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AN/WSC-6A (V) 9 SOVT IN-BRIEF

AN/WSC-6A (V) 9 SOVT IN-BRIEF. USS STOUT (DDG 55). Corey Freeman SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston Code 834CF Phone: 757-558-6719 Email: freemanc@spawar.navy.mil. What is SHF SATCOM ?. SHF SATCOM Provides:

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AN/WSC-6A (V) 9 SOVT IN-BRIEF

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  1. AN/WSC-6A (V) 9 SOVTIN-BRIEF USS STOUT (DDG 55) Corey Freeman SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston Code 834CF Phone: 757-558-6719 Email: freemanc@spawar.navy.mil

  2. What is SHF SATCOM ? • SHF SATCOM Provides: • High Capacity Connectivity over the Defense Satellite Communications System (DSCS) and Commercial Wideband (CWB) Satellites. • Primary Fleet Media for: • Defense Switching Network (DSN) access • Video Teleconferencing • Ad hoc Point to Point Services • Defense Information Switching Network (DISN) • Internet Protocol (IP) Services

  3. BANDWIDTH DRIVERS

  4. DSCS BASICS • Defense Satellite Communications System (DSCS) • Constellation of 5 Primary Satellites, Each with 6 • Transponder Channels • Preferred Channels are #1 and #2, each with 40-watts of Power • Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) • Acting for JCS, Manages the Satellite Assets Shared by All Military Departments and Other Government Agencies • Shared Transponders Require Careful Power-Balancing Among SatelliteUsers

  5. CURRENT DSCS CONSTELLATION Footprints derived for 10 degree elevation angle (All Satellites DSCS III)

  6. CURRENT DSCS C4I CAPABILITY • Determined by Number of SHF Configured Platforms, Bandwidth, and Available Power at the Satellite • Typical C4I Throughput per Satellite Footprint = 3.3 Mbps • 576 - 2048 Kbps Fleet Flags • 256 - 1024 Kbps CV/CVN • 96 - 384 Kbps CG/LHA/LHD/DDG

  7. SHF CONOPS • Area Air Defense Commander (AADC) Support • SHF Increases Situational Awareness Capabilities • SHF Enhances AADC’s Contribution to the Joint Theater Air Defense (TAD) Process • Participation in Distributed Collaborative Planning Sessions • Video Teleconferencing (VTC) • Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNET) • Video Information Exchange System (VIXS) • Secure Voice Connectivity (STU-III) • DSN Access

  8. AN/WSC-6A(V)9BELOW DECKS RF ELECTRONICS

  9. SHF BASEBAND • Provide SHF-DSCS AN/WSC-6A(V)9 Baseband System for AEGIS CG platforms • The Baseband System is designed and scaled to support current and future requirements • - SIPRNET Access • - NIPRNET Access • - JWICS Video • - VIXS/VTC • - ADNS • - KY-68 (2) • - JWICS Data • - I-DSN (POTS) Capability (14 STU-III, 2 FAX) • Timeplex MiniLink is the primary mux that provides access to the ADMS network for smart nodal routing. Combination of I/O modules will support Data, Voice and Video. • AN/FCC-100(V)9 submux provides synchronous data, both NRZ and conditioned diphase (KY-68), and STU-III/Clear Voice/FAX capabilities. • -Maintain card complement consistent within the SHF fleet • -Provide restorable capabilities

  10. BASEBAND SYSTEM CONNECTIVITY SHF BASEBAND SUITE SHF SATCOM VTC (JWICS) PICTURE-TEL KG-194A *SCI/SI Space VDT CONTROLLER VTC (VIXS) PICTURE-TEL RED P/P #1 BLK P/P 1&2 CODE OPERATED SWITCH TRANSCEIVER Q S KG-194A P SECRET LAN ROUTER KG-194A SIPR BLK P/P #1 BLK P/P #1 KG-194A ADNS PROTEON Q S P KG-194A MODEM UNCLASS LAN (E) CRYPTO RACK ROUTER NES NIPR ILC KG-194A ILC JDISS-SI Q JWICS DATA S KG-84A TIMEPLEX C BLK P/P #2 *SCI/SI Space (6) NRZ Q S CY 7942/U NO. 2 C FCC-100(V)9 NO. 1 (2) DIPHASE P/P #4 (8) VOICE LINES TRUNK LINE F TRUNK LINE X S V S M F X S BER TESTER SHF TELCO INTERFACE HOMACO/ HOFFMAN BOX BREAKOUT PNL (4) VOICE LINES (4) VOICE LINES

