MP PRD_v6.0_20231128_DRAFT.docx

Performance Requirements Document (PRD) For Manpack RADIO Set

PRODUCTION

Version 6.0

28 NOV 2023

Prepared by:

ProJECT Manager Tactical RadioS 6560 Surveillance Loop

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MD 21005

Statement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

Table of Contents

Table of Appendices

Table of Tables

REVISION LOG

· Appendix D – Added MP Radio Aviation Operations delayed threshold requirements.

· 3.1.5 – Updated VICTORY specification.

· 3.1.7 – Raised Atom and Black Sails requirements to threshold.

· 3.1.7 – Updated OTAM threshold version, added eOTAM 2.0 for objective.

· 3.1.7 – Added Mode 2/3 fill of SINCGARS objective requirement.

· 3.1.8 – Added cold and warm start when operating any waveform for objective.

· 3.1.11 – Clarified Operating Surface Temperature requirements.

· 3.2.3 – Raised VULOS, HQII, UHF SATCOM IW Phase II, MIL-STD-188-184, ATC, and WREN TSM to threshold.

· 3.2.3 – Raised SATURN to delayed threshold.

· 3.2.3 – Added internal route and retransmission characteristics for objective.

· 3.2.3 – Lowered SRW to objective.

· 3.2.3 – Updates to Table 3-1.

· 3.2.4 – Raised WREN TSM to threshold.

· 3.2.5 – Lowered SRW to objective.

· 3.2.8 – Raised MUOS 3.1.5 Patch 3 to threshold.

· 3.2.8 – Added MUOS 3.2 as objective.

· 3.2.15 – Added SATURN waveform requirements.

· 3.3.3 – Updated to OTAM Application Note 1.2 for threshold.

· 3.3.3 – Added OSS Application Note for the eOTAM 2.0 objective.

· 3.3.3 – Updated key retention requirements.

· 4.1 – Added Hold Up Battery (HUB) requirements.

· 5.1.2 – Added PN for common mounted omni-directional antenna assembly.

· 5.1.4 – Added PN for common mounted satellite antenna.

· 5.1.5 – Added PN for common mounted GPS antenna.

· 5.2.1 – Added dismounted data cables.

· 5.2.2 – Added mounted data cables.

· 5.5.1 – Clarified SVM space envelope dimensions, with MP Radio and 2 EHPAs.

· 5.5.1 – Added SVM environmental requirements with EHPA(s).

· 5.5.1 – Clarified SVM interface connectors.

· 5.5.1 – Removed Tyco-Amp connector PN 2101549-1 (Ch 1) and PN 2101549-2 (Ch 2) requirements from SVM.

· 5.5.1 – Removed interface requirement to AN/VRC-116 cabling.

· 5.5.2 – Clarified DVM space envelope dimensions, with 2 MP Radios and 2 EHPAs.

· 5.5.2 – Added DVM environmental requirements with EHPA(s).

· 5.5.2 – Clarified DVM interface connectors.

· 5.5.2 – Removed Tyco-Amp connector PN 2101549-1 (Ch 1) and PN 2101549-2 (Ch 2) requirements from DVM.

· 5.5.2 – Removed interface requirement to AN/VRC-117 cabling.

· 5.5.3 – Clarified SLA requirements for lock.

· 5.5.4, 8.4 – Removed Universal Tray objective.

· 6.9.1 – Updated IA accreditation document.

· 7.1 – Clarified Voice Mode. Raised GPS, ERF, SARK receive, Cue Mode transit, Cue Mode receive, and FH2/FH2M to threshold. Raised CT2 to delayed threshold. Lowered F1/F2 Retransmit to objective. Added FH3/FH3M and RBSA as objective.

· 8.1.1 – Removed Tyco-Amp connector PN 2101549-1 (Ch 1) and PN 2101549-2 (Ch 2) requirements from SLA.

· 8.2.2 – Clarified Pin C Signal Type and Characteristics in Table 8-4.

