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"Grumman-581" writes:
Personally, I'm not a big fan of the one system does everything approach in some of the glass panels... I have no problem with mechanical gauges being replaced with electronic gauges, but I would prefer for them to be independent, possibly communicating to some other system through some sort of standard interface... At Rockwell, many of their new systems were communicating via TCP/IP packets... I kind of liked this approach... It seemed rather simple and elegant... A device would have a particular IP address and port number associated with it... You could send information to that device or retrieve information from it as appropriate... For a non-compliant device, you could just design a TCP/IP interface to the device that translated from the proprietary device information format to the TCP/IP format... Minimizing the software improves reliability and safety. TCP/IP interfaces generally require software, and that's not a good thing. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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