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BRE2TA: Controlador IP y ARQ de banda ancha RC10 – 120 kbps

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BRE2TA: Controlador IP y ARQ de banda ancha RC10 – 120 kbps

El servidor ARQ y controlador IP RC10 es una plataforma de montaje en rack diseñada específicamente para el protocolo de solicitud de repetición automática (ARQ) STANAG 5066. El RC10 incorpora una función de pila de protocolos STANAG 5066, lo que permite que aplicaciones de usuario como sistemas de gestión de mensajes militares, correo electrónico, chat y aplicaciones IP operen de manera eficiente a través de enlaces de radio HF estratégicos y marítimos más allá de la línea de visión (BLOS) .

Además, el RC10 incorpora un controlador de red MARLIN STANAG 4691 que permite que las aplicaciones IP funcionen de manera eficiente a través de enlaces de radio V/UHF de línea de visión extendida (ELOS).

El RC10 está destinado a integradores de sistemas de comunicaciones de datos HF estratégicos y navales, incluidos los sistemas de comunicaciones de la OTAN.

Pila ARQ de banda ancha STANAG 5066 integrada

El RC10 incorpora una  pila ARQ STANAG 5066  y los clientes STANAG 5066 integrados suelen ser necesarios para la mayoría de los usuarios. El RC10 cumple con todos los requisitos obligatorios de la edición 4 de STANAG 5066. El RC10 está diseñado para funcionar junto con el RM10 Wideband SDM & ALE para soluciones seguras de comunicaciones de datos HF con una unidad criptográfica externa. El RM10 es una unidad de módem para montaje en rack con una opción de software para formas de onda de módem de datos HF de banda ancha integradas que cumplen con MIL-STD-188-110D y STANAG 5069 (Bloque 3), así como las funciones del controlador Wideband ALE (WALE), especificadas en MIL-STD-188-141D. El RM10 proporciona velocidades de datos inalámbricas (OTA) de hasta 120 000 bps en enlaces de comunicación HF de onda superficial y más allá de la línea de visión (BLOS). El RC10 puede conectarse directamente a servidores de correo electrónico externos y a sistemas militares de gestión de mensajes (MMHS). Un cliente destacado compatible con el RC10 es el cliente IP para aplicaciones IP sobre HF.

Controlador de red MARLIN STANAG 4691 integrado

La plataforma RC10 también incluye software integrado para el protocolo MARLIN (Mobile Ad-Hoc Relay Line-of-Sight Networking), basado en la  especificación NATO ACompP-4691/STANAG 4691 Anexo A (Versión 1)  . La RC10 está diseñada para funcionar junto con el módem RM10 Wideband SDM & ALE para soluciones seguras de comunicaciones de datos IP en V/UHF con una unidad criptográfica externa. El RM10 es un módem para montaje en rack con una opción de software para formas de onda de módem de datos V/UHF integradas que cumplen con el Anexo B de STANAG 4691 (20/25 kHz), proporcionando velocidades de datos brutas de hasta 96000 bps en enlaces de comunicación de línea de visión (LOS) UHF. La combinación RC10/RM10, cuando se acopla a radios de banda ancha VHF o UHF, proporciona un sistema de comunicación de datos IP versátil. El controlador de red MARLIN STANAG 4691 integrado en el RC10 admite una función de retransmisión de múltiples saltos que transformará eficazmente un sistema de radio LOS en un sistema de línea de visión extendida (ELOS).

