At this stage of preparation the links given below next to the dimmed text do not work or refer to the Polish version!             Table of Contents I General Information II RT32 — K. Borkowski, Z. Bujakowski 1 The Construction 2 Geometry and Other Characteristics 3 Shadows of Secondary Mirror and Its Support Legs 4 Blind Spot Near the Zenith III Telescope Control — E. Pazderski 1 Controlling the Motion 2 Controlling the Receivers (rec) 3 VXI Command Module Window 4 Signal Monitoring, sigmon — R. Feiler 5 The track Program — G. Hrynek 6 Dealing with Problems — M. Gleba IV Receivers — S. Jakubowicz 1 L Band Receiver 2 C Band (5 GHz) Receiver 3 M Band (6 GHz) Receiver V Data Acquisition Hardware 1 VLBI Terminal 2 Pulsar Machine 3 16384-Channel Digital Spectrograph — A. Kępa VI Time Service — K. Borkowski, J. Usowicz 1 Hydrogen Maser 2 Rubidium Frequency Standard Setting up Rubidium Clock — A. Kępa, W. Szymański 3 GPS Receivers 4 Monitoring of the H-Maser Format of Data Release Correction of the Maser Frequency VII Calibrations — A. Kus, K. Borkowski 1 Basic Definitions 2 System Temperature Determination 3 Antenna Sensitivity Determination VIII Total Power Measurements — A. Kus, K. Katarzyński 1 Antenna Positioning 2 Differential Measurements 3 Observational Data Reduction 4 Gravitational Deformations of the Antenna IX VLBI Observations — A. Kus, R. Feiler 1 Introduction — K. Borkowski 2 VLBI Terminal — R. Feiler 2.1 Properties of the P&G Terminal 2.2 Preparing for Observing Session 2.3 Initialisation 2.4 During Observations 2.5 When Something Untoward Happens 2.6 Completing the Work 2.7 Final Remarks 3 The SNAP Commands 4 Standard Procedures 5 Magnetic Tape Management X Pulsar Observations — A. Wolszczan, W. Lewandowski 1 Logging in and Start of the System 2 Logging from the Console 3 External Logging 4 Program Usage. Windows description 5 Observations 6 Timing Observations 7 Closing of the Programs 8 Unusual Situations XI Spectral Observations — G. Hrynek, M. Szymczak 1 Introduction 2 Back-end Setup Procedure. Initial Steps 3 Observation Programs 3.1 Manual Observations 4 Automated Observing 5 Remarks 6 In Case of Emergency 7 Observations 7.1 Determination of Tsys and Antenna Sensitivity 7.2 Observing Scheme 8 Spectral Data Reduction XII Addenda 1 Astronomical Coordinate Conversion 2 Planetary Ephemeris 3 Observing Proposal (Form) 4 Catalogues and Sky Background Maps