RtV
OATE
FQ
SECTION
GROUP
PAGE
CSM ELECTRICAL
POWER SYSTEM
AC
DISTRIBUTION
12-10
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 12 -
CSM ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM -
CONCLUOED
ITEM
12-70
MEAS DESCRIPTION
ONBOARD
TRANSDUCERS
AC BUS 1 PHASE A VAC

AC BUS 1 PHASE B VAC
CATEGORY
MISSION RULE
REFERENCE
SEPARATE
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
HIGHLY 0ESIRA8LE
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
HIGHLY OSIRA8L
HIGHLY 0ESIRA8LE
12-5t6.61
HIGHLY 0ESIRA8LE >
AC BUS l PHASE C VAC
COMMON
METER
AC BUS 2 PHASE A VAC
AC BUS 2 PHASE B VAC
AC BUS 2 PHASE C VAC
CC0203V
METER
METER
METER
SEPARATE
MAIN BUS A VOC

MAIN BUS B VOC
BAT BUS A VOC
SAT BUS B VOC
BAT RELAY BUS VOC
CC0206V
CC0207V
CC0210V
CC0211V
CC0232V
METER
METER
METER
METER
METER
SEPARATE
SEPARATE
SEPARATE
SEPARATE
SEPARATE
BAT A CURRENT
BAT 8 CURRENT
BAT C CURRENT
CC0222C
CC0223C
CC0224C
METER
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
2 OF 3 MANOATORY
12-4#33
FC 1 CURRENT
FC 1 02 FLO
FC 1 H2 FLO
SC2113C
SC2141R
SC2139R
METER
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
1 OF 3 MANOATORY
12-7,31.32t33.
22 A
FC 2 CURRENT
FC 2 02 FLO
FC 2 M2 FLO
SC21I4C
SC2142R
SC2140R
METER
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
1 OF 3 MANOATORY
12-7t313233
22A
FC 3 CURRENT
FC 3 02 FLO
FC 3 H2 FLO
SC2113C
SC2144R
SC2141R
METER
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
1 OF 3 MANOATORY
12-7t31t32t33
22A
8AT CHARGER CURRENT
SC0215C
METER
COMMON
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
FC 1 SKIN TEMP
FC 2 SKIN TEMP
FC 3 SKIN TEMP
SC2084T
SC2083T
SC2086T
METER
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
HIGHLY 0E*IRA8L
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
12-223
HIGHLY DESIRABLE *
FC 1 CONO TEMP
FC 2 CONO TEMP
FC 3 CONO TEMP
SC2081T
SC2082T
SC2083T
"ETER
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
HIGHLY 0ESIRA8L6,
HIGHLY DESIRABLE; 12-22B
HIGHLY DESIRABLE ^
FC 1 RAO OUT TEMP

FC 2 RAO OUT TEMP
FC 3 RAO OUT TEMP
SC2087T
SC2088T
SC2081T
METER
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
HIGHLY DESIRABLE i
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
12-221
HIGHLY DESIRABLE*
BAT MANIFOLO PRESS
NO
MCWS
MCWS
MCWS
TALKBACK
TALKBACK
TALK8ACK
MANOATORY
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
METER
CC0175T
CC0176T
CC0177T
SC2160X
SC2161X
SC2162X
INV 1 TEMP
INV 2 TEMP
INV 3 TEMP
FC 1 PM
FC 2 PM
FC 3 PM
1 OF 2
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
APOLLO 11
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DATE
SECTION

POWER SYSTEM
GROUP
0E5IRA8LE

DESIRABLE

DESIRABLE

DESIRABLE,
0ESIRA8LE
12-22E
0ESIRA8LE ]
JSE BAT C IN LIEU OF BATTERY WITH LOST INST
MISSION
12-32,52,20C
12-22
PAGE
INSTR REQ
12-11
13 DOCKING AND
UMBILICAL
MISSION RULES
SECTION 13 - DOCKING AND UMBILICAL
RLV
R * ITEM
GENERAL
13-1
THREE GOOD DOCKING RING LATCHES 120 DEG* APART ARE REQUIRED FOR AN IVT
13-2
THREE GOOD DOCKING RING LATCHES 120 DEG. APART ARE REQUIRED FOR A DOCKED RCS MANEUVER.
13-3
DOCKED SPS OR DPS BURNS REQUIRE AT LEAST NINE DOCKING RING LATCHES.
MANNED UNDOCKING OPERATIONS WILL SE TERMINATED FOR ANY FAILURE OF A

RELEASE* NO ATTEMPT MILL BE MADE TO DISASSEMBLE A DOCKING RING LATCH.
DOCKING
RING
LATCrt
13-3
WITH FAILURE OF THE CSM FOWARO HATCH PRIMARY LOCK/UNLOCKED MECHANISM* THE NOMINAL
BE PERFORMED USING THE SECONDARY LOCK/UNLOCK MECHANISM.
13-6
LOSS OF VISUAL DOCKING AIDS (COA5 AND TARGETS) WILL NOT INHIBIT DOCKING AND UNDOCKING.
13-7
IF THE DOCKING PROBE FAILS TO INDICATE EXTENSION OR IF BOTH TALK

POLE. TD4E WILL BE ATTEMPTED.
BACK
INDICATORS*
MISSION
ARE
TO
WILL
BARBER
N O T E T H E ONLY DOCKING PROBE INSTRUMENTATION CONSISTS OF TWO TALK BACK INDICATORS IN THE CSM.

13-10 ARE RESERVED
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 DOCKING AND

UMBILICAL
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
13-1
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 11 - DOCKING AND UMBILICAL
ITEM
ITEM
MANAGEMENT '
13-11
TWO NITROGEN BOTTLES ARE REQUIRED FOR UNDOCKING. FOR SYSTEM RETRACT FAILURE.
BOTTLE IN THE SAME SYSTEM BEFORE UTILIZING BOTTLES IN THE REDUNDANT SYSTEM
USE
13-12
THE CM FORWARD ANO LM UPPER HATCH NORMALLY WILL

DOCKING*
OF
BE
INSTALLED
FOR
ANY

13-19 ARE RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
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DATE
SECTION
GROUP
DOCKING ANO
UMBILICAL
MANAGEMENT
PAGE
13-2
TYPE
TM6
SECOND
SÔNO
MANEUVER
Center
MISSION RULES
RlV
SECTION 13 - OOCICING ANO UMilUCAL
ITfM
RULE
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS

13-20
FAILURE TO MAINTAIN DOCKED

POWER TO X-LUNAR BUS
OR TO MAINTAIN
X-LUNAR SUS LOADS
FROM CSM
CONTINUE MISSION
RETURN LM TO DESCENT
BATTERY POWER
MAXIMUM LIFETIME OF DESCENT ECAS

WITH DESCENT BATTERIES SUPPLYING LM
POWER IS 30 HOURS*
13-21
FAILURE TO ACHIEVE
5-IVB/LM SEPARATION
OR FAILURE TO MATE
LM UMBILICALS (P23
AND P24)
PERFORM CSM/LM FINAL SEP
S-1VB/LM SEP CANNOT

WITHOUT
MATING
AT
UMBILICAL*
13-22
FAILURE TO ACHIEVE
CSM/LM FINAL
SEPARATION
BE ACHIEVED
LEAST
ONE
POWER
CAN
BE
SWITCHED
MAINTAINED WITH EITHER
DOCKED
MUST PERFORM NORMAL

UNOOCKING
LM MASS MAY HAVE TO

FOR APS BURN
BE
AND
MODIFIED
RETRIEVE PROBE AND

DROGUE AND INSTALL*
AFTER UNOOCKING.
DEPRESS CSM AND
JETTISON PROBE
OVERBOARD*
13-23
13-24
FAILURE TO INDICATE
DOCKING PROBE EXTEND
OR BOTH TALK BACK
INDICATORS ARE
BARBER POLE*
UNOCCKED
CANNOT REMOVE CSM

FORWARD HATCH
CONTINUE MISSION
ATTEMPT TDfrE
TUNNEL
CANNOT REMOVE
DOCKING
PROBE LM DROGUEt
ANO/OR LM UPPER
HATCH*
TDfrE
A* PERFORM CSM/LM FINAL

SEP
DOCKED
B*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
DATE
NOT
8E
PERFORM
SPS AND SM RCS MANEUVERS

PERFORMED
PERFORM EVT IF LM MANNEO
REV
CAN
PERFORM CSM/LM FINAL

SEP
CONTINUE MISSION
DOCKED
PRESSURE
MAINTAINED*
8. CONTINUE MISSION
ATTEMPT DOCKlNw
IF LM MANNEDt
EVT TO CSM*
13-25
DOCKING RING TUNNEL

STRUCTURE
DAMAGE MAT OCCUR TO THE EXTENT THAT
SECTION
GROUP
DOCKING ANO
UMBILICAL
SPECIFIC
PAGE
13-3
MAY
BE
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 13 - DOCKING ANO UMBILICAL
1
RULE
ONDITION/MALFUNCTION
13-26
FAILURE TO RELEASE
CAPTURE LATCHES
PHASE
RULING
DOCKED
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
REDOCK
PERFORM RETRACTION
13-27
PRIMARY FORWARD
HATCH LOCK/UNLOCK
MECHANISM
INOPERATIVE
13-28
FAILURE TO REINSTALL TDfrE

CSM FORWARD HATCH
DOCKED
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
CONTINUE MISSION
1* ATTEMPT TO SEAL
HATCH WITH
4 PSID*
2 JUST PRIOR TO
ENTRYt PÊSS
CABIN TO 15
PSI. AT DROGUE
DEPLOY OPEN
RAPID REPRESS*
3. ENTER IN SUITS
13-29
FAILURE TO REINSTALL DOCKED

PR08E AND/OR DROGUE
OR FAILURE TO CLOSE
LM UPPER HATCH
NO DOCKING
RETAIN DESCENT STAGE FOR TEI
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/14/69 DOCKING ANO

UMBILICAL
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
13-4
114 CSM SEQUENTIAL
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 14 - CSM SEQUENTIAL
R
ITEM
GENERAL
LAUNCH
THERE ARE NO SEQUENTIAL MALFUNCTIONS FOR WHICH LAUNCH WILL BE TERMINATED.
14-2
IF AN ENTRY BATTERY IS LOST, THE EDS WILL BE FLOWN OPEN LOOP.
14-3
ALL MISSION PHASES

TO CONTINUE THE MISSION, BOTH PYRO BUSES AND BOTH LOGIC BUSES ARE REQUIRED*
14-4
14-5
SEQUENTIAL LOGIC BUS IS CONSIDERED FAILED
IF
A.
VOLTAGE IS LESS THAN 22 VDC AND UNABLE TO ACTIVATE RCS ENABLE AND/OR
(CD0170X AND/OR CDO123X SYSTEM A, CD0171X ANQ/OR C00124X SYSTEM 8 ) .
B*
LOGIC BUS SMOURTED GREATER THAN 10 AMPS*
PYRO BUS IS CONSIDERED FAILED
SLA
IF
A*
SHORTED GREATER THAN 10 AMPS*
B*
FAILURE TO PERFORM ANY SEQUENTIAL FUNCTION WITH SUSPECTED FAILED PYRO SYSTEM*

14-t ARE RESERVED
MISSION
APOLLO il
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 CSM SEQUENTIAL
GROUP
GENERAL
PAGE
RELAYS
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
9V
ITEM
ITEM
14-10
MANAGEMENT *
ARMING OF THE SEQUENTIAL SYSTEM WILL BE PERFORMED WHILE IN CONTACT WITH

WILL ARM TH L00IC 8USS A N S T A N BY FOg A G0 FR0M THE O R O u
SITH"ARMINGLTHHTPYREW
RULE NUMBERS 1 4 - U THROUGH

1^-19 ARE RESERVED
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/4t CSM SEQUENTIAL
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
14-2
"
GROUND
T0
TELEMFTRY
PROCEED
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 14 - C1M SEQUENTIAL
R RULE CONOITION/MALFuNCTI ON
i
t
PHASE
'
RULING
i
i
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
t
i

14-20
14-21
SEQUENTIAL LOGIC BUS

A OR B LESS THAN OR
EQUAL TO 22 VDC ANO
UNABLE TO ACTIVATE
RCS ENABLE AND/OR
SLA SEP RELAYS
CD0170X ANO/OK CD0123X SYSTEM

CDO171X AND/OR C00124X SYSTEM B
LAUNCH
A, CONTINUE MISSION
ENTER 1-1 IF BUS NOT
RESTORED
EO
TLC
B.
LUNAR
ORBIT/
LUNAR
STAY
C. CONTINUE MISSION
At
TERMINATE OPERATIONS
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP IF
BUS NOT RESTORED
PYRO BUS A OR B LESS

THAN OR EQUAL TO 35
VDC
A. SHORTED GREATER
THAN 10 AMPS
LAUNCH
A.I*
EO
CONTINUE MISSION
2. TERMINATE OPERATIONS
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
TLC
LUNAR
ORBIT/
LUNAR
STAY
3. CONTINUE MISSION
B. SHORTED LESS THAN ALL

10 AMPS
B CONTINUE MISSION
C. PYRO BUS TM READS LAUNCH

0 VDC AND PYRO
BAT ONBOARD
GREATER THAN 35
VOC
ALL
C.I,
2*
1
'
1
1
'
MISSION
APOLLO 11
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DATE
A.2.
USE BATTERY TIE
POWER TO AFFECTED BUS
FOR
PYRO
B.
USE BATTERY TIE
POWER TO AFFECTED BUS
FOR
PYRO
CONTINUE MISSION
1
ATTEMPT FUNCTION
1
USING
SUSPECTED FAILED BUS 1
1
ONLY
C.2. ASSUME
GREATER THAN
IF ENTRY BAT
BAT* VOLTAGE
TO BAT BUS
(A) IF FUNCTION
NORMAL* CONTINUE
MISSION
(B) IF' FUNCTION DOES
NOT WORK,
NORMALLY* ENTER
NEXT BEST PTP
SECTION
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
14-3
PYRO
BAT
VERIFIED
35 VDC PRIOR TO ARMING.
USED IN LIEU OF PYRO
SHOULD 8E APPROXIMATELY
VOLTAGE.
Center
MISSION RULES
oI
ITEM
RULE

PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
PARAMETERS ARE CD0132X#

ANO CD0134X RESPECTIVELY.
CD0133X.
A, BAT C VOLTAGE
MONITORED ONBOARD
ONLY
14-22
TELEMETRY INDICATES 'LAUNCH

AN EDS VOTE INPUT 1
2. OR 3
'CONTINUE MISSION
'
A, IF ANY ENTRY BATTERY
LESS THAN 22 VCCt EDS
AUTO/OFF SWITCH TO OFF
CAN
BE
8. ALL ENTRY BATTERIES

GREATER THAN 22 V D C
CHECK CORRESPONDING
EDS
CB'S 1* 2 OR 3 CLOSED
14-23
14-24
LET JETTISON MOTOR

DOES NOT FIRE
LAUNCH
SMJC ACTIVATES
PREMATURELY
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
ATTEMPT JETTISON PER CREW
CHECKLIST EMERGENCY
PROCEDURE
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

A. TERMINATE OPERATIONS
AND POWER DOWN
AFFECTED MAIN BUS* DO
NOT ARM AFFECTEO PYRO
BUS
B.
A. USE GOOD SEQUENTIAL SYSTEM IF

IN CONTACT WITH MSFNt ARMING OF
LUGIC BUSES WILL INDICATE WMICH MAIN
BUS MUST BE POWERED DOWN. MAIN A IF
SYSTEM A CM/SM SEP.
MAIN B IF
SYSTEM B
CM/SM
SEP
EVENT
IS
ACTIVATED.
IF UNOOCKEDt RETURN TO
CSM AND PERFORM CSM/LM1
FINAL SEP
8.
USE GOOD SEQUENTIAL SYSTEM
C. REPOWER AFFECTED MAIN

BUS AFTER CM/SM SEP
'
i
14-25
ALL
ACTIVATED CM RCS
PRESS LOGIC RELAYS.
CD0173X AND/OR CD0174X
CONTINUE MISSION
A* PRIOR TO CM RCS
P R E S S 0 0 NOT ARM
RESPECTIVE PYRO BUS
(FOR BOTH INDICATIONS
PERFORM SLA SEP WITH
SECS ARM CB'S OPEN*)
B AT CM RCS P R E S S A R M
RESPECTIVE PYRO BUS
CD0123X AND/OR CD0124X
14*26
ACTIVATED SLA DEPLOY ALL
LOGIC RELAYS
CONTINUE MISSION
A. PRIOR TO SLA S E P 0 0
NOT ARM RESPECTIVE
PYRO BUS
S. FOR SLA S E P A R M
RESPECTIVE PYRO BUS
FIRST
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATS
SECTION
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
14-4
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
RULE
CONOITION/MALFUNCTION'
PHASE
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
14-27
UNABLE TO PERFORM
SLA SEPARATION
TLC
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
14-28
LOST GROUND TO
REGISTER NETWORK
FOR LOGIC OR PYRO
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
DO NOT ARM AFFECTED
SYSTEM UNTIL SEQ GO/NO-GO
B. ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
PRIOR TO ENTkY UNLESS
OTHER PYRO SYSTEM FAILS*
ALL
BUS VOLTS
MEASUREMENTS
REF MR
ARMING
SYSTEM
WITH
VOLTAGE
GREATER THAN 18 VDC MAY RESULT IN
PERMANENT LOSS OF THAT PAH TRAIN*
RULE NUMBERS 14-29

THROUGH 14-39 ARE
RESERVED.
14-40
ACTIVATED APEX
JETTISON LOGIC
RELAYS
LUNAR
ORBIT
LUNAR
STAY
A* CONTINUE MISSION
DO NOT ARM PYRO BUSSES
'UNTIL MALFUNCTION HAS
'BEEN ISOLATED
DETECTED
AT
SECS
(CDU230X AND CD023X)
POWER
MAY BE DETECTED AT
(CEOOOlX AND/OR CE0002X)
ANY
14-41
ACTIVATED DROGUE
CHUTE DEPLOY LOGIC
RELAYS
ALL
'B* ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

DO NOT ARM PYRO BUSES
UNTIL MALFUNTION
'HAS BEEN ISOLATED*
LUNAR
ORBIT/
LUNAR
STAY
A, CONTINUE MISSION
UNTIL MALFUNCTION HAS
BEEN ISOLATED
TIME

'UNTIL MALFUNCTION
HAS BEEN ISOLATED*
14-42
ACTIVATED PILOT
CHUTE DEPLOY LOGIC
RELAYS
LUNAR
ORBIT/
LUNAR
STAY

'DO NOT ARM PYRO BUSES
BEEN ISOLATED
ALL

'BEEN ISOLATED
DETECTED AT SECS POWER UP PRIOR

TO ENTRY (CEOOOlX AND/OR CE0004X)
WITH ELS BAT AlB) CB CLOSED
RULE NUMBERS 14-43

THROUGH l*-49 ARE
RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
SPECIFIC
PAGE
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 14 ft
CSM SEQUENTIAL
CONCLUDED
ITEM
INSTRUMENTATION
REQUIREMENTS
MISSION RUL
REFERENCE
MEAS DESCRIPTION
PCM
PYRO BUS A VOLTS

PYRO BUS B VOLTS
CDOOOSV
CD0006V
1 OF
2 M
14-21
14-21
SEQ LOGIC BUS A VOLTS

SEQ LOGIC BUS 8 VOLTS
CD0200V
CD0201V
HD
HD
14-20
14-20
APEX JET A
APEX JET B
CDO23OX
CD0231X
HO
HD
14-40
14-4 0
DROGUE DEPLOY A
DROGUE DEPLOY B
CE0001X
CE0002X
HD
HD
14-41
14-41
PILOT CHUTE DEPLOY A

PILOT CHUTE DEPLOY B
CE0003X
CE0004X
HD
HD
14-42
14-42
SLA SEP RELAY A

RCS/SCS ACTIVATE A
C00123X
CD0170X
HD
HD
14-26
SLA SEP RELAY B

RCS/SCS ACTIVATE B
CD0124X
CD0171X
HD
HD
14-26
CM RCS PRESS SIG A

CM RCS PRESS SIG B
CD0173X
CD0174X
HD
HD
14-2 3
14-2 3
CM-S" SEP RELAY A

CM-SM SEP RELAY B
CD0023X
CD0024X
HD
HD
CREW ABORT A
CREW ABORT 3
CD0130X
C00131X
HD
HD
EDS ABORT VOTE 1

EDS ABORT VOTE 2
EDS ABORT VOTE 3
CD0132X
CD0133X
CD0134X
HO
HD
HD
EDS ABORT A
EDS ABORT B
CD0133X
C0Q136X
HD
HO
MAIN CHUTE OISC A

MAIN CHUTE DISC 6
CEO321X
CD0322X
HD
EDS ABORT REQ A

EDS ABORT REQ B
BS0080X
BSOO81X
HD
HD
DOCKING PROBE TEMP
CSO22OT
HD
C S M - L V LOCK, RING
SEP' RELAY A
SEP RELAY B
CSM-LM LOCK. RING
LM CURRENT
CD1154X
HD
19-23
HD
19-23
MISSION
APOLLO 11
ONBOARD
CD113X
SC2962C
REV
DATE
METER
SECTION
TRANSDUCERS
CATEGORY
COMMON
GROUP
HO
PAGE
INSTft REQ
14-4
14-22
14-22
14-22
c
I t 5 CSM GUIDANCE
I
AND CONTROL
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 13 - GUIDANCE ANO CONTROL
R
ITEM
' GENERAL
15-1
LAUNCH
THERE ARE NO FAILURES OF THE CSM GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM WHICH ARE CAUSE FOR ABORT,
15-2
EARTH 0R8IT PHASE

A.
IN ORDER TO CONTINUE THE MISSION PAST THE NEXT BEST PTP. THE GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEMS
MUST PROVIDE SPS CRITICAL BURN CAPABILITY AND ONE BACKUP DEORB1T METHOD (SM OR HYaRID). THE
FOLLOWING MINIMUM CAPABILITIES MUST BE A V A I L A B L E
1.
ATTITUDE CONTROLDIRECT RCS ANO RATE DAMPING IN EACH AXIS*
2.
TVC (CRITICAL B U R N S ) ONE TVC SERVO LOOP IN EACH AXIS AND ONE TvC
MODE (ACCEL CMD EXCLUDED).
3.
BACKUP D & O R B I T AS LONG AS ENOUGH PROPELLANT

15 AVAILABLE FOR AN SM
DEORBITt THE GfrC SYSTEMS MuST PROVIDE THAT CAPABILITY. IF Sf^ DEORBIT IS NOT
POSSIBLE DUE TO LACK OF PROPELLANT OR A SYSTEMS FAILURE* THE G&C SYSTEMS
MUST PROVIDE CAPABILITY FOR A HYBRID DEORBIT,
CONTROL
<AJ SM DORBIT REQUIREMENTS

- TRANSLATION CAPABILITY
- ONE OPERATIONAL FDAI
- RATE DAMPING IN ALL THREE
AXES (DAP OR SCS)
(B:
HYBRID DEORBIT REQUIREMENTS

- ALL SM DEORBIT REQUIREMENTS
(RATE DAMPING MUST BE SCS)
- OPERATIONAL! IMU CMC AND
MAIN DSCY
- TWO OPERATIONAL RHC5
B.
IN ORDER TO PERFORM A NON-CRITICAL BURN AFTER THE STORAGE TANKS ARE EMPTY. THE GtC SYSTEMS
MUST PROVIDE THE TMt CAPABILITY.TO EXECUTE AN ULLAGE MANEUVER BY fclTHER CMC AUTO (RCS DAP)
SCS AUTO* OR DIRECT ULLAGE.
C#
IN ORDER TO COMMIT TO THE TRANSLUNAR COAST PHASEi THE GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEMS MUST
PROVIOE SPS NON-CRITICAL GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEMS BURN CAPABILITY. THE FOLLOWING
MINIMUM CAPABILITIES MuST ALSO BE AVAILABLE TO BE GO FOR TLl
ATTITUDE CONTROLDIRECT RCS AND RATE DAMPING IN EACH AXIS*
7 V C T W O SERVO LOOPS AND BOTH GfrN AND ONE SCS TVC CONTROL MODES I ACCEL
EXCLUDED).
3frN-CMCt IMU AND
ALIGNING PLATFORM.
15-3
MDC
DSKY
FULLY
OPERATIONAL
AND
OPTICS
CAPABLE
<
DISPLAYSONE OPERATIONAL FDAI.
5.
ATTITUDE REFERENCEREDUNDANT ATTITUDE SOURCES ARE REQUIRED FOR ENTRY*
CMO
OF
TRANSLUNAR COAST
IN ORDER TO CONTINUE THE MISSION PAST THE NEXT BEST PTP* THE GUIDANCE ANO CONTROL
PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM CAPABILITIES
A.
ATTITUDE CONTROLDIRECT RCS ANO RATE DAMPING IN EACH AXIS*
8.
RCS TRANSLATIONX-AXIS VIA AUTO COILS OR DIRECT ULLAGE PUSHBUTTON.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/14/69 GUIDANCE AND

CONTROL
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
15-1
SYSTEMS
MUST
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 15 - GUIDANCE AND CONTROL
ITEM
R ITEM
13-4
LOI LUNAR ORBITt LUNAR STAY P H A S E S

A.
5.
15-5
LOX WILL BE INHIBITED OR LUNAR ORBIT TERMINATED EARLY IF EITHER REDUNDANT ATTITUDE CONTROL.
REDUNDANT SPS CONTROL OR NON-CRITICAL S*>S CAPABILITY Is LOST, IN ADDITION. THE FOLLOW INC
MINIMUM CAPABILITIES MUST BE AVAILABLE BEFORE COMMITTING TO OR CONTINUING LUNAR ORBIT.
1.
ATTITUDE CONTROLDIRECT RCS AND RATE DAMPING IN EACH AXIS*
2.
TVCBOTH
3.
G & N T H E G6N MUST BE FULLY OPERATIONAL WITH THE EXCEPTION OF OPTICS ANO NAV
DSlCY, OPTICS MUST BE CAPABLE OF ALIGNING PLATFORM*
4.
RCS TRANSLATIONX-AXIS
SERVO LOOPS AND TWO TVC CONTROL MODES (ACCEL CMD EXCLUDED 1.
VIA AUTC COILS OR DIRECT ULLAGE PUSHBUTTON.
IN,ORDER TO PERFORM A NON-CRITICAL BURN THE G*C SYSTEMS MuST PROVIDE THE CAPABILITY
EXECUTE AN ULLAGE MANEUVER BY EITHER CMC A'jTO (RCS DAP), SCS AyTO OR DIRECT ULLAGE-
TO
UNDCCKEO
THE UNOOCKSD PHASE WILL BE O E L E T E D OR TERMINATED IF THE G*C SYSTEMS CANNOT PROVIDE REDQCKIN5 OR i
LM RESCUE CAPABILITY. THE GfrC SYSTEMS MUST PROVIDE DIRECT RCS RATE DAMPING AND TRANSLAT ON j
CAPABILITY IN EACft AXIS FOR DOCKING/UNDOCKING
CONTROL. IN ADDITION* THE FOLLOWING
TNI
CAPABILITIES *OR LM RESCUE MUST BE AVAILABLE-
OPERATIONAL OPTICS SUBSYSTEM
ONE DSKY
TRANSLATION CAPABILITY IN EACH AXIS
RATE DAMPING IN ALL THREE AXES
OPERATIONAL IMU AND CMC
ONE OPERATIONAL RHC
ONE OPERATIONAL FDAI
DIRECT RCS
- NON CRITICAL SPS BURN CAPABILITY
15-6
ASCENTt DESCENT- -THERE ARE NO GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM FAILURES THAT AFFECT
DESCENT PHASES.
RULES 15-7
THROUGH
S 15-9 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
isECTION
4/14/49 GUIDANCE ANO

CONTROL
CROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
15-2
THE
ASCENT
OR
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION IS - GUIDANCE AND CONTROL
ITEM;
ITEM
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
15-10
ATTITUDE CONTROL-CSM. IN ACTIVE RCS CONTROL- LM WILL NOT BE IN ACTIVE ATTITUOE HOLD. LM IN
ACTIVE RCS CONTROL- CSM WILL NOT BE IN ACTIVE ATTITUOE HOLD. FOR DOCKIN ACTIVITIES AFTER OPENING
THE APS INTERCONNECT (BOTH VEHICLES IN ACTIVE RCS CONTROL>t THE CSM MUST BE IN A TIGHTER
DEADBANO THAN THE LM.
13-11
PIPA ANO IRIG BIAS WILL BE UPDATED WHEN ACTUAL BIASES DIFFER FROM
C.007 FT/SEC2 AND 0.075 DEG/HR RESPECTIVELY.
15-12
DELTA V COUNTER DRIFT
VALUES
IN
CMC
ERASABLE
SHOULD THE DELTA V COUNTER DRIFT BE GREATER THAN 0.01 FT/SEC2 FOR AN RCS MANEUVERt Th- VC
SETTING WILL BE APPROPRIATELY 3IASED. SHOULD THE DRIFT BE GREATER THAN 0.1 FT/SEC2. THE EMS~ILL
BE CONSIDERED FAILED.
.15-13 t DAP INITIALIZATION

GIMBAL T R I M S W I L L BE UPDATED FOR EVERY SPS MANEUVER BASED ON FINAL TRIM POSITIONS OF THE
PREVIOUS MANEUVER AS MONITORED ON TELEMETRYt IF TME PREVIOUS MANEUVER WAS SCS CONTROLLED. IF THE
PREVIOUS MANEUVER WAS GtN CONTROLLED* THE CMC STORED VALUES WILL BE USED* TRIMS WILL BE
REINITIALIZED FROM T H E G R O U N O AFTER EACH VEHICLE CONFIGURATION CHANGE ANO AFTER EACH WEIGHT
UPDATE. TRIMS MUST BE UPDATED WHEN GROUND COMPUTED VALUES DIFFER FROM CMC STORED VALUES BY 0.5
DEGREE.
CSM* LM W E I G H T WILL BE UPDATED WHEN GROUND COMPUTED VALUES DIFFER FROM CMC STORED VALUES BY
1.0 PERCENT. ÊIGHTS MUST BE UPDATED WHEN GROUND VALUES DIFFER FROM CMC VALUES BY 10.0 PERCENT.
1
[
1
1
ii
j

15-19 RESERVED.
i
1
!
J
i !
i
1
!
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PAGE
SYSTEMS
MANAGEMENT
15-3
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
SPECIFIC MISSION RULES *

15-20
LOSS OF EITHER
SHAG 1 OR 2
IN EITHER PITCH
OR YAM CHANNEL
CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
A*
REF MALF PROC
GfrC-1 >
B.
NO SCS AUTO TVC
C
IF IN YAH CHANNELt AFTER
*03G RSI IS USABLE IF REMAINING
GYRO IS SELECTED FOR RATE, RSI MUST
BE REALIGNED IN AODITION TO THE
ABOVE* FOR YAW FAILURE AFTER *OSG*
15-21
LOSS OF BOTH BMAG 1 LAUNCH

AND 2 IN EITHER
PITCH OR YAW CHANNEL
A* CONTINUE MISSION
A. MTVC ACCEL CMO IS ONLY MODE

III OR MODE IV SPS CONTROL MOOE.
TLC
3. NO-GO FOR LOI
DESCENT
C. CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
OTHERS
D. TERMINATE PHASE AND

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
D.I,
IN LUNAR ORBIT DO DPS T E L
2* IF STAGED*
STAGE FOR TEI.
RETAIN
LM
ASCENT
3* IN EARTH ORBITT LOSS OF PITCH

CHANNEL RESULTS IN ALL THREE OEORBIT
METHODS BEING SUBJECTED TO SINGUT
FAILURES IN THE G*>N SYSTEM, THE YA*
LOSS PRECLUDES HYBRID DE0R8IT AND
SUBJECTS BOTH
REMAINING
6E08BIT
METHODS TO SINGLE FAILURES IN THE
G*N SYSTEM
ENTRY
[15-22
. CONTINUE MISSION
.
RSI AND SCS
FDA I
ROLL
UNUSABLE WITH YAM CHANNEL FAILURES*
A* CONTINUE MISSION
A*l MANUAL ROLL ATTITUDE

REQUIRED IN AU. SCS MOOES*
LOSS OF ROLL BMAG

A* NUMBER ONE
2*
B* NUMBER TWO
ALL
NO SCS FDA! ROLL*
CONTROL
RSI VALID*
B*l.
USE OF ATT I/RATE 2 AND LIM
CYCLE MAY
PROVIDE
RATE
DAMPED
ATTITUDE HOLD WHEN RCS DAP IS NOT
USED.
GYRO PACKAGE 2 MUST
B
POWERED DOWN TO EFFfcCT ATTITUOE HCL&
IF FAILURE IS HARDOVER*
B. CONTINUE MISSION
2*
SELECTION OF RATE 1 ILL
PROVIDE BOTH RSI AND SCS FDAI ROLL
FOR ENTRY* RSI MUST BE REALIGNED FOR
ROLL FAILURE AFTER *05G*
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PAGE
REV
SECTION 13 -
iTEM
RULE
13-23
LOSS OF BOTH ROLL

BHAG'S
PHASE
'
LAUNCH
At CONTINUE MISSION
EO
B.
13-25
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

NO GO FOR TLI
2.
13-24
GUIDANCE AND CONTROL
RULING
B.I,
Center
MISSION RULES
ENTER NEXT BEST

PTP IF SM DEORBIT
NOT AVAILABLE
TLC
C. NO-GO FOR LOI
ALL
OTHERS
D. CONTINUE MISSION
C.
NO SCS FDAI ROLL
AVAILABLE FOR ENTRY
LOSS OF EITHER TVC

SERVO LOOP IN
EITHER PITCH OR YA*
AXIS
LOSS OF BOTH TVC

SERVO LOOPS
OR
RSI
- MAINTAIN 20 LBS/QUAD/AXIS FOfc

HARDOVER RECOVERY FOR UNDOCKED AND
LBS/QUAD/ AXIS FOR

MARDOVER
RECOVERY FOR DOCKED SPS MANEUVERS.
LAUNCH/
EO
A. CONTINUE ALTERNATE EO
MISSION
SELECT 1 OR 2 ON TVC
GIMBAL DRIVE SWITCH
IN APPROPRIATE AXIS
TLC
B.
DESCENT
C CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
OTHERS
D.
LAUNCH
A* CONTINUE MISSION
NO-GO FOR LOI
TERMINATE PHASE AND

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
D.
IN LUNAR ORBIT DC DPS TEL
A.;.
SCS-A1
REF MALF PROC GC-1 G&N-*t
2*
NO MODE III OR IV CAPABILITY*
LIMITED
LANDING
POINT
CONTROL IN MODE III OR IV WIT*
SM-RCS.
B.
EO
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

RCS DEORBIT
TLC
C. NO-GC FOR LOI
DESCENT
D.
E. TERMINATE PHASE AND
ALL
OTHERS
13-26
E.
IN LUNAR ORBIT DO DPS TI.
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
LOSS OF PROPORTIONAL
CONTROL FROMA* CONTINUE MISSION
USE REMAINING RHC
A. EITHER RHC
B.
CONTINUE MISSION
BOTH RHC'S
B CONTINUE MISSION
USE DIRECT RCS OR
ACCEL CMD FOR MANUAL
MANEUVERS
ALL
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CONTROL
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B*
NO MTVC RATE OR MTVC
CAPABILITY
PAGE
SCS
15-5
ACCEL
CMD
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
REV-
ITEM
R *RULE
SfcCTJ?N 19 - GUIDANCE AND CONTROL

(
<
15-27
PHASE
'
B.
15-28
BOTH RHC'S
COMPLETE LOSS OF
AUTO ATTITUDE
CONTROL IN PITCH
AND YAW CHANNELS.
A. CONTROL IS
REGAINED BY
OPENING EMS CB'S
ALL
A. CONTINUE MISSION
LAUNCH
B.I*
2. CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
OTHERS
3* TERMINATE PHASE AND

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
VIOLATES
DIRECT
RCS
REF MALF PROC SCS 1 SUSPECTED

FAILURE WOULD
BE
AUTO
INHIBIT
CIRCUITRY*
ALL
A. CONTINUE MISSION
AFTER SM JETTISON EMS
MAY BE REENABLED
WITHOUT LOSS OF AUTC
RCS
'
b, CONTROL IS
ALL
REGAINED BY
PLACING S/C
CONTROL SWITCH TO
CMC.
B.
C# CONTROL IS NOT
REGAINED
Cl* CONTINUE MISSION
DESCENT
CONTINUE MISSION
B*
2* TERMINATE PHASE ANO

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
USE DIRECT ULLAGE AND
DIRECT RCS*
NO SCS ATTITUDE CONTROL
C.2*
FAILURE VIOLATES RATE
REQUIREMENTS*
DAMPING
A. ONE
ALL
A* CONTINUE MISSION
B.
LAUNCH
B.I.
BC^H
B.3*
FAILURE
REQUIREMENT.
LOSS 0* FLIGHT
DIRECTOR ATTITUOE
INDICATORS
ij
REF MALF PROC SCS 5
CONTINUE MISSION
DESCENT
ALL
OTHERS
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF DIRECT
RCS CONTROL F R O M
A. EITHER RHC
RULING
2.
CONTINUE MISSION
NO-GO FOR LOI
3t CONTINUE MISSION
OESCNT
!
[
ALL
OTHERS
C.
C TERMINATE PHASE AND

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
IN LUNAR ORBIT* 00 DPS TEI.

DO NOT STAGE LM
IF STAGED*
RETAIN LM ASCENT STAGE FOR TEI
'
USE WINDOW AEF*
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5CS
15*6
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 15 - GUIOANCE AND CONTROL
R RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
15-30
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF AC1 PHASE A
- LOSS OF AC1 PHASE A RESULTS

THE LOSS O F
IN
A. REDUNDANT SERVO LOOP POWER.

