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"Grumman-581" writes:
I believe that there are some software controls for the coffee pot... On one of the aircraft that I was reading the docs on, there were software controls for various operations and measurements of the waste water system... Sounds like an Airbus. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
... Sounds like an Airbus. Perhaps... Perhaps it was one of the Bombadier aircraft... I was reading so many docs while coming up to speed on the project that it all kind of blurred together after awhile... The best I remember, there were temperature sensors in the waste water system in addition to heaters for the lines so that the temperature at altitude didn't cause everything to freeze up... Various sensors could be read and were to be displayed on certain displays if they exceeded some particular normal operating range, IIRC... There was this one particular cabin lighting system that consisted of red, green, and blue LEDs with software control of the intensity and color for various zones in the aircraft... You would send a particular formated TCP/IP message via a socket connection to a particular controller that would then change the intensity of the LEDs in the specified zone... Quite a bit of the communication between the various devices was handled via TCP/IP communication... I believe that Rockwell had been granted a patent on that approach... |
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YOu don't want to talk about blech until you've had to change the cabin
airflow filter on a 727 in a cold hangar at 3 am with a hangover back in the days when you could smoke on board the aircraft. Nicotine, for those of you who haven't ever seen the raw stuff, mixed with all the rest of the crap that had flowed through the airplane, strongly resembles drippy malted snot. Jim "Emily" wrote in message . .. Just kidding. Have you ever seen a coffee pot just pulled off an airliner? Blech. |
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"Bob Noel" wrote in message
... Which systems? entertainment system? coffee pot? weather display? PFD? I'm not sure which ones were on what type of embedded system since I was only up there for a 6 month contract and didn't really get much experience in what all the other groups were doing... Basically my own niche, for the most part, but I was aware of them using various types of embedded O/Ss for different things... The portion that I was working on was an embedded Linux platform... Embedded WinCE was used for some other things and embedded XP was used for other things... Sorry I can't be more specific, but I really didn't get a chance to see everything that they were doing up there... What I did get a chance to see was pretty neat though... Enough to reinforce to me that if you have the money, someone has a way for you to spend it... |
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