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Plan, Design, And Layout Tri-Service Tactical Communications and Mobile Subscriber Equipment
Plan, Design, And Layout Tri-Service Tactical Communications and Mobile Subscriber Equipment
Subcourse Overview
Table of Contents
Table of Contents-cont.
Lesson 1: Signal Support Using Tri-Service Tactical Communications and Mobile Subscriber Equipment
Introduction
Part A: Mobile Subscriber Equipment
Figure 1-1. ON/306/TTC-47 switching group
Figure 1-2. OL-413/TTC-47 operations group
Figure 1-3. ON-305/TTC-46 switching group
Figure 1-4. OL-412/TC-46 operations group
Figure 1-5. AN/TTC-48(V) SENS
Transmission Equipment.
Figure 1-6. AN/TRC-190(V)3 LOS multichannel radio terminal
Figure 1-7. AN/GRC-224 radio set
Table 1-1. Functional characteristics of SCC
Figure 1-8. OL-414/TYQ-35(V)2 system control group (planning)
Figure 1-9. OL-415/TYQ-35(V) system control group (technical)
Figure 1-10. OL-416/TYQ-35(V) system control group (management)
RAU AN/TRC-191
Figure 1-11. AN/TRC-191 radio access unit
MSE Network Architecture.
Figure 1-13. MSE system architecture
Figure 1-14. Node deployment
Figure 1-15. Node center site configuration
Figure 1-16. Area communications system access
Figure 1-17. LEN configuration
Figure 1-18. Subscriber connectivity using J-1077
Figure 1-19. Subscriber connectivity using RMC
Figure 1-20. SENS deployment and connectivity
Figure 1-21. MSE architecture
Flood Search.
Figure 1-22. MSE flood search technique
Interfaces.
Site reconnaissance.
Part B: Tri-Service Tactical Communications
Figure 1-23. AN/TTC-39(V)2, (V)4 switching shelter
Figure 1-24. AN/TTC-39(V)2, (V)4 control shelter
Figure 1-25. AN/TTC-39(V)3
Figure 1-26. AN/TTC-39A(V)1 automatic telephone central office
Figure 1-27. AN/TYC-39(V) automatic message switch (message processing shelter)
Figure 1-28. AN/TYC-39(V) automatic message switch (communications interface shelter)
Figure 1-29. AN/TYC-39(V) automatic message switch (25-line single shelter)
Figure 1-30. AN/TRC-173 radio terminal set
Figure 1-31. AN/TRC-174 radio repeater
Figure 1-32. AN/TRC-173 radio terminal set
Figure 1-33. AN/TRC-138A radio repeater set
Figure 1-35. AN/TRC-170(V) radio terminal set
Figure 1-36. AN/TSC-85(V) 2 SATCOM terminal (roadside wall)
Figure 1-37. AN/TSC-85(V) 2 SATCOM terminal (curbside wall)-cont.
Figure 1-38. AN/TSC-93A SATCOM terminal (roadside)
Figure 1-39. AN/TSC-93A SATCOM terminal (curbside)-cont.
TRITAC network control facilities.
Figure 1-40. AN/TYQ-30(V)1 ADP shelter
Figure 1-41. AN/TYQ-30(V)1 operations shelter
Figure 1-42. AN/TYQ-30(V)2 and AN/TYQ-31 shelters
Part C: MSE and Tritac Interface at EAC
Figure 1-44. Theater area network
Predeployment Planning.
Figure 1-45. Typical command links of the TCS(A)
Figure 1-46. A TSC(A)
Transmission systems engineering.
Traffic flow.
Part D: Summary
MSE Network Architecture.
Tri-Service Tactical Communications (TRITAC).
Echelons Above Corps (EAC).
Lesson Practice Exercise
Lesson Practice Exercise-cont.
Lesson Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback
Lesson Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback-cont.
Lesson 2: Line-Of-Sight Engineering
Introduction
Multichannel Frequency Spectrum Use.
System Planning.
LOS Procedures or VHF/UHF Radio Systems-cont.
Figure 2-2. Nonlinear graph paper
Figure 2-3. Completed LOS profile
Figure 2-4. Completed LOS profile
Figure 2-5. LOS profile
High and low points between the two sites
Figure 2-6. Non-LOS profile
Figure 2-7. Conversion chart nomograph
LOS Procedures for SHF Microwave Radio Systems.
Figure 2-9. Fresnel zone
Summary.
Figure 2-10. Plotting the Fresnel zone
Summary-cont.
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise-cont.
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise-cont.
Schematic Drawing
Schematic Drawing
Schematic Drawing
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback-cont.
Lesson 3: Echelons Above Corps and Corps Interface
Introduction
EAC Signal Support.
Figure 3-1. Typical theater area network
Figure 3-2. Typical command links of a TCS(A)
Signal Support at EAC.
Figure 3-3. TSC(A) HQ
Visual information.
Signal Support at Corps.
Figure 3-6. MSE area communications network
Figure 3-7. HHC, corps signal brigade
Visual information.
EAC/Corps Systems/Networks Interface.
Table 3-1. Node Switch to EAC via AN/TRC-170
Table 3-2. Node Switch to EAC via AN/TRC-173/174
Table 3-3. Node Switch to EAC via AN/TSC-85A/93A
Figure 3-8. MSE/TRITAC interface
Lesson 3 Practice Exercise
Lesson 3 Practice Exercise-cont.
Lesson 3 Practice Exercise-cont.
Lesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback
Lesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback-cont.
Lesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback-cont.

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