FBCB2-JCR Operator Quick Reference Handbook

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FBCB2 JCR
Operator
Quick Reference Handbook
26 March 2012 Version 1.0
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•GETTING STARTED
–Description of Force XXI Battle Command Brigade-and-Below – Joint Capabilities Release (FBCB2-JCR)…………………………….………… 6
–Identify configurations of FBCB2-JCR………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8

•Identify Configuration of AN/UYK-128A(V)3…………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 9
•Identify Configuration of AN/UYK-128(V)1…………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 10
–Introduction to Interface (OPS) ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 11
•SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
–Description of Interactive Software Users Manual (ISUM) ……………………………………………………………….…………………….………… 13
•Launched from Start Menu…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………… 13
•Content Sensitive Help (CSH) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..….…………… 14
–Description of JV5 Processor Unit (PU) ………………………………………………………………………………………….………………………… 15
–Description of Display Unit (DU) ……………………………………………………………………………………………….…………………………… 16
–Description of BFT-2 Satellite Transceiver ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 18

–Description of Enhanced Position Location Reporting (EPLRS) ………………………………………………………………………………………… 19
–Description of Internet Controller (INC) ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 20
–Description
p of Simple
p Key
y Loader ((SKL)) …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 21
–Description of Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR) ……………………………………………………………………….……………………… 22

–Description of KGV-72 Platform Encryption Device (PED) …………………………………………………………………………….………………… 23
•Hold Up Battery (HUB) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 24
–Description of Secure - Mission Data Loader Device (SecureMDL) ……………………………………………………………………….…………… 25
–Description of Co-Hosted Software…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…… 26
•Description of Tactical Ground Reporting (TIGR) and Recognition of Combat Vehicles (ROC-V) …………………………………………… 27
•Description of Chat …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 28

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•BASIC OPERATIONS
–Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS) …………………………………………………………………………………………………. 29
–Startup the AN/UYK-128A(V)3 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 33
–Startup the AN/UYK-128(V)1………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 35
–Configure Platform Settings (Initial Configuration) AN/UYK-128A(V)3………………………………………………………………..………………… 37
–Configure Platform Settings (Initial Configuration) AN/UYK-128(V)1 …………………………………………………………………………………… 38
–Verify AN/UYK-128A(V)3 Configured for Operation ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 39
–Verify AN/UYK-128(V)1 Configured for Operation …………………………………………………………………………………………..…………… 40
–Touch Screen Calibration …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 41
–Change Role…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 42
–Setup Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Frequencies …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 43
–Setup Call Sign………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 44
–Setup Messaging …………………………………………………………………………………………………..………………………………………… 45
•Setup Message Addressing………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 45
•Setup Address Groups………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 46
•Setup Message Folders………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 47
–Setup Chat……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………... 48
•Open and Close Chat Manager……………………………………………………………………………………………….……………………… 48
•Create a Buddy List and a Chat Room……………………………………………………………………………………….……………………… 49
•Invite Roles to a Chat Room…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 50
•Participate in a Chat Session and Leave a Chat Room……………………………………………..……………………………………………… 51
•Send an Instant Message……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 52
–Message Management…………………………………………………………………………………………………….………………………………… 53
•Manage Flash/Immediate/Priority/Routine Messages (FIPR Queue) …………………………………………….……………………………… 53
•Using Open Office ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 54
•Create SPOT Report…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 55
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•BASIC OPERATIONS
–Setup Quick Send Buttons…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 56
•Free Text Setup for Routine Reports………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 56
–SecureMDL Operations……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 58
•Create Mission Data Set (MDS) ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 58
•Copy Mission Data Set (MDS) from SecureMDL …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 59
•Install Mission Data Set (MDS) from SecureMDL ……………………………………………………………………………..…………………… 60
–TIGR Data Functions: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 61
•Using Personal File Folders …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 61
•Import TIGR Client Data from SecureMDL…………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 62
•Export TIGR Co-Host Data to SecureMDL …………………………………………………………………………………..……………………… 63
–Map Management……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……………………… 64
•Definition of Map Types ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……………………… 64
•Perform Pan Box Operations……………………………………………………………………………………………..…………………………… 69
•Find a Unit/Platform on a Map………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 70
•Map Layers……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 71
•Symbology……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 72
–Manage Convoy Patrol Group……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 73
–Hook Dialog Box Components………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Components 75
•Convoy Tab…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 75
•Details Tab……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 76
–Situational Awareness (SA) Filters………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 77
–Clear Data………………………………………….……………………………………………………………………………….………………………… 78
–Security Procedures………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 79
•Screen Lock Function………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 79
•Local Destroy……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………………… 80
•Zeroize KGV-72 PED ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………………… 81
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•FBCB2-JCR SYSTEM SHUTDOWN

–Shutdown the FBCB2-JCR System ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 83
•BFT-2 ………………………………………………………………………….………………………………………………………………………… 83
•EPLRS………………………………………………………………………………….………………………………………………………………… 84
•TROUBLESHOOTING
Quick reference steps > Refer to TM
–Signal Quality Indicator No Signal……………………………………………………………………..…………………………………………………… 85
–AN/UYK-128(V)
AN/UYK 128(V) Fails to Power Up………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………………………
Up 86
–Cannot See Own Icon………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 87
–KGV-72 PED LED Flashing Green/Amber (BFT-2 only) ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 89
–KGV-72 PED LED Solid Red (BFT-2 only) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 90

–KGV-72 PED LED Flashing Amber (BFT-2 only) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 91
–JCR System Locks Up or Stops Responding……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 92
–Operating System Not Found ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……………… 93
•APPENDIX A – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) ………………………………………………………………………………………….……………… 94

•APPENDIX B – Capabilities Matrix………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…………… 96
•APPENDIX C – Combat Checks………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………… 99
•APPENDIX D – Technical Support Services …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 101
•APPENDIX E – Abbreviations/Acronyms………………………………………………………………………………..……………………………………… 115
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GETTING STARTED – DESCRIPTION OF FORCE XXI BATTLE COMMAND BRIGADE-AND-BELOW –
JOINT CAPABILITIES RELEASE (FBCB2-JCR)
¾ The software-enhanced version of Force XXI Battle Command Brigade-and-Below/ Blue Force
Tracking (FBCB2/BFT), is known as Joint Capabilities Release (JCR) in reference to its
interoperability between all US Military Services.
¾ FBCB2-JCR is the "bridge" to Joint Battle Command-Platform (JBC-P), providing today's deployed
units with Joint interoperability and secure data encryption.
¾ FBCB2-JCR provides near real-time Situational Awareness (SA) graphics on a map or imagery to
include; friendly positions, observed enemy positions, and observed battlefield hazards information
which is transmitted via FM terrestrial Enhanced Position Location Reporting (EPLRS) radios
and/or satellite based communication systems.
¾ JCR is a Joint Command, Control, Communication, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and
R
Reconnaissance
i (C4ISR) product
d t used
dbby:
• US Army
• US Marine Corps (USMC)
• US Air Force
• US Navy Forces
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DESCRIPTION OF FORCE XXI BATTLE COMMAND BRIGADE-AND-BELOW –
JOINT CAPABILITIES RELEASE (FBCB2-JCR)
¾ Blue Force Tracking 2 (BFT-2) is the upgrade to the BFT-1 Satellite system in use by FBCB2
satellite systems.
¾ JCR uses the KGV-72 Platform Encryption Device (PED) to provide secure data encryption for:
p y with all BFT and all EPLRS systems
• Interoperability y as well as other ABCS systems.
y
• Sending Secret data in the field.
• Sending preformatted Fire Missions.
¾ The Tactical Services Gateway (TSG) provides the following for EPLRS systems:
• Bridges from lower to upper TI networks.
• Dynamic IP addresses.
• Situational Awareness (SA).
• Command and Control Registry (C2R).
• Data Distribution Service (DDS).
¾ The Blue Force Tracking Global Network Operations Center (BGN) provides:
• The bridge between Satellite-based BFT-2 and Terrestrial-based EPLRS vehicles.
• The bridge between security domains (SBU and SECRET).
• Management of the overall satellite network.
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IDENTIFY CONFIGURATION OF AN/UYK-128(V) COMPONENTS
Proper configuration is vital. Soldiers must know what hardware is installed on their system to
TIP verify the platform’s configuration.
The Satellite based configuration consists of the AN/UYK-128A(V)3 with KGV-72 PED. Terrestrial based
configurations consists of the AN/UYK-128(V)1 with Internet Controller (INC). Common equipment for
the AN/UYK-128A(V)3 and the AN/UYK-128(V)1 are the JV5 Processor Unit and the Display Unit (DU).
Satellite Platform Satellite Transceiver GPS

Configurations Encryption Device
AN/UYK-128A(V)3 KGV-72 PED BFT-2 Satellite Transceiver DAGR
Terrestrial Configuration Platform Encryption Device Satellite Transceiver GPS

AN/UYK-128(V)1 (with INC) N/A N/A DAGR
DB20 HARD
DRIVE SLOT
DB32/SAASM TRAY
HARD DRIVE SLOT
CIRCUIT BREAKER
SWITCH CB1 BATTERY TRAY
JV5 PU Display Unit
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IDENTIFY CONFIGURATION OF FBCB2-JCR - IDENTIFY CONFIGURATION OF AN/UYK-128A(V)3
In addition to the JV5 Processor Unit and the Display Unit (DU) (equipment common to satellite and
terrestrial systems) the AN/UYK-128A(V)3 also relies on the KGV-72 PED the BFT-2 satellite
transceiver and the DAGR. The KGV-72 PED is an inline encryption device between the Hard Drive
and the Satellite Transceiver. The KGV-72 PED authenticates to the Hard Drive instead of the Satellite
Transceiver.
Satellite Platform Encryption Satellite Transceiver GPS

Configurations Device
AN/UYK-128A(V)3 KGV-72 PED BFT-2 DAGR
DISPLAY J3 E TERNAL
ANTENNA
J POWER CONNECTOR
CONNECTOR
KEYPAD
GV Platform Encryption Device PED

T Satellite Transceiver DAG
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IDENTIFY CONFIGURATION OF FBCB2-JCR - IDENTIFY CONFIGURATION OF AN/UYK-128(V)1
In addition to the JV5 Processor Unit and the Display Unit (DU) (equipment common to satellite and
terrestrial systems) the AN/UYK-128(V)1 also relies on the EPLRS the INC and the DAGR.
Terrestrial Configurations Platform Encryption Device Satellite Transceiver GPS
AN/UYK-128(V)1 (with INC) N/A N/A DAGR
OUT OF NET
INDICATOR
POWER J3 E TERNAL
DISPLAY
MSG RCVD OUT OF NET
MODE MSG MESSAGE DESCRIPTOR
INDICATOR
ANTENNA
ALARM UAL ONE EAST/BRG NORTH/RNG
CONNECTOR
INDICATOR J POWER
A B C D E F
URO
1 2 3
DISPLAY
G H I J K L
CONNECTOR
5 6
CONTROL
TEST M N O P R
CLR 7 8
OUT LOW
ALARM NET POWER KAB SEND
S T
NVG
U V
0
W
BRT
READOUT
UNIT
DATA
ANT J1 J3 Y --
RCVD
GET HELP KEEP
KEEP ALIVE ON 2ND

EROI E
(PULL) BATTERY AUDIBLE
J2 ON
PR PORT
DO NOT
OFF
OBSTRUCT
LOAD
POWER
EP S ace
EPLRS
POWER
SWITCH
KEYPAD
DAG
nternet Controller NC
EP S
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INTRODUCTION TO INTERFACE (OPS)
Signal Local COMM GPS System Warnings

uality Status Status Classification and Alerts
Indicator
FIPR ueue
Map Display G G SEC ET W(00) A(02)
FIPR
Line of Sight Tool
0 0 0 0
Nav... LOS Auto Create Overlay Message

Center
OVLY NBC1
Create VBIED SPOT Report
ED ED
Create Obstacle Report
uick Send
OBST CFF
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2S D 3 71 07382 Grid Location Own Vehicle

Filters. Admin SA Filters
Apps.. Help View ISUM

Grid Location of Cursor
1 RPV 10633 3 618
Combat Map Controller Map...
Pan Control
Platform Commander’s Toggle Select and Drag
Status Slant Report Chat Pan Bo
Report
G G G G G Send Details... Slant... Chat... View
Start Ops Active Tasks (02) Role PSG-WGM-2-A-2BN12CAV-1CD User SECRET 062058 JUL2011
This page is unclassified but marked SECRET for training purposes only.
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INTRODUCTION TO INTERFACE (OPS)
Map Display G G SEC ET W(00) A(02)
FIPR
0 0 0 0 Auto Center on own vehicle icon

Navigation Tool Nav... LOS Auto
Center Create NBC1 Report
MAYDAY OVLY NBC1 Create Dismount SPOT Report
Create IED SPOT Report ED ED Create Call For Fire Report
Line MEDEVAC OBST CFF
uick Send
Create uick Send Message

--- --- ---
Create and Manage Messages 2S D 3 71 07382
Filters. Admin
Administrative Functions
Applications
Apps..
1 RPV 10633 3 618
Map...
Previous/Ne t OPS Screen View
Pan and
Toggles Display Controller
oom
Functions
G G G G G Send Details... Slant... Chat... View Date/Time Display displayed
Start Ops Active Tasks (02) Role PSG-WGM-2-A-2BN12CAV-1CD User SECRET 062058 JUL2011 as date and time or DTG in
local or ulu.
Activate OPS Screen User Current UTO Role User Security
Classification
Active Tasks
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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION – DESCRIPTION OF INTERACTIVE SOFTWARE USERS MANUAL (ISUM) –
LAUNCHED FROM START MENU
The Table of Contents in the left hand pane provides a list of headings for the different functional areas
of the system. Under each heading are the individual topics that provide step-by-step
TIP instructions for operating the system.
JCRV1-3DB - Mozilla Firefox 1. Select Start>Help>Main Help.

