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a. Customer Platform Parameters.
b. Service types.
c. Service Parameter Records.
d. NISN Parameters.
e. Schedule Distribution List.
f. Support Identification (SUPIDEN) and TDRS.
g. Customer Authorization.
h. Data Quality Monitoring (DQM) Setup Parameters.
i. Service Specification Codes (SSCs).
j. Prototype Events.
10.2.2.2 Customer Platform Parameters
For each customer, the customer platform parameters must be specified before any
other data can be specified. The customer platform parameters include the customer’s
Support Identification Code (SIC), Vehicle Identification Code (VIC), Vehicle
Identification (VID), and Pseudo-Noise (PN) codes.
10.2.2.3 Service Types
For each customer, the types of service that can be scheduled for that customer must
be identified. The service types must be determined before the Service Parameter
Records can be specified. Service types include MAF (via F3-F7), SMAF (via F8-F10
(and K, L, M once launched)), SSAF, KuSAF, KaSAF (via F8-F10 (and K, L, M once
launched)), MAR (via F3-F7), SMAR (via F8-10 (and K, L, M once launched)), SSAR,
KuSAR, KaSAR (via F8-F10 (and K, L, M once launched)), tracking, and end-to-end test
services.
10.2.2.4 Service Parameter Records
For each service type for each customer, the Service Parameter Records define how
each schedulable parameter is to be validated as the SSCs for that service type and
customer are entered into the NCCDS database. The Service Parameter Records
comprise similar parameters as the SSC definitions described in Appendix A of the
Interface Control Document Between the Space Network and Customers for Service
Management, 452-ICD-SN/CSM (formerly 451-ICD-NCCDS/MOCC). Appendix A
shows the range, or set, of values that is generally valid in terms of the NCCDS/GT
interface. In contrast, the Service Parameter Records can be customized to specify
ranges, or sets, of values unique to each customer.
10.2.2.5 NISN Parameters
For each customer, the NISN parameters specify the settings of certain parameters
used in the schedules transmitted to the GTs. These parameters are used for purposes
such as configuring the MDM system and do not appear in the User Scheduling
Messages (USMs).
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