Models

Alarm: its name, or the measure of the limits.

Component.

Component instance.

Target.

Current state.

Alarm: its name, or the measure of the limits.

Time of the transition.

Operator, for an acknowledgement or a shelving.

Cause.

Component.

Component instance.

State before.

Number of the transition.

Severity of the activation.

End of the shelving in progress.

State after.

Target.

Value of the measure, for the alarm of its limits.

Start of the activation.

Operator of the last transition, when not the condition.

Cause of the last transition.

Last transition.

State before the last transition.

Number of the last transition, from 1; the transition event bears it.

Severity of the activation; kept while cleared and unacknowledged.

End of the shelving: until then, the alarm triggers no reaction.

State.

Value of the measure at the last transition, for the alarm of its limits.

Alarm: its name, or the measure of the limits.

Component.

Component instance.

Alarms, by key order.

Step asking, as in its asked or decision_required event.

Whether the operator confirms.

Typed answer, or decision: replay, skip, fail or abort.

Name.

Description, from the catalogue.

Type.

Unit.

Values of an enum.

Accepted range.

Value when omitted, as written.

Target.

Link.

Driver bound.

Transport bound, when the link has one.

Gateway bound.

Configuration revision of the target.

Whether it is the current configuration.

Subject of the telecommands to encode.

Subject of the frames to uplink.

Driver instance.

Transport instance, when the link has one.

Gateway instance.

Platform, package@version.

Components.

Name.

Description, from the catalogue.

Instances of a multi-instance component.

Measures, derived ones included.

Telecommands.

Whether a client is pulling the consumer now.

Computation.

Whether the retention is about to remove messages the connector has not read.

Connector.

Durable consumer.

Filling of the stream against its max_bytes; None when not bounded by volume.

Kind of data.

Age of that message, in seconds: 0 when the connector is up to date.

Storage of the oldest message not acknowledged, when there is one.

Messages not delivered yet.

Why.

Maximum age of the stream, in seconds; None when not bounded by age.

JetStream stream.

Messages delivered and not acknowledged.

Connectors of the topology.

Name.

Kinds of data.

Targets.

Lag of each consumer created.

Name.

Messages delivered and acknowledged.

Messages waiting to be delivered.

Messages delivered and not acknowledged yet.

Messages delivered again.

Last delivery.

Component.

Instance of a multi-instance component.

Measure or derived measure.

Latest sample.

Target.

The frame in hexadecimal (56 4f 4c 54, spaces allowed); or text.

The frame as text, for a text protocol (VOLT 28.0); or frame.

Link, when not the default one.

Environment, which selects the parameters of the link.

Driver instance to ask, when not the one bound to the link.

Target.

Link.

Driver instance that decoded it.

Environment of the parameters of the link.

Samples, in the order the driver gives them.

Component.

Instance of a multi-instance component.

Measure.

Raw value, as the driver gives it.

Value in the unit of the measure, through its calibration; None when the catalogue has no such measure or the calibration does not cover the raw value.

Unit of the measure.

On-board time, when the frame carries it.

Component of the on-board directory.

Files, by identifier.

Target.

File, by its on-board identifier.

Priority: higher first.

Codec.

Catalogue and the versions it fits, name@requirement.

The newest version of that catalogue in the current configuration satisfying the requirement, against which its coverage is measured; None when there is none.

Telecommands covered, component.telecommand.

Measures covered, component.measure.

Telecommands of the catalogue it does not cover.

Measures of the catalogue it does not cover.

Target.

Telecommand: its name alone when unique in the platform, else component.name.

Instance of a multi-instance component, or file id for files.

Arguments: 100 V, enum values, booleans, hexadecimal bytes.

Link, when not the default one.

Environment, which selects the parameters of the link.

Driver instance to ask, when not the one bound to the link: a driver being developed.

Target.

Link.

Driver instance that encoded it.

Environment of the parameters of the link.

The telecommand, as written: tcu[TCU1].set_mode.

Its arguments, resolved: numbers in the unit of their argument, defaults applied.

The frame, in hexadecimal: the frame of the medium on a link without transport, the unit the driver hands to the transport otherwise.

Its size, in bytes.

The frame as text, when it is printable text (SCPI and other text protocols).

When the reconciler made the change.

Target.

Link, for a change of a link.

What changed.

Driver bound after the change.

Transport bound after the change.

Gateway bound after the change.

Configuration revision of the target after the change.

Why, in the words of the readiness: the reasons of the target or of the link.

Whether draft packages are accepted.

Every error found.

Stable code.

Message for the operator.

Suggested fix.

Component.

Ground reception time.

Instance.

Measure.

Target.

Time of the sample.

Value.

Role of the target, as in targets.

Fault, as the simulation of the target names it.

When it is switched on: after the start of the run, or of the first entry in a step.

Tags.

Health.

For a gateway: whether its link is available (satellite in view, station in service). A gateway without this notion always reports true.

Why the instance is degraded.

Emission time.

Component.

Instance of a multi-instance component.