· 8.2.2 – Corrected Figure 4 socket orientation.

· 10.3 – Updated Installation Kit components.

· Appendix D – Added SINCGARS CT2 and SATURN U.S. Specification ED4 delayed threshold requirements.

· 1 – Updated MP CPD reference.

· 2.1.1 – Updated MUOS requirement to MIL-STD-188-187A.

· 2.1.1 – Updated SATURN specification documents.

· 2.1.1 – Updated to MIL-STD-1472H.

· 2.1.4 – Updated Specification to IS-GPS-153 Revision D.

· 3.1.2 – Added Battery Life objective requirements.

· 3.1.7 – Clarified Common MIB version.

· 3.1.7 – Raised eOTAM 2.0 to delayed threshold.

· 3.1.7 – Clarified eOTAM 2.0 supersedes OTAM 1.2.

· 3.1.7 – Clarified network management requirement.

· 3.1.8 – Removed SRW as objective.

· 3.1.10 – Raised receiving from both external SAASM and M-code GPS devices to delayed threshold.

· 3.1.10 – Clarified embedded GPS capability requirement.

· 3.1.10 – Removed embedded M-code GPS capability objective requirement.

· 3.1.11 – Updated Operating Surface Temperature requirements.

· 3.2 – Updated MUOS requirement to MIL-STD-188-187A.

· 3.2.3 – Removed SRW as objective.

· 3.2.3 – Updates to Table 3-1.

· 3.2.3 – Added note to clarify SINC/SINC Voice F1/F2 and F1/F1 in Table 3-1.

· 3.2.5 – Removed SRW as objective.

· 3.2.8 – Removed MUOS objective requirement for Frequency Plan B.

· 3.3.3 – Raised eOTAM 2.0 to delayed threshold.

· 3.3.3 – Clarified eOTAM 2.0 supersedes OTAM 1.2.

· 4.1.7 – Added Hold Up Battery (HUB) requirement.

· 5.2.2 – Added RAP-TR laptop.

· 5.2.5 – Raised external GPS cable to delayed threshold.

· 5.3 – Clarified requirements for batteries which are not on the US Army preferred battery list.

· 5.3.3 – Added battery box requirement for violent battery rupture.

· 5.5.6 – Clarified standalone EHPA mount.

· 5.5.6, 5.6.3 – Added TOC requirement for EHPA for objective.

· 5.6 – Updated TOC Kit requirements for objective.

· 5.7.4 – Added Dismount Remote HMI wrist strap requirement for delayed threshold.

· 5.7.5 – Added Dismounted Remote HMI objective requirement.

· 6 – Added TOC Kit testing and evaluation requirements for objective.

· 7.1 – Clarified Cue Mode transmit and SARK transmit. Added TSVCIS OTAR as delayed threshold. Raised FH3/FH3M to delayed threshold. Added F1/F1 Retransmit (internal redside) and F1/F2 Retransmit (internal redside). Added PT Override as objective.

· Table 7-3 – Updated UHF SATCOM IW Phase II rates to threshold.

· Table 7-6 – Clarified MUOS Waveform modes.

· 9 – Removed SRW as objective.

· 10.3 – Updated operational tempo for the Ready-Based Spares Kit from an updated Operational Mode Summary/Mission Profile (OMS/MP) for the Manpack.

· Appendix D – Updated the raise to threshold date for the SATURN U.S. Specification ED4 delayed threshold requirement.

· Appendix D – Added SINCGARS FH3, eOTAM 2.0, external GPS cable, and Dismount Remote HMI wrist strap delayed threshold requirements.

· 2.1.1 – Updated MIL-STD-188-220 specification version.

· 2.1.1 – Added SATURN ED3 specification document.

· 3.1.10 – Reinstated embedded M-code GPS capability objective requirement.

· 3.2.3 – Raised WREN NB to delayed threshold requirement.

· 3.2.3 – Added SATURN ED3 waveform threshold requirement.

