ESWS COMMS Flashcards

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What is the frequency range for High Frequency (HF)?

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3 MHz - 30 MHz

HF is commonly used for long-distance communication.

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What is the frequency range for Very High Frequency (VHF)?

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30 MHz - 300 MHz

VHF is often used for television broadcasts and two-way radios.

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What is the frequency range for Ultra-High Frequency (UHF)?

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300 MHz - 3 GHz

UHF is used for mobile phones, satellite communications, and television broadcasting.

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What is the frequency range for Super High Frequency (SHF)?

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3 GHz - 30 GHz

SHF is commonly used for radar and satellite communications.

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What is the frequency range for Extremely High Frequency (EHF)?

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30 GHz - 300 GHz

EHF is used in advanced communication systems including some satellite communications.

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How many total transmitters are used in HF Communications?

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9 TOTAL

Includes 8 OT-198 Exciters (Broadband) and 1 OT-204 (Narrowband).

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How many receivers are utilized in HF Communications?

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18 R-2557’s

R-2557’s are used for receiving HF signals.

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What types of antennas are used in HF Communications?

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35ft Whip, 2 Twin Whip, 2 ATG Receive only, 2 Fan Wires

These antennas facilitate various communication needs.

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What are the capabilities of HF Communications?

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  • Secure/Unsecure Voice/data
  • Long haul, over the horizon

HF communications can support both secure and unsecure transmissions.

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How many total transceivers are used in UHF Communications?

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18 TOTAL

Includes 14 WSC 3v7, 2 WSC 3v11, 2 WSC 3v17.

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What are the capabilities of UHF Communications?

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  • Line of Sight
  • Have quick
  • Satellite communications (SATCOM)

UHF is essential for immediate communication needs.

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How many couplers are used in UHF Communications?

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4 OA-9123

Couplers are necessary for connecting transceivers to antennas.

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What types of transceivers are used in VHF Communications?

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GRC-211 (2), GRC 171 (2)

Total of 4 transceivers for VHF operations.

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What are the capabilities of VHF Communications?

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  • Line of Sight
  • Mobile Comms (GREEN GEAR)
  • Emergency Comms
  • IAD (international air distress) 121.5 MHz
  • MAD (military air distress) 243 MHz

VHF is crucial for various emergency and mobile communication needs.

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What does SHF stand for in communications?

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Super High Frequency

SHF is a frequency range in the electromagnetic spectrum used for various communication applications.

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What is the nomenclature for the Navy Multiband Terminal used for SHF communications?

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AN/WSC 9 V2 NMT

This terminal supports multiple frequency bands for communication.

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What frequency bands does the AN/WSC 9 V2 NMT primarily support for IP services?

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SHF, KA, & X frequency bands

These frequency bands are primarily utilized for IP services and plain old telephone systems (POTS).

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What is the primary means for message traffic in SHF communications?

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Command and Control official information exchange

This method is essential for secure and reliable communication.

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What frequency band does the AN/WSC 9 V2 NMT support for EHF communications?

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Q band

The Q band is specifically used for EHF communications.

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What types of services does EHF communications provide?

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Secure voice and data, secondary IP services

EHF is crucial for secure communications and offers additional services.

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What are the data rate capabilities of EHF communications?

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LDR, MDR, XDR

  • LDR: Low Data Rate for voice
  • MDR: Medium Data Rate for data/links
  • XDR: Extended Data Rate for data/links and IP.
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What is the SA-2112v6 RED SAS used for?

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Electronically patch CRYPTO to RED phone

This system facilitates secure communication by linking cryptographic systems with voice communication.

23
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What is the function of the SA-2112Av3 BLACK SAS?

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Electronically patch RADIO to CRYPTO

This system links radio communications with cryptographic systems for secure data transmission.

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What does DAMA stand for?

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Demand Assigned Multiple Access

DAMA allows for efficient allocation of communication resources.

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How many MD-1324 modems are mentioned, and what is their capacity?
2 MD-1324's, each with 2 ports for 1 circuit per modem ## Footnote This setup allows for flexible communication capabilities.
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What program is used to interface with the MD-1324 modems?
VTC 300 ## Footnote VTC 300 is essential for programming the modems and SATCOM radios.
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Fill in the blank: The MD-1324's have a maximum of _______ circuits for each modem.
1 circuit ## Footnote This limitation is important for understanding the capacity of the system.
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What is the total number of ports on the 1293 modem?
16 ports
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What program is used to interface with the 1293 modem?
Hyper terminal
30
What does ADNS stand for in the context of the Automated Digital Network System?
Automated Digital Network System
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What is the primary function of ADNS?
SHIPS ROUTER!!! How we get off ship
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What does NIAPS host?
NSIPS Afloat
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What does NTCSS stand for?
Naval Tactical Command Support System
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What systems does NTCSS host?
* OMMS * RADM * RSUPPLY
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What type of network is NIPR?
Unsecure network
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What type of network is SIPR?
Secure network
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What does SECREL stand for?
Secret Releasable
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What is the purpose of SECREL?
Used to communicate and share sensitive information between US Forces and our allies
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List three allies that SECREL is used to communicate with.
* JPN * KOR * CMFP