Measure or derived measure.

Samples in the order they were published: real-time ones by time, deferred ones when they came down. With more than limit in the window, one in every few is kept, the last one always.

Whether samples were left out to keep limit.

Whether the window holds more samples than are read at once: only its start is read.

How operators are identified: declared or jwt.

Roles confirming a hazardous telecommand, in order: operator, supervisor.

Whether runs with a hazardous telecommand must be planned on a pass.

Name.

value, file_id or content.

Type, or file type for file_id.

Unit.

Values of an enum.

Kind: driver, gateway, or an MCS component.

Instance name.

Software.

Version.

Registration.

Last registration or heartbeat.

Whether heard within three heartbeat periods.

Why degraded.

For a gateway: whether its link is available.

For a driver: catalogue implemented, name@version.

For a gateway: tags.

For a gateway: uplink and downlink types and theoretical rates.

Downlink.

For a transport: what it frames and produces, csp1 → can.

Links bound to it: <target>.<link>.

Heartbeat period, in milliseconds.

Public key of its nkey.

Why the status could not be asked.

Links bound to it.

Instances registered, drivers and gateways first.

Kind: driver, gateway, or an MCS component.

Instance name.

Software.

Version.

Registration.

Last registration or heartbeat.

Whether heard within three heartbeat periods.

Why degraded.

For a gateway: whether its link is available.

For a driver: catalogue implemented, name@version.

For a gateway: tags.

For a gateway: uplink and downlink types and theoretical rates.

Downlink.

For a transport: what it frames and produces, csp1 → can.

Links bound to it: <target>.<link>.

Entries, newest first.

Whether older entries of the window were left out by the limit.

Runs.

Whether shared by runs that do not change the on-board state.

Link type: rf, can, rs422, ethernet, sim…

Theoretical throughput, in bits per second.

Name.

Whether it is the default link.

Driver required: package@versions.

Transport required, when the link has one: package@versions.

Gateway required: an instance, or any(tag: …).

Whether its gateway reports the link available (in pass, station in service).

Name.

Description, from the catalogue.

Type.

Unit.

Soft limits, [low, high].

Hard limits.

Whether derived from other measures.

Mode to set.

Target.

Mode the target is in; None when the topology declares no modes.

Default mode of the topology.

Modes of the topology, in their order.

When the mode was last set; None for the default mode never set.

Who set it.

Run that set it, at the end of a configure.

NATS user JWT.

Expiry (seconds since the epoch).

Public nkey of the user (U…) the credentials are for.

Identifier.

Type (lttm, log…).

Size, in bytes.

Checksum, hexadecimal.

Generation: a file rewritten on board gets the next one.

State of its transfer.

Last listing.

Target.

Mode the target is in.

Environment of the values; None: without overrides.

Parameters of its components, in the order of the catalogue.

Written in full: rf.tx_baudrate, tcu[TCU1].anode_voltage.

Component.

Instance of a multi-instance component.

Parameter.

Unit of its values.

Value in the mode of the target; None without one.

Values by mode.

Telecommand setting it, configure sends.

Acquisition of signal (UTC).

Contribution of each source to a merged pass, set by the MCS.

Feeder that wrote it, set by the MCS.

Stable identifier, given by the feeder.

Loss of signal (UTC).

Maximum elevation (47.3 deg).

Protocol (ccsds, csp, dvb-s2…).

Expected rates.

Source.

Ground station.

Status.

Target.

On-board transceiver (sband, xband…).

Last update, set by the MCS.

Whether telecommands can be sent; a receive-only pass refuses any send.

Passes, by AOS.

Lowest maximum elevation (20 deg).

Ground station.

Status of the pass (booked).

Whether the pass must allow the uplink.

Time of the check.

Gateway registered for the station, healthy.

Why none is.

Downlink rate (2 Mbps).

Uplink rate (64 kbps).

Pass.

Step asking.

ask or decision.

Question, or why a decision is needed.

Role whose confirmation is awaited, for a hazardous telecommand.

AOS of the pass validated.

Time of the validation.

Supervisor.

Hash of the resolved run validated: procedure, inputs, targets.

LOS of the pass validated.

Pass.

Procedures of every library.

Name.

Description, from the library.

Library package: the library of a run request.

Library version.

Roles and their platform.

Inputs.

Environments where it may run; empty when not restricted.

Longest duration.

Whether it sends a hazardous telecommand.

Measure.

Whether it has the value of the mode (within the tolerance of the parameter); None without a sample or a value.

Passes written, as stored.

Passes whose contribution of the source was cancelled, as stored.

Source of the snapshot.

Target.

Start of the interval.

End of the interval.

Every pass of the source in the interval.

replay the step where the run stopped, skip it, fail it (the if failed blocks run), or abort the run.

Name.

Platform package.

Rules, by identifier.

Time of the event.

Run.

Position in the log, from 1.

Identifier of the run.

Hash of the resolved run in stellar_ir.

What the operator should know: a run that may end after the LOS of the pass in progress.

