OK, the network diagram in MEDS.pdf made it look like it can't have DPS screens, because it had two ports used.
Looks like, the diagram has to be interpreted that all MDUs, which have only one port used, can only display DPS screens reliable.
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Some small news: I managed to get some papers printed at university from the IEEE Xplore...
1. One about the development of the AP-101S, including the differences to the AP-101B. Not really much will be surprising there, but some quick summary I have:
One aspect, I did not know about the AP-101S - it is not only able to run System/4Pi code (called MMP architecture), but by just throwing a "switch", it can be made running MIL-STD-1750A code. It also explains the differences between both architectures. The old MMP code from IBM allows using 2x8 32 bit registers, but is limited in memory to 512K half-words (16 bit words, 1 MB RAM). The MIL-STD-1750A architecture uses 16 16 bit registers, but can address twice as much memory. Otherwise, both seem to be equivalent in capability, but the MIL-STD-1750A standard has less history ballast (only 13 instruction formats, but 196 instructions).
More important for us: It explains the IOP architecture.
2. A paper about the radar capabilities of the Ku-Band antenna. While most of the plain signal theory stuff will be beyond the scope of the simulation, it also contains much better block diagrams of the Ku-Band subsystem as the NASA documents. It also contains information about the internal modes of the radar, which are not accessible by the panel (SPD/CFAR), but which have an effect on the signal strength indicator.
And finally: I bought a replacement for my failed GPU, will install it after letting the PC discharge over night. Chances are good that I am back in development this weekend.