BOTH SERVO LOOPS MUST B PQwERED BY
THE SAME BUS*
B.
PROPORTIONAL ATTITUDE CONTROL
FROM BOTH RHC'S. ALU PROPORTIONAL
CONTROL FROM RHC NO* 1
C. FDAI NO. 1
0. GYRO ASSEMBLY NO. 1
E.
SCS TOTAL ATTITUDE ERROR
F.
SCS TOTAL ATTITUDE
G.
SCS AUTO TVC CAPABILITY
H.
SCS
CAPABILITY
1.
SCS
DAMPING
J.
MINIMUM
ATTITUDE
IMPULSE
CONTROL
RATE
GPI PtY DRIVE NO. 1.
IN EARTH ORBIT* LOSS 0? AC! j

PRECLUDES
HYBRID
DcORBIT
AND
SUBJECTS BOTH
REMAINING
DEQRBIT
METHODS TO A SINGLE FAILURE
(AC2
PHASE A)
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
TLC
B.
DESCENT
C. CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
OTHERS
0* TERMINATE PHASE AND

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
NO-GO FOR LOI
IN LUNAR 0A8IT DO DPS T E W
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SCS
15-7
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE
15-31
PHASE
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF AC2 PHASE A
- LOSS OF AC2 PHASE A RESULTS

THE LOSS O F A*
IN
REDUNDANT SERVO LOOP POWER
B.
ALL PROPORTIONAL CONTROL
C.
FDAI NO* 2
D*
GYRO ASSEMBLY NO. 2
E*
ATTITUDE
SCS
PITCH
AND
YAW
TOTAL
F* ALL SCS TVC CAPABILITY (AUTOt

AATE AND ACCEL CMC)
G.
RSI
H.
QPI P*Y DRIVE NO* 2
IN EARTH ORBIT* LOSS OF AC2

RESULTS IN ALL THREE OEORBIT METHOD*
BEING SUBJECTED TO A SlNGLi FAILURE
(AC1 PHASE A ) .
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
TLC
Bt NO-GO FOR LOI
DESCENT
C. CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
OTHERS
D.
TERMINATE PHASE AND

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
IN LUNAR ORBIT DO DPS T E L
13-32
LOSS OF ORBIT RATE

DISPLAY (ORDEAL)
EARTH AND LUNAR
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
REF HALF PROC
15-33
LOSS OF ENTRY
MONITOR SYSTEM
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
*EF MALF PROC EMS-1
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! 6

REV;
Center
MISSION RULESSECTION II - GUIDANCE ANO CONTROL
ITEM|
R RULE
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
t
i
13-3*
i
GROUND AT EITHER
EITHER SPS SOL
i
DRIVER OUTPUT
AND UNABLE TO REMOVE
LAUNCH
REF HALF PROC GtC-1
A. CONTINUE MISSION
B.
EARTH
ORBIT
i
c.
TLC
CONTINUE ALTERNATE EO
MISSION. USE OTHER SPS
BANK FOR ENGINE
OPERATION
NO-GO FOR LO!
19-35
LOSS OF TRANSLATION
HAND CONTROLLER
ALL
OTHERS
D.
A* CONTINUE MISSION
LAUNCH
EARTH
ORBIT
TLC
CONTINUE MISSION
B* ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

C. CONTINUE MISSION
I
i
LO
De NO-GO FOR UND0CKIN6
UNDOCKED
E. DOCK
i
1
B.
VIOLATES BOTH SM AND HYBRID
DEORBIT MINIMUM'. REQUIREMENTS.
D
VIOLATES
REQUIREMENTS*
F. CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
OTHERS
xi
RULE NUMBERS 15-36
THROUGH 15-*9 ARE
RESERVED.
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PAGE
15-9
LM
RESCUE
MINIMUM
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
R (RULE
15-50
PHASE
'
RULING
LOSS OF COMMAND
MODULE COMPUTER
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
EO
B.
CONTINUE ALTERNATE EO
MISSION
IF BOTH SP5 AND SM
OEORBIT CAPABILITY
AVAILABLE
TLC
C. NO-GO FOR LOI
LO
D.
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
REF MALF PROC GfrN-5
B,
MINIMUM
VIOLATES
HYBRID
REQUIREMENTS
DEOftBIT
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
UNOOCKED
E.
DESCENT
F. CONTINUE MISSION
DOCK
E.
VIOLATES
REQUIREMENTS
ENTRY
G PERFORM BACKUP ENTRY
ALL
OTHERS
H. TERMINATE PHASE AND

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
LOSS OF
LM
RESCUE
IN LUNAR ORBIT DO DPS TEI
REF MALF PROC GfcC 5
A. EITHER MCC OR L3 ALL

BOTH MDC AND LEB
OSK?
A* CONTINUE MISSION
EO
B.i. CONTINUE ALTERNATE

0 MISSION
IF BOTH SPS AND SM
DEORBIT CAPABILITY
AVAILABLE
TLC
2.
LO
3 ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
UNDOCKED
4 DOCK
DESCENT
5. CONTINUE MISSION
ENTRY
6* PERFORM BACKUP ENTRY
ALL
OTHERS
7.
Bl
VIOwATES HYBRID
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
DEORBIT
*>
VIOLATES
REQUIREMENTS
MINIMUM
NO-GO FOR LOI
TERMINATE PHASE
AND ENTER NEXT BEST
PTP
LM
RESCUc
? IN LUNAR ORBIT DO DPS TEI
J
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GROUP
PAGE
GfcN
15-10
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 15 - GUI DANCE AND CONTROL

R fRULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
PHASE
15-52
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF INERT IAL

SUBSYSTEM
LAUNCH
A* CONTINUE MISSION
EO
B. CONTINUE ALTERNATE EO
MISSION
IF BOTH SPS AND SM
DEORBIT CAPABILITY
AVAILABLE
TLC
LO
C. NO-GO FOR LOI
REF MALF PROC GfrN-6
B. VIOLATES HYBRID
REQUIREMENTS
DEORBIT
MINIMUM
D ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

UNDOCKED
E.
E. DOCK
VIOLATES LM RESCUE RETIREMENTS
DESCENT
F. CONTINUE MISSION
ENTRY
G. PERFORM BACKUP ENTRY
H. TERMINATE PHASE ANO
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
ALL
OTHERS
hUl. VIOLATES
REQUIREMENTS
LM
RESCUE
MINIMUM
2. IN LUNAR ORBIT DO DPS TEI
15-53
LOSS OF OPTICS
I SUBSYSTEM
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
EO
B. CONTINUE ALTERNATE
EO MISSION
REF MALF PROC G&N-5
D VIOLATES
REQUIREMENTS
USE BACKUP ALIGNMENT

PROCEDURE (COAS)
TLC
C. NO-GO FOR LOI
LUNAR
ORBIT
D# NO-GO FOR UNDOCKING
UNDOCKED
E. DOCK
ALL
OTHERS
F. CONTINUE MISSION
MISSION
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CONTROL
GROUP
GfrN
PAGE
LM
RESCUE
MINIMUM
Center
MISSION RULES
RULE
15-54
PHASE
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF OPTICS
SYBSYSTEM COUPLING
DATA UNIT DIGITAL
TO ANALOG
CONVERTER
REF MALF PROC GfcC-1

CONSTITUTES LOSS OF TVC DAP
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
EO
B* CONTINUE ALTERNATE
EO MISSION
IF BOTH SPS AND SM
DEORBIT
CAPABILITY AVAILABLE
TLC
C. NO-GO FOR LOI
LO
D ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
UNDOCKED
DESCENT
ALL
OTHERS
E. DOCK
F CONTINUE MISSION
G. TERMINATE PHASE AND
NEXT dEST PTP
D. 00 DPS TEI
RULE NUMBERS 15-55

THROUGH 15-59 ARE
RESERVED*
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15-12
NASA - Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 15 - GUIDANCE ANO CONTROL - CONCLUDED

ITEM
15-60
MEAS DESCRIPTION
PCM
ONBOARD
CMC DIGITAL DATA
CG0001V
5PS SOL DRIVER 1

SPS SOL DRIVER 2
CH3604X
CH3605X
PITCH GIMBAL POS 1 fr 2
CH3517H
GPI
COMMON
YAW GIMBAL POS
1*2
CH3510H
GPI
COMMON
TM BIAS 2.5 VDC

PIPA TEMP
IMU HTR 4.26 VDC
CMC OPERATE +28 VDC
OPTX OPERATE +28 VAC
CG1110V
CG2300T
CH1513X
CG1523X
CG1533X
IG
IG
MG
MG
OG
OG
CG2112V
CG2113V
CG2142V
CG2143V
CG2172V
CG2173V
IX
IX
IX
ix
IX
IX
RSVR
RSVR
RSVR
RSVR
RSVR
RSVR
OUT
OUT
OUT
OUT
OUT
OUT
SIN
COS
SIN
COS
SIN
COS
SHAFT CDU DAC OUT

TRUNNION CDU DAC OUT
TRANSDUCERS
-
EMS-SPS-ON SEPARATE
EMS-SPS-ON SEPARATE
FDAI
FDAI
FDAI
FDAI
FDAI
FDAI
CG3721V
CG3722V
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
CATEGORY
MANDATORY
MISSION RULE
REFERENCE
15-50
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
15-34
15-34
1 OF 2 MANDATORY
-OB/HD-PCM
1 OF 2 MANDATORY
-OB/HD-PCM
15-24/25
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
15-52/53/54
15-52
15-52
15-50
15-54
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
15-52
15-52
15-52
15-52
15-52
15-52
HIGHLY DESIRABLE.
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
15-54
15-5*4
15-24/25
CMC WARNING
CG5040X
C*w
COMMON
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
PITCH ATT ERROR

YAW ATT ERROR
ROLL ATT ERROR
CH35OOH
CH3501H
C.H3502H
FDAI
FDAI
FDAI
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
HIGHLY OESIRABLE
15-20/21/22/23
15-20/21/22/23
15-20/21/22/23
SCS PITCH BODY RATE

SCS YAw BODY RATE
SCS ROLL BODY RATE
SCS TVC I T C H AUTO CMD
SCS T VC YA* AUTO CMD
*'TvC PITCH CMD
MTvC YAw CMD
CH3503R
CH3504R
CH3505R
CH35S2V
CH55OV
CH3565H
CH3586M
FDAI
FDAI
FDAI
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
--
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
HIGHLY
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
OESIRABLE
DESIRABLE
OESIRABLE
15-20/21/22/23
15-20/21/22/23
15-20/21/22/23
15-24/25
15-24/25
15-24/25
15-24/25
FDAI ERROR 5 R*TE 5

FDAI ERROR 50/15.
RATE 50/10
PITCH D1FF CLUTCH CUR
YAW DIFF CLUTCH CUR
CH3592X
CH3593X
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
HIGHLY OESIRABLE
15-20/21/22/23
15-20/21/22/23
CH3666C
CH3667C
HIGHLY OESIRABLE
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
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REQ
15-13
15-50
15-24/25
15-24/25
V|j|v|||r
16 CSM SERVICE
PROPULSION
SYSTEM
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION
R
'
16 -
CSM SPS
ITEM
I6-1
LAUNCH
ThERh
16-2
PHASE
ARE NC SPS FAILURES
REMAINING
A.
GENERAL
MISSION
"E LAuNCr- P-ASE.
PHASES
FAILURES AFFECTING
1.
THAT ARfc CONSIDERED CAUSE FOR ABORT DuRlNS
THE SPS FALL
INTO ONE OF T H R E E
CATEGORIES
FAILURES WHICH CAUSE THE SPS TO BE UNSAFE.

FAILURES IN THIS CATEGORY CAUSE T H E MISSION TC BE TERMINATED
T H E NEXT BEST PTP.
FAILURES WHICH CAUSE T H E S=>S TO BE INOPERABLE
BY
OR UNSAFE TO OPERATE.
FAILURES IN T H I S CATEGORY CAUSE T H E MISSION TU Q TERMINATED

THAT SUBSEQUENT SPS M ANEUVEKS ASE NOT NECESSARY.
FAILURES WnlCM DEGRADE T H E CAPABILITY
THAT A L LPLANED BURNS EACEPT CRITICAL
OR ALTERt- SuC-
OF T H E SPS TO A DEGREE
BURNS BE INHIBITED.
F A I L U R E S I.\ T H I S
CATEGORY
CAuSE
THE VISSIJN
TO
3E
SUBSEQUENT SPS MANEUVERS ARE NOT NECESSARY, IF pcssi
A I T H STORAGE TAN<S EMPTY, EITHER A TWO-JET
ALL NON-CRITICAL B U R N S . LACK OF CAPABILITY
="OR INHIBITING A CRITICAL BuRN.
ENTRY
THAT
AwTERE-
SwC-
OR FCuR-.iT U L L M G E "ANE-jvfc* IS R E TC PERFORM AN JL*A3 M A N E J V E *

IL*
SPS ANOMALIES OR DEGRADATIONS ARE NOT CAUSE F Q R TERMINATING A CRITICAL

BURNS WILL BE TERMINATED FOR SPS ANOMALIES OR DEGRADATIONS W H I C H CAuSi
UNSAFE C O N D I T I O N S .
EARTH
ORBIT
BuRN.
OR
PHASE
A.
C R I T I C A L B U R N S IN T H I S P H A S E A R E M O D E IV A P O G E E < I C < A N D D E C R B I T . IF T H S P S IS . - I N C A P A B L E
OF P E R F O ^ ^ I N G C R I T I C A L 8 u R N S T H E M I S S I O N W I L L B E T E R " M N A T f c D B y E:,TR^ I \ T J > : ;.:AT. B E S T
PT U S I N G S^RCS OR H Y B R I D T E C H M J U E J .
3.
IF T H E SPS IS INCAPABLE OF PERFORMING N C N - C ^ I T I C ^ L BURNS* T L I

S U I T A B L E E A R T H O K O I T A L T E R N A T E V : S S U - \ *ILL P E I M P L E V S N T E O , T H C
ONLY.
IN ORDER TO PKOVIDE T H E TOTAL CAPABILITY TO DiORBlT
DPS AND LM RCS M A Y BE USED FOR ORBIT SnAPINb.
TRANSLUNAR
COAST
FKCV
*IL L
PS
A N Y PCI\*
=>E
V.AV
IN:3I*^
Q-L ^$CZ,
SQ-K
IN TH-T^
PfiASE
A.
CRITICAL BURNS IN THIS PASE A R E TIME CRITICAL ABORTS* BURNS T O ASSURE FREE RETURN W ^ BURN*
TC AVOID LUNAR QR LAND I M PACT HOv.EvER* ONCE
INITIATED
wITn
T H E S?S* T H S E
3U\S
ARi
CONSIDERED NON-CRITICAL BECAUSE SUFFICIENT TI"E IS AVAILABLE
FOR A N A L V S I S
AND
PCSSIBwE
CORRECTIVE ACTION.
IF THE SPS IS INCAPABLE OF PERFORMING

AND LCI WILL BE INHIBITED.
C.
CERTAIN ABORT BURNS* 6u*NS TO ASSUME

USE THE LM DPS AND LM RCS.
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DATE
NUN-CRITICAL MANEUVERS*
g
SECTION
4/16/69 CSM SPS
FU*TH*
REE RETURN C^ BURNS TO AvOlD LUNAR
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
16-1
NON-CMTICAL
OR LAND
Buft-NS
IMPACT A Y
Center
MISSION RULES
Rt V
R
SECTION 16 -
ITEM
C$M
SPS
ITEM
16-5
16-6
LUNAR ORBIT P H A S E
A.
TEI IS TttE ONLY CRITICAL BURN IN THIS PHASEt
B.
IF THE SPS IS INCAPABLE OF PERFORMING NON-CRITICAL BURNS* FURTHER NON-CRITICAL

BE INHIBITED.
C.
LM OPS MAY BE USED FOR" TEI IF THE CAPABILITY EXISTS.
DESCENT PHASE
THC L,M POwEKEO DESCENT WILL BE ABORTED FOR
PERFORM TEI IS DECREASING WITH TIME.
16- 7
16-8
bURNS
SPS
PROPELLANT
LEAKS
BECAuSt
THE
CAPAdlLlTY
UNDOCKED AND LUNAR STAY PHASES

A.
THE LUNAR ORBIT PuANE CHANGE IS A CRITICAL BURN IF OuTSIDE TOTAL L-V CAPABILITY.
B.
TESE PHASES W I L L
LUNAR STAY P H A S E
? TERMINATED FOR CONFIRMED LOSS OF SPS REDUNDANCY.

WlLw BE TERMINATED FOR LOSS OF LM RESCUE CAPABILITY.
IN
ADDITION.
ASCENT PHASE
L* RESCUE IS THE ONLY BURN REQUIRED IN THIS PHASE AND ARE CRITICAL.
J
16-9
T R A N S E A R T H COAST
PHASE
CRITICAL BURNS IN T H I S P H A S E ARE MIDCOuRSE CORRECTIONS TO ATTAIN THE PROPER ENTRY CORRIDOR *HlCr
ARE O U T S I D E S M - R C S C A P A B I L I T Y , HOWEVER* ONCE INITIATED* Tnest BU&NS A * & C O N S I ^ E ^ E D
NON-CRITICAL
BECAUSE SUFFICIENT TIME IS T H N AVAILABLE FOR ANALYSIS AND POSSIBLE CORRECTIVE ACTION,
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 C$M SPS
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
16-2
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 16 - CSM SPS
ITEM
ITEM
16-10
16-U
PROPELLANT
GAGING
A,
PRIME M E T H O D O N B O A R D
B.
BACKUP M E T H O D - F L O W
PROPELLANT UTILIZATION
T H E P U VALVE W I L L
- 100 POUNDS.
16-12
DUAL BANK
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
GAGING S Y S T E M Q
PERCENT).
RATE X BURN TIME (3 PERCENT)
VALVE
BE USED TC CONTOL THE O/F MIXTURE R A T I O
VS SINGLE BANK
TO MAINTAIN OXIDI2ER
IMBALANCE wiTHi;<
OPERATION
T H E SPS WILL ALWAYS BE STARTED USING A SINGLE BANK. HOWEVER. T H E OTHER BANK WILL BE CLOSED 2
5 SECONDS AFTER IGMTIC-N FOR LOI AND TEI. BANK A WILL BE USED FOR T H E FIRST ENGINE IGNITION.
16-13
OROPELLANT
MANAGEMENT
A.
THE SPS PROPELLANT REDLINE PRE LOI TO PROVIDE CAPABILITY FOR LOI. ClRCULARIZATiON.
TEI AND TEMC FOR T H E NOMINAL MISSION IS
PERCENT INDICATED PROPELLANT REMAINING.
LOPC
B.
T H SPS PROPELLANT REDLINE PREUNDOCKING TO PROVIDE CAPABILITY FOR LM RESCUE* TEI

FOR T H E NOMINAL MISSION IS
PERCENT "INDICATED PROPELLANT REMAINING.
TEMC
OROPELLANT
FEEDLINE
TEMPERATURE
ULLAGE
ANO
MANAGEMENT
SPS LINE HEATERS wILu BE MANUALLY CYCLED TO MAINTAIN FEEDLINE

75 DEG. F, AND ENGINE VALVE TEMPERA yRE AflOvE 45 DEG. F.
16-15
TO
TEMPERATURES
BETWEEN
hb DEG.
MANAGEMENT
IN GENERAL* DOCKED SPS BURNS REQUIRING ULLAGE wiLL BE PRECEDED BY A FOUR-JtT ULLAGE
UNDOCKED
SPS BUNS BY A TWO-JET ULLAGE. TWO-JET ULLAGE WILL BE USED WHENEVER NECESSARY TO IMPROVE S*
RCS
PROPELLANT CAPABILITY.
RULE NUMBERS
16-16
THROUGH
16-19 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 CSM SPS
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
16-3
Center
MISSION RULES
I TF"M
RULE
PHASE
SUSTAINED PRESSURE
DECAY IN EITHER THE
FUEL OR 0XIDI2ER
TANK <COULD BE
HELIUM OR FUEL OR
OXIDUER)
'LAUNCH
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
16-20
RULING

'
CONTINUE MISSION
MALF PRQC- SPS IB
MANUAL PRESSURUATION OF THE

TANKS SHOULO BE CONSIDERED PHIOR TO
ANY REQUIRED SPS BURN.
PLAN
RCS 0EOR8IT AT
1
NEXT BEST PTP
IF LAND IMPACT IS
1
IMMINENT AFTER ABORTING
1
REPRESS MANUALLY AND
1
PERFORM BURN TO AVOID
' LAND*
EO
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

'RCS OEORilT
TLC
NO-GO FOR LOI

INHIBIT NON-CRITICAL SPS
BURNS
LO
'PLAN TEI ASAP

USE LM DPS IF CAPABILITY
EXISTS
UNDOCKED DOCK ASAP
16-21
OESCENT
ABORT* RETURN TO CSM
LUNAR
STAY
RETURN TO CSM ASAP
TEC
CONTINUE MISSION
INHIBIT NON-CRITICAL
BURNS
A. DURING
NON-CRITICAL BURN
ALL
A. TERMINATE BURN
B. DURING CRITICAL
BURN
ALL
B. CONTINUE BURN
LOSS OF ONE GN2 TANK UNDOCJCED

PRESSURE (LESS THAN LUNAR
400 PSIA)
STAY
ALL
OTHERS
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
00 NOT STAGE LM
A.I. ftEDOCK
2. PERFORM MANEUVER ON '
SUSPECTED SYSTEM*
REF FMR 16-22

B*
OATE
CONTINUE MISSION
SECTION
4/16/69 CSM SPi
MALF P R O C SPS 9
TRANSDUCER
INDICATION CANNOT
BE
VERIFIED
WITHOUT
ENGINE
OPERATION*
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
16*4
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
I TEN
R RULE ' CONDITION/MALFUNCTION
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
i
i
16-22
LOSS OF ONE BANK OF '

BALL VALVES
'
LAUNCH/
EO
MALF PROC SPS-9

A* N/A
T LC
B.
LO
C* ENTER NEXT 8EST PTP

USE LM DPS IF
AVAILABLE
i
t
i
NO-GO FOR LOI
UNDOCJCED/ D.
DESCENT
1
LUNAR
E.
STAY
N/A
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
i
i
i
i
16-23
LOSS OF BOTH GN2

LAUNCH
TANK PRESSURES
(LESS THAN 400 PSIA)'
EO
A CONTINUE MISSION
B*
TRANSDUCER
INDICATION CANNOT
BE
VERIFIED
WITHOUT
ENGINE
OPERATION*
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
i
t
i
RCS OEORBIT
TLC
MALF P R O C SPS 9
C* NO-GO FOR LOI
LO
0. PLAN TEI ASAP WITH LM
DPS
UNDOCKED
E.
DOCK ASAP
DESCENT
F. CONTINUE MISSION
* LUNAR
'STAY
TEC
H. CONTINUE MISSION
DO NOT STAGE LM
G. RETURN TO CSM ASAP
i
i
i
i
U-24
FUEL FEEDL2NS AND/OR*

0XIDI2ER FEEDLINE
'
TEMP LESS THAN 27
DEG F. AND UNABLE TO'

INCREASE.
'
1
MALF P B O C &P6 11
LAUNCH
A* CONTINUE MISSION
EO
B.
i
t
i
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

RCS DSORBIT
; TLC
C. NO-GO FOR LOI
LO
D. PLAN TEI ASAP

WITH LM 09$
t
t
'UNOOCKED
E.
DOCK ASAP
DO NOT STAGE LM
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV DATE
SECTION
4/11t/*9 CSM SPS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
16-5
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
RULE ' CONDITION/MALFUNCTION
16-25
PHASE
DESCENT
LUNAR
STAY
'
RULING
'
F, CONTINUE MISSION
G# RETURN TO CSM ASAP
TEC
H. CONTINUE MISSION
LAUNCH
NOT APPLICABLE
EO
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
MALF PROC- S?S 5
MALF P R O w
ENGINE FLANGE TEMP

GOES HIGHER THAN
*80 DEG F DURING AN
SPS BURN*
RCS DEORBIT
16-26
16-27
LO
ENTER NEXT BEST ?TP uSE

DPS IF AVAILABLE.
A. DURING
NON-CRITICAL BURN
ALL
A. TERMINATE BURN
INHIBIT FURTHER
NON-CRITICAL BURNS
B# DURING CRITICAL
BURN
ALL
B. CONTINUE BURN
INHIBIT FURTHER
NCN-CRITICAL BURNS
THRUST CHAMBER
PRESSURE LESS THAN
70 PSI CONFIRMED BY
OTHER
INSTRUMENTATION
SPS 6
LAUNCH
NOT APPLICABLE
EO
ENTER NEXT BEST PT RCS

DEORBIT
LC
ENTER NEXT BEST P T P,

uSE L* DPS IF AVAILABLE
A, OURING
NON-CRITICAL BURN
'
A. TERMINATE BURN
INHIBIT FURTHER
NON-CRITICAL BURNS
B. DURING CRITICAL
BURN
B CONTINUE BuRN
INHIBIT FURTHER
NON-CRITICAL BURNS
LACK OF ULLAGE
CAPABILITY
'
* LAUNCH
EO
CONFIRMING
INSTRUMENTATION
I N C L U O E S ONgOAftO PC MfcTEftt CREtf*
DEGRAOED THRuSTt Fu AND Ox INTERFACE
PRESSURES* F/C VALVE POSITIONS* Fu
ANC Or TAN* PRtSSuftES*
'
' A* NOT APPLICABLE
MALF P R O C
B. NO-GO FOR TLI

CONTINUE MISSION IN EO
WITH SUITABLE
ALTERNATE
TLC
C. NO-GO FOR LOI
LO
D* ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
PRELUDES L.M RESCUE
UNDOOCED ' E. REOOCK
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
SM RCS
OAT!
SECTION
4/16/69 CSM S^$
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
16-6
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
R RULE
PHASE
ALL
'OTHERS
16-28
DELTA P BETWEEN
PLJFL
UbL
AMQ
AriU
F,
LAUNCH
RULING
CONTINUE MISSION
BURNS IF POSSIBLE
CONTINUE MISSION
Ti AAHlfc*
NK
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
MALF P R O C
SPS ic
PRESSURES GREATER
THAN 20 PSI AND
UNABLE TO DECREASE
EO
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

RCS DEORBIT
TLC
NO-GO FOR LOI
LO
A* DURING
NON-CRITICAL BURN
PLAN TEI ASAP

WITH LM DPS
UNDOCKED
DO NOT STAGE LM
DOCK ASAP
ALL
RETURN TO CSM OR ATTEMPT

CSM RESCUE
CONTINUE MISSION
OTHERS
A. TERMINATE BURN
INHIBIT FURTHER
NON-CRITICAL BURNS
B DURING CRITICAL
BURN
16-29
8* CONTINUE BURN
INHIBIT FURTHER
NON-CRITICAL BURNS
LEAK OR COMPLETE
LOSS OF HELIUM
SUPPLY PfttSSURE OR
BOTH HELIUM VALVES
FAIL CLOSED*
'
SLOWDOWN DELTA V REMAINING IS

A FUNCTION OF ULLAGE VOLUME AT TIME
OF FAUURE*
LAUNCH
A CONTINUE MISSION
'
MALF P R O C SPS 7tfl
EO
i
i
i
S NO-GO FOR TLI

CONTINUE MISSION IN EO1
IF SUFFICIENT ULLAGE
SLOWDOWN DELTA V
'
CAPABILITY EXISTS
TLC
C. NO-GO FOR LOI
'
LO
' D.
'
NO-GO FOR UNDOCKING
UNDOCJCED E.
ALL
OTHERS
DOCK ASAP
F. CONTINUE MISSION
'
E.
NORMAL
RESCUE
PULE NUMBERS 16-30 '

THROUGH l6-*9 ARE
RESERVED*
i
MISSION
APOLLO i;I
REV
DATEI
SECTION
4/14/69 CSM SPS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
16-7
MISSION
PRECLUDES
LM
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION) RULES
SECTION i6 - CSM SPS - CONCLUDED
R ' ITEM
16-50
DESCRIPTION
PCM
OX T< PRESS
OX SM/ENG INTERFACE P
SPO003P
SP0931P
COMMON
M C/B
16-20* 28
16-20*29
F'j TC PRESS
FU SM/ENG INTERFACE P
SP00Q6P
SPG93QD
COMMON
M 0/B
HD
16-20t 2d
16-20. 28
SPS VLV ACT PRES5-PRI

SOS VLV ACT PRESS-SEC
SP0600P
SP0601P
METER
METER
COMMON
COMMON
-1 OF 2 M C/B
SPS FU FEEDLINE TEMP

S^S OX FEEDLINE TEMP
SPOO^ST
SP0049T
MFTER
SYS TEST
COMMON
COMMON
-1 OF 2 M
SPS INJ FLANGE TEMP 1

SPS INJ FLANGE TEMP 2
SP0061T
SP0062T
ENG CHAMBER PRESS
SP066iP
METER
COMMON
M 0/B
16-26
ME TIC RESS
SP0001P
METER
SEPARATE
HD
16-29
SPC022H
SP0023H
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
DI5PLAY
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
SEPARATE M !
SEPARATE M (' 1 OF 2 0/B
SEPARATE
1 OF 2 0/S
SEPARATE
COMMON
MD
COMMON
HD
COMMON
HD
COMMON
HD
FU/OX
PU/OX
FJ/OX
FU/OX
VLV
Vuv
VLV
VLV
1
2
3
h
POS
POS
POS
PCS
OX TIC 1 QTY OX TIC 2 CTY

FU TIC 1 QTY -
TOTAL AUX
T
OTAL AUX
FU TIC 2 QTY
MISSION
APOLLO li
REV
SP0C25H
SP0655C
SP0655C
SP065TC
SP06582
OATE
ONBOARD
TRANSDUCERS
COMMON
COMMON
CATEGORY
MISSION UL
REFERENCE
16-21. 22
16-21. 22
16-2*
SECTION
GROUP
CSM SPS
INSTA REG
16-25
-1 OF 2 M 0/B
PAGE
16-8
16-21
16-21
16-21
16-21
16-10
16-10
16-10
14-lQi
26
26
26
26
lit
lit
13
13
U . 13
lit
13
117 CSM SM-RCS
Center
MISSION RULES
=>EV
SECTION 17 - CSM SM-RCS
ITEM
ITEM
GENERAL
17-1
LAUNCH
THE LOSS OF ONE QUAD IS NOT CAUSE FOR ABORT AND THERE ARE NO SINGLE FAILURES NOR ANY REASONABLE
REALISTIC COMBINATION OF FAILURES WHICH LEAD ONLY TO LOSS OF MULTIPLE QUAOS. THERE ARE*
THEREFOREt NO SM-RCS FAILURES WHICH ARE CONSIDERED CAUSE FOR ABORT*
17-2
EARTH ORBIT
A.
LOSS OF ONE QUAD* IN ITSELF* IS NOT NECESSARILY CAUSE FOR EARLY TERMINATION OF THE MISSION.
THE GUIDELINE IS THAT AS LONG AS THE SPACECRAFT ATTITUDE CAN BE CONTROLLED AND THE $?i CAN
BE BURNED THE MISSION NEED NOT BE TERMINATED EARLY. HOWEVER* LOSS OF ONE QUAD WILL REQUIRE
TLI BE INHIBITED AND MAY LEAD TO EARLY MISSION TERMINATION SINCE THE CAPABILITY TO PERFORM
SM OR HYBRID DEORBIT WILL 8E AFFECTED.
B.
LOSS OF TWO OR MORE QUADS 15 CAUSE FOR ENTRY INTO THE NEXT BEST PTP.
1.
LOSS OF TWO AOJACENT QUADS WILL DESTROY THE CAPABILITY TO PERFORM ULLAGE
MANEUVERS AND WILL REQUIRE DELETION OF NON-CRITICAL SPS MANEUVERS. LOSS OF
TWO AOJACENT QUADS PRECLUDES SM OR HYBRID DEORBIT.
LOSS OF TWO OPPOSITE QUADS WILL DESTROY THE CAPABILITY TC PERFORM
3-AXIS ATTITUDE CONTROL AND PRECLUDES SM OR HYBRID DEO3BI7.
117-3
PRECISE
TRANSuUNAR COAST
LOSS OF ONE QUAD IS NOT. IN ITSELF. CAUSE FOR TERMINATION OF THE MISSION. HOWEVER*
CONSIDERING
THE EFFECTS OF POSSIBLE SUBSEQUENT QUAD OR JET FAILURES AND LM RCS CAPABILITYt THE
TRANSLUNAR
COAST PHASE MAY BE TERMINATED BY ENTRY INTO THE NEXT BEST PTP. LOSS OF ONE QuAO IS CAuSE FOR
INHIBITING LOI* BECAUSE SUBSEQUENT FAILURE OF QUADS OR JTS IMPAIR ATTITUDE CONTROL OR ULLAGE.
r
17-4
LUNAR ORBIT
LOSS OF ONE QUAD IS CAUSE FOR EARLY TERMINATION OF LUNAR ORBIT AND LUNAR STAY PHASES* AND FOR
INHIBITING LOI2 AND UNDOCICING. BECAUSE SUBSEQUENT FAILURE OF QUADS OR JETS IMPAIR ATTITUDE
CONTROL OR ULLAGE. UNDOCMNG WILL BE NO-GO BECAUSE LOSS OF ONE QUAD PRECLUDES CSM ACTIVE
DOCKING. LOSS OF TWO QUADS IS CAuSE FOR RETAINING THE LM ASCENT STAGE THROUGH TEl FO TE*C AND
PTC.

17-14 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 CSM SM-RCS
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
17-1
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
R ITEM
17-15
17-16
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
PROPELLANT GAGING
A,
PRIME METHOD-TCC EQUATION (* PERCENT )
B.
BACKUP METHODHELIUM PRESSURE/TEMPERATURE (11 PERCENT) (ONBOARD)
QUAD PROPELLANT BALANCE

PROP ISOLATION VALVES WILL NOT BE USED FOR UUAD PROPELLANT BALANCE* PROPELLANT BALANCE WILL BE
ACCOMPLISHED BY SELECTING TWO-JET AND -X TRANSLATIONS WITH EITHER THE PITCH OR YAw QuAO AND
BY CHOOSING SUITABLE JETS FOR ATTITUDE CONTROL. PROPELLANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN QUADS *ILL B c
MAINTAINED WITHIN 50 POUNDS.
17-17
SECONDARY PROPELLANT FUEL PRESSURE VALVE

THE RCS SECONDARY FUEL PRESSURUATION VALVE WILL
PRESSURE REACHES 150 ?SlA
BE
OPENED
WHEN
THE

17-19 ARE RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO IX
RIV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
CSM SM-RCS
MANAGEMENT
PAGE
17-2
PRIMARY
FUEL.
MANIFOLD
Center
MISSION RULES
5 r_ y
1TEM|
R 'RULE

i
i
PHASE
17-20
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
SUSTAINED LEAK IN
HELIUM TANK
A. ONE OR MORE QUADS LAUNCH
A.
B. ONE QUAD (ALL

EO
OTHER QUADS NORMAL)
TLC
B.I.
CONTINUE MISSION
'
NO-GO FOR TLI
2. (A)
MALF P R O C -
RCS
QUAD WILL REMAIN USABLE UNTIL

HE MANIFOLD PRESSURE REACHES 75 PSI
NO-fiO FOR LOI
i
i
(B) CONTINUE MISSION

IF SUFFICIENT
SLOWDOWN
CAPABILITY EXISTS
LO
3. PLAN TEI FOR NEXT

OPPORTUNITY
UNDOCKED
4. DOCK ASAP
DESCENT
5. CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
I
|
C. MORE THAN ONE

QUAD
b. CONTINUE MISSION
WITHIN BLQWDOWN
CAPABILITY
EO
C.I.
CONTINUE MtSSlON
ENTER PRIOR TO LOSS
OF HYBRID DEORBIT
CAPABILITY
i
j
2. REF RULING B
ALL
OTHER
C.2. RETAIN LM ASCENT

TEI DEPENDING UPON L*
PRQPELANT REMAINING.
STAGE
APS/
FOR
RCS
17-21
f
r
SUSTAINED LEAK
BELOW HE ISOLATION
VALVE (COULD BE
HELIUM OR FUEL OR
OXIDIZER)
MALF P R O C RCS
QUAD WILL REMAIN USABLE UNTIL

HE MANIFOLD PRESSURE REACHES 75 PSI.
A. ONE OR MORE
QUAOS
LAUNCH
B. ONE QUAD (ALL

OTHER QUAD5
NORMAL)
EO
A* CONTINUE MISSION
i
B.I.
NO-GO FOR TLI
TLC
LO
3* PLAN TEI FOR NEXT

OPPORTUNITY
UNDOCKED '
4*
DOCK ASAP
C. MOUE THAN ONE
5* CONTINUE MISSION
DESCENT
'
LUNAR
STAY
* 6* ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
EO
C.I.
ALL
OTHER
'
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

2*
REF RULING B
C 2 . RETAIN LM ASCENT
TEI DEPENDING UPON LM
PROPELLANT REMAINING.
!
!
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DAT!
SECTION
4/1*/*, CSM SM-RCS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
17-3
STAGE
APS/
FOR
RCS
Center
MISSION RULES
I TEM
R 'RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION'
17-22
PACKAGE TEMP LESS

THAN 1 DEG F. AND
UNABLE TO INCREASE
PHASE
RULING
LAUNCH
NOT APPLICABLE
EO
A.I.
A* ONE OUAO (ALL

OTHER QUADS NORMAL)
B* MORE THAN ONE

QUAD
'
CUES/NOTES/COHMENTS
NO-GO FOR TLI
TLC
2.
LO
3. PLAN TEI FOR NEXT

OPPORTUNITY
UNDOCKED
4.
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
DOCK ASAP
DESCENT
5* CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
EO
B.I.
ALL
OTHER
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
2. RE* RULING A
OATE
MALF PftOC-
SECTION
4/16/49 CSM SM-RCS
B*2t RETAIN LM ASCENT

TEI DEPENDING UPON LM
PROPELLANT.
{GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
17-4
STAGE
APS/
FOR
RCS

MISSION RULES
REV,
ITEM;
R RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION
PHASE
'
RULING
'
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
17-23
LOSS OF INDIVIDUAL
THRUSTERS
OR THRUSTER
COMBINATIONS AS A
RESULT OF CLOGGING*
FREEZING* BURNOUT*
OR CONTROL SYSTEM
MALFUNCTION
LAUNCH
A* LOSS OF ANY ROLL

THRUSTER
LO
'NOT APPLICABLE
'
1
'
CONTROL SYSTEM MALFUNCTION WILL

CAUSE LOSS OF AUTO COILS OF THRUSTSR
ALTHOUGH DIRECT COILS ARE STILL
AVAILABLE*
t
i
A.I. NO-GO FOR UNDOCK1NG
UNDOCKED
2* DOCK ASAP
ALL
OTHERS
3. CONTINUE MISSION
B* LOSS OF FOLLOWING
THRUSTER
COMBINATIONS-
EO
B.I, CONTINUE ALTERNATE

EO MISSION
IF BOTH SPS ANO SM

RCS DEORBIT
CAPABILITY AND ALL
AXIS ATTITUDE
CONTROL AVAILABLE
TWO PITCH OR TWO

YAW*
ONE PITCH AND
ONE YAW.
PITCH AND TWO
ROLL IN SAME
DIRECTION.
'
'TLC
2* NO-GO FOR LOI
ONE YAW AND TWO

ROLL IN SAME
'
i
THREE ROLL IN
SAME DIRECTION
UNDOCKEO
OPPORTUNITY
4. DOCK ASAP
'DESCENT
'5* CONTINUE MISSION
'
LUNAR
STAY
'4, ENTER NEXT BEST PTP

!
1
C# LOSS OF +X
THRUSTERS ON
AOJACENT QUADS*
'ALL
C
1
SPS BURNS
i
RULE 17-24 THROUGH

17-49 ARE RESERVED*
APOLLO 11
C. REF SPS RULE

ULLAGE CAPABILITY
i
i
MISSION
B* RETAIN LM ASCENT STAGE FOR TEI

IF LOSS OF ALL THRUSTERS IN ONE
DIRECTION IN* SAME AXIS
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/14/49 CSM SM-RCS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
XT-,
14-27*
LACK OF
18 CSM CMRCS
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
I TEM
R
SCCTION I t - CSM CM-ACS
ITEM
GENERAL
li-l
18-2
LAUNCH
A.
A SUSTAINED LEA* IN OR THE LOSS OF HELIUM SUPPLY PRESSURE OR HELIUM MANIFOLD PRESSURE IN
ONE CM RCS RING IS NOT CAUSE FOR ABORT SINCE THE REMAINING RING IS CAPABLE OF ABORT OR
ENTRY ATTITUDE CONTROL. THIS FAILURE WILL REQUIRE ENTRY INTO PTP *-4 SINCE SYSTEMS ARE N C
LONGER REDUNDANT.
* & *
c
B.
A SUSTAINED LEAR IN OR THE LOSS OF HELIUM SUPPLY PRESSURE OR HELIUM MANIFOLD PRESSURE 1%
BOTH CM RCS RINGS PRIOR TO TOWER JETTISON IS JUSTIFICATION FOR A MODE I ABORT. AFTER TGn
JETTISON. IT IS NOT CAUSE FOR ABORT SINCE THE ABILITY TO PERFORM A SAFE ENTRY ' M O Tr
ATLANTIC AT THE END OF THE FIRST REV STILL EXISTS BY USING TH CONTINGENCY S* RCS SPIN
^
PRIOR TO CM/SM SEP. THIS METHOD OF ENTRY j;S CONSIDERED OPERAT IONALU* P R E ^ C R * ^
PERFORMING AN ABORT AND PRESENTS LESS POTENTIAL HAZARD TO CREw RECOVERY. F U R T H R * C R S <*'
RCS CONTROL IS REQUIRED FOR ABORTS IN THE MODE II AND MODE III REGIONS. AND TO A6ORT T'
LAUNCH IN THESE REGIONS FOR LOSS OF CM RCS CAPABILITY WOULD PUT THE SPACECRAFT A N D ' C * E I
INTO AN UNSAFE ENVIRONMENT.
LUNAR ORBIT LUNAR STAY PHASES

A.
ia-3
LUNAR ORBIT ACTIVITIES WILL BE CONTINUEO FOR LOSS OR IMPENOING LOSS OF ONE CM RCS
B.
THESE PHASES WILL ALSO BE CONTINUED IF THE CM-RCS IS ARMED.
LOSS OF ONE SYSTEM AND ANY DEGRADATION IN THE REMAINING SYSTEM IS CAUSE FOR ENTRY
NEXT BEST PTP.
INTO
THE
LM DESCENT PHASE
THERE ARE NO CSM RCS FAILURES THAT ARE CAUSE FOR TERMINATING THE DESCENT
18-4
ALL OTHER PHASES

A.
SUSTAINED LEAK IN OR LOSS OF HELIUM SUPPLY PRESSURE OR HELIUM MANIFOLD PRESSURE (COULD BE
EITHER FUEL OR O X I D U E R ) IN ONE CM RCS RING DELETES THE REDUNDANCY OF T H E ENTRY ATTITuDE
CONTROL SYSTEM AND REDUCES THE DELTA V AVAILABLE FOR HYBRID DEORBIT. LOSS OF H E L VI U " SjPPLr
PRESSURE OR HfcLIUM MANIFOLO PRESSURE IN BOTH CM RCS RINGS DELETES A L L E N T R
ATTITUDE
CONTROL CAPABILITY REQUIRING CONTINGENCY SM RCS SPIN UP PRIOR TO CM/SM SEP. T M E LOSS OF ONE
OR BOTH CM RCS RINGS IS CAUSE FOR TERMINATING THE PHASE AND MISSION BY ENTRY INTO T* NEXT
BEST PTP.
ARMING OF THE CM RCS RINGS* WHETHER THE PROPELLANT ISOLATION VALVES ARE OPENED
IS CAUSE FOA TERMINATING THE PHASE AND MISSION INTO THE NEXT BEST PTP.
RULE NUMBERS 18*9 THROUGH

lt-t ARE RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
CSM CM-RCS
GENERAL
PAGE
1B-1
OR
CLOSED*
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 18 - CSM CM-RCS
R ITEM
18-10
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
TMRUSTER TEMP CONTROL .

