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    The document summarizes the computer and data management system on the International Space Station (ISS). It describes a system that stores and transfers information essential to operating the ISS across its various modules from different international partners. The system provides control of the ISS from segments belonging to the U.S., Russia, Canada, Europe, and Japan. It consists of over 100 data buses, 60 computers that can be loaded with new software, over 1,200 remote terminals, 190 payload terminals, and over 600 devices from international partners.

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    The document summarizes the computer and data management system on the International Space Station (ISS). It describes a system that stores and transfers information essential to operating the ISS across its various modules from different international partners. The system provides control of the ISS from segments belonging to the U.S., Russia, Canada, Europe, and Japan. It consists of over 100 data buses, 60 computers that can be loaded with new software, over 1,200 remote terminals, 190 payload terminals, and over 600 devices from international partners.

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    Computers and Data Management: Soyuz Service Module FGB Node/airlock U.S. Lab Kibo

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    The document summarizes the computer and data management system on the International Space Station (ISS). It describes a system that stores and transfers information essential to operating the ISS across its various modules from different international partners. The system provides control of the ISS from segments belonging to the U.S., Russia, Canada, Europe, and Japan. It consists of over 100 data buses, 60 computers that can be loaded with new software, over 1,200 remote terminals, 190 payload terminals, and over 600 devices from international partners.

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    National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Computers and Data Management


    The system for storing and transferring information essential to operating the ISS has been functioning at all stages of assembly. From a single module to a large complex of elements from many international partners, the system provides control of the ISS from either U.S., Russian, Canadian, and soon the European and Japanese segments of the ISS.
    Data bus architecture consists of
    100+ MIL-STD-1553B data buses, 60+ computers into which software can be loaded as necessary, 1,200+ remote terminals, 190 payload remote terminals, 600+ international partner and firmware controller devices, and 90+ unique types of remote devices. SSRMS Control and Robotics Workstations Payload Ethernet Hub Gateway (PEHG) (installed)

    service module

    fgb

    node/airlock

    u.s. lab

    kibo
    Payload Locations

    ISPRs
    10 7

    Laptop (in SM crew quarters)

    Primary Command Workstation in SM

    Crew uses Progress Remote Control workstation in SM


    Cosmonaut Panel

    Maneuvering Truss Segments into Place at SSRMS Workstation


    10

    Interface panel and cables of ISL in Node 2-Harmony module Multiplexer/Demultiplexer (computer)

    PEHG J

    UOP

    Russian Laptop

    harmony

    Node 3 Scar Smart Switch Router

    ISPRs
    13

    13

    PEHG 1 UOP PEHG 2 OCA MECs

    RS Wiener

    SSC SSC

    UIP 6

    Edge Router
    36

    Crew Quarters

    Edge Router UOP 1 UOP 2 UIP 48

    NCU

    UIP 36

    48

    SSC SSC

    SSC PRNT

    RS Packet MPEG Encoder


    2

    PTR SSC RF Access

    SSC SSC

    SSC

    SVG SSC File Svr

    UIP 2

    KEY 10 Base T 10/100 Base T APM LAN RS LAN 10/100 TSP User Cable
    Laptop and TVIS Control (located near galley) Russian Segment Workstations
    PEHG A SUP 2 SUP 1

    Switch 1 Switch 2

    Multiplexer/Demultiplexer Mass Memory Unit (MMU) Processor Data Cards in U.S. Lab

    SUP 4 ISPRs

    ISL cables, Interface Panel, Edge Router

    Payload Locations

    Human Research Facility Workstation Multiplexer/Demultiplexers (mounted externally on the truss). TORU Remote Progress Docking Workstation

    columbus
    Automated Payload Switch (APS) (installed)

    www.nasa.gov

    INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) INTERACTIVE REFERENCE GUIDE

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