Error with orbit interpolation

[SiriusXCH0103]

When I use testGeogrid_ISCE.py, it puts the error "Error with orbit interpolation".
The output infomation is as follow:

This is the Open Source version of ISCE.
Some of the workflows depend on a separate licensed package.
To obtain the licensed package, please make a request for ISCE
through the website: https://download.jpl.nasa.gov/ops/request/index.cfm.
Alternatively, if you are a member, or can become a member of WinSAR
you may be able to obtain access to a version of the licensed sofware at
https://winsar.unavco.org/software/isce

Radar parameters: 
Range: 799040  2.32956
Azimuth: 78778.4  486.486
Dimensions: 45044 8677
Incidence Angle: 37.0138

Map inputs: 
EPSG: 4326
Smallest Allowable Chip Size in m: 240
Grid spacing in m: 0.000833333
Repeat Time: 0
XLimits: 115.609  117.464
YLimits: -9.11652  -7.67797
Extent in km: 0.00185528  0.00143855
DEM: ../dem/demLat_S09_S08_Lon_E115_E117.dem.wgs84

Outputs: 
Window locations: window_location.tif
Output Nodata Value: -32767

Starting processing .... 
Xlimits : 115.608  116.999
Ylimits : -8.99917  -8
Origin index (in DEM) of geogrid: 730   0
Dimensions of geogrid: 1669 x 1199
Ground range pixel size: 3.86965
Azimuth pixel size: 15.6128
Error with orbit interpolation. 

This error message, I don’t know how to solve it. How can I continue processing?

[leiyangleon]

@SiriusXCH0103 can you post 1) the actual commands, 2) which type of data you used, and 3) how you preprocessed? without the detailed info, we cannot help to diagnose the root cause of that error

[SiriusXCH0103]

@SiriusXCH0103 can you post 1) the actual commands, 2) which type of data you used, and 3) how you preprocessed? without the detailed info, we cannot help to diagnose the root cause of that error

Thanks! I was going to process Sentinel-1 images with ISCE2.
I processed using the command:
testGeogrid_ISCE.py -m ../reference -s ../fine_coreg -d ../dem/demLat_S09_S08_Lon_E115_E117.dem.wgs84
of which "reference" and "fine_coreg" dirs are generated by ISCE2 processing "topsApp.py tops.xml".
Then it put the error message above.

[leiyangleon]

@SiriusXCH0103 try using -m fine_coreg -s secondary for Geogrid, where fine_coreg has the orbit geometry info for the coregistered common part between reference and secondary. Secondary is only used for reading the date/time of the second acquisition.

when running autoRIFT, use -m merged/reference.slc.full -s merged/secondary.slc.full

[SiriusXCH0103]

@SiriusXCH0103 try using -m fine_coreg -s secondary for Geogrid, where fine_coreg has the orbit geometry info for the coregistered common part between reference and secondary. Secondary is only used for reading the date/time of the second acquisition.

when running autoRIFT, use -m merged/reference.slc.full -s merged/secondary.slc.full

@leiyangleon Thanks very much! I have tried your method, but it doesn't work. The same error occurs. I don't know if it's my installation problem or the data problem.
I'm going to re-install the software and try other data.