· 3.2.3 – Updates to Table 3-1.

· 3.2.4 – Raised WREN NB to delayed threshold requirement.

· 3.2.4 – Added WREN NB Security clarifications.

· 3.2.6 – Updated MIL-STD-188-220 specification version.

· 3.2.8 – Updated objective requirement to MUOS version 3.2.1 or later.

· 3.2.15 – Added SATURN ED3 waveform threshold and delayed threshold requirements.

· 3.3.3 – Added follow-on KMI systems objective requirement.

· 6.1.7 – Updated fungus growth requirements.

· 9.1.4 – Removed DI2E websites since they are no longer active.

· 9.2.4 – Removed DI2E websites since they are no longer active.

· Appendix D – Added WREN NB and SATURN ED3 delayed threshold requirements.

· 2.1.1 – Added MIL-STD-810H specification and added objective requirements throughout document.

· 2.1.1 – Updated to MIL-STD-2169D specification version.

· 2.1.1 – Added MIL-STD-461G specification version.

· 2.1.1 – Added MIL-STD-464D specification version.

· 2.1.1 – Added MIL-STD-1275F specification version.

· 2.1.1 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-184A specification version.

· 2.1.1 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-241B specification version.

· 2.1.1 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-243A specification version.

· 2.1.1 – Updated MIL-STD-704F specification version.

· 2.1.4 – Updated Specification to IS-GPS-153 Revision E.

· 2.1.4 – Added IS-PNT-153 specification.

· 3.1.3 – Added MIL-STD-1275F specification objective requirement.

· 3.1.7 – Raised SINCGARS delayed threshold requirements to threshold.

· 3.1.7 – Added Universal Radio API objective requirement.

· 3.1.10 – Raised receiving from external M-code GPS device to threshold requirement.

· 3.1.10 – Updated to MIL-STD-6017E specification version.

· 3.2.3 – Raised WREN NB to threshold requirement.

· 3.2.4 – Raised WREN NB to threshold requirement.

· 3.2.4 – Added new WREN threshold and objective requirements.

· 3.2.6 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-241B specification version.

· 3.2.7 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-184A specification version.

· 3.2.10 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-243A specification version.

· 3.2.13 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-243A specification version.

· 4.6 – Raised Aviation Operations delayed threshold requirements to threshold.

· 4.6 – Removed blowing rain Aviation Operations requirement.

· 4.6 – Clarified transit Aviation Operations requirement.

· 5.2.5 – Raised external GPS cable to threshold requirement.

· 5.5 - Added MIL-STD-1275F specification objective requirement.

· 5.7 – Raised Dismount Remote HMI wrist strap to threshold requirement.

· 6.4 – Added MIL-STD-464D specification objective requirement.

· 6.4 – Added MIL-STD-461G specification objective requirement.

· 6.5 – Added MIL-STD-2169D objective requirement.

· 6.5 – Added MIL-STD-464D specification objective requirement.

· Table 7-1 – Clarified Cue Mode transmit. Raised modes to threshold (CT2, FH3, F1/F1 Retransmit (internal redside, same NET IDs, F1/F2 Retransmit (internal redside, different NET IDs)).

HMS PRD for MP Production 28 November 2023 Rev 6.0

Scope / Introduction This Performance Requirements Document (PRD) defines the technical requirements for the Manpack Radio (MP) Set contract under the authority of the Handheld, Manpack and Small- Form Fit (HMS) Project Manager Tactical Radio (PM TR). The HMS Office derives its authority from the Program Executive Office Command Control & Communications Tactical (PEO C3T). The requirements within the PRD are based on the Capability Production Document (CPD) for Mounted and Dismounted Operations Manpack. All requirements in this document apply to all Manpack Radio configurations unless otherwise specified for a particular configuration(s).

HMS Manpack Radio Set Description The MP Radio Set PRD defines a set of requirements for a Manpack Radio Set and Accessories that provide flexibility and adaptability to support the varied Warfighter mission requirements, whether in Dismounted, Mounted, Tactical Operations Center (TOC) configurations, or in Aviation operations.

