Automation Innovation’s             solution provides a low-cost, flexible solution to establishing strategic or tactical deployed communications that are highly reliable, high-bandwidth, low-latency, and cost-effective and which can rapidly adapt to changing operational needs whether at fixed or remote/austere locations.

             provides wireless network infrastructure in Areas of Operation (AOs) where fiber-optic cabling, satellite, or other hardwired media is not viable due to distance, lack of access, band-width limitations, latency, or high cost.

  • Collaboration of MLoS and Regional Command Network Operations and Security Center (NOSC) teams on network design and smooth integration
    • Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing costs in theater reconfigured for theater-wide consistency (primary link, lowest cost)
    • MLoS traffic Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) values marked (currently AF-23) to prevent transmission across satellite networks
    • Theater data priorities: Secure (SIPR/CX-I) VoIP, NIPR VoIP, MLoS,              = common grouping of equipment
    • For MLoS links – each end considered separate “system”
    • Equipment supporting the MLoS link considered part of “system” (i.e., Blue Sky Mast)
  • Network Equipment – Standard IP network equipment 100/1000 Mbps connection
    • Can use customer provided network or set up dedicated network
    • Additional network traffic available to use connection
  • MLoS Radio – “Air Gap” connection of IP network
    • Up to 450Mb total bandwidth; bi-directional IP network connection
    • Up to 200km range; line of sight – no obstructions
    • 4.0 GHz and 5.9 GHz radios available
  • Accommodates connectivity for Aerial Layer and Last Tactical Mile (LTM) networks
  • Fully integrate with existing theater, FOB, and WIN-T-provided networks to provide backbone services
    • Non-classified Internet Protocol Router Network (NIPRNet)
    • Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet)
    • Black Core Network
    • Combined Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System – Southwest Asia (CXSWA) services throughout the CJOA-A
  • Tactical Flexibility
    • < 35W power consumption (802.3at+ compatible)
    • 2 gigabit copper and 1 fiber SFP
    • Wide-band (4.400 to 5.925 GHz)
      • Supports 4.4, 4.8, 4.9, 5.1, 5.2, 5.4, 5.8, and 5.9 GHz on a single radio/antenna
      • Adaptable to most any region in the world
    • Integrated and connectorized in same unit; i.e. “connector-grated”
      • Soft select 21dBi integrated or up to 8-foot dish or spatial diversity at time of deployment
    • 3 physical ports (2 Gig-E and 1 SFP/Fiber)
      • Support 1 to 2 branching nodes (integral switch)
      • Support multiple cameras or access points without consuming switch ports
    • PTP and High Capacity Multipoint (HCMP) configurations in same hardware
  • More Capacity – 450 Mbps
    • 256 QAM at all channel bandwidths (50 Mbps @ 5 MHz channel)
    • 5 – 45 MHz channels across entire spectrum
    • Microwave Adaptive Broadband (MAB)
  • Ready for the Future – Today
    • IPv6 (management and payload traffic dual-stack management)
    • LTE-ready (1588v2 / SyncE) – transparent clock for precise frequency, phase, and time of day transfer over wireless network
    • Built-in headroom for future upgrades to capacity and security
  • Capabilities
    • Low-cost and adaptable solution for both short- and long-range voice, video, and data transmission
    • Reusable, flexible, and highly mobile architecture for economical and effective mission repurposing
    • Persistent network and IP relay connection points independent of equipment locations
    • Rapid installation in support of operations
    • Minimal dependency on additional infrastructure requirements compared to all other options
    • Connections up to a 200km range
    • Total bandwidth up to 450Mb with bidirectional IP network connections and no recurring bandwidth costs
    • Small footprint with reduced signature for low-profile operations
  • Support Services
    • Site survey and installation
    • Maintenance and repair
    • Sustainment operations
    • Network engineering and configuration
    • Network monitoring and help desk support
    • Logistics support

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