2 Select one of the following four tabs in the left
2.
hand pane to find a topic:
a. Contents - View help topics through the
Contents Index Search Glossary
Contents structure.
What is JCR? b. Index - Search for keywords with the Index
Cover Page feature.
Front Matter c. Search - Do a Search on any word or
System Initialization phrase.
System Login d. Glossary - Find the meaning of
Start abbreviations used within the system
through the Glossary feature.
3. Select
S the X in the upper right hand corner to
close the ISUM.
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DESCRIPTION OF INTERACTIVE SOFTWARE USERS MANUAL (ISUM)- CONTENT SENSITIVE HELP (CSH)
TIP Every dialog box contains a Help selection for the content.
PED Manager Advanced Tools

1. The Interactive System User’s Manual (ISUM) is
an interactive Technical Bulletin that provides
Enable Software Updates
step-by-step instructions for operating the JCR
software application.
Re-Bind Platform Encryption Device 2 Select
2. S l t Help
H l tto access iinformation
f ti about
b t content
t t
related to the topic of that dialog box.
Zeroize Operational Keys
3. CSH has the same Table of Contents as the
Destroy PED
ISUM launched from Start menu.
Enable LED
Disable LED
Close Help
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DESCRIPTION OF JV5 PROCESSOR UNIT (PU)
TIP Battery charging does not occur when the PU s circuit breaker switch is in the OFF position.
1. The PU provides storage and data processing

functions for the Joint Capabilities Release (JCR)
software.
2 It contains an audio printed circuit board (PCB)
2.
DB20 HARD that can drive an outboard speaker or an
DRIVE SLOT
operator headset for voice communications.
DB32/SAASM TRAY
HARD DRIVE SLOT
3. The JV5 configuration of the PU can provide
screen resolutions up to 1280 102 pi els.
. To run JCR software the system must have at a
minimum a 120 (GB) or larger capacity hard
drive disk.
5. Each PU includes a removable backup Battery
CIRCUIT BREAKER
Tray. The rechargeable Nickel Cadmium
SWITCH CB1 BATTERY TRAY (NICAD) batteries in the Battery Tray can sustain
the PU for appro imately 10 minutes to allow the
user to save any open files and perform a safe
JV5 PU shutdown.
6. Battery charging occurs whenever the battery is
installed the battery temperature is within
operating limits the PU s circuit breaker switch is
in the ON position and the PU is connected to
vehicular power.
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DESCRIPTION OF DISPLAY UNIT (DU)
A N NG Drivers viewing the display unit while operating the vehicle may result in personnel
ha ards/equipment damage. Drivers should not view display unit while vehicle is in motion. Failure to
comply can lead to in ury or death.
The KU connector also serves as a USB port so the KU can be disconnected while the DU is powered up.
This permits a Secure Mission Data Loader (SecureMDL) to be connected to the DU at J2 in place of the
TIP Keyboard Unit (KU) to download updates and Mission Data Sets (MDS)
(MDS).
1. The DU is a ruggedi ed LCD display

panel with a touchscreen and a keyboard
interface.
2. The DU touchscreen provides the
operator with information and one
method of Soldier-Machine Interface
(SMI).
3 LED indicators provide the operator with
3.
a visual status of the computer.
. It features high brightness capability for
operation in full sunlight and blackout for
limited visibility operation.
Display Unit
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DESCRIPTION OF DISPLAY UNIT (DU)
A N NG Drivers viewing the display unit while operating the vehicle may result in personnel
ha ards/equipment damage. Drivers should not view display unit while vehicle is in motion. Failure to
comply can lead to in ury or death.
1. DU has a Control Indicator Panel (CIP)

on the left vertical edge of the display
POWER ON/OFF (PU AND DU) PWR
GREEN
AMBER containing a row of ten function keys and
RED
three sets of status LEDs.
PWR
INCREASE BACKLIGHT INTENSITY BRT
INCREASE LED BRIGHTNESS LED 2. Each DU has a Be el Keypad with a row
DECREASE BACKLIGHT INTENSITY BRT- of eight buttons at the bottom of the
DECREASE LED BRIGHTNESS LED- display.
BLACKOUT ON/OFF BLK
OUT
GREEN
AMBER
3. The Be el keypad is an alternate method
LAMP TEST LAMP RED
of inputting data.
DISP
ESCAPE CONTROL ESC

F1 MAP CONTROL F1
RIGHT TAB STOPS

LEFT TAB STOPS
TAB UP ONE SPACE GREEN COMBAT MESSAGE PREVIOUS FIELD UP LIST SELECT
TAB LEFT ONE SPACE AMBER
RED
CPU
TAB DOWN ONE SPACE

TAB RIGHT ONE SPACE
ALT F1 ALT F2 ALT F3 ALT F ALT F5 ALT F6 ALT F7 ALT F8
ENTER ENT
SPACE SPACE
FUNCTION FCN
COMBAT MODE MESSAGE TAB NE T FIELD DOWN LIST
e el eypa
Control n icator Panel
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DESCRIPTION OF BFT-2 SATELLITE TRANSCEIVER
Satellite Transceivers located in the same area must be kept a minimum of 2 meters or 6 feet apart.
Failure to maintain this distance can cause interference or possible equipment
TIP damage.
T e T Satellite Transceiver
1
1. A full duple L-band satellite transceiver mounted
on the platform where it has a clear view of the sky
overhead.
2. The full duple system transmits and receives
simultaneously.
3. With the e ception of a power source the
transceiver is a self-contained satellite terminal.
. Once the transceiver settings are configured the
system automatically links up with the satellite and
begins transmitting data.
5. Refreshes SA Position Location Information (PLI)
every 100 meters
t off ttravell or 5 minutes
i t b by d
default.
f lt
6. Compatible with KGV-72 PED to ensure a secure
network connection.
T Satellite Transceiver
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DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCED POSITION LOCATION REPORTING SYSTEM (EPLRS)
EPLRS communications are range limited limited by line of sight and by

TIP number of message retransmissions before message completion rate.
1. Provides secure am resistant wireless digital

connection among battlefield computers
OUT OF NET allowing field commander’s to form a oint
INDICATOR
POWER
network
network.
2. Provides embedded situational awareness and
MSG RCVD OUT OF NET
INDICATOR
ALARM
position navigation. It is a common system for
UAL ONE EAST/BRG NORTH/RNG
INDICATOR
A B C D E F
URO
1 2 3
DISPLAY
G H I J K L
5 6
CONTROL
Army and Joint war fighting missions.
TEST M N O P R
CLR 7 8
OUT LOW
S T
NVG
U V
0
W
BRT
READOUT
UNIT
DATA
3. EPLRS systems are capable of using

ANT J1 J3 Y --
RCVD
GET HELP KEEP
KEEP ALIVE ON 2ND

EROI E
(PULL) BATTERY AUDIBLE
COMSEC and frequency-hopping technology

J2 ON
PR PORT
DO NOT
OFF
OBSTRUCT
LOAD
POWER
to encrypt and decrypt the information sent and

EPLRS
POWER received.
SWITCH
. EPLRS Radio Sets (RS) in the network are
assigned time for short transmissions (called
timeslots) during which it can transmit while
other
h members b receive.
i
5. EPLRS RS communicate in one of two ways
for host-to-host one-to-one which is more
reliable but slower or many-to-many which
En ance Position ocation eporting EP S while less reliable is faster.
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DESCRIPTION OF INTERNET CONTROLLER (INC)
TIP The INC translates the JCR data into radio language and then back again so it can be shared.
1. The INC is a tactical router that provides the interface

between the EPLRS and FBCB2-EPLRS (JCR).
2
2. The INC is the traffic controller at the radio interface
interface.
3. The INC’s traffic controller role is dependent on the
dataset that JCR downloads into the INC software
upon startup initiali ation with the FBCB2-EPLRS
(JCR).
. The INC is internal and is a fi ed component on the
right side of the Vehicle Amplified Adapter (VAA).
5. When a message is sent it goes through the INC
which routes it to the radio. The message is sent
through the radio and is received by other platform
radios. The message then goes to each of the
platform’s INCs
INCs. The INC determines if the message is
addressed to the platform and if not dumps it. If it is
nternet Controller NC
for the platform the message is routed to the PU and is
displayed on the DU.
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DESCRIPTION OF SIMPLE KEY LOADER (SKL)
TIP Operational Keys must be Safeguarded IAW DA Pamphlet 25-380-2 and 25-380-5.
1. The purpose of the SKL is to supplement

and eventually replace the Data Transfer
Device (DTD).
2. SKL is a ruggedi ed portable hand-held
fill device that is used for receiving
storing and transferring Communication
Security (COMSEC) keys.
3. Supports the RS-232 DS-101 and DS-
102 protocols.
. Provides the ability to load both the Key
Encryption Key (KEK) and Traffic
Encryption Key (TEK) using profile
during Black Key loading operations in
support of the KGV-72 PED.
Simple ey oa er S
5. Provides all of the functions of the DTD
and incorporates new features that
provide streamlined management of
COMSEC keys Electronic Protection
(EP) data and Signal Operating
Instructions (SOI).
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DESCRIPTION OF DEFENSE ADVANCED GPS RECEIVER (DAGR)
1. The DAGR has a keypad for control

and an LCD display which displays
te t graphics and operational
indicators.
2. The system’s position coordinates
are displayed on an LCD panel.
DISPLAY J3 E TERNAL 3
3. The DAGR receives timing signals
ANTENNA
CONNECTOR from multiple GPS satellites that are
J POWER
CONNECTOR overhead and computes the local
position of the receiver and the JCR
system.
. Several grid reference systems are
available on the DAGR.
5. The DAGR is normally configured to
display coordinates in Military Grid
Reference System (MGRS) format.
6. Refer to TB 11-5820-1172-10 DAGR
KEYPAD O
Operator
t sP Pocket
k tG
Guide
id ChChapter
t 1
for a detailed description of the
Defense A vance GPS eceiver DAG
DAGR displays and of each keypad
key and its function.
7. The Crypto Fill page provides
capability to view current status of
crypto variable (CV) keys and load
new CV keys.
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DESCRIPTION OF KGV-72 PLATFORM ENCRYPTION DEVICE (PED)
TIP Once a system is connected to the KGV-72 PED it cannot go back to an Unclassified network.
N TE If you want to change the Hard Drive (HD) to UNCLASSIFIED from SECRET you must take
the SECRET HD to a purge station. All data will be removed from the HD.
GV Platform Encryption Device PED

1. The KGV-72 PED provides Secret messaging
capabilities for the AN/UYK-128A(V)3.
2. A Type 1 encryption device used with the AN/UYK-
128A(V)3 to allow connection to a secure network.
3. All BFT-2 message traffic passed through the KGV-72
PED is encrypted regardless of the original data
classification.
. KGV-72 has specific firmware files for BFT-2.
Security re uirements
1. An operator must possess a SECRET clearance in order
to load operational keys on the KGV-72
KGV 72 PED
PED.
2. The connected system must be configured Secret.
3. Load handle and safeguard the keys for the KGV-72
PED IAW DA Pamphlet 25-380-2.
GV Platform Encryption Device PED . The KGV-72 PED is a Controlled Cryptographic Item
(CCI) when un-keyed and must be transported stored
handled and reported IAW DA Pamphlet 25-380-2 and
AR 380- 0.
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HOLD UP BATTERY (HUB)
CAUTION: Only authorized personnel allowed to change the HUB. JOSEKI will be lost if not
! done properly. Accidently or purposely clearing the JOSEKI Key from the KGV-72 PED requires
that the KGV-72 PED be returned to Electronic Maintenance Facility (ELM) to become operational.
TIP When HUB is replaced, annotate the date on the HUB Tag.
Hold Up Battery (HUB):

1. Replace the HUB after one year.
2. Battery Type ½ AA 14250C: NSN 6135- 01-
525-9943.
3. The HUB maintains the keys when primary
power is removed.
4. The keys will be lost if there is no HUB, and if
external power is removed for more than 5
minutes.
5. If HUB is Low - LED indicator will Flash Amber.
Disposal requirements:
KGV-72 PED Hold Up Battery (HUB) Dispose of defective or discharged batteries in
accordance with U.S. Army Technical Bulletin TB
43-0134, Battery Disposition and Disposal.
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DESCRIPTION OF SECURE-MISSION DATA LOADER DEVICE (SECUREMDL)
1. The SecureMDL must be clearly marked with SECRET classification when containing SECRET
data.
2. Handle safeguard and transport the SecureMDL IAW DA Pamphlet 25- 380-2.
3. Commander Security Officer (SO) or Information Assurance (IA) officer must appoint authori ed
cleared individuals in writing who can write data from JCR systems to the SMDL. A list of
authori ed cleared personnel will be maintained for accountability by the Security Officer.
. Authori ed cleared personnel must sign a copy of the SFAE C3T FBC Procedure for Use of
R
Removablebl MMediadi tto W it D
Write t ffrom FBCB2 S
Data t
Systems.
5. To write data the authori ed individual takes the SecureMDL to a designated JCR system to
perform the write operation. The authori ed individual must have a second cleared individual to
witness the operation and verify that the specific files are written to the SecureMDL. Each
individual will then complete the table below.
6. The completed table will be maintained by the authori ed cleared individual and returned to the
Security Officer for security compliance.
Secure D
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DESCRIPTION OF CO-HOSTED SOFTWARE - DESCRIPTION OF TACTICAL GROUND REPORTING (TIGR)
1. TIGR is co-hosted on the JCR software.