The MP Radio Set provides Warfighters with the ability to achieve the following operational outcomes: increase mission accomplishment, survivability, and cross domain interoperability; mitigate risk factors of potential fratricide incidents; and improve speed of execution and connectivity in difficult environments. The Manpack Radio Set is classified National Security Agency (NSA) Type 1 and capable of operating a multitude of waveforms within the 2-2000 MHz range.

The PRD defines a Universal Variant of the 2-Channel MP Radio Set designed for Mounted, TOC, Dismounted, and Aviation operations and Accessories. This variant provides maximum flexibility for the warfighter in terms of performance and adaptability, and is designed to support networking, Legacy, and satellite waveforms. The Universal Variant is a required threshold for all vendors participating on the MP Radio contract. Appendix A defines the planned requirements for a light weight “Lite” Variant of the 2-Channel MP Radio Set designed primarily for Dismounted operations, see section H of the contract for more details.

The Manpack Radio Set components are categorized as follows:

· A Manpack Radio consists of, at a minimum, the following components: one (1) two channel MP Radio Receiver/Transmitter (R/T) Unit, two (2) MP Radio Power Amplifiers (either integrated or detachable), and one (1) MP Radio Local Human Machine Interface (HMI) (either integrated or detachable).

· Ancillaries to the MP Radio consist of the follow components: antennas, external speaker/microphones, batteries/power sources, battery boxes, vehicle mounts, TOC kits, remote HMIs, external amplifiers, adapters, and cables.

Accessories to the Manpack Radio Set consist of items not integral to the operation of the Manpack Radio Set, and include battery chargers, backpacks, and installation kits.

The system’s mission criticality and impact of system compromise requires the capability must survive and operate in a high risk cyber-contested environment against the span of anticipated adversaries ranging from amateurs to very sophisticated, persistent, and well-resourced adversaries at a nation state level. Adversaries are capable of advanced cyber trade craft using publicly available and customized tools to exploit known and unknown vulnerabilities, as well as the ability to develop and stealthily implant malware/vulnerabilities to conduct wide-ranging intelligence collection operations for identifying/targeting espionage/attack on both unencrypted and isolated networks, and in some cases create limited effects against defense critical infrastructure networks. Recognizing the adversaries’ current/projected cyber threat capabilities, the system must prevent or mitigate the effects of cyber events to maintain minimum functionality to complete the mission or return to base for recovery of sufficient capability to fight another day. Mitigations must ensure Confidentiality, Integrity, & Availability for trusted availability of internal and external information flows; must implement a defense in depth architecture, with no single points of failure; must leverage available DoD-developed cyber protection technologies (including consideration of protections inherited from the intended operational environment); and as required build specific custom protections, countermeasures and technologies to actively manage the system’s configuration to achieve and maintain an operationally relevant Cyber Survivability Risk Posture (CSRP).

Terms and Definitions In this specification, the term “shall” is used to mean a requirement. The terms “may” and “can” are not to be considered as requirements.

The Configuration System is defined as a combination of the actual performance, functional and physical attributes of the system. The performance, functional, and physical attributes of the system are defined by requirements in this document.

Threshold requirements, identified by “(t)”, shall be met or exceeded for the Manpack Radio Set Universal Variant and Accessories as specified in Paragraphs 3 through 10 to remain technically acceptable during the contract ordering period.

Objective requirements, identified by “(o)”, are desired requirements which provide enhanced capability. To ensure Objective requirements provide the desired enhanced capability, some Objective requirements are further defined by Threshold requirements which are applicable only to that Objective requirement, and are identified by “(to)”. If the Contractor proposes to meet an Objective requirement, the Contractor shall meet or exceed the “(to)” threshold requirements applicable to that Objective requirement. For example: If the Contractor proposes to provide a Standalone MP Radio R/T Unit (4.2.1), the Standalone MP Radio R/T Unit shall (a) (to) be identical to the MP Radio R/T unit included in the contractor’s Manpack Radio and (b) (to) meet the requirements of Paragraph 3, when functioning as part of a MP Radio and combined with the other Ancillaries of the MP Radio Set.

