It is fitted with an optional onboard observation TV camera which relays imagery to an operator console from which it can also be aimed and fired in an emergency mode.
22.
The operator console of the "'JRSCCS "'is designated as "'JRMC "'and consists of two multifunction color displays and a joy stick, and up to five "'JRMC "'consoles can be deployed when required.
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A full-screen editor, called O26 ( after the IBM model 026 key punch, with the first character made alphabetic due to operating system restrictions ), could be run on the operator console.
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Dials at user stations typically produced pulses at the rate of ten pulses per second ( pps ), while dials on operator consoles on Crossbar or electronic exchanges often pulsed at 20 pps.
25.
Information gathered is recorded on board the AUV while is also passed to the operator console on the mother ship at the same time, and the camera is capable of store 250 high resolution photos.
26.
Type 382 design was hence altered to combine the best of two systems by integrating the planar array of MR-710 above the deck and the electronic cabinets and operator consoles of Type 381 below deck together.
27.
PLC software would be tested by sequencing the toggle switches to input the electrical signals to the input cards on the PLC, and then observing the response by software on the indicator lights and operator consoles.
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The cabin features eight operator consoles with sufficient space for four more; the Australian fleet will operate ten consoles with space for two more ( four on port side and six on the starboard side ).
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For example, the operator consoles of the CDC 6600 formed each letter all at once by sending the Charactron CRT electron beam through a metallic stencil mask with an A-shaped hole, or through a B-shaped hole, etc.
30.
The main task of the agent is to classify each event before transmission ( or ignore it ), so that the management server can route the messages to the appropriate destinations, which can include operator consoles, notification systems.