2. A cleared user can access TIGR data for a specified area and view events which contain comments
photos video and other after action data uploaded by other users.
3. TIGR events are raw uncorrelated historical data and are not intended to provide a full intelligence
picture of an area. Rather TIGR provides a Soldier’s eye view of events that can familiari e
operators with recent activity in a given area.
UNC ASS ED C A USE N

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Title VBIED - Patrol 876
Category VBIED
Location 38S MC 28 26 13862 VBIED - Patrol 876
Date 1 152 Jan 08 5 Jan 1BCT/1 CD
Unit 1BCT/1 CD
Point of Impact 625

Event Summary
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VBIED detonated on the concrete barriers. Follow on small
arms fire at the guard towers resulted in one WIA US and 2 SAF - Patrol 765
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IED
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IED - Patrol 567

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1 mile
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Show Places Icons Pictures Drawings
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DESCRIPTION OF CO-HOSTED SOFTWARE - DESCRIPTION OF AND RECOGNITION OF COMBAT
VEHICLES (ROC-V)
1. ROC-V is co-hosted on the JCR software.

2. ROC-V helps Soldiers learn to identify the thermal signatures of combat vehicles.
3. ROC-V provides day optics and thermal sight training.
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DESCRIPTION OF CHAT
C at anager
C AT
UNC ASS ED 1. Chat rooms will always be
unclassified.
PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD Platoonchat TeamBravo
2. Built to conform with popular
PSG N CAV CD as oine t e room PSG-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
chat room conventions.
PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD What is your
ETA my location PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CA 3. Utili es the Address Book and
the Message Addressing GUIs
for building Buddy List .
. Chat provides ability to
establish chat rooms that
support up to 16 users per chat
room.
5. Up to 6 chat rooms per
platform.
6. Also allows instant messaging
between two JCR users.
Leave Invite
Hide
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BEFORE OPERATIONS – PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKS AND SERVICES (PMCS)
TTP Always perform PMCS in the same sequence; by doing so, it will help to spot
potential problems quickly.
ITEM INTERVAL ITEM TO BE PROCEDURE EQUIPMENT NOT

NO. CHECKED OR READY/AVAILABLE IF:
SERVICED
1 Weekly/Before Mission DU Inspect for cracks or other severe damage to the Touchscreen is cracked or has
touchscreen.
touchscreen severe scratches that would
Clean touchscreen. prevent touchscreen operation
Hand-tighten grounding strap thumbscrew.
2 Weekly/Before Mission PU Hand-tighten grounding strap thumbscrew.
3 Weekly/Before Mission RHDDC Ensure RHDDC is present and properly seated.
4 Weekly/Before Mission RHDDC access door Secure RHDDC access door. Not secured properly; the seal
will leak.
5 Weekly/Before Mission KU Inspect keyboard membrane seal (Broken or torn KU alpha numeric, or Enter keys
membrane could allow moisture to enter and damage do not function.
KU).
Inspect for inoperable, missing/sticking
keys.
6 Weekly/Before Mission Satellite Transceiver Inspect for cracks, evidence of damage and cable
connectors
connectors.
Verify Transceiver is securely mounted to bracket.
7 Weekly/Before Mission Cable/Mounting Tighten Ramball Mount assembly, if equipped. Ramball too tight prevents DU
Hardware movement.
8 Weekly/Before Mission Cable/Mounting Inspect cables for evidence of damage (i.e., frayed,
Hardware broken, or bare wires).
NOTE: There are no mandatory replacement parts for the AN/UYK-128(V) Computer.
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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKS AND SERVICES (PMCS)
Peripheral equipment PMCS procedures need to be performed prior to performing

TIP AN/UYK-128(V) computer PMCS procedures.
Technical Manuals for the DAGR, EPLRS, ACADA, RADIAC, and LRAS3 contain specific PMCS
TIP procedures for the referenced equipment.
SERVICED
9 Weekly/Before Mission Cable/Mounting Hardware Inspect all cable connectors. (Properly mated, only the
blue band is showing.)
10 Weekly/Before Mission Cable/Mounting Hardware Inspect mounting bolts/hardware. (Tighten and secure.)
11 Weekly/Before Mission Peripheral equipment (i.e., Ensure appropriate role specific peripheral equipment is DAGR, KGV-72 PED, EPLRS,
DAGR, KGV-72 PED, present and operational IAW appropriate Technical LRAS3, RADIAC, or ACADA (if
EPLRS, LRAS3, RADIAC, Manuals. installed) are missing or not
ACADA etc.) functioning.
12 Weekly/Before Mission PU Batteries Check the Battery Tray/Battery Box inside the PU for Battery charge indicators show
charge. For Processor Unit (NSN 7021-01-496-2126), that battery(s) have low charge/no
check front of Battery Tray to ensure that the charge charge.
indicator displays at least three (3) LED bars. Degraded if: Backup
For PU, press button twice on front of Battery Box to battery(s) fail to charge.
p y diagnostic
display g codes.
Code "05” indicates battery/no charge.
To recharge batteries: With platform power up and
vehicle running, position CB1 switch to "ON" position.
Leave system powered up for 8 hours to recharge
backup batteries.
13 Weekly/Before Mission KGV-72 PED Inspect for cracks or other severe damage, missing or
broken connectors.
14 Weekly/During Mission KVG-72 PED Hold Up Verify HUB and informational tag are present and install Battery is older than one year.
Battery (HUB). date is on backside of tag.
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TTP Follow all safety procedures and practices listed in TM-11-7010-326-10. Comply with all warnings
and cautions as you perform the PMCS tasks. A warning alerts personnel to the danger of
physical injury or death. A caution alerts personnel to potential damage to equipment.

SERVICED
15 Weekl
Weekly FBCB2 EPLRS (JCR)
FBCB2-EPLRS Initialize
Initiali e ssystem
stem and verify
erif the operational stat
status
s of the Degraded ifif:
System FBCB2-EPLRS (JCR) System as follows: Local Comm status gumball is "A"
Verify correct Unit/Role. (amber).
Verify green LEDs are illuminated for PWR (Power), Status is Unknown if gumball is
DISP (Display), and CPU (Central Processor Unit) on "W" (white).
the DU Controls and Indicators Panel. Local Communication status
Refer to WP 0099 if Comm Status is "A" (Amber). Verify shows an "R" (red) gumball.
Local Comm status is "G" (green). Your Icon is not present on SA or
Verify GPS status is "G" (green) and platform icon is GPS status shows an "R" (red)
displayed on SA. gumball. Unable to see another
Enter net and verify all is working. platform's icon and unable to
NOTE: For FBCB2-EPLRS (JCR) equipped platform, send/receive messages.
ensure that you can see platform icon outside your
local net (i.e., platoon 1 to platoon 2).
16 Weekly BFT-2 System Initialize system and verify the operational status of the Degraded if: Local Comm status
BFT 2 S
BFT-2 System
t as follows:
f ll gumball
b ll iis "A“ (amber).
( b )
Verify correct Unit/Role. Status is Unknown if gumball is
Verify green LEDs are illuminated for PWR (Power), "W" (white). Local Communication
DISP (Display), and CPU (Central Processor Unit) on status
the DU Controls and Indicators Panel. shows an "R" (red) gumball.
Refer to WP 0069 if Comm Status is "A” (Amber). Verify Your Icon is not present on SA or
Local Comm status is "G" (green). GPS status shows an "R" (red)
Verify GPS status is "G" (green) and platform icon is gumball.
displayed on SA.
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SERVICED
17 After Mission AN/UYK-128(V) Computer Tighten Ramball Mount assembly, if equipped. A Ramball too tight could prevent
Inspect cables for evidence of frayed, broken or bare DU movement.
wires. Cables are missing/damaged.
Inspect all cable connectors (properly mated, only the Membrane is torn or broken.
blue band is showing).
Inspect mounting bolts for tightness and verify
mounting hardware is secure.
Inspect keyboard for torn or broken membrane.
19 After Mission PU, DU, and KU Safeguard with 5200 series lock(s)/cables to secure
PU, DU, and KU as applicable to your platform.
FBCB2-BFT
20 After Mission BFT 2 System Verify AN/UYK-128(V) Computer and peripheral DU, PU, KU, and/or peripheral
equipment are present, secured and properly stowed to equipment are missing/damaged,
avoid damage. and thereby prevent proper
system operation.
21 After Satellite Transceiver Inspect for cracks, evidence of damage and cable
Mission connectors. Verify Transceiver is securely mounted to
bracket.
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STARTUP THE AN/UYK-128A(V)3
TTP Proper startup and configuration is vital to the operation of JCR. A ma ority of system
malfunctions are a direct result of improper startup and shutdown by the operator.
TTP It may take as long as 15 minutes for the DAGR to acquire satellites. Ensure that the DAGR
has a good view of the sky. The platform should not be under a roof or large overhead obstruction.
1. Select PWR/ uit to power up the DAGR.

2 Verify
2. V if that
th t th
the Sk View screen displays
Sky Vi di l d changes
and h t Present
to P tPPosition
iti screen.
3. Toggle system circuit breaker switch on PMA to N (BFT-2 only).
. Set circuit breaker switch C on PU to N
(Continued ne t page)
INTEGRAL
ANTENNA DB20 HARD
DISPLAY DRIVE SLOT
J POWER
CONNECTOR
J3 E TERNAL
ANTENNA DB32/SAASM TRAY
CONNECTOR
HARD DRIVE SLOT
PWR
KEY
ENTER
KEY
CIRCUIT BREAKER
Step
Step
Step an
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STARTUP THE AN/UYK-128A(V)3 (continued)
TTP Complete a Virus Scan on the first Friday of the month (or by Digital SOP DTG).
(Continued)
5. On the DU control panel press and hold P for at least seconds.
6. Select Start ogin
7 Enter password and select Continue
7.
8. If Virus Scan dialog bo is displayed select N to continue logging in.
. Select PS to start the OPS screen
10. Turn Mode Switch on KGV-72 PED from to UN (BFT-2 only - if equipped).
11. Verify the status of the GPS and Local COMM status indicators (gumballs).
Step T only
Step 5 an
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STARTUP THE AN/UYK-128(V)1
1. Set EPLRS P E switch on Radio to N AUD E (EPLRS only).

2. At VAA/INC set CB1 Po er to N position (EPLRS only)
3. Verify COMSEC crypto key is loaded.
. Verify PC T mo e
5. Select P / U T to power up the DAGR.
6. Verify that the Sky View screen displays and changes to Present Position screen.
OUT OF NET
INDICATOR
POWER MSG RCVD OUT OF NET

INDICATOR
ALARM UAL ONE EAST/BRG NORTH/RNG
INDICATOR
A B C D E F
URO
1 2 3
DISPLAY INTEGRAL
G H I J K L
5 6
TEST
CLR
M N
7
O P
8
R
CONTROL ANTENNA
OUT LOW
S T
NVG
U V
0
W
BRT
READOUT DISPLAY
ANT J1
DATA
J3 Y --
UNIT J POWER
CONNECTOR
RCVD
GET HELP KEEP
KEEP ALIVE ON 2ND J3 E TERNAL

EROI E
(PULL) BATTERY
ON
AUDIBLE ANTENNA
J2 PR PORT
DO NOT
OFF
CONNECTOR
OBSTRUCT
LOAD
POWER
EPLRS PWR
POWER KEY
SWITCH
ENTER
KEY
Step 5 an
Step an Step
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STARTUP THE AN/UYK-128(V)1 (continued)
(Continued)
7. Set circuit breaker switch C on PU to N
8. On the DU control panel press and hold P for at least seconds.
. Select Start ogin
10. Enter password and select Continue
11. If Virus Scan dialog bo is displayed select N to continue logging in.
12. Select PS to start the OPS screen
DB20 HARD
DRIVE SLOT
DB32/SAASM TRAY
HARD DRIVE SLOT
CIRCUIT BREAKER
Step Step
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CONFIGURE PLATFORM SETTINGS (INITIAL CONFIGURATION) AN/UYK-128A(V)3
Proper configuration is vital - the system requires proper entries during product configuration. Double
check every setting before making the selection. If an improper product selection is made
TIP during product configuration, the process will need to be started over.
1. Power up AN/UYK-128A(V)3.
2. Type in password at login prompt
3. Select Start>FBCB2>Mission Data Load>Mission Data Loader.
4. Install the UTO. Select the ‘Copy From’ tab, use the ‘Copy From Source’ drop down box to select
the source that contains the mission data set. Virus scan will run. Select the mission data set and
select the <- Extract button.
5. After the file has been Extracted select OK.
6. Select the Install tab. Select the file you just copied, select Install Mission.
7. When installation is complete, select OK, select Close.
8. Select Product as FBCB2 JCR.
9. Select BFT2, select OK.
9. Select Platform Encryption Device, select OK.
10
10. Select a Platform/Vehicle type on the Platform Type tab, tab select Apply.
Apply
12. Select the Hardware tab and verify hardware configuration.
13. Select the Comm tab and verify all the connections on this tab, select OK.
14. Ensure that the attached devices you configured in previous steps are connected and operating
normally before you reboot the platform.
15. Select Reboot.
16. When the system comes back up, login in with your password and select your role.
17. Configure the Platform Encryption Device.
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CONFIGURE PLATFORM SETTINGS (INITIAL CONFIGURATION) AN/UYK-128(V)1
1. Power up AN/UYK-128A(V)1.
2. Type in password at login prompt.
3. Select Start>FBCB2>Mission Data Load>Mission Data Loader.
4. Install the UTO. Select the Copy From tab, use the Copy From Source drop down box to select
the source that contains the mission data set. Virus scan will run. Select the mission data set and
select the <- Extract button.
5
5. Aft the
After th file
fil has
h b been iimported
t d select
l t OK.
OK
6. Select the Install tab. Select the file you just copied, select Install Mission.
7. When installation is complete, select OK, select Close.
9. Select Product as FBCB2 JCR.
10. Select Army EPLRS Network, select OK.
11. Select INC, along with the INC-attached devices on your platform (i.e., EPLRS), select OK.
12. Select a Platform/Vehicle type on the Platform Type tab, select Apply.
13. Select the Configure Hardware tab and enter the fbcadmin password. Configure hardware if
necessary.
14. Select OK to confirm all the changes. Ensure that the attached devices you configured in previous
steps are connected and operating g normallyy before yyou reboot the platform.
15. Select Reboot.
16. When the system comes back up, login in with your password and select your role.
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VERIFY AN/UYK-128A(V)3 CONFIGURED FOR OPERATION
To configure platform settings, follow instructions below and make changes as necessary.
TIP Always select Apply before selecting OK when making changes.
Configure Platform Settings
Platform Type Hardware
Serial Connection Type

