Telemetry System

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Class in Zendir.Classes | Inherits from UniverseSystem

Declaration

class TelemetrySystem;

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Description

The telemetry system handles the interactions between transmitters and receivers by creating the link blocks between each of the antenna nodes. This ensures that the appropriate links are created and altered if the bandwidths or frequency ranges change.

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Properties

Declared	Description
NumConnections	The number of connections that have been created in the simulation so far

Inherited	Description
IsEnabled	Is true if the object is currently enabled.
Name	The display name or tag of this object.

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Methods

Declared	Description
GetLinkBlock	Returns a link block at a particular index. This is based on thelink block that have been added.
GetLinkMessage	Returns the data link message associated between a receiver and transmitter,provided they were connected.
GetLinkReceiverFromLinkMessage	Returns the receiver associated with a link message, if it exists.
GetLinkTransmitterFromLinkMessage	Returns the transmitter associated with a link message, if it exists.
GetReceiverLinkMessages	Returns an array of all data link messages that exist on the receiver for anyconnected transmitters.
GetReceivers	Returns a array of all receivers that have already been added to thedata subsystem, so that the receivers can be connected up appropriately.
GetReceiversOfType	Returns a array of all receivers that have already been added to thedata subsystem, so that the receivers can be connected up appropriately.This will also match the transmission type.
GetTransmitters	Returns an array of all transmitters that have already been added to thedata subsystem, so that the receivers can be connected up appropriately.
GetTransmittersOfType	Returns an array of all transmitters that have already been added to thedata subsystem, so that the receivers can be connected up appropriately.This will also match the transmission type.

Inherited	Description
Destroy	Removes the current object from the simulation.