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NASA NTRS · 20040008321

TAXI Interface Demultiplexes Proprietarily Formatted Data

Abstract

The 'TAXI Direct-to-Disk' interface is a special purpose interface unit for demultiplexing of data from a Racal Storeplex (or equivalent) multichannel recorder onto one or more hard disks that reside in, and/or are controlled by, a personal computer (PC). The acronym 'TAXI' signifies transparent asynchronous transceiver interface. The TAXI interface was developed for original use in capturing data from instrumentation on a test stand in a NASA rocket testing facility. The installation of the TAXI interface, in conjunction with other modifications, causes the transfer of data to take place in real time, so that the data are immediately available for review during or after the test.

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Newnan, Bruce G., Ahiport, Steven F.. 2001-09-06. TAXI Interface Demultiplexes Proprietarily Formatted Data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040008321

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