Despliegue de la pila ARQ de banda ancha STANAG 5066 del RC10

The RC10 is suitable for installation on naval and maritime below-deck platforms (surface, sub-surface and air) due to its compact form factor and environmental specifications, especially the wide temperature range. The RC10 has added capabilities to allow it to also operate in high-power NATO shore stations e.g., those with broadcast and ship-shore (BRASS) including BRASS Initial Core Capability (BICC) and BRASS IP Enhanced System (BRIPES), BRASS Enhancements 1 Technical Architecture (BRE1TA) and BRASS Enhancements 2 Technical Architecture (BRE2TA) configurations. The RC10 can operate in either fixed-frequency or multi-frequency networks, and it provides interoperability with other STANAG 5066 products such as RC66, BFEM66, 4KMA and RIFAN.The RC10 STANAG 5066 ARQ protocol stack supports the following operational modes: ARQ, non-ARQ (broadcast) as well as EMCON (emission control). The RC10 supports the Subnetwork Interface Sublayer (SIS) interface protocol. This SIS interface enables multiple applications to send and receive data simultaneously. The data associated with an application has a priority. The STANAG 5066 ARQ protocol stack supports multiple applications by multiplexing and prioritising data sent over the air ensuring that higher precedence data will be sent first. The STANAG 5066 stack can simultaneously communicate in both directions on a given communications link.The RC10 implements advanced collision avoidance and recovery as well as a listen-before-transmit function to improve overall network throughput. It can also automatically adjust the transmitter data rate by using the built-in DRC functionality, provided modem control is available.

STANAG 5066 Edition 4

The STANAG 5066 Edition 4, referred to as wideband ARQ (WB-ARQ), addresses data operation up to a maximum data rate of 240 kbps. The RC10 provides data operation from 75 bps up to a maximum of 120 kbps. The latter agrees with a wideband HF radio system offering a maximum bandwidth of 24 kHz.STANAG 5066 Edition 4 Annexes A, B, C, D, F and S are marked as mandatory requirements. The RC10 complies with the mandatory requirements of Annexes A to F and S, and a subset of the optional requirements of these annexes. STANAG 5066 Edition 4 Annexes E, G, H, I and M have been removed and are therefore not applicable.STANAG 5066 Edition 4 Annexes J, K and L address the Media Access Control (MAC) capabilities. The RC10 complies with the requirements of Annexes J and K. Annex L, addressing the WTRP function has been changed completely in Edition 4 and interoperability with the Edition 3 implementation is not achievable. RapidM has plans to update the current RC10 Edition 3-based WTRP implementation to comply with the Edition 4 specification in future.STANAG 5066 Edition 4 further introduced Annexes R and T specifying the Routing and TRANSEC crypto sublayers as optional features. RapidM has plans to implement these annexes in future.

STANAG 5066 Edition 4 retained most of the clients specified in Edition 3 as part of Annex F. In Edition 4 these clients have been moved into their separate annexes. There are no new clients defined in Edition 4, but the S4406 Annex E and IP clients have been updated. Some clients have been removed from the Edition 4 specification.

STANAG 5066 Edition 4 Backwards-Interoperability with Edition 3

The RC10 supports networks consisting of both STANAG 5066 Edition 3 and Edition 4 nodes concurrently. As part of the RC10 addressing configuration, it is specified on a per-node-basis whether the node is Edition 3 or Edition 4 capable. The default configuration assumes an Edition 3 capability when communicating with nodes not yet added to the routing table.When the RC10 is configured for Edition 4, it will only be able to concurrently communicate with nodes being Edition 3 or Edition 4 capable. As part of the link request, the Edition 4 node determines whether a remote node is Edition 4 capable or not. If it is determined that the remote node is not Edition 4 capable, then all ensuing STANAG 5066 data exchanges will be completed using Edition 3 functionality thus without the use of any features associated exclusively with Edition 4.Alternatively, if via the STANAG 5066 link request, it is determined that the remote node is indeed Edition 4 capable, then all ensuing STANAG 5066 data exchanges can make use of the Edition 4 functionality.When the RC10 is configured for Edition 3 only, it will only be able to communicate using Edition 3 features. Note that no Edition 4 features will be used if communicating with Edition 3 nodes.

