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…02…CPS/SDS/001
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CAMPS
SYSTEM
DESIGN
SPECIFICATION
…02……02…CAMPS
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1 GENERAL ......................................
1 to 6
1.1 PURPOSE ..................................
1
1.2 PROJECT REFERENCES .......................
2
1.2.1 Applicable Documents .................
2
1.2.2 Reference Documents ..................
3
1.3 TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ..................
4
1.3.1 Terms ................................
4
1.3.2 Abbreviations ........................
5
2 SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS ......................
7 to 18
2.1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION .......................
8
2.1.2 Overview of CAMPS Functions ..........
12
2.1.2.1 CAMPS Interfaces .................
12
2.1.2.2 In-Message Analysis ..............
15
2.1.2.3 Out-Message Synthesis ............
15
2.1.2.4 Distribution .....................
16
2.1.2.5 Miscellaneous ....................
16
2.2 SYSTEM FUNCTIONS .........................
16
2.3 CHARACTERISTICS ..........................
16
2.4 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION (HW) .............
17
2.5 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION (SW) .............
17
2.6 DOCUMENTATION ............................
18
2.6.1 Software Documentation ...............
18
3 ENVIRONMENTS .................................
19 to 38
3.1 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTS ....................
20
3.1.1 Access Dimension .....................
20
3.1.2 Space ................................
20
3.1.3 Weight ...............................
20
3.1.4 Ambient Temperature ..................
21
3.1.5 Humidity .............................
21
3.1.6 Dust, Fumes ..........................
22
3.1.6.1 Air Cleanness ....................
22
3.1.6.2 Fumes ............................
22
3.1.7 Shock and Vibration ..................
22
3.1.8 Altitude .............................
23
3.2 EXTERNAL INTERFACE DEFINITION ............
25
3.2.1 CAMPS - SCARS Interface ..............
25
3.2.1.1 Physical Interface ...............
25
3.2.1.2 Functional Interface .............
25
3.2.2 CAMPS - CCIS Interface ...............
26
3.2.2.1 Physical Interface ...............
26
3.2.2.2 Functional Interface .............
27
3.2.3 CAMPS - NICS TARE Interface ..........
27
3.2.3.1 Physical Interface ...............
27
3.2.3.2 Functional Interfaces ............
27
3.2.4 CAMPS - TRC Interface ................
28
3.2.4.1 Physical Interface ...............
28
3.2.4.2 Functional Interface .............
29
3.2.5 CAMPS - OCR Interface ................
29
3.2.5.1 Physical Interface ...............
30
3.2.5.2 Functional Interface .............
30
3.2.6 CAMPS - Low Speed Teleprinter
Interface ............................
30
3.2.6.1 Physical Interface ...............
30
3.2.6.2 Functional Interface .............
31
3.3 PROCEDURAL INTERFACES ....................
32
3.3.1 Display Formats ......................
32
3.3.2 Print Out Formats ....................
32
3.3.3 Paper Tape Punch Format ..............
33
3.3.4 Paper Tape Reader Format .............
33
3.4 OPERATOR INTERFACES ......................
35
3.4.1 User Procedures ......................
35
3.4.2 MDCO Procedures ......................
35
3.4.3 Message Service Procedures ...........
36
3.4.4 Supervisor Commands and Procedures ...
36
3.4.5 Engineering Terminal Function ........
36
3.5 POWER INTERFACES .........................
37
3.5.1 Power Input Specification ............
37
3.5.2 Power Sources ........................
38
3.5.2.1 Power Source Inputs ..............
38
3.5.2.2 Required Power Sources ...........
38
4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW ..............................
