Specification for Site Remote Control

Contents:
  1. Introduction
  2. Login Screen:
  3. Option 0 - VK9XXX Station Identity and Facts
  4. Option 1 - Emergency Shutdown
  5. Option 2. - Select Radio to Operate
  6. Screen 1-2-2 - Radio 2 Menu
  7. Option 3 - Station Status Menu
  8. Screen 1-3-3 - Antenna Status Report Menu
  9. Screen 1-3-3-1 - Antenna Status Report Ground Based Antennas
  10. Option 3 - Station Status Menu
  11. Option 3 - Station Status Menu
  12. Option 4 - Station Status Menu
  13. Option 3 - Station Status Menu
  14. Option 6 - Book a time slot on a Radio
  15. Option 9 - User Account Menu
  16. Logout - Logout Procedure
  17. Appendix A - List of Devices
  18. Appendix B - Antenna Logic
  19. Appendix c - A Monitor and Control Model

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Introduction

  1. The Master Controlling Computer

    It is assumed that the primary control system will run on a Single Board Computer such as a Raspberry Pi (RPi) located on the physical site.

  2. Testing and Hardening the system

    A test plan should be developed and the system "hardening" by getting feedback from first time users.

  3. Assumptions about Antennas

    The non energised or failure state of all antenna port on all radios will leave all antennas connected to dummy loads.

  4. Login and Security

    Access will be by ssh or putty type applications and well as web interface. That is all graphic function will have character based equivalents. The login procedure will be the s A successful login will present the user with the Master Menu displayed in Screen 1. Note: Security will have to be considered more fully.



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Login Screen:

Login Screen:



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