ASTT_AN_5380 A 002 SD_rev01

System Description Manual

Action Speed Tactical Trainer ASTT IN

AN 5380 A 002

Issue : August 2004 Order No.: ED 5282 003OM This document is our property for which we reserve all rights, including

those relating to patents or registered designs. It must not be repro- duced or used otherwise or made available to any third party without

our prior permission in writing. Alterations, that result in technical progress, are reserved.

Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH Brüggeweg 54 ! D-28309 Bremen

Telefon (0421) 457-01 • Telefax (0421) 4572900 • http://www.rheinmetall-de.com

Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH 2004 Printed in Germany

ED 5282 G 003OM File: astt_in_sd_rev01.doc Author: Behrens_Kevin* Printed: 2004-09-02

Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH I

PREFACE

This documentation for the Action speed Tactical Trainer contain the following parts:

1 Operator Manual 2 System Description Manual 3 Maintenance Manual

It is only applicable for the Action Speed Tactical Trainer for Indonesia [IN] with the Item-No.:

AN 5380 A 002. The position numbers used to refer to figures are enclosed in parentheses in the descriptive text. Example: (Fig: 1.3.3–5/1) refers to Fig. 1.3.3–5, Position Number 1. Important directions relating to technical and operational safety are clearly indicated by the headings WARNING, CAUTION or NOTE. The precise meanings of these headings are as follows:

WARNING indicates directions relating to work and operational procedures which must be strictly adhered in order to preclude the risk of injury. The same heading is also used to indicate particular dangers which the handling of equipment may entail.

CAUTION indicates work and operational procedures which must be strictly adhered to in order to prevent damage to, or the destruction of, equipment. This heading is used to indicate both regular routines and tasks which must be performed after an item of equipment has been subjected to an untypical or particularly intensive pattern of use, or to unusual weather conditions.

NOTE is the heading used to indicate technical requirements which careful attention must be paid to.

II Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH ED 5282 G 003OM File: astt_in_sd_rev01.doc

Author: Behrens_Kevin* Printed: 2004-09-02

Indication of Changes and Additions

1. Changes and additions on any given page are indicated by the symbol '' ¦ '', which is entered

in the left- or right-hand margin beside the line in question. ¦ Example: Entry on line.

2. An alteration index is entered after the ED No. at the bottom of the page on the left- or right-hand side.

Example: ED 5278 G 002a would stand for the first alteration made.

3. Each page affected by an alteration is entered on the "Changes and Additions" sheet at the end of the pre-pages.

4. The date of the alteration is indicated in the file name printed at the bottom of the page.

Example: File:

Author: SEMD, K. Behrens Printed: 2004-09-02.

5. A revised version (new edition of the whole volume) is only be marked with the version number 'A to Z' on the backside of the coversheet after the order number.

At this method there is no alteration index on the single pages.

Example: ED 5278 G 002 A for the first revision.


Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH III

REGULATION OVERVIEW

Notation of the System

Manufacturer notation: Action Speed Tactical Trainer Indonesia Brief description: ASTT IN Item number: AN 5380 A 002 Manufacturer: Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH Simulation and Training Brüggeweg 54 28309 Bremen, Germany Manufacturer's code D 7177

Machine documents

The documentation of the Action speed Tactical Trainer consists of: • Operator Manual Volume 1 / Section 1-6 .................................................ED 5282 G 001OM

• Operator Manual Volume 2 / Section 7 ...............................................ED 5282 G 002OM

• System Description Manual ..........................................................................ED 5282 G 003OM

• Maintenance Manual .................................................................................... ED 5282 G 004MM

Commercial Off the Shelf-Documentation (COTS)

The COTS documentation contains further descriptions, and operating and maintenance information relating to commercial parts. A list of Commercial Off the Shelf Documentation is provided in this System Description Manual.