39 to 395
4.1 CONFIGURATION SUMMARY ....................
40
4.1.0 General ..............................
40
4.1.1 Hardware System Partitioning .........
40
4.1.1.2 Site Equipment Layout ............
54
4.1.1.3 Site Equipment Complement ........
60
4.1.2 Software Configuration ............... 123
4.1.2.1 Software Subsystems .............. 123
4.1.2.2 Software Packages ................ 123
4.1.2.3 System Software Subsystem ........ 125
4.1.2.4 Applications Software Subsystem .. 129
4.1.2.5 Support Software Subsystem ....... 132
4.1.3 Mapping of Software onto Hardware .... 133
4.2 FUNCTIONAL FLOW .......................... 144
4.2.1 Introduction ......................... 144
4.2.2 Package Inter-Relationship ........... 144
4.2.2.1 Basic Relationship ............... 144
4.2.2.2 Processes and Transactions ....... 148
4.2.3 Message Transactions ................. 151
4.2.3.1 Incoming ACP127 Message .......... 151
4.2.3.2 Outgoing ACP127 Message -
Originated by CAMPS .............. 151
4.2.3.3 Outgoing ACP127 Message -
Prepared Externally .............. 151
4.2.3.4 Comments ......................... 151
4.2.3.5 VDU Pages ........................ 152
4.2.4 Functional Flow for an In-Message .... 152
4.2.4.1 Reception Process (IOC and THP) .. 152
4.2.4.2 Analysis Process (THP) ........... 154
4.2.4.3 Use of Tables in Analysis ........ 155
4.2.4.4 Reasons for Rejection ............ 156
4.2.4.5 Completion of Analysis ........... 157
4.2.4.6 Special Actions for All Messages . 158
4.2.4.7 Message Types .................... 160
4.2.4.8 Message Service Assistance (TEP) . 161
4.2.4.9 Other Incoming Information ....... 163
4.2.4.10 Distribution and Delivery (MDP) .. 166
4.2.4.11 Relationship between Analysis,
Distribution, and MDCO ........... 166
4.2.4.12 MDCO Actions ..................... 169
4.2.4.13 Final Situation .................. 170
4.2.5 Functional Flow for an Out-Message ... 171
4.2.5.1 Introduction ..................... 171
4.2.5.2 Message Preparation .............. 176
4.2.5.3 Co-ordination .................... 179
4.2.5.4 Release .......................... 180
4.2.5.5 ACP127 Synthesis ................. 181
4.2.5.6 Route Assignment ................. 187
4.2.5.7 Output ........................... 188
4.2.5.8 Distribution ..................... 190
4.2.5.9 Final Situation .................. 191
4.2.6 Views of a Message ................... 191
4.2.6.1 In-Message ....................... 191
4.2.6.2 Out-Message ...................... 193
4.2.6.3 Re-Transmitted Message ........... 194
4.2.6.4 Service and Encrypted Messages ... 194
4.2.6.5 Channel Checks ................... 194
4.2.6.6 Channel Checks ................... 194
4.3 SYSTEM SUPERVISION ....................... 197
4.3.1 CAMPS Modes of Operation ............. 197
4.3.1.1 On-Line Operation ................ 198
4.3.1.2 Off-Line Operation ............... 200
4.3.1.3 Watchdog Operation ............... 200
4.3.1.4 Switch-Over ...................... 203
4.3.1.5 Start-Up of CAMPS Modes .......... 204
4.3.1.6 Load of Modified Software ........ 206
4.3.1.7 Detailed Start-Up of On-Line
Operations ....................... 206
4.3.1.8 Close Down of CAMPS Modes of
Operation ........................ 206
4.3.2 Equipment Resource Handling .......... 207
4.3.2.1 Disk Equipment ................... 208
4.3.2.2 TDX-Bus System ................... 210
4.3.2.3 LTU and Attached Lines ........... 212
4.3.2.4 LTUX and Attached Terminal
Equipment ........................ 213
4.3.3 Watchdog and Manual Supervision
Facilities ........................... 215
4.3.3.1 Watchdog Control ................. 215
4.3.3.2 Watchdog Monitoring .............. 216
4.3.3.3 Manual Fall-Back ................. 218
4.4 TERMINAL MECHANISMS ...................... 220
