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SARBE Commlink SARBE CommLink Wireless communications when your mission success becomes critical Image Crown Copyright Royal Navy: L(Phot) Will Haigh & LA(Phot) Caz Davies Who we Serve Government Military Military Aerospace Federal Civilian Army & Air Force Navy & Coast Guard Aerospace & Aviation Australian Maritime Safety Auth. Argentine FAA Brazilian Navy Airbus India MOD Belgium Army British Royal Navy Boeing Indonesia MOD/SAR Chilean Air Force Chilean Navy Bombardier Japan MOD Dutch Armies French Navy British Airways Korea Natl. SAR Kuwait Air Force Japanese Coast Guard Cessna Maritime NZ Malaysian Armed Forces Korean Coast Guard China Airlines NASA Qatar Air Force Royal Australian Navy Eurocopter Nigeria Emergency Mgt. Royal Australian Air Force US Coast Guard Embraer NOAA/SARSAT US Royal Brunei Air Force US Navy Pilatus Spain Guardia Civil US Army Robinson UK MOD & Special Forces US Air Force Sikorski Swiss Air Force Southwest Airlines Proprietary information of McMurdo – not to be shared with third parties without express advance approval Wireless Communications for Critical Mission Success 2 McMurdo SARBE: Innovation since 1944 For more than 70 years, the SARBE brand has been at the forefront of innovation in: - Life saving Personal Locator Beacons - Critical communications SARBE products are used by Tri-Forces on every continent 3 McMurdo’s expertise in Emergency Readiness and Response From distress beacons through satellite connectivity to mission control and rescue coordination center systems. The world’s first 1st End-to-End Emergency Readiness and Response Ecosystem McMurdo is more than a Beacon… 2 1. Distress Beacons : 1. Kannad / Aviation ELT, ELT/S 3 2. Sarbe / Military PLB 2. COSPAS-SARSAT Satellites 1 3. Local User Terminals 6 4 4. Mission Control Centers 5 5. Rescue Coordination Centers 6. Mission Aircraft Solutions COMMLINK WIRELESS INTERCOM SYSTEM McMurdo provides the world’s only SAR Ecosystem... Now including Mission Aircraft Solutions Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 5 Operator’s Feedback On Mission Conditions Poor and dangerous operational conditions: By night Bad weather Image Crown Copyright Royal Navy Noisy, dark and windy environments On land, mountainous terrain or jungle and forest canopies, over water or rough terrain Image Crown Copyright Royal Navy Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 6 Operator’s Feedback On Current Communications Issues met with wired crew members communications: • Plug-in systems Lack maneuverability and flexibility Increase possibilities of tangling themselves in wires when moving inside and outside the cabin © Airbus Helicopters Limit in the communication range • Communications between IN and OUT of the aircraft are often : Done through hand signals which could distract the pilot from operating the aircraft and limit the freedom of speech © Airbus Helicopters Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 7 Wireless Communications Benefits Crew’s key benefits: Move freely around the aircraft keeping vital communications Focus on the mission success at every second Rapid decisions and actions can be taken to modify goals, set new targets, and make tactical changes © Airbus Helicopters Situational Awareness leading to efficiency in missions Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 8 SARBE CommLink Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink Image Crown Copyright Royal Navy: LA(Phot) Stuart Hill Introducing SARBE CommLink What is SARBE CommLink? Next Generation Wireless Intercom System designed for rotary and fixed-wing operators Innovative Communications Unique capability: wireless audio communications either on-board (in the cabin) or with ground crew Simultaneous two way communications for all users Designed for air, land (UHF band) and maritime environments (VHF) Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 10 SARBE CommLink Introducing The Future Of Mission-Critical Communications System Components: Handsets & chargers Base Station Control Panel Handsets & chargers Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 11 SARBE CommLink Typical Configuration Base Station Aircraft Control Panel ICS Handsets Aircraft charger External antenna 12 Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink SARBE CommLink: Which Applications Special Operations How does Sarbe CommLink answer their challenges? Typical communication range of around 3km on UHF / VHF & full duplex capability provides a safe Police Forces and robust interface voice transactions GPS positioning reporting to aircraft SAR Oil & Gas Radio Encryption for secure communications Aerial Work EMS © Airbus Helicopters Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 13 SARBE CommLink Handsets Focus - Connects to all common headsets/mikes - Dual band (UHF and maritime VHF) around 3km (1.9 miles) or more depending on ambient conditions - Rugged metal housing, IP 68, waterproof up to 3m (10 feet) - Small size 1,3 * 2.7 * 5.2 inches (33 * 69 * 131 mm) - GPS positioning reporting to A/C - AIS Distress beacon integrated - Secure communications, encryption available High visibility yellow or green - NVG class B compatible Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 14 How does the SARBE CommLink handset activate? Two options: NIVOX – Non Interrupted Voice Activated X(trans)mission Ensure non-clipped transmission and that full words are transmitted without the drawback of traditional VOX The handset will automatically detect the connected microphone and will adjust to it PTT – Push To Talk Pressing the PTT button on the device Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink triggers the handset TX 15 SARBE CommLink – Operational modes Focus Three different operational modes: Intercom mode Sarbe CommLink used as a wireless intercom system Direct mode Direct communication between rescue personal and vessels Local Mode Person to person communication between the rescuer and casualty Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 16 SARBE CommLink Base Station • Connects to any vendors ICS system • Supports multiple connection points for audio through analogue and digital interfaces • 4 analogue and 4 digital audio in and outputs • Digital connections: – Ethernet – ARINC 429 – RS232/422 – CAN-bus – SPDIF • Output of remote crew position data (RS232 or ARINC429) Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 17 SARBE CommLink Control Panel • Multirole configuration switching • Control TX mute and Group broadcast • GPS positioning reporting of remote crew • Remote crew SART beacon activation (optional) • USB test, diagnostics and configuration port • DZUS panel mount format, other formats on request • CAN bus interface and power supply from base station for easy installation • NVG class B compatible Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 18 SARBE CommLink Chargers • Aircraft Charger – Crash safe > 20G – In-flight securing clamp – Water draining cradle – Power through aircraft DC system, 10-30 Volts • Table Charger – One to four simultaneous charging positions – Individual charging management – 100-240 V Power Supply Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 19 SARBE CommLink – Group Focus • Group Support – Up to four intercom groups – Totally versatile communication between pilot, group leader and group members – Pre-programmed mission configurations • Remote Radio Keying support – CommLink handset can relay to the aircraft VHF radio for direct communication between rescuers and ground support Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 20 Operational Situation: Pre-flight and landing site inspections - Wireless Communications (range around 3km): • Possibility to walk around the entire aircraft freely allowing crew members to pay more attention to their surroundings - Automatic power adaptation capability: • Only minimum necessary power needed for off- mission taks - Noise cancelling feature: • Removes external noise from turbine engines, and rotor downwash • Ensures clear communications in any meteorological condition; water, sand, wind Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink 21 Operational situation : MEDEVAC & HEMS Why communication? Patient criticality is reported as a major contributor to time pressure in 44 percent of the accident reports* • Talk directly to the hospital while en route: The transceiver can be used as a tactical health radio inside the helicopter to talk directly to the hospital to prepare for the incoming patient • Local mode operation: Direct communications between rescuer and victim enables rescuer to stay in touch with the © Airbus Helicopters aircraft at every moment without removing helmet Wireless communications to answer mission critical operators challenges – SARBE CommLink *Source: Aviation Safety Reporting System 22 Operational situation : SAR Handset specially designed for harsh SAR operations: Housing fully waterproof & submersible
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