CM RCS TMRUSTERS *lLL BE HEATED PRIOR TO ENTRY FOR 20 MINUTES OR UNTIL THE LOWEST
INOICATED
TEMPERATURE IS 28 DEG. F.. WHICHEVER COMES FIRST. IF THRuSTERt*) HEATER FUNCTION FAILSt CM RCS
IS STILL CONSIDERED OPERATIONAL PENDING RESULTS OF CM RCS CHECKOUT PRIOR TO ENTRY.
MALF PROC RCS
18-11
HELIUM INTERCONNECT
AS A LAST RESORT* IF THE HELIUM IN ONE RING IS DEPLETED DUE TO A LEAK AND THE PROPELLANT
DEPLETED IN THE OTHER RINGt Ti-E SYSTEMS MAY BE INTERCONNECTED IF THE REMAINING
PROPELLANT
REQUIRED FOR CONTROL. ONCE INTERCONNECTED* THE RINGS CANNOT BE ISOLATED* MALF PROC RCS

18-19 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 CSM CM-RCS
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
18-2
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION I t - CSM CM-RCS
ITEM
RULE C0N0ITION/MALFUNCTION *
t
i
PHASE
RULING
i
i
i
t
i
i
18-20
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
SPECIFIC MISSION RULES '
SUSTAINED LEAK IN
OR COMPLETE LOSS OF
OF HELIUM SUPPLY
PRESSURE
A* ONE RING
LAUNCH
A.I.
LO/
DESCENT/
LUNAR
STAY
ALL
OTHERS
B. BOTH RINGS
CONTINUE MISSION AND

ENTER PTP *-*
2. CONTINUE MISSION
LAUNCH
3. TERMINATE PHASE AND '

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
B.I,
A.3.
NORMAL ENTRY

ENTER PTP 2-1.
UNLESS PRIOR TO
TOWER JETTISON, IF
PRIOR TO TOWER
JETTISON* ABORT
DESCENT
2. CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
OTHERS
3* TERMINATE PHASE ANO

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
B.3. CONTINGENCY SM RCS SPINUP

PRIOR TO CM/SM SEP FOR DEOKdIT ANO
T3C FOR LUNAR RETURN ENTRY.
li-21
SUSTAINED LEAK IN OR
COMPLETE LOSS OF
HELIUM MANIFOLD
PRESSURE (COULD
BE EITHER FUEL OR
OXIDIZER)
'A.I,
LAUNCH
A, ONE RING
LO/
'
'DESCENT/
LUNAR
STAY
1
ALL
OTHERS
B. BOTH RINGS

ENTER orp 6-,
2 . CONTINUE MISSION
3. TERMINATE PHASE AND
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
'B.I* CONTINUE MISSION AND
'LAUNCH
ENTER PTP 2-1

UNLESS PRIOR TO
TOWER JETTISON. IF
PRIOR TO TOWER
JETTISON* ABORT*
DESCENT
'ALL
OTHERS
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
2. CONTINUE MISSION
1
OATE
3. TERMINATE PHASE AND *

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
SECTION
4/16/69 CSM CM-RCS
GROUP
8,3 CONTINGENCY SM RCS SPINUP

PRIOR TO CM/SM SEP FOR DEORBIT ANO
TBD FOR LUNAR RETURN ENTRY.
PAGE
SPECIFIC
18-3
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION I t - C5M CM-RCS
ITEM
RULE
18-22
PHASE
CM RCS IS ARMED FOR LO/

ANY REASON
DESCENT/
1
LUNAR
1
STAY
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
'OTHERS
TERMINATE PHASE AND

ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
RULE NUMBERS 18-23

THROUGH 18-49 ARE
RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/49 CSM CM-RCS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
lt-4
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
SECTION I S -
CSM CM-ftCS -
CONCLUDED
ITEM
18-30
MEAS DESCRIPTION
CM
CM
CM
CM
HE
ME
TK
TIC
PCM
TIC A PRESS
TK B PRESS
A TEMP
fi TEMP
CR0001P
CR0002P
CR0003P
CROOO4P
CR0033P
CR0036P
CM HE MNFLD A PRESS
CM HE MNFLD B PRESS
MISSION
APOLLO 11
INSTRUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS '
REV
DATE
ONBOARD
METER
METER
METER
METER
METER/Cfrw
METER/CfrW
SECTION
4/16/49 CSM CM-ftCS
TRANSDUCERS CATEGORY
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
SEPARATE
SEPARATE
GROUP
M
M
HO
HD
M
M
PACE
INSTR REQ
18-5
MISSION RULE
REFERENCE
18-20
18-20
18-20
18-20
18-21
18-21
119 EMU/EVA
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
P.EV
SECTION if - EMU/EVA -
\TFK-
ITEM
GENERAL
19-1
TO INITIATE AND CONTINUE THE FOLLOWING MISSION PHASES* THE EXTRAVEHICULAR

MUST PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM C A P A B I L I T I E S DOCKED (TUNNEL HARDWARE
MOBILITY
UNIT
I EMUi
INSTALLED)/UNDOCKED/RNOZ
TWO LIFE SUPPORT UNITS (PLSS AND OPS OR TWO

SUPPORT A 30-MINu.TE CONTINGENCY TRANSFER*
OPS)
PROVIDING
SUFFICIENT
CONSUMABLES
TS
EVA
1.
NOMINAL (TWO MAN)

TWO EXTRAVEHICULAR MOBILITV UNITS (EMU)
SUPPORT CHECKOUT AND THE PLANNED EVA,
WITH
SUFFICIENT
CONSUMABLES
TO
ALTERNATE
AN EXTRAVEHICULAR MOBILITY UNIT (EMU) WITH SUFFICIENT CONSUMABLES TO SUPPORT
CHECKOUT AND THE ALTERNATE EVA.
MANAGEMENT
19-2
THE PLSS BATTERY IS CONSIDERED TO HAVE A MINIMUM OF 1*3 A M P - H R CAPABILITY. This CONSwMABLE
GAGED BY MONITORING GT814QC/GT8240C AND PROCESSING IN T*E RTCC T O OBTAIN A M P - H R S .
19-3
THE PLSS PRIMARY OXYGEN SUBSYSTEM (POSJ iS CONSIDERED TO HAVE A MINIMUM SOURCE PRESSURE GF 1060
PSIA TO SATISFY THE PLANNED EVA. THIS CONSUMABLE IS GAGED BY MONITORING GT6182P/GTa282P ANO
PROCESSING IN THE RTCC TO OBTAIN LBS MASS.
19-4
THE PLSS FEEDWATER RESERVOIR IS CONSIDERED TO HAVE A NOMINAL LOADING OF 8.5 L B S .

THIS
CONSUMABLE
IS GAGED
BY
MONITORING
GT8154T/GTS254Tt
GT8196T/GT8296T
uT8182P>GT8282Pt
GT3U0P/GT8213P AND PROCESSING IN THE RTCC AND *AND CALCULATIONS TO OBTAIN LBS REMAINING.
19-5
THE CONTAMINANT CONTROL ASSEMBLY IS CONSIDERED TO HAVE A 4tOO BTU

THIS CONSUMABLE (LIOH) IS GAGED BY MONITORING POS CONSUMPTION*
TOTAL
RU ES 19-i THROUGH
19 19 ARE RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 EMU/EVA
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL/
MANAGEMENT
19-1
METABOLIC
CAPABILITY.
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 19 - EMU/EVA 'RULE
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
SPECIFIC
19-20
LOSS OF PRESSURE
INTEGRITY
EVA
REF MALF EMU
A. PGA PRESS LESS

THAN
3.75
A. GT8168P/GT8268P PQA ^fciSS

PRESS GAGE
A. TERMINATE EVA
PSIA
(TM) AND
ANO DECREASING OR
p
GA PRESS GAGE OF
LESS THAN 3.7
PSIA AND
DECREASING
LOW PGA PRESS FLAG ANNUNCIATOR

1. ACTIVATE OPS
HIGH 02 FLOw FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
2* INGRESS LM
PGA PRESS GREATER
THAN 4.05 PSIA
(TM) AND
INCREASING OR
PGA PRESS GAGE OF
GREATER THAN 4.0
PSIA ANO
INCREASING
REF MALF EMg
B. TERMINATE EVA
B GT8168P/GT8268P PGA PRESS PGA

MRESS GAÊ CRE* SENSIBLE DETECTION
HIGH 02 FLOW FtAG ANNuNCIATwK
1. ACTIVATE OPS
2. CLOSE POS SHUTOFF

VALVE
3* INGRESS LM
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 CEVT
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
19-2
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION
RULE
19-21
PHASE
19
EMU/E'VA
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF OXYGEN
VENTILATION
A* FAN FAILURE
REF MALF EMU
EVA
A. TERMINATE EVA
A. GT8140C/GT8240C P L S S bAT CuR
1. ACTIVATE OPS
OT81*iV/GT824lV PLSS BAT VOLT
2. OPEN PGA PURGE

VALVE
GT817OT/GT827OT SU8L 02 OuT TEMP

LOW VENT FLOW FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
3. INGRESS LM ASAP
a. NOXIOUS ODOR
EVA
B. TERMINATE EVA
B. CREW SENSIBLE DETECTION
1. ACTIVATE OPS
GT8175P/GT8275P PLSS CO2 PP
2. OPEN PGA PURGE

VALVE
HIGH CO2 PP FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
3* INGRESS LM ASAP
19-22
HUMIDITY CONTROL
MALFUNCTION
REF
A. DEGRADED
OPERATION OF
WATER SEPARATOR
TOTAL LOSS OF
WATER SEPARATOR
EVA
B. TERMINATE EvA
DETECTION
B. CRE* SENSIBLE OETEC~.CN

GT8U0'5/GTa210P FÊZ *2C PRESS
oT81^0C/GT820C PLSS BAT Cu*
LOW
FEED
ANNUNCIATOR
2 INGRESS ^ M ASAP
19-23
THRU
19-29 AKE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
EMU
A, CONTINUE MISSION
REDUCE WORK. PROFILE
TO COMPENSATE
FOR INCREASES
HUMIDITY
1. IF DEHUMIDIFICATION
IS REJuIRED*
ACTIVATE OPS IN
PURGE *GDE
RULES
MALF
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 CEVT
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
19-3
^20
PRESS
FWAO
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
ftRULE
19-30
SECTION I f - EMU/EVA CONDITION/MALFUNCTION
PHASE
RULING
LOSS OF LIQUID
TRANSPORT LOOP
THERMAL CONTROL
A DEGRADED
CIRCULATION
(LESS THAN 3*5
LBS/MIN>
'
JSVA
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
REF HALF EMU

1
1
1
A* GT8134T/GT8234T LCG H2O TEMP
ADJUST WORK PROFILE TO

COMPENSATE FOR
DEGRADED COOLING
GT819*T/GT8296T LCG H2O AT

GT8140C/GT8240C PLSS BAT CUR
GT8141V/GT8241V PLSS BAT VOLT
GT8U0P/GT8210P FEED H20 PRESS
CREW SENSIBLE DETECTION
REF MALF EMU
EVA
B LOSS OF
CIRCULATION
>B*
TERMINATE EVA
8* GT8140C/GT8240C PLSS BAT CUR
1. IF ADDITIONAL
COOL IMG I*
WVwUiHU 4 9
GT8141V/GT8241V PLSS BAT VOLT
1
1
1
1
GT81S4T/GT8254T LCG H20 TEMP
REQUIRED* ACTIVATE '

OPS IN PURGE MOOE
2* INGRESS LM ASAP
GT8196T/GT8296T LCG H20 DELTA T
'
GT8110P/GT8210P FEED H20 PRESS
REF MALF EMU
EVA
C. DEGRADED
SUBLlMATOft
wvDb4nA1Wn
1
(LIQUID TRANSPORT
LOOP HEAT
REJECTION LESS
THAN 1250 STU/HR
IN MAX H20
DIVERTER VALVE
POSITION
>C CONTINUE MISSION

1
C GT8154T/GT8254T LCG H20 TEMP

GT819*T/GT8296T LCG H20 DELTA T
1* ADJUST WORK PROFILE1

TO COMPENSATE FOR
DEGRADED COOLING
'

GT8170T/GT8270T SUBL 02 OUT TEMP
2* IF COOLING IS
'
INADEQUATE* CREWMAN'
MAY ATTEMPT A WET
SUBLIMATOR KESTAfcT
LOW
FEED
ANNUNCIATOR
H20
PRESS
FLAG
REF MALF EMU

D.
EVA
SUBLIMATOR
FAILURE
~ * * tWRt
D. TERMINATE EVA
1
'
lf-fl
FEED H2O PRESSURE

DECAY
FEED M2O PRESSURE
LESS THAN J O PSIA
AND DECREASING
'
'
'EVA
D. GT8134T/GT8254T LCG H20 TEMP
1 IF ADDITIONAL
COOLING IS
<
REQUIRED* ACTIVATE '
OPS IN PURGE MODE '
GT8196T/GT8296T LCG H20 DELTA T
2* INGRESS LM ASAP
GT817gT/GT8270T SuBL 02 OuT TEMP
'
REF MALF EMU

TERMINATE EVA
'
'

GT81S4T/GT8294T LCG H20 TEMP
1. IF ADDITIONAL
'
COOLING IS
REQUIRED* ACTIVATE <
OPS IN PURGE MODE '
>2 INGRESS LM ASAP
GT8170T/GT8270T SUBL 02 OUT TEMP
GT81fftT/GTS29ftT LCG H20 DELTA T

LOW
FEED
ANNUNCIATOR
H20
PRESS
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/14/69 CEVT
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
Xf-4
FLAG
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 19 - EMU/EVA CONDITION/MALFUNCTION*
19-32
PHASE
RULING
DEPLETION OF POS
D
OS PRESS LESS
THAN 152 P S U
CuES/NOTES/COMMNTS
REF MALF EMU

EVA
TERMINATE EVA
GT8182P/GT8282P PLSS 02 PRESS
1 ACTIVATE OPS
GT8168P/GT8268P PGA PRESS
2. INGRESS LM
PGA PRcSS GAGE

LOW PGA PRESS FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
PLSS 02 QTY INO
! 19-33
LOSS OF MAIN POWER

SUPPLY
REF MALF EMU
** PLSS BAT VC^T

LESS THAN 16#C
VCC *ND
DECREASING
A, TERMINATE EVA
A. GT8l40C/GT82*0C PLSS bAT CU*

GT8141V/GT82<1V PLSS BAT VOLT
ACTIVATE OPS IN A
PURGE MODE

LOW VENT FLOW FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
2. INGRESS LM ASAP
5.
TOTAL
A.MP-
EVA
B. TERMINATE EVA
B. GT81*CC/GT82<GC PLSS BAT CwR
EVA
CONTINUE MISSION
REF
VERIFY PERFORMANCE OF FAN

PUMPt AND EVC
GT81<0C/GTd<i4GC PLSS BAT CUR
R E ^ A I N ING
9-J- ! DEGRADED
CUR LESS THAN 2C

4MB OR CUR GREATER
AMP
CC PP GREATER THAN
1 C t 0 MM MG AND
INCREASING
EMg
LOW VENT FLU* FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
EVA
TERMINATE EVA
ACTIVATE OPS IN A PURGE
MODE INGRESS LM ASAP
*-;& { LCiS OP --
!19-37
MAL*
GT8175P/GTS275P PLii C02 PP

i-ilGh C02 ^^ FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
CONTINUE MISSION
EVA
uOSS 0* CRITICAL
INSTRUMENTATION
NOTE
TERMINATE EVA
REF MR 20-<2
REF SECTION 20 FOR EVA COMMUNICATIONS RULES
RULES 1-3S THRU

19-40 ARE RESERVED.
:
i
MISSION
APOLLO 11
EV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 CEVT
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
19-5
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 19 - EMU/EVA - CONCLUOEO
ITEM
ITEM
PAM
19-41
MEAS DESCRIPTION
ONBOARD
FEED H2O PRESS

LOW FEED H2O PRESS
PLSS EKG
PLSS BAT CUR
PLSS BAT VOLT
LCG H2O TEMP
PGA PRESS
PGA PRESS GAGE
LOW PGA PRESS
SUBL 02 OUT TEMP
PLSS C02 PP
HIGH C02 PP
PLSS 02 PRESS
PLSS 02 OTY I NO
HIGH 02 FLOW
LOW VENT FLOW
LCG H20 DELTA T
TRANSDUCERS
GT8110P/GT8210P
COMMON
FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
GT8124J/GT8224J
GT8i40C/GTi240C
GTB141V/GTI241V
GT8154T/GT8254T
GT8140P/GT8240P
METER
FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
GT8170T/GT8270T
GT8173P/GT8275P
FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
GT8182P/GT8282P
COMMON
METER
FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
GT8196T/GT8296T
! OPS DRESS GAGE

! OPS REG PRESS GAGE
I HEATER STATUS CHECK
CATAGORY
MISSION RULE
REFERENCE
HO
M
HO
HD
HO
HD
M
M
HO
HD
M
HD
M
H
M
HO
METER
METER
GREEN LIGHTS
1 OF
2M
( AEROMEOICAL PARAMETER REFERENCE SECTION 31*

I ! OF 2 OPS REG PRESS GAGES IS MANOATORYt
9**2 j CRITICAL
i
INSTRUMENTATION
PAM
FM/FM
MEAS DESCRIPTION
TRANSDUCER
METER
COMMON
METER/TONEFLAG
PLSS C02 PP/HIGH C02 PP

FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
METER/TONE-
GT8173P/
GT8275P
LOW VENT FLOw

FLAG ANNUNCIATOR
ONBOARD
PLSS 02 PRESS/PLSS02 QTY I NO GT0182P/

GT0282P
PGA PRESS GAGE/LOW PGA PRESS
FLAG ANNUNCIATOR/PGA PRESS
GT8140P/
GT826IP
COMMON
FLAG
TONE-FLAG
)
MISSION
APOLLO 11
*EV
DATE
SECTION
4/14/49 EMU/EVA
GROUP
PAQg
PRELAUNCH
INSTR
19-4
20 COMMUNICATIONS/
INSTRUMENTATION
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECT ION 20 - COMMUNICATIONS

R
AND
INSTRUMENTATION
ITEM
20-1
TO
INITIATE
INSTRUMENTATION
THE FOLLOWING
MISSION
PHASES*
SYSTEMS M - J S ^ PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING
NCTc
RENDEZVOUS/CONTINGENCY
wM-ACTIvE
THE CSM. LM. AND

MINIMUM C A P A B I L I T I E S
EVA
COMMUNICATIONS
Afw
RETURN ASSUMED.
LAUNCH
THERE ARE NO COMMUNICATIONS/INSTRUMENTATION
WILL BE T E R M I N A T E D .
ALL
PHASES
EXCEPT
LAUNCH
BASELINE
FAILURES
?0R WHICH
THE
CRITICAL INSTRUMENTATION (CRITICAL INSTRUMENTATION IS THAT

ONBOARD oR TM DURING M S F N AQS OR ONBOARD O N L Y DURING MFSN
V ; c v * I S S I C \ uO/NC-uC CSI'ERIAi
2.
T*c-wA*
COMM
BETWEEN
PHASE
REQUIREMENTS
1*
vCICE
LAUNCH/INSERT ION
INSTRUMENTATION.
LOS REQUIRED
TC
SPACECRAFT,
NOTE
T H I S MAY BE SATISFIED
5Y UMBILICAL INTERCO W
DURING DOCkEC P H A S E S .
3.
TwO-wAY N/CICE COMM bETwEEN CSM OR LM AND MSFN DURING ALL. DOC<ED
ANC dETwcEN 3 0 T H SPACECRAFT ANO *SFN DURING UNOOClCED A C T I V I T I E S .
I,
aCwERED
DESCENT
ADDITIONAL
LM -90 ANO CSM OPERATIONAL
LUNAR
1.
2.
STAY
"OR
F
C R ONE-MAN
2.
DUPLEX
4.
LM-L33 TM.
i
ii
REQUIREMENTS
TELEMETRY.
NOTE
NO REQUIREMENT
AFTER P O I .
C0MM
SETWEEN
EvAvOICE
COMM
BETWEEN
vOlCE
COMM
ADDITIONAL
FOR ANY VOICE
BETWEEN
BCTH
EVA
MSFN
A N C CN E V A .
ANO LM OR EVA.
CRCWMEN.
OF-
A.
EITHER OR BOTH THE CSM AND T H E LM U P D A T A
9.
EITHER
C.
EITHER OR BOTH TM CSM DSE AND THE. LM DSEA
LINUS
D.
THE C S V HIGH
E.
EVA
F.
EITHER OR BOTH LM AND CSM FM DOWNLINES
G.
EITHER
-.
V-F RANGING
TM CSM AND THE L CAUTION
GAIN
SFN
REQUIREMENTS
THE MISSION WILL BE CONTINUED WITH THE LOSS
OR S O T H
COMM
REQUIREMENTS
EVA-VOICE
TC-f<AN
RENDEZVOUS
20-2
ADDITIONAL
ACTIVITIES
AND WARNING
SYSTEMS
ANTENNA
TELEMETRY
OP BOTr L^ AND CSM uSB RANGING
i
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 COMMUNICATIONS
AND INSTR
GROUP
PAGE
i
1
GENERAL
20-1
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 20 - COMMUNICATIONS AND
R
INSTRUMENTATION
ITEM
20-3
VHP V A
A.
120
VOICE
COMMUNICATIONS
PR IOR I T I . A R E
T W O - M A N EVA
1.
PRIMEtVA-1
296.8 Z)
AR/CVA-2
2.
BACKUP
EVA-1 A/EVA-2 e OR EVA-1 S/EVA-2
296.8 MHZ. RECEIVE e RC* u * ON 296.B M2J
1.
2.
BACKUPEVA-;
;MEEVA-1
M 2 J
OR EVA-2
OR
AR
(TRANSMIT
A (TRANSMIT
TO LM ON
259.7
MH2 t
A (TRANSMIT
TO LM 259.7 M M Z #
EvA-2 B (TRANSMIT
RECEIVE
LM
TO LM ON 259.7 MuZ AND
RECEIVE
TO LM 296*8 M M Z
PROM
FROM
LM
296.8
RECEIVE FROM
CM
259.7
CONFIGURATION
VHP
DJPLEX
6 A N D J S B - I I I 8E
SIMULTANEOUSLY
ITN
POR - A U N C H
e E S " JuALlT*
TRANSMITTED/RECEU:
AND E A R T H
DOWNLINE
ORBIT.
* ILL BE REMCTD
TO
M0uS*0NU
v-c * SIMPLE* 296.6 M * Z IS PRIME v'uICE CCMM BtTWctN V C H I C L L S

RANGING *Z\ DUPLE* S ( S M ) AND D U P L E X A (.Ml W I L L BE USEO*
B Sl'"D^-t* 2 3 9 , " M H Z IS BACKUP
oSfc IS PÎM
wiB-v^ff
S / C.
6*
7.
VOICE
*ELAr
TO j-z A S I ^ P
BETWEEN M S F N
i v'CICE COM**-BACKUP
296.8 M M Z
EXCEPT
BUT
DURING
* I LL
A N O C S M OR
TC wSB
BETWEEN
MAUFLNCT I ONEW
NORMAL VLICE COMM ^ j LL

USE SIMULTANEOUS
MSFN
UPLINK
TO
BOTi .'
wi-ÊVtR I ? OEQLIREMENT S M Q U L O EXIST. SIMULTANEOUS I N U E P E N O E N * ^ ^ F N / C S M
MbrN/'L* CCVM ^CDlS <ÎLL BE INITIATO.
C S M AND L* *IwL
"OANSÎT
SIMULTANEOUSLY
8.
PJMC
Q.
:s * - : :.*.T 2* * C : W - W E T E
^
MLUC
0R vrICLE- O-VHlCL
A I W - =E CCN IuU-E2
COMM
CN y^
DURING
L O S S O^ C L M S-SAND
FOR LM T-O-.vAY
3E
3 W AY
ANO
ANO u S B .
LUNAR
STAY
IS VIA MbFN
CC^^L-NILA-'IC'.S : * -
A N D RETAINED
RELAY.
C
N.
T*E
ÔR T E ! AND TEC.
LV/CSM' EVA^ 5 " N

L*-' Y*t3--v ÊwA^ wi-H T O - M A N E V A P R I M M O D E I S P ^ A N N E O F O R E V A
C J V I - V . S TRANSMIT/RECEIVE ONL Y L - T R A N S V I r
>'*f A, RECEIVE v>-P
M p>
i , C D V C I J U E D POS uSB RE-AY.
A-.5
6.
L< T W O - * A T ^toAY ÎTp. T*O-MAN EVA t-AC*wO MODE IS BACKUP ÔR EVA
OPERATIONS.
C S * 1 u S S TRANiVl'/RECEIVE ONLY* L M - T R A N S M I T \J^^ Af RECcIvE vrF A AND B
Mi s *. CONFIGURES ffD* USB RELAY.
L-*T * C - * A V REÂY .VITH ONE-MAN E V A PRiv. OR
BACKUP
MODE
.NLCiS"* Y w " 3 v " U S B TRANSMIT/RECEIVE ONLY# L M T R A N S M I T
AN3 3 M J F % C O N r : G L R E D "OR uSB RELAY.
^wt
NUMBERS 23-i
VI SSI ON
APOLLO 11
wiLL ttE L-iiED IF

A . RECtlVfe
v-F A
THROUGH
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
COMMUNICATIONS
AND INSTR
GENERAL
PAGE
20-2
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 20 - C O M M U N I C A T I O N S
R
AND
INSTRUMENTATION
ITEM*
2 0-10
20-11
CSM VHF/uSB
MANAGEMENT
f%
FOR CREW REST
e.
NORMAL C O N T R O L OF T M E S-BAND MODES WILL BE BY GROUNO C O M M A N D .

P O S I T I O N wILc REFLECT O U T - O F - s l T E C O N T A C T C O N C I G U R A ^ I O N .
DS
P E R I O D S CSM S-fiAND A N T E N N A S WILL BE S E L E C T E D 3Y G R O U N D

CSM
COMMANDS.
COMMUNICATIONS
SwITCr-
MANAGEMENT
A,
LM AND CSM L O * BIT RATE TELEMETRY WILL BE RECORDED C O N T I N U O U S L Y WHEN NOT IN CONTACT *I~.~
G R O U N D TELEMETRY SITES AND WILL BE PLAYED SACIC AT LEAST ONCE PER R E V O L U T I O N IN LuNAR O R B I T .
3.
C" H I G V
C.
BIT 3ATE DSE R E C O R O I N G S WILL BE MADE DURING T M F O L L O W I N G
1.
UAU-NCM
2.
S-Iv/6/CSM
CM/LM
6.
w*
SEPAKA T I O N
SEPARATION AND
INAL
OPERATIONS-
ENTRY
Si"
DATA DU*P -OGS - I I I . E9 MAINTAINED AND MSFN DATA R E C O R D I N G STORAGE .wlix Bt M A N A G E O

P - y Ze AN^ DATA RCO R O E : ^ I T ^ I N r-~ P R E V I O U S 2*> M G U R S .
USING -IGH G A I N A N T E N N A S . DSF R E C O R D I N G AN D D J M : N G

ABOVE.
A III. O
IN
:)RDR
ANAG0
USING
OMNI'St b * AND CS LOW SIT RA
C O N T I N U O U S L Y *iN NOT I\ C O N T A C T I T H G K C W N
BE DUMPED U N L E S S A M A L F U N C T I O N SO D I C T A T E S .
A C T I V A T E D FOR TÊ D U V P .
120-12
CTE AND M I S S I O N
A.
TIVER
MANAGEMENT
CTE A N D T H E MISSION
C C C j R S A F T E " T-2C
TIM^
CTE AND T M MISSION T I M ? R

ORBIT I N S E R T I O N .
20-13
LM USB/TM
A.
3.
C.
20-U
HI^L BE C O N F I G U R E D T3 C L O C < is G i *
FLIG-T -O*EVR
CTE ILL NOT BE CORRECTED NTIL C O M P L E T I O N OF
A ! L L BE ALLOWED TO
SEC
BEFORE
BEING
!c A
w-OA'EO
MANAGEMENT
FOR NORMAL LM C O W E R E D u c 3 H A S E S THE LM STEERABLt A\T*N.NA - I T N "*> P O - E 9 A M P ^

USED, DURING ,-WÂR STAV, rp TH ERECTASLE ANTENNA :S JSED TM OO*ER
A^
TURNED OFF IF H B R T^ A \ D VOICE C I R C U I T MARGINS ARE A D E Q U A T E .
DURING P E R I O D S OP L " C U T - O F - S T A T I C N C O N T A C T (.uNA ? A R S I D E ) .
"-E * v olT
S W I T C H E D e R C M 3R T O L B R AND TRANSMITTED TO *- C S V OvR v - e 3 E*CP*
DURING
AN0 P E R I O D S CF C R I ' I C A - VOICE C O M M U N I C A T I O N S .
p
*.--
MONITORING
DURING SLEEP P E R I O D S T_B CREWMEN WILL SLEEP W I T H N A O S E T S

ALERT S I G N A L .
TO
MONITOR
RULE NUMBERS 20-15 T ^

20-19 ARE R E S E R V E :
MISSION
A P O L L O 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
COMMUNICATIONS
ANO INSTR
MANAGEMENT
PAGE
20-3
OR
MCir^
DC
RANG INu
O R ALL LUNAR STAY O ^ E R A T I C N S * H B R TM wlLw BE USED*
SYSTEM
A-TER
AND/OR
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 20 - COMMUNICATIONS ANO INSTRUMENTATION
RULE CONOITION/MAkFuNCTIQN 1
PHASE
RULING
CuES/NOTES/COÊNTS
SPECIFIC MISSION RULES '

20-20
LOSS OF TWO-WAY V*F
CONTINUE MISSION
DOCKED
REF MAL POC
VOICE COM* BETWEEN

SPACECRAFT
COMM
3 LOSS OF VrtF VOICE C3*

UNDOCKED CONTINUE MISSION
NO GO FOR DOI
DESCENT
ORBIT
CONTINUE MISSION
POwERED
DESCENT
CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
CONTINUE MISSION
N O GO F O R rVA
W I T H CS'-'
IF D U P L E X
OR SIMPLEX VOICE BETWEEN

LM/EVA NOT AVAILABLE.
I 20-21 LOSS OF TWO-WAY

VOICE COMM *lTw
REF M A L PROC COM*--

^ LOSS OF S-3AND VOICE CU
A, L ONLY
DOCKED
A. CONTINUE MISSiCN
5 S-BAND RECOVER
AiE LOCK.
NC G.C FOR DC!

B. CSM ONLY
LAUNCH
CANNCT
B.I. CONTINUE MISSION
0R9IT
2. ENTER NEXT BLOCK

DATA POINT
TLC
3. CONTINUE MISSION
EARTH
B.3.
ENTER
LM C A R L Y
TO USE
FOR VOICE COMM * I T H MSFN.

NC GO FOR LCI
ALL
DESCENT
0R6IT
C. LM OR
C.I. CONTINUE MISSION

NO GO *0R PDI
20-22
POWERED
DESCENT
2. CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
3. LM LIFTOFF ASAP
LOSS OF CSM TM
A. HSR OR LBR
ALL
A. CONTINUE MISSION
B. ALL TM
LAUNCH
ORBIT
POWERED
DESCENT
3. CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
ST. AY
* LM LIFTOFF ASAP
MISSION
APOLLO II
REV
DATE
SECTION
ANO INSTR
GROUP
SPECIFIC
20-4
S-BANO
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 20 - COMMUNICATIONS AND INSTRUMENTATION
PULE
MA5E
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
SPECIFIC
20-23
LOSS OF LM TM
A* LOSS OF LBR
ONLY
B. LOSS OF NBR
ONLY
REF MAL PROC COMH

ALL
A, CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
DESCENT
ORBIT
MSFN REPORTS LOSS OF
2. RETURN TO VICINITY
OF CSM ASAP
NO GO FOR PDl
C. LOSS OF ALL TM
DOCKED
UNDOCKED
C.i. CONTINUE MISSION

OF CSM ASAP
NC GO FOR DCI
DESCENT
0R9IT
OF CSM A5AP
NO GO FOR POI
2*. f LOSS OF CRITICAL

i 20j INSTRUMENTATION
POWERED
DESCENT
*. CONTINUE MISSION
NO GO S OR LUNAR STA>
LJNAR
5. LM LIFTOFF ASAP
LAUNCH
CONTINUE MISSION
EO
NO GO FCR T-1
TLC
CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
OR8IT
NC GO FOR UNCOCKED
AC- 'IVITIES
DOCKED
DO NOT UNDCCK
UNDOCKED
COCK ASAP
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
EPO
NO GO FOR TLI
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
NO GO LCI
20-25
LOSS OF ONE C S M PMP

POWER SUPPLY
120-26 i LOSS Of BOTH CSM

QwER AMPLIFIERS
MISSION
REV
OATE
SECTION
GROUP
PAGE
APOLLO 11
#/16/69 COMMUNICATIONS
AND INSTR
SPECIFIC
20-5
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 20 - COMMUNICATIONS AND INSTRUMENTATION
PHAS E
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
20-27
LOSS OF THE SCE
20-28
LOSS OF TWO CSM

AUDIO CENTERS
20-29
EPO
NO GO FOR TLI
TLC
CONTINUE MISSION
NO GO FOR LOI
LUNAR
ORBIT
CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
CONTINUE MISSION
EPO
NO GO FOR TLI
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
L2SS OP VOICE FROM
DUAL
CONTINU MISSION
EVA-2
EVA
TO
EVA-1
EVA-1 HAS EVC-1 EVA-2 IAS EvC-2
EVA-2 GO POSITION ( B'
LOSS OF VOICE FROM

EVA-1 TO VA-2
20-30
DUAL
EVA
CONTINUE MISSION
1 EVA-2 GO TO
POSITION A*
2. EVA-i GO TO
POSITION '9 1
LOSS OF DUPLEX
VOICE BETWEEN
EVA-1 AND EVA-2
20-31
DUAL
EVA
TERMINATE EVA
i
LOSS OF TWO-WAY
VOICE BETWEEN
MSFN AND EVA
20-32
DUAL
EVA
CONTINUE MISSION
i EVA-2 GO TO
POSITION 'A 11
EVA-2 GO TO
POSITION Bl
2* IF UNABLE TO
RE-ESTABLISH COM*
EVA-2 MAY ELECT
TO RETURN TO LM ktiO
RECONFIGURE COMM
3 IF UNABLE TO
RE-ESTABLISH COMM*
TERMINATE EVA.
i
i
1
1
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
ANO INSTM
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
20-6
NASA
- Manned Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
ITF.v
SECTION 20 - COMMUNICATIONS ANO INSTRUMENTATION
RULE
20-33
LOSS OF TWO-WAY
VOICE BETWEEN MSFN
ANO BOTH LM AND EVA
PHASE
RULING
ALT
CONTINUE MISSION
EVA
(ONt-MAN) 1. RECONFIGURE LM TO
RE-ESTABLISH COMM
2.
20-34
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF DUPLEX
VOICE BETWEEN LM
ANO EVA
IF UNABLE TO
RE-ESTABLISH COMM*
TERMINATE EVA.
ALT EVA
CONTINUE MISSION
(ONE-MAN)
1. RECONFIGURE LM ANO EVA
TO 'JHF BACKUP MODE
2.
IF UNABLE TO
RE-ESTABLISH COMMt
TERMINATE EVA
RULES 20-35 THROUGH

20-39 ARE
RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
OMMUNICATIONS
ANO INSTR
SPECIFIC
PAGE
20-7
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION R U L E S
SECTION 20 - COMMUNICATIONS
It
AND
INSTRUMENTATION
CONCLUDED
I "" iM i
INSTRUf>*.N?ATuON RE^'J I REM*.T S

*EAS
DESCRIPTION
PCM
L'DL VALIDITY
SIGNAL
CT0262V
USB RECEIVER
AGC
CT3620E
JS3 RECEIVER
AGC
METER
US5 RECEIVER
ERROR
DSE
TAPE
C^z
TIMP
ONBOARD
TRA\iO
METE*
COMMON
nC
MD
CT0604F
CTQ012X
v-TJCN
CTQ145F
SCE 10 VDC
CT0018V
SCE 5 VDC
CT0C17V
CT0015V
CTOOlov
| = C" I R E " 85
1 =:- -I RE?
PERCENT
CT0125V
15 PERCENT
CTC126V
M- INSTS'JMMAT:C\ R : . - ; ^ ^ 1 . ! ; '
; S DESCR I6*? ION

OSC
PCM
ONBOARD
TRANSDUCERS
I- 2
c*
:5C FA I- 3
CAL
CT
CA^ 15 P c
j S-SN5 ST O H ERR
I
! S-9NT RCvR SIG
GTQV92B
!
1
REV
MISSION
APOLLO
11
DATE*
SECTION
fc/16/69 COMMUNICATIONS
AND INSTR
GRCcP
PAGE
RtJ
20-8
TS
21 LM SEQUENTIAL
AND PYROTECHNIC
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
I Tf M
SECTION 21 - LM SEQUENTIAL AND PYROTECHNIC
ITEM
GENERAL
21-1
TO INITIATE THE. FOLLOWING MISSION PHASES* THE PYROTECHNIC SYSTEM

MINIMUM C A P A B I L I T I E S NOTE
LM-ACTIVE RENDEZVOUS/CONTINGENCY
RETURN ASSUMED
A*
MUST
PROVIOE
THE
CLLJwl'-
DOCKED OPERATIONS* UNCOCKING

ONE OPERATIONAL PYRO SYSTEM
B.
DESCENT ORBIT* POWERED OESCENT* LUNAR STAY

TWO OPERATIONAL PYRO SYSTEMS
21-2
DEFINITIONSLOSS OF PYRO SYSTEM
21-3
A.
PYRO BATTERY OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE LESS THAN 35 vDC
B*
UNABLE TO ARM SYSTEM
A PYRO SYSTEM WILL 8 DISABLED
IF
A.
ANY RELAY K2 THROUGH Kb INAOVERTENTLY CLOSES (REF MR 21-13 1
B.
ANY RELAY KJ THROUGH *15 INADVERTENTLY CLOSES.

DPS VENTING AND STAGING
SYSTEM wlLL 3E US0 FUR APS PRESSURIZATU
A PYRO SYSTEM IS DISABLED BY OPENING THE APPROPRIATE uOGlC PC*ER #I ClftCuiT fctftAKEfc
21-*
THE ASCENT AND DESCENT STAGES ARE CONSIDERED NON-RIGIDLY ATTACHED IF T H E GUILLOTINE FAILS
SEVER THE INTERSTAGE UMBILICALS ANO ALL OTHER INTERSTAGE ATTACHMENT POINTS HAvE -ÊuEAS
RULE NUMBERS 21-3 THROUGH 21-9 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM SEQUENTIAL
ANO PYROTECHNIC
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
MANAGEMENT
21-1
Center
MISSION RULES
RlV
ITEM
ITEM*
MANAGEMENT
21-10
APS WILL NOMINALLY BE PRESSURIZED IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO STAGING.