Certain requirements, identified by “(td)”, have been identified by the Government as delayed thresholds for the MP Radio Set. The Government anticipates raising these requirements to the threshold level after contract award, see Appendix D of the PRD for more details.

Certain requirements shall be required to operate under “conditions” to remain technically acceptable during the contract ordering period. Conditions describe performance standards against which a requirement must be met. An example of a requirement that has associated conditions is Paragraph 3.1.2.1 where the required battery life is measured in accordance with (IAW) the transmit and receive conditions listed in sub-paragraphs a) through c).

The terms “Standalone Vehicle Mount” and “Single Vehicle Mount” are synonymous.

Applicable Documents Specifications The following specifications and standards form a part of this document to the extent specified herein. The specifications and standards listed in the Department of Defense Index of Specifications and Standards (DODISS) at the time of contract award shall be the specifications and standards applicable to the requirements of the contract.

Military Standards

Device Subsystems

Channel Very High Frequency (VHF) Radio Equipment, September 24, 1999, (SECRET)

National Security Agency (NSA) Regulations and Specifications

*These documents are maintained in the Joint Tactical Networks (JTN) Information Repository (IR), vendor(s) are requested to submit appropriate access request with required level of security clearance to the Program Manager (PM) JTN Office.

Department of the Army (DA)

Other Government documents, drawings and publications

Technical Assessments for Compliance & Certification Processes Standard Operating Procedure, Version 1.1, 24 July 2014

Copies of the latest version of government owned hardware and software specifications can be made available upon request to PM TR office and upon Government approval of need to know.

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), Underwriters Laboratory (UL), Other

http://standards.ieee.org/findstds/standard/C95.1-2005.html

Sources of Classified Documents Copies of classified documents will be provided to individuals having the proper level of security clearance. Individuals can request classified documents prior to contract award from the secure JTN IR. After contract award access to classified information will be IAW DD Form 254 attached to the contract.

Manpack Radio Set Requirements The following requirements, except where specified, apply to mounted, dismounted, and TOC configurations of the MP Radio Set for the Universal Variant. Applicability of these requirements to the Lite Variant are provided in Appendix A.

MP Radio Set Characteristics Channels and Configurations

(t) The MP Radio Set shall consist of one MP Radio with Ancillaries as required to meet threshold requirements in Paragraphs 3 through 9.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall operate two independent channels simultaneously.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall support operations in a Dismounted configuration.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall support operations in a Mounted configuration.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall support operations in a TOC configuration.

Mission Weight and Battery Life

(t) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be no more than 16.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 8 hours under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% Push-to-Talk (PTT) Voice Transmit duty cycle in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups,

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

(o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be no more than 15.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 8 hours under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups,

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

(o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be no more than 9.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 8 hours under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups,

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

(o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be no more than 16.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 24 hours under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups,

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

(t) The MP Radio Set measured mission weight shall increase by no more than 3.5 lbs per channel when operating MUOS and Ultra-High Frequency Satellite Communications (UHF SATCOM) using Dismounted Satellite Communications At-the-Pause Antennas IAW paragraph 5.1.3.1.

(t) The MP Radio Set measured mission weight shall increase by no more than 1.0 lbs per channel when operating MUOS using Dismounted MUOS On-the-Move Antennas IAW paragraph 5.1.3.2.

