OCS Comm by Tactical Radio

8/14/2019 OCS Comm by Tactical Radio

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TERMINAL LEARNING

OBJECTIVEACTION: COMMUNICATE BY A TACTICAL RADIO

CONDITION: GIVEN AN AN/VRC88, ANCD, AND

OPERATIONAL DISTANT TACTICAL

RADIO

STANDARDS: ESTABLISH VOICECOMMUNICATIONS WITH THE

DISTANT TACTICAL RADIO


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ENABLING LEARNING

OBJECTIVEACTION: PLACE THE RADIO INTO OPERATION

CONDITION: GIVEN AN AN/VRC88, ANCD, ANDOPERATIONAL DISTANT TACTICAL

RADIO

STANDARDS: RADIO PASSES OPERATIONALCHECKS


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WORK STATION SETUP

1. Follow instructions

2. SELF TEST must be complete before you put the

FCTN knob in any other position.


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MENU SELECTION

1. Set the Volume. - Press menu

- Volume=#

- To change enter number of desired

level 1-9 with 0 activating the WHSP

2. Set Channel.

- Press menu

- Channel= #

- Cue=7 Man=0 Chan 1=1

- Chan 2=2 Chan 3=3 Chan 4=4

- Chan 5=5 Chan 6=6


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MENU SELECTION

3. Set Power.

- Press menu

- Power= LO, MED, HI, PA

- Press CHG/7 to change Power setting

4. Set Mode of Operation.

- Press menu- Mode= SC, FH, FH-M

- Press CHG/7 until desired Mode

5. Set COMSEC. - Press menu

- COMSEC=PT, CT, TD, RV

- Press CHG / 7 to desired setting


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SC PRESETS:1. CHAN 1-6 CUE or MAN2. MODE SC3. FCTN KNOB LD4. COMSEC - PT

PRESS - FREQ

PRESS - CLR PROGRAM FREQUENCY

PRESS - STO

SINGLE CHANNEL

OPERATIONS


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00, 25, 50, 75

FREQ: 35775

FREQ: 35785

BASE FREQUENCY

ALL FREQUENCIES IN SINGLE

CHANNEL END IN:


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OFFSET PRESETS:1. CHAN 1-6 CUE or MAN2. MODE SC

3. FCTN LD4. COMSEC PT/CT

PRESS FREQ

PRESS ERF / OFFSETPRESS CHG / 7 [ 00, 05, 10, -10, -05 ]

OFFSETTING

FREQUENCY


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CUE 32000 CH 3 49000

MAN 38245 CH 4 53005

CH 1 41885 CH 5 55090

CH 2 46050 CH 6 58375

PROGRAM

FREQUENCIES

NOTE: DO NOT PRESS FREQ BUTTON AFTER

YOU HAVE OFFSET A FREQUENCY


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ENABLING LEARNING

OBJECTIVEACTION: ENTER THE NET

CONDITION: GIVEN AN AN/VRC 88, ANCD, ANDOPERATIONAL DISTANT TACTICAL

RADIO

STANDARDS: NET ACCESS IS ACCEPTED BY THENCS


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Net Discipline

Authorized transmissions only

Enforce radio silence

Use authorized prowords

Prohibit profane, indecent, obscene

language


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Operator Actions

Listen before transmitting

Minimize transmission time

Speak naturally

Pause after natural phrase


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Phonetic Alphabet

Associates a word with each letter

Used to clarify transmissions

Do not substitute prowords for actual

text of message


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A B C D EALFA BRAVO CHARLIE DELTA ECHO

(AL FAH) (BRAH VOH) (CHAR LEE) (DELL TAH) (ECK OH)

F G H I J

FOXTROT GOLF HOTEL INDIA JULIETT

(FOKS TROT) (GOLF) (HOH TELL) (IN DEE AH) (JEW LEE ETT)

K L M N O

KILO LIMA MIKE NOVEMBER OSCAR

(KEY LOH) (LEE MAH) (MIKE) (NO VEM BER) (OSS CAR)

P Q R S T

PAPA QUEBEC ROMEO SIERRA TANGO

(PAH PAH) (KEH BECK) (ROW ME OH) (SEE AIR RAH) (TANG GO)

U V W X Y

UNIFORM VICTOR WHISKEY XRAY YANKEE

(YOU NEE FORM) (VIK TAH) (WISS KEY) (ECKS RAY) (YANG KEY)

Z 1 2 3 4

ZULU WUN TOO TREE FOW ER

(ZOO LOO)5 6 7 8 9

FIFE SIX SEV EN AIT NIN ER

0

ZE RO

Phonetic Alphabet and Numbers


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Phonetic Alphabet

Ranger

Infantry

Signal

Bayonet

Artillery

Quartermaster

Officer

Victory

Warrior

Finance


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Prowords

Words or Phrases which have assignedmeanings

Designed to expedite message delivery


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Prowords

All After The portion of themessage to which I

have reference is all

that which follows

All Before The portion of the

message to which I

have reference is all

that which precedes


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Prowords

Correct You are correct, or

what you have

transmitted is correct

Correction An error has beenmade in this

transmission. The

correct versionis__________


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Prowords

Disregard this

transmission

out

This transmission is in

error. Disregard it.

