Scheduled commanding ?

[gardinwin]

Hi
Is there a way to execute commands at a specific time? For example, sending a NOOP command at 10:20, enabling the device at 10:30, and so on.

Thanks.

[ryanmelt]

This is a feature of OpenC3 COSMOS Enterprise (Calendar).
https://openc3.com/enterprise

[gardinwin]

Thanks your reply.
Do previous versions of openC3 lack such functionality? If not, is there a method supported by CFS?

[ryanmelt]

It is one of the selling points of our Enterprise version vs Open Source.
I'm sure CFS has some sort of internal timetagged commanding.

[dmccomas]

Yes the cFS Stored Command app https://github.com/nasa/SC supports issuing commands at specific times. There are Absolute Time Sequences (ATS) that tag commands with “system time” for when to send a command and Relative Time Sequences (RTS) that tag commands with the number of seconds to delay before sending a command. ATSs and RTSs are defined in cFS tables.

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