Infrastructure Overview
Provide a decision-ready map of Techtile infrastructure as independently maintained components.
Component Boundaries
Section titled “Component Boundaries”physical: room structure, tile grid, overlays, spatial segmentationnetwork: switching, routing, VPN access, addressing, switchportstime: PTP/clock distribution, time-provider, DAQ sync couplingpower: cabinet distribution, PDUs, PoE midspans, PoE board designtile-node: baseline per-tile stack (RPi + SDR + PoE board)rf: Octoclock and antenna assets for RF clock/signal distributiondaq: PXIe capture/generation backbone and synchronized slot usagequalisys: motion-capture network and QTM/QDS integrationoperations: remote access, tile management, and operations procedures
Canonical Source Policy
Section titled “Canonical Source Policy”- Non-
DESKTOP-HG9HJV3files are treated as primary when duplicates exist. - Operational docs override paper-era values when they conflict.
- Credentials/tokens are treated as sensitive and are not reproduced in docs content.
Information Architecture
Section titled “Information Architecture”Routes are grouped as:
/infrastructure/*for technical component dossiers/operations/*for access and operations workflows
Data-Flow Summary
Section titled “Data-Flow Summary”- Control plane: management access and orchestration over Ethernet/VPN.
- Timing plane: PTP and dedicated timing hardware to maintain coherence.
- Power plane: PoE midspan chain and cabinet power distribution.
- Signal plane: RF/DAQ/Qualisys subsystems for experiment data and ground truth.
Known Gaps
Section titled “Known Gaps”- Some DAQ and power manuals are vendor-heavy and not deployment-specific.
- Certain RF mappings are encoded in spreadsheet/slide assets and need manual interpretation.
- A few network documents contain legacy ranges that conflict with current switch docs.