Comm
1. Select Start>Configure Platform.
COM SIAD
COM Configuration
Ethernet
2. Select Hardware tab.
J1:
3. Use cursor to drag Special User Authentication
J2: DAGR
dialog box out of way
way.
J3:
4. Verify Hardware Settings.
J4:
a. Connection Type is set to SIAD.
J5:
b. J2: is set to DAGR.
Embedded SAASM
5. Select Summary.
Summary...
6. Verify Ethernet setting:
OK Apply Close Help
Eth: 0
Summary of Settings Alias: <blank>
Embedded SAASM:
Device: BFT2 PED
Embedded TacLink: 7. Contact Signal/Comm Maintenance to correct
Eth: 0 improper settings.
Alias:
8 Select Close.
8. Close
9. Select Cancel on Special User Authentication
Device: BFT2 PED
dialog box.
Eth:
10. Select Close.
Alias:
Device:
Close
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VERIFY AN/UYK-128(V)1 CONFIGURED FOR OPERATION
Configure Platform Settings

Platform Type Hardware Comm 1. Select Start Configure Platform
Serial Connection Type
COM SIAD Ethernet
2. Select ar are tab.
COM Configuration 3. Use cursor to drag Special User Authentication
J1 INC Advanced Settings... Dialog Bo out of way.
J2 DAGR
. Select S AD from the Serial Connection Type
pane.
pane
J3
a. Verify NC on J .
J b. Verify DAG on J .
J5
5. Contact Signal/Comm Maintenance to correct
improper settings.
Embedded SAASM
6. Select Cancel on Special User Authentication
Summary... dialog bo
OK Apply Close Help
7. Select Close.
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TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION
TTP The touch Screen is the primary interface to JCR - make sure this is calibrated
properly to avoid selecting the wrong function/location.
When calibrating the touch screen, all running programs will be closed and the system
TIP will be restarted prior to starting the operation.
TIP E hh
Each d
hardware configuration
fi ti h has a diff
differentt screen di
display
l ffor ttouchscreen
h calibration.
lib ti
TouchScreen Calibration
1. Select Start>Settings>TouchScreen
Calibration.
2. Type y for yes.
3. Select Enter (System reboots).
4. Touch center point of each red target with
the stylus as they appear. Be sure to
position stylus or mouse control as close to
center ppoint as p
possible when displayed.
p y
5. Select OK.
6. Type y for yes.
7. Select Enter.
8. Type y for yes.
9. Select Enter.
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CHANGE ROLE
TTP There may be situations when a leader must leave his platform and “jump track” to a
subordinate’s vehicle. Changing roles is easier with JCR than previous software versions, however all
data will be lost when a system is re-roled. Depending on the situation and time available you may:
a. Jump to a subordinate’s vehicle and only change your alias (call sign) in the log-in screen on his
system.
b. Jump to a subordinate’s vehicle and re-role his system, which will correctly show your role on all
other platforms’ SA, but will erase all your subordinate’s data.
cc. If time is available
available, remove your hard drive and install it in your subordinate’s system This will retain
subordinate s system.
your saved data and allow your role to properly display on all other platforms’ SA. If you are BFT
equipped, you must unbind and bind the satellite transceivers. The subordinate’s KGV-72 PED must
also be re-authenticated to your hard drive and have operational keys re-loaded. This can only be done
on systems utilizing the same hardware (e.g. BFT to another BFT system). If the hardware is different
this will require extensive signal support involvement to reconfigure the systems correctly.
Select Platform
Criteria
Corps:
1. Select Start>Log Off.
Diviision: 1-CD-DIV
2. Select Yes.
Brigade: 4-BCT-1-CD 3. Select Start>Login.
Regiment: (none) 4. Enter <password>.
Battalion: 2-BN-12-CAV
5. Select Current Role option
p arrow.
Company: B-2-BN-12-CAV
6. Select YES.
Platoon: 2-B-2-BN-12-CAV
7. Select role(s) from the Select Platform dialog box (in order from top
PL-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
Top Units PL-WGV-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD to bottom).

PSG-2-B-2BS12CAV-1CD
Select All PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD 8. Select a match found within Matches.
More Info...
Filter: Platforms Units All
9. Select OK.
Lookup
10. Enter <call sign> for the platform in the Alias text box.
Search
11. Select OK.
OK Close Help
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SETUP MEDICAL EVACUATION (MEDEVAC) FREQUENCIES
The Misc tab on the ADMIN dialog box displays radio device information and allows configuration of
the Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) settings. Requestor’s Call Sign and MEDEVAC
TIP Voice Net ID must be set to create a MEDEVAC message.
Admin
Platform Local SA
1. Select Admin on the OPS Screen.
2
2. Select Platform.
Platform
Location Misc
3. Select Misc.
MEDEVAC
4. Enter <call sign> in Requestor’s Call Sign text box.
Requestor’s Call Sign:
5. Enter current MEDEVAC voice net ID into the
RED 4
MEDEVAC Voice Net ID text box.
MEDEVAC Voice Net ID: 6. Select Plain Text or Encrypted in Voice Net Text Mode
22500 pane.
7. Enter unit’s current voice net ID in the Voice Net ID text
Voice Net Settings box.
Voice Net Text Mode 8. Select Apply.
Plain Text Encrypted
Voice Net ID:
3545
Exit Ops Destroy System
OK Apply Close Help
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SETUP CALL SIGN
The information entered in the Voice Net Settings pane will not be deleted or changed when
TIP the user logs out or changes role.
Admin
Platform Local SA
1. Select Admin on the OPS Screen.
2. Select the Platform tab.
Location Misc
3.
3 Select the Misc subtab.
subtab
MEDEVAC
4. Type your Call Sign in Requestor’s Call Sign:
Requestor’s Call Sign:
text box.
RED 4 NOTE: The Alias that was entered at login will not
MEDEVAC Voice Net ID: display here as the Requestor’s Call Sign.
22500
5. Select Apply.
Voice Net Settings
Voice Net Text Mode

Plain Text Encrypted
Voice Net ID:
3545
Exit Ops Destroy System
OK Apply Close Help
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SETUP MESSAGE ADDRESSING
Messages
Inbox (1) Message Type

1. Ensure Messages dialog box is
Sent (10) Mortuary Affairs SITREP
NBC 1 Report
open.
Outbox (14)
Saved (11)
NBC 3 Report 2. Select “New Message” in left
NBC 4 Report
New Message Observer Readiness Report folder pane.
Order/Requests Obstacle Report
Overlay Message
3. Select <message> in Message
Fire/Alerts
Reports
Personnel Status Report Type pane.
Position Report
Overlays REDCON 4. Select Set Default Message
Imagery SPOT Report
Situation Report
Addressing.
Address Groups
Quick Send
Subsequent Adjust 5. Select Message Settings.
Supply Point Status Report
Target Handover 6. Select <precedence>.
Unit Ref Query
7. Select Acknowledgements
checkbox(es) when a
Set Default
Create Msg... Message Addressing... confirmation of receipt is required
or when an OR (Operator
Display Msg... Delete Msg Delete Folder Refresh Close Help
Response) is required.
8. Select Message Addressees.
Message Addressing
Message Settings Message Addressees

9. Select role(s) from the Select
Platform dialog
g box.
Action Addressee List
User Addresses... PL-1-B-2BN12CAV-1CD

10. Select OK.
PL-WGM-1-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
PSG-1-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
11. Select OK.
Master Addresses...
PSG-WGM-1-B-2BN12CAV-1CD 12. Select Close.
Battalion Addresses...
Division Addresses...
Delete Delete All
Editing default message addressing for Situation Report
OK Cancel Restore Defaults Help
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SETUP ADDRESS GROUPS
TTP If the correct match is not displayed, use the Search feature. Type all or part of the
platform/unit identifier in the Search text box in the Lookup area and select Search.
Messages
Inbox (0) 1. Ensure Messages dialog box is open.

User Address Groups
Flash (0)
Platform
2. Select “Address Groups” in folder
Immediate (0)
Priority (0)
PL-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD pane.
Routine (0)
PL-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD 3. Select Add Group. p
Sent (2)
PSG-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
4. Enter <name of new group> in Group
Outbox (0)
Name text box.
Saved (0)
New Message 5. Select OK.
Order/Requests 6. Select Add Addressee.
Fire/Alerts
7. Select role(s) from the Select
Reports
Overlays
Platform dialog box.
Address Groups 8. Select Apply. (repeat steps 8 and 9
Quick Send
to add more)
Add Group Add Addressee... Rename Group Delete 9. Select Close.
10. To rename an Address Group: Select
Display Msg... Delete Msg Delete Folder Refresh Close Help “Address
Address Groups”
Groups in folder pane
pane.
11. Select <appropriate group> folder in
right pane.
12. Select Rename Group.
13. Enter <new name> in Group Name
text box.
14. Select OK.
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SETUP MESSAGE FOLDERS
TTP Naming conventions need to be standardized within a unit to prevent confusion.

This is usually established in a unit’s Digital Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), which
can encompass folder names, messages, and overlay names.
The Saved folder stores folders created for saving messages. After a folder is created, it can
TIP be renamed, moved, or deleted.
Messages v 1.3.1.3
Inbox (3)
1. Ensure Messages dialog
SavedDTG Msg Type Msg Name
Sent (3)
box is open.
Outbox (1) 2. Select “Saved” folder in
Saved (2) folder pane.
New Message 3. Select New Folder.
Order/Requests Enter File/Folder Name 4. Enter <file name> in
Fire/Alerts Folder/File Name: Folder/File Name text
Reports box.
OK Cancel
Overlays 5. Select OK.
Imagery
Address Groups
Quick Send
Message Addressing Send... Edit... New Folder
Rename File Rename Folder Move File... Move Folder...
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OPEN AND CLOSE CHAT MANAGER
NOTE: When you receive a message or invite, the Chat button on the OPS screen will flash.
Overview Option Menu

1. Select Chat from the main screen. 1. Select a Chat Room tab and the
2. The Chat Manager dialog box displays following will be displayed.
the following: a Chat Pane
a. Pane.
a. Classification Banner. b. Members List Pane.
b. Tabs. c. Text box
1) Buddy List. d. Leave
a) Buddy List Pane. e. Invite
b) Modify Buddy List.
c) Chat. Chat...
Map Display G G SECRET W(00) A(02)
FIPR
v. 1.3.1.3
2) Chat Rooms. G-WGM-2-A-2BN12CAV- 0 0 0 0
1) Active Rooms pane.

