What kind of simulator is the Gemini spacecraft flight simulator?

This is a kind of simulation equipment to simulate the whole process of Gemini spacecraft, and it is also the main training equipment for Gemini astronauts. There are two sets, one is installed at Johnson Space Center in Houston, and the other is installed at Cape Kennedy launch site. The electronic computer group of this flight trainer consists of three digital computers with a storage capacity of 96,000 bytes, which can simulate the whole process of launch, human orbit, orbital flight and re-entry. The structure of the trainer is completely similar to that of Gemini spacecraft, and it is also very realistic. Built-in display, seat and various control devices, the external starry sky and the earth's surface can be observed from the porthole, as well as TV screen telemetry device. This simulator can send out about 100 telemetry signals, which can spread to the world communication network and tracking network during the complete joint simulation training. Astronauts don't wear full pressure suits during training. During the training, the flight control center is equipped with flight controllers. In most of the later training, astronauts wear training suits or flight suits. Astronauts should be trained in normal and unexpected operating procedures in this trainer. The final training period is the training at Cape Kennedy launch site before launch, mainly training the normal procedures.