4.4.1 How to get Access to CAMPS Functions . 221
4.4.2 Use of VDU ........................... 224
4.4.3 Use of Printers ...................... 230
4.4.4 Use of Supervisor VDU ................ 231
4.5 CAMPS SYSTEM SUPPORT FUNCTIONS ........... 233
4.5.1 System Support Functions only at
Factory .............................. 233
4.5.1.1 Hardware Test Package ............ 234
4.5.1.2 Standard Software Test Package ... 236
4.5.1.3 System Software Test Package ..... 238
4.5.1.4 Factory Test Simulator Configura-
tion (TDS) ....................... 241
4.5.2 System Support Functions at the CSSI
Site, but not at all Sites ........... 245
4.5.2.1 Software Maintenance ............. 248
4.5.2.2 Data Base Generation ............. 253
4.5.2.3 System Generation ................ 257
4.5.2.4 Configuration Control ............ 259
4.5.3 System Support Functions at all Sites 259
4.5.3.1 M&D Software ..................... 259
4.5.3.2 Off-Line Utilities ............... 259
4.5.4 Generalized Test Monitor ............. 260
4.6 CAMPS APPLICATION SUPPORT FUNCTIONS ...... 265
4.6.1 Introduction ......................... 265
4.6.2 Message Management ................... 266
4.6.2.1 Message Storage .................. 266
4.6.2.2 Message Access Types ............. 267
4.6.2.3 Creation of Message Versions ..... 270
4.6.2.4 Message Visibility ............... 272
4.6.2.5 Use of Message Control Block ..... 273
4.6.2.6 Message View ..................... 274
4.6.3 Queueing ............................. 274
4.6.3.1 Precedence Queues ................ 278
4.6.3.2 Combined Wait .................... 279
4.6.3.3 Queue Element Function Codes ..... 279
4.6.3.4 Multiple Send. ................... 279
4.6.3.5 Queue Treshold ................... 280
4.6.4 Table Management ..................... 281
4.6.4.1 System Parameters ................ 281
4.6.4.2 Global Number Series ............. 282
4.6.4.3 Tables ........................... 283
4.6.5 Time Management ...................... 283
4.6.5.1 Time-out in Wait Calls ........... 283
4.6.5.2 Time-out on Queued Messages ...... 284
4.6.5.3 Timer Driven Events .............. 284
4.6.5.4 Date and Time .................... 286
4.6.6 Auditing Support ..................... 286
4.6.7 Program Management ................... 287
4.6.8 Test Functions ....................... 287
4.7 RECOVERY ................................. 290
4.7.1 Requirements and General Concepts .... 290
4.7.1.1 Queue Control at Restart ......... 290
4.7.1.2 Recovery Situations .............. 290
4.7.1.3 Recovery/Restart from Total
System Error ..................... 291
4.7.1.4 Recovery after Switch-over ....... 292
4.7.1.5 Withdrawal of Redundant Items .... 292
4.7.2 Failure Types ........................ 293
4.7.2.1 Minor Errors ..................... 293
4.7.2.2 Single System Failures ........... 294
4.7.2.3 Total System Failures ............ 294
4.7.2.4 Software System Errors ........... 294
4.7.2.5 Disastrous Errors ................ 294
4.7.3 System Recovery Actions .............. 294
4.7.4 Central Recovery Functions ........... 295
4.7.4.1 Checkpoint Function .............. 295
4.7.4.2 Consistent Checkpoints ........... 296
4.7.4.3 Checkpoint Generation ............ 296
4.7.4.4 Checkpoint Reception ............. 296
4.7.4.5 Checkpoint Restore ............... 296
4.7.4.6 Standby PU Coordination .......... 296
4.7.4.7 Queue Control at Restart ......... 297
4.7.4.8 Save System Data ................. 297
4.7.4.9 Restore System Data .............. 297
4.7.4.10 Disk System Integrity ............ 297
4.7.5 Recovery Level ....................... 297
4.7.5.1 Checkpoints ...................... 297
4.7.5.2 Level 0 (Cold start) ............. 303
4.7.5.3 Level 1 (Warm start) ............. 303
