Glossary, Acronyms, and Abbreviations - IIUSA

More documents

Recommendations

Info

interfaces between a Switched-56 (or "Dedicated Digital Service") line and a user's data equipment. CSV - Circuit Switched Voice- A dial-up communications circuit for voice grade communication. Also, the type of ISDN service required to use this capability of an ISDN circuit. In contrast to CSD. CSWG - communications systems working group (NATO) CT - cryptologic technician CT - cipher text CT - communications terminal CT - control telemetry CTA - common table of allowances CTAPS - Contingency Tactical Air Control System (TACS) Automated Planning System CTASC-I - Corps/Theater Automatic Data Processing Service Center Phase-I CTCD - cipher text data terminal ready CTCPEC - Canadian trusted computer product evaluation criteria CTCS - cipher text clear to send CTDM - cipher text data mode CTHA - Contra-wound Toroidal Helical Antenna CTI - computer-telephone integration CTI - Cryptologic Technician Interpretive CTI - Control Terminal Interface CTI - Criterion Test Instructions CTIA - Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association CTIC - COMSEC TRANSEC integrated circuit CTID - communications transmission identifier CTIS - combat terrain information system CTIS - command tactical information system (Pacific Command) CTL - Control CTLL - cipher text local loopback CTN - CALS test network CTOC - Corps Tactical Operations Center CTOS - convergent technologies operating systems CTP - Communications Terminal Processor CTP - common tactical picture CTPA - coax-to-twisted-pair adapter CTRL - control CTRR - cipher text receiver ready CTRS - cipher text request to send CTS - clear to send CTT - Commander’s Tactical Terminal CTT-H/R - commanders tactical terminal-hybrid/receive CTTA - Certified TEMPEST Technical Authority CTTA - Certified TEMPEST Technical Authority CTTH - Commander’s Tactical Terminal-Hybrid CTTM - cipher text test mode CTTR - cipher text transmit ready CTTT - cipher text terminal timing Page 26 of 106 CTU - cabin telecommunications unit CTX - cipher text transmit CU - Common User CU - control unit CU - common unit CUBE - command and control unified battlespace environment CUI - character-oriented user interface CUITN - Common User Installation Transport Network CUL - common user language CUM - cumulative CUP - COMSEC utility program Custom - ISDN - An ISDN protocol which pre-dates National ISDN- 1. In most cases National ISDN-1 is also available. The Northern Telcom DMS-100 switch supports "Custom DMS ISDN". The AT&T/Lucent 5ESS switch supports "Custom Point-to-Point" (PTP) and Custom Point-to-MultiPoint (PMP). The ISDN protocol has no relation to where one may call. CV - continuously variable CV - community variable CVAT - Coalition Vulnerability Analysis Team CVBG - carrier battle group CVDOW - combined voice and data orderwire CVE - common vulnerabilities and exposures CVGA - color video graphics array CVS - cargo visibility system CVSD - continuous variable slope delta CVSDA - CVSD altered CVSDM - (Continuously Variable Slope Delta Modulation) - A speech-encoding technique that encodes the difference between two successive signal levels using a 1-bit sample. The sampling rate that is usually used is 32,000 times per second, but lesser rates have been used successfully. CVTS - compressed video transmission service CVW - collaborative virtual workspace CW - continuous wave CWAN - coalition wide area network CWAN - consolidated wide area network (Korea) CWC - Composite Warfare Commander CWIN - cockpit weather information system CWSI - Cisco Works Switch Internetworks CX - composite signaling CXR - carrier D4 Superframe CYMK - cyan-yellow-magenta-black (color model) CYPRIS - cryptographic reduced instruction set processor CYW - Cybernetic Warfare CZ - canal zone
D - data D - depth D D - Channel - Data Channel or Delta Channel (depending on who you ask). The channel which handles ISDN network related data between the user's equipment and the Telco switch. Used to carry data to set up calls and receive calls. Some Telco's also allow users to use the D channel to access the packet data network, with appropriate terminal equipment. D/A - digital-to-analog D/C - downconverter D/L - downlink D4 - See Superframe. See also Line Format. D4 - Framing - The framing format used on most existing 1.544 Mbps facilities. Refers to a particular pattern (100011011100) that appears one bit at a time in the 193rd bit position of the Superframe. Each D4 Superframe has 12 main frames at 192 bits in length. This pattern accounts for 8 Kb out of the 1.544 Mb leaving only 1.536 Mb for information. DA - data administrator DA - Department of the Army DAA - data access arrangement DAA - Designated Approval Authority DAAS - defense automatic addressing system DAB - digital audio broadcasting DAC - data acquisition and control DAC - digital to analog converter DAC - discretionary access control DACB - data adapter control block DACES - defense automated cost engineering system DACM - data adapter control mode DACS - Data and Analysis Center for Software DACS - (Digital Access Cross-Connect System) - An AT&T service allowing a full T1 facility, or one of