Reserved

(o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be no more than 16.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 12 hours under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups,

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

(o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be no more than 16.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 16 hours under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups,

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

(o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be no more than 16.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 20 hours under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups,

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

(o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration shall operate the waveform combination MUOS/SINCGARS in a 4 node net, for 8 hours under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

a) MUOS Group: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

(o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration shall operate the waveform combination MUOS/SINCGARS in a 4 node net, for 12 hours under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

a) MUOS Group: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

(o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration shall operate the waveform combination MUOS/SINCGARS in a 4 node net, for 16 hours under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

a) MUOS Group: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

Power

(t) The MP Radio Set shall operate using rechargeable batteries, non-rechargeable batteries, and AC Adapter power sources IAW Paragraph 5.3.

(t) The MP Radio Set, when in mounted configuration, shall have the ability to operate using vehicle prime power (IAW MIL-STD-1275E, Paragraphs 5.1.1.1 steady state over the voltage range 20-33 VDC).

(t) The MP Radio Set, when in a mounted configuration, shall operate through cranking voltages as specified in MIL-STD-1275E, during which time the unit may stop transmitting and receiving but will not be damaged or lose any presets.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide capability to prevent radio damage caused by battery reverse polarity.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall monitor remaining battery power and provide the status information to the operator on the HMI when operating with smart batteries (e.g., compliant with Smart Battery Data Specification, Rev 1.1.)

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide capability to use standard army non-rechargeable and rechargeable -90 series batteries.

(t) The peak power consumption of two MP Radio Sets, when installed in a dual vehicle mount, including the mount, but excluding any External High Power Amplifiers, shall not exceed 600W.

(o) The peak power consumption of two MP Radio Sets, when installed in a dual vehicle mount, including the mount, but excluding any External High Power Amplifiers, shall not exceed 500W.

(t) The peak power consumption of a MP Radio Set, when installed in a Single vehicle mount, including the mount, but excluding any External High Power Amplifiers, shall not exceed 300W.

(o) The peak power consumption of a MP Radio Set, when installed in a Single vehicle mount, including the mount, but excluding any External High Power Amplifiers, shall not exceed 250W.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide for the capability to replace prime power batteries without the use of tools.

(o) The MP Radio Set shall provide for the capability to replace all batteries without the use of tools.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide circuitry to prevent damage from over-voltage, over-current, and over-temperature conditions.

(o) The MP Radio Set, when in mounted configuration, shall have the ability to operate using vehicle prime power (IAW MIL-STD-1275F, Paragraphs 5.1.1.1 steady state over the voltage range 20-33 VDC).

(o) The MP Radio Set, when in a mounted configuration, shall operate through cranking voltages as specified in MIL-STD-1275F, during which time the unit may stop transmitting and receiving but will not be damaged or lose any presets.

Connectors and Interfaces

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide connectors compatible with the U-283/U, 6 pin for each channel of audio and the key fill connector.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide legacy serial data interface IAW MIL-STD-188-114A as shown Paragraph 8.3 for compatibility with Fires support systems.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide electrical interface for headsets, speaker/microphone, and handset IAW MIL-DTL-55116C.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide one data interface per channel and a single interface for radio control compatible with Ethernet over Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0 or higher compatible with Android.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide Electronic Industries Association EIA-232 interface.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide interface for 10/100 Mbps, auto-negotiated Ethernet per channel.

(o) The MP Radio Set shall provide interface for 10/100/1000 Mbps, auto-negotiated Ethernet per channel.

(o) The MP Radio Set shall provide interface for auto-MDI-X Ethernet per channel.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide Type N Female RF interfaces for all dismounted antennas specified in Paragraphs 5.1.1 and 5.1.3, either directly or by use of adapters.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide Type N Female RF interfaces for all mounted antennas specified in Paragraphs 5.1.2 and 5.1.4, either directly or by use of adapters.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide Type TNC Female RF interfaces for GPS antenna specified in Paragraph 5.1.5 for all mounted configurations, either directly or by use of adapters.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide an Ethernet and IP over USB interface for SNMPv3 monitoring and control.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall sustain no damage when any Radio Frequency (RF) output port is open or shorted.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall be compliant with Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4).

(o) The MP Radio Set shall be compliant with Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6).