Do not answer Stations called are notto answer this call.


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Prowords

Figures Numerals or numbers

follow

From The originator of thismessage is_____


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Prowords

Grid The portion following

is a grid reference

I Spell I will the next word

phonetically

Message A message which

requires recording

follows


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Prowords

More to

follow

Transmitting station

has additional trafficfor the receiving

station

Nothing

Heard

Used when no reply is

received from the

called station


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ProwordsOut Used at the end of a

transmission and noanswer is required or

expected.

Over This is the end of mytransmission, respond.

Transmit now.


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ProwordsRead Back Repeat the entire

transmission back tome exactly as received

Relay (to) Transmit this message

to addressee _____


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Prowords

Roger I have received your

last transmissionsatisfactorily

Say Again Repeat your lasttransmission


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ProwordsSilence Cease transmissions

immediately.Maintain until lifted.

Silence Lifted Silence is lifted.

(authenticated by

codeword)


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ProwordsThis is This transmission is

from the station whosedesignator

immediately follows.

Through me Relay your messagethrough me

Time Time or DTG follows


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Prowords

To The addressees

immediately following

are addressed for

action

UnknownStation

Identity of the stationwith whom I am

attempting to establish

communication isunknown.


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Prowords

Wait I must pause fora few seconds

WaitOut

I must pause forlonger than a

few seconds

P d


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Prowords

WILCO I have received your

transmission,understand, and will

comply.

Wrong Your last transmission

was incorrect. The

correct version is___


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Radio Checks

Rating signal strength and readability

A station is Loud and Clear unless toldotherwise


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Radio Checks

Radio Check What is my strength

and readability?

Roger I received your

transmission satisfactorily


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Radio Checks

Strength Prowords Loud

Good

Weak

Very Weak

Poor

Readability Prowords Clear

Readable

Unreadable Distorted

With Interference

Intermittent


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CONVOY WILL ARRIVE AT 1600

HOURS AT GRID EF12359934

MOVE TANKS 400 METERS WEST

OF YOUR LOCATION

AIRCRAFT WILL ARRIVE A GRID

ER 99933355 AT 0400 HOURS


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REQUEST ORANGE 1 REPORT BE

SENT TO BDE HQS BY 0800 HRS

APC IS BROKEN DOWN AT GRID

WE85553733. RECOVERY VEHICLEIS NEEDED.


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SOI RADIO SUPERVISOR

ANCD

MAIN MENU


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S O I M E N U

qRef Group3

Net4

sufX Pyro

Tmpd

2

Set

1

C/s Find Memo


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SOI RADIO SUPERVISOR

ANCD

MAIN MENU

ICOM FILL


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ICOM FILL PRESETS:1. CHAN 012. MODE FH3. FCTN LD

4. COMSEC CT

LOAD ICOM DATA FROM ANCD

ICOM FILL


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R A D I O M E N U

Send Receive Database

sEtup Comsec Time

ICOM FILL


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TURN ON ANCD

SELECT RADIO PRESS ENTER

SELECT SEND PRESS ENTER

SELECT RADIO PRESS ENTER

SELECT ICOM PRESS ENTER

ICOM FILL

FROM ANCD

ICOM FILL


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CONNECT ANCD TO RT PRESS ENTER

ENSURE FCTN SWITCH PRESS ENTERIS SET TO LD

DO YOU WANT TO INCLUDE PRESS ENTERTIME. (N)

PRESS LOAD ON RT PRESS LOAD

ICOM FILL

FROM ANCD

ESTABLISHING


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ESTABLISHING

FREQUENCY HOPPING

NET

SET PRESETS FOR SC OPS

PROGRAM SOI DATA (MAN ANDCUE FREQs)

SET PRESETS FOR FH OPS

LOAD ICOM fill data FROM ANCD


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1. CHAN ANY2. MODE FH3. FCTN LD

4. COMSEC CT

-Use this method when you are reasonably

certain that SYNC time is the problem

SYNCH TIME SETTINGS


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TIME # # WILL DISPLAY

CLR ENTER JULIAN DATE

STO

TIME AGAIN, # # # # HOURS &MINUTES WILL DISPLAY

PROGRAM HOURS & MINUTES

PRESS STO

SYNCH TIME SETTINGS


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Synch Time

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ENABLING LEARNING

OBJECTIVEACTION: TRANSMIT A RADIO MESSAGE

CONDITION: GIVEN AN AN/VRC 88, ANCD, AND

OPERATIONAL DISTANT TACTICAL

RADIO

STANDARDS: DISTANT TACTICAL RADIOACKNOWLEDGES RECEIPT OF

TRANSMISSION


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ZEROIZE ALL RT

Function knob to Z for 5 seconds

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