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US 2006/0156053 A1Published application
A ground-based software tool for controlling redundancy management switching operations
AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsThomas Judd, Michael Kayser
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Abstract
Systems, methods, and computer program products for easily altering redundancy management data values associated with redundancy management logic that is executed by redundant data processing systems. The redundancy management data values are altered on a computer device remote from the system that includes the redundant data processing systems.
Claims20
A system comprising:
- a computer configured to execute a ground-based software tool;
- and
- a device comprising:
- at least two data processing systems, the at least two data processing systems perform redundant operations based on control logic;
- and
- memory for storing data values,
- wherein the ground-based software tool includes a component configured to allow a user to change at least one of the stored data values used by the control logic.
4 more elements
A method comprising:
- altering at least one redundancy management data value associated with redundancy management logic at a computer;
- saving the altered data value on a removeable storage device;
- and
- sending the at least one altered redundancy management data value from the removeable storage device to memory included in an apparatus;
- wherein the apparatus includes at least two data processing systems, wherein the at least two data processing systems perform redundant operations and execute redundancy management based on the one or more redundancy management data values stored in the memory.
2 more elements
A computer program product for performing a method comprising:
- altering at least one redundancy management data value associated with redundancy management logic for a system including at least two data processing systems that perform redundant operations;
- and
- saving the altered data value on a removeable storage device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.