4.7.5.4 Level 2 (Switchover) ............. 303
4.7.5.5 Level 3 (Restart after Closedown) 304
4.7.6 Application Recovery Actions ......... 304
4.7.6.1 Traffic Handling & Distribution .. 304
4.7.6.2 Terminal System .................. 305
4.7.6.3 Storage & Retrieval .............. 307
4.7.6.4 Log & Accountability ............. 307
4.7.6.5 Statistics ....................... 308
4.7.7 Performance & Capacity ............... 308
4.7.7.1 Checkpoint Rate .................. 308
4.7.7.2 Disk Space Requirements .......... 309
4.7.7.3 Switch Time ...................... 309
4.7.7.4 Warm Start Time .................. 309
4.7.7.5 Standby PU Restart Time .......... 309
4.8 DATA BASES ............................... 314
4.8.1 Introduction ......................... 314
4.8.1.1 On-Line and Off-Line Data ........ 314
4.8.1.2 Basic Storage Organizations ...... 316
4.8.1.3 Data Base Overview ............... 316
4.8.2 Message Storage ...................... 322
4.8.3 Accountability and Auditing Data ..... 324
4.8.3.1 Log Files ........................ 324
4.8.3.2 Statistics Files ................. 325
4.8.3.3 Test- and Trace Output Files ..... 325
4.8.4 Catalogues ........................... 325
4.8.4.1 Message Retrieval Catalogues ..... 325
4.8.4.2 Log Retrieval Catalogues ......... 326
4.8.5 System Control Data .................. 326
4.8.5.1 System Parameters ................ 326
4.8.5.2 Firmware and Software Load Modules 327
4.8.5.3 Virtual Memory ................... 327
4.8.5.4 Check-Point Data ................. 327
4.8.6 Off-Line Initialization Data ......... 328
4.8.7 Access Mechanisms and Support
Functions ............................ 328
4.8.7.1 Access Methods ................... 332
4.8.8 CAMPS Internal Message Format ........ 333
4.8.8.1 General Description .............. 333
4.8.8.2 Detailed Description ............. 337
4.9 SECURITY ................................. 346
4.9.1 Introduction ......................... 346
4.9.2 Security and Access Control .......... 347
4.9.2.1 General Concepts ................. 347
4.9.2.2 Security Profile ................. 353
4.9.2.3 Security and Access Control
Mechanisms ....................... 355
4.9.3 Integrity of Operation ............... 365
4.9.3.1 Introduction ..................... 365
4.9.4 Electro-Magnetic Radiation ........... 367
4.9.4.1 Items of Equipment ............... 367
4.9.4.2 Installation ..................... 367
4.10 AVAILABILITY, MAINTAINABILITY AND
INTEGRITY OF OPERATION .................. 369
4.10.1 Availability ........................ 369
4.10.1.1 Definitions ..................... 369
4.10.1.2 Requirements and Verification ... 369
4.10.1.3 Unavailability and Switch-over
Time ............................ 377
4.10.2 Maintainability ..................... 378
4.10.2.1 Definitions ..................... 378
4.10.2.2 Requirements and Verification ... 378
4.10.3 Integrity of Operation .............. 379
4.10.3.1 Definitions ..................... 379
4.10.3.2 Requirements .................... 380
4.10.3.3 Verification .................... 380
4.11 ERROR AND BACK-LOCK HANDLING ............ 382
4.11.1 Error Processing Mechanisms ......... 382
4.11.1.1 Error Reception/reporting ....... 383
4.11.1.2 Error Display/Printout .......... 383
4.11.2 Error Detection and Localization .... 383
4.11.2.1 Error Detection/localization
Analysis ........................ 384
4.11.2.2 Errors Detected by a PU ......... 384
4.11.3 Error Fix-up ........................ 386
4.11.3.1 PU or IO Bus Error Fix-up ....... 387
4.11.3.2 TDX System Error ................ 387
4.11.3.3 Mirrored Disk System Error ...... 387
4.11.3.4 Offline or Floppy Disk Error .... 387
4.11.3.5 LTU System Error ................ 388