Nav... LOS Auto
Center
OVLY NBC1
2) Pending Invites pane. IED IED
3) New Room. OBST CFF
4) Accept.
A t --- --- ---
5) Reject. 42SXD 34719 07382
c. Hide. Filters. Admin
Apps..
14RPV 10633 39618
Map...
Start Ops Active Tasks (02) Role: PSG-WGM-2-A-2BN12CAV-1CD User: SECRET 062058ZJUL2011
This page is unclassified but marked “SECRET”

T” for training purposes only.
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CREATE A BUDDY LIST AND A CHAT ROOM
Select Platform
Criteria 1. Select Buddy List.
Chat Manager Corps: 2. Select Modify Buddy List.
UNCLASSIFIED 3. Select Add…
Diviision: 1-CD-DIV
Buddy List Chat Rooms 4. Select role(s) to be
Brigade: 4-BCT-1-CD
Status Name URN entered on the buddy list
(none)
Regiment:
from the Select Platform
Battalion: 2-BN-12-CAV dialog box.
Company: B-2-BN-12-CAV 5. Select OK.
Buddy List
CDR-TRK-A-2BN12CAV-1CD Platoon: 2-B-2-BN-12-CAV

6. Select OK.
CDR-WHL-A-2BN12CAV-1CD 7. Select Chat Rooms on the
PL-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
CP-A-2BN12CAV-1CD
PL-WGV-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
Chat Manager dialog box.
Top Units
PSG-2-B-2BS12CAV-1CD 8. Select New Room.
Select All PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
9. Enter <unique name> for
More Info... the chat room.
Lookup
10. Select OK.
Search
Modify Buddy List Chat

Add... Remove
OK Close Help
Hide
OK
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INVITE ROLES TO A CHAT ROOM
Select Platform
Criteria 1. Select chat room that you
Corps: created.
Diviision: 1-CD-DIV 2. Select Invite.
Brigade: 4-BCT-1-CD 3. Select role(s) to invite to
Chat Manager Regiment: (none)
chat room from the Select
UNCLASSIFIED Battalion: 2-BN-12-CAV
Platform dialog box.
PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD Platoonchat TeamBravo
4. Select OK.
Company: B-2-BN-12-CAV
*PSG-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD has joined the room! PSG-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD 5. Select OK.
Platoon: 2-B-2-BN-12-CAV
PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD>What is your
ETA my location? PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CA
PL-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
Top Units PL-WGV-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD

PSG-2-B-2BS12CAV-1CD
Select All PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
More Info...
Lookup
Search
OK Close Help
Leave Invite
Hide
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PARTICIPATE IN A CHAT SESSION AND LEAVE A CHAT ROOM
NOTE: If you select Leave to leave a chat room, the chat room will be deleted locally.
Chat Manager
1. Select Chat Rooms.
UNCLASSIFIED 2. Select a room in the Pending Invites
Buddy List Chat Rooms PSG-WGM-2-B-2BNASCAV-1CD pane.
Active Rooms 3. Select Accept.
4. Select <name of chat room>.
Room Creator
5. Enter <message> in the text box.
PlatoonChat PSG-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
6. Select Enter.
7. To leave a chat room select Leave, or
select another Chat room.
8. Select Yes.
9. To reenter an existing chat room
Pending Invites select <Name of Chat Room>.
NOTE: You cannot reenter a chat room
Room Creator
until invited if you select Leave for
TeamBravo PSG-WGV-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
that chat room
room.
New Room Accept Reject
Hide
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SEND AN INSTANT MESSAGE
TIP Instant Message tabs count against the six chat room maximum each user is allowed.
Chat Manager
1. Select a role from the Buddy List.
UNCLASSIFIED 2. Select Chat.
Buddy List Chat Rooms
3. Select <name of chat room>.
4. Enter <message> in the text box.
Status Name Alias 5
5. Select Enter on keyboard
keyboard.
Unknown PL-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
Unknown PL-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
Current PSG-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD WHITE4
Current PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD WHITE 3
Current CDR-WHL-B-2BN12CAV-1CD BULL 6
Current XO-TRK-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
Modify Buddy List Chat
Hide
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MANAGE FLASH/IMMEDIATE/PRIORITY/ROUTINE MESSAGES (FIPR QUEUE)
To sort messages, select column heading. The messages are sorted and displayed in
TIP descending order.
OR column will change from Y to R when the appropriate action is performed:
TIP Have Complied, Can’t Comply, or Will Comply.
A
Access messages in
i FIPR queue D l t FIPR message
Delete
1. Select FIPR button with message(s) 1. Select message to delete.
indicated. 2. Select Delete Msg.
2. Select message from list. 3. Select Yes or No.
3. Select Display Msg. 4. Select Close.
Save displayed message

1. Select Save As.
2. Select Msg folder.
3. Enter <file name> in File text box.
4. Select Save.
5. Select OK.
6. Select Close.
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USING OPEN OFFICE
NOTE: Open Office is a software application suite which is compatible with Microsoft Office format and
is only available to SECRET cleared operators on a secure system. Open Office is available from the
Start menu.
NOTE: Writer is a word-processing program, Calc is a spreadsheet program and Impress is a slide
presentation program that is a part of the Open Office suite of applications.
1. Select FBCB2>Open Office>(Text Document) (Spreadsheet) or (Presentation).

2. Create the file.
3. Save the file
a. Select File>Save as.
b. Enter <name> in the File name: text box.
c. Select a type from the File type: option.
d. Check or uncheck the Save with password and Automatic file name extension check boxes
as required by unit SOP.
e. Select Save.
4. Select Help for more detailed instructions.
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CREATE SPOT REPORT
The SPOT report can be sent with minimal interaction. When a SPOT report is sent, the system will
automatically display an icon at the reported location on the SA display, whether it is an IED,
TIP VBIED or Dismounted Personnel that is selected.
The SPOT report cannot be saved or sent until the sender’s location is entered on SPOT report.
The location will be entered by default if it is current. If the message sender’s reported
TIP location isn’t current, then it must be entered by selecting Additional Info.
1. Select the hostile forces icon from Display Controller on main 4. Select Additional Info and
screen. The Display Controller will disappear. enter the Observer’s location,
2. Select a location on the map using the crosshair (cursor) as a if not current. Observer’s
pointer. The SPOT report dialog box will be displayed. current location is REQUIRED
3. All of the required information is automatically filled in INPUT.
according to the input from the user’s computer. The user 5. Enter information in other
may choose to adjust the following default information: optional fields as needed.
a. Select Line 1 Option – Size. No Comment by default. 6. Select Save to save the SPOT
b. Select Line 2 Option – Activity. Stationary by default. report to the Combat
c. Select Line 3 Option – Location. User selected location Messages folder in the Saved
by crosshair. f
folder in Messages.
d. Select Line 4 Option – Uniform. Blank by default. 7. Select Send to send the SPOT
e. Select Line 5 Option – Time/Observed DTG. Time report to default addressees.
NOW by default. 8. The Combat Messages dialog
f. Select Line 6 Option – Equipment . Dismount box will close once the SPOT
Personnel, IED or VBIED by default (dependant on report has been sent.
quick send button selected).
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SETUP UICK SEND BUTTONS - FREE TE T SETUP FOR ROUTINE REPORTS
TTP Creating a uick Send Free Te t message button will save time when sending frequent
routine messages for e ample daily Green 2 Sensitive Items Reports.
Create Free Te t
SECRET 1. Select the envelope icon from the Display
Controller.
Action Info 0 Attach 0 Ma imi e 2. Select r ers/ e uests from the Ne essage
f ld iin th
folder the lleft
ft h
hand
d pane.
3. Select ree Te t essage from the essage
Su ect
Type pane.
Here’s how . Select Create essage.
5. Select essage ptions
6. Select Message Addressees.
7. Select role(s) from the Select Platform dialog bo .
8. Select
. Select .
Message Si e
Calc Si e 65B OR... 10. Create the message.
11. Select Save As
12. Enter uick Send Free Te t in Folder te t bo .
Reply To...
Message
Options...
Save SaveAs... Delete 13. Select Create.
1 . Select arrow to e pand Saved Msg folder.
Send Forward Print Close Help 15. Select uick Send Free Te t folder.
16. Enter uick Send Free Te t in File te t bo .
This page is unclassified but marked SECRET for training purposes only. 17. Select Save
18. Select .
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SETUP UICK SEND BUTTONS - FREE TE T SETUP FOR ROUTINE REPORTS (continued)
TTP Button file and folder names should be standardi ed by Unit Digital SOP.
Messages
Inbo (0) Name Message Type

(Continued)
Sent (0)
Saved Msgs
1 . Select uick Send from left hand
Outbo (0)
Green Reports pane.
Saved (0)
New Message
Green 2 20. Select uick Send Button Select
Order/Requests
option.
Fire/Alerts 21. Select message uick Send Free
Reports Te t in Saved Messages folder.
Overlays
Address Groups
22. Enter abbreviated name of
uick Send Button Label uick Send Button Select message type in Button Label te t
G2G
---
G2G ---
bo . (ma imum of characters)
Balloon Label
23. Enter name for mouse over
Green 2 Report Clear
balloon in Balloon Label te t bo .
(ma imum of 6 characters).
Apply 2 . Select Apply.
25 Select Close.
25. Close
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CREATE MISSION DATA SET (MDS)
Mission Data Loader 1. Select Start > FBCB2 >

Create/Edit Write To Copy From Install Mission Data Load > Mission
Available Mission Data Files Mission Data Sets
Data Loader.
Name Name
2. Select Create/Edit.
- -
+ Log + Operation Cobra 3. Select New Mission.
- Large_Map
cbmapset01.gz.tar
- Large_Map
cbmapset01.gz.tar
4. Enter <name for Mission Data
Add File ->
+ Message Set> in Mission Name:* text
Remove
File
box.
NOTE: Additional information such
as a Point of Contact and a
Refresh File Delete New View Copy Rename Delete description of the MDS can be
Mission... Details... Mission... Mission... Mission
List Details... File
added but are not required.
5. Select Classification option.
Close Help 6. Select Save.
7. Select Close.
8. Select <name of Mission Data
Set> from the Mission Data
Sets pane.
9. Select plus (+) sign left of
folder in Available Mission Data
Files pane to expand the folder.
10. Select <name of Mission Data
File> from Available Mission
Data Files pane.
11. Select Add File ->.
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COPY MISSION DATA SET (MDS) FROM SECUREMDL
JCR performs a virus scan on all files on the SecureMDL prior to listing the files. The virus scan can
take a long time depending on how much data is stored on the
TIP SecureMDL when it is installed to the system.
Mission Data Loader
Create / Edit Write To Copy From Install

1. Connect SecureMDL.
Mission Data Sets Copy From Source: SecureMdlDevice
2. Select
Name Size Status
Name
Start>FBCB2>Mission
-
2bn12CAV-1cd_05_20_09_JCR
<-Extract
- Data Load>Mission Data
+
+ CHAT-ER-1 Cancel
+
+
2bn12CAV-1cd_05_20_09_JCR
CHAT-ER-1
Loader.
Extract
+ Map_JCR
PKINKEY1_JCR
+ Map_JCR 3. Select Copy From tab.
+ View
+ TimesScreens Details...
+
+
PKINKEY1_JCR
TimesScreens
4. Select SecureMdlDevice
+ Hwconfig
Delete. + Hwconfig from Copy From Source
Mission
option.
Install w/o
Extract 5. Enter SecureMDL
password.
6. Select OK. Virus scan runs.
7. Select <name of MDS>
Close Help folder in Copy From Source
pane.
8. Select <- Extract.
9. Select OK.
10. Disconnect SecureMDL.
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INSTALL MISSION DATA SET (MDS) FROM SECUREMDL
Mission Data Loader

1. Connect the SecureMDL.
Create / Edit Write To Copy From Install
2. Verify/Copy MDS from
Mission Data Sets
Name Size Status Install Status
SecureMDL.
Operation_Condor
3. Select Install.
Operation_Slipknot 4. Select <name of MDS>
Southern_Operations
folder.
folder
Afghanistan
Mission_1
5. Select Install Mission.
UTO_Load_1 6. Select OK.
PKI_1
7. Select OK.
MDS_1
8. Select Close.
9. Disconnect SecureMDL.
Install View Delete
Mission Details Mission
Close Help
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USING PERSONAL FILE FOLDERS

Personal File Folders are only available on JCR platforms and only accessible
TIP by the SECRET cleared Soldier on secure systems.
Personal File Folder Manager