Victory In-Vehicle Network (IVN)

(o) The MP Radio Set, when in a vehicle-mounted configuration, shall provide an interface to an Ethernet-based IVN as specified in section 8.5.1.1 of the VICTORY 1.9 specification.

(o) The MP Radio Set, when in a vehicle-mounted configuration, shall provide a Precision Time Protocol (PTP) client to receive time information via PTPv2 as specified in section 7.1.1.1.2 of the VICTORY 1.9 specification.

(o) The MP Radio Set, when in a vehicle-mounted configuration, shall subscribe to and receive multicast position information from the data interface of a position service as specified in section 7.1.2.1 of the VICTORY 1.9 specification.

Reserved Waveform and Preset Storage

(t) The MP Radio Set shall store all operational parameters required by all waveforms for at least 9 months after loss of primary or main battery power source.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall have the storage capacity to store at least 100 presets, with a minimum of 50 presets per channel.

Waveform Network Management and Planning

(t) The MP Radio Set shall be fully configurable using a J-TNT or Ruggedized Application Platform-Tactical Radio (RAP-TR) laptop.

Reserved Reserved

(t) The MP Radio Set shall support loading of all software and mission parameters using J-TNT or RAP-TR laptop.

Reserved

(t) The MP Radio Set shall provide the ability for software and mission data to be loaded via USB mass storage device drag and drop method.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall be able to be monitored and controlled via SNMPv3.

(t) The MP Radio Set core SNMP monitoring and control functionality shall include the minimum capabilities as described in Paragraph 9.

(o) The MP Radio Set shall implement the Program Manager for Tactical Radios (PM TR) Common Management Information Base (MIB) Version 2.0.4 for all channels and/or control of the radio. (Note: The PM TR Common MIB Version 2.0.4 specification is available in the PM TR Configuration Control Repository (PM TR CCR)).

(t) The MP Radio Set shall be able to be fully configured with key material and mission preset information via the AN/PYQ-10 Simple Key Loader (SKL).

(t) The MP Radio Set shall support fill of SINCGARS loadsets using the SKL.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall allow user to operate multiple hopsets from a single SINCGARS loadset.

(o) The MP Radio Set shall be capable of using the Next Generation Simple Key Loader (SKL) to load COMSEC and presets for all capable waveforms.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall support Over the Air transmission and reception of new mission presets IAW the JTNC IR OTAM Application Note Unit Task Re-organization (UTR) Enhancement Enterprise OTAM 1.2 dated September 2017, or later (superseded by paragraph 3.1.7.17).

(t) The MP Radio Set shall be configurable with the WREN defined network management and planning capability for configuring, loading, controlling, and monitoring of the radio for TSM operation, using the TrellisWare TSM Application Programming Interface (API).

(t) The MP Radio Set shall be interoperable with Army network management tools and shall support the network manager capabilities to plan, implement, manage, control, identify, monitor, and configure radio user access and profile parameters of the network to include, but not limited to; voice call groups participation and physical network presets.

(td) The MP Radio Set shall support Over the Air transmission and reception of new mission presets IAW the JTNC IR Over-the-Air Server Service (OSS) Application Note for the eOTAM 2.0, or later (supersedes paragraph 3.1.7.14).

(o) The MP Radio Set shall support Mode 2/3 fill of SINCGARS IAW Drawing A3191133 Revision A, Specification - Interface for Mode 2 and Mode 3 Fill.

(o) The MP Radio Set shall implement the PM TR Universal Radio API Version 2.0.0 to provision, configure, and monitor the radio in a way common to other radios in the PM TR portfolio.

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(t) The MP Radio Set, when operating WREN and SINCGARS, shall allow operators to load mission data and crypto keys, and place both channels of the radio into operation (enter into network(s)) within 11 minutes, from powering on a zeroized radio, without requiring maintenance personnel.

