Integrated System Test Sample Clauses

Integrated System Test. The integrated system test shall verify the stability of the system hardware and software after the functional performance test has been successfully completed. During the integrated system test, all functions shall run concurrently and all AMISP-supplied equipment shall operate for a continuous 100-hour period. This minimum level of activity may be augmented, by other activities that represent normal day-to-day operation of the system as long as these activities are conducted in accordance with the documentation provided with the system. These other activities may include, but shall not be limited to, database, display, and report modifications, software development activities, configuration changes (including user-commanded server and device failovers), and the execution of any function described in this Specification. The integrated system test shall ensure that the computer system is free of improper interactions between software and hardware while the system is operating as an integrated unit. In case during the 100-hour period testing, un-commanded functional restart or server or device fail occurs the test shall be extended by 24 hours each time such a fail over occurs. Further the test shall not be conducted with the failed device. Unstructured Testing Periods of unstructured testing shall be allocated to allow AMISP to verify proper operation of the systems under conditions not specifically included in the test procedures. Unstructured testing shall be conducted in compliance with the following conditions: A minimum of 25 percent of the actual test period shall be reserved for unstructured test of the system The AMISP's test and QA/QC representative shall be present during unstructured test periods All simulation software, test cases, and other test facilities used during the structured portions of the factory tests shall be available for use during unstructured testing Unstructured testing shall not begin prior to the start of the functional performance test Unstructured testing shall be allowed at the discretion of QA/QC both at the end of a structured test segment and after completion of the functional performance test. Despatch of Material to Site The Material Inspection Clearance Certificate (MICC) for all hardware shall be issued only after successful completion of FAT as per specification. At least 10 Field Devices for each protocol shall relate to each central system and the remaining Field devices shall be simulated in the factory test en...

Integrated System Test. CONTRACTOR shall have electronic PCRs downloaded from the Field site server to the TEMIS Central database.

Integrated System Test. CONTRACTOR shall have all EMS PCR records received under Section I.C.1 (Functional Test) above processed through the TEMIS Scanning Solution program.

Integrated System Test. CONTRACTOR shall clear database from data entered in the Functional Test.

Integrated System Test. 38 4.3.3 Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) Test...............40 4.3.4 RF Health Check.........................................40 4.3.5 Electro Static Discharge (ESD) Test.....................41 4.3.6 Spacecraft Alignment Test...............................43 4.3.7

Integrated System Test. 1A The initial Integrated System Test (IST-1) is performed to verify specified operation of the spacecraft subsystems prior to application of environmental tests. This test provides a reference baseline of test data to which subsequent performance test results will be compared during and after environmental tests. Because the antennas are not installed on the spacecraft until after the thermal vacuum test, the IST-1 is broken into two parts designated IST-1A and IST-1B. IST-IB is conducted after the antennas are installed subsequent to the thermal test. IST-1A consists of initial alignments of subsystem support module (SSM) equipment a propulsion functional test and the performance test. Tables 6.1-1 through 6.1-4, Spacecraft Protoflight and Acceptance Test Matrices, describe the system level tests to be performed on the various subsystems during the IST-1A and subsequent system tests. Shown vertically on the left of each matrix are the major activities in the test sequence. Shown horizontally at the top of each matrix, organized by subsystem, are the measurements to be performed during the indicated activities. The places in the sequence where these test measurements are made are denoted by an X, or other symbol as defined in footnotes. Tables 6.1-5 through 6.1-13, at the end of this section, contain descriptions of the spacecraft test configurations. The test configurations are also keyed to the system test matrices.

Integrated System Test. 1B Interated Systems Test-1B (IST-1B) is conducted after antenna installation and initial alignment. 6.3.1 BASELINE ANTENNA INSTALLATION AND ALIGNMENTS *