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7.1
Introduction
Description
History Modules (HMs) are mass storage devices that store software,
system files, system data, and user data. Most data stored in any HM
can be accessed by any node on the LCN.
HM location in the
TPS System
An HM is a node on the LCN. It includes
an electronics kernel (the foundation
electronics package in every node), a Smart
Peripheral Controller (SPC), and from one,
two, or four Winchester disk drives.
LCN
Electronics
Kernel
SPC/WDC
Winchester Disk
Drive
History Module
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7.1.1
HM Options and Variations
Types of drives
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Two types of Winchester drives are in use in HMs. While there are
some physical and electrical differences in these drives (refer to History
Module Service), the difference that matters to system engineers is the
storage capacity of each type, which is as follows (KB = kilobytes =
1024 bytes):
• Wren III (Type 3) 135,900 KB
• WDA 210
215,040 KB
• WDA 445
454,130 KB
• WDA 875
896,032 KB
• WDA 1.8GB
1,836,736 KB
Engineer’s Reference Manual
06/04