(t) The MP Radio Set, when operating WREN and SINCGARS, shall allow operators to place both radio channels into operation (enter into network(s)) within 5 minutes or less from power on assuming mission data and crypto keys have been previously loaded, without requiring maintenance personnel.

(t) The MP Radio Set, when operating any waveform, shall allow operators to place both radio channels into operation from power on using mission data and crypto keys which have been previously loaded, without requiring maintenance personnel.

(o) The MP Radio Set, when operating any combination of waveforms, shall allow operators to load mission data and crypto keys, and place both channels of the radio into operation (enter into network(s)) within 11 minutes, from powering on a zeroized radio, without requiring maintenance personnel.

(o) The MP Radio Set, when operating any combination of waveforms, shall allow operators to place both radio channels into operation (enter into network(s)) within 5 minutes or less from power on assuming mission data and crypto keys have been previously loaded, without requiring maintenance personnel.

Self Test and Status

(t) The MP Radio shall perform Power On Self-Test (POST) to determine operational status.

(t) The MP Radio shall be capable of performing Continuous and User Initiated Built-In-Test (BIT) to detect and locate faults.

(t) The MP Radio shall be capable of detecting at least 95% of all faults.

(t) The MP Radio shall be capable of isolating at least 90% of all detected faults to a Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) level.

Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT)

(t) The MP Radio Set shall be able to receive precision time and position data via GPS-153 formatted message from an external SAASM Global Positioning System (GPS) device.

(t) The MP Radio Set shall be able to receive precision time and position data via GPS-153 formatted message from an external M-code Global Positioning System (GPS) device.

(t) The MP Radio Set GPS shall incorporate an embedded GPS capability as a secondary means of obtaining PNT data.

(t) The MP Radio Set embedded GPS accuracy shall be within 15 meters (95% CEP).

(o) The MP Radio Set embedded GPS accuracy shall be within 3 meters (95% CEP).

(o) The MP Radio Set GPS shall incorporate an embedded M-code GPS capability.

(t) The MP Radio Set, when operating waveforms for transmitting Position Location Information (PLI) over IP data, shall use Variable Message Format (VMF) K5.01 IAW the MIL-STD-6017 and MIL-STD-6017A series with VMF header IAW MIL-STD-2045-47001C.

(o) The MP Radio Set, when operating compatible waveforms, shall transmit Position Location Information (PLI) over IP data waveforms using Variable Message Format (VMF) K5.01 IAW the MIL-STD-6017E series with VMF header IAW MIL-STD-2045-47001C.

(t) The MP Radio Set, when operating compatible waveforms, shall transmit PLI configurable by change in time or distance.

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(t) The MP Radio Set, shall not exceed the temperatures exposure limits for prolonged contract or handling and momentary contact IAW MIL-STD-1472H where prolonged contact or handling is defined as continuous physical touching of the radio surface for two seconds or longer and momentary contact is defined as continuous physical touching of the radio surface for less than two seconds. Radio surfaces shall not exceed momentary contact temperature of 60°C and prolonged contact or handling temperature of 49°C under all of the following steady state conditions:

a) Ambient temperature of 22 ± 1°C,

b) Exposure to 3 mph breeze,

c) Radio not in rucksack,

d) No solar loading contribution,

e) Each of the waveform combinations WREN/WREN, WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading conditions of:

1) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% Push-to-Talk (PTT) Voice Transmit duty cycle in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups,

2) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle,

3) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve required ranges.

(o) The MP Radio Set, shall not exceed the temperatures exposure limits for prolonged contract or handling and momentary contact IAW MIL-STD-1472H where prolonged contact or handling is defined as continuous physical touching of the radio surface for two seconds or longer and momentary contact is defined as continuous physical touching of the radio surface for less than two seconds. Radio surfaces shall not exceed momentary contact temperature of 60°C and prolonged contact or handling temperature of 49°C under all of the following steady state conditions:

a) Ambient temperature of 33 ± 1°C,

b) Exposure to 3 mph breeze,

c) Radio not in rucksack,