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General Dynamics SATCOM Technologies

2006-04-18ELS_75593

Key Features + Ultra portable in two ergonomically—designed backpacks that meet airline check—in requirements * 4,8, 15W BUC/SSPA + Up to 4.0Mbps transmit and receive operation* + Auto—acquisition controller with intuitive Graphical User Interface + SIPRNET and NIPRNET access + Supports standard IP applications (Internet, VoIP, email, streaming video, etc.) + iDirect iNFINITI or Paradise modem + Designed for harsh and hostile environments + Built—in spectrum analyzer and beacon/carrier detector *Satellite, Modem & BUC/SSPA dependent Applications + Command and Control Reachback and Range Extension at unit level or higher Disaster Recovery 0s Special Forces e First Responders e Search and Rescue s Mobile Border Checkpoints e Description General Dynamics‘ Model 100 Warrior I.P.—Terminal (WIP—T), 1.0M flyaway SATCOM terminal is equipped to handle any Internet Protocol (IP) application and provide secure or non—secure communications over C, X or Ku—bands. A member of the Warrior‘‘ family of tactical SATCOM terminals, the Model 100, 1.0M flyaway terminal can deliver Broadband, IP—based, two—way connectivity in the most rugged tactical environment. Complete in its backpack cases, the Warrior Model 100, 1.0M terminal is easily transportable and ready for immediate use. With the aid of the VertexRSI Auto—acquire feature, the terminal can be assembled and made operational (satellite acquired) by unit— level troops in less than 30 minutes. Modular in design, the General Dynamics Model 100 terminal can accommodate any number of Block Up Converters, Amplifiers, and Modem configurations. Control is accomplished with the aid of the VertexRS! Monitor and Control (M&C) system. Designed to support Network Centric Operations, the Model 100, 1.0M Terminal can access any IP—Network for which it is authorized. Fast and reliable, the WIP—T Model 100 can transmit at IP data rates of 4.0Mbps and receive data at 18.0Mpbs. From real time video to large data files, the Model 100, 1.0M is an ideal flyaway SATCOM terminal for the most demanding Command and Control requirements. aGENERAL DYNAMICS C4 Systems

The iDirect Series 7000 Satellite Router The iDirect Series 7000 Satellite Router is the highest performance remote networking solution available today. Developed to meet the most demanding user requirements, the series 7000 is a 19 inch 1U Rack Mounted router ideal for military, network carriers, or high end enterprise customers. The series 7000 was built from the ground up to provide the greatest flexibility, security, and network capacity available today. Providing the highest TCP/IP throughput in the industry — 18 Mbps downstream, and 4.2 Mbps upstream — with iDirect‘s Quality of Service (QoS), the Series 7000 delivers all the benefits of broadband IP networking beyond the constraints of the wired world. Built in flexibility PCI expansion slot + + ++ + + Mesh ready SCPC Wi—Fi (optional) 8 Port switch 48VDC Output on Tx port to support up to 8W Ku or 10W C—Band BUC Secure communications + Embedded 3DES/AES encryption (optional) Bandwidth optimization Reservation MF—TDMA return channel that is 4 times more bandwidth efficient than Slotted Aloha + + + + + + Turbo Codes on the forward and return channel for a 1.5 dB power advantage over RSV codes 1.2 Spacing — delivers 14% savings in bandwidth Proprietary IP encapsulation that is 15% more efficient than MPE (multi—protocol encapsulation) TCP and HTTP Acceleration Networks configured in 1kbps increments to get exactly the bandwidth required The iDirect line of remote satellite routers (series 3000, 5000 and 7000) is part of a family of solutions designed to meet the communications challenges of customers anywhere in the world. By providing different levels of functionality within the product lines, while insuring their interoperability, iDirect is uniquely capable of delivering the ideal networking solution for each customer network, or individual site based on their specific situation or challenges. iDirect‘s combination of flexibility and scalability allow us to deliver all the functionality of traditional broadband networks, beyond the constraints of the wired world. www.idirect.net