4.11.3.6 LTUX System Error ............... 389
4.11.3.7 Watchdog System Error ........... 389
4.11.3.8 Power Down ...................... 390
4.11.3.9 Hardware Resource Error ......... 390
4.11.3.10 Security or Access Control Error 390
4.11.3.11 Software Resource Error ......... 391
4.11.3.12 Miscellaneous ................... 391
4.11.4 Back-Lock Handling .................. 391
4.11.4.1 Deadlock ........................ 392
4.11.4.2 Overload ........................ 392
4.12 SYSTEM TESTING ........................... 395
5 SUBSYSTEM SPECIFICATION ...................... 398
to 1100
5.1 CR80D SYSTEM DESIGN ...................... 398
5.1.1 Scope ................................ 398
5.1.2 CR80D Crate Assembly ................. 399
5.1.3 CR80D Main Bus (DMB) ................. 403
5.1.3.1 Functional Description of the
CR80D Main Bus (DMB) ............. 406
5.1.3.2 Electrical Description of the
CR80D Main Bus ................... 415
5.1.4 The Processor Sub-System (PRS) ....... 419
5.1.4.1 Design & Construction ............ 421
5.1.4.2 Documentation .................... 487
5.1.4.3 Environmental Specification ...... 487
5.1.5 The I/O Subsystem .................... 488
5.1.5.1 Design & Construction ............ 490
5.1.5.2 Documentation .................... 526
5.1.5.3 Environment ...................... 526
5.2 THE TDX SUBSYSTEM DESIGN ................. 528
5.2.1 General .............................. 528
5.2.2 TDX Subsystem Description ............ 528
5.2.2.1 The TDX Bus ...................... 531
5.2.2.2 The TDX CRATE .................... 546
5.2.2.3 The TDX Controller ............... 554
5.2.2.4 The LTUX-S ....................... 563
5.2.2.5 The BSM-X ........................ 570
5.2.2.6 The Power Supply ................. 571
5.3 DISTRIBUTION, MONITORING & TEST (DM&T)
DESIGN ................................... 575
5.3.1 General .............................. 575
5.3.2 Distribution & Monitoring Equipment/
Facilities ........................... 575
5.3.2.1 Data Exchange Channel Category 1 . 582
5.3.2.2 Data Exchange Channel Category 2 . 584
5.3.2.3 Data Exchange Channel Category 3 . 586
5.3.2.4 Data Exchange Channel Category 4 . 588
5.3.2.5 Data Exchange Channel Category 5 . 590
5.3.3 Test of Distribution Equipment ....... 590
5.3.4 Appendix A ........................... 590
5.4 WATCHDOG HW .............................. 592
5.4.1 Summary of Requirements .............. 592
5.4.1.1 Subsystem Description ............ 592
5.4.1.2 Subsystem Diagram ................ 594
5.4.1.3 Subsystem Control ................ 602
5.4.1.4 Characteristics .................. 604
5.4.2 Environment .......................... 605
5.4.2.1 Standard Hardware, Firmware, and
Software ......................... 605
5.4.2.2 Externa` Interfaces .............. 605
5.5 RACK AND CABLING ......................... 607
5.5.1 Introduction ......................... 607
5.5.2 CR80D, Modules, and Assemblies ....... 611
5.5.2.1 CR80D Processor and Channel Unit . 611
5.5.2.2 CR80D Watchdog Processor Unit .... 618
5.5.2.3 Cooling of CR80D Crates .......... 620
5.5.3 CR80S, Modules, and Assemblies ....... 623
5.5.3.1 CR80S TDX Crate Assembly ......... 623
5.5.3.2 Cooling of CR80S Crates .......... 626
5.5.4 Rack-Mounted Peripherals and Special
Assemblies ........................... 628
5.5.4.1 Disk Drives ...................... 628
5.5.4.2 Dual Floppy Disk Drive Unit ...... 628
5.5.4.3 V24 Monitoring Unit .............. 629
5.5.4.4 Main Switch Unit ................. 629
5.5.4.5 Intermediate Distribution Frame
(IDF) ............................ 630
5.5.4.6 Power Line Filters ............... 630
5.5.5 Racks ................................ 632
5.5.5.1 Single Rack Specifications ....... 632
5.5.5.2 3-Bay Rack-Assembly .............. 636
