NF EN 14776 : 2004

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms
   3.1 Terms and definitions
   3.2 Abbreviated terms
4 PUS operations concepts
   4.1 Introduction
   4.2 Application processes
   4.3 Packet design and routing
   4.4 Telecommanding
   4.5 Telemetry reporting
   4.6 Software management
   4.7 On-board operations scheduling
   4.8 On-board monitoring
   4.9 On-board operations procedures
   4.10 Attaching actions to on-board events
   4.11 On-board storage and retrieval
   4.12 Telemetry generation and forwarding
   4.13 Memory management
   4.14 Diagnostic mode
   4.15 Off-line testing
5 Service specification
   5.1 Introduction
   5.2 Conventions
   5.3 Telecommand packet structure
   5.4 Telemetry source packet structure
   5.5 Standard services
6 Telecommand verification service
   6.1 Scope
   6.2 Service concept
   6.3 Service requests and reports
   6.4 Capability sets
7 Device command distribution service
   7.1 Scope
   7.2 Service concept
   7.3 Service requests and reports
   7.4 Capability sets
8 Housekeeping and diagnostic data reporting service
   8.1 Scope
   8.2 Service concept
   8.3 Service requests and reports
   8.4 Capability sets
9 Parameter statistics reporting service
   9.1 Scope
   9.2 Service concept
   9.3 Service requests and reports
   9.4 Capability sets
10 Event reporting service
   10.1 Scope
   10.2 Service concept
   10.3 Service requests and reports
   10.4 Capability sets
11 Memory management service
   11.1 Scope
   11.2 Service concept
   11.3 Service requests and reports
   11.4 Capability sets
12 Function management service
   12.1 Scope
   12.2 Service concept
   12.3 Service requests and reports
   12.4 Capability sets
13 Time management service
   13.1 Scope
   13.2 Service concept
   13.3 Service requests and reports
   13.4 Capability sets
14 On-board operations scheduling service
   14.1 Scope
   14.2 Service concept
   14.3 Service requests and reports
   14.4 Capability sets
15 On-board monitoring service
   15.1 Scope
   15.2 Service concept
   15.3 Service requests and reports
   15.4 Capability sets
16 Large data transfer service
   16.1 Scope
   16.2 Service concept
   16.3 Service requests and reports
   16.4 Capability sets
17 Packet forwarding control service
   17.1 Scope
   17.2 Service concept
   17.3 Service requests and reports
   17.4 Capability sets
18 On-board storage and retrieval service
   18.1 Scope
   18.2 Service concept
   18.3 Service requests and reports
   18.4 Capability sets
19 Test service
   19.1 Scope
   19.2 Service concept
   19.3 Service requests and reports
   19.4 Capability sets
20 On-board operations procedure service
   20.1 Scope
   20.2 Service concept
   20.3 Service requests and reports
   20.4 Capability sets
21 Event-action service
   21.1 Scope
   21.2 Service concept
   21.3 Service requests and reports
   21.4 Capability sets
22 Summary of service requests and reports
23 Parameter types and structure rules
   23.1 Introduction
   23.2 Conventions
   23.3 Encoding formats of parameter types
   23.4 Tailoring of packet structures for a mission
   23.5 Simple parameter types
   23.6 Structured field types
Annex A (normative) Examples
Annex B (normative) Mission constants
Annex C (normative) Spacecraft time protocols
Annex D (normative) Command pulse distribution
Bibliography

Describes the utilization of telecommand packets and telemetry source packets for the purposes of remote monitoring and control of subsystems and payloads.