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| "role_agent_name": "Remote communications engineer (TEL)", |
| "abstract": "Maintains off-grid telemetry systems and satellite uplink status registers", |
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| "title": "Scientific downlink throughput（BAND）", |
| "content": "TEL-BAND-NAO：For the Modular Skidded Habitat Plan, the burstable LEO uplink throughput measured at the low Earth orbit ground station terminal is 150 Mbps during peak sustained data transmission test passes.\nTEL-BAND-BAR：For the Pneumatic Insulated Dome Complex, the burstable LEO uplink throughput measured at the low Earth orbit ground station terminal is 50 Mbps during peak sustained data transmission test passes.\nTEL-BAND-FCH：For the Elevated Timber-Frame Compound, the burstable LEO uplink throughput measured at the low Earth orbit ground station terminal is 100 Mbps during peak sustained data transmission test passes." |
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| "title": "Maintains off-grid telemetry systems and satellite uplink status registers（SATCOM）", |
| "content": "TEL-SATCOM-32G：For the Elevated Timber-Frame Compound, off-grid telemetry operational readiness is false, as verified integration of autonomous satellite burst transceivers with the primary server for the environmental datalogger transceiver array has not been achieved.\nTEL-SATCOM-QTK：For the Modular Skidded Habitat Plan, off-grid telemetry operational readiness is confirmed true based on verified integration of autonomous satellite burst transceivers with the primary server for the environmental datalogger transceiver array.\nTEL-SATCOM-D0V：For the Pneumatic Insulated Dome Complex, off-grid telemetry operational readiness is confirmed true according to the verified integration of autonomous satellite burst transceivers with the primary server for the environmental datalogger transceiver array." |
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