F-16 AAGs for the CAPRE SMLV Description.pdf

F-16 AAGs for the CAPRE SMLV

DESCRIPTION

The AFLCMC/ROA Division mission is to lead the development, acquisition and sustainment effort to meet USAF ATS mission requirements. The ATS division Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex, Warner Robins, Georgia, has a requirement to obtain production level software, hardware, and corresponding TOs of ten AAGs designed for the F-16 aircraft that will integrate with the CAPRE SMLV listed in Table A: F-16 AAGs for the CAPRE SMLV.

The CAPRE SMLV is designed to provide a secure and compact software system which provides a reconfigurable interface between a commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) ruggedized laptop (referred to as the CAPRE Controller) and various aircraft Line Replaceable Units (LRUs). It provides a means to transfer Mission Data Files (MDFs), Operation Flight Programs (OFPs), etc. from the CAPRE Controller into an LRU’s memory. In also provides other required maintenance operations, such as downloading information from the LRUs and/or other diagnostic-type operations. The fundamental requirement for the CAPRE SMLV system is to provide a secure, portable system that rapidly retrieves and verifies new LRU OFPs and MDFs, processes them and reprograms the targeted LRU in both shop and flight line environments.

The CAPRE SMLV system consists of the CAPRE Controller, CAPRE System Image, CAPRE Host software, AAG subsystem, the Network Interface Module (NIM), and Ethernet/Interface Cables. The AAG subsystem includes the CAPRE SMLV AAG hardware and software items required for reprogramming a distinct LRU. The hardware components include, but are not limited to, a ruggedized AAG cable and an optional AAG Adapter Module used to connect to the LRU. The software components include, but are not limited to, the AAG Operation software, Hardware Runtime Environment (HRE) (which includes the IM firmware, FPGA configuration file(s)), peripheral definition file, and the AAG install file. These software components are packaged together in the AAG file. The software and hardware components are referred to as the CAPRE SMLV AAG.

Hardware will be designed and developed utilizing commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) available equipment. For new ruggedized AAG cables developed as part of this effort, a quantity of 300 each will be required. Delivered production level software will be non-proprietary and designed/developed utilizing the ADK and any other resource(s) available. Depending on the company and AAG, there may be a requirement to contact the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) directly for data, specifications, or technical information. A TO will be delivered for operation of each of the ten corresponding AAGs. The USG will own all data rights to delivered production level software and hardware.

Table A: F-16 AAGs for the CAPRE SMLV

Number AAG Listing

F-16

Block

Cable Required to be Produced

(300 ea.)

Cable Provided as GFP

F-16 Advanced Color Program Display Generator (ACPDG)

30 No Yes

2 F-16 ALQ-131 Electronic Countermeasures Pod

30, 40, 50 Yes No

3 F-16 Anti-Skid 30, 40, 50 Yes No

4 F-16 Enhanced Color Programmable Display Generators (CPDG/eCPDG)

40, 50 Yes No

5 F-16 Crash Survivable Flight Data Recorder (CSFDR)

30, 40, 50 Yes No

6 F-16 Data Acquisition System

(DAS)

50 No Yes

7 F-16 Digital Flight Control System

(DFLCS)

40, 50 No Yes

8 F-16 Expanded Enhanced Fire Control Computer (EEFCC)

30 Yes No

9 F-16 Flight Control Seat Data Recorder (FCSDR)

30, 40, 50 Yes No

10 F-16 Modular Mission Computer

(MMC) 7000A

40, 50 No Yes