Glossary, Acronyms, and Abbreviations - IIUSA
Glossary, Acronyms, and Abbreviations - IIUSA
Glossary, Acronyms, and Abbreviations - IIUSA
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m - meters<br />
M<br />
M-Frame - Basic frame structure in DS3 datastream. Every M-Frame<br />
is divided into seven subframes of 680 timeslots. Each subframe<br />
is then divided into eight blocks of 85 time slots, the first of which<br />
is a control bit. The remaining bits are available for information<br />
bits. The control bits include X-bits, F-bits, M-bits, P-bits, <strong>and</strong> Cbits.<br />
The total number of time slots is 4760 with 4704 time slots<br />
reserved for data.<br />
M&FI - Maintenance <strong>and</strong> Fault Isolation<br />
M/C - multichannel<br />
M/S - maintenance/supervisor<br />
M13 - Multiplexer for T1 to subrated asynchronous T3 datastreams.<br />
MA - master<br />
mA - milliamperes<br />
MA - master<br />
MAA - Metropolitan Area Acquisition (GSA/FTS)<br />
MAC - m<strong>and</strong>atory access control<br />
MAC - message authentication code<br />
MAC - (Media Access Control) - MAC is a 6-byte hardware address<br />
(set when manufactured) that is unique to each PSM.<br />
MACA - multiple access collision avoidance (protocol)<br />
MACCS - Marine air comm<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> control system<br />
MACG - marine air control group<br />
MACSAT - multiple access commercial satellite<br />
MAE - Metropolitan Area Exchanges (Internet)<br />
MAFET - microwave <strong>and</strong> analog front end technology<br />
MAGIC - multidimensional application <strong>and</strong> gigabit internetwork<br />
consortium<br />
MAGIIC - Mobile Ground Imagery Interpretation Center<br />
MAGIS - Marine Air-Ground Intelligence System<br />
MAGR - miniaturized airborne GPS receiver<br />
MAGTF - Marine Air Ground Task Force<br />
MAIS - major automated information systems<br />
MAISRC - Major Automated Information Systems Review Council<br />
MAJCOM - major comm<strong>and</strong><br />
MaJIWC - Maritime Joint Information Warfare Center<br />
MALD - miniature air-launched decoy<br />
MAMA - man-machine<br />
MAMS - Military Airspace Management Systems<br />
MAN - Metropolitan Area Network<br />
man - manual<br />
MANT - maintenance<br />
MANTIS - manpack tactical intelligence system<br />
MAP - manufacturing automation (applications) protocols<br />
MAP-D - multi-application processor for DEFINITY<br />
MAPI - messaging application programming interface<br />
Mapping - In network operations, the logical association of one set<br />
of values, such as addresses on one network, with quantities or<br />
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values of another set, such as devices on another network (for<br />
example, name-address mapping, internetwork-route mapping,<br />
protocol-to-protocol mapping).<br />
MAPSE - Minimal Ada Programming Support Environment<br />
MARC - multitechnology automated reader card<br />
MARCEMP - manual relay center modernization program<br />
MARFOR - Marine Forces<br />
MARFORPAC - MARFOR Pacific<br />
MARIS - Maritime Information Systems Project<br />
MARKS - The Modern Army Recordkeeping System<br />
MARS - military affiliated (amateur) radio system<br />
MARTI - microprocessor <strong>and</strong> radio telephone interconnection<br />
MAS - multiple award schedule<br />
MASC - Modeling, Analysis, <strong>and</strong> Simulation Center<br />
MASINT - measurement <strong>and</strong> signature intelligence<br />
MAST - Mobile Ashore Support Terminal<br />
MAST CENT MAST central<br />
MAST EUR MAST Europe<br />
MAST PAC MAST Pacific<br />
Master Clock - The source of time signals (or the signals<br />
themselves) that all nodes use for synchronization.<br />
Master/Slave Glare Resolution - Provides a single path of<br />
continuity for data <strong>and</strong> signaling between end points in a glare<br />
situation, where the node with the lower node number is termed<br />
the "master" <strong>and</strong> its call goes through. The node with the higher<br />
number is termed the "slave" <strong>and</strong> its call fails. The slave drops its<br />
call <strong>and</strong> hooks up the incoming call in a glare situation, <strong>and</strong> the<br />
master refuses the incoming call. Also see glare.<br />
Matrix Switch - A device that allows a number of channels,<br />
connected via serial interfaces (typically RS-232C), to connect,<br />
under operator control, to designated remote or local analog<br />
circuits, as well as to other serial interfaces.<br />
MATT - multi-mission advanced tactical terminal<br />
MATTS - Mobile Air Transportable Telecommunications System<br />
MAU - media (medium) access unit<br />
MAU - multistation access unit<br />
MAWS - missile approach warning system<br />
MAX - maximum<br />
MAXI - Modular Architecture for the Exchange of Information<br />
(Intelligence)<br />
MB - megabyte<br />
Mb - megabit<br />
MBA - multibeam antenna<br />
MBB - multib<strong>and</strong> beacon<br />
MBC - memory bus controller<br />
MBC - mortar ballistics computer<br />
MBDL - missile battery data link<br />
MBMR - multib<strong>and</strong> multimode radio<br />
MBONE - multicast backbone<br />
Mbps - megabits per second<br />
MBps - megabytes per second<br />
MBR - master boot record