  11. INDIRECT DSNCAPABILITY (8) I-DSN Channels TELEPHONE INTERFACE • IDSN (POTS) • STU-III • FAX/MODEM TIMEPLEX MINILINK (8) I-DSN Channels FCC-100(V)9 NO.1 Voice/STU-III Configuration • Timeplex Link/2+ “Smart” Multiplexer • Eight (8) I-DSN Channels via two (2) FXS.3 • One (1) VSM.5 provides reliable secure voice compression algorithm for FXS.3 Channels • AN/FCC-100(V)9 “Sub” Multiplexer • Eight (8) I-DSN Channels

  12. USER RESPONSIBILITIES • Ensure Equipment is Operational Prior to Deployment • Ensure Terminals are ALWAYS manned with Qualified Personnel • Understand and Follow all Control Procedures • Respond to all directions from the DSCSOC Controller • Promptly Notify the DSCSOC Controller of ANY Observed Problems • Provide Accurate Information: PIM / Dates, Phone Numbers

  13. AN/WSC-6A(V)9 FEATURES • X Band • Transmit: 7.9 - 8.4 GHz • Receive: 7.25 - 7.75 GHz • Data rate up to 2048 Kbps • C Band • “State of the Art” VME (Versa Module Eurocard) Technology • Allows easy troubleshooting and maintenance • System reports most faults • System suggest corrective action

  14. AN/WSC-6A(V)9 FEATURES • Operator Interface Unit (OIU) • Provides direct operator control of the system • Setup • Configure • Operate • Manage • Controls all antenna position functions • Spectrum Analyzer • Accessed through OIU • Dual 400W HPA - Used individual or combined

  15. AN/WSC-6A(V)9 FEATURES • Modems • Internal modem CCAs 70MHz • Optional external modem 70 or 700 MHz • Global Positioning System (GPS) • Provides ship position information • Dual 7-foot Raytheon antennas • Automatic handoff • Minimizes lost communication

  16. ILS DOCUMENTATION • ISEA will provide: - AN/WSC-6A(V)9 Technical Manuals - User Logistics Support Summary (ULSS) - Allowance Parts List (APL) - Scheduled Maintenance Documentation (MIPs/MRCs) - 4790CKs/CDMD-OA Work File

  17. MAINTENANCE SUPPORT • Material Support Date (MSD): • MSD achieved on 01 Jul 2002 • NAVICP provides spare parts support after MSD • ISEA will register equipment in Weapons System File by completing CDMD-OA • NAVICP provides initial spares after registration

  18. TRAINING • ISEA will conduct (1 week): • On-The-Job Training (OJT) • Provided during SOVT for Operators/Maintainers • Training consists of 50-50 mix of theory/hands-on • Fleet Training Center (FTC) School • Anticipated to be on-line during 1st Qtr FY03 • Provide Operator/Maintainer training (NEC) • Selectable through Integrated Battle Force Training (IBFT) database

  19. (V)9 Requirements + Dual C/X Band Aperture Antenna 64kbps - 256kbps C Band 384 - 512kbps X Band* • Driven By Emergent Requirement to Field Smaller Aperture SATCOM Terminal on DDG’s • Meets Commercial and SHF ORD Requirements with One System • Reduced Radar Cross Section • Reduced Topside Real Estate • Increased Throughput for DDG’s • Ruggedized • Shock and Vibe Grade A/Type A Compliant • Ao of .98 (Objective) • Operational Flexibility • Between X and C • DSCS Restoral • EMI Mitigation • Global Coverage * Potential Increase In Bandwidth With DSCS SLEP/Gapfiller

  20. AN/WSC-6(V)9

  21. Low RCS Antenna Gimbal Fairing • Four Add-on Shrouds Provide Additional Shaping and Reduction to Multipath and Structural Scattering • R&F Products - Shaped Epoxy Filled Reticulated Foam - Proven Navy Supplier • 2- Gimbal Farings, Provide Low RCS Shape Over Components • 1- Center Cylinder Cover, Reduces RCS form Cylindrical Structure • 1- Front Facet Cover, Reduces Multipath from Pedestal to Reflector-Back Interaction Center Cylinder Tested Pedestal Configuration Front Facet Multi-faceted Pedestal Directs RF Energy Away from the Radar Source 5 Foot Ring Focus Reflector Antenna • Proposed Upgraded Pedestal: • Lower Cross Section • Reduced Height • Maintain Multi-facets • Gimbals and Center Cylinder Unchanged • Overall Lower RCS • Conical Shaped Back: • Reduces RCS w/o Treatment • Minimal Inertial Impact • No Impact to Travel • Broadband Reflective Surface

