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Title: The MDMQ9604 HF Modem


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The MDM-Q9604HF Modem
  • Rod Blocksome
  • Feb. 3, 2005

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Topics
  • Modem Overview
  • Diversity Performance
  • Voice over IP (VoIP)
  • Serial Control over IP (SCoIP)

3
MDM-Q9604 ModemOverview
4
Rockwell Collins MDM-Q9604 HF Modem
5
Q9604 Features
  • JITC certification for MS-188-110B, App. C F
  • DERA (QuinetiQ) certified for S-4539, Annex B
  • Wide Selection of Standard Proprietary
    Waveforms
  • Data Transmission Rates up to 64 kbps using 4ISB
    HF or 76.8 kbps using 25 kHz V/UHF Channel
  • Compatible with MS-188-141B ALE Radios
  • Diversity Operation

6
Q9604 Features cont.
  • VoIP Mode
  • SCoIP Mode
  • Three Modem Control Methods
  • Local front panel or embedded GUI
  • Serial control through COM ports
  • Ethernet through sockets
  • Software upgradeable from Ethernet port
  • LINUX operating system
  • Comprehensive BIT

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Waveform Summary
8
Waveform Summary cont.
9
Specification Summary
  • Data Interfaces
  • RS-232/422/423 sync/async
  • MS-188-114 sync/async
  • Functional digital data Ethernet
  • Remote Control
  • RS-232/422/423/485
  • Ethernet
  • Embedded Control
  • Front Panel
  • Linux X-Windows GUI
  • Single Ethernet Connection for data control
    (separate sockets)

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Specification Summary cont.
  • Receive Transmit Audio 600-ohm balanced
    Adjustable Tx levels
  • Radio Keyline dry contact, open collector,
    6-volt with each audio channel
  • Prime Power 85 265 Vac, 47 440 Hz
  • Size 1.75 x 19 x 16 inches
  • Weight 8.6 lbs

11
Diversity Performance
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Types of Diversity
  • Frequency Diversity
  • Transmit same information on more than one
    Frequency or Channel
  • Polarization Diversity
  • Receive same channel on two separate antennas
    one vertical other horizontal
  • Not applicable for LOS and surface wave
    propagation
  • Space Diversity
  • Receive diversity with antennas separated
    spatially

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Types of Diversity cont.
  • Time Diversity
  • Transmit time delayed data on separate channel
  • Transmit Diversity
  • Same data on multiple channels
  • Diversity provides link improvements provided the
    diversity channels have uncorrelated
    noise/fading/interference characteristics

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Receive Diversity Performance
  • Q9604 has 4 audio channels to provide
  • Up to four channel diversity for single channel
    waveforms
  • Dual Channel diversity with MS-188-110B App. F
    waveform
  • Diversity performance evaluated using baseband
    channel simulators

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Tx Audio
Rx Audio
MDM-3001
MDM-3001
Q9604 Modem
Q9604 Modem
MDM-3001
MDM-3001
Channel Simulators
Tx Data
Data Analyzer
Rx Data
Fireberd 6000A
Test Set-up Block Diagram
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CCIR Channel Definitions
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Diversity (2 Channels)
  • CCIR Poor
  • 5 to 7 dB improvement for 4.8 to 9.6 kbps
  • CCIR Moderate
  • 7 to 8 dB improvement for 4.8 to 9.6 kbps
  • CCIR Good
  • 8 to 10 dB improvement for 4.8 to 9.6 kbps

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Diversity (4 Channels)
  • CCIR Poor
  • 10 to 12 dB improvement for 9.6 kbps
  • At 15 dB SNR, BER lt 10-3 for 9.6 kbps
  • CCIR Moderate
  • 15 to 17 dB improvement for 9.6 kbps
  • CCIR Good
  • 14 to 15 dB improvement for 9.6 kbps

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Diversity MS-188-110B App. F
  • CCIR Poor
  • 6 to 9 dB improvement for 9.6 to 19.2 kbps
  • CCIR Moderate
  • 5 to 9 dB improvement for 9.6 to 19.2 kbps
  • CCIR Good
  • 7 to 10 dB improvement for 9.6 to 19.2 kbps
  • Channel diversity should allow 19.2 kbps with 20
    dB SNR HF link

25
Voice over IPandSerial Control over IP
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Why VoIP and SCoIP?
  • Reduction in operating costs for remote
    controlled HF Ground Stations
  • Currently multiple phone line channels used
    between operators and radio sites
  • Replace with WAN/LAN running IP data
  • VoIP for analog audio e.g. voice traffic
  • SCoIP for equipment control/monitoring e.g.
    radios, modems, antenna switching/rotation, etc.

