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Mission systems / CC-100

The core of the operation.

Coordinate power, priority work and recovery through a common control core. Fit CC-100 to installed assets or define a complete site around it.

The control-and-power core

One policy for the work and the power.

CC-100

A site needs more than an energized circuit. Its controls, applications and communications need to agree on what runs, what waits and what returns first. CC-100 puts that operating sequence at the center of the system.

System configurations

Keep the assets. Or define the whole site.

Core Retrofit and Continuity Node share the same control-and-power core. Choose the boundary that fits the work.

For installed assets

Core Retrofit

Bring CC-100 to compatible equipment. Define source and load interfaces, application behavior and recovery around the assets you already use.

An existing site with equipment to retain and operating behavior to coordinate.

Scope a retrofit

Control and integration

  • CC-100 control-and-power core
  • Supported equipment interfaces
  • Workload and recovery policy
  • Configuration and acceptance scope

Operating behavior

Define the response before the event.

Explore how the operating policy connects available resources, priority work and recovery across four conditions.

Control and power

CC-100

Normal
ResourcesAccept power
ControlCC-100Operating policy
Priority workRun priority work
Local workRun scheduled work
Record activity

Run the work within the policy.

Collect, process and transfer while resources are available. The configured policy connects source conditions to the work running on the site.

Functional architecture.

Engineering into production

The factory belongs in the system design.

Connect the engineering requirement to the build, the inspection and the test record. FORGE brings manufacturing and qualification into the same conversation as power and control.

Start a conversation

Bring us the operating requirement.

The sources. The loads. The work that matters. Start with what your system needs to do.

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