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Kenneth D. Harris

INDUSTRY DAY

AN/UYQ-70 Advanced Display System (Q-70) July 31, 2018 NSWC PHD A40 Division Manager

NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER

PORT HUENEME DIVISION

NAVSEA WARFARE CENTERS

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What We Do Combat System Life Cycle Support System Engineering Test and Evaluation Integrated Logistics Support Capabilities and Limitations Maintenance and Modernization In-Service Engineering Weapon System Installation/Integration Missile Development and Life Cycle Support Engineering Integration

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Introduction

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Equipment and Systems Supported Display Systems CDS and Legacy including Q-70 Video Systems Camera Systems Processing Systems CPS and Legacy including UYK-43 Secure Voice Systems Tactical Networks AEGIS LAN Interconnect System Maintenance Tools

CEC

MIPS

CYBER

Network & Digital Systems Division

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MCE, CPS, TSCE, BMDCS/BSP, MPRS, WDRC

Q-70 Overview AN/UYQ-70(V) Advanced Display System (commonly referenced as UYQ-70 ADS, Q70, or Q-70) was fielded in the late 1990s as an enterprise set of equipment in support of AEGIS CGs, DDGs, Allied AEGIS, FMS, CVN ships, and submarines For surface ships, the Q-70 family of equipment consists of the AEGIS Display System (ADS), Acoustic Display Console (ADC), Command & Decision Control (C&D), Embedded Processing System (EPS), Mission Critical Enclosure (MCE), Peripheral Emulation Program Console (PEP), Secure Voice System (SVS), SPA-25 Radar Repeater (SPA-25), Ship Self-Defense System (SSDS), and variants of each The Q-70 family is legacy equipment, having been in service across more than 90 combatant ship platforms and users. Q-70 has been out of major production for almost 20 years; however, current requirements project ship sustainment need through 2034 and recent discussions projecting the need through 2045 Presently, the Q-70 as an enterprise system and has been fielded for significantly longer in-service periods than originally anticipated. This has created a critical need to address the gaps in products and services provided for long-term supportability of the Q-70 equipment, particularly the AEGIS program

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Q-70 Family of Combat Systems and Networks

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Backup

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OJ-719(V) AEGIS Command and Decision Console (CND)

The console is a militarized operator console containing COTS components.

The lower console section (located below the bullnose assembly) has a hinged panel to access the VME cards, Mass Media Storage Devices (MMSDs), power subsystem, and two backup batteries. The lower section also contains the control panel assembly and communications footswitch.

The bullnose assembly contains the keyboard, the trackball assembly, a landscape-oriented touch-sensitive X-Terminal display, a communications alert (buzzer) assembly, buzzer DISABLE/RESET switch, five (5) console status indicators, and a keyboard dimmer control. The landscape X-Terminal is also known as the bullnose X-Terminal.

The upper console section (immediately above the bullnose assembly) contains the console display(s), an X-Terminal, a communications panel and cooling equipment (fans and heat exchanger assembly). The X-Terminal display in the upper section is also known as the console or portrait X-Terminal. The console rear contains numerous panels for interconnecting the console to external power and to external elements of the combat system.

AN/UYQ-70 Advanced Display System

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OJ-720 AEGIS Display System (ADS) The console is a militarized operator console cabinet that contains COTS circuitry in a Versa Module Eurocard (VME) bus architecture chassis with a flat panel display.

The console has a flat panel color display, ruggedized for shipboard use. The flat panel display has an On-Screen Display (OSD) control panel for brightness, contrast, screen resolution and other settings.

The bullnose operator panel assembly, located on the upper right corner of the bullnose, contains battle short and console status indicators. The trackball assembly, located on the right side of the bullnose, contains the trackball and associated switches. The keyboard, located on the bullnose, is a standard 101-key keyboard. The bullnose X-Terminal panel, located in front of the monitor, is an Electro-Luminescent (EL) panel with a 7-inch by 8.5-inch resistive touch screen color display surface for interfacing with the operating systems. It has no external controls or indicators.

The console X-Terminal panel is located to the left of the monitor. The CMT communications panel, located on the upper left corner of the console provides the operator with the capability to communicate in any of four modes, in addition to a backup Sound Power (SP) mode: Interphone, Network (NET), Radio Telephone (RT), or Conference (CONF). The communications footswitch provides the capability to operate the push-to-talk microphone via a foot-operated switch. The control panel assembly, located on the upper left corner on the lower cabinet, contains controls and indicators for local control of power to the console.

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Rack Based Console (RBC)

The cabinet is a militarized equipment cabinet that contains COTS components.

The control panel assembly located at the top of the cabinet contains controls and indicators for local control and monitoring of the power supplied to the RBC cabinet. The control panel also provides local monitoring of certain fault conditions.

The cabinet is equipped with a flat panel display (FPD) assembly with a lightweight, active matrix color Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD) panel. The FPD screen appearance is controlled by a menu button on the bezel which operates in conjunction with "up" and "down" buttons to guide the operator through the on-screen display. Power, fault, and over-temperature indicators are also mounted on the bezel, and a power switch is located at the rear of the FPD. The keyboard and trackball are part of a fully integrated assembly located on a retractable drawer.

The assembly is designed so that the operator can readily access the trackball while using the keyboard. The RBC cabinet contains, within its upper section, a color monitor, two or more Mass Media Storage Device (MMSD) drawers, and a retractable drawer containing a keyboard/trackball assembly.

The lower section has a hinged door to access the VME cards, the power supply, and backup batteries.

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Mission Critical Enclosure (MCE)

MCEs are deployed aboard AEGIS ships.

The electronic subassembly equipment installed within the enclosure is made up of COTS computing equipment.

This cabinet was developed to satisfy the need to provide an enclosure to protect COTS equipment from severe military environments.

The input power systems handle unique military power requirements which permit COTS power supplies to be used.

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OA-9482 Embedded System Processor Group Cabinet (ESPG)

Embedded Processor Subsystem Cabinet in a 72-inch environmentally isolated enclosure with an internal Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) 19-inch rack which contains one 20-slot VME chassis and one 30-slot VME chassis peripherals, power supplies, and an operator I/O panel and status panel.

The ESPG functions as part of the ADS Support Group and contains six unique processing nodes which are interconnected by the Display LAN. They are the Command and Decision (C&D) Adjunct, ADS-1B, ADS-2A, ADS-2B, and ADS-3 Router Subassemblies. Each processing node has its own set of inputs and outputs.

There are two redundantly configured ESPGs for system survivability.

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