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SATELLITE  RECEIVER  SYSTEMS
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Aerographers Mate, Module 03-Environmental Satellites and Weather Radar
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Figure 1-25.—AN/SMQ-11 dual frequency array antenna.

direct-readout imagery. The system can also receive WEFAX  imagery,  but  cannot  command  a  data download of stored HRPT data. The AN/SMQ-11 produces imagery on dry-silver film (which requires no  chemicals  for  development),  or  by  using  a  high- resolution  laser  printer. Figure  1-24  shows  the  two  AN/SMQ-11 equipment  cabinets  that  are  installed  inside  the workspaces. Each AN/SMQ-11 is equipped with a Tactical Advanced Computer, Version Four (TAC-4), that   includes   a   workstation,   color   monitor,   an uninterruptible power supply, and a power distribution unit. The ANLSMQ-11B has a dual frequency array antenna  (figure  1-25)  and  is  normally  installed  on  a rooftop  ashore.    Some  systems  are  equipped  with  a multi-frequency  array  antenna  (ANLSMQ-11C).  The shipboard  version  of  the  AN/SMQ-11  contains additional circuits for control and stabilization of the antenna to compensate for ship motions. Operation of the ANISMQ-11 is described in detail in NAVAIR 50- 30SMQ-11,  Organizational  Maintenance  with Illustrated Parts Breakdown, Receiver/Recorder Set, Meteorological  Data,  AN/SMQ-11.  This  manual includes  operator  instructions. At most sites, the AN/SMQ-11 satellite receiver system   is   cross   connected   to   the   Tactical Environmental  Support  System  (TESS).  Imagery received by the AN/SMQ-11 may be "called into" the TESS terminal for processing, display, and analysis. Additionally, much of the operation and control of the AN/SMQ-11 can be performed through the TESS keyboard. The  directional  antenna  of  the  AN/SMQ-11 system must be aimed at the satellites to receive either direct-readout   imagery   or   GOES   and   WEFAX broadcasts.   The   aiming   operation   is   performed automatically by the system, provided the ephemeris data has been entered properly for each polar-orbiting satellite, and the position data has been updated for the geostationary  satellites. IMOSS  SATELLITE  MODULE The   Interim   Mobile   Oceanography   Support System  (IMOSS)  is  a  combination  of  three A. Electronic Cabinet CY-8839/SMQ-11 F.  Data  Security  Equipment  KG-44/TSEC B.  Receiver-Demodulator  R-2590/SMQ-11 G.  Electronic  Cabinet  CY-8838/SMQ-11 C.  Antenna  Control  C-l1933(P)/SMC-11 H. Power Distribution Control Assembly C-12539/SMQ-11 D. Television Monitor TV-4/SMQ-11 I.  Printer  Assembly  PT-566/SMQ-11 E. Processor Computer CP-2368/SMQ-11 J.  Uninterruptible  Power  Supply  Assembly  PP-8467/SMQ-11 Figure 1-24.—AN/SMQ-11 equipment cabinets. 1-28

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