Mounted Tactical Radio Communications

Resilient connectivity to enable true collaborative combat

Collaborative combat
Connectivity
Protected vehicles

Battlefield connectivity and networking is at the heart of this collaborative combat. Inside combat vehicles, Software Defined Radios and SOTAS Infrastructure are an enabler for the latest command and control system.

Challenges facing mounted soldiers are bigger ever. Software Defined Radios and SOTAS Infrastructures make data available to all up to combined arms, battle group level. Collaborative protection, observation and engagement are enabled thanks to this unique integration of command and combat system.

To gain that decisive advantage in the field over the enemy, soldiers, vehicles and drones need to operate in complete real-time synergy as a unified combat machine, called collaborative combat. Thales connectivity solutions turn vehicles into powerful mobile network nodes. Inside or outside their vehicle, land forces can rely on an end-to-end, resilient, protected, secure, smart and interoperability connectivity to collect, share information in real-time and preserve their information superiority.

Mounted Tactical Radio Communications

SYNAPS-V 2-channel V/UHF radio is the most powerful member of the SYNAPS Networking SDR radios family designed to provide agility in current and future modern mission’s requirements.

SYNAPS-T is the compact 1-channel version of the SYNAPS SDR V/UHF radios family designed to provide agility in current and future modern mission’s requirements and unmatched awareness to the mounted commanders.

The SYNAPS-H Docking Station optimizes connectivity and data transfer for deployed teams, providing a robust interface for device synchronization and charging. With its enhanced security capabilities, it ensures secure and efficient communication between ground units and command centers. As a centralized access point, it facilitates better coordination of operations on the modern battlefield, ensuring smooth information exchange between different teams and systems.

SOTAS has continuously adopted new technologies addressing current plus upcoming needs and threats. These range from clear speech through digital audio services and filtering algorithms, to quicker data sharing through increased bandwidth within the networking services and application hosting options. These gradual changes always have the various responsibilities within our customer environment as focal point.

Fastnet HD TRC 9315 is the vehicular 50W station composed of TRC 9215 Manpack and ALA 126APX vehicular power amplifier. It embeds high performance co-site filters for maximized protection against proximity interference between co-located equipment.

It embeds a native support of VHF new HD waveforms that offer enhanced capabilities and performance while enabling full interoperability with SYNAPS, and offering continuous data flows and real time information exchange.

The TRC 9310 is built around the TRC 9210 manpack and benefits from all the outstanding features and waveforms of the latter. Based on plug and play concept, it enables in case of emergency or in case of maintenance to withdraw easily the manpack from its vehicular mounting station.

As the today operational situations imply the presence of several radios (HF, VHF or UHF) in the vehicle, it proposes dedicated cosite filters for limiting the interferences between the different transmissions.

A real breakthrough in HF communication enabling resilient broadband IP connectivity. The Thales HF XL waveform offers solutions that are flexible, user friendly- and backwards-compatible with legacy systems.