AP$ WILL NOT NORMALLY
PRESSURIZED MORE THAN 24 HOURS PRIOR TO THE LAST APS B U R N HOWEVER* IN A CONTINGENCY CASE.
APS MAY BE PRESSURIZED UP TO 3-1/2 DAYS PRIOR TO THE LAST APS BURN.
21-11
IF UNABLE TO DEPLOY ONE OR MORE LANDING GEAR. A LANOING WILL NOT BE ATTEMPTED.
BURNS WILL BE CONTINUED SINCE CONTROL PROBLEMS ARE NOT EXPECTEO TO EXIST ANO
LANDING GEAR FROM TH BURN WILL NOT AFFECT ALTERNATE MISSIONS*
21-12
UNDOCKED STAGING WITH ONE PYRO SYSTEM WILL BE PERFORMED ONLY IF ABSOLUTELY NECcSSAftY TO
CRE'W SAFETY.
21-13
FOR A Kl THROUGH Kb FAILURE^ THE GOOD SYSTEM WILL BE DISABLED ANO A PYRQ FUNCTION* OTHER
THAN
STAGINGt ATTEMPTED TO DETERMINE IF Kl HAS FAILED CLOSED. IF B O T H SYSTtMS Aft FAILED IN THIS
MODE* THEY MUST BOTH BE TESTED FUR A Kl FAILURE INDEPENDENTLY. A PYRO SYSTEM CANNOT ; yiSA8u*
FOR A Kl FAILURE.
21-14
AN ARNED PYRO SYSTEMtS) THAT CANNOT BE DEARMED IS

ENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATED WITH LUNAR TOUCHDOWN.
CONSIDERED
UNSAFE
FOR

21-19 ARE RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
ANO PYROTECHNIC
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
MANAGEMENT
21-2
THE
BE
DESCENT ENGlNt
OAMAGc TC TH
vlBRATIQN/$MOC*
Center
MISSION RULES
RtV
ITFM
RULE
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
SPECIFIC
21-20
LOSS
OF
REF MALF PROC ED
A* ONE PYRO SYSTEM
B TWO PYRO SYSTEMS
ALL
A* 1. DELAY STAGING AS
LONG AS POSSIBLE
DOCKED/
UNDOCKED
2. CONTINUE MISSION
NO-GO DOI
DESCENT
ORBIT
3. DOCK ASAP
NO-00 PDI
POWERED
DESCENT
4t(A> PDI TO PDI PLUS 5

ABORT
<B) POI PLUS 3 TO TO CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
3. LIFT OFF AT NEXT
ED RELAY
CSM RESCUE MAY BE REUUIKED DUE TO

RCS REDLINES
BEST OPPORTUNITY
ALL
B.
1. DOCK ASAP
2* ABORT
POWERED
DESCENT
21*21
UNABLE TO OtSARM
PYRO SYSTEM(S)
CONTINUE MISSION
NO-GO PDI
ALL
REF MALF PROC

1
FOR UNSTAGED OPERATION.

PLACE ONE ASCENT
BATTERY ON BUS POWERING
THE ACTIVE GUIDANCE
SYSTEMS.
CSM RESCirE MAY BE REQUIRED DUE TO
RCS
STAGE AS REQUIRED IN ORBIT
'
POWERED
DESCENT
ABORT
LUNAR
STAY
LIFT OFF AT NEXT BEST

OPPORTUNITY
NO-GO EVA
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
AND PYROTECHNIC
E D
ED RELAY
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
MANAGEMENT
21-3
-feu
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
'RULE
21-22
SECTION 21 - LM SEQUENTIAL ANO PYROTECHNIC

A RELAY K7 THROUGH
K19 INAOVERTENTLY
CLOSES
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
ALL
RELAYS
K7 EQUALS RCS PRESS
K8 EQUALS LANO GEAR DEPLOY
JCftA EQUALS LANO GEAR DEPLOY
K9 EQUALS OPS CRYO HE PRESS
K1O EQUALS ASC HE TANK 1
Kll EQUALS ASC HE TANK 2
K12 EQUALS ASC FUEL ANO
VALVE
OX
COMP
K12A EQUALS ASC FUEL ANO OX

VALVES ^SYSTEM A ONLY)
COMP
K13 EQUALS DPS FUEL AND OX VENT

Kit EQUALS OPS AMBIENT HE
K15 EQUALS DPS FUEL AND
VALVES
A* SYSTEM A
A CONTINUE MISSION
B CONTINUE MISSION
OPEN LOGIC POWER

B C/B UNTIL DPS CRYO HE
PRESSURI2ATION
ACCOMPLISHED.
BOTH SYSTEMS
C ! CONTINUE MISSION
2. PRIOR TO
POSITIONING MASTER
ARM SW TO O N
CLOSE OES HE REG 1
ANO 2
3* OPEN OES HE REG 1 AT
TIG OF DPS 1 BURN
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
ANO PYROTECHNIC
COMP
A ANO 6 - PRIOR TO DPS CRYO HE

PRESS* THE FAILED SYSTEM *ILL BE
DISABLED FOR ALL PYRQ FUNCTIONS*
SUBSEQUENTLY*
REMAINING
PYRQ
FUNCTIONS MILL BE ACCOMPLISHED USING.
m
SYSTEMS A AND S
OPEN LOGIC POWER

A C/B UNTIL OPS CRYO
HE PRESSURUATION
ACCOMPLISHED
6, SYSTEM B
OX
GROUP
SPECIFIC
MANAGEMENT
PAGE
Center
MISSION RULES
'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION 1
PHASE
RULING
CUE5/NOTES/COMMENTS
i
21-23
UNABLE TO STAGE
* ASCENT AND
DESCENT STAGES
STILL
THIS
RULE
ONLY
ALTERNATE MISSIONS
RNOZ
A. l. CONTINUE
MISSION
A. CSM RESCUE MAY BE

TO RCS REDLINES
APPLIES
Tw
INITIATED
Dui
RIGIDLY
TIf.D TOGETHER
S. INCOMPLETE
STAGING. VEHICLE
NOT RIGID
2. USE RCS FOR

MANEUVERS
RND2
B. 1. EXECUTE CSM RESCUE

2.
GO
TO
DRIFTING
fl. EVT MAY dE REQUIRED

INABILITY TO DOCK.
FWIJ^-T
RULE NUMBERS 2 1 - 2 *
THROUGH 2i-*9
ii I
t
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
ANO OYROTECMNIC
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
MANAGEMENT
1-5
oECAySE OF
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTIUN 2 1 -
LM SEOUE.NTIAL
PRELAUNCM
21-5C
DESCRIPTION
P.CM
D StoY A K1-K5
GY0201X
AND PYROTECHNIC
CONCLUDED
INSTRUMENTATION
ONBOARD
CATEGORY MISSION U L REr^kcNC:
SYS A STAGING LIGHT]
^
COMMON
CAUTION
21-i 2i 3 13 t ^ 3 . 2.
MD
LIGMT
i
i
I
I
i
j
ED RLY B <l-<6
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SELECTED ED BAT
VOLT
SYS B STAGING L I G H T J

METER
2 1 - 1 . 2 . 3t 1 3 . 2 0 . <.:
.M
21 -1 3 2 2
2 1 - 1 3 22
2 1 - 1 2 . 20
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MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
ANO PYROTECHNIC
GROUP
PAGE
PRELAUNCH
INSTR
21-6
122 LM ELECTRICAL
I
POWER
RFV
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 22 - LM ELECTRICAL POWER
ITEM
R ITEM'
22-1
GENERAL
TO INITIATE THE FOLLOWING MISSION PHASES* THE ELECTRICAL OQwER SYSTEM *UST PKOVIDE THE F
MINIMUM CAPABILITIESNOTE
LM ACTIVE RENDEZVOUS/CONTINGENCY RETURN ASSUMED
A.
DOCKED WITH HATCH OPEN AND ONE CREWMAN IN LM ON TRANSFER UMBILICAL

1.
CDR OR LMP BUS
2.
TWO DESCENT BATTERIES WITH ASSOCIATED FEEDER OR ONE ASCENT
ASSOCIATED FEEDER.
3.
B.
ENERGY
TO
WITH
COMPLETE T H E
DOCKED WITH HATCH CLOSED

1.
C.
SUFFICIENT AVAILABLE ASCENT OR DESCENT ELECTRICAL

PLANNED ACTIVITY PERIOD*
BATTERY
CDR ANO LMP BUSES
2.
TWO DESCENT BATTERIES PLUS ONE ASCENT BATTERY ON BOTH ASCENT 3ATTERUS.
3.
BOTH ASCENT FEEDERS
4.
SUFFICIENT AVAILABLE ASCENT OR DESCENT ELECTRICAL

PLANNED ACTIVITY PERIOD PLUS A RESERVE OF 1 HOuR.
ENERGY
TO
COMPLETE
THE
UNDOCKED/SEPARATION
1.
CDR ANO LMP BUSES
2.
TWO DESCENT BATTERIES PLUS TWO ASCENT BATTERIES OR

PLUS ONE ASCENT BATTERY.
FOUR
3.
BOTH ASCENT FEEDERS PLUS ONE DESCENT FEfcOfcK.

RESULTS IN LOSS OF ALL DESCENT BATTERIES
SMORTEO
4.
SUFFICIENT AVAILABLE ELECTRICAL P O W E R
DESCENT
THE
BATTERIES
DESCENT
PLANNED
FEtDE*
(A)
IN BOTH ASCENT ANO DESCENT BATTERIES TO COMPLETE

RESERVE OF 2 HOURS.
ACTIVITY
(8)
IN EACH ASCENT 8ATTERY TO PROVIDE A 2-HCUR CONTINGENCY RETURN CAPABILITY.
PLuS
PLUS
NOTE
TO CONTINUE LANDING MISSION* SEE POWERED
DESCENT CONSUMABLE REQUIREMENTS.
D
DESCENT ORBIT
1.
CDR ANO LMP BUSES
2.
TWO DESCENT BATTERIES PLUS BOTH ASCENT BATTERIES 0* FCuR

PLUS ONE ASCENT BATTER*
3.
BOTH ASCENT FEEDERS PLUS ONE DESCENT FEEDER.
4.
ONE INVERTER AND AC BUS A
3.
DESCENT
THE
PLANNED
BATTERIES
(A)
IN BOTH ASCENT ANO DESCENT BATTERIES TO COMPLETE

RESERVE OF 2 HOURS.
(B)
IN EACH ASCENT BATTERY TO PROVIDE A 3-HOuH CONTINGENCY KETUtM CAPABILITY

NOTE
TO CONTINUE LANDING MISSION, SEE POWEkcD
DESCENT CONSUMABLE REQUIREMENTS.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
4/14/69 LM ELECTRICAL
POWER
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
22-1
ACTIVITY
Center
MISSION RULES
RI:V
ITEM
ITEM'
POWERED DESCENT
1.
CDR AND LMP BUSES
2.
TWO DESCENT BATTERIES PLUS BOTH ASCENT BATTERIES
3.
BOTH ASCENT FEEDERS PLUS ONE DESCENT FEEDER
4.
BOTH INVERTERS AND BOTH AC BUSES
5.

(A)
IN ALL OESCENT BATTERIES TO COMPLETE A NOMINAL

STAY, PLUS A LUNAR STAY RESERVE OF 2 HOURS.
LUNAR
LANDING.
<*-HOUR
(B)
IN EACH ASCENT BATTERY TO ACCOMPLISH RENDEZVOUS/DOCKING/CREW
(C)
IN BOTH ASCENT BATTERIES TO ACCOMPLISH A 2-HOUR LUNAK STAY UN-PHASE

RENDEZVOUS/DOCKING/CREW TRANSFERt PLUS AN ORBITAL RESERVE OF 2 HOURS.
LUNAR
TRANSFER.
LIFTOFF),
LUNAR STAY
1.
CDR ANO LMP BUSES
2.
TWO OESCENT BATTERIES PLUS BOTH ASCENT BATTERIES
3.
BOTH ASCENT FEEDERS AND ONE DESCENT FEEDER
4.
SUFFICIENT AVAILABLE ELECTRICAL POWER

(A)
IN ALL DESCENT BATTERIES FOR A NOMINAL 22-HQuR

RESERVE OF 2 HOURS.
LUNAR
STAY
PLUS
(B>
IN ONE ASCENT BATTERY TO ACCOMPLISH RENDEZVQUS/DOCICING/CREW
(C)
IN BOTH ASCENT BATTERIES TO ACCOMPLISH A 2-HOUR LUNAR STAY (IN-PMASE

REN0E2V0US/00OCING/CREW TRANSFER PLUS AN ORBITAL RESERVE OF 2 HOURS.
LUNAR
TRANSFER.
LM ACTIVE RENDEZVOUS
1.
EITHER CDR OR LMP BUS
2.
ONE ASCENT BATTERY WITH ASSOCIATED FEEDER
3.
SUFFICIENT AVAILABLE CONSUMABLES

TRANSFER PLUS A RESERVE OF 2 HOURS*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
POWER
TO
COMPLETE
GROUP
RENOEZVOUS/DOCKING/CREW
PAGE
GENERAL
22-2
STAY
LIFTOFF)
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
ITEM
22-2
DEFINITIONSLOSS OF CDR OR LMP BUS

A.
INABILITY TO MAINTAIN BUS VOLTAGE GREATER THAN 26.5 VCC
A BUS CURRENT GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 90 AMPS
LOSS OF AN EPS BATTERY

A.
BATTERY OUTPUT LESS THAN 2 AMPS WHEN CONNECTED TO A BuS
B.
TEMPERATURE GREATEP THAN OR EQUAL TO 1*3 DEG F
C.
INABILITY TO MET VOLTAGE REGULATION AT REQUIRED LOAD
D.
INABILITY TO ?t CONNECTED TO A FEEDER DUE TO A MALFUNCTIONED ECA
BATTERY OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE BELOW 318 VDC STEADY STATE
LOSS CF A CZ BUS FEEDER

CANNOT 8E USED AS A PQwE* PATH
LvSS OF CVERCURRENT PROTECTION
A.
B.
DEFINITE LOSS IT
11)
BOTH CIRCUIT BREAKERS POWERING THE ECA'S FAIL OPfcN <ALL DESCENT
bATTERIES* DEPENDENT ON WHICH PAIR OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS * A I L C C >
{2)
FAILUHE OF AN ASCENT BATTERY NORMAL FEED P A T H
R C B A B L E LOSS IF
Oft A w ^
il)
UNA&Lt TO MEASURE A BATTERY CuR&NT B C T H O N B O A H D A N O ON TELEMETRY
(2)
UNABLE TO TARE THE BATTERY OFF LINE
L-SS OF AN INVERTER ANO/OR ASSOCIATED AC DISTRIBUTION

A.
AC duS VOLTAGE LtSS THAN OR EQUAL TO 110.5 CR GRcATER THAN Oft EJUAu
VAC
TO
12'-
B.
AC BUS PREUUENCY LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 390 CR GREATER THAN OR EQUAL

HZ
TC
*1Q
RULE NUMBERS 22-3 T H M O U G H 22-9 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
POWER
GROUP
PAG
GENERAL
22-3
ASCE>
Center
MISSION RULES
: TEM
MANAGEMENT
22-10
THE MISSION *ILL BC CONTINUED' WITH THE LOSS OF OVERCURRENT PROTECTION IF

LOST PRIOR TO LIFTOFF. A HOLD WILL BE CALLED*
THIS
A.
IT OVERCURRENT PROTECTION IS LOST ON AN I N D I V I O U A L DcSCEr.T BATTERY.

LEFT ON LINE IF REQUIRED,
B.
IF ALL DESCENT OVERCURRENT PROTECTION IS LOST. BOTH ASCENT

wITn THE DESCENT BATTERIES ON LINE.
C.
IP ONE OR SCTr- ASCENT BATTERY NORMAL -EED CONTACTORS -Alt OPEN, THE SPACECRAFT
CONFIGURED W H N ASCENT STAGE ONLY OPERATIONS ARE REQUIRED. USING TH BACKUP F-DS
ASCENT BATTERIES wITh THE CROSSTIES LEFT OPEN.
BATTERIES
THE
PROTECTION
BATTERY
WILL
BE
*IL
li
af
Â*ALLLL
u l u =r
CN B'TH
22-11
cOR MMINAL STAGING. T H ASCENT BATTERIES *ILL BE PRECONDITIONED FOR ONE ASCENT
OPERATION BY REMOVING 20 A * D - M R S FRQV ACM BATTERY IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO T H EVENT.
22-12
-OR CONTINGENCY STAGING. T H E ASCENT BATTERIES WILL BE PRECONDITIONED FOR T*O ASCENT BATTERY
CBrRATION SY REMOVING 5 A M P - H R S **OM EACH BATTERY IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO Tnt tVENT.
T H I S IS
PRESENTLY PLANNED TO BE ACCOMPLISHED ONLY FO* PEERED DESCENT OR IMMEOIATE wi^TOFF ArwMA w I e S.
IN THE VNT THAT A BATTERY is wOST AT. OR SUBSEQUENT To. bTAGING. SINGLE BUS 2PhATIZU *lLw "
CONTINJD UNTIL 20 A M O - H O U R S HAVE BEEN R E M Q V E D ^ ^ O M THE fta.MAIMNQ ASCENT BATTERY,
22-13
THE
BAL
LOAD
CROSSTICS
(30A)
is IN "H OPERATE MODE,
3. OPEN FOR M A I N PROPULSION B

BURNS. STAGING.
AND
G
CROT
THE BUS CROSSTIES
UOOAJ ILL NOMINALLY NEVER BE
BATTERY
MhcNEvgrt
AGS
FOR TI*E CRITICAL SITUATIONS WHERE A REQUIREMENT EXISTS TO DETERMINE T H W O C A T I O N

OF A S H Q R T
(BUS CR ASCEN"/DESCNT FEEDER). PROCEDURES WILL A L L C * TA<ING TME RIS^ OF INTENTIONALLY P
THE SHORT, IF TIME PERMITS, STANDARD H A L F U N U I G N PROCEDURES *IWL BE FOLLOWED, THE BUSES
*:EviIR BE CRCSSTIED TL DfcTCT THE LOCATION OF A SrORT.
22-15
THE INVERTERS wILL BE SWITCHED FOR A VOLTAGE LESS THAN OR EQuAL TO 112 VAC OR
LESS THAN OR EQUAL T J F LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 398 H 2 .
22-16
BATTERIES WILL BE MANAGED DURING LUNAR STAY TO MAINTAIN EUUAL DISSIPATION

WITHIN J_g A M O - H O U R S BETWEEN ALL BATTERIES ON LINE*
AVAILABLE
PULE NUMBERS 22-17 THROUGH 22-19 AR RESERVEO.
MISSION
APOLLO
REV
DATE
SECTION
POWER
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
22-4
OF
FREwuENCY
402
ENERGY
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
'RULE CONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
(A)
PHASE
RULING
IN BOTH ASCENT 'ND DESCEN1 BATTERIES TO COMPLETE THE

1
22-20
CUEb/NOTES/COMMENTS
LOSS OF EITHER DC
BUS
DOCKED
ALL
SPECIFIC
A. TERMINATE LM
ACTIVITIES
B. DOCK ASAP
REF HALF PROC EPS

1
UNSTAGED DC BUS
STAGED DC BUS
UNSTAGED DC BUS w/BUS F A U L T
STAGED DC BUS w/BuS FAULT
UNSTAGED OC BUS W/faAT FAULT
STAGED DC BUS w/BAT FAULT
UNSTAGED C AND * PwR
STAGED C AND W PR
BATTERY
LOSS OF DC BUS RESULTS IN LOSS OF

3NE PYRO SYSTEM
22-21
SHORTED DC BUS
FEEDER
REF HALF PROC EPS

b
r
A, DESCENT
ALL
A. RETURN TO VICINITY
OF CSM
STAGEO DC BUS ^/BAT F A U L T
UNSTAGED C ANC H^R
STAGED- C AND w PvR
A. RESULTS IN LOSS OF ALL DESCENT

BATTERIES
CONFIGURE * I T H
BGTH ASCENT BATTERIES
ON NORMAL FEED * I T H
THE SHORT ISOLATED VIA
THE D E A O F A C E RELAY
8. ASCENT
UCCKED
B. 1* TERMINATE LM
ACTIVITIES
2* DOCK ASAP
ALL
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
POWER
UNSTAGED DC BUS */8AT FAULT
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
22-5
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
R
PULE CONDITION/MALFUNCTION
PHASE
'
PULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
22-22
LOSS OF ASCENT
BATTERY(S)
REF MALF PROC E P S -
A. LOSS OF ONE
ASCENT BATTERY
DOC<ED
UNOQCKEO
DESCENT
ORBIT
1. CONTINUE
2.
RETURN
OF CSM
NO GO
POWERED
DESCENT
3(A)
DELAY
STAGED DC BUS
STAGED DC BuS w/auS FAULT
STAGED DC BuS W/bAT FAULT
MISSION
TO VICINITY
ASAP.
STAGED C AND POwER
BATTERY
PDI
PDI TO LO
- ABORT
STAGING
GATE
ALAP
IB) LO GATE TO
TD - CONTINUE
MISSION
wUNAR
STAY
3. uCSS OF TwC
ASCENT BATTERIES
4, LIFTOFF AT NEXT
8EST OPPORTUNITY
ALL
B.
DOCKED
OwERED
DESCENT
22-23
i. DO NOT
ASAP
2. DO NOT
3.
STAGE
DOCK
UNOQCK
ABORT
REF MALF PROC EDS
LOSS OF OESCENT
"ATTERIES
A. LOSS OF ONE OR
TWO DESCENT
BATTERIES
ALL
B. LOSS OF THREE
0* MORE DESCENT
BATTERIES
DOCKED
A. CONTINUE
UNDOCKED
DESCENT
ORBIT
POWERED
DESCENT
RETURN
OF C S M
3.1A)
UNSTAGED DC b'JS
LNSTAGED CC Bus w/BLb FAULT
LNSTAGED DC BUS */BAT FAw^T
UNSTAGED C AND w POWER
BATTERY
MISSION
1. DO NOT
2.
JNOOC<
TC VICINITY
ASAP
PDI TO LO GATE RETurtN TO

VICINITY OF CSM
ASAP
IB) LO GATE TO TD CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
4 . LIFT
BEST
DATE
OFF AT NEXT
OPPORTUNITY
SECTION
POWER
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
22-6
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
p ULE
CONDITION/MALFUNCT ION 1
PHASE
RULING
'
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
22-24
LOSS OF ONE
INVERTER
A. LOSS OF ONE
INVERTER
ALL
A. l CONTINUE MISSION
DESCENT
ORBIT
'
3 LOSS OF dCTM
DCC<ED/
INVERTERS
UNDOCKEu
B.
REF HALF PROC EPS
10
INVERTER
2 DO NCT PERFORM PDI

1 CONTINUE MISSION
NO CO DOI
DESCENT
ORBIT
2 . DO NOT PERFORM PDI
POWERED
DESCENT
3 IA> PCI TO LO GATfc ASORT

(B) LO GATE TO TD CONTINUE MISSION
-UNA*
STAY
22-25
< CONTINUE MISSION
woss OF AC BUSES
REF M A L F PROC EPS
A. LOSS OF BUS A
A. 1 CONTINUE MISSION
NC GO DOI
DOCKED
UNDOCKED
I.
POwcRED
DESCENT
3 (A DQI T; LZ GATE -
ABORT
'
DO NCT PERFORM PCI
LUNA*
STAY
ALL
B. 1 CONTINUE MISSION
DESCENT
URBIT
C. LCSS OF EOT* AC
BUSES
CCNTINwc. MISSION
2 00 NOT PERFORM BDI
DOCKED
C. 1 CONTINUE MISSION
2 DO NUT PERFORM 001
3 DO NOT PERFORM PDI
4 (A) PDI TO L O GATE -
'
A50KT
(B) LC GATE TO TD CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
RULE NUMBERS 22-26

THROUGH 22-*9
ARE RESERVED.
UNOQCKED
5 CONTINUE MISSION
LOSS OF AC BUS B RESULT^ IN
'
*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
9EV
DATE
wCSi
LOSS OF &CTH AC BUSES RES-LTS IN

THt ABOVE PLUS LOSS OF = C - FCA;
SPHERES.
DESCENT
URBIT
POWERED
DESCENT
INVERTER
..OSS OF AC BuS A RESwwTS IN uiSs

OF DPS GlMeAL CCNTRuw AND Tî RENSi
RAQAR
DESCENT
ORBIT
(B) LC GATE TO TD C3NTI.\uE *i SSI ON
B LOSS OF BUS S
10
SECTION
GROUP
LM ELECTRICAL
POWER
SPECIFIC
PAGE
22-7
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 22 -
LM ELECTRICAL POWER -
CONCLUDED
ITEM
INSTRUMENTATION
22-50
MA S CDESCRIPTION
PCM
REQUIREMENTS
CATEGORY
ONBOARD
AC BUS FREQ
AC BUS VOLTS
BAT 1 VOLTS
BAT 2 VOLTS
BAT 3 VOLTS
BAT 4 VOLTS
BAT 5 VOLTS
BAT 6 VOLTS
CDR BUS VOLTS
LMP BUS VOLTS
GC0155F
GC0071V
GCO201V
GC0202V
GC0203V
GCO2O4V
GCQ2O5V
GC0206V
GCO3O1V
GC0302V
CAUTION
^COMMON
METER/CAUTIO ^)LIGHT
METER
METER
METER
VCOMMON
/METER
METER
METER
METER
METER/WARNIN 3JICOMMON
METER/WARNING*) LIGHT
M
M
M
BAT
BAT
BAT
BAT
BAT
BAT
1 CUR
2 CUR
3 CUR
4 CUR
5 CUR
6 CUR
GC1201C
GC12O2C
GC1203C
GC12O4C
GC12O5C
GC1206C
METER
METER
METER
METER
METER
METER
M
M
M
M
M
M
BAT
BAT
BAT
BAT
BAT
BAT
; *AL
2 MAL
3 MAL
CAUTION/COMO
CAUTION/CCVB
CAuTION/COMP
CAUTION/COMP
CAUTION/COMP
CAUTICN/COMP
BATTEPtv MAL
GC9961U
GC9962U
GC9963U
GC9964U
GC9965U
GC9966U
GC4O47X
BAT 1 LOW TAP

BAT 2 LOW TAP
BAT 3 LOW TAP
BAT 4 LOW TAP
GC4362X
GC^36**X
GCO66X
GC4363X
PLAG
FLAG
FLAG
FLAG
HD
HD
HD
HC
BAT
BAT
BAT
BAT
GCO69X
GC4370X
GC4371X
GC^3 72X
HD
HD
HD
HD
MAL
5 MAL
6 *AL
5
6
5
6
B/J CDR
NORM CDR
NORM LMP
B/U LMP
MISSION
APOLLO
REV
U
COMMON
' METER
1
CC M MCN
LIGHTS
LAG
FLAG
FLAG
FLAG
DATE
SECTION
POWER
M
M
HD
MD
hD
HD
M
MISSION RuLt
REFERENCE
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INSTR REU
22-8
C
1
23 LM ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTROL
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 23 - LM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
ITEM
GENERAL
23-1
TO INITIATE THE FOLLOWING MISSION PHASES THE

FOLLOWING MINIMUM C A P A B I L I T I E S -
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTROL
SYSTEM
MUST
PROVIDE
LM ACTIVE RENDEZVOUS/CONTINGENCY
RETURN IS ASSUMED
DOCKED WITH HATCH OPEN AND TUNNEL

1.
COMBINED VEHICLE
2*
ONE LM COOLANT
DOCKED WITH HATCH

It
CABIN
PRESSURE
CLEAR
INTEGRITY
LOOP
CLOSEC
PRESSURE
SUIT C I R C u I T
INTEGRITY
INTEGRITY
ONE SUIT FAN

ONE DEMAND
REGULATOR
ONE COOLANT
LOOP
SUFFICIENT 02t H20 AND LlOH CONSUMABLES

PERIOD PLUS A RESERVE OF 1 HOUR
TO COMPLETE
T H E PLANNED
ACTIVITY
UNDOCKED/SEPARATION
1*
CABIN
2.
SUIT CIRCUIT
PRESSURE
ONE SUIT FAN
*.
ONE DEMAND
3*
ONE COOLANT
6.
7,
INTEGRITY
INTEGRITY
REGULATOR
LOOP
BOTH H 2 0 SEPARATORS
OR 1 OF 2 H 2 0 SEPARATORS
PLUS T H E L C G LOOP
SUFFICIENT 02 H 2 0 ANO LlOH

(Aj
<B>
TO COMPLETE
TH PLANNED ACTIVITY
IN EACH ASCENT H20 TANK
PLUS A RESERVE
OF 2 HOURS
TO PROVIDE A 2-HOUR
CONTINGENCY
SETuRN
CAPABILITY
.(C) IN BOTH ASCENT 02 TANKS TO PROVIDE A 2 - H C U R
CONTINGENCY
*ETU*N
CAPABILITY
NOTE
TO CONTINUE LANDING MISSION*
SEE POWERED DESCENT CONSUMABLES
REQUIREMENTS*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
4/16/69 LM ENVIRONMENTAL GENERAL

CONTROL
PAGE
23-1
TME
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
R ITEM
DESCENT ORBIT
CABIN
PRESSURE
SUIT LOOP
INTEGRITY
INTEGRITY
ONE SUIT FAN

ONE DEMAND
REGULATOR
9CTM COOLANT
LOOP
6*
PRIMARY
3OTH M2C SEPARATORS
SR 1 OF 2 "<2O SEPARATORS
SUFFICIENT 02 H20
A.\'O LI O H
<A)
H2O FEEDPATH
TO COMPLETE
CAPABILITY
THE PLANNED ACTIVITY
PLUS
Th L C G LOOP
PLUS A RESERVE
OF 2 h O U P S .
(B) IN EACH ASCENT H20 TAN<
TO ORSvIDE A 5-HQuR
CONTINGENCY
RETuRN
CAPABlLlTv
tC) IN BOTH ASCENT
TO PROVIDE
CONTINGENCY
ÊTuRN
CAPABiuItv
02 TANKS
A 5-nGUR
NOTE
TO CONTINUE MlSSlONt SEE
POwEREO DESCENT CONSUMABLE
REQUIREMENTS.
POWERED
DESCENT
1.
CABIN
2.
SUIT LOCP
INTEGRITY
3.
SOTH SUIT
FANS
4*
ONE DEMAND
BOTH COOLANT
6.
PRIMARY
7,
BOTM H 2 0 SEPARATORS
S.
SUFFICIENT
<A)
PRESSURE
INTEGRITY
REGULATOR
LOOPS
H20 FE5DPATM
CAPABILITY
OR I OF 2 20 SEPARATORS
PLUS T-t LGC LOOP
0 2 , H 2 C . A.\D LI O H
CARTRIDGES TO CC'MOLEIE * NCMlNAi. L'JNAR

STAY RESERVE OF 2 -OuRS
LAN5 !.'-. A 4-HOjR
LUNAR
STAr, P L J S
A LUNAR
<B) IN EACH ASCENT M20 TANIC TO ACCL:-*PL2SH LIFTOFF

R E N O E Z V O W S . DOC< I \G
/CREW
TRANSFER
AND COMBINED IN BOTH TANfCS TO ACCOMPLISH A 2-HUUR LUNAK STAY ( I N - P H A S E
LIFTOFF).
RENDEZVOUS DOCKING/ CRL* TRANSFER* PLUS AN ORBITAL RESERVE Or 2 nC'JRS
(O
IN EITHER ASCENT 02 TANK. TO ACCOMPLISH

LIFTOFF
RENDEZVCuS/DOCMNG/CRE*
TRANSFER
OPERATION IN AN OPEN SUIT LOOP MUDE AND IN UCTH ASCENT 0 2 TAN<S TC ACCOMPLISH A
2-HCUR LUNAR STAY U N - P H A S E L I F T O F F U RENDEZVOUS/DOCKING/CRE* TRANSFER*
PLUS AN
ORBITAL RESERVE OF 2 HOURS OPERATING IN A CLOSED SUIT LOOP "ODE
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP

CONTROL
23-2
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
ITEM*
LUNAR STAY
1*
CABIN PRESSURE INTEGRITY
2.
SUIT LOOP INTEGRITY
3.
BOTH SUIT FANS
<>
BOTH COOLANT
5.
PRIMARY M2O FFEDPATH
6.
BOTH H2O SEPARATORS OR 1 OF 2 h2O SEPARATORS PLUS ThE LCG LOOP
7.
SUFFICIENT AVAILABLE 02 AND M2C
uCGPS
(A) IN THE DESCENT TANK TO ACCOMPLISH A NOMINAL 22-HCUR LUNAR STAY PLUS A
RESERVE OF 2 HOU*S
LUNAR
STAY
IB) IN EACH ASCENT H2C TAN* TO ACCOMPLISH LIFTQF*/

RENDEZVOuS/DOCKlNG/CEw TRANS-E*
AND IN BOTH TANKS TO ACCOMPLISH A 2-HCUR
LUNAR STAY ( I N - D M A S E LIFTOFF)*
RENDEZvOuS/DGCKING.'CRE* TRANSFER PLUS AN ORBITAL RESERVE OF 2 H C U R S
(CJ IN EITHER ASCENT 02 TANK TO ACCOMPLISH LIFTOFF/ RENDEZVOUS TRANSFER OPERATING IN
AN OPEN SUIT LOOP MODE AND IN B0Tr- ASCENT Q^ T A N < ^ TC A C C O M P L I 5 A 2 MCuRS LUNAN
STAY (IN-PHASE LIFTOFF), RENDEZVOUS/DOCK!Nft/CRE* TRANSFER PLUS AN ORBITAL RESERVE
OF 2 HOURS OPERATING IN A CLOSED SUIT LOOP MODE
8.
SUFFICIENT LIOH FOR A 22-HCUR LUNAR STAY, LIFTOFF/ RENDEZVOUS/

TRANSFER* PLUS A RESERVE OF H KDVRS
LM-ACTIVE RENDEZVOUS/DOCKING
1.
ONE COOLANT LOOP
2*
ONE H20 -EEDPATw
3.
ONE H20 SEPARATOR OR T H LCG LOOP
*.
ONE ASCENT H20 TANK
5.
SUFFICIENT H20 TO ACCOMPLISH RENDEZVCUS/DOCKING
Vl
MISSION
APOLLO 11
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DATE
SECTION
GROUP

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PAGE
23-3
0OC<ING/CftE*
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
ITEM
23-2
DEFINITIONSLOSS OF CABIN
INTEGRITY
LM PRESSURE V E S S E L LEAKAGE SUCH THAT CABIN

PRESSURE
CANNOT
BE
MAINTAINED
GREATER THAN OR EOUAL TO 4.6 PSIA WITH AN 02 FLOW RATE OF
0.6
L8S/HR.
FOR
DOCKING ACTIVITIES* THIS WILL BE RELAXED TO A FLOW RATE OF 6 L B S / H R .
LOSS OF SUIT INTEGRITY
TOTAL PGA/SUIT
L8S/HR) DURING
LOSS OF COOLANT
LOOP LEAKAGE GREATER

THAN
OR
EUUAL
SUIT LOOP PRESSURE CHECK OR A VISIBLE
TO
TEAR
0.3
PSI/MlN
IN THE PGA.
LOOP
A.
SUSTAINED GLYCOL TEMPERATURE GREATER THAN OR EQUAL

TO
50
EXCEPT DURING COOLANT LOOP STARTUP ANO DRYOUT (SUBLIMATQR
B.
GLYCOL PUMP DELTA P LESS THAN OR EuuAL TO 6 PSID

OF H2O FEED CAPABILITY TO THE S U B L I M A T O R I S U
GLYCOL COOLANT
(0.6
DEGREE
LOST)
(CIRCULATION
AND
RISING
LOST) OS KNOwr,
LOSS
LEAK
OBSERVED FLUID IN CABIN

CONFIRMED
BY
INDICATION CONFIRMED BY STATIC PRESSURE
LOSS OF DESCENT
02
OR
PRESENCE
TO
INADEQUATE
DESCENT
TRANSFER
TANK
02
FROM
DESCENT
TANK
OR
PRESSURE WITH 02 MANIFOLD
GLYCOL
LO
MSFN
CONFIRMATION
OF
PRESSURE-
TANK
A.
MSFN CONFIRMATION
B.
IF UNSTAGED AND DESCENT TANK

GREATER
THAN
BALANCING ONE TANK AGAINST THE O T H E R OR
C.
IF STAGED OR
LOSS OF DESCENT H20
OF LOSS OF ASCENT
TANK
IF DESCENT 02 LESS T N A N
PRESSURE
35
H20
WITH
02 MANIFOLD
PERCENTt
PRfcSSjRc
CREw
CONFJRv
35 PERCENT -OSS CF ONBOARD
AND $F\
L 0
SS
0*
5'
RAOC*T.
TANK
INABILITY TO SUPPLY H 2 C TO W/B RESULTING IN

RISING
TEMPERATURE (CREW AND MSFN) AND DROP IN H2C DELTA P
LOSS OF ASCENT
OF
TANK
INABILITY
LOSS OF ASCENT 02
TASTE
DROP.
GWYCCL
AND
(MSFN O N L Y ) .
SUIT
LOOP
TANK
A.
LOSS OF MEASUREMENT
ONE TANK
AND REMAINING
FEEDING TwICE NORMAL
RATE
TANK FEEDING
23-3
IF A SUBLIMATOR
23-4
OXYGEN PURGE SYSTEM ANO PLSS CONSUMABLES

CONSIDERED FOR NOMINAL REDLINE U S A G E .
23-3
OXYGEN C O N T A I N E D IN THE LM CABIN MILL

BE
CONSIDERED
CONSUMABLE GO/NO-GQS OR R E D L I N E S .
THE CABIN CAN
BE
IS LOST DUE To BREAKTHROUGHi
AT TwICE NORMAL
AND NO CHANGE
NO RESTART
ATTEMPT
WILL BE RESERVED
FOR
IN MEASUREMENT
WILL
FOR
*HEN
VT
RULE NUMBERS 2 3-e THROUGH

23-9 ARE RESERVED*
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
GROUP

CONTROL
PAGE
23-4
AND
WILL
USE
IN
DISCUSSING
PRESSURE VESSEL REQUIREMENTS* AS A THIRD ORDER BACKUP TO TH ASCENT C2 TANKS.
MISSION
ON OTR
TANK.
BE M A D E .
POSSIBLE
UNAVAILABLE
CONSIDERED.
RATE
NOT
BE
CALCULATING
FUNCTIONAL
Center
MISSION RULES
I T r ,'
ITEM1
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
23-10
PRIMARY GLYCOL LOOP CIKCULATION WILL BE DISCONTINUED DURING STARTUP OF THE

MAY BE REINITIATED FOLLOWING SEC LOOP STABILIZATION IF DEEMED NfcCESSARY,
23-11
IF EITHER ASCENT 02 TANK IS LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 95 PERCENT* IT WILL BE REPLENISHED FROM T H E
DESCENT 02 WHEN THE DESCENT TANK QUANTITY IS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 35 PERCENT ANO AS CLOSE TO
STAGING AS POSSIBLE*
23-12
THE PLSS FILL VALVE WILL BE CLOSED* EXCEPT FOR REPRESSURIZING THE PLSS ANO
READOUTS OF 02 MANIFOLD PRESSURE.
23-13
CREW WILL GO TO EGRESS MODE IF INSUFFICIENT 02 IS AVAILABLE TO MAINTAIN CABIN PRESSURE FOR THE
REQUIRED TIME. ADDITIONALLY, A MISSION PHASE WILL NOT BE INITIATED IF THIS CONDITION CAN 5
ANTICIPATED.