  22. Terminal Interface 64K OR JWICS-DATA X-Band DSCS SHF SATCOM C-Band COMMERCIAL SATCOM 128K A/B VDT CONTROLLER KG KG KG KG KG KG KG BLK P/P #2 VTC CODE OPERATED SWITCH RED P/P #1 QSP 64K QSP BLK P/P #1 ADNS ROUTER TRANSMITER RECEIVER ILS BLK P/P #1 ILS 64K UNCLASS LAN NIPR NES QSC ROUTER SECRET LAN SIPR ANTENNA CONTROL UNIT TERMINAL CONTROLLER ROUTER TIMEPLEX (PATCHABLE) QSC MODEM (8) VOICE LINES FCC-100 OPERATOR INTERFACE UNIT (OIU) F X S (4) VOICE LINES ADSS* BREAKOUT PNL F X S (4) VOICE LINES SHIP’S NAVIGATION SYSTEM 440VAC 3 Ø,  PIER CONNECTION C/DSU RPTR (V)9 TERMINAL (PATCHABLE) POTS SHIP’s PABX SHIP SYSTEMS SHIPBOARD SYSTEMS BASEBAND INTERCONNECTION SYSTEM

  23. Antenna Location Critical

  24. DDG Fleet I & II SHF ITP EHF FOT EHF FOT EHF FOT SHF ITP SHF ITP TV-DTS View Looking Starboard View Looking Aft

  25. DDG Fleet IIA EHF FOT SHF ITP SHF ITP TV-DTS EHF FOT SHF ITP EHF FOT TV-DTS View Looking Aft View Looking Port

  26. CWSP Commercial Wideband Satellite Communications System

  27. CWSP Satellites • Leased Bandwidth ($$$; Navy Leases) • Circularly Polarized • Right/Left Hand • Transponders • Global • Hemispherical • Zone • Power Limited • Lower Power (Eb/No) Required • Balanced Power Required

  28. CWSP Constellation 75 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 75 90 180 90 0 90 East West East

  29. Satellite Gateways

  30. DSCS Gateways Segment • DSCS Gateways • NCTAMS, Selected NCTS & DISA Standardized Tactical Entry Point (STEP) Sites • Northwest, Norfolk VA • Wahiawa, HI • Bahrain • Lago Patria, Italy • AN/FSC-78(V)Series, AN/GSC-52(V)Series, and AN/GSC-39(V) Series • Various Other Shore Mobile and Transportable Terminals • Personnel • Army, Navy, and DoD Civilian • Controlled by DISA Satellite Operations Center

  31. CWSP Gateways • Holmdel, NJ • GE-2@ 275E (5 T-1) • HGS-1@ 300E (10 T-1 2 Transponders) • I605@ 332.5E (3 T-1) • I707@ 359E (5 T-1) • Martlesham, Suffolk,England • I704@ 66E (5 T-1) • Steele Valley, CA • I701@ 180E (6 T-1 2 Transponders) • GE-1@ 257E (5 T-1) • I702@ 176E (3 T-1) • Pearl City, HI • I702@ 176E (3 T-1) • Madley, Hereford, England (New Contract) • I602 @ 64E

  32. CWSP Connectivity GE-2 @ 275E 5 T1s GE-1 @ 257E 5 T1s ISAT 707 359E 5T1s ISAT 605 332.5E 3T1s ISAT 704 @ 66E 5T1s ISAT 702 @ 180E 6 T1s ISAT 706 @ 307E 3 T1s ISAT 701 @ 176E 4 T1s Hawaii STEELE VALLEY HOLMDEL MARTLESHAM T3 T3 T3 NCTAMS PAC NCTAMS LANT T3 T3 NCTS SAN DIEGO T3 768 Kbps FT BELVOIR

  33. Points of Contact cont. Installation Activity Corey Freeman Project Engineer Code 834CF SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston SC, Norfolk Office (Located at St. Juliens Creek, Portsmouth, VA) Comm 757-558-6719 DSN 578-6719 SPAWARSYSCEN CHARLESTON SC//834/834CF// NIPR Email: freemanc@spawar.navy.mil Chris Lautieri Project Engineer Code 834CL SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston SC, Norfolk Office (Located at St. Juliens Creek, Portsmouth, VA) Comm 757-558-6738 DSN 578-6738 SPAWARSYSCEN CHARLESTON SC//834/834CL// NIPR Email: christopher.lautieri@navy.mil

  34. Points of Contact cont. Charles Simms Scheduling and Logistics Support Dataline Inc. SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston SC, Norfolk Office (Located at St. Juliens Creek, Portsmouth, VA) Comm 757-558-5184 DSN 578-5184 Fax 757-558-5166 charles.simms@navy.mil Margaret Raffa Scheduling and Logistics Support GLOTECH Inc. SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston SC, Norfolk Office (Located at St. Juliens Creek, Portsmouth, VA) Comm 757-558-5225 DSN 578-5225 Fax 757-558-5166 margaret.raffa.ctr@navy.mil

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