Source Destination
1. Connect the SecureMDL through
the J2 connection on the DU.
My_Documents My_Documents
2. Select Start >FBCB2>PFF
USB Drive/MDL Device USB Drive/MDL Device
Management
Management.
Secure MDL Device Secure MDL Device
3. Select “SecureMDLDevice” in
Optical Device
the Source pane.
4. Enter <password>.
5. Select OK.
6. Select the file.
Refresh New Folder 7. Select action to be performed:
a. Rename.
Close Help Delete Rename
b. Delete.
c. New Folder.
8. Select OK.
9
9. Di
Disconnect t the
th SSecureMDL
MDL and d
connect the keyboard through
the J2 connection on the DU.
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IMPORT TIGR CLIENT DATA FROM SECUREMDL
TTP Personal File Folder allows a SECRET cleared Soldier the option to import/export files
from/to a SecureMDL. Files (including Open Office files) from a personal file folder can be attached to
messages when the cleared Soldier is logged in on a secure system.
You must logged in as Secret User on Secret system and have an account established
TIP by the TIGR server admin.
Import Files from SecureMDL to PFF Import the data from the file listed:
1. Connect the SecureMDL through the J2 1. Select Start>TIGR.
connection on the DU. 2. Enter <User Name> and <Password>.
2. Select Start >FBCB2>PFF Management. 3. Select Login.
3. Select “SecureMDLDevice” in the Source 4. Select TIGR>Admin>SneakerNet
pane. 5. Select Import SneakerNet.
a. Enter <password>. 6. Select Browse.
b. Select OK. 7. Select <SneakerNet> file from the File
4. Select the SneakerNet file from Source pane. Upload Directory pane.
5. Select My_Documents in the Destination 8. Select Done.
pane. 9. Select Start.
6. Select arrow -> between Source and 11. Select OK.
Destination panes. 12. Select the x in the upper right corner of the
7. Select Close. Admin SneakerNet Import and Export
8. Disconnect the SecureMDL. window to close dialog box.
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EXPORT TIGR CO-HOST DATA TO SECUREMDL
SneakerNet is viewed by the JCR system as two separate files, one with a .001 identifier
TIP to distinguish them.
1. Disconnect the keyboard and connect the SecureMDL through the J2 connection on the DU.
2. Select Start > TIGR.
3. Enter <User Name> and <Password>.
4
4. Select Login.
Login
5. On the TIGR window select TIGR>Admin>SneakerNet.
6. Select Export SneakerNet.
7. Enter the appropriate date and ensure that the Regular TIGR Data option is checked. Retain the
other default values.
8. Select Start.
9. Select OK.
10. Select Start>FBCB2>PFF Management.
11. Select “SecureMDL Device” in the Destination Pane.
12. Enter <password>.
13. Select OK.
14
14. S l t “M
Select “My_Documents”
D t ” ffrom th
the S
Source P
Pane.
15. Select file from My Documents folder in the Source pane.
16. Select arrow -> between Source and Destination panes.
17. Repeat steps 14. and 15. for all SneakerNet files to be copied.
18. Select Close.
19. Disconnect the SecureMDL and connect the keyboard through the J2 connection on the DU.
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DEFINITION OF MAP TYPES
1. The map formats used with JCR are Vector Product Format (VPF) and Raster Product Format
(RPF).
a. VPF is a military standard for vector-based digital map products produced by the U.S.
Department of Defense (DoD). Vector Product Format shows basic features without a lot of
information.
b. RPF compresses image files such as aerial photographs or satellite imagery to be quickly
viewed without decompressing the entire file
file, “like”
like Google™
Google Earth and MrSID.
MrSID
2. Specific map types are available for use with JCR and will be available on the layers tab of the
Map Control dialog box when they are loaded on the system.
3. Select the best map type for the selected scale:
a. 1:5K-10K (MrSid/JP2)
b. 1:20K CIB 1 Meter
c. 1:50K-100K CIB 5 Meter
d. 1:200K CADRG
e. 1:500K-1M CADRG
4. CIB, CADRG, DTED and MrSID are some of the types of maps used with JCR.
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CIB – Controlled Image Base is a dataset of photos, made from black and white aerial images that are
produced to support mission planning and command, control, communications, and intelligence
systems.
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TTP Moving great distances or scrolling on the map can cause a delay when imagery maps are
displayed. When performing these tasks, change to a CADRG map background to reduce
the refresh time on the screen.
CADRG - Compressed Arc Digital Raster Graphic is a “scanned in” artist rendered area with military
gridlines,
g , contour lines,, vegetation,
g , built up
p areas identified and AOIs indentified.
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DTED - Digital Terrain Elevation Data provides relief information and terrain in 3D and allows for
calculations such as line of sight. Allows greater flexibility and use of maps, also allows for sub-meter
resolution providing greater detail.
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MrSID - "MultiResolution Seamless Image Database” is a data format that allows image files to be
substantially compressed with little to no loss of image quality. This format allows you to view any portion
of a MrSID image at any resolution very quickly.
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PERFORM PAN BOX OPERATIONS
NOTE: The dots inside the Pan Box represent the icons position on the OPS screen.
Map Display G G SECRET W(00) A(02) v. 1.3.1.3
FIPR 1. To use the pan box function

0 0 0 0
located at the bottom of the
Nav... LOS Auto
Center Display Controller:
OVLY NBC1
a. Select the edge of the
pan box using the cursor.
cursor
b. Drag the pan box to the
IED IED
OBST CFF desired location within the

square. The Map View
--- --- ---
will adjust to the selected
42SXD 34719 07382 area within the Pan Box.
Filters. Admin 2. To return the map to the
previous view, select the left
Apps..
pointing arrow located
14RPV 10633 39618 above the pan box.
Map...
3. The hand tool located above
the pan box can also be
used to manipulate the map
to a new view.
a. Select the hand tool.
Start Ops Active Tasks (02) Role: PSG-WGM-2-A-2BN12CAV-1CD User: SECRET 062058ZJUL2011
b. Select and drag the map
This page is unclassified but marked “SECRET” for training purposes only. to a different perspective
Pan Box
using the hand tool.
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FIND A UNIT/PLATFORM ON A MAP
TTP Use this technique to locate a friendly unit or platform by centering the map on that
unit's icon.
Map Control Center On

1. Select Map… from the OPS
Background Layers Grid Unit/Platform/Object Location
screen.
Scale: 1:45444
PL-1-A-1BN22IN
PSG-1-A-1BN22IN
2. Ensure that the Background
Orientation: North Up PL-WGM-1-A-1BN22IN t b iis selected.
tab l t d
PSG-WGN-1-A-1BN22IN 3. Select Center On…
4. Select Unit/Platform/Object
+ + tab.
5. Enter <role name> or
<platform type> in the Lookup
pane text box.
Details Refresh Friendly
6. Select Search.
- -
Lookup 7. Location of unit or platform
Brightness Contrast Search searched for is displayed
within the Fill Loc: text box in
Map Manager... Center On...
Center Location
Center Location pane.
Fill Loc: Kbd 8. Select the platform to center
Restore Defaults on from the
Set Default Location Unit/Platform/Object pane.
OK Save Cancel Help
OK Apply Cancel Help 9. Select OK to center the map
on the unit or platform icon.
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MAP LAYERS
TTP
Recommend setting CIB at approximately 65% and CADRG at approximately 30%.
More than one layer can be viewed at a time, but only one layer can be highlighted at a
TIP time. Therefore, the transparency can only be adjusted for one layer at a time.
Map Control Map Control
1. Ensure Map Control dialog
Background Layers Grid Background Layers Grid
box is open.
VPF + CIB (65%)
2. Select Layers.
+
RPF VPF 3. Select a map format/type:
CIB (65%) RPF 1. VPF
CADRG (30%) CADRG (30%) 2. RPF
DTED DTED 3. CIB
NOTE: CIB has been
4. CADRG
Moved Up in this 5. DTED
dialog box 6. (other map types when
loaded)
4. Select a layer to highlight so
- - transparency
p y can be adjusted.
j
5. Select and drag Transparency
Hide Move Move Hide Move Move
slider tool up to increase
Transparency Transparency
Layer Up Down Layer Up Down transparency and down to
Restore Defaults Restore Defaults decrease it.
OK Save Cancel Help OK Save Cancel Help 6. Select Move Up or Move
Down to change order layers
are listed.
7. Select Save.
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SYMBOLOGY
Overlay Toolbox 1. Select OVLY from the Display Controller.

Overlay Symbol Category Setup 2. Select Symbol.
a. Category displays a list of main
Category 2525B UTO FreeDraw category and sub category symbols that
are on symbol list.
Unit: b. 2525B contains text lists representing
warfighting symbols, tactical graphics,
B/1BN22IN
weather and signals intelligence
Parent: symbols.
c. UTO displays the UTO. Select a unit
1BN22IN
name and the unit icon will be displayed
for inclusion in an overlay message.
Add Label to Symbol d. Free Draw displays a set of options to
select from to create symbols IAW MIL-
STD-2525.
Friendly Attributes... Search...
Add Copy Cut Info...
Move Paste Undo Edit...
Close Help
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MANAGE CONVOY PATROL GROUP
The Convoy Patrol Group (CPG) is a flexible grouping function that allows platforms to observe convoy or
TIP patrol movements during a combat or resupply mission.
CPG Manager Dialog
Create/Edit Monitor
1. To Create a Convoy Patrol Group:
CPG a. Select Apps from OPS screen.
WHITE DOG Create New Terminate... b. Select Convoy Patrol Group
CPG Info Manager.
Name: WHITE DOG Effective DTG: 301606Z - - - - - DTG NOW
c. Select Execute.
Leader: PL-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD / Estimated
None Dissolution DTG:
011608Z - - - - - DTG NOW
d. Select Create/Edit.
Creator: PSG-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD / Status: Active
None
(* dentoes Monitor)
e. Select Create New.
1-CD
f. Enter <convoy name> in Name text box
Add >> CPG Member Alias
4-ID *XO-TRK-B-2BN12... in CPG Info pane.
3-BCT-4-ID << Remove *CDR-WHL-B-2BN1...
*PSG-2-B-2BN12CA...
RED 4
g. Select NOW in Effective DTG text box.
4-BCT-1-AD
4-CAB Set Leader PL-2-B-2BN12CAV-... h. Enter estimated expiration date and
HHB-4-ID
Set Monitor
PL-WGM-2-B-2BN1...
PSG-WGM-2-B-2BN... WHITE 3
time in Estimated Dissolution DTG text
A2C2S1-4ID
box.
i. Select role(s) to add from the UTO tree.
Search j. Select Add >> for each role selected.
k. Select a single role to serve as Convoy
Send Save Refresh Close Help
Leader.
l. Select Set Leader.
m. Select role(s) to serve as Convoy
Monitor.
n. Select Set Monitor.
o. Select Send.
p. Select Send.
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MANAGE CONVOY PATROL GROUP
NOTE: The Monitor tab displays the CPG Summary Info that provides a listing of all CPGs that the
operator is a part of, the operator is the creator of, or the operator has been assigned to monitor.
NOTE: The Convoy Color feature is used to assign the local color setting for the selected CPG.
Color Units by UTO
To Monitor CPG:
Color Unit a. Select Apps
pp from OPS screen.
WHITE HQ-HHC-2-BN-12-CAV b. Select Convoy Patrol Group Manager.
BROWN 1-A-2-BN-12-CAV
c. Select Execute.
GREEN 2-D-2-BN-12-CAV
YELLOW 2-E-2-BN-12-CAV
d. Select Monitor.
CYAN 3-B-2-BN-12-CAV e. Select active CPG in CPG Summary Info table.
SAFARI 3-D-2-BN-12-CAV f. Set Convoy Color: option.
BAMBOO GR HQ-A-2-BN-12-CAV g. Select Apply.
LIGHT ORCH HQ-B-2-BN-12-CAV
h. Select Center on Leader.
KHAKI HQ-C-2-BN-12-CAV
i. Select Refresh to update CPG Summary Info table.
j. Select Close.
To
o Terminate CPG:
a. Select Apps from OPS screen.
Search b. Select Convoy Patrol Group Manager.
c. Select Execute.
Add... Remove WHITE Select All d. Select Create/Edit.
e. Select convoy from list.
Apply Close Help f. Select Terminate.
g. Select Yes.
h. Select Close.
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HOOK DIALOG BOX COMPONENTS - CONVOY TAB

TTP Use neon green or other light colors to highlight Convoy Patrol Group (CPG).
1. The following tabs will be displayed in 1. Convoy Tab lists: lists the Name, Leader, Alias; also
the Hook Dialog “dialog” box: provides the following buttons - Free Text to Leader,
a. Details Rename, Terminate, Center-On-Leader and Convoy
b. Attachments (only active if Color.
Secret user) 2
2. N
Name: name off convoy.
c. BDA 3. Leader: role of the convoy leader
d. Convoy 4. Alias: alias (Call Sign) of the convoy leader
e. Fire Mission 5. Free Text to Leader: quick send button to send a
Hook Dialog
message to convoy leader; displays Create: Free Text
Details Attachments BDA Convoy Fire Mission
dialog box when selected.
Name....: WHITE DOG
6. Rename: displays a HookCPGRename dialog box
Leader...: PSG-2-B-2BN12CAV-1CD
Alias.......: WHITE 4
when selected.
7. The following are only active when user is a member
of a convoy:
a. Terminate: terminates the Convoy Patrol Group
(CPG), removes the CPG from the OPs screen
and CPG Manage Dialog dialog box when CPG
Bamboo G Apply creator, Commander or higher selects.
b. Center on Leader: centers own vehicle’s OPs
screen on he convoy leader when selected.
1 of 1
c. Color: displays which color the convoy is preset to
Delete Edit...
display on own vehicle OPs screen. Change Color
Free Text... Close Help
menu is displayed when selected.
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HOOK DIALOG BOX COMPONENTS – DETAILS TAB
The Alias information that was entered during Login will be displayed on the Details tab. Alias for
TIP PSG-WGM is shown as White 3 here.
Hook Dialog
1. The following functions are displayed on the Details tab:
Details Attachments BDA Convoy Fire Mission a. Request Platform Info – Requests the currently
CDRWHL-4SQDN-2SCR (Self) selected Vehicle’s Platform Information if unknown.
URN.........: 704705 The selected vehicle’s most recently sent SITREP
Platform Type.: MEDIUM TRUCK
Service Agency: A data will be displayed.
Currency.......: CURRENT
Reported DTG..: 150025ZDEC2010
b. Platform selection arrows –pages through multiple
platforms when more than one are “hooked”.
Location......: 14RPV 11839 48872
Quality..: QUALITY <+ 1 METER c. Delete – deletes the displayed created icon from the
users OPS map.
SITREP Data
d. Edit – edits the information about the displayed
W W G W W created icon.
e. Free Text… - opens a free text message dialog box
Request Platform Info to prepare and send a message to the selected
platform
platform.
1 of 1
Delete Edit...
Free Text... Close Help
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SITUATIONAL AWARENESS (SA) FILTERS
! WARNING! FILTERING OFF FRIENDLY SA DATA INCREASES RISK OF FRATRICIDE.
The SA Filter de-clutters SA map display by filtering SA data, so the user is not overwhelmed
TIP by unnecessary information.
Selecting All On will display all SA. Selecting All Off will hide all SA. Selecting All in any pane will
display all SA for that option, Selecting None in any pane will hide all SA for that option.
TIP Selecting Select will display more options to choose from.
1. Select Filters from the OPs screen. 1. Selecting Select in the Friendly
2. Select the SA tab. pane displays the following options:
3. The following panes and options are displayed: a. Currency
a. Labels. b. Dimension – Air Ground
All None c. BDA
b. Friendly d. Echelon
All Select None 2. Selecting Select in the Enemy pane
c. Enemy displays the following options:
All Select None a. Currency
d. Unknown b. Dimension - Air Ground
All None c. BDA
e. Georef d. Type – unit type or vehicle
All None e. Source of info
4. Select Set as Default to save the options as default
choices.
5. Select Apply Filter to set the filter options.
6. Select Help for more detailed information.
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CLEAR DATA
! CAUTION! This action will delete the selected data.
TTP Recommend using Clear Data function on a daily basis or when system performance is
degraded. Most Units employ the Clear Data function twice a day per SOP, during each shift change.
1. Select Start>FBCB2>Clear Data… Select Items to Clear (cont.):