23-19 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
LM ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
CONTROL
PAGE
23-5
SECONDARY
FOR
M5FN
LOOP
BUT
REQUESTED
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
I T[ M
RULE

PHASE
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS

23-20
LOSS OF CABIN
PRESSURE INTEGRITY
REF MALF PROC ECS1 CABIN

DOCKED
CONTINUE MISSION
1* PERFORM SYSTEMS
EVALUATION
WITHIN CONSUMABLES
LIFETIME CONSTRAINTS
WITH ONE CREWMAN
ON BOTH THE CSM ANO LM
UMBILICALS
2* NO-GO FOR UNDOCKING
UNDOCKED
DOCK ASAP
DO NOT STAGE WHILE
UNOCC<ED
OESCENT
ORBIT
DOCK. ASAP
NO-GC FOR DO I
DO NOT STAGE WHILE

UNDOCKEO
POWERED
OESCENT
1. PDI TO PDI <-5 - ABORT

DOCK ASAP
00 NOT STAGE WHILE
UNDOCKED
2* POI *5 TO LC GATE ABORT
DOCK ASAP
3. LO GATE ^C TO CONTINUE ' I SSI ON
MISSION
APOLLO 11
LUNAR
STAY
LIFTOFF AT NEXT BEST

OPPORTUNITY
RN02
CONTINUE MISSION
DOCK ASAP
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
4/16/69 LM ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFIC

CONTROL
PAGE
23-6
MISSION RULES
Rf.V
ITEM
RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
23-21
Center
LOSS OF SUIT LOOP

INTEGRITY
PHASE
DOCKED
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
CONTINUE MISSION
REF MALF ECS-
1* PERFORM SYSTEMS
EVALUATION WITHIN
CONSUMABLES LIFETIME
CONSTRAINTS WITH ONE
CREWMAN ON BOTH THE
CSM AND LM UMBILICALS
3A SUIT FAN
2 NO-GC FOR UNDOCiCING

UNDOCKED
DOCK ASAP
DO NOT STAGE WHILE
UNOOCKED
NO-GO FOR DOI
DESCENT
ORBIT
DOCK ASAP
DO NOT STAGE WHILE
UNOOCKED
POWERED
DESCENT
! POI TO PDI +5 ABORT

DOCK ASAP
DO NOT STAGE WHILE
UNOOCKED
2. PDI * TO TO - ABORT
DOCK ASAP
LUNAR
STAf
LIFTOFF AT NEXT BEST

OPPORTUNIGY
RNDZ
CONTINUE MISSION
DOCK ASAP
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP

CONTROL
PAGE
23-7
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
RLV
ITEM
RULE
23-22
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
SUIT FAN(S) FAILURE

A* ONE SUIT FAN
REF MALF PROC EC5DOCKED

UNDQCKED
DESCENT
ORBIT
A.I,
POWERED
DESCENT
3.(A) PDI TO POI +5

ABORT DELAY
STAGING ALAP
CONTINUE MISSION
7A ECS
OF C5M
DELAY STAGING ALAP
(B) PDI *5 TO TD
CONTINUE MISSION
B. TWO SUIT FANS
LUNAR
STAY
* LIFT OFF AT NEXT

BEST OPPORTUNITY
RNDZ
5. CONTINUE MISSION
DOCK ASAP
DOCKED
B.I,
CONTINUE MISSION ON
CSM TRANSFER
UMBILICAL
B.I.(A) OTHER CREWMAN

CSM4
*ETuRN
(8) REMOVE HELMET AND G L O V S S

NO-GO FOR UNOOCKING
REFMALF PROC
UNCOCKED
2. DOCK ASAP
3 SUIT FAN
NO-GO FOR DO I
DO NOT STAGE WHILE
UNDOCKED
DESCENT
ORBIT
3. DOCK ASAP
DO
NOT
STAGE W H I L E
UNDOCKED
POWERED
DESCENT
<.(A) PDI TO PDI -5

ABORT
DOCK ASAP
DO NOT STAGE
IB) PDI *5 TO TD
ABORT
DOCK ASAP
MISSION
APOLLO XX
LUNAR
STAY
5. LIFTOFF AT NEXT BEST

OPPORTUNITY
RND2
6* OOCK ASAP
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTROL
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
23-a
ECS
TO
MISSION RULES
RtV
ITEM
RULE
23-23

PHASE
RULING
LOSS OF H2O
SEPARATOR(S)
AND/OR LCG LOOP
CuES/NOTES/COMMENTS
REF HALF PROC ECS7B ECS
A. ONE M2O
SEPARATOR
(LCG LOOP
OPERABLE)
A* CONTINUE MISSION
B. TWO H2O
SEPARATORS
(LCG LOOP
OPERABLE) OR ONE
H2O SEPARATOR
AND LCG LOOP
DOCKED
B.I.
CONTINUE MISSION
UNDOCKED
DESCENT
ORBIT
2. DOCK ASAP
POWERED
DESCENT
3.(A) PDI TO PDI *5

ABORT
DO NOT STAGE WHILE

UNDOCKED
DELAY STAGING
ALAP
<B) PDI +i TO TD
CONTINUE MISSION
C. TWO H2O
SEPARATORS
ANO LCG LOOP
LUNAR
STAY
4. LIFTOFF NEXT BEST

OPPORTUNITY
RNDZ
5. CONTINUE MISSION AND

DOCK ASAP
DOCKED
C.I.
CONTINUE MISSION
UNDOCKED
DESCENT
ORBIT
2. DOCK ASAP
POWERED
DESCENT
3.(A) PDI TO PDI +5

ABORT
DO NOT STAGE WHILE

UNCOCKED
DELAY STAGING
ALAP
(B) POI *3 TO TD
CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
RNDZ
MISSION
APOLLO IX
REV
* LIFTOFF NEXT BEST

OPPORTUNITY
5. INITIATE CSM RESCuE
DATE
SECTION
GROUP

CONTROL
PAGE
23-9
NASA
- /Via,; i n e v
' p a c e c r e ! t
Center
^ i i S S K ' N K:. L C i
SECTI ON 23 - L" ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
R 'RULE CONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
<ULiNo
:
23-2<*
PMAS"
DEMAND REGULATORS} '

FAIL OPEN
oh CLOSED
A. ONE REGULATOR
B. TWO REGULATORS
'
CuES/NOTES/COVMENTS
A. CON.NL, ,:.;,,
ALL
. RE- MALF PROC ECS
'
2 CABIN PRESS INS Ml

6 02 CTY
2. DOCK ii;r
DE.SCc>,7
:ORBIT
ALA^
3. co,\-:Nw-i -';: C N
DESCENT
- C ' " ' " w
ST.-
S 1; I: '
ON
ND.
23-25 "
t
:
..CSS 0^ C C C - A N T
L00r 'S ?
A, =>RIÂSty C5
SECONDARY' w X -
TE
i
i
;
j
B. S O T M LOOPS > A N Y
'
COMB 1 NATION OP
LOSS OF C I R C U L A T I O N . '
SUBLIMATION
'=-
i*
.ir"Cr=
NEXT
ECS
BEST
INGRESS CSV
',,,-jJ
FOR JiN
| H2O FEED FOR

! BOTH LCO^S J
PCWERE:
A .5 A s
i
FF
ASAP
J
!
MISSION
1
APOLi.0 11
IREV
s
i
JOATE
SECTION
GROUP
PAGE
23-lC '
69 L* ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIF.C
j
COMRCL
Center
MISSION RULES
Rl.V
ITEM
RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION
23-26
LOSS OF PRIMARY M2O

FEEDPATM
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
REF MALF PROC ECSDOC ICED

UNDOC<ED
CONTINUE MISSION
8
GLYCOL
NO-GO FOR UNDOCKING

DESCENT
ORBIT
23-27
FIRE OR SMOKE IN
CABIN OR SUIT
RETURN TO VICINITY OF
CSM
POWERED
1* PDI TO LO GATE - ABORT
DESCENT
2. LO GATE TO TO CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
LIFTOFF NEXT BEST

OPPORTUNITY
RNDZ
CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
TROuBLESHOOT/COMBAT FIRE
feF AOM PROC 5*3.2

ASSESS DAMAGE AND
TRANSFER TO CSM IF
NECESSARY
CREW MAY ELECT TO
DECOMPRESS
23-28
CONTAMINATION
CABIN
ALL
23-29
SLYCOL COOLANT LEA*
ALL
TRANSFER TO CSM
REF HALF PROC ECS-
A, CABIN
ALL
a* SUIT
ALL
A. PURGE SUIT WITH

DIRECT 02
S. DISCONNECT FROM
SUIT LOOP
IF UNABLE TO "CLEAR
CONTAMINATION*
MISSION MAY BE TERMINATED EARLY.
GLYCOL
RULE NUMBERS 23-40

TMROUGM
23-49 ARE
RESERVCD.
MISSION
APOLLO IX
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP

CONTROL
PAGE
23-11
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 23 - LM ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL - CONCLUDED
INSTRUMENTATION
23-60
CABIN PRESS
RfPR ELEC 0E\
CCJ D A R T PRESS
H20
DES
ASC
AS,:
02
SEP RATE
02 PRESS
1 02 PRESS
2 02 PRESS
*ANlrCL
PRESS
SEVGLY OUM
SE-.
GLY
DELTA P
SW/C
PRESS
LV
REQUIREMENTS
PCM
ONBOARD
CATEGORY
GF1301P
METER
MANDATORY
GF3572X
GF1521P
GF9999U
GF3584P
GF3582P
oF3583P
GF3589P
WARNING
METER
WARNING
METER. CAUTION
COMP
MANDATORY
MANDATORY
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
HIGHLY DESIRABLE.
CAuTIQNt COMP
MTER CAUTION
M
ETER CAUTION \
METER* CAUTION I
MIGHLY
GF2936X
GF2921P
GF9997J
GF9966U
GF9998U
1 -F 2
MANDATORY
MANDATORY
COMP
MANJATORv
*ETER
CAuTlON
CAUTION
M
Asc
DESIRABLE
ETER
u*ICN
^T ION
:
GF45830
MANDATORY
MANDATORY =Cy
MANJATORr
CM UN TANIC ANU V T E R 0"H-r
OF 2
PC.V AND CAUTION - J i
*I -20 REG DELTA e

St. I* 01 v EGRESS
Sol* TE*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
G^:221X
GF1231T
GF1651T
REV
DATE
METER
*ETR
SECTION
GROUP
INSTR
4/16/69 LM
ENVIRONMENTAL CT REU
IGHLY
PAGE
23-12
TAN<i
24
LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
25
LM DPS
26
LM APS
2 7 LM REAC TION
CONTROL SYSTEM
2 8 SPACE
ENVIRONMENT
2 9 RECOVERY
3 0 AEROMEDICA L
31
EASEP
APPENDICES
ACRONYMS AND
SYMBOLS
DISTRIBUTION
LIST
CHANGE CONTROL
24 LM OUIOANCC
AND CONTflOL
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 24 - LM GUIDANCE AND CONTROL
ITEM
24-1
TO INITIATE THE FOLLOWING PHASESt

CAPABILITIES
A.
GENERAL '
THE LM GUIDANCE SYSTEMS MUST
PROVIDE
THE
DOCKD/UNDOC<ED
DESCENT ORBIT
1.
OPERATIONAL
PGNS* WHICH REQUIRES LGC* ISS* AND DSKY.
2.
REDUNDANT 3-AXlS AUTO ATTITUDE CONTROL ANO HOLD CAPABlLlTYt

WHICH
BCTH PGNS AND AGS 3-AXIS ATTITUDE HOLD AND CONTROL CAPABILITY.
3.
REDUNDANT
4.
ONE HAND CONTROLLER
5.
3-AXIS TRANSLATION
FOLLOWING
MINIMUM
REQUIRES
3-AXlS CONTROL.
(ACA).
CAPABlLlTYt
WHICH
REQUIRES
(A) ONE TTCA

IB) PGNS 0* AGS 3-AXIS TRANSLATION
6.
ONE THRUST TRANSLATION
7.
ONE FDAI
REFERENCE
NEEDLES
(C) ERROR
8.
(TTCA)
INCLUDING
(A) ATTlTuOE
(B) RATE
CAPABILITY
CONTROLLER ASSEMBLY
NEEDLES
AN OPERATIONAL
AOT
NO AOT FAILURE THAT WOULD PREVENT
ITS USE
IN REALIGNING THE LM
PLATFORM.
NOTE
AFTER SUCCESSFUL PLATFORM FINE
ALIGNMENT TE AOT IS NOT REQUIRED*
OPERATIONAL
RENDEZVOUS RADAR
(A) PRIOR TO UNDOCKING

WITHIN L I M I T S .
(RR) ANO RR
TRANSPONDER
IDENTIFIED BY ABILITY
TO
ACTIVATE*
AND
(S) AFTER UNDOCICING REQUIRES ABILITY TO LOCK ON T H E TRANSPONDER*

ANTENNA TEMPERATURE WITHIN LIMITS*
OPERATIONAL
LANDING RADAR
REDUNDANT ASC ENGINE ON/OFF
OPEATIONAL PITCH AND ROLL GO A WHICH

(A) NO G9A
INTERFACE*
TO ACTIVATE
ANO
THE
CAPABILITY
BOTH AUTO AND MANUAL ASC ENGINE ON/OFF
12
LGC
TEMPERATURE
(LR)
DURING THIS PHASE MAY BE CONFIRMED ONLY BY THE ABILITY

ANTENNA TEMPERATURE WITHIN LIMITS.
U.
ANTENNA
CAPABILITY,
REQUIRES
FAILURE
(8) NO CES DC POWER
FAILURE
(C) AC BUS A POWER

13.
OPERATIONAL MANUAL THROTTLE CAPABILITY*

CES/DESCENT ENGINE FAILURES WHICH WOULD
14.
OPERATIONAL AUTO THROTTLE CAPABILITY, WHICH REQUIRES NO

FAILURES WHICH WOULD INHIBIT THROTTLE CONTROL.
MISSION
APOLLO II
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
WHICH
REQUIRES
INHIBIT T H R O T T L E
GROUP
GENERAL
ONE
TTCA
CONTROL.
CES/DESCENT
PAGE
AND
NO
ENGINE
AND
NASA
- Manned
Spacecraft
Center
MISSION RULES
I TLM
ITEM'
POWERED DESCENT
REQUIREMENTS TO INITATE POI ARE IDENTICAL TO DESCENT ORBIT EXCEPT DELETE AOT
AND RR WHICH ARE NOT REQUIRED*
2.
PDI TO LOW GATE

(A) OPERATIONAL PGNS
iS) PGNS 3-AXIS AUTO ATTITUDE CONTROL AND MOLD CAPABILITY
(CJ 3-AXIS CONTROL
(DJ ONE ACA
(EJ ONE TTCA
(F) ONE FDA I
(G) OPERATIONAL LANDING RADAR
(1) NOT REQUIRED AFTER ADEQUATE ALTITUDE UPDATING OF LM STATE VECTORS.
(2) OPERATIONAL LR R E Q U I R E S
VALID ALTITUDE LOCK ON
VALID ALTITUDE REAOOUT
ANTENNA TEMPERATURE WITHIN LIMITS
(M) OPERATIONAL PITCH AND ROLL GOA
(I) OPERATIONAL AUTO AND MANUAL THROTTLE
3*
LOW GATE TO TOUCHDOWN (TD>

(A) ONE ACA
IB) ONE TTCA
JO
CPERATIQNAL MANUAL
THROTTLE
LUNAR STAY
1.
THE ASCtNT "ANEuVER TO LIFTOFF THE LUNAR SURFACE AT THE NEXT BEST
OPPORTUNITY WILL BE PERFORMED IF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING G6C SYSTEM CAPA6ILITES
ARE LOST
(A) OPERATIONAL AG5
<B) REDUNDANT 3-AXlS AUTO ATTITUDE CONTROL AND HOLD CAPABILITY
(C) REDUNDANT 3- AXIS CONTROL
CD) REDUNDANT ASC ENGINE ON/OFF CAPABILITY
MISSION
APOLLO XI
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
24-2
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 24 -
LM GUIDANCE AND CONTROL
ITEM
RENDEZVOUS
1*
CSI AND
CDH
IN ORDER FOP
THE
LM
TO
BE
ACTIVE
VEHICLE
IN
RENDEZVOUS MANEUVERS* THE G&C SYSTEMS MUST
PROVIDE
CAPABILITIES-
(A) OPERATIONAL
PQNS OR
AuTO ATTITUDE CONTROL
(C) 3-AXIS
CONTROL
(D) 1-AXIS
TRANSLATION
TPI AND
INITIAL
MINIMUM
AGS
IB) 3-AXIS
(E) AN OPERATIONAL
2.
PERFORMING
THE
THE
FOLLOWING
AND HOLD
CAPABILITY
CAPABILITY
RR AND RR
TRANSPONDER
TPF
IN ORDER FOR THE

MANEUVERSt
THE
L M TO BE THE ACTIVE VEHICLE

FQK
G&C
SYSTEMS
MUST
PROVIDE
THE
THE
TERMINAL
RENDEZVOUS
FOLLOWING
MINIMUM
CAPABILITIES
(A) OPERATIONAL
PGNS OR
(9) 3-AXIS
AUTO ATTITUDE CONTROL AND HOLD
(C) 3-AXIS
CONTROL
ID) 3-AXIS
TRANSLATION
(E) AN OPERATIONAL
'
3.
AGS
(F) ONE
CAPABILITY
CAPABILITY
RR AND RR
TRANSPONDER
TTCA
OOCKING
IN ORDER FOR THE L M TO BE THE ACTIVE VEHICLE FOR
DOCKING
MUST PROVIDE T M FOLLOWING MINIMUM C A P A B I L I T I E S
(A) 3-AXIS
<S> ONE
CONTROL
ACA
(C) 3-AXIS
(D> ONE
THE
TRANSLATION
CAPABILITY
TTCA
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
GROUP
GENERAL
PAGE
G&C
SYSTEMS
Center
MISSION RULES
"IV
SECTION 24 -
I T!"M
LM GUIOANCE AND CONTROL
ITEM
DE C INITIONS
3-AXIS AUTO ATTITUDE CONTROL AND HOLD CAPABILITY
3-AXIS AUTO ATTITUDE CONTROL AND MOLD CAPABILITY
IS DEFINED AS TwE LMS
ABILITY TO AUTOMATICALLY HOLD AND CONTROL ATTITUDE. IN ORDER TO HAVE T M I S
CAPABILITY THE LM REMUIRES EITHcK AN OPERATIONAL PGNS OR AN OPERATIONAL AGS*
3-AXIS CONTROL
3-AXIS CONTROL IS DEFINE AS THE ABILITY TO CHANGE T H E EXISTING VEHICLE
ATTITUOE. TO HAVE THIS CAPABILITY THE LM RuuIfcS AN OPERATIONAL
M A N U A L CK
AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEM.
OPERATIONAL PGNS
AN OPERATIONAL PGNS IS DEFINED AS NO LGC FAILURE. NO
DSKY FAILURES.
ISS
FAILURE.
AND
NO
A. ANY FAILURE OF THE LGC HARDWARE AND/CR THE ASSOCIATED INPUT/OUTPUT INTERFACES w*ICCANNOT SI REMEDIED SY CREW PROCEDURES IS CONSIDERED AN LGC FAlLURfc.
B. ANY FAILURE WITHIN THE IMu* CDU PTAi OR THE PSA WHICH WOULD CAUSE A PERMANENT
OF THE INERTIAL ATTITUDE AND VELOCITY MEASUREMENT. IS CONSIDERtD AN ISS
ANY FAILURE OF THE DSKY HARDWARE AND/OR T H ASSOCIATED
INPJT/CUTPLT
WHICH CANNOT BE REMEDIED BY CREW PROCEDURES IS CONSIDERED A 0$<r
LOSi
INTERFACES
OPERATIONAL AGS
AN OPERATIONAL AGS IS DEFINED AS NO AEA FAILURE. NO ASA
FAILURE. AND NO CES FAILURE PREVENTING ATTITUOE CONTROL.
FAILURE*
NO
OEDA
A. ANY FAILURE OF THE AEA HARDWARE A.N/CR THE ASSOCIATED INPUT/OUTPUT INTERFACES
CANNOT BE REMEDIED BY CREW PROCEDURES IS CONSIDERED AN AEA FAILURE.
w*-IC-
B* ANY FAILURE OF THE ASA HARDWARE ANC/CR THE ASSOCIATED INPuT/OuTPuT INTERFACES w*-ICr
CAUSE LOSS OF THfe VEHICLE ATTITUOE AND VELOCITY "EASUREMtNTS IS CONSlOEkfetf A * ASFAILURE*
C. ANY FAILURE OF T H E DEDA HARDWARE AND/OR TriE ASSOCIATED -I N?UT /OUTPUT
i-NTE^FACEs
WHICH CANNOT BE REMEDIED BY cREw PROCEDURES IS CUNSIOEPED A uJEDA FAlLuRr.
D. ANY FAILURE OF THE CES HARDWARE THAT PRtVENTS ATTITUDE
CONSIDERED A CES FAILURE.
CQNTSCL
WHILE
I<\
3-AXIS TRANSLATION
3-AXIS TRANSLATION IS DEFINED AS THE ABILITY TO CHANGE THE VEHlCuE VELOCITY,
PLUS OP MINUS. ALONG EACH BODY AXIS. TO HAVE THIS CAPABILITY T H E L.M REQUIRES
ONE TTCA AND AN OPERATIONAL PGNS OR OPERATIONAL CES CIRCUITRY.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIOANCE
AND CONTROL
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
24-4
AGS
Center
MISSION RULES
ITEM
MANAGEMENT
24-3
24-4
IMU
A.
THE IRIG BIAS WILL BE UPDATED WHENEVER

OEG/HR (b M E R U ) *
B.
T H E PGNS WILL BE CONSIDERED NO-GC WITH A GYRO DRIFT GREATER THAN OR EUUAL TO +/-1.5
(100 MERU THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE VALUE WITHIN THE LGC IS +/-1.93 DEG/HR (128 M R u ) .
C.
THE PIPA BIAS WILL BE UPDATED WHENEVER THE DELTA BIAS (LGC VALUE OF BIAS - MEASuftt ilASJ
GREATER T H A N CR EQUAL TO /-200 C*/SC2 C.C066 F T / s C 2 ) *
D*
THE PGNS WILL BE CONSIDERED NO-GC

ALLOWABLE VALUE WITHIN THE LGC*
THE GYRO ORIFT
IS GREATER
IF THE PIPA BIAS EXCEEDS
THAN OR EQUAL
+/-3*125
CM/SEC2*
TO
THc
IS
MAX I
LGC
A MASS UPDATE IS REQUIRED IF A MASS DELTA
OF 4-/-1Q PERCENT
(DIFF&KENCE
BTN
CALCULATION ANO LGC VALUE) EXISTS WHEN IN THE DPS CONFIGURATION* OR
-/-b
Pf.RCENT IN
CONFIGURATION*
ALL DESCENT ENGINE STARTS MUST NOMINALLY BE PRECEDED
USING TWO SYSTEM a JETS IN CASE OF A CONTINGENCY*
BY
PROPELLANT
AP5
SETTLING
ULLAGE FOR ALL APS BURNS MAY BE 4 JET OR 2 JET SYSTEM A OR B

ALL */-(U-V) JETS WILL BE INHIBITED VIA V65 DURING DOCKLD DPS BURNS*
DURING DOCKED MANEUVERS* ALL DPS GIVBAL TRIMMING MUST BE DONE AT GREATER
T*AN
3I PERCENT
THROTTLE IN THE AUTO THROTTLE MODE* THE RECOMMENDED SETTING IS 40 PERCENT THROTTLE*
24-5
RENDEZVOUS RADAR
A
TH RO M U S T NOT BE O O E S A T E D UNTIL THE ANTENNA TEMPERATURE ( H P M ) IS GREATER THAN On EQ'jAu TC

15 DEG* F AND THE GYRO PACKAGE IS ESTIMATED TO BE GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 15 DG ?*
8.
THE RR SHOULD NOT BE OPERATED AT AN ANTENNA TEMPERATURE GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 145 DEG
AND/OR A GYRO PACKAGE TEMP (ESTIMATED) OF GREATER THAN OR 6.UUAL TO 203 OLG F.
IF IT IS ESTIMATED THAT THE RR GYRO PACKAGE WILL EXCEED
PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF T H E BRAKING PHASE* T H E RR S H O U L O
TPI AND BRAKING*
200 DEG F {W
BE TURNED OFF
A P P R O x . 125 PEG g >

UNTIL
RE-WIÊC
FO
IF THE E5TIMAT GYRO PACKAGE TEMP S H O U L O EXCEED 200 DEG F ( H P M APPROX* 125 PEG
DURING THE RENDEZVOUS PHASE* THE AC POWER TO THE RR SHOULD NOT BE TURNED -FF*
IF THE RR ANTENNA TEMP (HPM) EXCEEDS T H E NOMINAL TEMP PROFILE BY
BE TURNED OFF IF IT IS NOT NEEDED.
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIDANCE
ANO CONTROL
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
24-5
F)
DEG ht T H RR
IF THE RR HEATERS ARE TURNED OFF (BOTH T H E P G N S RNDZ RDR AND OPR OPEN) FDR
DATA MUST NOT BE USED UNTIL H MJN AFTER RE-ENERGIZING*
MISSION
ANYTIME
irCuL-
<I-\*
Center
MISSION RULES
"IV
I Tf M
ITEM
LANDING RADAR
A.
THE LR SHOULD NOT BE OPERATED AT AN ANTENNA TEMP LESS THAN +50 PEG F.
B.
THE LR TEMP SHOULD NOT BE GREATER THAN 100 PEG F AT PDI.
AGS
A.
THE AGS IS DECLARED NO-GO WITH AN ASA TEMPERATURE OF LESS THAN 90 DEG F OR GREATEK THAN *
150 DEG F.
B.
T M E AGS IS DECLARED NO-GO DURING A GYRO AND ACCELEROMETER CALIBRATION

IF THE GYRO DRIFT
CHANGE IS GREATER THAN 2.50 DEG/HR AND IF THE ACCELEROMETER BIAS CHANGE IS GREATER T*A,\
0.049 FT/SEC2 FROM THE VALUE AT THE START OF T H CALIBRATION.
C.
THE AGS MUST BE UPDATED WITHIN 7 MINUTES OF A BURN.
0.
THE AGS CAN BE USED TO PERFORM DOCKED ATTITUDE HOLD CONTROL.
E.
THE AGS USING ONLY TTCA CONTROL CAN BE USED TO PERFORM A DOCKED DPS BURN.
Ru
E NUMEERS 24-0 THROUGH

24 19 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
24-6
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 24 - LM GUIDANCE ANO CONTROL
R RULE
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
i
i
SPECIFIC
i
24-20
LOSS OF OPERATIONAL
PGNS
D.0OCED/
UNDOCKPB
UliMwWK Cv
1* RETURN TO CSM ASAP

2*
DESCENT
ORB IT
POWERED
OESCENT
REF MALF PROC
NO-GC FOR DOI
PGNS
ISS WARN
263 LGC WARN
2*
TEMP CAUTION
15
ABNORMAL DSKY RESPONSE
16
MISSING NUMERICS ON DSfcV
NO-GO FOR PDI
1. PRIOR TO LOW GATE

(A) NO-GC FOR LANDING
17
ABNORMAL
RESPONSE
(B) ABORT
2*
OSKY
PUSH8UTT0N
AFTER LOW GATE

(A) LAND MANUALLY
(B) NO-GO FOR

EXTENDED LUNAR
STAY
LUNAR
STAY
ASCENT AT NEXT BEST

OPPORTUNITY
RNDZ
1. SWITCH TO AGS
2.
2^-21
CONTINUE MISSION
LOSS OF FDAI
REF MALF PROC DISPLAY
A. ONE
ALL
B.
DOCKED/
UNDdCKED
BOTH
A* CONTINUE MISSION
B1(A) RETURN TO CSM
1
ASAP
FDAI ATT ERROR ABNORMAL
FDAI TOTAL ATT ABNORMAL
FDAI RATS DISPLAY ABNORMAL
(B> NO-GC FOR 001

2.(A) RETURN TO CSM
ASAP
DESCENT
ORBIT
'
<S> NO-GO FOR POI
3(A) PRIOR TO
LOW G A T E
POWERED
DESCENT
'
(1) NO-GC FOR

LANDING
(2} ABORT
(B> AFTER LOW G A T E
CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
4 CONTINUE MISSION
STAY/RN02
i
i
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
GROUP
SPECIFIC PGNS/CES/AGS
PAGE
24-7
Center
MISSION RULES
RI:V
ITEM
RULE
24-22

CONOITION/MALFUNCTION'
LOSS OF AOT
PHASE
DOCKED/
UNDQCKED
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
PRIOR TO FINE ALIGNMENT

1 RETURN TO CSM ASAP
2.
NO-GO FOR DOI
AFTER FINE ALIGNMENT

CONTINUE MISSION
24-23
LOSS OF RENDEZVOUS
RADAR AND/OR
TRANSPONDER
DOCKED/
UNDOCKED
i RETURN TO CSM ASAP

2*
LOSS OF LANDING
RADAR
NO-GC FOR DOI
HEATER CAUTION
6fr7 RNDZ RADAR CAUTION
DESCENT
ORBIT/
LUNAR
STAY
2* NO-GC FOR LM ACTIVE

RNDZ
RNDZ
CSM ACTIVE FOR RNDZ PHASE
DOCKED/
UNDOCKED
REF MALF PROC P G N S

5
1. CONTINUE MISSION
9
NO TRACK
REF MALF PROC P G N S
2 NO-GC FOR DOI
DESCENT
ORBIT
1. RETURN TO CSM ASAP
10 TRACKER CAUTION
POWERED
DESCENT
2* NO-GC
1. PRIOR
ALTITUDE
LM STATE
FOR PDI
TO AOEUUATE
UPDATING OF
VECTORS
LOG RADAR CAUTION
1* GUIDO TO DECIDE WHEN ADEQUATE

UPDATING OF LM STATE VECTORS MAS
BEN ACCOMPLISHED*
(A) NO-GO FOR LANDING

(B) ABORT
2 AFTER ADEQUATE
ALTITUDE UPDATING OF
LM STATE V E C T O R S CONTINUE MISSION
24-25
LOSS OF VHF RANGING
TBD
24-26
LOSS OF TRACKING
LIGHT
TBD
MISSION
APOLLO 11
RfV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
GROUP
PAGE
24-8
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
24-27
RULING
PHASE
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
. REF MALF PROC
LOSS OF REDUNDANT
AUTOMATIC 3-AXIS
ATTITUDE CONTROL AND
HOLD C A P A B I L I T Y
11 LM DRIFTS
A. LOSS OF AGS
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
B. LOSS OF PGNS
DOCKED/
B.I. (A) RETURN TO CSM
CAPABILITY
UNDOCKED
<B) NO-GC FOR DOI
DESCENT
ORBIT
2i (2) STOP BURN IF
BURNING
(B) NO-GO FOR PDI
<C) RETURN TO CSM
ASAP
POWERED
DESCENT
'
3 (A) PRIOR TO LOW GATE
ABORT
(B) AFTER LOW GATE
(1) LAND MANUALLY
(2) NO-GC FOR
EXTENDED
LUNAR STAY
1
LUNAR
STAY
24-28
LOSS OF 3-AXIS
CONTROL
A* REDUNOANT
4 ASCENT AT THE NEXT
BEST OPPORTUNITY
(A) RETURN TO CSM

ASAP
DOCKED/
UNDOCKED
IB) NO-GO FOR DOI

DESCENT
ORBIT
2< (A) RETURN TO CSM

ASAP
(B) NO-GO FOR PDI
B. ANY AXIS
3, CONTINUE MISSION
POWERED
DESCENT
LUNAR
STAY
4< ASCENT AT NEXT BEST

OPPORTUNITY
RNDZ
5, CONTINUE MISSION
POWERED
DESCENT
8.1. (A) ODI TO LOW GATE

ABORT
(B) AFTER LOW GATE
CONTINUE MISSION
NO-GO FOR
EXTENDED
LUNAR STAY
RNDZ
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
2 NO-GO FOR LM ACTIVE

RNDZ
OAT! ;
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
GROUP
CES
ABNORMAL VEHICLE DYNAMICS
PAGE
24-9
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
R RULE

PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
i
i
24-29
LOSS OF TRANSLATION
CAPABILITY
A. AUTOMATIC
ULLAGE (+X)
1
1
1
DOCKED/ A.U NOT APPLICABLE

UNDOCKED
'DESCENT 1 2.(A) RETURN TO CSM
1
ORBIT
ASAP
1
(B) DOI INHIBITED
(C) DO NOT BACK UP

ULLAGE MANUALLY
1
1
POWERED
DESCENT
A.I. CAN NOT DETECT FAILURE UNTIL

LGC COMMANDS ULLAGE
REF MALF PROC
CES
14 ABSENCE OF NORMAL RESPONSE VIA

' TTCA
'
(D) NO-GO FOR PDI

3 U ) ORIOR TO PDI
(1) RETURN TO
CSM ASAP
(2) PDI INHIBITED
(3) DO NOT BACK
UP ULLAGE
MANUALLY
'
(4) NO-GO FOR

LANDING
'
'
i
(B) AFTER PDI
CONTINUE MISSION
8* EITHER
/-Y /-2t + /-X
TRANSLATION
'
DOCKED/
UNDOOCED
B.I.(A) RETURN TO CSM

ASAP
(8) NO-GO FOR 001
'
DESCENT
ORBIT
2.(A) PRIOR TO DOI
<f
'
i
(1) RETURN TO CSM

ASAP
'
(2) DCI INHIBITED
(3) NC-GO FOR PDI
'
i
i
(B) AFTER DOI
*
i
(1) CONTINUE
MISSION
'
*
(2) NO-GO FOR

LM ACTIVE
TPI ANO TPF
POWERED
DESCENT
3.(A) CONTINUE MISSION

B) NO-GO FOR LM
ACTIVE
TPI ANO TPF
'
'
4e(A> CSI-CDH
RN02
(1) CONTINUE
MISSION
B.4IA) A MINIMUM OF ONE AXIS

TRANSLATION IS REQUESTED DURING THIS
' PHASE
'
(2) NO-GO FOR

TPI-TPF
'
(B) TPI-TPF
U ) CSM ACTIVE
RNDZ ANO
DOCKING
MISSION
APOLLO 13L
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/49 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
'
GROUP
PAGE
24-10
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
R RULE
24-30
LOSS OF PITCH OR
ROLL GOA
PHASE
RULING
'
DOCKED/ '1* RETURN TO CSM ASAP

UNDCCKED
2 . /SO-GO FOR DOI
DESCENT
ORBIT
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
RCS IMPINGEMENT CONSTRAINTS MAY BE

VIOLATED BECAUSE OF RCS OPPOSING
THRUST VECTOR OFFSET.
It fRETURN TO CSM ASAP

2. I40-GO FOR PDI
POWERED
DESCENT
24-31
LOSS OF AUTO ENGINE

ON/OFF CAPABILITY
CONTINUE MISSION UNLESS

RCS IMPINGEMENT
CONSTRAINTS ARE VIOLATED*
DOCKED/
UNOOCKED
2* 1MO-GO
DESCENT
ORBIT
REF MALF PROC C E S

5 QOA CAUTION LIGHT ON
. REF MALF PROC C E S
FOR DO I
7 MPS DOES NOT T H R U S T WHEN

TIMER IND 00*00
EVENT
1 . fRETURN TO CSM ASAP

2 . (301 INHIBITED
3 * rYO-GO FOR PDI
l* 3AC&UP PDI WITH MANUAL
POWERED
DESCENT
START PS
2 . <CONTINUE MISSION
3 . \YO-GO FOR EXTENDED
.UNAR STAY IF FAILURE
EFFECTS ASCENT ENGINE.
24-32
ENGINE DOES NOT

IGNITE AFTER START
PB DEPRESSION
LUNAR
STAY
ASCENT AT NEXT BEST

OPPORTUNITY
VIA MANUAL START
CAPABILITY
POWERED
DESCENT
1. INHIBIT POt
STOP PB MUST BE SET TO RESET THE

LATCHING RELAYS ENERGIZED BY START
PB DEPRESSION*
2* IRETURN TO CSM ASAP

REF MALF P-ROC CES 7. MPS DOES
NOT THRUST WHEN EVENT TIMER INO
00*00
24-33
LOSS OF OPERATIONAL
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
REF MALF PROC A G S
AGS
1
AGS WARNING LIGHT
11 OEDA RESPONSE IS ABNORMAL
'
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
GROUP
SPECIFIC PGNS/CSS/AGS
PAGE
24-11
MISSION RULES
RtV
ITfM
RULE ' CONDITION/MALFUNCTION*
24-34
LOSS OF AUTO
THRUST CONTROL
PHASE
RULING
DOCKED/
UNCOCKED
'
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
REF MALF PROC
2 NO-GO FOR OOI
19 ENG TMR AND CMD DO

DURING DPS BURN
CES
NOT
AGREE
DfSCENT
ORBIT
20 CMD TMR DOES NOT RESPOND

TTCA OR DOES NOT FOLLOW TIMELINE
2. IF BURNING* CONTINUE
BURN
TO
3. NO-GO FOR PDI

POWERED
DESCENT
1* PRIOR TO LOW GATE
ABORT USING DPS*

ABORT STAGE 20 SEC
AFTER LOW LEVEL
2* AFTER LOW GATE
'
(A) SWITCH TO MANUAL

THROTTLE
i
(B) CONTINUE MISSION
24-35
LOSS OF ALL MANUAL

THRUST CONTROL
DOCKED/ 1* RETURN TO CSM ASAP

UNDOCKED
i
2* NO-GO FOR DOI
DESCENT
ORBIT
NO LONGER THAN
100
NON-THROTTLEABLE
RANGE
ACCUMULATED*
IN
BE
DO
NOT

1. IF BURNING* CONTINUE
i
BURN
3. NO-GO FOR PDI
POWERED
SEC
CAN
REF MALF PROC
CES
19 ENG THR AND CMD

AGREE DURING DPS BURN
THR
1. DO NOT SWITCH TO
OESCENT
MANUAL
20 CMD TMR DOES NOT RESPOND

TTCA OR DOES NOT FOLLOW TlMfeLlNE
THROTTLE
TO
2. ABORT USING DPS. ABORT

STAGE 2Q SEC AFTER LOW
LEVEL
24-36
LOSS OF ACA
REF M A L F PROC
A* ONE
ALL
A* CONTINUE MISSION
8. BOTH
DOCKED/
UNDOCKED
B*1.(A) RETURN TO CSM

ASAP
CES
ABNORMAL VEHICLE DYNAMICS 1ACA

JAMMED
OUT
Or
DETENT.
PROPORTIONAL SIGNALS ALwAYi, PRESENT
(8) NO-GO FOR OOI

2.(A) RETURN TO CSM
ASAP
IF BURNING
CONTINUE BURN
'DESCENT
ORBIT
!
|
I
(8) NO-GO FOR PDI

3*(A) ABORT USING DPS*
ABORT STAGE 20
SEC AFTER LOW
LEVEL
'POWERED
DESCENT
'LUNAR
STAY
(
RNDZ
'
4(A) CONTINUE MISSION

(B) CSM ACTIVE
VEHICLE FOR
DOCKING
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/l/69 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
GROUP
SPfCIFIC
PGNS/CES/AGS
PAGE
2*-12
MISSION RULES
RUV
ITEM
R 'RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
24-37
PHASE
RULING
'
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
REF MALF PROC
LOSS OF TTCA
A ONE
ALL
A* CONTINUE MISSION
S. BOTH
OOCKED/
UNDOCKED
8.1* (A) RETURN TO CSM

ASAP
(B)
NO-GO FOR
14 ABSENCE OF NORMAL RESPONSE VIA

TTCA
DOI
2. (A) RETURN TO CSM

ASAP
DESCENT
ORBIT
(8) NO-GO FOR POIf

COM, CSI. DOCKING
3(A) DO NOT SWITCH TO
MANUAL THROTTLE
POWERED
DESCENT
(B) ABORT USING DPS*

ABORT STAGE 20
SEC AFTER LOW
LEVEL
4 CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
RNDZ
24-38
LOSS OF LUNAR
CONTACT LIGHTS
5. THE CSM MUST BE THE

ACTIVE VEHICLE FOR
TPIt TPF AND
DOCKING
POWERED
DESCENT
CONTINUE MISSION
RULE NUMBER 24-39

IS RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO XI
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM GUIDANCE
AND CONTROL
CES
GROUP
PAGE
24-13
MISSION RULES
RtV
ITEM
SECTION 24 -
GUIDANCE AND CONTROL -
CONTINUED
ITEM
24-*O
PRELAWJNCH INSTRUMENTATION
PCM
ONBOARD
LGC DOWNLINK
PLS TORO REF
2.5 VOC TM BIAS
I"U 28 VAC 800
IRIG SUSP 3.2 KC
IMU STBY
LGC OPR
X PIPA OUT IN PHASE
Y PIPA OUT IN PHASE
2 PIPA OUT IN PHASE
IG SVO ERR IN PÂSE
IG IX RSVR OUT SIN
IG IX RXVR OUT COS
MG SVO ERR IN PHASE
MG IX RSVR OUT SIN
MG IX RSVR OUT COS
OG SVO ERR IN PHASE
OG RSVR OUT SIN
OG RSVR OUT COS
PITCH ATT ERR
YAW ATT ERR
ROLL ATT ERR
PIPA TEMP
RR SHFT SIN
RR SHFT COS
RR TRUN SIN
RR TRUN COS
LGC WARNING
ISS WARNING
LR ANT TEMP
RR NO TRACK
RR ANT TEMP
GG0001U
GG104OV
GG1110V
GG1201V
GG1331V
GG1313X
GG1523X
GG2001V
GG2021V
GG2041V
GG2107V
GG2112V
GG2113V
GG2137V
GG2142V
SG2143V
GG2167V
GG2172V
GG2173V
GG2219V
GG2249V
GG2279V
GG2300T
GG3304V
GG3305V
GG3324V
GG3325V
GG9001X
GG9002X
GN7563T
GN7621X
GN7723T
YAW ERR CMD

