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U. S. COAST GUARD WMEC TMR-90 HIGH FREQUENCY

(HF) TRANSCEIVER SYSTEM PARTS SPECIFICATION

Date: 06/22/2015

PART 1 – SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS DESCRIPTION:

The U.S. Coast Guard requires parts which integrate into the current TMR- 90 HF Transceiver System and supporting hardware aboard Coast Guard cutters. Current system provides reliable data and voice communications over the High Frequency radio spectrum that is interoperable with DHS and DOD assets in secure and non-secure modes to meet the following minimum requirements:

a) 1.5 -29.999 MHz Operational Transceiver Frequency

b) 125-Watt (PEP) linear power amplifier with operator selectable output level control to provide for a 125 Watt NVIS circuit configuration.

c) 1 KW PEP linear power amplifier w/operator selectable output level control and limited power operation upon module/component failure to provide for a 1 KW long haul circuit configuration.

d) USB; LSB; ISB; CW; AM; FSK Modes of Operation available within each transceiver system.

e) Input Power Compatibility with 120/220 VAC

f) Environmental Compliance with MIL-STD-81 OE

g) 2nd Generation (2G) Automatic Link Establishment (ALE) Capability in compliance with MIL-STD-188-141B, Appendix A.

h) Data Exchange Capability in compliance with MIL-STD-188-l IOB and STANAG 4055.

i) TADIL A Link 11 Capability in compliance with MJL-STD-188-203-

I A

j) 19" Shipboard Rack Mountable equipment that utilizes no more than

30" vertical rack space per 125W or 1KW system and weighs less than 200 lbs per 1 KW system. The four-system configuration that shall consist of two 125W circuits and two 1KW circuits must utilize no more than 120" vertical rack space.

k) Software defined and programmable Man Machine Interface (MMI) radio control system that provides control of all radio functions including ALE operations. Available and supplied as a front panel local control, stand alone remote control and rack mount computer control.

I) Automatic upon equipment power on and Operator initiated Built-In Test Equipment (BITE) testing that will identify 100% of any hardware fault to the Lowest Repairable Level (LRU).

m) Manufacturer supplied hardware that allows power efficient coupling matching capability with the Coast Guard Grounded Half Loop, Near Vertical Incidence Sky- wave (NVIS) antenna system throughout the transceiver operating frequency range, with a maximum VSWR of 2.0: I and transmission efficiency greater than 15% while maintaining compliance with MIL-STD-188-141 B.

PART IA – INDIVIDUAL PARTS SPECIFICATIONS

The U.S. Coast Guard requires the individual parts within the TMR-90

HF Transceiver system to meet the following minimum specifications:

a) TMR-8092 Dual Channel Transceiver and TMR-5091 Dual Channel

Receiver;

Frequency Stability OCXO: 0.01 PPM, 0 to +50 degrees C , Modes of Operation, USB/LSB/ISB/CW/AM/AME A1A,A1B, B7B, B8E, B9W, F1A, F1B, F1C, F3C, H2A, H2B, H3E, J2B, J3E, R2A, R2B, R3E in Simplex, Half Duplex, or Full Duplex operation.

Direct frequency or channel entry tuning from keypad, Remote Control Unit or computer.

Two independent channels for input/output with -20 dBm to +10 dBm and 600 ohm balanced audio.

b) TMR- 6490 Remote Control, Front Panel and TMR-6491 Remote Control Unit

Graphical User Interface (GUI) display allowing 160 degree viewable area and dimming from 100% to 5% brightness.

Ability to communicate using RS-485 and RS-232 , communication control baud rates of 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 or 38400. Ability to control up to 49 radios and control units on the global bus network.

c) TMR-1096 Linear Power Amp (LPA) 125W

Operating frequency range of 1.5 to 30 MHz, RF output power of 125 W plus or minus 1dB average or peak envelope power (PEP) into a 50 ohm load, selectable reduced power levels of 62, 31,16,8,4,2 and 1W plus or minus 1 dB continuous duty.

VSWR greater than 1.3:1, 50 mW input drive, fully compatible with TMR-4095 and TMR-4096 without control cable, Over Temperature Protection, Output Load Mismatch Protection, and Over Current Protection.

d) TMR-4095 and TMR-4096 125W Antenna Couplers Operating frequency range of 1.5 to 30 MHz, Input Power Rating of 125W PEP and Avg, Antenna Matching Capability 10’ whip antennas above 1.8MHz , 13’ whip antennas above

1.7 MHz, 23’ whip antennas 1.5 to 30 MHz, wire antennas up

to 150’, Broadband dipoles and NVIS antennas. Tuning time less than 5 ms from memory, 300 ms-600ms maximum RF tune. Remote capability up to 328’ separation from amplifier.

e) TMR-3302 Dual Channel Modem Control must be available from TMR-6490 or 6491, automatic best channel selection, automatic initialization at power-up to user configuration , detailed log reports of system activity and diagnostic operations.

PART IB – TECHNICAL SUPPORT SPECIFICATIONS

The U.S. Coast Guard requires Technical Support from the OEM in the form of six (6) visits per each year of the contract, each visit to be duration of five (5) working days. This Support will be in the form of training of C3CEN personnel assigned to the Electronics Repair Facilities (ERF), Baltimore, Md. Training will consist of any hardware/software changes/updates, as well as any other changes in equipment configuration in order for ERF personnel to more efficiently maintain/repair equipment.

PART II – DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS

SHIP ITEMS TO: USCG SURFACE FORCES LOGISTICS CENTER

RECEIVING ROOM- BUILDING 88

2401 HAWKINS POINT ROAD

BALTIMORE, MD 21226

NOTE: Items must be received between the hours of 7:00AM and 3:00PM, EST, MON-FRI.

Delivery is required no later than 120 calendar days after receipt of a delivery order.

PART III – PRESERVATION, PACKAGING, MARKING, and BAR

CODING

All items shall be individually preserved, packaged, marked, and bar coded in accordance with:

SP-PP&M-001 REV D (dated 10/00) Change 1 (dated 05/10)

Failure to comply with the stated packaging and marking requirements will result in ALL material being RETURNED to vendor at VENDOR’S

EXPENSE.

PART IV - WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS

The vendor warrants that all items furnished will be free from defects in workmanship or material and will conform to the specifications and all other requirements of this contract for ONE (1) YEAR FROM DATE OF RECEIPT OF MATERIALS. Any items found not to be in conformance with the requirements stated herein SHALL BE repaired or replaced at the

VENDOR’S EXPENSE.

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