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Control Site
Receiver Site (10 Receivers)
Rx Audio (10)
Tx Audio (10)
Control (2)
Tx Audio (10)
Control (1)
  • Typical Split-Site HF Station
  • 30 Phone line channels for audio
  • 3 Phone line channels for control

Transmitter Site (10 Transmitters)
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Control Site
Receiver Site (10 Receivers)
VoIP SCoIP
LAN/WAN
Transmitter Site (10 Transmitters)
  • Typical Split-Site HF Station
  • All Audio on VoIP
  • All Control via SCoIP

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Q9604 VoIP Function
  • Allows voice to use an IP Network as the
    transport channel between a radio operator and a
    remote radio while maintaining the ability of the
    modem to function as a modem
  • Provides ability to control the PTT or keyline
    of the remote radio
  • Q9604 provides keyline input for PTT devices, and
    supports VOX thresholds as a keying mechanism
  • Based upon standard protocols for compatibility
    with COTS VoIP clients minor VoIP COTS client
    modifications likely needed to support HF or VHUF
    radio systems
  • Two CODECS 32 kbps ADPCM and 32 kbps µLaw
  • Q9604 VoIP mode features several configurable
    parameters for adapting to congested IP networks
  • Supports split-site ALE systems

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Q9604 SCoIP (Serial Control over IP)
  • Enables control of remote serial devices over IP
    links
  • The controllers serial cable is connected to the
    base station Q9604s AUX port
  • The Q9604 SCoIP menu acquires the IP address of
    the remote Q9604 modem a common port number is
    then configured on both the base and remote Q9604
    modems, serving as the control socket
  • The remote station Q9604 modem interfaces with
    the serially controlled device, via the modems
    COM port
  • Q9604 SCoIP function is independent of the modem
    function. Waveform data and control packet
    messages are exchanged through a single common IP
    link, to the modems data and control sockets

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IP Voice and Serial Control DataRTP Stream
Interconnect
  • Single Radio remotely operated/managed by a
    single workstation
  • Transceiver supports 2 ISB Channels (Audio)
  • Operator console consists of an audio interface
    panel and a pc/laptop
  • Control Software only needs to provide serial
    control of transceiver

Control PC
Audio Console
Push To Talk
RS-232 Control Data
TX/RX Audio 2 Channels
MDM-Q9604
MDM-Q9604
  • 4 RTP Streams
  • Audio Channel 1
  • Audio Channel 2
  • Push-to-Talk (Radio key line)
  • Possibly combined with Audio channel 1
  • RS-232 Serial Control Data

TX/RX Audio 2 Channels
RS-232 Control Data
Push To Talk
Transceiver
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IP Voice and Serial Control DataRTP Stream
Interconnect9604 in Split-Site mode
Control PC
Audio Console
  • Split Site Configuration remotely
    operated/managed by a single workstation
  • Transmitter and Receiver each support 2 ISB
    Channels (Audio)
  • Operator console consists of an audio interface
    panel and a pc/laptop
  • Control Software could be any application capable
    of split site serial control
  • Operator workstation MDM-Q9604 splits audio,
    transmit audio goes to transmit site, receive
    audio goes to receive site
  • RS-232 control and push-to-talk is also passed
    to both transmit site and receive site
    simultaneously

Push To Talk
RS-232 Control Data
TX/RX Audio 2 Channels
MDM-Q9604
MDM-Q9604
MDM-Q9604
RX Audio 2 Channels
RS-232 Control Data
Mute
Push To Talk
TX Audio 2 Channels
Receiver
RS-232 Control Data
Transmitter
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Transmitter Site
Receiver Site
Receiver Site
Control Site A
Transmitter Site
Transmitter Site
LAN/WAN
Receiver Site
Receiver Site
Transmitter Site
Expansion to Multi-User/Control Multi-Station
Control Site C
Control Site B
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