Parallel processing of virtual channels
A new feature to process multiple VC at the same time is available in CCS5 daily builds.Typically, a satellite might download two types of telemetry in parallel on different VC, for example: VC0 – live telemetry containing the status of the satellite now; VC7 – recorded telemetry, recorded and stored onboard before the ground contact, […]
Improvements in the MIB loading process
The system’s behaviour (TM&TC) generally remains consistent with previous versions, but the system is more rigorous in checking the loaded contents, especially where duplicates appear after merging several MIB’s.You are not obliged to clean up duplicates immediately, but you will see warnings. These warnings are correct, and you should clean up as soon as it […]
New CCS5 release 1.0.24088
We are thrilled to announce a new CCS5/TSC/uNIS release!Besides numerous bug fixes, you will find a handful of new features as well: Improved diagnostics of inconsistencies when loading a MIB. ConfigureCCS allows to send hearbeats via Message Broker (NATS) instead of UDP broadcast. When using this option, CCS workstations and a server no longer need […]
New CCS5 release 1.0.23435
After six months of hard work we have published a new CCS5 release with many improvements.Here are the most notable new features included in this release: uNIS got a dedicated MMI widget that is available alongside GSFE View. It is also possible to use uNIS with TSC. TM parameter description (PCF_DESCR) has been added to […]
Tcllib has been upgraded to version 1.19
The Tcllib library in the CCS/TSC installers has been upgraded from version 1.18 to 1.19. This change is effective in the release 1.0.22394.
New CCS5 release 1.0.22266
A new CCS5/TSC/uNIS release 1.0.22266 for both Windows and Linux is available in the “Downloads” section of the website.The most prominent enhancements in this release are: • The TM, TC, EV and OBEV history viewers have been reimplemented from scratch. The new implementation is more robust and performant. On top of that, load on your […]
TC stage and status can now be compared numerically
It is now possible to compare TC stages and states numerically.This can be useful to check when a TC has reached a stage or state “greater than or equal” to an expected one.It allows you to write TOPE scripts that can efficiently detect when a stage or state has passed before you checked it. Previously […]