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Designed for mobile Tactical Combat Environments
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Ultra light weight (< 500g) |
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Small size (fits in palm of hand or shirt pocket) |
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Rugged, waterproof, drop and shock resistant
◊ MIL-STD-810F |
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Immersion: 3 meters |
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Drop test: 3 meters, 54 drops |
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Tampered, scratch resistant display window |
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Daylight readable display |
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Night Mode (reduced or no light emissions) |
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Matt olive drab & black colouring |
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Standard AA-sized alkaline or NiM H batteries |
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30+ hours battery life |
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Field cleanable, ultra robust military connectors |
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Field repairable interface cables |
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Ultra low EMI with tactical HF radio equipment |
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Radio silent (EMCON) mode |
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ACP-127 compatible keypad (ITA-2) |
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Standard military messaging formats |
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Application: Rapid Tactical Data Network Deployment in diverse radio environments |
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Built-in charger, 9 - 36 VDC input |
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Enable force-wide standardized digital communications by adding the RT1-M to all legacy HF & V/UHF radios |
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Direct support for legacy (audio) radios
◊ Radio-specific interface cables available |
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NATO & MIL-STD standardized HF data modem
◊ High data rate (HDR) - up to 9600 bps in a standard 3 kHz radio channel
◊ STANAG 4539
◊ MIL-STD-118-110A/B |
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Automatic link establishment (2G ALE)(Optional)
◊ MIL-STD-188-141B App. A, B |
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NATO standardized Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ)
◊ STANAG 5066 (JITC certified)
◊ Proven interoperability with other STANAG 5066 vendors |
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Multi language support |
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DES or AES-128 end-to-end encryption |
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Application: Instant Blue-force tracking for C4I situational awareness |
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C4I field sensor for real-time, secure position information:
◊ Standard NMEA protocol output
◊ Automatic or manual push
◊ Over-the-air (OTA) pull |
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MIL-STD-2525 aligned identification format |
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"Red" force reporting function |
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Ultra optimized data transfer |
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Application: Command and control (CC) |
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Situational Reports (SITREPs) |
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Medical casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) co-ordination |
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Logistics management:
◊ Fuel (type, qty)
◊ Ammunition (type, qty)
◊ Batteries
◊ Food |
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Emergency SOS (unspecified / specified) |
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Supply drop co-ordination |
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Weather reports |
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Application: Optimizes “boots-on-the-ground” intelligence |
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Time + position stamped information reports |
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Special Forces |
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Counter Insurgency Operations (COINOP) support |
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Forward observation
◊ Fire control and direction
◊ Surveillances and reconnaissance |
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Border posts & border patrol |
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Customs |
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Counter drug operations |
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Homeland security |
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Disaster relief |
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Non-combatant Evacuation Operations (NEO) |
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Application: Peace Keeping |
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NATO standardized communications |
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Suitable for use in coalition forces |
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Unified, command interface across various tactical radio networks |
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Military Operations Other Than War (MOOTW) reporting function |
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People find reporting function |
