Mission File Options - Revision history

Indy91: Add ground station explanations

2026-07-02T15:10:34Z

Add ground station explanations

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 |LMADSRAZ||LM IRIG Z-axis gyro drift due to acceleration in the spin axis in meru/g||0.0
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2026-06-25T15:27:54Z

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 |LMPSuitName||Name of LMP to print on suit||LMP
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2026-06-24T17:51:26Z

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 |CMtoLMPowerConnectionVersion||CM to LM power connection version. 0 = connection doesn't work with LM staged, 1 = LM has a CB to bypass circuit to descent stage, 2 = circuit bypassed automatically at staging.||0
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2026-06-24T16:41:31Z

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 |HasAEA||If set to TRUE the Lunar Module has an Abort Electronics Assembly (computer of the AGS). Only Apollo 5 did not fly one.||TRUE
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-|LMHasAscEngArmAssy||If set to TRUE the Ascent Engine Arming Assembly is used to remotely fire the APS engine in an unmanned configuration (flown on Apollo 9 and 10)||FALSE
+|LMHasAscEngArmAssy||If set to TRUE the Ascent Engine Arming Assembly is used to remotely fire the APS engine in an unmanned configuration (flown on Apollo 9 and 10).||FALSE
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2026-06-20T13:13:43Z

More variables

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2026-06-20T13:00:00Z

Add first few mission file parameters

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	NASSP uses a mission file to specify vehicle configuration and mission parameters.		NASSP uses a mission file to specify vehicle configuration and mission parameters.

			{\|class="wikitable"
			!width="100"\|Option \|\| Function \|\| Default Value
			\|-
			\|SMJCVersion\|\|Service Module Jettison Controller version. A modification was used on Apollo 13 and later to prevent the Service Module from skipping out of the atmosphere on reentry. Valid values are:
			<code>
			1 Block I and pre Apollo 13<BR>
			2 Apollo 13 and later<BR>
			</code>
			\|\|1
			\|-
			\|JMission\|\|If set to TRUE, the CSM will have the panels and systems that were flown on the J-type Apollo missions\|\|FALSE
			\|-
			\|Panel277Version\|\|Version of CSM panel 277. Valid values are:
			<code>
			0 No panel<BR>
			1 J-type mission panel<BR>
			2 Skylab missions panel<BR>
			</code>
			\|\|0
			\|-
			\|}
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2026-06-19T16:57:11Z

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