5.6 KERNEL ................................... 650
5.6.1 Summary of Requirements .............. 650
5.6.1.1 General Description .............. 650
5.6.1.2 Functions ........................ 655
5.6.1.3 KERNEL Control ................... 675
5.6.1.4 Characteristics .................. 676
5.6.1.5 Design and Construction .......... 677
5.6.1.6 Documentation .................... 677
5.6.2 Environment .......................... 677
5.6.2.1 Standard Hardware, Firmware, and
Software ......................... 677
5.6.2.2 External Interfaces .............. 677
5.6.2.3 Subsystem Interfaces ............. 677
5.7 IO CONTROL SOFTWARE PACKAGE .............. 679
5.7.1 Summary of Requirement ............... 679
5.7.1.1 Package Description .............. 679
5.7.1.2 Package Functions ................ 686
5.7.1.3 Package Control .................. 710
5.7.1.4 Characteristics .................. 711
5.7.1.5 Design and Construction .......... 711
5.7.1.6 Documentation .................... 711
5.7.2 Environment .......................... 711
5.7.2.1 Standard Hardware, Firmware, and
Software ......................... 711
5.7.2.2 External Interfaces .............. 711
5.7.2.3 Package Interfaces ............... 711
5.8 CAMPS System Functions ................... 714
5.8.1 Summary of Requirements .............. 714
5.8.1.1 General Description .............. 714
5.8.1.2 Functions ........................ 726
5.8.1.3 CSF Control ...................... 748
5.8.1.4 Characteristics .................. 749
5.8.1.5 Design and Construction .......... 749
5.8.1.6 Documentation .................... 749
5.8.2 Environment .......................... 750
5.8.2.1 Standard Hardware, Firmware and
Software ......................... 750
5.8.2.2 External Interfaces .............. 750
5.8.2.3 Sub-system Interfaces ............ 750
5.9 STORAGE AND FILE MANAGEMENT PACKAGE ...... 753
5.9.1 Summary of Requirements .............. 753
5.9.1.1 General Description .............. 753
5.9.1.2 Functions ........................ 757
5.9.1.3 SFM Control ...................... 803
5.9.1.4 Characteristics .................. 804
5.9.1.5 Design and Construction .......... 808
5.9.1.6 Documentation .................... 808
5.9.2 Environment .......................... 808
5.9.2.1 Standard Hardware, Firmware, and
Software ......................... 808
5.9.2.2 External Interfaces .............. 809
5.9.2.3 Subsystem Interfaces ............. 809
5.10 SSC PACKAGE ............................. 813
5.10.1 Summary of Requirements ............. 813
5.10.1.1 Package Description ............. 813
5.10.1.2 Package Functions ............... 817
5.10.1.3 Package Control ................. 844
5.10.1.4 Characteristics ................. 845
5.10.1.5 Design and Construction ......... 847
5.10.1.6 Documentation ................... 848
5.10.2 Environment ......................... 848
5.10.2.1 External Interfaces ............. 848
5.10.2.2 Pakcage Interfaces .............. 848
5.11 TRAFFIC HANDLING PACKAGE ................ 875
5.11.1 Summary of Requirements ............. 875
5.11.1.1 Package Description ............. 875
5.11.1.2 Functions in Details ............ 878
5.11.1.3 Package Control ................. 908
5.11.1.4 Characteristics ................. 909
5.11.1.5 Design and Construction ......... 911
5.11.2 Environment ......................... 911
5.11.2.1 External Interfaces ............. 911
5.11.2.2 Internal Interfaces ............. 911
5.12 MESSAGE DISTRIBUTION PACKAGE ............ 917
5.12.1 Summary of Requirements ............. 917
5.12.1.1 Package Description ............. 917
5.12.1.2 Functions in Details ............ 921
5.12.1.3 Package Control ................. 937
5.12.1.4 Characteristics ................. 938