its channels to be crossconnected to another T1 facility. DACT - data automated communications terminal (USMC) DADEMS - DA data element management system DAE - Defense Acquisition Executive DAG - directed access groups DAIM - dual ASAS interface module DAL - disk access lockout DAMA - demand assignment (assigned) multiple access DAME - Division Airspace Management Element DAMMS - Department of the Army movement management system DAMP - DGM antenna mast program DAMPS - digital advanced mobile phone system DAP - data analysis plan DAP - design analysis phase DAP-NAD - deterministic adaptable priority network access delay (protocol) Page 27 of 106 DAP - Directory Access Protocol DAR - defense acquisition radar DAR - defense acquisition regulation DAR - distortion adaptive receiver DARMS - data automation resource management system DARO - Defense Airborne Reconnaissance Office DARP - Defense Airborne Reconnaissance Program DARS - digital audio radio service DART - dynamic analysis replenishing tool DART - dynamic analytical replanning tool DAS - data acquisition subsystem DAS - direct access subscriber DAS - direct access service DASA - DSCS automatic spectrum analyzer DASC - direct air support center DASD - direct access storage device DASH - deployable automation support host (Army) DASP - data administration strategic plan (DOD) DASS - digital acoustic sensor simulator DAT - digital audio tape DAT - data analysis tool DAT - data Data - Mode - A DDS circuit is in data mode when the circuit's C bit = 1 (the data bits contain customer data). DATINT - data intelligence DATU - data adapter termination unit DAU - data acquisition unit DAVIC - Digital Audio-Visual Council DAWN - defense attache worldwide network DAWS - defense automated warning system DB - data base DB - data buffer dB - (Decibel) - The standard unit used to express the relative strength of two signals. When referring to a single signal measured at two places in a transmission system, it expresses either a gain or a loss in power between the input and output devices. DBA - data base administration dBA - decibels absolute DBC - digital battlefield communications DBCS - double-byte character set DBD - display bypass and duplication DBDD - database design document DBDR - data base design review DBG - data base generation dBi - decibels above isotropic reference DBK - dominant battlefield knowledge DBL - double DBM - Data Base Manager
Page 1 and 2: Glossary, Acronyms, and Abbreviatio
Page 3 and 4: AATR - air-to-air transmit/receive
Page 5 and 6: ADDM - asynchronous digital data mo
Page 7 and 8: AIC - Army intelligence center AIC
Page 9 and 10: AOD - assign online diagnostic AOD
Page 11 and 12: ASSIST - Army special security info
Page 13 and 14: BAMD - battlefield automation manag
Page 15 and 16: BMTA - backbone message transfer ag
Page 17 and 18: CAF - Combat Air Force CAFED - comp
Page 19 and 20: CCTT - command and control team tra
Page 21 and 22: CILS - Commerce Information Locator
Page 23 and 24: CNI - communication, navigation, id
Page 25: CROM - control read only memory Cro
Page 29 and 30: DDM - digital data modem DDMS - def
Page 31 and 32: DISC4 - director of information sys
Page 33 and 34: node in another domain can display
Page 35 and 36: any tones at all. However many term
Page 37 and 38: EFL - emitter follower logic EFMC -
Page 39 and 40: ESOP - enhanced switch operations p
Page 41 and 42: FDO - flexible deterrent option FDR
Page 43 and 44: wherein the 193rd bit in the frames
Page 45 and 46: GDSS - global decision support syst
Page 47 and 48: HDCD - high definition compatible d
Page 49 and 50: I422 - Trunk Module - A low bandwid
Page 51 and 52: IEC - InterExchange Carrier. "Long
Page 53 and 54: IOCTL - input/output control IOE -
Page 55 and 56: ISSE - information system security
Page 57 and 58: JIDAP - Joint Intel Dissemination A
Page 59 and 60: KHz - The abbreviation for kilohert
Page 61 and 62: Link Cost - See routing cost. Link
Page 63 and 64: m - meters M M-Frame - Basic frame
Page 65 and 66: MEO - middle Earth orbit MEOV - MER
Page 67 and 68: MPOA - MultiProtocol Over ATM MPP -
Page 69 and 70: NACSI - National Communications Sec
Page 71 and 72: NGSO - Nongeosynchronous orbit NGW
Page 73 and 74: NSIPS - Naval standard integrated p
Page 75 and 76: OODB - object-oriented database OOD
Page 77 and 78:
Payload - The 192 bits of informati
Page 79 and 80:
PNID - Precedence Network In Dialin
Page 81 and 82:
PTCS - plain text clear to send PTD
Page 83 and 84:
RCS - radar cross section RCS - req
Page 85 and 86:
RS-232C - Industry standard specifi
Page 87 and 88:
SBC - Signaling Buffer Controller S
Page 89 and 90:
SHS - secure hash standard SHTU - s
Page 91 and 92:
SP - security protocol SP - signal
Page 93 and 94:
STE - secure telephone equipment ST
Page 95 and 96:
TACSATCOM - tactical satellite comm
Page 97 and 98:
TEMPEST - telecommunications and el
Page 99 and 100:
TPS - technology protection system
Page 101 and 102:
UA - user agent UAN - universal are
Page 103 and 104:
VESA - Video Electronics Standards
Page 105 and 106:
WML - wireless markup language WMS
show all

Glossary, Acronyms, and Abbreviations - IIUSA

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?