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[[Image:EMSControlPanel.png|thumb|right|EMS Control Panel]]
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The '''Entry Monitoring System (EMS)''' provides a visual monitor of automatic Primary [[Guidance and Control System]] (PGNCS) entries and delta velocity manoevers. The EMS also provides sufficient display data to permit manual entries in the event of PGNCS malfunctions together with a command sent to the [[SCS]] for [[SPS]] engine cutoff. The delta velocity display can also be used as the cue to initiate manual thrust-off commands if the automatic-off commands malfunction. During rendezvous the EMS provides a display of VHF ranging information.
Self-test provisions are provided by a function switch for three operational modes (entry, ΔV and VHF ranging) to provide maximum system confidence prior to actual use.
== Entry Functions ==
{{ Under Construction | message=... are coming soon.}}
== ΔV Functions ==




The Entry Monitoring System (EMS) provides a backup means of monitoring spacecraft guidance and control parameters during the Reentry Phase.


It gives astronauts a visual representation of entry trajectories, and aids in control of the spacecraft in the event a manual reentry must be flown.


'''This display is not yet simulated within NASSP.'''


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==External Links==
==External Links==

Revision as of 20:48, 26 April 2007

EMS Control Panel

The Entry Monitoring System (EMS) provides a visual monitor of automatic Primary Guidance and Control System (PGNCS) entries and delta velocity manoevers. The EMS also provides sufficient display data to permit manual entries in the event of PGNCS malfunctions together with a command sent to the SCS for SPS engine cutoff. The delta velocity display can also be used as the cue to initiate manual thrust-off commands if the automatic-off commands malfunction. During rendezvous the EMS provides a display of VHF ranging information.

Self-test provisions are provided by a function switch for three operational modes (entry, ΔV and VHF ranging) to provide maximum system confidence prior to actual use.

Entry Functions

... are coming soon.


ΔV Functions

External Links


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