5.12.1.5 Design and Construction ......... 939
5.12.1.6 Documentation ................... 939
5.12.2 Environment ......................... 939
5.12.2.1 External Interfaces ............. 940
5.12.2.2 Internal Interfaces ............. 940
5.13 TERMINAL PACKAGE ........................ 943
5.13.1 Summary of Requirements ............. 943
5.13.1.1 Package Description ............. 954
5.13.1.2 Package Functions ............... 957
5.13.1.3 Package Control ................. 976
5.13.1.4 Characteristics ................. 976
5.13.1.5 Design and Construction ......... 976
5.13.1.6 Documentation ................... 976
5.13.2 Environment ......................... 977
5.13.2.1 External Interfaces ............. 977
5.13.2.2 Package Interfaces .............. 977
5.14 TABLE MANAGEMENT PACKAGE (TMP) ..........1009
5.14.1 Summary of Requirements .............1009
5.14.1.1 TMP Description .................1009
5.14.1.2 TMP Functions ...................1011
5.14.1.3 TMP Control .....................1020
5.14.1.4 Characteristics .................1021
5.14.1.5 Design and Construction .........1022
5.14.1.6 Documentation ...................1022
5.15 SAR (STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL) .............1025
5.15.1 Summary of Requirements .............1025
5.15.1.1 Package Description .............1025
5.15.1.2 Package Function ................1030
5.15.1.3 Package Control .................1041
5.15.1.4 Characteristics .................1041
5.15.1.5 Design and Construction .........1042
5.15.1.6 Documentation ...................1042
5.16 LOG PACKAGE .............................1045
5.16.1 Summary of Requirements .............1045
5.16.1.1 Package Description .............1045
5.16.1.2 Package Function ................1051
5.16.1.3 Package Control .................1055
5.16.1.4 Package Characteristics .........1056
5.16.1.5 Design and Construction .........1057
5.16.1.6 Documentation ...................1058
5.17 STATISTICS PACKAGE ......................1060
5.17.1 Summary of Requirements .............1060
5.17.1.1 Package Description .............1060
5.17.1.2 Package Functions ...............1062
5.17.1.3 Package Control .................1067
5.17.1.4 Characteristics .................1068
5.17.1.5 Design and Construction .........1068
5.17.1.6 Documentation ...................1068
5.17.2 Environment .........................1069
5.17.2.1 Standard Hardware, Firmware, and
Software ........................1069
5.17.2.2 External Interfaces .............1069
5.17.2.3 Package Interfaces ..............1069
5.18 SUPPORT SOFTWARE PACKAGE ................1071
5.18.1 Summary of Requirements .............1071
5.18.1.1 Package Description .............1071
5.18.1.2 Package Functions ...............1071
5.18.1.3 Package Control .................1093
5.18.1.4 Characteristics .................1093
5.18.1.5 Design and Construction .........1093
5.18.1.6 Documentation ...................1093
5.18.2 Environment .........................1094
5.18.2.1 Standard Hardware, Firmware
and Software ....................1094
5.18.2.3 Package Interfaces ..............1094
5.19 OFFLINE PACKAGE .........................1096
5.19.1 Summary of Requirements .............1096
5.19.1.1 Package Description .............1096
5.19.1.2 Package Functions ...............1096
5.19.1.3 Package Control .................1099
5.19.1.4 Characteristics .................1099
5.19.1.5 Design and Construction .........1100
5.19.1.6 Documentation ...................1100
5.19.2 Environment .........................1100
5.19.2.1 Standard Hardware, Firmware and
Software ........................1100
5.19.2.2 External Interfaces .............1100
5.19.2.3 Package Interfaces ..............1100
