Module guide
Modules connect to Mainframe independently. Their entities appear in the same Fleet, Map, Video, and analysis panels as other data. Use System for operational health and Grafana for deployment diagnostics. Module administration pages are separate surfaces linked through the module’s advertised URL.
| Module | What you get | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| world-sim | Virtual aircraft, camera feeds, radars, tracks, sites, and environment | Select virtual aircraft normally. Open simulator administration for scenarios and world controls. |
| auto-operator | Mission coverage suggestions or automatic dispatch | Inspect mission assignments and Alerts proposals. In staging, only SIM-STG-* world-sim aircraft are eligible. |
| autel | Real controller/aircraft telemetry and video | Administrators add/edit RC logins and aircraft in Assets → Manage Autel controllers. Select a connected aircraft for video and telemetry; manual control requires a lease. See Connect real aircraft. |
| weather | Site weather from an external feed | Select the relevant environment entity and check freshness. A stale cached value is not a new observation. |
| radar-net | External radar devices and detections | Inspect them on Map and associated sensor views; check feed health if updates stop. |
| detections | Vision-analysis sessions and review items | Start an authorized session on a camera and triage its results in Review. |
| TAK | Imported contacts and configured CoT export | Use the administrator’s certificate and mapping setup; this bridge does not replace every feature of a full TAK server. |
| system | Core and module operational health | Open System to inspect the backend serving the workspace. |
Simulator controls
Section titled “Simulator controls”The simulator admin page lets you inspect world state and run configured scenarios. Mutating operations require its separate admin token. A reseed regenerates the world while retaining onboarded structure. Factory reset removes the persisted simulator overlay, so use it only as part of a coordinated data reset.
Weather, link failures, GNSS interference, and detection scenarios change simulated observations. Missions and rules remain Mainframe documents. Rebuilding a simulator container should not clear those documents or create a new real-aircraft identity.
When a module is unavailable
Section titled “When a module is unavailable”Entities may remain visible with an offline status and retained history. Check the module connection and upstream health before treating the last measurement as current. Ask the deployment administrator to enable a missing module rather than changing the browser’s Mainframe URL to a module port.