SELEX Communications presents advanced Soldier Systems
solutions at Soldier Technology 2010
18 May 2010 – SELEX
Communications, a Finmeccanica company, will be exhibiting a number
of its innovative solutions to meet the needs of modern defence
forces at the Soldier Technology Conference in London, 18-21
May.
The Fixed Base Force
Protection (FBFP) System builds on the key design features
of the highly regarded Personal Role Radio (PRR) to provide
enhanced Force Protection in and around Base Camps and Command
Posts. FBFP achieves this by extending the PRR range by up to a
potential 2.5 kilometres. Its design provides a highly flexible
“tool kit” deployment solution that enables the user to build a
system that fits each scenario.
CTX provides the user
with communication interface capabilities. It intelligently detects
the addition of new radios and intercoms to optimise the quality of
communications. The three-input system enables up to two radios and
an intercom system to be connected simultaneously.
The Wireless Vehicle Intercom
System, Version 7 (WVIS07) connects four wired headset
users to as many as four combat net radios (CNR). The unit also has
an integral PRR. This allows the four wired users shared access to
PRR, and PRR users to hear the commands from the four wired
headsets. The full duplex intercom can be mounted on most
in-service land vehicles to enable intercommunications amongst
crewmembers, via CNR and PRR respectively.
The Platform PRR is
designed to be fitted in a range of hard-skinned and soft-skinned
military vehicles, and rotary-winged and transport aircraft.
Interfacing with the platform harness, the Platform PRR provides
communications between the crew and mounted, dismounted or
transported troops equipped with PRR. It can be used in a variety
of configurations to match the specific platform types, roles and
operational scenarios.
The Infantry Soldier
Situational Awareness Tool consists of a data enabled PRR,
a location device such as GPS and inertial navigation sensors, a
status entry device, a display and a command application. Every
radio can support Situational Awareness functions, and also
provides a normal section or platoon voice net. The system delivers
Blue Force Tracking.
GUARDIAN provides
“electronic armour” against Radio Frequency initiated Remotely
Controlled Improvised Explosive Device threats. The system is
combat proven, easy to use, highly reliable, lightweight and fully
sealed. Preparation and operation are extremely simple, and the
equipment is comprehensively programmable and highly
re-configurable.
The combat-proven Soldier
System Radio (SSR) Plus enhances force flexibility and
security. Its dual net capability supports commanders exercising
Command & Control at Platoon level on one radio net, whilst
enabling Section commanders to focus attention on the Section radio
net.
For further information,
contact:
Dennis Burton, SELEX Communications
Tel: +44 (0) 1202 408512
e-mail: dennis.burton@selex-comms.com