2. Select check box(es)next to corresponding ------Threaded
Threaded Message Data------
Data
option(s) in Select Items to Clear: pane. All Threaded Message Data
3. Select Apply. SITREP Data
4. Select Yes. Fire Mission Data
5. Select Close. CTIL/Logistics Data
6. Select Close. Supply Point Data
Task Management Data
Select Items to Clear: Personnel Status Report Data
Console Log Field Order Data
Communications Logs ------User Defined Settings------
Message Transmission Logs All User Defined Settings
------SA Snapshot Data------- Filter Settings
All Snapshot Data Local Settings
SA Raw Own Position Map Settings
S
SA Friendly Data Named Locations
SA Observed Data MEDEVAC Call Sign and Net Frequency
SA Observed Air Data Message Options
SA Georef Data Overlay Frequently Used Symbols
------Messages------- Periodic Reminders
All Messages SA Data Currency Filter Settings
Incoming Msg Queue (FIPR) Autopost Overlay Selections
Saved Messages
Sent Messages
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SCREEN LOCK FUNCTION
TTP The screen lock should be activated any time the JCR system operator needs to leave
the immediate area and will be out of sight of the system.
Screen Lock can be activated regardless of what is open.
If three unsuccessful login attempts are made, a warning screen will appear with the following
message: "Number of login attempts exceeded. Please contact your security officer. Login aborted."
Should this happen,
pp you
y will be locked out and will need to logout
g and login
g again
g
TIP from the Start menu with correct ID and Password. Contact the Security Officer.
UNCLASSIFIED
1. Select Start>Screen Lock.
2. When the screen lock is activated:
a. The system maintains the current
Screen Lock operator’s logged in operational status in
the background.
b. Displays a Screen Lock login dialog box.
c. Denies access to an unauthorized
operator.
Login ID Applique Unclassified Account
d Allows the operator to log back in or to log
d.
Password
out.
3. It should be activated any time the operator
needs to leave the immediate area and is out of
sight of the system.
4. To Deactivate Screen Lock:
Authenticate Logout
a. Enter <password>.
b. Select Authenticate.
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LOCAL DESTROY
CAUTION: Accidently or purposely clearing the JOSEKI key from the KGV-72 PED requires that
! the KGV-72 PED be returned to Electronic Maintenance Facility (ELM) to become operational.
TIP A MAYDAY Message will be sent when Destroy System is used.
Destroy KGV-72
KGV 72 PED (LOCAL) Destroyy the Hard Drive,, KGV-72 PED,, and
1. Select Start>Platform Encryption Device Satellite Transceiver Using the Destroy
Manager. System Command (JCR) (LOCAL)
2. Select Advanced on Platform Encryption 1. From Ops screen, select Admin.
Device Manager dialog box. 2. Select Destroy System.
3. Select Destroy PED. 3. Select Now or allow countdown to
4. Select Continue. proceed to end.
5. Allow countdown to complete or select Now
to destroy KGV-72 PED immediately.
6. Select Ok.
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ZEROIZE KGV-72 PED
! CAUTION: Use of Zeroize will make KGV-72 PED device inoperable for mission requirements.
NOTE: The KGV-72 is tamper resistant and will zeroize if an attempt is made to get inside the device.
Zeroize removes all operational keys and deletes all system presets and configuration settings
to default values. Encryption/decryption operations are not possible until encryption
TIP k
keys are reloaded
l d d andd th
the KGV
KGV-72
72 PED has
h been
b authenticated
th ti t d to
t the
th hard
h dd drive.
i
If mode switch is moved to Z, while the KGV-72 PED has no power source connected to the
TIP PWR port, the device will zeroize the next time it is powered on.
1. To zeroize the KGV-72 PED: lift up and turn

Mode Switch to the Z position.
Z Position
KGV-72 PED
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ZEROIZE KGV-72 PED
! CAUTION: Use of Zeroize will make KGV-72 PED device inoperable for mission requirements.
NOTE: The KGV-72 PED in an UNKEYED state, is a Controlled Cryptographic Item (CCI). Ship, store,
handle and report the KGV-72 PED IAW DA Pamphlet 25-380-2 and AR 380-40. Refer to DA Pam 25-
380-2 for guidance on handling, storage, accountability and special reporting requirements for CCI.
PED Manager Advanced Tools

1. To zeroize the KGV-72 PED using PED
Manager: Select Start > Platform Encryption
Enable Software Updates
Device Manager.
2. Select Advanced.
Re-Bind Platform Encryption Device 3. Select Zeroize Operational Keys.
4. Select Continue.
Zeroize Operational Keys
5. Select OK.
Destroy PED
Enable LED
Disable LED
Close Help
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FBCB2-JCR SYSTEM SHUTDOWN – SHUTDOWN THE FBCB2-JCR SYSTEM – BFT-2
! CAUTION! Do not shut off power to the PU without first following the system shutdown procedure.
Failure to comply may cause loss of program data or damage to the PU.
! CAUTION! Leaving the PU circuit breaker/switch set to ON will enable the battery pack to
continuously charge as long as external DC power is available. This could possibly result in a dead
vehicle battery if left in this condition over an extended period.
! CAUTION! Do D nott select

l t Destroy
D t S t
System. S l ti D
Selecting Destroy
t S t
System will
ill cause a Flash
Fl h M
Mayday
d
message to be sent, and operational data set and executable files on hard drive will be erased
(overwritten).
NOTE: The KGV-72 PED in an UNKEYED State is CCI and must be handled, stored, transported and
reported IAW DA Pamphlet 25-380-2 and AR 380-40.
Across the board, users stated that improper shutdown procedures are a major problem and
TIP cause for either faulty or slow start-up when the system is brought back up.
1. Select Start>Shut Down>Shut Down.

2
2. S l t YES.
Select YES
4. Set CB1 on PU to OFF position.
5. Toggle PMA/S1 to TRANSCEIVER OFF.
6. Turn Mode Switch to OFF on KGV-72 PED.
7. Shut down DAGR (if installed): Press PWR/Quit key.
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SHUTDOWN THE FBCB2-JCR SYSTEM – EPLRS
! CAUTION! Do not shut off power to the PU without first following the system shutdown procedure.
Failure to comply may cause loss of program data or damage to the PU.
! CAUTION! Leaving the PU circuit breaker/switch set to ON will enable the battery pack to
continuously charge as long as external DC power is available. This could possibly result in a dead
vehicle battery if left in this condition over an extended period.
! CAUTION! Do not select Destroy System. Selecting Destroy System will cause a Flash Mayday
message to be sent, the INC will be reset to factory defaults, and operational data set and executable
files on hard drive will be erased (overwritten).
1. Select Start>Shut Down>Shut Down.

2. Select YES.
3. Set CB1 on PU to OFF position.
4. SHUTDOWN INC: Set CB1 to OFF (i.e., down position).
5. SHUTDOWN EPLRS: Set POWER switch to OFF.
6. SHUT DOWN DAGR: Press and hold PWR/QUIT.
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TROUBLESHOOTING – SIGNAL QUALITY INDICATOR NO SIGNAL
WARNING! Do not disconnect or connect any cables without first properly powering down the
!
system and turning off all power. Where applicable, always disconnect the ground cable last
when disassembling and always connect the ground cable first when assembling. Failure to comply
can cause injury to personnel or damage to equipment.
Start 8
8. Does Signal Quality Indicator display
1. Verify Satellite Transceiver line of sight is bars?
unobstructed. a. Yes – EXIT.
2. Does Signal Quality Indicator display bars? b. No – Contact Signal/Comm
a. Yes – EXIT. maintenance.
b. No – Go to next step. 9. Verify PMA switch is set to On position
3. Is KGV-72 PED installed? and KGV-72 PED mode switch set to Run.
a. Yes – Go to step 10. 10. Does signal quality indicator display bars?
b. No – Go to next step. a. Yes – EXIT.
4. Verify PMA switch is set to On. b. No – Go to next step.
5. Does Signal Quality Indicator display bars? 11. Load operational keys IAW TM.
a. Yes – EXIT. 12. Does signal quality indicator display bars?
b. No – Go to next step. a. Yes – EXIT.
6. Verify/connect W1A cable. b. No – Contact Signal/Comm
7. Verify/connect W3Z and DC power cable. maintenance.
Finish
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TROUBLESHOOTING – AN/UYK-128(V) COMPUTER FAILS TO POWER UP
!
NOTE: If the internal battery has been run-down, AN/UYK-128(V) computer will not remain on when
power is
i iinterrupted.
d Wh
When the
h externall power problem
bl h
has b
been resolved,
l d AN/UYK-128(V)
AN/UYK 128(V)
computer must be operated for eight (or more) hours to recharge the internal battery.
Start
1. Check PU cable connections.
2. Does PU power up?
a. Yes - EXIT.
b. No – Contact Signal/Comm Maintenance.
Finish
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TROUBLESHOOTING – CANNOT SEE OWN ICON
!
! CAUTION! Do not connect or disconnect the DAGR interface cable without first powering down the
computer and DAGR. Failure to comply will result in equipment damage.
NOTE: If other vehicle icons are displayed on the situation monitor, but not own vehicle icon; follow
troubleshooting procedures for Can See Other SA but Not Own SA.
NOTE: Allow up to15 minutes for GPS to acquire satellite.
Start
1. Is the GPS gumball green?
a. Yes - Select AUTO CENTER from the OPS screen – EXIT.
b. No – Go to next step.
2. DAGR - Ensure GPS p passes boot test IAW TM 11-5820-1172-13 ((DAGR)) during
g system
y start up.
p
Replace GPS if boot test fails.
3. Verify that all cables are connected properly.
4. Select GPS gumball.
5. Check time, position and heading status.
6. Are all three a go?
a. Yes - Refresh screen – EXIT.
b. No – Go to next step.
(NEXT PAGE)
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TROUBLESHOOTING – CANNOT SEE OWN ICON
NOTE: If the internal battery has been run-down, AN/UYK-128(V) computer will not remain on when
power is interrupted. When the external power problem has been resolved, AN/UYK-128(V) computer
must be operated for eight (or more) hours to recharge the internal battery.
TTP When there are issues with perceived faulty or inaccurate SA, relocate and force the
system to update itself based on new location.
(CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE)

7. Verify the following GPS settings, if available, using procedures in TM 11-5820-1172-13 (DAGR),
or GPS/SAASM Control/Management Utility: Almanac<3days old, TFOM = 5 or less, FOM = 4 or
less, Correct Datum installed
8. Verify operating mode is "Continuous“.
9. Verify correct keys are loaded.
10. Move platform so the GPS antenna has a clear view of the surrounding sky and away from any
communication jamming system operating nearby.
11. Is the GPS tracking at least three satellites?
a. Yes – EXIT.
b. No - Contact Signal / Comm Maintenance.
Finish.
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TROUBLESHOOTING – KGV-72 PED LED FLASHING GREEN/AMBER (BFT-2 ONLY)
!
NOTE: If the KGV-72 PED LED is flashing Green/Amber prior to black key load, the KGV-72 PED
needs to be authenticated to the Hard Drive. To authenticate, turn the mode switch to Admin.
NOTE: During Start-Up of KGV-72 PED with keys loaded - when turning mode switch to Run position,
if KGV-72 PED LED is flashing Green/Amber turn mode switch to the Off position then back to Run.
Start.
1. Turn KGV-72 mode switch to Admin.
2. Is KGV-72 PED LED flashing green/amber?
a. Yes – go to next step.
b. No – EXIT.
3 Verify/connect W3Z cable.
3. cable
4. Is the KGV-72 PED LED flashing green/amber?
a. Yes – Contact Signal/Comm maintenance.
b. No – EXIT.
Finish.
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TROUBLESHOOTING – KGV-72 PED LED SOLID RED (BFT-2 ONLY)
NOTE: If the KGV-72 PED LED is red, it is an alarm state indicating a loss of JOSEKI or mismatched keys.
CONTACT SIGNAL
SIGNA / COMM MAINTENANCE
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TROUBLESHOOTING – KGV-72 PED LED IS FLASHING AMBER (BFT-2 ONLY)
NOTE: If the KGV-72 PED LED is flashing amber, it indicates that the HUB is low (5% charge) or missing.
CONTACT SIGNAL / COMM MAINTENANCE
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TROUBLESHOOTING – JCR SYSTEM LOCKS UP OR STOPS RESPONDING
NOTE: If the JCR system locks up or is slow to respond, the hard drive is probably filled or too many
windows open at the same time. Follow troubleshooting procedures for Computer Slow to Respond
to Commands, (below).
Start
1 Select
1. S l L
Locall C
Comm gumball/general.
b ll/ l
2. Is Disk Threshold capacity at 97%?
a. Yes – Perform maintenance procedure Clear Data.
1). Is the system responding correctly?
a) Yes – EXIT.
b) No – Go to 2.b.
b. No – Close windows until system operates normally.
3. Is the system responding correctly?
a. Yes – EXIT.
b. No – Contact Signal/Comm Maintenance.
Finish
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TROUBLESHOOTING – OPERATING SYSTEM NOT FOUND
!
Start
1. AN/UYK-128(V) fails to boot-up.
2. Power down the AN/UYK-128(V) computer set.
3. Ensure One (1) RHDDC is present.
4. Reseat RHDDC.
5. Power up the AN/UYK-128(V).
6. Is the system operational?
a. Yes – EXIT
b. No – Contact Signal/Comm Maintenance
Finish
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APPENDIX A – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)
1. Where can I find out more information about JCR?

