Major Characteristics
1
Shelter S-250
1
Group Modem MD-1026
1
Orderwire Control Unit C-10716
1
VINSON COMSEC Unit KY-57
1
Telephone Handset
2
LOS Radio Sets AN/GRC-226
1
Inverter
1
Cable Assembly CX-11230/G
2
LOS Antenna Cables
2
Cables (DTH)
1
Radio and Control Unit, SHF, AN/GRC-224(P)
Technical Characteristics
Power Requirements ........... 115 VAC, 50-60 Hz or 28 VDC
Frequency Range
LOS ..................... 225 to 400 MHz or 350 to 1850
MHz
DTH ..................... 14.50 to 15.35 GHz
Transmission Range ................ 30 km (LOS); 2 to 5 km (DTH).
Type of Modulation Data ...... FSK
(2) The LEN switch AN/TCC-46 is basically the same as the NC
switch AN/TCC-47 except in its termination configuration.
The LEN
switch performs all access switching and control functions for the
MSE network.
d. Small Extension Node. The SEN consists of a UHF radio system
terminal and a switching unit. SENs normally connect to an NC or an
LEN via radio.
(1) SENs use LOS multichannel radio terminal AN/TRC-190 (V) 1.
The AN/TRC-190(V) 1 provides the UHF radio relay functions required
at SEN and RAU sites. Configuration and characteristics are similar
to those listed for an LEN.
(2) The SEN switch AN/TCC-48(V) comes in two versions, (V) 1
and (V) 2.
The (V) 1 version provides 26 digital lines and 10
trunks.
The (V) 2 version provides 41 lines and 13 trunks.
Both
versions provide two DC office interfaces, and a digital net radio
interface, KY-90.
The SEN switch contains switching, multiplexing,
and COMSEC equipment that supports the secure digital communications
of a CP. It consists of an S-250 shelter transported on an HMMWV M-
1037.
The SEN switch interfaces with an LEN switch or NC switch
directly via cable or LOS radio.
A 10 kw generator set P-753/M
provides 115 VAC power.
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