IV Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH ED 5282 G 003OM File: astt_in_sd_rev01.doc


TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface I Regulation Overview........................................................................................................................... III Table of Contents IV List of Figures V LIST OF Tables VI LIST OF Abbreviation ........................................................................................................................VII Changes and Additions...................................................................................................................... XI

1 General................................................................................................... 1-1 1.1 Purpose of the Document .................................................................................1-1

2 Structure ................................................................................................ 2-1 2.1 System Block Diagram......................................................................................2-1 2.1.1 Facility layout ....................................................................................................2-2 2.1.1.1 Room Layout ....................................................................................................2-5 2.1.1.1.1 Ownship Cubicle ...............................................................................................2-5 2.1.1.1.2 Exercise Controller Room .................................................................................2-6 2.1.1.1.3 Auditorium.........................................................................................................2-7 2.1.1.1.4 Server Room.....................................................................................................2-8 2.2 Equipment Description......................................................................................2-1 2.2.1 Cubicles............................................................................................................2-1 2.2.2 Exercise Controller Room .................................................................................2-1 2.2.3 Debrief Auditorium ............................................................................................2-2 2.2.4 Server Room.....................................................................................................2-2

3 Third Party Equipment / Software Documentation............................. 3-1 3.1 COTS-List .........................................................................................................3-1

4 Technical Data....................................................................................... 4-1 4.1 Electrical Requirements ....................................................................................4-1 4.1.1 Electrical Installation .........................................................................................4-1 4.2 Environmental Requirements............................................................................4-1 4.2.1 Building and Floor .............................................................................................4-1 4.2.2 Air-Condition and Ventilation.............................................................................4-1 4.2.3 Soundproofing Requirements............................................................................4-1 4.3 Cable Plan ........................................................................................................4-1


Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH V

LIST OF FIGURES

Fig. 2.1-1 System block diagram ..................................................................................................... 2-1 Fig. 2.1-2 Layout ground floor of the building .................................................................................. 2-3 Fig. 2.1-3 3-D Layout ...................................................................................................................... 2-4 Fig. 2.1-4 Ownship Cubicle ............................................................................................................. 2-5 Fig. 2.1-5 Exercise Controller Room................................................................................................ 2-6 Fig. 2.1-6 Auditorium....................................................................................................................... 2-7 Fig. 2.1-7 Server Room................................................................................................................... 2-8

VI Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH ED 5282 G 003OM File: astt_in_sd_rev01.doc


LIST OF TABLES

Tab. I Changes and Additions........................................................................................................... XI


Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH VII

LIST OF ABBREVIATION

The following abbreviations list the abbreviations (acronyms) used in this manual. This list also includes the abbreviations for symbology used on tactical screen displays. These are identified by an asterisk (*) for convenience. Clearly-understood symbol abbreviations are not included.

AAA Anti-Aircraft Artillery AAM Air-to-Air Missile AAW Anti-Aircraft Weapon (also, Anti-Air Warfare) AAWO Assistant AWO AEW* Airborne Early Warning AOP Area of Probability ARH Anti-Radiation Homing Missile Guidance ASROC Anti-Submarine Rocket ASTT Action Speed Tactical Trainer ASM Air-to-Surface Missile ASuW Anti-Surface Weapon (Warfare) ASW Anti-Submarine Weapon (Warfare) ATC Air Traffic Control AWO Air Warface Officer BOL Bearing Only Launch BOL-W Bearing Only Launch-Waypoint CAP* Combat Air Patrol CCG Cartesian Co-Ordinate Grid CCS Combat and Control System CCT Communications Control Terminal CCTV Closed Circuit Television CIC Combat Information Centre CIWS Close-In Weapons System CO Commanding Officer CON* Brief Contact COTS Commercial Off-the-Shelf CPA Closest Point of Approach CPU Central Processing Unit CV Aircraft Carrier CVN Aircraft Carrier, Nuclear-powered CZ Convergence Zone DAT* Datum dB Decibel DCS Digital Communications System DDG Destroyer, Guided Missile DIS* Distressed Vessel DIT* Ditched Aircraft DLRP Datalink Reference Point DTOT Designated Time on Target ECCM Electronic Counter-Counter-Measures ECM Electronic Countermeasures

VIII Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH ED 5282 G 003OM File: astt_in_sd_rev01.doc


EMCON Emission Control EO Electro-Optical ESM Electronic Support Measures EW Electronic Warfare FCR Fire Control Radar FFG Frigate, Guided Missile FIX ESM/ECM Fix FOC Furthest on Circles ft Feet GEN General GEOREF World Geographic Reference System GIS Geographic Information System GOP General Operating Plot HAFO High Altitude Fly Out HF High Frequency HMS Hull-Mounted Sonar Hz Hertz IFF Identification Friend or Foe IR Infrared IRH Infrared Homing Missile Guidance ISAR Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar kHz Kilohertz KP* Kingpin kts Knots LAN Local Area Network LRU Line Replaceable Unit m metres mm millimetre MAD Magnetic Anomaly Detector MHQ* Maritime Headquarters MHS Message Handling System MHz Megahertz min Minutes MINE* Mine Hazard MIW Man in the Water MPA Maritime Patrol Aircraft NAV* Navigational Hazard NCS Net Control Station nm Nautical Miles NG Negative Gradient NoPG Negative Over Positive Gradient NRO No Runout


Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH IX

NRT Non-Realtime Tracks NTDS Naval Tactical Data System OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer OIL* Oil Rig OIP Optimum Runout Position OTC Officer in Tactical Command OTH Over the Horizon PA Public Address PACQ Probability of Acquisition PC Personal Computer PCB Printed Circuit Board PG Positive Gradient POA Probability of Acquisition POD Probability of POH Probability of Hit POK Probability of Kill PoNG Positive Over Negative Gradient PPI Plan Position Indicator PRF Pulse Repetition Frequency PU Participating Unit PWO Principle Warfare Officer RBL Range and Bearing Launch RBL-W Range and Bearing Launch – Waypoint RCS Radar Cross-Section RDE Rheinmetall Defence Electronics RF Radio Frequency RIS* Riser RO Runout RT Realtime Tracks rx Receive s Seconds SAG Surface-to-Air Gun SAM Surface-to Air Missile SARH Semi-Active Radar Homing SATCOM Satellite Voice Communications SCR* Search Centre SHF Super High Frequency SIN* Sinker SNR Signal-to-Noise Ratio SSM Surface-to-Surface Missile STA* Station STOT Simultaneous Time on Target SVP Sound Velocity Profile SW Software TA Towed Array TACCO Tactical Co-Ordinator

X Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH ED 5282 G 003OM File: astt_in_sd_rev01.doc


TARH Terminal Active Radar Homing Guidance TAS Towed Array Sonar TGO* Tactical Grid Origin TMA Target Motion Analysis TTF Time to Fly (computed) TTG Time to Go TTI Time to Intercept TTW Time to Wait tx Transmit UHF Ultra High Frequency UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply UWT Underwater Telephone VDS Variable Depth Sonar VECTAC Vectored Attack (weapon) VHF Very High Frequency VMAP0 Vector Smartmap, Level 0 WEP Weapon Entry Point WRK* Wreck ZERO* Ground Zero


Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH XI

CHANGES AND ADDITIONS Responsible for change or addition:

Detail No. Number of pages that was changed or extended Place Date Name

Tab. I Changes and Additions

ED 5282 G 003OM Datei: Behrens_Kevin*astt_in_sd_rev01.doc Druck: 2004-09-02

Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH 1-1

1 GENERAL

1.1 Purpose of the Document RDE Action Speed Tactical Trainers (ASTTs) are proven training devices that are in service with navies around the world. These ASTTs have been developed using modern software tools and are hosted on Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) PC computers. The user-friendly interface is a Windows environment that operates intuitively resulting in effective learning curves for both students and training staff. The primary training focus of the ASTT is delivery of knowledge and skill required for tactical decision making under conditions of uncertainty and time pressure. Specifically the ASTT can be used to teach the following courses: • Commanding Officer / Executive Officer Courses

• Principal Warfare Officer Courses

• Junior Officer Maritime Warfare Tactics

• Ship Command Team Refresher Training

• Tactical Analysis

The ASTT is also delivered wit a user friendly development suite that enables trainer staff to describe the characteristic data for platforms, weapons, sensors and scenarios. No programming skills are required to develop platform data. With the development suite, trainer staff can confidently develop scenarios that comprise the following warfare areas: • Anti-Surface Warfare (AsuW)

• Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW)

• Anti-Air Warfare (AAW)

• Electronic Warfare (EW)

• Submarine Warfare (SW)

• Mine Warfare (MW)