Procedure.

Library of the procedure, when several have a procedure of that name.

Environment.

Target of each role.

Input values.

Pass the run is planned on, set by the scheduler.

Faults of the simulations to switch on during the run: simulated targets only.

Runs, newest first.

Run.

Procedure.

Step running or last run.

Whether it is suspended.

Outcome, once finished.

Why it failed.

Run.

Procedure.

Step running or last run.

Whether it is suspended.

Outcome, once finished.

Why it failed.

Environment.

Target of each role.

Who launched it.

Start.

Last event.

realtime or deferred; deferred when any input of a derived measure is.

Ground reception time, reference of freshness; for a derived measure, that of its oldest input.

Link of the frame; for a derived measure, that of its most recent input.

Raw value of a measure calibrated by the MCS.

Time of the sample: on-board time when known, else ground reception time; for a derived measure, that of its most recent input.

Physical value: number in the unit of the measure, boolean, enum value, hexadecimal bytes; null when a temporal derived measure becomes unknown (empty window).

Who created it.

Environment; by default the last environment of the target of the pass.

Start time from the current pass, set by the MCS.

Identifier.

Input values, as written in a run request.

Hash of the resolved run, set by the MCS.

Library of the procedure, when several have a procedure of that name.

Maximum duration of the run, set by the MCS.

Whether a supervisor must validate the plan before it starts: a hazardous telecommand in an environment where the supervisor confirms. Set by the MCS.

Pass.

Why at risk, cancelled or missed.

Procedure.

Run submitted, set by the MCS.

Whether the run sends telecommands, set by the MCS.

Start relative to the AOS: aos, aos + 30 s.

State, set by the MCS.

Target of the pass, set by the MCS.

Target of each role.

Last change.

Validation of the plan, while it holds.

Who created it.

Environment; by default the last environment of the target.

Passes it applies to.

Identifier.

Input values, as written in a run request.

Library of the procedure, when several have a procedure of that name.

Procedure.

Start relative to the AOS: aos, aos + 30 s.

Target of the passes.

Target of each role.

Schedules, by start.

OpenID Connect issuer: its discovery document is <issuer>/.well-known/openid-configuration.

Public client of the console (authorization code with PKCE).

Public client of the CLI (device authorization grant, stellar login), if any.

Organization (Logto) whose token the console asks for, its audience urn:logto:organization:<organization>; none: the token of the sign-in itself.

Scopes to ask beyond those of OpenID: the roles of the MCS with auth.roles_prefix (stellar:operator), which the provider puts in the token only when asked.

Name, such as platform-v3-ccsds.

Semantic version, such as 3.1.0.

Whether the instance holds a JWT issued by the reconciler.

Last heartbeat content.

Instance.

Kind.

Software.

Start time.

Hexadecimal SHA-256: the value of a file input.

Size, in bytes.

Target.

Telecommand: its name alone when unique in the platform, else component.name.

Instance of a multi-instance component, or file id for files.

Arguments: 100 V, enum values, booleans, hexadecimal bytes.

Link, when not the default one.

Environment, which selects the parameters of the link; required when the link overrides them by environment and the target is engaged in several.

Identifier chosen by the client, to make the submission idempotent.

Identifier of the telecommand.

Whether the same identifier was already submitted: nothing new is sent.

Name.

Platform, package@version.

Environments where it can be engaged.

Links.

Whether it can be engaged; None when the reconciler published nothing yet.

Why it is not ready.

Configuration revision it runs with.

Time of the transition.

For an ECHO event: whether the echo conforms.

Explanation: failed precondition, error of the driver or the gateway, echo…

New state.

Telecommand.

For a PENDING event: the telecommand, for sent_at in derived measures.

Component.

Instance.

Telecommand.

Target of the telecommand.

The event.

Name.

Description, from the catalogue.

Arguments.

Whether it changes the on-board state.

Whether it needs a confirmation.

Mean downlink throughput over the window, in bits per second.

Bytes received from the target since the gateway started.

Mean uplink throughput over the window, in bits per second.

Bytes sent to the target since the gateway started.

Length of the window, in milliseconds.

Mean downlink throughput over the window, in bits per second.

Bytes received from the target since the gateway started.

Mean uplink throughput over the window, in bits per second.

Bytes sent to the target since the gateway started.

Length of the window, in milliseconds.

Target.

Reception by the API.

Current configuration revision.

Environments.

Policies of each environment.

Targets.

Who asked for it.

Checksum of the whole file, hexadecimal, as listed.

Creation.

Direction.

File identifier.

Type of the file (lttm…).

Generation of the file.

Priority: higher first.

Why corrupted or superseded.

Ranges received, [start, end) in bytes, sorted and disjoint.

Size, in bytes.

Content uploaded: its hexadecimal SHA-256 in [UPLOADS_STORE].

State.

Target.

Last change.

Transfers, by priority then age.

Step whose first entry starts the delay: its name (Plateau), or its path (TVAC cycle / Plateau).

Delay.

Current values, by key order.