PITCH ERR CMO
ROLL ERR CMD
JD A4D OUTPUT
RCS TCP A40
JD B30 OUTPUT
RCS TCP B30
JD A2D OUTPUT
RCS TCP AZD
JD BID OUTPUT
RCS TCP BIO
JD B4U OUTPUT
JO B4F OUTPUT
JD A4R OUTPUT
JO A3U OUTPUT
JO B3A OUTPUT
JO A3R OUTPUT
JO B2U OUTPUT
JO A2A OUTPUT
JO B2L OUTPUT
JO A1U OUTPUT
JO A\f OUTPUT
JO BIL OUTPUT
RCS TCP B4U
RCS TCP 84F
RCS TCO A4R
RCS TCP A3U
RCS TCP B3A
RCS TCP A3R
RCS TCP B2U
RCS TCP A2A
RCS TCP B2L
RCS TCP AXU
RCS TCP A1F
RCS TCP BIL
YAW ATT ERA
PITCH ATT ERR
GH1247V
GH1248V
GH1249V
GH1419V
GRS032X
GH1423V
GR5036X
GH1427V
GR5040X
GH1431V
GRS044X
GH1418V
GH1420V
GH1421V
GH1422V
GH1424V
GH1423V
GH1426V
GH1428V
GH1429V
GH1430V
GH1432V
GH1433V
GRS031X
GR5033X
GR5034X
6RS039X
GR3037X
GR5038X
GR9039X
GR5041X
GR5042X
GR5043X
GR3045X
GR5046X
GH1455V
GH14S6V
MEAS DESCRIPTION
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
TRANSDUCERS
FDA I
FDA I
COMMON
COMMON
FDA I
FDA I
COMMON
COMMON
FDA I
FDA!
FDA I
FDA!
FOAI
Cfrw
FDA I
FDA I
FDA!
FDA I
CfrW
CfrW
TEMP MONITOR
CfrW
TEMP MONITOR
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
SEPARATE
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMUN
HD
HO
MO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO"
HO
MO
4/16/49 LM GUIDANCE ANO

CONTROL
M
M
M
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
SECTION
H0>
0\
HO)
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HO
HD
M-PCM
M-PCM
MO
M-PCM
M-PCM
HO
M-PCM
M-PCM
MD - PC*
HD - P O
MD - PC*
M-PCM
HO - P C
MO - PCP
MD - PCI"
MO - PC*
HO - PC*
HD - P O
HO - PC*
MD - PO*
M-PCM
HO
HO
FDA I
FDAl
CATEGORYf
COMMON
COMMON
MO
HO
GROUP
PAGE
PRELAUNCM
1NSTR
24-14
MISSION RULE
REFERENCE
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
2420
24-20
24-20
2420
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-20
24-23
24-23
24-23
24-23
24-20
24-20
24-23
24-23
24-33
24-33
24-33
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-33
24-33
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 24 - M
ITEM
GUIDANCE AND CONTROL - CONTINUED
ITEM
24-40
NEAS DESCRIPTION
ROLL ATT ERR
R6A YAM RATE
RGA PITCH RATE
RGA ROLL RATE
ACS SEL
ROLL PLSD/DIR
=>ITCH PLSD/OIR
YAW PLSD/DIR
AUTO ON
APS ARM
ENG FIRE OVRO
MAN THRUST CMO
PITCH GOA POS
ROLL GOA POS
P TRM FAIL
R TRM FAIL
AUTO THRUST CMO
OPS ARM
VAR INJ ACT POS
CES AC PWR FAIL
CES DC PWR FAIL
AGS DOWNLINK DATA
ASA TEMP
ASA PWR/AEA FAIL
AUTO OFF
AGS AUTO
AGS ATT HOLD
PGNS AUTO
PGNS ATT HOLD
LR RNG DATA NO GOOD
LR VEL DATA NO GOOD
MISSION
APOLLO 11
PCM
ONBOARD
FDAI
FDA I
FOAZ
FDAI
GH1457V
. GH1461V
GH1462V
GH1463V
GHX62XX
GH162IX
GH1629X
GH1630X
GH1214X
GH1230X
GH12S6X
GHX3X1V
GH1313V
GH13X4V
GH1323X
GHX330X
GHX331V
GHX346X
GO6806H
GL4026X
GL4027X
GIOOOXX
GI330XT
GL4028X
GHX2X7X
GHX64XX
GHX642X
GHX643X
GHX644X
GN752XX
GN7557X
REV
DATE
METER
ctw
Cfrw
METER
TRANSDUCERS
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
SEPARATE
COMMON
COMMON
SEPARATE
CfrW
Cfrw
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
ctw
CfrW
CfrW
SECTION
4/16/49 LM GUIDANCE AND

CONTROL
COMMON
COMMON
CATEGORY
HD
M ON BOAR
M PCM/HD
M
HO
HD
HD
HO
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
HO
M
M
M
M
M
HO
HD
HO
HO
HO
HO
HD
HD
HO
GROUP
PAGE
PRELAUNCH
INSTR
24-X5
MISSION RULE
REFERENCE
24-28
24-33
24-33
24-33
24-33
24-33
24-33
24-33
24-3 X
24-31
24-3X
24-34*24-35
24-30
24-30
24-30
24-30
24-34
24-32*24-31
24-34*24-35
24-30
24-30
24-33
24-33
24-33
24-32*24-31
24-27
24-27
24-27
24-27
I 23 LM DPS

MISSION RULESREV
SECTION 23 - LM PROPULSIONY- OPS
ITEM
ITEM
23-1
GENERAL '
IN ORDER TO INITIATE AND CONTINUE THE FOLLOWING MISSION PHASES THE DPS
THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM CAPABILITIES*
A*
DOCKED/UNDOCKED
B.
DESCENT ORBIT* POWERED DESCENT
SUBSYSTEM
MUST
PROVIDE
NO DPS PROPELLANT LEAKS
23-2
1*
NO OPS PROPELLANT LEAKS
2.
AN OPERATIONAL DPS
3*
NO EXCESSIVE PROPELLANT USAGE
4.
GREATER THAN t PERCENT QUANTITY REMAINING AND NO LOW LEVEL

800 FT ALT.
WARNING
ABOVE
DEFINITIONS
A.
AN OPERATIONAL DPS IS DEFINED AS FOLLOWS*

1.
FUEL AND/OR OXID ENGINE INLET PRESSURE GREATER

INITIATION AND GREATER THAN PSIA AT PDI.
2.
FUEL AND/OR OXID ENGINE INLET PRESSURES GREATER THAN 120 PSIA DURING A BURN
WITH THROTTLE LESSER THAN 63 PERCENT OR GREATER THAN 130 PSIA WITH THROTTLE
GREATER THAN 63 PERCENT*
3.
DPS PROPELLANT TEMPS LESS

INITIATE A BURN.
4.
DELTA TEMP BETWEEN FUEL AND OXID LESS
THAN
100
PSIA
THAN 15. DEG F OR GREATER THAN 30 DEG F

THAN 2,3 DEG F
ONLY
TO
AT
DOI
ONLY
TO
INITIATE
BURN*
3<A)DELTA PRESSURE BETWEEN FUEL ANO 0X10 ENGINE INLET PRESSURES AT FTP LESS
THAN 12.pSID (OXID HIGH) AND LESS
THAN 23.PSID (FUEL HIGH) DURING DESCENT
PRIOR TO LOW GATE.
(B)
6.
DELTA PRESSURE FOR LOWER THROTTLE SETTINGS TBD
SUPERCRITICAL HELIUM ADEQUATE TO COMPLETE MISSION.
THE LOW THROTTLE POINT IS DEFINED AS THE MINIMUM POSITION THAT THE THROTTLE
ASSUME WITH MINIMUM MANUAL THROTTLE COMMAND VOLTAGE (10.9 FOR LM-3)
RULES 25-3 THROUGH 25-10 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
0AT6
SECTION
4/l6/6t LM PROPULSION
-OPS
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL - DPS
23-1
ACTUATOR
WILL
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
ITEM
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
25-U
DPS USABLE PROPELLANT .IS 17i701l LBS*

TOTAL LOADED
TRAPPED
TM ERROR*
USABLE
18*192.7
-256*6
-233.0
17.701.1
LBS
LBS
LBfr
LBS
BASED ON 1*3 PERCENT PQGS ERROR
25-12
THE TOTAL CONTINUOUS BURN TINE OF THE DESCENT ENGINE SHALL NOT EXCEED 910 SECONDS
25-13
THE DPS ENGINE WILL NOT NORMALLY BE OPERATED FOR LESS THAN 3.5 SEC ANO WILL PROVIOE A 10
COAST BETWEEN NON-CRITICAL BURNS AND A j . SEC COAST BETWEEN CRITICAL BURNS.
25-14
ALL OPS STARTS WILL BE NOMINALLY PLANNED AT THE LOW THROTTLE POINT.
25-15
THE DPS ENGINE WILL NOT BE OPERATED IN THE NON-THROTTLING RANGE (65 PERCENT TO FTP) FOR MORE
THAN TBO SEC DURING THE NORMAL LUNAR MISSION PROFILE OR FOR MORE THAN 100 SEC OURING A ALTERNATE
MISSIONS*
25-16
FROM A SAFETY STANDPOINT SUPERCRITICAL HELIUM BURST DISC RUPTURE DURING MANNED OPERATION
ALLOWABLE EVENT* EXCEPT DURING EVA*
25-17
FOR ALTERNATE MISSIONS THE MINIMUM SHE PRESSURE FOR START OF A BURN WHICH
PROPELLANTS IS 50^ PSIA. ASSUMING NOMINAL PRESSURE RISES TO THIS POINT.
RULE 23-11 IS RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO IX
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM PROPULSION
-OPS
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
25-2
wlLL
OF
OPERATION
MINUTE
IS
DEPLETE
AN
OPS
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
ITEM
23-19
DPS ENGINE RESTART CAN BE MAOE WITH THE FOLLOWING CONSTRAINTSINITIAL BURN
REQUIRED COAST TIME
MAXIMUM RESTART
BURN TIME
A.
B
C.
D.
2 SECONDS
2 SECONDS
REFERENCE(SEE FIGURE BELOW)
NO RESTART
NO CONSTRAINT
9. *ECS
1 SECS
UP TO TBD SEC
TBD TO 190 SEC
190 SECS TO 600 5ECS
GREATER THAN 600 SECS
T H S S E CONSTRAINTS AR 8ASED ON ENGINE THRUST CHAMBER HEATING AND SOAK BACK

THE BURN IF THE MAXIMUM RESTART BURN TIME IS EXCEEDED*
LIMITS.
THERE SHALL BE NO MORE THAN 3 RESTARTS AFTER THE INITIAL BURN*
14,000
~:
I:;;
':,
=HT
;:..
12,000
nnr:::
: i
r; j |
:
r:"
M -
k'
'
10,000
::/
I^T;
z-M
::::
''
8,000
!
"3
r
t
i r !;
:;.:
iil-i
6,000
..':.
4,000
j_
2,000
WF ;frf
a**
iiit
:;:?
r:n
iiii
=x
mi
tffifa
m s
200
300
400
500
600
Initial bum time, sec

Figure 2 5 - 1 . - LMOE required coast time * Initial bum time for
engine chamber heating limitation!.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
DPS
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
23-3
700
TERMINATE
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 25 - LM PROPULSIONY- DPS
ITEM
ITEM
25-20
ONLY PREMISSION APPROVED ALTERNATE OPS/MULTIBURN PROFILES WILL BE EXECUTEDt SINCE NO DATA
25-21
S ? f t S % i S - K 3 5 r S i : S "AMININ0
0PS FRE 1N
" "
PROPELLANT GAGING
A.
PRIME M E T H O D PQ6S (TMt ONBOARD) (1.3 PERCENT)
9.
BACKUP METHOO- GROUND MASS CALCULATION ( l ^ PERCENT)
MISSION
APOLLO XI
REV
DATE
SECTION
-DPS
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
25-4
Center
MISSION RULES
Rt V
SECTION 25 - LM PROPULSIONY- DPS
I TFM

i
PULING
PHASE
'
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
25-30
SPEC IFIC MISSION RULES
LOSS OF OPERATIONAL DOCKED/

DPS (PRIOR TO LOW
UNDOCKED
GATE REF MR 25-2
FOR DEFINITION*
AFTER LOW GATE ONLY DESCENT
LOW INLET PRESSURES ORBIT
LESS THAN OR EQUAL T t
120 PSIA
A. INHIBIT DPS BURNS
REF MAL PROC NO*

^
B* STOP DOI IF IN PROGRESS
1* INHIBIT PDI
2* RNDZ WITH APS
POWEREO
DESCENT
C* ABORT STAGE
25-31
START TANK LEAK

PRIOR TO
PRESSURI2ATION
A* FUEL AND/OR OXID 'ALL
ENGINE INLET P
GREATER THAN
i
100 PSIA*
REF MAL PROC NO*

A* CONTINUE MISSION
INHIBIT FIRING DPS
START TANK SQUIB
B* FUEL AND/OR
OXID ENGINE
INLET P
LESS
THAN
100 PSIA.
B*
CONTINUE MISSION
'
1* FIRE SGUIB TO
START TANK
2*
i
'
25-32
NOTE
PRESSURIZATION SYSTEM
MAY
BE
OPENED TO STAKT TANK LEAK*
CLOSE
PRIMARY hE REG SOV AFTER C A C M
BURN
AND REOPEN AT
INITIATION OF EACH
BURN*
INHIBIT DPS BURNS

IF INLET PRESSURES
DO NUT COME UP
GREATER THAN
OR EQUAL TO
100 PSIA*
DPS FAILS TO
PRESSURIZE
REF MAL PROC NO*
A. VIA START TANK

1. INLET PRESS
GREATER THAN
OR EQUAL TO
100 PSIA*
A* 1* CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
i
i
2* INLET PRESS
LESS THAN
100 PSIA*
B* VIA SUPERCRITICAL DESCENT
HELIUM
ORBIT
2* INHIBIT ALL OPS BURNS
B* CUT OFF DOI ON INLET

PRESSURES
1* NO-GO FOR POI
2* RNOZ WITH APS
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
-OPS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC-DPS
23-5
MISSION RULES
RfcV
SECTION 25 - LH PROPULSIONY- OPS
ITEM
RULE ' ONDITION/MALFUNCTIQN1
25-33
PHASE
'
RULING
LOSS OF
SUPERCRITICAL
PRESSURE (OPS IN
BLOWDOWN MODE)
A. PRIOR TO
THROTTLE DOWN
FROM FTP
POWERED
MAL PROC OPS NO*.
REF
RULE 25-1*
REF
MAL PROC DPS NO.,
ABORT STAGE WHEN INLET

PRESSURES
LESS THAN
OR EQUAL TO
150 PSIA*
B* CONTINUE MISSION
DOWN FROM FTP
LEAK BETWEEN HE REG

SHUTOFF ANO QUAD
CHECK VALVES
DETECTED
A. PRIOR TO BLOWING
*M8 TANK SQUIB
REF
A* ABORT
DESCENT
5. AFTER THROTTLE
25-34
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
DO NOT THROTTLE UP
GREATER THAN
65 PERCENT*
A, PRESSURIZE DPS WITH AMB

TANK WHILE IN SITE
COVERAGE
ALL
1* INHIBIT DPS BURNS

FOR LEAK RATE
GREATER THAN TBD
PSI/MIN*
2. IF LEAK RATE
LESS
THAN TBD
PSI/MIN
(A) CLOSE HE REG 1
(B) OPEN DES HE

REG 1 PRIOR TO
EACH BURN*
B. AFTER AMB
PRESSURI2ATION
BUT PRIOR
TO OOI.
B*
ALL
IF LEAK RATE LESS THAN

TBD PSI/MIN
1. CLOSE DES HE REG 1
2* OPEN DES HE REG 1
PRIOR TO EACH BURN*
DESCENT
ORBIT
C. AFTER DOI
C*
INHIBIT FURTHER DPS

BURNS IAD HOURS
SHE CAPABILITY MUST BE OBTAINED

REAL TIME FROM ACF SHE PROGRAM TO
IDENTIFY REMAINING CAPABILITIES*
1* CLOSE DES HE REG 1

2* OPEN DES HE REG 1
AT IGNITION OF
SUBSEQUENT BURNS*
2* CLOSE DES HE REG 1
AT SHUTDOWN OF
SUBSEQUENT BURNSc
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
-OPS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECHFIC-DPS
25-6
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
R RULE
25-35
LEAK BETWEEN SHE

SQUIB AND DES
HE REG 1 AND 2
SHUTOFF VALVES.
PHASE
DOCKED/ 'A.
UNDOOCED
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
PRIOR TO 001 00 NOT

BLOW SHE SQUIB AT 001
'
REF MAL PROC DPS NO.
i
i
1* 00 NOT ARM PYRO

PRIOR TO DOI
'
DESCENT
ORBIT
25-36
RULING
2* ARM PYRO PRIOR TO POI
INHIBIT FURTHER DPS BURNS
OPS PROPELLANT/VAPOR DOCKED/ 'STAGE ASAP

LEAK DOWNSTREAM OF UNDOCKED
QUAO CHECK VALVES
DESCENT
STAGE ASAP
ORBIT
RFF MAL PROC DPS NO.
'APS RND2
A. POI TO LOW GATE
POWERED
DESCENT
ABORT STAGE
i
B LOW GATE TO TD
1
CONTINUE MISSION
25-37
LOW LEVEL PRIOR TO

800 FEET ALTITUDE
POWERED
DESCENT
'A*
ABORT
B*
'
ABORT STAGE 20 SECONDS

AFTER LOW LEVEL
REF MAL PROC DPS NO.
i
i
t
25-38
PQQS READING
1 PERCENT iEITHER
FUEL OR OX 10) AND
NO VALID TIME
ESTIMATE FROM LOW
LEVEL
POWERED
DESCENT
ABORT
ABORT STAGE AT OPS

DEPLETION
REF MAL PROC OPS NO* -
i
i
25-39
EXCESSIVE PROPELLANT 'POWERED

USAGE (MARGIN AT
DESCENT
TOUCHDOWN LESS
THAN TBD PERCENT)*
A* PRIOR TO
THROTTLE DOWN CONTINUE MISSION
a. AFTER THROTTLE DOWN 1* ABORT
2*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
ABORT STAGE 2C
SECONOS AFTER
LOW LEVEL*
SECTION
-OPS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC-OPS
25-7

MISSION RULESREV
SECTION 25 - LM OPS - CONCLUDED
ITEM
ITEM
25-40
MEAS DESCRIPTION
PCM
START TNK PRESS

. REG PRESS
ME REG PRESS
ME PRESS
HE PRESS
FU TNK 1 QTY
FU TNK 2 QTY
OX TNK 1 QTY
OX TNK 2 QTY
FU 1 TEMP
FU 2 TEMP
OX 1 TEMP
OX 2 TEMP
FU PRESS
GQ301SP
GU3018P
GU3025P
GQ3435P
GQ3436P
GQ3603O
GQ3604Q
GU4103Q
GU4104Q
GU3718T
GU3719T
GJ4218T
GO4219T
GQ3611P
OX PRESS
GQ4H1P
TCP
LOW LEVEL
GQ6510P
GU4455X
DPS - PRELAUNCH INSTRUMENTATION
ONBOARD
TRANSDUCER
HE MON
Cfc
COMMON
COMMON
PRESS
QTY
QTY
QTY
QTY
TEMP MON
TEMP MON
TEMP MON
TEMP MON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
MISSION RULE
REFERENCE
CATEGORY
M
HO
HO
HD
HD
HD
HD
HO
HD
HD
HD
HO
HD
M
I OF 2
M-PCM
1 OF 2
M
1 OF 2
M
1 OF 2
M
1 OF 2
M
1 OF 2
M
THRUST
DPS LOW
COMMON
COMMON
M-PCM
25-31.32.35
29-3**30*35
25-34*30*35
23-33*30*32
25-33*30*32
25-373S*39
25-37*38*39
25-37*31*39
25-37*38*39
25-30
25-30
25-30
25-30
25-30*313233
25-30.31.32.33.
m g.
33
25-30
25-36
MISSION
APOLLO IX
REV
OATS
SECTION
4/16/49 LM DPS
GROUP
PAGE
PRELAUNCH
INSTR
25-1
126 LM APS

MISSION RULESREV
ITEM
SECTION 26 - LM PROPULSION - AS
ITEM
GENERAL '
26-1
IN OROER TO INITIATE AND CONTINUE THE FOLLOWING MISSION PHASES THE APS
THE FOLLOWlN MINIMUM CAPABILITIES
A.
SUBSYSTEM
MU T
DOCKED/UNDOCKED
NO PROPELLANT LEAK
B*
C.
26-2
DESCENT ORBIT POWERED DESCENTt LUNAR STAY

1.
NO APS PROPELLANT LEAKS
2.
AN OPERATIONAL APS
RENDEZVOUS
1*
NO PROPELLANT LEAKS
2.
OPERATIONAL APS IF APS REQUIRED
DEFINITIONS
A*
AN OPERATIONAL APS <PREPRESSURIZATION) IS DEFINED AS FOLLOW

1
DELTA PRESS BETWEEN APS FUEL AND OXID ENGINE INLET PRESSURES
PSID.
2.
DELTA TEMP BETWEEN APS FUEL AND OxlD LESS THAN 10 DEG F*
LESS
THAN
3*
APS FUEL ANO/OR OXID TEMP GREATER THAN 30 DEG F AND LESS THAN 90 DEG F*
4*
APS FUEL AND/OR OXID INLET PRESSURE GREATER THAN 62 PSIA AND LESS
PSIA.
5.
NO HELIUM TANK OR HELIUM LINE LEAKS*
THAN
90
205
AN OPERATIONAL APS (POST-PRESSURIZATION) IS DEFINED AS F O L L O W S

ADEQUATE SOURCE PRESSURE FOR DELTA V REQUIRED*
DELTA TEMP BETWEEN APS FUEL AND OXID LESS THAN 60 DEG F FOR BURNS LESS
100 SECONDS AND 10 DEG F FOR BURNS GREATER THAN 100 SECONDS*
THAN
APS FUEL ANO/OR OXID TEMP GREATER THAN TBJ3 DEG F AND LESS THAN Ififi DEG F FOR
BURNS LESS 100 SECONDS AND GREATER THAN 50 DEG F AND LESS THAN 90 DEG F FOR
BURNS GREATER THAN 100 SECONDS*
4*
APS FUEL ANO/OR OXID INLET PRESSURES GREATER THAN 115 PSIA*
5*
DELTA PRESSURE BETWEEN FUEL ANO OXID INLET PRESSURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO
20 PSID FOR BURNS LESS THAN 100 SECONDS ANO LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 12 PSIA
FOR BURNS GREATER THAN 100 SECONDS
RULES 26-J THROUGH 26-9 ARE RESERVED
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
- APS
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
26-1
PROVIDE
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 26 - LM PROPULSION - APS
ITEM
ITEM
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
26-10
APS MANNED ENGINE STARTS WILL NOMINALLY BE PRECEDED BY A PROPELLANT SETTLING MANEUVER USING Twu
JET ULLAGE WITH THE EXCEPTION THAT NO ULLAGE IS REQUIRED FOR AN ABORT STAGE OR FROM INITIATION
OF ASCENT FROM THE LUNAR SURFACE.
26-11
THE APS CANNOT REMAIN ACTIVATED (COMPATIBILITY SuUXB VALVES FIRED) LUNGER TMAN 24 HOURS BEFORE
ITS USAGE IS COMPLETED NOMINALLY. IN CASE OF A CONTINGENCY* THE TIME CAN BE EXTENDED TO 3-1/2
DAYS.
26-12
THE USABLE PROPELLANT FOR APS IS 5*180*7 LBS.

TOTAL LOADED
TRAPPED AND
LOADING ERROR
USABLE
5*227.1 LBS
-
46.4 LBS
5*180.7 LBS
26-13
THE MINIMUM IMPULSE OF THE APS ENGINE IS 1235 PLUS OR MINUS -NC 89 L8S - SEC* WHICH
TO A BURN TIME OF 0.5 SEC.
26-14
ONLY PREMISSION APPROVED APS MULTIBURN PROFILES WILL BE EXECUTED* SINCE NO DATA EXISTS TO ALLQw
REALTIME SUPPORT FOR EXAMINING APS FREEZING* CHARRING* BACKWALL TEMPERATURE CONSTRAINTS FOR
MULTIBURN PROFILES.
26-15
PROPELLANT GAGING (NO ONBOARD READOUT)
A.
PRIME M E T H O D APS QTY FROM LGC MASS CALCULATION (2jJ PERCENT)
B.
BACKUP METHOO- FLOW RATE X TIME (5 PERCENT)
RULES 26-16 THROUGH 26-19 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
- APS
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
26-2
CORRESPOND
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE :ONDITION/MALFUNCTION
t
i
PHASE
RULING
i
i
CuES/NOTES/COMMENTS
i
SPECIFIC
i
26-20
LOSS OF AN
OPERATIONAL APS
'DOCKED/
i
'A* RETURN TO CSM
'UNDOCKED
DESCENT
ORBIT
REF MAL PROC APS NO*
NO-GO FOR DOI

B. RETURN TO CSM ASAP
NO-GC FOR PDI
POWERED
DESCENT
C. ABORT
USE DPS AS LONG AS
POSSIBLE
LUNAR
STAY
26-21
D. ASCEND ASAP
APS HE SOURCE
PRESSURE
A* LEAK PRIOR TO
PRESSURIZATION
REF MAL PROC APS NO*

NOTE
ONE HELIUM BOTTLE CAN
SUPPLY
SUFFICIENT APS DELTA v CAPAaiLT*Y FOR
NONLANOING ALTERNATE MISSIONS*
A* ! RETURN TO CSM
NO-GO FOR DOI
DOCKED/
UNDOCKED
DESCENT
ORBIT
2. RETURN TO CSM
NO-GO FOR DI
POWERED
DESCENT
3* ABORT
(A) USE DPS AS LONG
AS POSSIBLE
(8) SELECT ALTERNATE
APS HELIUM TANK
(C) AFTER APS GOES
IN SLOWDOWN*
SELECT LEAKING
TANK IF PRESS
GREATER THAN
200 PSIA
LUNAR
STAY
<> ASCEND ASAP

IA) SELECT ALTERNATE
APS HELIUM TANK
(B) AFTER APS GOES
IN SLOWDOWN,t
SELECT LEAKING
TANK IF PRES IS
GREATER THAN
200 PSIA.
6* LEAK AFTER
PRESSURIZATION
LUNAR
STAY
RNDZ
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
B* 1* ASCEND IMMEDIATELY
OATS
2. CONTINUE MISSION
SECTION
- APS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
26-3
MISSION RULES
R I; V
I TEM
R RULE ONDITION/MALFUNCTION
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
26-22
APS HE LEAK BETWEEN DOCKED/

QUAD CHECK. VALVES
UNDOCKED
AND ASC HE REG 1 AND
2 SHUTOFF VALVES
DESCENT
AQQ
A* RETURN TO CSM
REF MAL PROC APS NO.

NOTE
NO-GO FOR DOI

SHORT
POSSIBLE.
B. RETURN TO CSM
APS
BURNS
wf\O 1 I
POWERED
DESCENT
NO-GC FOR PDI

C. ABORT
USE DPS AS LONG

AS POSSIBLE
D. CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
1. PRESSURIZE WITH ONE

BOTTLE IMMEDIATELY
PRIOR TO IGNITION
2* USE SECOND BOTTLE
WHEN APS GOES
IN BLOWDOWN
RN02
26-23
APS HELIUM/
PRCPELLANT VAPOR
LEAK DOWNSTREAM OF
QUAO CHECK VALVES
E CONTINUE MISSION
CLOSE HE SOV'S
REF MAC PROC APS NO.

A. EGRESS TO CSM ASAP
DOCKED
JETTISON LM
UNDOCKED
B. DOCK ASAP
1. CSM ACTIVE DOCKING
2. JETTISON LM ASAP
DESCENT
ORBIT/
RN02
C, DOCK ASAP
1* CSM RESCUE
2* CSM ACTIVE DOCKING
3. JETTISON LM ASAP
D. ABORT
POWERED
DESCENT
'
1. USE DPS AS LONG

AS POSSIBLE
2* CSM RESCUE
'

4* JETTISON LM ASAP
LUNAR
STAY
E. ASCEND IMMEDIATELY
1
1. CSM RESCUE
3. JETTISON LM ASAP
MISSION
APOLLO 11
MIGHT
REV DATE
SECTION
- APS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
26-4
BE
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
'RULE
26-24
26-25
PHASE
APS PROP VALVE

MISMATCH
(DELTA POS)
APS FU ANO/OR OXlD

LOW LEVEL
ASCENT
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
THIS INDICATION
APS ENGINE ON *ILL BE

TM FAILURE
A. CONTINUE MISSION
2. CLOSt ASC FEED

APS NO.
1. OPEN RCS MAINS
RULES 26-26
THROUGH 26-29
ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
PRIOR
CONTINUE MISSION
IF BURNING OR HAVE HAD AT
LEAST ONE APS BURN.
INHIBIT SUBSEQUENT
APS BURNS
SECTION
- APS
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
26-5
TO F I R S T
CONSIDERED
APS
MAL
PCC
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 26 - LM APS - CONCLUDED
ITEM
ITEM
26-5
INSTff
APS - PRELAUNCH INSTRUMENTATION
26-30
MEAS DESCRIPTION
PCM
ONBOARD TRANSDUCER
GP0001P
GP0002P
GP00I8P
GP0025P
GP0201T
GP0202T
GP0718T
GP0908X
GP1218T
GP1408X
GP1501P
HEL MON C&W COMMON

HEL MON C&W COMMON
TEMP
C&W
C&W
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
APS OXID PRESS
GP1503P
C&W
COMMON
VLVS A DELTA POS

VLVS B DELTA POS
APS TCP
GP2997U
GP2998U
GP2010P
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
APS
ME 1 PRESS
HE 2 PRESS
HE REG PRESS
HE REG PRESS
HE 1 TEMP
HE 2 TEMP
FUEL TEMP
FUEL LOW
OXID TEMP
OXID LOW
FUEL PRESS
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
C&W
HEL MON
HEL MON
TEMP
c&w
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM APS
- APS
MISSION RULE
REFERENCE
CATEGORY
M - PCM
M - PCM
HD 1 I OF 2
HO fM - PCM
HD - PCM
HD - PCM
M - PCM
M - PCM
26-20.21.22
26-20*21*22
26-20*22
26-20*22
26-21
26-21
26-20
26-25
26-20
26-25
26-20*21*22*23
M - PCM
26-20*21*22*23
HO
HO
HD
26-24
26-25
HD
M - PCM
HD
GROUP
PAGE
PRELAUNCH
26-6
27 LM REACTION
CONTROL SYSTEM

MISSION RULES
9LV
SECTION 27 - LM REACTION CONTROL SYSTEM
ITEM
ITEM
GENERAL
27-1
IN ORDER TO INITIATE AND CONTINUE THE FOLLOWING MISSION PHASES* THE RCS SUBSYSTEM
THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM C A P A B I L I T I E S
A.
MUST
PROVIDE
DOCKED
NO PROPELLANT LEAKS
B.
C.
uNOOCKEDt DESCENT ORBIT

1*
OPERATIONAL RCS SYSTEMS A AND B
2.
NO PROPELLANT LEAKS
POWERED DESCENT
1.
2.
27-2
TO INITIATE PDI
(A)
OPERATIONAL RCS SYSTEMS A AND S-
(B)
NO PROPELLANT LEAKS
TO CONTINUE POWERED DESCENT

(A)
OPERATIONAL RCS SYSTEM A OR Bt OR A COMBINATION OF SYSTEMS A AND 8

PROVIDE 3-AXIS ATTITUDE CONTROL
IB)
NO PROPELLANT LEAKS
WHICH
LUNAR STAY
1.
OPERATIONAL RCS SYSTEMS A AND B
NO PROPELLANT LEAKS
RENDEZVOUS
!
OPERATIONAL RCS SYSTEM A OR B# OR A COMBINATION OF A ANO B* WHICH WOULD

PROVIDE 3-AXIS ATTITUOE CONTROL ANO ONE AXIS TRANSLATION CAPABILITY PRIOR TO
TPI AND 3-AXIS TRANSLATION CAPABILITY FROM TPI THROUGH DOCKING*
2.
NO PROPELLANT LEAKS*
DEFINITIONS
A,
RCS SYSTEM
AN RCS SYSTEM CONTAINS EIGHT OPERATIONAL THRUSTERS SUPPLIED BY ITS OWN
PROPELLANT FEED SYSTEM INDEPENDENT OF ASCENT FEED ANO CROSSFEED**
PRESSURUATION
INDIVIDUAL THRUSTERS REQUIRED FOR DIFFERENT MISSION PHASES WILL BE COVERED SEPARATELY.
OPERATIONAL RCS SYSTEM
1.
FUEL AND/OR OXID MANIFOLD PRESSURES GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 100 PSI*
2*
DELTA PRESSURE BETWEEN FUEL ANO OXlD MANIFOLD LESS THAN OR EUUAL TO 80 PSID*
3.
FUEL TEMP GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 40 DEG F AND LESS THAN OR

DEG F.
RULE NUMBERS 27-3
THROUGH 27-9
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
ARE RESERVED*
SECTION
4/16/69 LM REACTION
CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
GENERAL - RCS
PAGE
27-1
EQUAL
TO 100
AND
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
ITEM
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
27-10
THRUSTER TEMP
THE RCS QUAO TEMP MUST BE BROUGHT UP TO OPERATING TEMPERATURE VIA T H RCS hEATERS PRIOR TO AN'
RCS FIRINGS* THRUSTER QUAD TEMPERATURES MUST BE ABOVE 119 OEG F ANO LESS THAN 190 DEG Ft EXCEPT
DURING PERIODS OF HEAVY DUTY CYCLE WITH EXPECTED TEMP RISES SUCH AS DOCKING.
27-11
USABLE RCS PROPELLANT IS 552*5 LBS OR 87.6 PERCENT OF TOTAL LOADED

TOTAL LOADED
TRAPPED AND LOADING
ERROR
TM ERROR*
633*0 LBS
100.0 PERCENT
-40.5 LBS
-36.0 LBS
- 6.4 PERCENT
- 6.0 PERCENT
USABLE
552.5 LBS
87.6 PERCENT
BASED ON A GROUNO COMPUTATIONAL ACCURACY OF 6 PERCENT.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM REACTION
CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
27-2

MISSION RULES
Rt V
I TEM
RULE
ONDITION/MALFUNCTION'
PHASE
27-20
LOSS OF RCS SYSTEM

A OR B
ALL
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS

A. CLOSE MAINS OF AFFECTE*
SYSTEM IF LOSS OF
SYSTEM RESULTED
FROM ANYTHING OTHER
THAN ISOLATION OF JETS
REF MAL PROC RCS NO*
B CROSSFEED FROM GOOD

SYSTEM
DOCKED
DO NOT UNDOCK
UNOOCKED
DOCK ASAP
NO-GO FOR DOI
OESCENT
MISSION
APOLLO 11
RETURN OF CSM ASAP
ORBIT
NO-GO FOR PDI
POWERED
DESCENT/
RNOZ
CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
ASCENT ASAP
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM REACTION
CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC - RCS
27-3
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
R
ITEM
RULE I O N D I T I O N / M A L F U N C T I U N '
i
i
27-21
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
RCS THRUSTER PAIR
REF MAL PROC RCS NO,
A, ONE PAIR
ISOLATED
A* 1* DO NOT UNDOCK
DOCKED
UNDOCKED
2* DOCK ASAP
NO-GO FOR DOI

DESCENT
ORBIT
NO-GO FOR PDI
'POWERED
DESCENT/
RNDZ
LUNAR
STAY
4. CONTINUE MISSION
5. ASCENT ASAP
B. COMBINATION
ISOLATED
DOCKED
RESULTING IN LOSS OF
ATTITUDE CONTROL
UNDOCKED
B 1 DO NOT UNOOCK
NO-GO FOR DOI
DESCENT
3* CSM RESCUE
ORBIT
NO-GO FOR PDI.

ACTIVE DOCKING
CSM
4. OPEN WHATEVER
ISOLATION PAIRS
REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN
ATTITUDE CONTROL*
POWERED
DESCENT
-
(A) PRIOR TO LOW

GATE (1) ABORT
(2) ABORT STAGE
AT DPS
DEPLETION
i
(B) LOW GATE TO

TOUCHDOWN
CONTINUE MISSIOI
LUNAR
STAY/
RNOZ
3. OPEN WHATEVER
ISOLATION PAIRS
REQUIRED TO ACHIEVE
SAFE ASCENT.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
CSM RESERVE ANO

ACTIVE DOCKING
SECTION
4/14/69 LM REACTION
CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC RCS
27-4
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
R RULE
CONDI1ION/MALFUNCTION1
PHASE
PULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
27-22
DECREASING OR LOSS
OF RCS HE PRESSURE
'A* 1* CONTINUE USING BOTH 1

1
SYSTEMS UNTIL MFLO
PRESS IN BAD SYSTEM
'ALL
LESSER T H A N
THEN CLOSE MAINS

OF BAO SYSTEM
'
1
1
DOCKED
100
Psi
REF MAL PROC RCS NO.

