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ALTA IR Display Pages ALTAIR displays telemetry data using Strip Charts, Scope Charts, FFT, Lamps, Meters, Dial Gauges, Tables, Logs, Bar Graphs, Digital/Discrete, Lines, Rectangles, Textbox, 3D Mode, and Lookup Tables Displays are organized into Display Pages. ALTAIR quickly switches between Display Pages ALTAIR implements multi-monitor support with Display Windows. A Display Window contains a Display Page. The Display Window can be moved to any monitor attached to the computer

Our Products_ To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. PCM Products PCM Products Ulyssix’s 3rd generation PCM processor, the Tarsus3, advances Ulyssix’s PCM processing capability by utilizing the PCIe or cPCI/PXI 3U form factor to integrate a single or dual PCM bit sync/frame sync/decommutator/simulator/IRIG time code reader in the same housing with other test and measurement instrumentation (i.e., function generators, scopes, signal conditioning, spectrum analyzers, etc.) The Tarsus3 can be setup and controlled using the Ulyssix ALTAIR software or custom software easily written using Ulyssix supplied drivers. [ Tarsus3-PCIe / Tarsus3-cPCI / Gryphon PCM / Gryphon PCM-DC ] RF Products RF Products Multi-mode complex down-converters and two independent multi-mode up-converters that cover the RF bands of C-Band, S-Band, Upper-L Band, Lower-L Band, P-Band extended, P-Band and 70MHz IF. Each receiver input and RF generator output have a very broad dynamic range. [ Bald Eagle RF-PCIe / Bald Eagle RF-cPCI / Gryphon RF / Gryphon RF-DC ] FM/FM Products FM/FM Products ​ DSP based FM single, dual, or quad Demultiplexing units utilizing the Tarsus3 board. [ Gryphon FM Series / Syrinx3 Demux System / Syrinx3 ] Data Link Analyzers Data Link Analyzers ​ Products providing precise measurements of bit sync performance with a known data pattern, as well as a full round-trip link delay calculation. Utilizing the long established Tarsus3 and BaldEagle RF Bit Sync/Frame Sync/Decom/PCM Simulator/IRIG time code reader, the LQ Tester is able to transmit a prestored pseudo-randomized pattern, or a user defined simulated pattern to the unit under test. [ LQ Tester / Gryphon RF ] ALTAIR ALTAIR Software Suite ​ The Ulyssix ALTAIR Software Suite is designed to work with any of the Ulyssix family of products in a Windows based environment. The ALTAIR Software Suite is ideal for a Real-Time Checkout application. With self built widgets, no compiling is necessary when creating new displays. Giving full frame archiving capabili ty, this software utilizing the Ulyssix hardware can archive the raw frame dump data to a designated hard drive. This archived data can then be played back using the Bald Eagle™ or Tarsus3™ archive simulator for further processing. Easy to follow setups, self diagnostic tools, and various adaptable displays are just a few attributes that set the ALTAIR Software apart from the rest. [ Archive Export / Async Embedded / Chapter 7 / Chapter 10 / Data and Math Processes / Data Quality Metric / Decom Parameter Import/Export / Display Pages / Frame Sync Statistics / Standalone Mode / Tarsus Archive Data (TAD) Files / TCP Command and Control / UDP Publisher ] Turn-Key Systems Turn-Key Systems ​ Ulyssix has created the ALTAIR system as a fully integrated customizable solution to meet the customer needs. Ulyssix offers single or multiple channels, including support of RF, PCM Processing, Data Acquisition, Graphical Real-Time Displays, and Post Analysis software processing with complete network interfacing. [ ACME DuraPAC PCIe / ACME FlexPAC PCIe / ACME FlexPAC III / ACP-4000 / ACP-2000 / ACME ECP382 / ACME KVM Switch ]

A LTAIR Fr ame Sync Statistics ALTAIR’s Frame Sync Lock Statistics analyzes the quality of the signal using the Frame Sync Pattern and SFID Count as statistics for good signal. The display shows the number and percentage of “good” minor frames and “good” SFID. A “good” minor f rame is when the Ulyssix PCM card is in Frame Lock. A “good” SFID Count is when the Ulyssix PCM card is in Subframe Lock and the Minor Frame Counter is one greater than the previous counter value. Each statistic is calculated as raw counts and a percent of total minor frames received.