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Naples NCTS EIDW 103

(Platform Specific) Tech Control Services

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Explain the role of Technical Control D C O P Directs Control, Operation and Patching of long-haul communications.
Define the purpose of HSGR Mesh Topology between major shore communication stations around the world
TNX-1100 Allows all the HSGR sites to communicate with each other.
PSAX pushes broadband services beyond the core, to the edge of the network and the central office.
State how many TNX 1100’s make up the HSGR and where they are located 8 TNX-1100’s make up the “Main” HSGR sites: NCTS BAHRAIN NCTS NAPLES NCTS SAN DIEGO NCTAMS PAC NCTAMS LANT NCTAMS LANT DETACHMENT HAMPTON ROADS ST. JULIANS CREEK CHARLESTON
EHF FOT Extremely High Frequency Follow-On-Terminal
Low Data Rate (LDR) for EHF operates from 75 bps to 2400 bps
Medium Data Rate (MDR) operates from 4.8 Kbps to 1.544 Mbps
A (PTP) Point-to-Point call is usually between two EHF terminals
State the satellite and channel for the following: LMUL: UFO-7 CHANNEL 1 IMUL: UFO-10 CHANNEL 1 PMUL: UFO-8 CHANNEL 1
Discuss the MILSTAR constellation and its unique capability It has the ability to do cross-banding and cross linking.
Explain the difference between EC and spot beam: EC (Earth Coverage)- 17.5 degree view of the earth and 10,000 NM (Nautical Miles) in diameter footprint Spot Beam - 5 degree view of the earth and 2000 NM (Nautical Miles) in diameter footprint.
CWSP Commercial Wideband Satellite Program
CBSP Commercial Broadband Satellite Program
DSCS Defense Satellite Communications System
State four LES for CWSP/CBSP Locations: Pearl City, HI Steele Valley, CA Holmdel, NJ Madley, UK
State the ten DSCS teleport/STEP sites: Ft. Belvoir, Va Croughton, UK Northwest, Va Ft. Meade, Md Ft. Detrick, Md Camp Roberts, Ca Ft. Buckner, Okinawa, Japan Finegayan, Guam Wahiawa, Hi Lago Di Patria, Italy Landstuhl, Germany
State the three INMARSAT earth stations: Auckland, New Zealand Laurentides, Canada Burum, Netherlands
State the bandwidth of the following: DS-0 64kbit/s
State the bandwidth of the following: DS-1 Equal to T-1 (24 64K phone lines)
State the bandwidth of the following: T-1 1.544Mbit/s
State the bandwidth of the following: E-1 2.048Mbit/s
List and explain the six INMARSAT configurations 6 INMARSAT Configurations A 64K Phones(Voice)/Data B 64K Phones(Voice)/Data C 64K Data Only D 128K Phones(Voice)/Data E 128K Phones(Voice)/Data F 128K Data Only
ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network
VIXS Video Information Exchange System
Define and state the purpose of ANCC Automated Network Control Center, It is a “Digital Patch Panel”
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