Transcript MSC PC-PC Transfer System (PPTS)

AN/WSC-6(V)9
Program Brief
OVERVIEW
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System Overview
Description of alteration purpose:
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To provide a dependable
Commercial Band Satellite system
to the fleet.
Dual C/X Band
Aperture Antenna
Expected Improvements:
• More throughput (bandwidth) provided.
• System able to be controlled via laptops.
* Operational Flexibility between C/X Band.
* Global Satellite Coverage.
* Small aperture, less topside real-estate.
* RCS (Radar Cross Section) compliant.
7/20/2015
64kbps - 512kbps
C Band
384 - 512kbps
X Band*
Equipment Overview
Transmit Waveguide Filters, Band Select,
Dummy Load and Handover Switches
Shock Isolated
Shock Isolated
2-Rack
Units
Spare
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Growth
90.50
and P3I
16x16x8 (1.2 cu.ft.)
Power Control Assy w/EMI
Filter - Bulkhead Enclosure
72.50
92.39
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Small high performance antenna & pedestal
Reflector diameter is 60 inches, 1.52 meters
Above deck equipment weight is 715 lbs. Per envelope
No deck penetration required
No GPS antenna required
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Rugged isolated 71-inch cabinet
Cabinet top cable I/O
19-inch front panel space - 39U
Front access only; cable retractors & HPA WG loop
Rack mounted waveguide/switching plate
Equipment cabinet weight is 1142 lbs.
Ancillary equipment volume < 3 cubic feet
Ancillary equipment weight is 72 lbs.
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Versatility, High Performance and Reliability in a Compact Envelope with Allocation for P3I
Equipment and Materials
Equipment to Be Installed:
(1) AN/WSC-6(V)9 Equipment Rack
(1) Power Control Assy w/EMI Filter
(1) Operator Interface Unit (OIU)
(1) Radome, RCS Compliant
(1) Antenna (RCS / RAM Material)
(1) Baseband Rack
Installed Material:
(2) Control Cables (2XSAOW-30)
(1) Heliax, Rcv (LDF4-50A)
(1) Waveguide, Xmt (EWP64)
(1) Gyro Cable (3XSOW-3)
(1) Cable for Heater Power (LSTSGU-3)
(2) Dry Air Copper Line Runs
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Progress To Date
• All Topside Rip-Out Complete.
• Existing COMM Van Removed.
• Antenna and Dome Installed.
• Cabling Between Antenna and Below Deck Connect
Box Complete.
• New COMM Vans Scheduled to be landed 4/1/04.
• Connectorization to be complete 4/30/04.
• Initial SOVT cold checks to commence 5/3/04.
• Expect SOVT On-The-AIR testing to commence NLT
5/24/04.
• 400HZ GYRO Mod to be Completed by 5/1/04.
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ILS and Training
• Tech Manuals
• Preventative Maintenance (MIP/MRC)
• 4790/CK
• APL
• SID’s / Redline Drawings
• AIT Completion Report
• Training: 4-7 days OJT (Pierside & Underway)
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On-Board Repair Parts (OBRP’s)
• HPA
• Block, Down-converter
• Fine Tune Up-converter
• Fine Tune, Down-converter
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Issues
Determine the WSC-6(V) Bandwidth Configuration.
- NIPRNET, POTS, SIPRNET
Determine SIPRNET/NIPRNET Accounts via NTCAMS.
Obtain KG-194A and Keymat.
Satellite Access Request (SAR)
- SAR to request Air-Time 5/17/04 – 7/2/04.
Provide Personnel for Training, including during SOVT.
- NALCOMIS System Checkout.
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Points of Contact
– MSC
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Gary Davis, PM3 Program Office, 202-685-5077
Ken Toy, N62 C4I Systems, 202-685-5317
Dave Chapman, ISS Project Mgr, 202-685-5055
Ron Boustedt, ISS LAN, 757-321-9120
– SPAWAR
• Dennis Scherf, MSC Rep, 757-558-5321
• Ron Puett, WSC-6 Engineer, 757-558-6857
• Dwayne Hardman, SIM, 757-410-0746
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QUESTIONS?
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