• Amphibious and Littoral Warfare

• Maritime and Land Strike

• Multi-Threat Warfare

• Fleet Activity Schedule

• Naval Control of Shipping

• Joint Exercises

• Combined Exercises



2 STRUCTURE

2.1 System Block Diagram The following Fig. 2.1-1 is a block diagram of the system.

TR

AIN

ER

SU

PP

OR

T

Ow

nsh

ip c

ub

icle

sw

ith

4 C

onso

les

1

4 G

ame

Con

tro

ller

Con

sole

s

3 2

1

4

10

DE

BR

IEF,

GA

ME

CO

NT

RO

L, G

AM

E D

EV

EL

OP

ER

Fig. 2.1-1 System block diagram

2-2 Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH ED 5282 G 003OM File: astt_in_sd_rev01.doc


2.1.1 Facility layout The Action Speed Tactical Trainer for the Indonesian Navy is installed in a building at the Naval Base in Indonesia The following figure (Fig. 2.1-2) shows the layout of the simulator building. The building contains the following rooms for simulator equipment: • Ownship Cubicle 1

• Ownship Cubicle 2









• Auditorium

• Exercise Controller Room

• Server Room



Fig. 2.1-2 Layout ground floor of the building

CUBICLE 10

CUBICLE 9

CUBICLE 8

CUBICLE 7

CUBICLE 6

CUBICLE 5

CUBICLE 4

CUBICLE 3

CUBICLE 2

CUBICLE 1

WAITINGROOM

SERVERROOM

AUDITORIUM

LIBRARY

INSTRUCTOROFFICE

STOREROOM

GAMECONTROLLER



Fig. 2.1-3 3-D Layout



2.1.1.1 Room Layout

2.1.1.1.1 Ownship Cubicle

The Ownship Cubicles (Fig. 2.1-4) are located in the dedicated rooms as shown in the ground floor layout (Fig. 2.1-2)

Fig. 2.1-4 Ownship Cubicle



2.1.1.1.2 Exercise Controller Room

The Exercise Controller Room (Fig. 2.1-5) is located in a dedicated room as shown in the ground floor layout Fig. 2.1-2.

Fig. 2.1-5 Exercise Controller Room



2.1.1.1.3 Auditorium

The Auditorium (Fig. 2.1-6) is located is located in a dedicated room as shown in the ground floor layout Fig. 2.1-2.

.

Fig. 2.1-6 Auditorium



2.1.1.1.4 Server Room

The Server Room (Fig. 2.1-7) is located in a dedicated room as shown in the ground floor layout Fig. 2.1-2.

Fig. 2.1-7 Server Room



2.2 Equipment Description

2.2.1 Cubicles Each ownship cubicle is equipped with the following equipment: • 4 x dual display vertical console, fitted with

− 2 x 18,1” TFT displays

− 1 x PC

− 1 x PC keyboard

− 1 x trackball

− 1 integrated CCT incl. Headset

• 2 x LAN switches (simulation and communications)

• LAN and power cabling for the above equipment

• 2 x state / vertical fleet disposition boards with interchangeable equipment

• 4 x chairs

• 1 x chart table

• 1 x inkjet printer, A4

• 1 x wall mounted digital clock

2.2.2 Exercise Controller Room The Game Controller Room is equipped with the following equipment: • 4 x dual display game controller console each fitted with:

− 2 x 18,1” TFT displays

− 1 x PC

− 1 x PC keyboard

− 1 x trackball

− 1 integrated CCT incl. Headset

• 1 x colour laser printer (1 x A4)

• 1 x inkjet printer, A4

• 2 x LAN switches (simulation and communications)

• LAN and power cabling for the above equipment

• 6 x state boards with interchangeable equipment

• 8 x chairs



2.2.3 Debrief Auditorium The debrief auditorium is equipped with the following equipment: • 2 x ceiling mounted colour video projectors with mounting hardware

• 2 x Uninterruptible Power Supplies

• Projection screen

• Video cabling

• Audio equipment:

− 2 x Wireless Microphone Receivers

− 1 x Mixing Pre-amplifier

− 1 x Audio Amplifier

− 1 x Feedback Destroyer

− 1 x Audio Equipment Rack to house the above equipment

− 2 x Wireless microphones

− 2 x Wall mounted audio PA speakers

2.2.4 Server Room The server room is equipped with the following equipment: • 1 x File Server computer

• 1 x Game Server computer

• 1 x Communications Server computer

• 1 x Mixer / Recorder computers

• 1 x Simulation Network switch

• 1 x Communication Network switch

• 4 x Uninterruptible Power Supplies

• 2 x Equipment Racks for the above equipment

• 1 x 18,1" TFT LCD Monitor

• 1 x Keyboard

• 1 x Mouse

• 1 x Keyboard / Video / Mouse Switch

• 1 x Table

• 1 x Ergonomic Chair



3 THIRD PARTY EQUIPMENT / SOFTWARE DOCUMENTATION

3.1 COTS-List

Item Name Manufacturer Designation Form

File Server Computer Dell PowerEdge 2600

Game/Communications Server Computers

Dell PowerEdge 1600SC

Student/Game Controller Computers Dell

OptiPlex GX270 MT

18,1” TFT LCD Monitors Philips Brilliance 180P2

CD

Communications Control Terminals KWS FRED WinCE.NET 4.2

CD

Central Network Switch – Simulation LAN 3Com 3C17701

Central Network Switch – Communication LAN

3Com 3C17304

Cubicle Switch – Simulation LAN 3Com 3C16475

Cubicle Switch – Communication LAN 3Com 3C16471

Colour Laser Printer A4 Hewlett-Packard

Laserjet 2500n

Inkjet Printer A4 Hewlett-Packard

Deskjet 5652

Keyboard/Video/Mouse Switch Rose RS-KVL-8 PCA

Uninterruptible Power Supplies APC Smart UPS SUA-1500I

LCD Video Projectors NEC GT6000 Both

Video Splitter KHi QXGA Distributor 82032 Paper

Wireless Microphones AKG HT 40 Paper

Wireless Microphone Receivers AKG SR 40 Paper

Mixing Pre-Amplifier Monacor PA-1410MX Paper

Audio Amplifier Monacor STA-902 Paper

Feedback Destroyer Behringer DSP1124P Paper

Digital Clocks MOBATime CH236 B031 2361 2511

Windows2000 Server OS Microsoft

Windows2000 Server Resource Kit Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Client Licences Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional OS Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit Microsoft



Item Name Manufacturer Designation Form

Hello World Mioco Paper/CD Equipment Rack Hewlett-

Pakard



4 TECHNICAL DATA

4.1 Electrical Requirements

4.1.1 Electrical Installation Electrical Installation: Building The power supply for the building (lighting, air-condition, power outlets) complies with the national standard regulations. Enough power outlets are provided for room cleaning and electrical office equipment on desks etc.

Electrical Installation: Simulation System

The simulator requires electrical power as follows

− - 230 V average, voltage tolerance ±10%

− - 50 Hz, frequency tolerance ±5% To prevent loss of data and damages to the computer systems an uninterrupted power supply (UPS) is provided. In the event of power interruption, an optical or audible alarm shall be given in the game controller room. It is strongly recommended to back-up all of the computer systems of the Action Speed Tactical Trainer to eliminate breakdowns due to short power interruption peaks. RHEINMETALL DEFENCE ELECTRONICS shall not be responsible for failures / damages to the simulator system and data as a result of power failures.



4.2 Environmental Requirements

4.2.1 Building and Floor The floor is of suitable design for use in electronic data processing rooms and is antistatic in nature. In order to prevent ingress of dust, water and insects, there are no holes leading outside from the building or the simulator rooms

4.2.2 Air-Condition and Ventilation The building is supplied with conditioned and fresh air for all rooms where simulator equipment is located. The air-condition units control the temperature and relative humidity to provide optimum dust-free working conditions in all rooms at any time: • Temperature 18°C to 28°C

• Temperature gradient < 4°C / h

• Relative humidity 30 % to 70 %, non condensating The air-condition circuits supply a continuous intake of fresh air. The air-conditioning units are equipped with dust-filters. For the construction of all air ducts abrasion-free materials have been used. The capacity of installed air condition units has been calculated according specified requirements.

Caution: The simulator equipment shall not be operated when the environmental conditions exceed the a.m. limits.

The air conditioning unit is designed in such a way as to ensure that no liquid drops into the simulator-equipped rooms.

4.2.3 Soundproofing Requirements Soundproofing has been provided in accordance with the national regulations. Walls, doors and the ceilings have been designed to ensure undisturbed training without any obtrusive noise from outside (e.g. heavy rain, traffic noise etc.). All doors are soundproofed with a mean soundproofing factor of at least 35 dB (A).



4.3 Cable Plan

ASTT_AN_5380 A 002 SD_rev01

Documents

Transcript of ASTT_AN_5380 A 002 SD_rev01