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FM 11-23<br />
PANEL<br />
I. AN/TCC-62<br />
EQUIPMENT NOT<br />
SHOWN.<br />
( XMSN SUBCENTERS 2 ISSUED INSTEAD F12-<br />
OP AN/TRC- I[. FM 11-23-11<br />
Figure 5-4. Type equipment configuration at transmission<br />
center.<br />
b. Troposcatter Radio. While tropo equipment a few circuits, field wire or field cable may be<br />
is used primarily to provide command links, addi- used to connect the units or installations into<br />
tional equipment is provided to establish over- long lines multichannel radio system.<br />
jump links. The multichannel radio long lines facilities<br />
provide a rerouting capability between e. Radio Wire Integration Facilities. Another<br />
transmission centers. Should a transmission cen- means of providing user access into the area comter<br />
become inoperative, overjump tropo links will munications systems is through the use of radio<br />
augment the reroute capability.<br />
wire integration (RWI) facilities. RWI facilities<br />
are provided all large, medium, and small headc.<br />
Multichannel Radio Access Links. Multi- quarters and area communications centers. Units<br />
channel radio access links are required to connect having vehicular radio equipment can employ<br />
headquarters, units, and installations into the RWI to gain access to the area communications<br />
long lines multichannel radio system. These ac- system.<br />
cess links may consist of only a single hop or<br />
they may consist of multiple hops provided by f. Switching and Patching Facilities. Switchmultichannel<br />
radio repeaters.<br />
ing and patching facilities within the area communications<br />
system are provided at transmission<br />
d. Landline Carrier Access Systems. In addi- centers and trunk switching centrals. Communition<br />
to multichannel radio access links, landline cations centers also have a trunk switching capacarrier<br />
(multiplex) access systems will be re- bility. Each transmission center and switching<br />
quired (fig. 5-4). Landline carrier access systems central is provided patching panels capable of<br />
consist of coaxial cable with associated repeater four- or two-wire operations. The facilities<br />
and carrier equipments. These systems may con- within the patching panels include equipment for<br />
nect the headquarters, units, and installations the testing of long fines and long local cable, wire<br />
with transmission centers, or with transmission and radio relay circuits.<br />
subcenters which have a channel drop-and-insert<br />
capability. When units or installations are located g. Area <strong>Communications</strong> Center Facilities. Lonear<br />
these transmission centers or transmission cated along the LOC's are many small units and<br />
subcenters and there requirements consist of only installations which require communications serv-<br />
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