Notes. Unpolarized SWBs are used alone, while PSBs (with individual bolometers denoted “a” and “b”) are used by pair; “MIX” denotes a combination of detector types. Here we consider only the temperature map extracted from the analysis of four bolometers (two pairs of PSBs). The weights indicate the relative weighting used in producing maps out of the TOI of several detectors. The relative weights in a set are given in the numerical order of each detector (e.g., 1a, 1b, 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, ...for the 100-ds0 set). The last column details the specific products created for each set. “B”: beam information; “C”: detector-set spectra, corrected for the beam transfer function, for the detector sets used in the high-ℓ likelihood; “F”: frequency band information; “H”: pixel hit-count maps; “HR1”, “HR2”: maps made from the first or second half of each ring; “N”: nominal mission maps; “S1”, “S2”: survey maps generated from the data collected during the first six months or the next six months; and “Z”: ZLE/FSL-corrected maps.