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| − | '''AUXCOM''', or 'Auxiliary Communications' is a text-based communication system. | + | '''AUXCOM''', or 'Auxiliary Communications' is the name of both a post in [[Mission Control]] and the text-based communication system between [[Mission Control]] and the [[Habitat]] that that position monitors. AUXCOM usually suffers fewer technical glitches than [[CAPCOM]] (audio communications). |
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| + | ==Duties and Procedures== | ||
| + | {{Main|AUXCOM Procedures}} | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
AUXCOM is one of the oldest methods of communication used by Spacesim. One of the original AUXCOM systems (possibly the original) were two networked laptops running a form of talk or echo. In the mid-years, AUXCOM was run using 'Talk', a Linux based program over the [[OCESS]] network. It would only go offline if computer telemetry was also lost. | AUXCOM is one of the oldest methods of communication used by Spacesim. One of the original AUXCOM systems (possibly the original) were two networked laptops running a form of talk or echo. In the mid-years, AUXCOM was run using 'Talk', a Linux based program over the [[OCESS]] network. It would only go offline if computer telemetry was also lost. | ||
| − | In the | + | In the past several years, AUXCOM had not be used, but was used heavily throughout [[Daedalus]] through the Windows NetMeeting client. |
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
| − | AUXCOM is used to supplement [[CAPCOM]]. In times when CAPCOM is offline, AUXCOM has become the primary form of communication. In countless [[ | + | AUXCOM is used to supplement [[CAPCOM]]. In times when CAPCOM is offline, AUXCOM has become the primary form of communication. In countless [[disaster]]s AUXCOM was needed to communicate between the [[Habitat]] and [[Mission Control]]. |
| − | During regular [[Mission| mission]] hours, AUXCOM is used to transmit lengthy data, such as [[Astronaut]] [[Biomed| biomeds]] or [[Experiments| experiment]] data. | + | During regular [[Mission|mission]] hours, AUXCOM is used to transmit lengthy data, such as [[Astronaut]] [[Biomed|biomeds]] or [[Experiments|experiment]] data. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
| + | * [[Earth Station 1]] | ||
[[Category:Mission Control Positions]] | [[Category:Mission Control Positions]] | ||
[[Category:Habitat Systems]] | [[Category:Habitat Systems]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Communication]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Software]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:49, 16 June 2010
AUXCOM, or 'Auxiliary Communications' is the name of both a post in Mission Control and the text-based communication system between Mission Control and the Habitat that that position monitors. AUXCOM usually suffers fewer technical glitches than CAPCOM (audio communications).
Duties and Procedures
- Main article: AUXCOM Procedures
History
AUXCOM is one of the oldest methods of communication used by Spacesim. One of the original AUXCOM systems (possibly the original) were two networked laptops running a form of talk or echo. In the mid-years, AUXCOM was run using 'Talk', a Linux based program over the OCESS network. It would only go offline if computer telemetry was also lost.
In the past several years, AUXCOM had not be used, but was used heavily throughout Daedalus through the Windows NetMeeting client.
Usage
AUXCOM is used to supplement CAPCOM. In times when CAPCOM is offline, AUXCOM has become the primary form of communication. In countless disasters AUXCOM was needed to communicate between the Habitat and Mission Control.
During regular mission hours, AUXCOM is used to transmit lengthy data, such as Astronaut biomeds or experiment data.