WHEN MFLD PRESS DROPS bELOW 100
PSIt THE
SYSTEM
IS
CONSIDERED
NON-OPERATIONAL KEF RULE 27-2
2* CROSSFEED FROM GOOD

SYSTEM
'B. DO NOT UNDOCK UNLESS

SUFFICIENT PROPELLANT
TO REDQCK EXISTS
IN SLOWDOWN
UNDOCKED
C RETURN TO CSM AND

DOCK ASAP
DESCENT
ORBIT
D RETURN TO CSM AND

DOCK ASAP
GO-GO FOR 001
<
NO-GO FOR PDI

POWERED
DESCENT/
E. CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY
F. CONTINUE MISSION IF
SUFFICIENT SLOWDOWN
CAPABILITY EXISTS
IN FAILED
SYSTEM FOR 6 HOURS OF
LINE OF SIGHT AND 5
MINUTES OF ATT HOLD
- RNOZ
IF THIS CAPABILITY DOES

NOT EXIST* ASCEND ASAP
27-23
RCS PROPELLANT LEAK
DOCKED
A. EGRESS TO CSM ASAP
JETTISON LM
UNDOCKED
NOTE
B* CSM RESCUE
LM RCS ACTIVITY SHOuLO BE KEPT AT

AN ABSOLUTE MINIMUM
NO-GO FOR DOI

C. DOCK ASAP
OESCENT
ORBIT/
RND2
1 NO-GO FOR PDI

2. CSM RESCUE
3. CSM ACTIVE OOCKING
4. JETTISON LM ASAP
D. ASCEND IMMEDIATELY
POWERED
DESCENT/
LUNAR
STAY
1. CSM RESCUE
2* CSM ACTIVE DOCKING
3* JETTISON LM ASAP
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM REACTION
CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC - RCS
27-5
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION'
27-2*
27-23
RCS QUAO TEMP

LESSER THAN 119 DEG
OR GREATER THAN
190 DEG F
EXCEPT DURING
PERIODS OF HEAVY
DUTY CYCLE WITH
EXPECTED RISESt
SUCH AS DOCKING
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
REF MAL PROC N O .
ALL
ISOLATE BOTH THRUSTER PAI

IN AFFECTED QUAD
(REF RULE 27-21)
QUAD TEMP LESS THAN 119

DEG
INDICATES
THE
POSSIBILITY
OF
INCOMPLETE COMBUSTION* WHICH COuLO
CAUSE HARD STARTS
AND
POSSIBLE
EXPLOSIONS*
QUAO TEMPS GREATER THAN 190 DEG F
INDICATES
PREMATURE
OXID
VAPORIZATION ANO ALSO POSSIBILITY OF
VALVE SEAT DAMAGE*
IMPINGEMENT
CONSTRAINTS VIOLATED DOCKED/
UNDOCKED

A* DOCK ASAP
CSM ACTIVE DOCKING
DESCENT
ORBIT
B CSM RESCUE
CSM ACTIVE DOCKING
POWERED
DESCENT
1. PDI TO LOW GATE
ABORT STAGE
2. LOW GATE TO TD
CONTINUE MISSION
LUNAR
STAY/
RND2
D. CONTINUE MISSION
J
RULES 27-26
THROUGH 27-29
ARE RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
RCV
OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 LM REACTION
CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC - RCS
27-6

MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 27 - LM REACTION CONTROL - CONCLUOEO
ITEM
ITEM
PRELAUNCM INSTRUMENTATION
27-30
PCM
MEAS DESCRIPTION
ONBOARD
RCS A PROP OTY

RCS B " PROP QTY
RCS A'* REG PRESS
RCS B REG PRESS
RCS ' A' ME PRESS
RCS B HE PRESS
RCS A FUEL TEMP
RCS B FUEL TEMP
RCS M AIN " A * ' CLSD
RCS M AIN 'B* CLSD
RCS A FUEL MFLO PRESS
RCS B FUEL MFLD PRESS
RCS A' OX MFLD PRESS
RCS ' B lf OX MFLD PRESS
A/B XPEED OPEN
QUAD 1 A 1 TCA ISOL VLV
QUAD 2 ' ( A 1 TCA ISOL VLV
QUAD 3 A TCA ISOL VLV
QUAD 4 A TCA ISOL VLV
QUAD 1 B TCA ISOL VLV
QUAD 2 'B 1 TCA ISOL VLV
QUAD 3 " B ( 1 TCA ISOL VLV
QUAD 4 '' 1 TCA ISOL VLV
QUAD 1 TEMP
QUAO 2 TEMP
QUAO 3 TEMP
QUAD 4 TEMP
ASC FEED OXID M A M OPEN
GR1085Q
GR1095Q
GR1201P
GR1202P
GR1101P
GR1102P
GR2121T
GR2122T
GR9609U
GR9610U
GR2201P
GR2202P
GR3201P
GR3202P
GR9613U
GR9667U
GR9665U
GR9663U
GR9661U
GR9660U
GR9666U
GR9664U
GR9662U
GR6004T
GR6003T
GR6002T
GR6001T ,
GR9641U
ASC FEED FUEL * OPEN
GR9631U
ASC FEED FUEL " B
(l
OPEN
GR9632U
ASC FEED OXID "fl 1 ' OPEN
GR9642U
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
TRANSDUCER
QUANTITY
QUANTITY
PRESS MON CfrW
PRESS MON CfrW
PRESS MON Cfrw
PRESS MON CfrM
TEMP MON
TEMP MON
MAIN SOV
MAIN SOV
PRESS MON
PRESS MON
PRESS MON
PRESS MON
CRSFD
SYS A QUAD 1
SYS A QUAO 2
SYS A QUAD 3
SYS A UUAD 4
SYS B QUAO 1
SYS B QUAO 2
SYS B QUAD 3
SYS B QUAD 4
TEMP MON CfrW
TEMP MON CfrW
TEMP MON CfrW
TEMP MON C6W
SYS A ASC OXIO
ASC FUEL
SYS A ASC OXIO
ASC FUEL
SYS B ASC OXID
ASC FUEL
SYS B ASC OXID
ASC FUEL
SECTION
4/16/69 LM REACTION
CONTROL SYSTEM
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
COMMON
CATEGORY
M
M
M-PCM
M-PCM
M-PCM
M-PCM
M-PCM
M-PCM
HO
ND
M
M
M
M
HD
HD
HD
HO
HD
HO
HO
HD
HD
M
M
M
M
HO
MO
COMMON
HD
COMMON
hO
GROUP
PAGE
PRELAUNCH
INSTR
27-7
MISSION RULE
REFERENCE
27-23.2220
27-23t2220
27-20*22*23
27-20*22*23
27-23*20
27-23*20
27-20
27-20
27-20*23
27-20*23
27-20*23
27-20*23
27-21
27-21
27-21
27-21
27-21
27-21
27-21
27-21
27-24
27-24
27-24
27-24
ENVIRONMENT
1 28 SPACE
Center
MISSION RULES
RLV
SECTION 28 - SPACE ENVIRONMENT
ITEM
ITEM1
GENERAL
28-1
ALL DECISIONS WILL BE BASED ON CONFIRMED MEASUREMENTS AND/OR EVENTS

CONFIRMED EVENTS.
28-2
DEFINITIONS
ANO
PROJECTIONS
BASED
ON
A.
THE MAXIMUM OPERATIONAL DOSE (MOO) IS THE MAXIMUM RAOUTION DOSE TO WHICH TH CREW WOULO "
SUBJECTED BASED ON A SKIN DOSE OF 400 RAD ANO/OR A DEPTH (GASTROINTESTINAL) DOSE OF 50 RAD.
9.
THE PLANNING OPERATIONAL DOSE (POD) IS THE MAXIMUM RADIATION DOSE TO THE CREW WHICH ANY
MISSION WOULD BE DESIGNED DURING THE PLANNING PERIOD BASED ON A SKIN DOSE OF 250 RAD AND/Q*
A DEPTH DOSE OF 25 RADS.
THESE DOSES REPRESENT THE CUTOFF POINT WHERE A DECISION MUST BE MADE WHETHER TO CONTINUE Ok
TERMINATE THE MISSION.
THE RADIATION ABSORBED DOSE (RAD) IS A UNIT OF ABSORBED DOSE WHICH IS EQUAL
DEPOSITION OF 100 ERGS/GRAM.
TO
AN
ENERGY
THE RELATIVE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTIVENESS (RBE* EXPRESSES THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PARTICULAR TYPES
OF RADIATION IN PRODUCING THE SAME BIOLOGICAL RESPONSE.
THE AVERAGE RBE THAT WILL BE USED FOR SOLAR PARTICLE EVENT RAOIATION FROM PROTONS IS 12*
THE ROENTGEN EQUIVALENT MAN (RM) IS THE PRODUCT OF THE RAD AND THE RB (REM RAD X 3E>
A CONFIRMED EVENT IS DEFINED AS AN EVENT THAT HAS BEEN MhASURED BY
SOURCES.
TWO
OR
MORE
RELIABLE
A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE OF THE MOD IS DEFINED AS A PARTICLE EVENT THAT WILL PRODUCE A
OF 10 TO THE 10TH POWER AND A SKIN DOSE OF 575 RADS AND/OR A DEPTH DOSE OF 140 RADS.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 SPACE
ENVIRONMENT
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
28-1
FLUX
Center
MISSION RULES
RtZV
ITEM
ITEM
MANAGEMENT
28-3
THE EXISTING ANO PROJECTED RADIATION ENVIRONMENT
28-*
PRIORITY OF DATA
*
WILL
BE
PART
OF
NATURAL (SOLAR PARTICLE EVENT)

1.
PRELAUNCH AND EPO

(A) SOLAR PARTICLE ALERT NETWORK
(SPAN)
(B) VELA NATURAL RADIATION SATELLITE

<C) PIONEER RADIATION SATELLITE
(D) SOLAR PARTICLE MONITORING SYSTEM (SPMS)
2.
ALL OTHER PHASES

(A) S/C INSTRUMENTATION
(1) VAN ALLEN BELT DOSIMETER
(VABD)
(2) PERSONAL RADIATION DOSIMETER(PRO)

(3) NUCLEAR PARTICLE DETECTION SYSTEM (NPDS>
IB) SOLAR PARTICLE ALERT NETWORK
(SPAN)
(C) VELA NATURAL RADIATION SATELLITE

(D) PIONEER RADIATION SATELLITE
(E) SOLAR PARTICLE MONITORING SYSTEM
3.
(SPMS)
ARTIFICIAL
1.
ALL PHASES EXCEPT EPO

(A) JAEIC
(B) RIOMETERS
2.
EPO
(A) JAEIC
(B) RIOMETERS
(C) PRO
3.
EARTH ORBITAL MISSION

(A) PRD
(B) JAEIC
(C> RIOMETERS
(D) SAAP

28-9 ARE RESERVFD
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 SPACE
ENVIRONMENT
GROUP
PAGE
MANAGEMENT
28-2
THE
GO/NQ-GU
DECISION
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE CONDITION/MALFUNCTION
PHASE
RULING
t
i
28-10
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
i
ANY SOURCE REPORTS A ALL

POSSIBLE ARTIFICIAL
EVENT
SPECIFIC MISSION RULE
PROCEED UNTIL
VERIFICATION FROM ALL
OTHER SOURCES*
28-11
DEFINITE ARTIFICIAL
EVENT CONFIRMED BY
REPORTING SOURCES
PRELAUNCH
A. MOLD IF INFORMATION
FROM REPORTING SOURCES
INDICATES A SEVERE
INCREASE IN RADIATION
ALONG THE S/C
TRAJECTORY.
EPO
9.1, CONTINUE MISSION

UNLESS DATA ANALYSIS
INDICATES THAT THE
DOSE PROJECTED
THROUGH TLI WILL
EXCEED THE MOO BY A
SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT.
IF THE MOD WILL BE
EXCEEDED BY A
SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTt
PERFORM A LCW EARTH
ORBIT ALTERNATE
MISSION.
B.I.
CREW SHOULD BEGIN PERSONAL
DOSIMETER REAOOUTS PER SOP 2-6
2. FOR DOSES
APPROACHING THE MOD
CONTINUE MISSION
WITH CONTINUOUS PRD
MONITORING AND
CREW ASSESSMENT.
CONSIDERATIONS WILL
BE GIVEN TO CHANGING
THE TRAJECTORY TO A
LOW EARTH ORBIT OR
REENTERING ASAP
BASED ON ACTUAL
CONDITIONS.
ALL OTHER C. CONTINUE MISSION
28-12
28-13
RADIATION CONFIRMED
BY PRO READOUTS OR
ONBOARD TM AND
PROJECTED TO EXCEEO
Trt M OD
MAJOR SOLAR FLA*

PREDICTED
PRELAUNCH
AND
LAUNCH
NOT APPLICABLE
ALL
OTHERS
REENTER NEXT BEST PTP
ALL
CONTINUE MISSION
i
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
fc/16/69
SPACE
ENVIRONMENT
SPECIFIC
PAGE
2S-3
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE
28-14
SECTION 28 -
PHASE
SPACE ENVIRONMENT
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
MAJOR SOLAR FLARE

HAS OCCURRED
A* UNCONFIRMED
PARTICLE EVENT
B.
A. CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
CONFIRMED
PRE- .
PARTICLE EVENT
LAUNCH
AND SOLAR
PARTICLE ALERT
NETWORK/RTACF
ANALYSIS INDICATE
THE MOD WILL 8E
EXCEEDED DURING
THE MISSION
EPO
B.l.
HOLD IF DATA
ANALYSIS INDICATES
THAT THE MOD WILL BE
SIGNIFICANTLY
EXCEEDED PRIOR TO
MISSION COMPLETION.
B.2.
CONTINUE MISSION
IF DATA ANALYSIS
INDICATES THAT THE
MOD WILL BE EXCEEDED
BY A SIGNIFICANT
AMOUNT PRIOR TO
MISSION COMPLETION.
TLI IS NG-GC.
ALL
OTHERS
3. CONTINUE MISSION
CONSIDERATION WILL
BE GIVEN T Q A R L Y
(OR EXTENDED) TEi

AND INHIBITING CREW
TRANSFER TO LM.
TLC
CONFIRMED
PARTICLE EVENT AN
S/C TLM OR PRO
READOUT
PROJECTIONS
INOICATE THE MOD
WILL BE EXCEEDED
DURING THE
MISSION
C.I.
LO
2.
CONTINUE MISSION
CONSIDERATIONS
SHOULD BE GIVEN TO
ENTER IN NEXT BEST
PTP IF T H E TOTAL DOSE
CANNOT BE REDuCiO
SIGNIFICANTLY
WITHOUT INCREASING
THE TOTAL RISK TC
THE CREW.
C.I.
CREW SHOULD BEGIN
DOSIMETER READOUTS PER SOP
CONTINUE MISSION
CONSIDER tXTENCING
LUNAR ORBIT STAY
TIME IF THE TOTAL
2.(A)
DOSE TO T H E C R E W
WOULD BE REDUCED
SIGNIFICANTLY BY
LUNAR SHIELDING*
LUNAR
STAY
HATCH-DOWN
FROM THE LM TO T H E C $ M A S A K .
THE T O T A L
RISK TO THE CRE*.

4.
ALL
OTHER
PHASES
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
CONTINUE MISSION
SECTION
4/16/69 SPACE
ENVIRONMENT
GROUP
MAY
(B)
IF A PARTICLt EVEN*
CONFIRMED TwE CRE* a ILL TRANS
3* CONSIDER REDUCING T H E
LUNAR STAY TIME
AND/OR EVA IF T H E
TOTAL DOSE TO THE
CREW CAN BE EDUCED
SIGNIFCANTLY *ITHOuT
INCREASING
ATTITUOE
USED TO RtuuCE THE TOTAL DOSE.
PAGE
SPECIFIC
28-4
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 28 -
ITEM
SPACE ENVIRONMENT -
CONCLUDED
ITEM
MEAS DESCRIPTION
28-15
PCM
RADIATION DOSIMETER 1
(CM DEPTH DOSE RATE)
ONBOARD
TRANSDUCERS
CATEGORY
MISSION fkuLE REF
CK1Q51K
HD
28-12
RADIATION DOSIMETER 2
(CM S<IN DOSE RATE) 2
CK1052K
HD
28-12
DOSIMETER RATE CHANGE
CK1Q53R
HD
28-12
PROTON COUNT RATE CHAN 1 "
ST082QK
HD
28-14
PROTON COUNT RATE CHAN 2
ST0821K
HD
20-14
STO822*
HD
28-14
ST0823K
HD
28-14
ALPHA COUNT RATE CHAN 1
STO83OK
HD
28-14
ST0831K
HO
HO
28-14
2o-l4
ST0832K
PROTON INTEGER COUNT RATE
ST0838K
HD
2Q-14
TEMP NUCLEAR PART. DET
STO84OT
HD
2tt-l4
TEMP NUCLEAR PART* ANAL
ST0841T
HD
2b-l4
VABD
>NPDS
PERSONAL RADIATION DOSIMETER

RATE SURVEY METER
(PRO) -
(RSM)
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
3 - ONBOARD
MANDATORY TO
BE ONBOARD
28-14
3 - ONBOARD
MANDATORY TO
BE ONBOARD
20-14
SECTION
4/16/69 SPACE
ENVIRONMENT
GROUP
PAGE
INSTR REQ
28-9
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 29 - RECOVERY
ITEM
RULE CONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMNTS
SPECIFIC
29-1
ACCEPTABLE WEATHE
CONDITIONS
AND RECOVERY
CAPABILITY*
IN THE LAUNCH
SITE AREA,
PRELAUNCH MANDATORY
29-2
ACCEPTABLE WEATHER
CONDITIONS
AND RECOVERY
CAPABILITY*
IN THE LAUNCH ABORT
AREA TO 1OOO NM
DOWNRANGE AND IN
THE MIDPACIFIC
RECOVERY ZONE
PRELAUNCH HIGHLY DESIRABLE
29-3
MINIMUM OF 5 AMP
HOURS OF CM
POSTLANDING POWER
AVAILABLE AT
LANDING.
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
TO
PROVIDE
POSTLANDING
UPRIGHTING.
29-4
MINIMUM OF 15 AMP
HOURS OF CM
POSTLANDING POWER
AVAILABLE
AT LANDING.
MANDATORY
TO PROVIDE 18
POSTLANDING
PQwER
UPRIGHTING.
29-5
UNTIL ENTRY - 2U
HOURS. RETAIN DELTA
V CAPABILITY TO
MOVE ENTRY POINT
/-500 NM
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
TO PROVIDE
CAPABILITY.
RECOVERY CAPABILITY WILL BE BASED PRIMARILY UPON T H E LOCAL

RECOVERY UNIT CQMMANOER'S EVALUATION OF HIS CAPABILITY TO
PERFORM THE RECOVERY OPERATION. WEATHER CONDITIONS AT THE
TIME OF CM LANDING AFFECT BOTH RECOVERV CAPABILITY A\D
STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF THE CM. THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES
ARE USED TO INDICATE WHEN IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO
RE-EVALUATE
SURFACE WINDS
CEILING
VISIBILITY
WAVE HEIGHT
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
25 KNOTS
1500 FT
3 NM
8 FT
OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 RECOVERY
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
29-1
40
HQukS
POWER
PLUS
HOURS
PLUS
OF
CM
ONE
OF
ONE
AVClOAMCt
MISSION RULES
RLV
SECTION 29 - RECOVERY
ITEM
RULE
29-6
AN ELLIPSE 1&2 NM
UP3ANGE* Ijul NM
DOWNRANGE ANO 10 NM
TO EITHER SIDE OF
55 DEG/550EG
TARGET POINT AND
AN ELLIPSE 105 NM
UPRANGE AND
DOWNRANGE AND k& NM
TO EITHER SIDE OF
THE ROLL RIGHT 90
DEG (DELAYED)
TARGET POINT WILL
BE CLEAR OF ALL
LAND*
EARTH
ORBITAL
MANDATORY
29-7
REMAINDER OF
MANEUVER FOOTPRINT
AND AN ELLIPSE 123
NM UPRANGE AND
DOWNRANGE AND 40 NM
TO EITHER SIDE
OF 90 DEG/90DEG
TARGET POINT
EARTH
ORBITAL
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
AND ELIPSE LPJ

NM UPRANGE AND
DOWNRANGE AND fl. NM
TO EITHER SIDE OF
ROLL RIGHT 90 DEG
TARGET POINT WILL
BE CLEAR OF LARGE
LAND MASSES.
29-8
AN ELLIPSE Hfi NM
UPSANGEt 1D NM
DOWNRANGE AND IflD
NM TO EITER SIDE
OF THE GNCS TARGET
POINTAND AN
ELLIPSE ISO NM
UPRANGE 1BJ2 NM
DOWNRANGE AND T_BD.
NM TO EITHER SIDE
OF THE EMS TARGET
POINT WILL BE CLEAR
OF ALL LAND
POST-TLI
MANDATORY
29-9
REMAINER OF
OPERATIONAL
FOOTPRINT AND AN
ELLIPSE IflP NM
UPRANGE* Iflfi NM
DOWNRANGE* AND T&D.
NM TO EITHER SIDE
OF THE CONSTANT
G TARGET POINT
MILL BE CLEAR OF
LARGE LAND MASSES
POST-TLI
HIGHLY DESIRABLE
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
t/16/69 RECOVERY
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
29-2
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
SECTION 30 - AEROMEDICAL
ITEM
GENERAL
30-1
PRELAUNCM
PRIOR TO COMMITING TO LAUNCH* THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS MuST BE MET
A.
SATISFACTORY FLIGHT CREW PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS.
B.
THE MINIMUM CABIN OXYGEN CONCENTRATION FOR LAUNCH IS 60 PEKCENT.
C.
THE MINIMUM SUIT OXYGEN CONCENTRATION FOR LAUNCH IS 95 PERCENT.
30-2
THE SUIT CIRCUIT MUST BE MAINTAINED AT LEAST 2 IN. WATER PRESSURE ABOVE THE CABIN PRESSURE.
SUIT LOOP PURGE IS REQUIRED IF THE SUIT-TC-CA8IN DELTA PRESSURE REMAINS AT ZERO FOR A PEKIOS OF
5 MINUTES.
30-3
THE POTABLE WATER PH MUST BE WITHIN 6.0 TO 8.0 AT SERVICING AND FINAL SAMPLING.
30-*
THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE CONCENTRATION OF PC02 IS 5MM OF HG.
30-5
LAUNCH
THERE ARE NO MEDICAL REASONS FOR ABORTING DURING THE LAUNCH PHASE OTHER
INTOLERABLE TO THE CREW.
30-6
THAN
THQSE
CONDITIONS
ORBIT
EARLY MISSION TERMINATION FOR MEDICAL FALL INTO TWO CATEGORIES'
30-7
A.
ONSET OF CONDITIONS
PERFORMANCE.
B.
FAILURE OF SPACECRAFT SYSTEMS TO MAINTAIN A PHYSIOLOGICALLY SATISFACTORY ENVIRONMENT,
WHICH
ADVERSELY
AFFECT
CREW
SAFETYt
HEALTH*
OR
FUNCTION
AND
WATER PALATABILITY
CREW EVALUATION OF THE DRINKING WATER
PALATABILITY* EWEH FOR KOH CONTAMINATION.
TASTE
WILL
BE
THE
BASIS

30-14 ARE RESERVED
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
AEROMEDICAL
GENERAL
PAGE
30-1
FOR
DETERMINING
WATER
MISSION RULES
RHV
SECTION SO - AEROMEOICAL
ITEM
RULE ONOITION/MALFUNCTION1
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
* SPECIFIC MISSION RULES

30-15
LOiS OR
UNREADABLE EKG
ALL
PHASES
CONTINUE MISSION
ARTIFACTS
LAUNCH
ANTICIPATED
DURING
MCC SURGEON MILL EVALUATE THE

PROBLEM AND MAY RECOMMEND
EARLY
MISSION TERMINATION
IF CORRECTIVE
ACTION IS NOT EFFECTIVE.
30-16
30-17
30-18
ABNORMAL HEART
RATE* RHYTHM OR EKG
LAUNCH
A. CONTINUE MISSION
EPO
B. NO-GO FOR TLI
TLC
C. NO-GO FOR LO!
LO
D. ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
TEC
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
ABNORMAL RESPIRATORY LAUNCH

RATE
EPO
ONSET OP SERIOUS
MEDICAL PROBLEM
MCC SURGEON MILL EVALUATE T H

PROBLEM ANO MAY RECOMMEND
EARLY
MISSION TERMINATION
IF CORRECTIVE
ACTION IS NOT EFFECTIVE.
A* CONTINUE MISSION
THE ABNORMAL
RATES
MILL
BE
EVALUATED BY THE MCC SURGEON AHO
EARLY MISSION TERMINATION MAY BE
RECOMMENOED IF CORRECTIVE ACTION IS
NOT EFFECTIVE.
B* NO-GC FOR TLI
TLC
C. NO-GC FOR LOI
LO
D. ENTER NEXT BEST PfP
TEC
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
LAUNCH
A* CONTINUE MISSION
CREW MAY ELECT TO
ABORT IF INTOLERABLE
EPO
TLC
LO
D. ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
TEC
E. ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
Mission
APOLLO 11
R6V
PATE
SECTION
4/16/69 AEROMEOICAL
MCC SURGEON MILL EVALUATE ANO MAY

RECOMMEND EARLY MISSION
TERMINATION
IF
CORRECTIVE ACTION
IF
NOT
EFFECTIVE.
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
PHYSIOLOGICAL
10-2
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 30 - AEROMEOICAL
ITEM
1
RULE rONDITION/MALFUNCTION
30-19
OYSBARISM IN ANY
CREWMAN
PHASE
LAUNCH
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
A* CONTINUE MISSION
A.I.
CREW MAY ELECT TO

ABORT IF CONDITION IS
INTOLERABLE
CHECK SUIT INTEGRITY.
2.
IF CONDITIONS PERMIT CREw M
ELECT TO OVER- PRESSURIZE.
(A) ALL THREE SUITS CONNECTED
SUIT CIRCUIT.
(B) SUIT
POSITION
DEMAND
REG
<C)
MONITOR SUIT PRESS
REACH 9 PSIA IN 75 SEC)
TO
PRESS
(D)
SELECT SUIT DEMAND REG INLET
SEL VALVE TO OFF HEN SUIT PRESS
REACHES 9.0 PSIA.
(E)
MAINTAIN SUIT OVtRPRESSUHt
BY OPENING INLET SELECTOR VALVE Ai
NECESSARY.
NOTE
RELIEF
FUNCTION
DEMAND REGULATOR
IS ISOLATED
USING THIS PROCEDURE.
ALL
B TERMINATE PHASE
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
30-20
OF
B.
MCC SURGEON WILL EVALUATE AN2
MAY
RECOMMEND
EARLY
MISSION
TERMINATION IF CORRCTIVE ACTION IS
NOT EFFECTIVE.
MCC SURGEON MAY RECOMMEND EARLY

MISSION TERMINATION IF TREATMENT IS
UNSUCCESSFUL.
ORAL TEMP EXCEEDS

101 DEG F. DESPITE
CORECTIVE ACTION.
A. IF DUE TO ILLNESS LAUNCH
A.I*
2*
ALL
NOT APPLICABLE
TERMINATE PHASE
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
B. IF RESULTANT FROM LAUNCH

THERMAL OVERLOAD
ALL
B.I.
2.
NOT APPLICABLE
TERMINATE PHASE
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
RULE NUMBERS 30-21

THROUGH 30-24 ARE
RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO XI
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 AEROMEDICAL
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
PHYSIOLOGICAL
30-3
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
SECTION 30 - AEHOMEDICAL
30-25
INCREASE IN PC02
A* IS GREATER THAN
OR EQUAL TO
7*6 MM H6
PHASE
RULING
LAUNCH
A,i,
ALL
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
A. PC02 SHOULD DECREASE BELOW 2

HG WITHIN 30 MINUTES.
CONTINUE MISSION
MM
2* CONTINUE MISSION
CHANGE LIOH CANISTER
GREATER THAN OR
EQUAL TO
7*6 MM MG
ANO UNABLE TO
DECREASE
B.I.
LAUNCH
CONTINUE MISSION
2* CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
B.2.
LIOH CANISTERS WILL NOT BE
CHANGED IN AN UNPRESSURI ZED CABIN.
(A) OPEN SUITS ANO

BREATHE FROM
CABIN
(B) CHANGE SECOND
LIOH CANISTER
(C) TEST PC02 SENSOR
B.2.(C)
PC02 SENSOR T E S T
ISOLATE SUIT
CIRCUIT
DISCONNECTING SUIT HOSES FROM
SPACECRAFT
BY
THE
SUIT CJR RET AIR VALVE CLOSED

CRACK
02
METERING
VALVE
TO
OPEN
PURGE FOR 30 SECONDS
CLOSED 02 METERING VALVE
IF ABOVE PROCEDURE RESULTS IN
A PCO READING NEAR ZERO* THE PC02
SENSOR IS OPERATING PROPERLY
C. GREATER THAN OR
EQUAL TO 10 MMHG
LAUNCH
ALL
C.I. CONTINUE MISSION

2* TERMINATE PHASE
ENTER NEXT BEST PTP
30-26
PC02
INSTRUMENTATION
FAILURE
CONTINUE MISSION
ALL
USE ONBOARD C02 TAPES
RULE NUMBER 30*27

THROUGH 30-34 ARE
RESERVED.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SCCTION
4/16/69 AEROMEOICAL
GROUP
PAGE
SPECIFIC
EQUIPMENT
30-4
Center
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 30 - AEROMEDICAL - CONCLUDED
ITEM
ITEM
CSM
30-35
MEAS DESCRIPTION
PCM
ONBOARD
TRANSDUCERS
CATEGORY
MISSION RULE
REFERENCE
ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
CJ0060J
NOT DISPLAYED
ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
CJ0061J
NOT DISPLAYED
M*
M*
30-15/16
ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
CJ0062J
NOT DISPLAYED
30-13/16
C02 PARTIAL PRESSURE
CF0009P
METER
SUIT CABIN DELTA PRESS
CF0003P
ORAL TEMPERATURE
30-15/16
HD
30-2/27/28
NOT DISPLAYED
HD
30-3/19
CLINICAL
THERMOMETER
M*
30-20
COMMON
PNEUMOGRAM
CJ0200R
NOT DISPLAYED
HD
30-17
PNEUMOGRAM
CJ0201R
NOT DISPLAYED
HO
30-17
PNEUMOGRAM
CJ0202R
NOT DISPLAYED
HD
30-17
LM
C02 PARTIAL PRESSURE
GF1521P
METER
HD
ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
GT9999
NOT DISPLAYED
HD
30-15/16
NOT DISPLAYED
HD
30-17
PNEUMOGRAM
PLSS
PLSS ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
GTtl24J
30-15/16
MANDATORY TO CABIN CLOSEOUT
EVA RULES NOT INCLUDED
MISSION
APOLLO IX
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 AEROMEDICAL
GROUP
PAGE
INSTR REQ
30-5
'''&?$&*
MISSION RULES
RlV
SECTION 31 - EASEP
!TEM
ITEM
GENERAL
31-1
GENERAL
1.
HE GATHERING OF SCIENTIFIC DATA WILL NOT BE COMPROMISED FOR ENGINEERING

TEST
OR
PURPOSES*
REDUNDANT OR BACKUP SYSTEMS WILL NOT BE SELECTED U N L E S S A

FAILURE
WARRANTS
SUCH A C T I O N .
SWITCHING TO REDUNOANT SYSTEMS WILL
NOT
BE
ACCOMPLISHED
TO
SATISFY ENGINEERING TESTS UNLESS ALL SCIENTIFIC MISSION OBJECTIVES HAVE BEEN
COMPLETED ANO THE PSEP HAS BEEN DEPLOYED ON TH MCCN FOR ONE YEAR.
SIT RATES WILL NOT BE CHANGED ON THE PSEP UNLESS THIS
ACTION
WILL
CORRECT
CERTAIN SYNC PROBLEMS (FROM THAT OPERATIONAL MSFN SITE) OR UNLESS
A
CHANGE
OF BIT RATE IS NECESSARY TO SATISFY CERTAIN SCIENTIFIC O B J E C T I V E S .
IF
THE
BIT RATE IS CHANGED FROM THE NORM BECAUSE OF A MSFN PROBLEM* THE
PSEP
WILL
BE CONFIGURED BACK TO NORMAL (1.06 *BS> PRIOK TO TERMINATION OF SUPPORT
OF
THAT S I T E .
BEFORE IMPLEMENTING ANY MISSION
RULE
ACTION
M A L F U N C T I O N . IT WILL BE ASCERTAINED THAT THERE
SUPPORTING S I T E .
5*
BASED
ON
AN
APPARENT
ARE NC PROBLEMS W I T " THE
THE TIMER INHIBIT COMMAND WILL NOT BE SENT PRIOR TO ALL EXPERIMENTS
AND PROPERLY ADJUSTED FOR OPTIMUM SCIENTIFIC DATA R E T U R N .
THE TIMER WILL NEVER BE INHIBITED WHILE THE PSEP TRANSMITTER
PSEP TRANSMITTER WILL NEVER BE COMMANDED OFF WHILE THfc TIMER
EITHER PSEP COMMAND
OPERATIONS*
DECODER
MAY
BE ADDRESSED
DURING
NORMAL
PSEP
VSFN
BEING
CM
IS OFF* A N D T H E
IS" INHIBITED.
GROUND
COMMANDING
ANYTIME PCU NO* 2 IS SELECTED BY COMMAND OR BY AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER FROM PCu

N O . 1* SELECTION OF PCU N O . 1 WILL NOT BE ATTEMPTED UNLESS
SCIENTIFIC
DATA
IS BEING LOST DUE TO IMMINENT TOTAL FAILURE OF PCu N O . 2 .
NO FUNCTION CAN BE
COMMANDED
(OTHER
THAN
''STANDBY
OFF
S E L E C T " ) IN AN EXPERIMENT* BY GROUND COMMAND OR BY
ONBOARD
THE EXPERIMENT IS IN THE " O P E R A T E 1 1 M O D E .
fl
OR
OPERATE
TIMER*
UNLESS
10*
THE PSE WILL BE GOUND COMMANDED ON PRIOR TO T H E CREW LEAVING THE

CS AREA.
11*
PDR NO* 1 (SW) WILL BE COMMANDED ON APPROXIMATELY ONE (1) HOUR BEFORE LUNAR
SUNSET*
12*
TRANSMITTER WILL BE COMMANDED OFF APPROXIMATELY ONE (1) HOUR

SUNSET.
13*
NO SEQUENCE OF COMMAN0S
LINE* UNLOADING THE 29v
BUILDUP OF SPIKES ON THE
VOLTS WHICH WOULO DAMAGE
14*
AT LUNAR SUNRISE. THERE MUST BE PROPER LOADING ON THE CS

REGULATION ANO PREVENT OVER-VCLTAGE CONDITIONS ON CS COMPONENTS*
15*
SUBSEQUENT TO DEPLOYMENT* ASTRONAUT WILL AVOID BLOCKING SOLAR

OF VIEW ON SUNS IDE.
16.
THE TRANSMITTER WILL NOT BE COMMANDED ON UNTIL APPROXIMATELY 20 HOURS AFTER

LUNAR SUNRISE.
IMMEDIATE
BEFORE
LUNAR
WILL BE SENT WHICH WILL CAUSE UNLOADING OF THE 29v

LINE COULD CAUSE AN OUT OF REGULATION CONDITION* A
OUTPUT FILTER CAPACITORS* AND VOLTAGE UP TO 50
CS COMPONENTS*
TO
PANEL
ASSURE
FIELD
PSE
1*
THE PSE WILL BE UNCAGED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AFTER THE PSE IS COMMANDED ON.
THE TEMPERATURE OF THE PSE ELECTRONICS IN TH CENTRAL STATION* MONITORED ON AT-5

THERMAL PLATE 3 TEMP** MUST BE ABOVE fr29 DEG F BEFORE THE J SE CAN BE
UNCAGED- HOWEVER* PSE UNCAGING WILL BE ATTEMPTED AT ANY TEMP.
2*
THE PSE LEVELING MOTORS WILL NOT BE ACTIVATED PRIOR TO UNCAGING OF THE PSE.
3*
AFTER PSE LEVELING OF THE HORIZONTAL COMPONENTS CLPX AND LPY)

COMPLETED* THE COARSE LEVEL SENSORS WILL BE GROUND COMMANDED OUT
102 LEVEL SENSOR IN/OUT).
MISSION
APOLLO IX
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 EASEP
GROUP
PAGE
GENERAL
31-1
HAS BEEN
(VIA CMD

REV
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 31 - EASE?
ITEM
ITEM
FOR PROPER OPERATION OF THE PSEi THE FEEDBACK FILTER MUST BE IN T M E

FOLLOWING MODES (THE FILTER IS GROUND COMMANDED IN AND OUT OF TME FEEDBACK.
LOOP BY CMD 101 PSE FILTER IN/OUT)
A.
LEVELING MOTOR MOOE OF ANY KINO - FILTER OUT
LONG PERIOD CALIBRATION - FILTER IN
C*
NORMAL OPERATIONAL MOOE - FILTER IN
TME X-AXIS AND Y-AXIS MASSES OF THE PSE MUST BE LEVELED

MASS*
REFER TO STANOARO OPERATING PROCEDURE
THE PSE SENSOR HEATERS MUST BE OFF DURING
MOTORS*
BEFORE
OPERATION
OF
BY
THE
APOLLO 11
OATC
SECTION
4/14/69 EASCP
GROUP
PSE
GROUND
RULES 31-2 THRU

31-9 ARE RESERVED
KEV
Z-AXIS
FOR PSE LEVELING PROCEDURES*
PSE WILL BE PLACED IN STBY-SELECT CONOITlONt

APPROXIMATELY ONE ( D HOUR BEFORE LUNAR SUNSET*
MISSION
THE
PAGE
GENERAL
31-2
LEVELING
COMMAND*
MISSION RULES
Rt:V
SECTION 31 - EASEP
ITEM
RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION*
31-10
PHASE
FAILURE OF PCU
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
A, IF PCU 1 IS ACTIVE.
SELECT PCU 2*
C U E PCU OUTPUT VOLTAGES AR

OFF NOMINAL ANO SCIENTIFIC DATA IS
BEING LOST.
AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER FROM PCU 1
TO PCU 2 SHOULD OCCUR WHEN THE +12
VDC BUS VARIES -l VDC.
IF PCU 2 IS A C T I V E
CMD 062 PCU 2 SELECT*
1* VERIFY THAT
SCIENTIFIC DATA IS
BEING LOST.
CMD 060* PCU 1 SELECT*
2. VERIFY THAT TOTAL

FAILURE OF PCU 2 IS
INEVITABLE.
3 IF ABOVE CONDITIONS
ARE MET* SELECT
PCU 1.
RULES 31-11 THRU

31-19 ARE RESERVED
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/14/69 EASEP
GROUP
PAGC
ELECTRICAL
31-3
MISSION RULES
REV
ITEM
RULE
31-20
SECTION 31 - EASEP
lONDITION/MALFUNCTION1
ANY THERMAL PLATE

TEMP. EXCEEDS
DEG F.
PHASE
'
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
REFER TO GRAPH OF CENTRAL

STATION INTERNAL POWER
DISSIPATION VS. ShUNT
CURRENT TO OETERMINE THE
PROPER COMBINATION OF THE
FOLLOWING ALTERNATIVES TO
BE E X E R C I S E D
1* PDR NO* 1 ON OR OFF
2. PDR NO* 2 ON OR OFF
3. PSE OFF
SELECT
THE
ADJUSTMENT
WHICH
REDUCES HEAT GENERATION
(E.G.T QY
REDUCING INTERNAL PQWER DISSIPATION)
ANO MINIMIZES THE RISK OF EXCEEDING
PCU HIGH AND LOW LOAD LIMITS
(ALS&T
SHUNT CURRENT HIGH AND LG* LIMITS),
GRAPH OF INTERNAL POWER
DISSIPATION
VS. PCU LOA0 COULD BE USED
IF
AVAILABLE.
THERMAL
PLATE
TE*.
MEASUREMENTS ARE AT-3i
AT-fct
AT-5t
AT-6t AND A T - 7 . PDR NO. 1 DISSIPATES
5 WATTS. PDR N O . 2 DISSIPATES It
WATTS.
<*> TRANSMITTER OFF
RULES 31-21 THRU

31-29 ARE RESERVED.
MISSION
DATE
APOLLO 11
4/16/69 EASEP
SECTION
GROUP
THERMAL
PAGE
Center
MISSION RULES
SECTION 31 - EASEP
lULE
ONDITION/MALFUNCTIQN1
31-30
EASEP FAILS TO
RESPOND TO A CMD,
PHASE
RULING
C'JES/NQTES/COMWENTS
A* REINITIATE THE CMD*
CUE
NO FUNCTIONAL
VERIFICATION
AND NO CMD VERIFICATION ORD (Cvw)
9. IF UNSECCESSFULf SELECT
OTHER DECODER IALSEP 2A
OR 28) AND REINITIATE
THE CMD.
VERIFY THAT THE RECEIVER

NOT OPENED.
C. IF UNSECCESSFUL. SEND
A 'SPARE* CMD.
NO F U N C T I O N ,
C M D I S O . 153
155 A R E S P A R E C M O S *
D. IF UNSECCESSFUL* SWITCH
TO OTHER DATA PROCESSOR.
CB
ÂS
SPARE' CMD SHOULD YIELD CV*
boT
CMD
0 3 4 PROCESSOR
SELECT.
CMD
033 PROCESSOR
STÊCT.
RULES 31-31 THRU

31-39 ARE RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
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OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 EASEP
GROUP
15*. A.**
PAGE
UPLINK
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Center
MISSION RULES
Rt.V
SECTION 31 - EASE?
ITEM
RULE ' CONDITION/MALFUNCTION'
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
i
i
31-40
LOSS OF DOWNLINK
CARRIER.
1
1
1
A. SELECT OTHER TLM

TRANSMITTER.
GROUND STATION VERIFIES THAT LOSS

OF TLM CARRIER IS NOT FAILURE IN
GROUND SYSTEMS.
SELECTION
OF
ALTERNATE TRANSMITTER wlLL
RESET
CIRCUIT BREAKERS TO THE TRANSMITTERS
(Cd-02* C8-03* C8-04* AND CB-05).
B. IF NO E F F E C T SEND
TRANSMITTER ON CMD.
1
CMD 012 TRANSMITTER^' SELECT.

CMD 013 TRANSMITTER
'B' SEuECT.
CMD 013 TRANSMITTER ON.
31-41
LOSS OF DOWNLINK
MODULATION.
A. SELECT OTHER DATA

PROCESSOR.
GROUND STATION VERIFIES

MODULATION ON TLM CARRIER.
B IF NO E F F E C T SELECT
OTHER TLM TRANSMITTER.
LOSS
OF
CMD 034* PROCESSOR 'X* SEuECT.

CMD 033* PROCESSOR Y SELECT.
CMD 012* TRANSMITTER
'A1 SELECT.
CMD 019* TRANSMITTER B SELECT.
31-42
UNABLE TO RETAIN
NORMAL BIT RATE*
A. SEND NORMAL BIT RATE

CMD.
LSM DATA IS
BIT RATE.
B. IF UNSUCCESSFUL* SEND
NORMAL BIT RATE RESET
CMD.
>
IN
LOW
CMD 006* NORMAL BIT RATE

CMD Oil* NORMAL BIT RATE RESET
C. IF UNSUCCESSFUL* SELECT
OTHER DATA PROCESSOR.
MEANINGLESS
CMD 034* PROCESSOR 'X' SELECT
0. IF UNSUCCESSFUL* REPEAT
STEP A AND/OR STEP 8.
CMD 033* PROCESSOR *Y* SELECT
31-43
ONE OR MORE SYNC

LOSSES EVERY TEN
(10) SECONDS.
A. SWITCH TO REDUNDANT
TRANSMITTER*
THIS RATE OF SYNC LOSSES EXCEEDS

BIT ERROR RATE.
INDICATION
OF
MALFUNCTION WILL BE EVENT LIGHT.
B. IF U N S U C C E S S F U L SWITCH TO REDUNDANT
DATA PROCESSOR.
THIS ACTION ASSUMES

STATION MALFUNCTION.
C. IF U N S U C C E S S F U L SELECT LOW BIT RATE*
LOW BIT RATE

NOTE THAT LSM
MEANINGLESS.
NO
GROUNO
IS 530 BPS RATE.