STANAG 5066 Edition 3

The STANAG 5066 Edition 3, referred to as narrowband ARQ (NB-ARQ), addresses data operation up to a maximum data rate of 9.6 kbps in 3 kHz and 19.2 kbps in 2 × 3 kHz (ISB).STANAG 5066 Edition 3 Annexes A, B, C and D are marked as mandatory annexes. The RC10 complies with these requirements. STANAG 5066 Edition 3 Annexes E, G, H and M contain important implementation guidelines, whilst Annex N is a placeholder to provide TDMA operation in future. The latter annexe is empty and therefore not applicable.STANAG 5066 Edition 3 Annexes J, K and L address the Media Access Control (MAC) capabilities. The RC10 complies with the requirements of Annexes J, K and L.The applicable data clients are specified in Edition 3 as part of Annex F.

STANAG 4691 MARLIN Controller

El RC10 ofrece como opción de software el controlador MARLIN basado en estándares, tal como se especifica en el Anexo A de la norma STANAG 4691 de la OTAN, utilizado para redes V/UHF ad-hoc de frecuencia fija. Este controlador admite las formas de onda del módem de datos especificadas en el Anexo B de la norma STANAG 4691 de la OTAN, con velocidades de datos admitidas de 12 800 bps a 96 000 bps. El controlador MARLIN se basa en el uso de un esquema de acceso al medio por división de tiempo (TDMA) síncrono denominado acceso al medio con reserva de ranura distribuida (DSRMA). Cada nodo MARLIN mantiene una asignación fija de ranuras de tiempo en cada trama. El número de ranuras asignadas por nodo se ajusta automáticamente en función de la demanda de datos, mediante el mecanismo de asignación dinámica de ancho de banda. El controlador STANAG 4691 (Anexo A) del RC10 se utiliza junto con el módem STANAG 4691 Anexo B (20/24 kHz) del RM10.

Interfaces externas RC10

La unidad RC10 cuenta con una interfaz DCE síncrona bit a bit que cumple con el estándar EIA 530A. Esta interfaz está diseñada para conectarse al lado RED de equipos criptográficos estandarizados. La interfaz DCE admite todas las velocidades de datos de módem requeridas por MIL-STD-188-110D (Bloques 1, 2 y 3) hasta 120 kbps. Cabe destacar que este estándar incluye varias velocidades muy inusuales que normalmente no se encuentran en interfaces seriales. Además, la unidad RC10 dispone de tres interfaces Ethernet para la transferencia de datos y funciones de gestión mediante UDP/IP y TCP/IP, como se resume a continuación.

  • El puerto LAN de datos J13 se utiliza para la transferencia de unidades de datos de protocolo a través de TCP/IP entre el RC10 y el RM10 cuando no se requieren transferencias seriales síncronas.
  • El puerto LAN J14 CTRL se utiliza para la administración del dispositivo. Este puerto admite hasta tres conexiones lógicas y también se utiliza para conectarse con un servidor NTP (Protocolo de Tiempo de Red) externo para obtener la hora exacta del sistema.
  • El puerto LAN auxiliar J35 se utiliza para interactuar con las aplicaciones de datos que se usan con la pila STANAG 5066 integrada o las funciones del controlador STANAG 4691.

El RC10 también ofrece una interfaz serie para control remoto y conexión a un dispositivo GPS externo para una sincronización horaria precisa. Las unidades RC10 también se pueden configurar y controlar mediante la interfaz del panel frontal.

MARCOM INTEGRALES DE SISTEMAS, SL está acelerando la adopción de la arquitectura técnica NATO BRASS Enhancement 2 (BRE2TA) con soluciones llave en mano de banda ancha HF (WBHF) diseñadas para ofrecer velocidades de datos de 240 kbps en redes marítimas de alta velocidad y gran resiliencia. Para facilitar la transición desde los sistemas heredados, MARCOM integra y suministra tecnologías avanzadas, resistentes a las interferencias y compatibles con STANAG, garantizando comunicaciones seguras más allá de la línea de visión (BLoS) para las fuerzas navales en zonas de conflicto. Más información en marids.es .

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