Series 7000 Remote Satellite Router Network Configuration Network Topology Star (TDM/TDMA with MF—TDMA), Star/Mesh, SCPC Symbol Rates Downstream: 64 ksps up to 11.5 Msps . Upstream: 64 ksps up to 2.875 Msps (5.75* Msps) Modulation Downstream: QPSK (BPSK*, 8PSK*) Upstream: QPSK (BPSK*) IP Data Rates Downstream: 128 kbps — 18 Mbps Upstream: 64 kbps — 4.2 Mbps (8.4* Mbps) FEC Downstream: TPC Rate 0.879, 0.793, 0.533, 0.431* Upstream: TPC Rate 0.793, 0.66, 0.533, 0.431* {(Other FEC Rates will be available in the future) Eb/No 3.9 E,/N, for 10%°¢ Quasi Error Free @ 0.533 FEC 4.6 E,/N, for 10° Quasi Error Free @ 0.793 FEC 4.8 E,/N, for 10° Quasi Error Free @ 0.879 FEC 5.4 E,/N, for 10%° Quasi Error Free @ 0.66 FEC Interfaces SatCom Interfaces TxIF: Type—F, 950 — 1700 MHz, Composite Power +7dBm / —35dBm RxIF: Type—F, 950 — 1700 MHz, Composite Power —5dBm / —65dBm TVRO: Type—F, 950 — 1700 MHz Available BUC Power (IFL) +24V or +48V (Supports 8W Ku or 10W C BUC) Available LNB Power (IFL) +19.5V (Nominal) 10 Mhz Reference Available Data Interfaces LAN: Single 10/100 and 8—Port 10/100 Switch, 802.1q VLAN RS—232: RJ45 (for GPS or Console connection or Antenna Pointing) Protocols Supported TCP, UDP, ICMP, IGMP, RIP Ver2, Static Routes, NAT, DHCP, DHCP Helper, Local DNS Caching, cRTP Security AES or 3DES* Link Encryption (Optional) Traffic Engineering QoS (CBWFQ), Minimum CIR, CIR (Static and Dynamic), Rate Limiting, Bandwidth on Demand Other Features Built—in Automatic Uplink Power, Frequency and Timing Control Adaptive Inbound Channel!* Mechanical/Environmental Size W 17.5 in x D 15.5 in x H 1.72 in (W 44.45 cm x D 39.37 cm x H4.37 cm) Weight 11 lbs (Including Power Supply) [3.63 Kg] Operating Temperature 0° to 60°C (+32° to +140°F) at Sea Level Input Voltage 100—240 VAC Universal Input, 50—60 Hz, 4A Max @ 100VAC — Planned for future release. Specifications subject to change without notice www.idirect.net v.17705

#. 2 2")Vertex «it RSl Warrior‘" Model 100 WIP—T Satcom Terminal General Specifications System Performance (HSVSNTd Transmit RF Terminal Frequency (GHz) 10.95—12.75 14.00—14.5 Reflector 1.0 meter carbon fiber segmented (6) Az/EV Pol Drive Motorized elevation over azimuth EIRP: w/ 4W BUC 46.2 dBW @ 1 dBc System mounted on baseband unit w/ 8W BUC 49.2 dBW @ 1 dBc Polarization Linear Cross—pol, motorized resolution w/ 15W BUC 52.0 dBW @ 1 dBe Configuration <0.25° G/T (NT sky 50K) 19.4 dBK Azimuth Travel +90° motorized, resolution <0.1° Elevation Travel 10° to 90°, motorized, resolution <0.1° TX Radiation Patten FCC §25.209, ITU—R $.528.5 Compliance Shock/Vibration Designed to meet MIL—STD—810F Data Interface 10/100BaseT Ethernet x 2 Operating Temperature —30°C to +50°C Digital Data Rate Up to 4 Mbps —— modem dependent Modulation BPSK or OQPSK Wind: Operational 60 kh Forward Error Viterbi, Sequential, Reed—Solomon Survival 100 kh Correction and Turbo Backpack Cases Weight Dimensions L—Band Frequency 950 to 1700 MHz TDMA (star or Cases 1 and 2 ~45 lbs. each 495 x 685 x Range Modes mesh) or SCPC 335 mm each Antenna Controller Fully—automatic satellite Optional Features acquisition, peaking and cross— pol adjustmentusing GPS, * Laptop or wired touchscreen display for user interface compass, and level sensors + Extended Ku—band (13.75—14.50 transmit) inputs * X—band or Ka—band conversion kits Operator Interface 10/100Base—T Ethernet Operating System Windows XP Embedded Backpack Cases Power 24 VDC (optional AC) Consumption 290W to 480W (varies with power source and SSPA size) GENERAL C4 Systems SATCOM Technologies 4825 River Green Parkway + Duluth, Georgia 30096 USA » Telephone: +1—770—497—8800 » Fax: +1—770—497—1009 E—mail: warrior@gdsatcom.com + Web Site: www.gdsatcom.com @©General Dynamics. All ights reserved. General Dynamics reserves the right to make changes in its products and specifications at any time and withoutnotice. Wanior100 Rev 12105


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