DATA MILL
BECOMt
CMD 012* TRANSMITTER 'A SELECT

CMD 019 TRANSMITTER
B SELECT
'
CMD 039* PROCESSOR *Y' SELECT
CMD 007* LOW BIT RATE SELECT
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
OATE
SECTION
4/l6/*f EASEP
GROUP
CMD 034* PROCESSOR 'X* SELECT
PAGE
DOWNLINK
31-*
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 31 - EASEP
ITEM
R PRULE
:ONDITION/MALFUNCTION
PHASE
DATA DEMAND SIGNAL

FROM DATA PROCESSOR
FAILSHIGH
MULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
SWITCH TO REDUNDANT
PROCESSOR* USING THE
OTHER DECODER*
CUESCOMMAND VERIFICATION WORD (CVw

IS STEADILY INDICATING AN ERRONEOUS
PATTERN OTHER THAN ALL ZEROS (Cv*
LIGHT ON EVERY 0*6 SECONOS) AFTER A
CMD HAS BEEN StiNT.
NOTE WHICH PROCESSOR
WAS
IN
OPERATION FROM LOG DATA I NO TM POINT
DISPLAYED)*
CMO 034 PROCESSOR 'X' SELECT
CMD 035 PROCESSOR Y SELECT
RULES 31-45 THRU

31-49 ARE RESERVED*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
EV
OATE
SECTION
4/16/69 EASEP
GROUP
PAGE
DOWNLINK
11-7
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 31 - EASEP
ITEM
PHASE
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
31-50
FAILURE OF AUTOMATIC
PSE LEVELING MODE
REFERENCE PROCEDURE
FOR
MANUAL LEVELING OF THE PSE
BY GROUND COMMANDS*
PSE ACTIVATION PRESETS LEVELING

MODE TO AUTOMATIC.
CMD 103 WILL
SWITCH TO THE MANUAL MODE. CMD 103
IS A 2-STATE CMD PSE LEVELING MODE
AUTO/MANUAL.
31-51
PSE LEVELING MOTOR

FAILS ON
ALTERNATELY GND CMD PSE TO

STANDBY SELECT ANO TO
OPERATE SELECT.
UNABLE TO
MOTOR OFF.
COMMANO
PSE
LEVELING
C U E S LEVELING MOTOR WILL

3 WATTS FROM RESERVE POWER.
DRA*
CMD 017*
SELECT*
IXP
(PSE)
STANDBY
CMD 01*
SELECT*
EXP
(PSE)
OPERATE
31-52
FAILURE OF PSE
LEVELING MOTOR - OFF
NO ACTION CAN BE TAKEN*
C U E S NO DROP IN RESERVE POwE*

(NORMALLY 3 WATTS) WHEN ATTEMPT IS
MADE TO TURN MOTOR ON. AND
NO
ACTIVITY ON SHORT PERIOD
2-DATA
CHANNEL*
31-53
FAILURE OF
MECHANICAL LEVEL
DRIVE
SELECT LOW SPEED AND HIGH

SPEED AND DIRECTION
REVERSALS ALTERNATELY.
C U E S NO MOTION OF THE PLATFORM

CAN BE DETECTED ON THE OTHER 'LP
HORIZONTAL OR LPl COMPONENT TIDAL
OUTPUT.
X-MOTQR ON/OFF - CMD 070
Y-MOTOR ON/OFF - CMD 071
Z-MOT08 ON/OFF - CMD 072
DIRECTION PLUS/MINUS - CMD 0 74
SPEED LOW/HIGH - CMD 075
31-54
MISALIGNED COARSE
SENSOR
A. COMMAND COARSE SENSOR

OUT WHEN CORRESPONDING
MOTOR IS IN LEVELING
OPERATION.
B* REFERENCE PROCEDURE
FOR MANUAL LEVELING OF
THE PSE BY GROUND
COMMANDS.
WHILE IN FINAL LEVELING PHASE

(LOW STEPPING RATE)*
THE
MOTOR
REVERTS TO A HIGH STEPPING RATE
REPEATEDLY
WITHOUT
ACHIEVING
CENTERING*
COARSE LEVEL SENSOR ANO GIMBAL
WILL NEVER ALIGN. AND THE MOTOR WILL
CONTINUE TO DRIVE BEYOND LEVEL.
CMD 102* COARSE SENSOR OUT.
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
EASEP
PSE
PAGE
Jl-i
Center
MISSION RULES
Rt:v
SECTION 31 - EASEP
ITEM
R 'RULE 'CONDITION/MALFUNCTION'
31-55
PHASE
FAILURE OF COARSE
LEVEL SENSOR
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
A* SELECT MANUAL PSE

LEVELING MODE*
CUES
NO
HIGH
SPEED
MOTOR
OPERATION IS MOTICED DURING INITIAL
LEVELING PHASE AND COMPONENT DOES
NOT CENTER WITHIN EXPECTED TIME. (40
MINUTES MAXIMUM IN AUTO MODE.)
B. GROUND COMMAND COARSE

LEVEL SENSOR OUT.
C. PROCEED WITM MANUAL
LEVELING FOR COARSE
LEVELING. PROCEDURE
USE HIGH SPEED MANUAL

FOR COARSE LEVELING.
LEVELING
D. USE AUTO MODE FOR FINE

LEvELINGt PROCEDURE .
CMD
103*
AUTO/MA/SiUAL.
PSE
LEVELING
MODE
CMD 102* COARSE LEVEL SENSOR QuT.
31-56
LONG PERIOD
COMPONENTS STICK
A. USE HIGH SPEED* MANUAL

LEVELING IN DIRECTION
WHICH
PULLS MASS
AWAY
FROM STOP.
B. IF UNSUCCESSFUL* SELECT
LOW SPEED AND HIGH SPEED
AND DIRECTION REVERSALS
ALTERNATELY.
C U E FAILURE TO CENTER
*ITHIN
EXPECTED TIME (40 MINUTES MAXIMUM IN
AUTO MODE).
IF STEPS A AND B
COMPONENT IS DEFECTIVE.
NOTELIMITS.
DO
NOT
FAIL*
EXCEED
LP
LEVELING
X-MOTOR ON/OFF - CMD 070

Y-MOTOR ON/OFF - CMO 071
Z-MOTOR ON/OFT - CMD 072
DIRECTION PLUS/MINUS - CMD 074
SPEED LOW/HIGH - CMD 075
G
31-57
TERMINATE LEVELING OF THE

AFFECTEO AXIS AFTER COARSE
SENSOR PHASE IS COMPLETED.
ELECTRICAL FAILURE
OF LONG PERIOD
COMPONENT
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 EASEP
GROUP
PSE
CUE
TIDAL OUTPUT
IS WITMIN
RANGE* BUT IS NOT
AFFECTED
BY
LEVELING OR CENTERING DRIVE.
PAGE
31-9

MISSION RULES
Rt V
SECTION 31 - EASEP
ITEM
RULE
31-58
PHASE
RULING
FAILURE TO UNCAGE
CuES/NOTES/COMMENTS
A* TO UNCAGE ARM-
1. SEND UNCAGE ARM/FIRE*
2. IF UNSUCCESSFUL*
FIRST 12-HOUR TIMER
PULSE MILL ARM
ACTUATOR.
3. IF UNSUCCESSFUL* 9*
HOURS *2 MINUTES
PULSE FROM DELAYED
CMD SEQUENCER WILL
ARM ACTUATOR*
NORMAL UNCAGING OF PSE ACCOMPLISMED

BY SENOING CMO 073 UNCAGE ARM/FIRE
TWICE* ONCE TO ARM AND ONCE TO
FIRE
THE ACTUATOR CIRCUIT WHICH
UNCAGES
ALL SPRING MASSES.
NOTE
AT05
THERMAL
PLATE
TEMP* PSE ELECTRONICS IN CENTRAL

STATION MUST BE ABOVE +25 DEG F
BEFORE UNCAGING IS POSSIBLE*
B. TO UNCAGE FIRE (AFTER

THE ACTUATOR HAS BEEN
ARMED)
1. SEND UNCAGE ARM/FIRE*
2* IF UNSUCCESSFUL* NEXT
12-HOUR TIMER PULSE
WILL FIRE THE
ACTUATOR*
31-59
3. IF UNSUCCESSFUL* SENO
CMD 037 EXPER 1 (PSE)
STANDBY SELECT.
IF PSE HAS NOT BEEN RIPPLED
OFF* COMMANO EXPER. 1 (PSE)
TO OPERATE SELECT.
AUTOMATIC SWITCHOVER
OF PSE TO STANDBY
IF CIRCUIT BREAKER CB-06 HAS OPENED

FROM OVERCURRENT (500 MA /- 10
PERCENT)* STANDBY MODE
MILL
BE
SELECTED AND THE CIRCUIT &REAKE&
WILL BE RESET AUTOMATICALLY.
CMD 036* EXPER. 1 OPERATE SELECT.
31-60
PSE GOES OFF WHILE

IN STANDBY MODE
COMMAND EXPER. 1 (PSE) TO

OPERATE SELECT.
C U E EXP. 1 STDBY
OISCRETE
EXTINGUISHES* AND
RESERVE
POWER
INCREASES SINCE POWER I* REMOVED
FROM THE HEATERS. FuSE IF-03) HAS
PROBABLY BEEN BLOWN BY OVERCURRENT
(500 M A ) . CAPABILITY TO SELECT PSE
STANDBY MODE IS LOST.
CMD 036* EXPER. 1 OPERATE SELECT*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
GROUP
CASEP
PSE
PAGE
31-10
MISSION RULES
REV
SECTION 31 - EASEP
ITEM
RULE ' lONDlTION/MALFUNCTION1
31-61
PHASE
PSE INSTRUMENT TEMP

rtELOW 123 DEG F
RULING
CUES/NOTES/COMMENTS
COMMAND HEATER TO MANUAL

ON*
ASSUME AUTOMATIC THERMOSTAT CONTROL

FAILED* CMO 076 IS A 4-STATE
CMD
WHICH CAN SEQUENTIALLY STEP
THRCUGH
THE FOLLOWING MOOES TO CC.NTftOL THE
PSE SENSOR H E A T E R
1. OFF
2* MANUAL HEATER ON
3* OFF
< AUTOMATIC
ENABLED*
THERMOSTAT
DL-07 PSE INSTRUMENT
31-62
PSE INSTRUMENT TEMP

EXCEEDS 12? OEG F
A. COMMAND HEATER OFF*
CONTROL
TEMP*
A. CMD 076 IS A 4-STATE CMD WHICn

CAN SEQUENTIALLY STEP T H R O U G H TM
FOLLOWING MOOES TO CONTROL THE PSE
SENSOR HEATER
1* OFF
2* MANUAL HEATER ON
3* OFF
* AUTOMATIC
ENABLED*
THERMOSTAT
CONTROL
DL-07 PSE INSTRUMENT TEMP.

8* IF UNSUCCESSFUL* COMMANO
PSE TO STANDBY THEN
TO OPERATE*
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 EASEP
GROUP
B* SELECTING PSE TO STANDBY WILL

REINITIALIZE TO AUTOMATIC THERMOSTAT
CONTROL*
PAGE
PSE
31-11
MISSION RULES
1 TEM
ITEM
AC
ACA
ACCEL
ACCUM
ACS
ACT
ACEG
AEA
AELD
AFD
AFETR
A/G
AGS
ALDS
ALT
AM
AMP
ANT
AOA
AOH
AOT
APS
APS
ARIA
ASA
ASAP
ASC
ATCA
ATP
ATT
AUX
AZUSA
ALTERNATING CURRENT
ATTITUDE CONTROLLER ASSEMBLY
ACCELEROMETER
ACCUMULATOR
ATTITUDE CONTROL AND STABILIZATION SYSTEM
ACTUATOR
AUXILIARY DISPLAY EQUIPMENT GROP
ABORT ELECTRONICS ASSEMBLY
ASCENT ENGINE LATCHING DEVICE
ASSISTENT FLIGHT DIRECTOR
AIR FORCE EASTERN TEST RANGE
AlR-TO-GRQUND
ABORT GUIDANCE SYSTEM
APOLLO LAUNCH DATA SYSTEM
ALTERNATE
AMPLITUDE MODULATION
AMPERE(S)
ANTENNA
ANGLE OF ATTACK
APOLLO OPERATIONS HANDBOOK
ALIGNMENT OPTICAL TELESCOPE
ASCENT PROPULSION SYSTEM
AUXILIARY PROPULSION SYSTEM
APOLLO RANGc INSTRUMENTATION AIRCRAFT
ABORT SENSO* ASSEMBLY
AS SOON AS PRACTICAL
ASCENT
ATTITUDE TRANSLATION CONTROLLER ASSEMBLY
ALTERNATE TARGET POINT
ATTITUDE
AUXILIARY
ELECTRONIC TRACKING ANO VECTORING
SYSTEM ETR
BA
BAP
BAT
BDA
B/H
BMAG
3RS0
BSE
9TU
BANK ANGLE
BEST ADOPTIVE PATH
BATTERY
BERMUDA MSFN REMOTED SITE
BLOCK HOUSE
3ODY MOUNTED ATTITUDE GYRO
BERMUDA RANGE SAFETY OFFICER
BOOSTER SYSTEMS ENGINEER
BRITISH THERMAL UNIT
CONF
CONTROL
CP
CRO
CRYO
CSI
CSM
CTE
CVS
CVTS
cw
ctw
CYI
DAP
DB
DC
DCA
DCS
ODD
DECA
DEDA
DEG
DESC
DFI
DK
DKD
DOD
DPS
DRA
DRS
DSC
DSE
DSKY
DTO
D/TV
ECS
EDS
EECOM
EKG
EMR
EMS
CAL
CASTS
CB
CCATS
CCw
CDH
COP
CDR
CDU
CES
CEVT
CF*
CIF
CIM
CKT
CLTC
CM
CMC
CMD
CMP
C/O
CO2
COAS
COI
COMM
CALIBRATE
COUNTDOWN ANO STATUS TRANSMISSION
SYSTEM
CIRCUIT-BREAKER
COMMAND* COMMUNICATIONS* AND TELEMETRY
SYSTEM
COUNTERCLOCKWISE
CONSTANT DELTA HEIGHT
COMMAND DATA PROCESSOR
COMMANDER
COUPLING DATA UNIT
CONTROL ELECTRONICS SYSTEM
CONTINGENCY EXTRA VEHICULAR TRANSFER
CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE
CENTRAL INSTRUMENTATION FACILITY
COMPUTER INPUT MATRIX
CIRCUIT
CHIEF LAUNCH VEHICLE TEST CONDUCTOR
COMMAND MODULE
COMMAND MODULE COMPUTER
COMMAND
COMMANO MODULE PILOT
CUTOFF
CARBON DIOXIDE
CREW OPTICAL ALIGNMENT SIGHT
CONTINGENCY ORBIT INSERTION
COMMUNICATION
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 ACRONYMS ANO

SYMBOLS
EMU
ENG
EPS
ERR
ESE
ETDM
ETR
EVA
EVAP
EVT
EVVA
F/A
FC
FCSM
FD
FDAI
FDO
FIDO
FIG
FITH
GROUP
CONFERENCE
LM GNC SYSTEMS ENGINEER
COMMUNICATIONS PROCESSOR
CARNARVON
MSFN REMOTED SITE
CRYOGENICS
CONCENTRIC SEQUENCE INITIATE
COMMAND SERVICE MODULE

CENTRAL TIMING EQUIPMENT
CONTINUOUS VENT SYSTEM
CHIEF VEHICLE TEST SUPVlSOR
CLOCKWISE
CAUTION AND WARNING
CANARY ISLAND
DIGITAL AUTO PILOT

DEADBAND
DIRECT CURRENT
DIGITAL COMMANO ASSEMBLY
DIGITAL COMMAND SYSTEM
DIGITAL DISPLAY DRIVER
DESCENT ENGINE CONTROL ASSEMBLY
DATA ENTRY ANO DISPLAY ASSEMBLY
DEGREE
DESCENT
DEVELOPMENT FLIGHT INSTRUMENTATION
DOCK
DOCKED
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
DESCENT PROPULSION SYSTEM
OISCRETE RECOVERY AREA
DATA RECEIVING STATION
DYNAMIC STANDBY COMPUTER
DATA STORAGE EQUIPMENT
DISPLAY KEYBOARD
DETAILED TEST OBJECTIVE
DIGITAL TO TELEVISION
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM

EMERGENCY DETECTION SYSTEM
ELECTRICAL* ENVIRONMENTAL* AND
COMMUNICATIONS
ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
ERROR MONITOR REGISTER
ENTRY MONITORING SYSTEM
EXTRA-VEHICULAR MOBILITY UNIT
ENGINE
ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM
ERROR
ELECTRONIC SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
RANGE SAFETY SUPERVISOR *SC
CALLOUT
EASTERN TEST RANGE
EXTRA-VEHICULAR ACTIVITY
EVAPORATOR
EXTRA-VEHICULAR TRANSFER
EXTRA-VEHICULAR VISOR ASSEMBLY
FORWARO/AFT
FUEL CELL OR FLIGHT CONTROL
FLIGHT COMBUSTION STABILITY
MONITOR
FLIGHT DIRECTOR
FLIGHT DIRECTOR ATTITUDE
INDICATOR
FLIGHT DYNAMICS OFFICER
FLIGHT DYNAMICS OFFICER
FIGURE
FIRE IN THE HOLE
PAGE
A-l
NASA - Manned S p a c e c r a f t
Center
MISSION RULES
RtV
ITEM
ITEM
FL
FM
FPS
FOR
FTP
FULL LIFT
FREQUENCY MODULATION
FEET PER SECOND
FLIGHT QUALIFICATION RECORDER
FIXED THROTTLE POINT
G
G&C
GASTA
GRAVITY
GUIDANCE AND CONTROL
GIMBAL ANGLE SEQUENCE TRANSLATION
ASSEMBLY
GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND
GIMBAL DRIVE ASSEMBLY
GYRO DISPLAY COUPLER
GROUND ELAPSED TIME
GROUND ELAPSED TIME OF IGNITION
GREENWICH MEAN TIME
GREENWICH MEAN TIME OF LIFTOFF
GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION
GASEOUS NITROGEN
GUIDANCE NAVIGATION CONTROL
GJIDANCE. NAVIGATION* AND CONTROL SYSTEM
GROUND
GUIDANCE REFERENCE RELEASE
GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER
GIMBAL TRIM SYSTEM
GUIDANCE OFFICER
GBI
GDA
GDC
GET
GETI
GMT
GMTLO
G&N
GN2
GNC
GNCS
GNO
GRR
GSFC
GTS
GUIDO
H2
H2O
HA
HAW
H8R
HF
HP
HS
HZ
HYDROGEN
WATER
HEIGHT OF APOGEE
HAWAII
HIGH-BIT-RATE
HIGH FREQUENCY
HEIGHT OF PERIGEE
HIGH-SPEED
HERTZ
IC
IGA
IMU
INJ
INST
INV
IP
IRIG
ISOL
ISS
IU
IVT
INTERCOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT
INNER GIMBAL AXIS
INERTIAL MEASUREMENT UNIT
INJECTOR
INSTRUMENTATION
INVERTER
IMPACT POINT OR IMPACT PREDICTION
INERTIAL RATE INTEGRATING GYRO
ISOLATION
INERTIAL SUBSYSTEM
INSTRUMENTATION UNIT
INTRAVEHICULAR TRANSFER
JD
JET DRIVER
KOH
KSC
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER
LB
LBR
LCG
LES
LET
LGC
LM2
LIOH
LM
POUNO
LOW-BIT-RATE
LIQUID COOLING GARMENT
LAUNCH ESCAPE SYSTEM
LAUNCH ESCAPE TOWER
LM GUIDANCE COMPUTER
LIQUID HYDROGEN
LITHIUM HYDROXIDE
LUNAR MODULE
MISSION
APOLLO 11
REV
DATE
LMDE
LMP
L/O
LOI
LOS
LOX
L/R
LV
L/V
LVDA
LVOC
LM DESCENT ENGINE
LM MODULE PILQT
LIFTOFF
LUNAR ORBIT INSERTION
LINE-OF-SIGHT
LIQUID OXYGEN
LEFT/RIGHT
LOW-VOLTAGE
LAUNCH VEHlCLt
LAUNCH VEHICLE DATA ADAPTER
LAUNCH VEHICLE DIGITAL COMPUTER
MALF
MCC
MCC
MCFRW
MDAS
MED
MESC
MFCO
MFV
MGA
MIL
MITE
MNFLD
M60
MOC
MALFUNCTION
MISSION CONTROL CENTER
MIDCOURSE CORRECTION
MASTER CAUTION AND WARNING
MEDICAL OATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM
MANUAL ENTRY DEVICE
MASTER EVENTS SEQUENCE CONTROLLER
MANUAL FUEL CUTOFF
MAIN FUEL VALVE
MIDDLE GIMBAL AXIS
MERRITT ISLAND
MASTER INSTRUMENTATION TIMING
EQUIPMENT
MANIFOLD
MAINTENANCE ANO OPERATION
MISSION OPERATIONS COMPUTTR
MSFN
MSK
MSTC
MTVC
MUX
MANNED SPACE F L I G M T NETWORK

MANUAL SELECT KEYBOARD
CSM SPACECRAFT TEST CONDUCTOR
MANUAL THRUST VECTOR CONTROL
MULTIPLEXER
NASA
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE

ADMINISTRATION
COMBINED CORRECTIVE MANEUVER
NAUTICAL MILES
NON-PROPULSIV& VENT
COELLlPTICAL MANEUVER
NCC
NM
NPV
NSR
02 '
0/B
ODOP
OGA
OMSF
OPS
ORDEAL
OXYGEN
ONBOARD
OFFSeT D Q P P L E * AND POSITION
OUTER GIMBAL AXIS
OFFICE OF MANNEO SPACE FLIGHT
OXYGEN PURGE SYSTEM
ORBITAL RATE ORIVE ELECTRONICS
APOLLO LM
OXID
OXIDIZER
PAFB
PAM
PB
PC
PCM
PCMGS
PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE

PULSE AMPLITUDE MODULATION
PUSH-BUTTON
PERICYNTrtlON
PULSE CODE MODULATION
PULSE CODE MODULATION GROUND
STATION
PARTIAL PRESSURE CARBON DIOXIDE
PLOTTING DISPLAY SUBCHANNEL/DATA
DISTRIBUTION
PRESSURE GARMENT ASSEMBLY
PRIMARY GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION
CONTROL SYSTEM CSM
PRIMARY GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION
SYSTEM LM
PC02
PDS/DD
PGA
PGNCS
PGNS
SECTION

SYMBOLS
GROUP
PAGE
A-2

MISSION RULES
RLV
ITEM
ITEM
PLSS
PO
PO2
POS
POS
PPM
PQGS
PRELN
PRESS
PRI
PROC
PROP
PSA
PS I
PS ID
PSS
PTA
PTP
0IPA
PULSE INTEGRATING PENDULOUS

ACCELEROMETER
PORTABLE LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM
POWER OUT
PARTIAL PRESSURE OXYGEN
POSITION
PRIMARY OXYGEN SYSTEM
PARTS PER MILLION
PROPELLANT QUANTITY GAGING SYSTEM
PRELAUNCH
PRESSURE
PRIMARY
PROCEDURE
PROPELLANT
POWER SERVO AMPLIFIER
POUNOS PER SQUARE INCH
POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH DIFFERENCE
PAD SAFETY SUPERVISOR
PULSE TORQUE ASSEMBLY
PREFERREO TARGET POINT
SODB
SOL
SOP
SOV
SPAN
SPS
SRO
SSC
STBY
SW
SXT
TB
TBD
TC
T/C
TCE
TCP
TDfrE
PTV
PU
PUGS
PVT
PYRO
PITCH THRUST VECTOR

PROPELLANT UTILIZATION
PROPELLANT UTILIZATION AND GAGING SYSTEM
PRESSURE-VOLUM6-TEMPERATURE
PYROTECHNICS
TOP
TELCOM
TEMP
SPACECRAFT OPERATIONAL DATA faOOH

SOLENOID
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE
SHUT-OFF VALVE
SPACECRAFT PLANNING ANO ANALYSIS
SERVICE PROPULSION SYSTEM
SUPERINTENDENT RANGE OPERATIONS
SPACE SUIT COMMUNICATOR
STANDBY
SWITCH
SEXTANT
TIME BASE
TO BE DETERMINED
TEST CONOUCTOR
TELEMETRY ANO COMMUNICATIONS
CONOENSER EXHAUST TEMPERATURE
THRUST CHAMBER PRESSURE
TRANSPORTATION* DOCKING ANO
EJECTION
TELEMETRY DATA PROCESSOR
LM EECOM
TEMPERATURE
QTY
QUANTITY
TFF
THC
TIG
TLI
TM
TMG
TIME OF FREE FALL

THRUST AND CONTROLLER
TIME OF IGNITION
TRANSLUNAR INJECTION
TELEMETRY
THERMAL METEROID GARMENT
TNK
TO PC
TPF
TPI
TRNS
TRUN
TTC
TTY
TVC
TANK
THRUST OKAY
TERMINAL PHASE FINALIZATIQN
TERMINAL PHASE INITIATE
TRANSFER
TRUNNION
TRANSLATION THRUST CONTROLLER
TELETYPE
THRUST VECTOR CONTROL
U/D
UDL
UHF
UNDKD
USB
UP/DOWN
UPDATA LINK
ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCY
UNDOCKED
UNIFIED S-BAND
VC
VEI
VGX
VGY
VGY
VHF
VLV
VSM
VELOCITY COUNTER
INERTIAL VELOCITY AT ENTRY
VELOCITY TO BE GAINED X-AXIS
VELOCITY TO BE GAINED Y-AXIS
VELOCITY TO BE GAINED Z-AXIS
VERY HIGH FREQUENCY
VALUE
VIDEO SWITCHING MATRIX
W6D
WMS
wT
WIDE-BANO DATA
WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
WEIGHT
XFEED
XMIT
XMTR
CROSSFEED
TRANSMIT
TRANSMITTER
RAD
RET
RCS
RCU
RCVR
REF
REFSMMAT
REQD
RETRB
RETRO
RCV
RF
RFO
RGA
RHC
RIP
RL
RNDZ
RP-RT
RR
RR
RSI
RSO
RSVR
RTACF
RTC
ftTCC
RADIATOR
RETRACT
REACTION CONTROL SYSTEM
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
RECEIVER
REFERENCE
REFERENCE STABLE MEMBER MATRIX
REQUIRED
RETRO ELAPSED TIME TO REVERSE 8
RETROFIRE OFFICER
REVOLUTION
RADIO FREQUENCY
RETROFIRE OFFICER
RATE GYRO ASSEMBLY
ROTATION HAND CONTROLLER
RANGE OF IMPACT POINT
ROLL LEFT
RENDEZVOUS
DOWNRANGE ERROR
RENDEZVOUS RADAR
ROLL RIGHT
ROLL STABILITY INDICATOR
RANGE SAFETY OFFICER
RESOLVE*
REAL-TIME AUXILIARY COMPUTING FACILITY
REAL-TIME COMMAND
REAL-TIME COMPUTER COMPLEX
S/C
SCS
SCS
SEC
SEC
SECO
SECS
S^
SIG
SLA
SLV
SM
SMJC
SPACECRAFT
SIGNAL CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT
STABILIZATION AND CONTROL SYSTEM
SECONDARY
SECONO
SUSTAINED ENGINE CUTOFF S-IVBCUTOFF
SEQUENTAL EVENTS CONTROL SYSTEM
SUPER-CRITICAL HELIUM
SIGNAL
SPACECRAFT LM ADAPTER
SATURN LAUNCH VEHICLE
SERVICE MODULE
SERVICE MODULE JETTISON CONTROLER
MISSION
APOLLO 11
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DATE
SECTION

SYMBOLS
YAM Oft Y-AXIS
YTV
YAW THRUST VECTOR

Z-AXIS
GROUP
PAGE
A-S
MISSION RULES
RLV
ITEM
APP6NOIX A - ACRONYMS ANO SYMBOLS
ITEM
SYMBOLS
M
ALTITUDE
DELTA VIN DELTA VELOCITY IN INSERTION
DELTA TB DELTA BURN TIME
DELTA H
DELTA ALTITUDE
MISSION
APOLLO 11
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DATE
SECTION
4/16/69 ACRONYMS
SYMBOLS
GROUP
PAGE
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center

MISSION tULfS
DISTRIBUTION LIST
DIRECTOR OF FLIGHT OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS, SUPPORT BRANCH
FA/KRAFT, C.C., JR. (2)

SJOBERG, S.A.
ROSE, R.G.
KOONS, W.E.
FSVFRERE, J.A.
SANBORN, S.D. (15)
MONKVIC, J.A. (2)
FLIGHT SOFTWARE BRANCH

FLIGHT CONTROL DIVISION
FC/KRANZ, E.F.
LUNNEY, G.S.
CHARLESWORTH, C.E.
GRIFFIN, G.D.
WINDLER, M.L.
FRANK, M.P.
ROACH, J.W.
BROOKS, M.F.
MILLER, H.G.
FS5/STOKES, J.D. (3)

GIBSON, T.F., JR.
GARMAN, J.R. (2)
MISSION PLANNING AND ANALYSIS
DIVISION
FM/MAYER, J.P. (2)
HUSS, C. (1)
TINDALL, H.W.
OWEN, D.H.
FLIGHT CREW SUPPORT DIVISION

(CONTINUED)
DEMENT, M.E. 0 0
ALLEN, L.D. O O
KRAMER, P.C. (5)
WARREN, D.K. (3)
ANDERSON, W.M.
WCODLING, C.H.
SMITH, A.F.
KUEHNEL, H.A. O O
SMITH, J.C.
VAN BOCICEL, J.J. (2)
O'NEILL, J.W. (5)
FABER, S. (3)
MITCHELL, J. (CFK-10)
COLLINS, H.G. (CFK-15)
MCCAFFERTY, R. (CFK-6)
CF/FRANKLIN, G.C.
KSC
FLIGHT CONTROL OPERATIONS BRANCH

FLIGHT ANALYSIS BRANCH
FC2/HARLAN, C.S.
LEWIS, C.R.
FENDELL, E.I. (3)
EALICK, P.L. (3)
PLATT, W.E. (9)
MOLNAR, W.M. (*O
CSM SYSTEMS BRANCH
FC3/ALDRICH, A.D.
HUTCHINSON, N.B.
LOE, T.R. (20)
WILLOUGHBY, B.N. (20)
BLAIR, W.L. (2)
LANDING ANALYSIS BRANCH
BERRY, C.A., M.D.

CATTERSON, A.D., M.D.
ZIEGLSCHMID, J.F., M.D. (6)
FM2/BENNETT, F,,V.
BOLT, W.M.
GRAVES, C.A.
HARPOLD, J.C.
ALPHIN, J.
DUPNICK, E.
HANS SEN, V,.
AP/HANEY, P.
AP8/GREEN, D.J. (5)
MATH PHYSICS BRANCH
LM SYSTEMS BRANCH
FMU/MCPHERSON, J.C. (2)
FC<+/HANNIGAN, J.E. (5)

PUDDY, D.R. (20)
CARLTON, R.L. (23)
EDELIN, F. (5)
MISSION ANALYSIS BRANCH

FM5/BERRY, R. (2)
RENDEZVOUS ANALYSIS BRANCH
FLIGHT DYNAMICS BRANCH

FM6/LINEBERRY, E.C. (2)
CONWAY, H.L.
FC5/BOSTICK, J.C.
SHAFFER, P.C.
LLEWELYN, J.S. C O
PARKER, C.B. 0 0
PAVELKA, E.L. 0 0
GUIDANCE AND PERFORMANCE BRANCH
MISSION SIMULATIONS BRANCH
APOLLO TRAJECTORY SUPPORT OFFICE
FC6/SHELLEY, C.B. (28)

MIS5ION CONTROL REQUIREMENTS
FM13/PARTEN, R,,
COLLINS, M.
BENNET, W . J .
FM7/CASSETI, M.D. (2)
FC7/PETTITT, G.I. (2)
LANDING AM) RECOVERY DIVISION
EXPERIMENTS SYSTEMS BRANCH
FL/HAMMACK, J.B. (8)
FC8/SAULTZ, J.E. (12)
DIRECTOR OF FLIGHT CREW OPERATIONS
MSFC FLIGHT CONTROL OFFICE
CA/SLAYTON, O.K. (2)
l-MO-F/HAMNER, R.S. (20)
ASTRONAUT OFFICE
FLIGHT SUPPORT DIVISION
CB/SHEPARD, A.B. (20)

DUKE, C.P. C2)
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING BRANCH

FS2/SATTERFIELD, J.M.
SUPPORT SYSTEMS BRANCH
FS/63SEGOTA, P. (3)
APOLLO 11
<*/16/69
DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL RESEARCH

AND OPERATIONS DA
FM3/ALLEN, C.F, (1*0
FLIGHT CREW SUPPORT DIVISION

CF/NORTH, W.J.
GRIMM, D.F.
BILODEAU, J.W.
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE
APOLLO SPACECRAFT PROGRAM OFFICE

PA/LOW, G.M.
BOLENDER, C.H., BRIG. GEN.
PA2/APOLLO FILES
PD/BATTEY, R.V.
DENNETT, A.
BOND, R.L.
PD5/GOREE, J.
PD7/KOHRS, R.
SILVER, M. (U0)
PD8/HAINES, C.
PD9/CRAIG, J.
PD12/PERRINE, C.H.
SEVIER, J.R.
WARD, R.J. (2)
PD1VBYINGTON, H.W.
PP/MCCLINTOCK, J.
PP32/TASH, H.L.
NA/BLAND, W.M. (2)
PT/ARAB1AN, D.O.
PT3/GOLDENBEUM, D. (10)
PT*/LOBB, J. (3)
BM86 MISSION DATA PACK (15)
PD13/WESTMORELAND, P.
NA3/SEIGLER, J.P. (2)
DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING AND
DEVELOPMENT
EA/FAGET, M.A.
GARDINER, R.A.
CHAMBERLIN, J.A.
BOND, A.C.
EA2/LEE, J.B.
EAU/BURT, R.P.
EA5/DEANS, P.M.
EB/KYLE, H.
EB3/TRAVIS, D.
STOKER, C.
EB5/NEWLIN, R.
EC/SMYLIE, R.E.
B-l
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MISSION t U U S
DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING AND

DEVELOPMENT (CONTINUED)
GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

KNOX, C.B. (9)
CODE 821.1
MANNED FLIGHT OPERATIONS DIVISION,
REQUIREMENTS SECTION
EC3/GILLEN, R.J.
TUCKER, E.M.
EC9/STUTESMAN, H.L.
EDm/U\UTEN, W.
EE/SAWYER, R.S.
EE<*/R1EGERT, D.
JOHNSON, G.
MUFORD, R.E.
ROTRAMEL, F.
COMPOS, A.B.
DIETZ, R.H.
FEWER, R.G.
WALTER, R.T,
GIESECKE, R.L.
EE12/LUSE, M.B.
EE13/TREMONT, R.
EDMISTON, C.R.
EG/KAYTON, M.
EG23/COX, K.J., DR.
EG25/HANAWAY, J.
WASSON, C.
EG<*2/RICE, G. (2)
EG*43/LEWIS, R.E.
KURTEN, P.M.
SHELTON, D.H.
EP/MCSHEEHY, R.
EP2/TOWNSEND, N.A.
HUMPHRIES, C.E.
HAMMOCK, W.R.
LAMBERT, C.H.
EPVKARAKULKO, W.
EP5/BELL, D.
OWENS, S.
TROUT, B.
ES/CHAUVEN, L.
ES3/STROUHAL, G.
ES127/SMITH, J.
ES12/GLYNN, P.C.
WEISS, S.P.
PAVLOSKY, J.E.
EX/SILVER I A, M.
EX2/REDD, B.
JOHN F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER NASA - MSOB

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLORIDA
ATTEN, HO/ASTRO OFF (6)
CD/DE BUS, K., DR.
AS-SAT/BARNETT, V. (2)
AP-SCO/BEDDINGFIELD, S.
AP-OPN/BLACKWOOD, H. (2)
LO/PETRONE, R.A.
KAPYRAN, W.J.
LO-OPN/DONNELLY, P.
LP-PLN-2/KNIGHT, G.W. (2)
LV/GRUENE, H.
LV-ENG/RIGELL, I.A.
LV-TOM-1/HART, J.J,
LV-TOM-VYOUMANS, R.E.
LV-GDC/LEALMAN, R.E.
LV-INS/EDWARDS, M.D.
LV-MEC/FANNIN, L.E.
LS/WILLIAMS, J.J.
LS-ENG-1/GASKINS,.R.B. (O
MARS, C.B. CU)
TBC, 3L15/PARK, J.E. C2)
NAR, 2M16/WEAVER, R.A. (2)
MDC, 27B12/SHAFFER, J.R. (2)
IBM, 3N1/GROVIER, P.M. (2)
TS/CLARK, R.L. (5)
AP-SYM/MOORE, A.H. (6)
IN/SENDLER, K. (5)
SO/GORMAN, R. (3)
IS-TSM2/CLARK, B.
BEASON, W.P.
PSK/MORSE, A.E.
KSC MISSION DIRECTOR'S OFFICE, R3121 NSO BLDG
GAEC/LOPRESTI, R. (10), R10<*7 MSOB
MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER
FLIGHT SAFETY OFFICE

MSC/SA FRENCH, J.C.
SF/GREENWELL, D.
KSC/HY VAUGHN, N.B.
RELIABILITY AND CERTIFICATION OFFICE
NB2/WILLIAMS, H.L. (2)
MSFC/I-MO-MGR, MISSION OPERATIONS OFFICE (30)

OFFICE MANNED SPACEFLIGHT
MUF.LLER, G.E., DR.
PHILLIPS, S.C., MAJ. GEN.
HAGE, G.H.
ALLER, R.O. (12)
STOUT, F.E. (2)
DRAPER, C.N., TC (5)
CAMPBELL, R.L. (3)
DIRECTOR OF SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

POD MSF SUPPORT OFFICE PAFB. FLA
TG5/LILL, J.C.
TA/CALIO, A.J.
TRVM-4OUSTON
ROBERTSON, R.L. (3)

TRW TECHNICAL INFORMATION
CENTER, HOUSTON OPERATIONS C2)
NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL HOU5TQN
HARMAN, H.A. (2)
APOLLO 11
V16/69
OLSON, R.G., COL. (5)

FRESE, F.J., JR., COL. MC (2)
DDMS-N/DEARMAN, J., CAPT.
ETOOP-2 PAFB FLA, 32925 (6)
DOMS-H, COLOPY, R.E., CDR
MIT LABORATORIES BOSTON. MASS.
NEVINS, J. (12)
COPPS, E. (2)
SPARS, N.
APPENDIX B - DISTRIBUTION LIST - CONCLUDED
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MISSION t U U S
NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL. DOWNEY. CALIF.

POTTS, J.R. CODE AB70 (1)
GRUMMAN AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING CORP.. BSTHPAGE, NEW YORK
PRATT, R. (J5)
BOEING. HOUSTON. TEXAS
BOEING DATA MANAGEMENT, N/S HA-0* (2)
BOEING COMPANY SPACE DIVISION C9S5 L "ENFANT PLAZA." N. SW. WASHINGTON. D.C, 2002UV
CAHALAN, P.F, MA-2D
NASA. DAYTONA BEACH OPER. P.O. BOX 2500. DAYTONA BEACH. FLA.
SCHULEHERR, R.M., MOP
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APOLLO 11
APPENDIX 8 - DISTRIBUTION LIST
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GENERAL RULES AND SOP'S

TARGET POINT SELECTION

LAUNCH ABORTS RULES

FLIGHT OPERATIONS RULES

EAnT^ ORBIT AND T U I

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TRANSEARTH AND ENTRY

TB1 THROUGH TB4/TB4A

TB5 AND TB7

WATER & WASTE MANAGEMENT

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NASA - Manned Spacecraft C e n t e r

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APPENDIX A - ACRONYMS AND SYMBOLS

APPENDIX B - DISTRIBUTION LIST

APPENDIX C - CHANGE CONTROL

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SECTION I - GENERAL GUIDELINES

OMSF GENERAL RULES

THE DIRECTOR OF FLIGHT OPERATIONS AND THE DIRECTOR OF

T H E C O U N T D O W N . THL LAUNCH VEHICLE AND S P A C E C R A F T PROGRAM MANAGERS AND

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FROM LIFTOFF TO TO*ER CLEAR* Tn LAuNCM

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INFORM MCC W H E N T H E SPACE

OVER ONE OF THE LOOPS FROM K S C T C M C C .

IN T H E EVENT OF N O N - C A T A S T R O ^ H ] C SPACE VEHICLE C O L L I S I O N

COMPLETE G R O U N D CONTROL OF T H E SPACE VEHICLE P A S S E S

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SECTION I - GENERAL GUIDELINES

THE PERIOD OF TIME STARTING

STRUCTURE REM0VAL LANC

IS STOPPED AND RETURNED

Of 5 p ACt V ' E H I C L E AND O P E R A T I O N A L

THE EVENT DETERMINED bY T H INSTRUMENTATION U M T U X & U I C A L

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