Information about Army Battle Command Systems can be found on the following web sites:
a. PM-FBCB2 Readiness Center: https://fbcb2.army.mil.
b. BFT Network Operation Center Field Service Center: https://fbcb2-bfthelp.army.mil
c. Army Knowledge Online FBCB2 Discussion Group: After Login, go to AKO Discussions under AKO
Services from the Home Page: http://www.us.army.mil
2 What does a terrestrial unit need to do in order to "see"
2. see BFT platform icons in their Area of
Responsibility?
PRIOR TO THE MISSION/DEPLOYMENT, the requesting unit must submit a reachback (GRE
Tunnel) request to the BGN. Log into AKO website https://fbcb2.kc.us.army.mil/ and download the
SIPR Reachback Request Form. Fill it out and include the following information:
a. Provide Network POC.
b. Router IP addresses of the newly installed 2801.
c. Software version type of platforms (makes a difference for Multicast).
d. Provide a list of URNs that comprise BFT “Key leaders” no more than 35% of total unit platforms.
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APPENDIX A – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)
3. How do I configure my satellite transceiver?

This procedure is used to request provisioning (configuration) of a satellite transceiver by the BGN.
This provisioning is required in order for the AN/GYK-62F System to communicate with the BFT
network. Once a request is processed, the provisioning will be done by the BGN. No interaction with
the Signal Support System Specialist or S6 is required. The provisioning procedure consists of five
steps:
a Establish a trusted relationship with the BGN
a. BGN.
b. Request provisioning.
c. Monitor the platform while being provisioned.
d. Verify the provisioning.
e. Notify the BGN of any problems.
4. Is there Computer Based Training available for FBCB2?
The PM-FBCB2 Readiness Center currently hosts the most current Computer Based Training
courses for FBCB2 configurations.
5. How do I submit a recommendation for a FBCB2 system change?
Submit all recommendations for FBCB2 system changes or FBCB2 system feedback to the
applicable links on the PM FBCB2 Readiness Center Home Page located at https://fbcb2.army.mil.
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APPENDIX B – CAPABILITIES MATRIX
Backwards Compatibility & Interoperability
28 Apr 2011 TO
6.5 EPLRS 6.5 BFT JCR 1.3 EPLRS JCR 1.3 BFT
(L-Band)
Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA
6.5 EPLRS Full C2 N2 C2 – 3 Msg N1 C2 – 13 Msg N5 C2 – 3 Msg N1
6.5 BFT Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA
C2 – 3 MsgN1 Full C2 C2 – 3 Msg Full C2 N4
JCR 1.3 EPLRS Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA
C2 – 3 Msg C2 – 3 Msg Full C2 C2 – 21 Msg
JCR 1.3 Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA
F BFT (L-Band) C2 – 3 Msg N1 Full C2 C2 – 21 Msg Full C2
R JCR 1.3 Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA
O BFT /BFT2 (Type 1) Full C2 N3 C2 -21 Msg N1 Full C2 C2 – 21 Msg N1

M 6.5 IDM 8.1.3/9.1.2
C2 – 3 Msg C2 – 3 Msg C2 – 3 Msg C2 – 3 Msg
BFT-AVN
6.5 EDM 1.1.6/1.2.1/1.2.2 Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA
BFT-AVN C2 – 1 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 1 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg*
JCR EDM 1.2.1/1.2.2 Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA

BFT-AVN w/ or w/o PED C2 – 1 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg*
N1 = Messages can only be sent if message is Unclassified.

N2 = Within Common Database, if not 3 Messages Only.
N3 = If Secret to Secret.
N4 = With same Master Address book.
N5 = With Extended address book.
N6 = OH-58D utilize 8.1.3, AH-64D utilized 9.1.2.
N7 = Limited fielding of EDM/BFT-AVN with PED
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Backwards Compatibility & Interoperability
28 Apr 2011 TO
JCR 1.3 6.5 IDM 6.5 EDM JCR EDM
BFT /BFT2 8.1.3/9.1.2 1.2.1/1.2.2 1.2.1/1.2.2
(Type 1) BFT-AVN BFT-AVN BFT-AVN w/ or w/o PED
6.5 EPLRS Full C2 N3 C2 – 3 Msg N1 C2 – 1 Msg* C2 – 1 Msg*
6 5 BFT
6.5 Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA
C2 – 21 Msg Full C2 C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg*
JCR 1.3 EPLRS Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA

Full C2 C2 – 3 Msg C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg*
F Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA
JCR 1.3
R BFT (L-Band) C2 – 21 Msg N1 Full SA C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg*
O JCR 1.3 Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA
BFT /BFT2 (Type 1) Full C2 Full SA C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg*
M
6.5 IDM 8.1.3/9.1.2 Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA
BFT-AVN C2 – 3 Msg Full C2 C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg*
6.5 EDM 1.1.6/1.2.1/1.2.2 Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA

BFT-AVN C2 – 3 Msg*
g C2 – 3 Msg*
g C2 – 3 Msg*
g C2 – 3 Msg*
g
JCR EDM 1.2.1/1.2.2 Full SA Full SA Full SA Full SA

BFT-AVN w/ or w/o PED C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg* C2 – 3 Msg*
N1 = Messages can only be sent if message is Unclassified.

N2 = Within Common Database, if not 3 Messages Only.
N3 = If Secret to Secret.
N4 = With same Master Address book.
N5 = With Extended address book.
N6 = OH-58D utilize 8.1.3, AH-64D utilized 9.1.2.
N7 = Limited fielding of EDM/BFT-AVN with PED
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C2 Messages
C2 – 3 Messages C2 – 13 Messages C2 – 21 Messages

1. Free Text* [EDM] Messages 1-3 plus: Message 1-13 plus:
2. Overlay 4. MAYDAY 14. Check Fire
3. MEDEVAC Request 5. Situation Report (SITREP) 15. Call for Fire
6. Engagement Report/BDA 16. Observer Mission Update
7. Field Order 17. On Call Fire Command
8. Obstacle Report 18. Message to Observer (MTO)
9. Land Route Report 19. End of Mission and
10. Bridge Report Surveillance (EOM)
11. NBC1 Report 20. Subsequent Adjust
12. Logistics Report 21. Position Report* [EDM]
13. Observer Readiness Report
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APPENDIX C – COMBAT CHECKS - PRE-COMBAT CHECKS
TTP The following is an abbreviated example of a Pre-Combat Checklist to ensure your system is
fully mission capable. Checklist should be according to unit SOP.
TIP Always use the appropriate Technical Manual when performing maintenance.
Pre-Combat Checks to Perform Completed Date and Initials

Perform
P f required
i d PMCS
Verify Touch Screen is Calibrated
Setup/Verify Message Addressing
Setup/Verify Quick Send Buttons
Setup/Verify MEDEVAC Frequencies and Callsign
Setup Message Folders
Verify SA Filter Settings in accordance with unit SOP
Send Free Text Message to Verify Communications
Verify Map Management Settings
Verify Graphics/Overlays
Import TIGR Data (Secret user ONLY)
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APPENDIX C – COMBAT CHECKS - POST-COMBAT CHECKS
TTP The following is an abbreviated example of a Post-Combat Checklist to ensure your system is
fully mission capable. Checklist should be according to unit SOP.
TIP Always ensure your equipment is in top condition after conducting missions.
Post-Combat Checks to Perform Completed Date and Initials

Perform Required After Operations PMCS
Perform Clear Data
Perform Proper Shutdown Procedures
Properly Secure FBCB2-JCR Equipment
Export TIGR Data (Secret user ONLY)
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APPENDIX D – TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES
• PM FBCB2 Readiness Center (RC) website - https://fbcb2.army.mil

• FBCB2BFTNetworkOperationsCenterͲFieldSupportCenter:
– For up-to-date information on FBCB2 networks, equipment, and documentation.
– Use Army Knowledge Online (AKO) or Common Access Card (CAC) credentials when
registering with the Readiness Center.
– S6/Signal Support System Specialist must be registered as trusted operator on BGN help
Web site and added to the BGN 'Trusted Relationships' database to request and receive
operational support services.
– DSN:312Ͳ648Ͳ2119.
– Commercial:443Ͳ395Ͳ2119.
– NORTHCOM/SOUTHCOM/PACOM/EUCOM:BGN2VoSIP:302Ͳ691Ͳ2105
– CENTCOM:BGN2VoSIP:302Ͳ691Ͳ2105
– Email: [email protected]
– NIPR:https://fbcb2Ͳbfthelp.army.mil
[email protected]
– SIPR h
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[email protected]
• TRADOC Capability Manager Brigade Combat Team – Mission Command (TCM
BCTǦMC) website (CAC required):
https://www.benning.army.mil/mcoe/cdid/TCMǦBCTǦMC.HTM
• TCM BCT/MC Knowledge Network: https://www.us.army.mil/suite/community/5606
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APPENDIX D – TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES
• Mission Training Complex (MTC)

• Fort Bliss MTC Commercial (915) 568-6242
• Fort Carson MTC Commercial (719) 526-5410
• Fort Knox MTC Commercial (502) 624-2389
• Fort Riley MTC Commercial (785) 239-1492
• Fort Sill MTC Commercial (580) 442
442-9514
9514
• Fort Hood MTC Commercial (254) 288-1446
• Fort Campbell MTC Commercial (270) 798-0493
• Digital Training Facilities
• Listed on following pages
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Site Location DTF Building/Room/Phone # POC Phone #
AK
Ft. Richardson Bldg 7, Rms 106 & 07 Phone: 907-384-0701
Comp: AC Phone: 907-384-0565 (0564) DSN: 317-384-0970
Seats: 32 DSN: 317-384-0565
Ft. Wainwright Bldg 1031, Rms. 1, 2, & 3 Phone: 907-353-7270
Comp: AC Phone: 907-353-6799
Seats: 48
AL
Anniston Pelham Range AFRC Phone: 256-848-9512
Comp: RC Bldg P8427 Rm. 224
Seats: 12 Phone: 256-820-7698
Mobile Phone: 251-665-5918
Comp: RC Information not available Phone: 251-665-5902
Seats: 16
Montgomery Bldg 1730, Room 244 Phone: 334-244-9239
Comp: RC Phone: 334-213-7537 Cell: 678-371-8193
Seats: 16
AR
N. Little Rock Bldg 2, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 Phone: 501-771-7805
Comp: RC Phone: 501-771-7396 Cell: 210-639-8203
Seats: 36
AZ
Ft. Huachuca Greely Hall Bldg 61801, Rm. 1046B Phone: 520-533-2390
Comp: AC Phone: 520-533-9476
Seats: 48 (6962, 6964 or 6966) DSN: 821
BE
Camp Chievres Bldg 20104 DSN: 476-2378
Comp: AC Phone: 011-32-6827-6155
Seats DSN: 361-6155
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CA
Camp Bell Bldg 334 Phone: 323-307-4864
Comp: RC Phone: 323-307-4863
Seats: 24
Ft. Hunter Liggett Bldg 291, Rms. 1 & 2 Phone: 831-386-3456
Comp: RC Phone: 831-386-2003
Seats: 24 DSN: 686-2003 DL1: 2318 or DL2: 2003
Ft. Irwin Bldg 284, Rms. 2, 3 & 4 Phone: 760-380-2984
Comp: AC Phone: 760-380-2103 (2129, 2128 or 2127)
Seats: 48 DSN: 470
March ARB Bldg 2605, Rms. 100C & 100F Cell: 951-205-7925
Comp: RC NO DSN DTFM: : 951-653-4697
Seats: 24
Mare Island Bldg 1296, Rms. 112, 118 & 122 Phone: 707-562-6090
Comp: RC Phone: 707-562-6150 (6060, 6063 or 6064)
Seats: 36
Parks RFTA Bldg 514, Rms. 1 & 2 Phone: 925-875-4304
Comp: RC Phone: 925-875-4702 (4704) 925-875-4301
Seats: 24 925-719-5984
Sacramento Bldg 682, Rms. 1 & 2 Phone: 916-386-5609
Comp: RC Phone: 916-386-6512
Seats: 24
W. Los Angeles Holderman Hall - Bldg 1250, Rm. 106 Phone: 310- 235-4275
Comp: RC Munimouri Hall - Bldg 1250, Rm. 218
Seats: 24 Phone: 310-235-4145 (4145 or 4141)
CO
Ft. Carson Bldg 1117, Rms. 303A, 316A, 316B Phone: 719-526-3821
Comp: AC Phone: 719-524-2161 (2301, 0973 or 2535)
Seats: 48
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FL
Jacksonville Bldg 751, Rms. 106, 109 & 2115 Phone: 904-766-3714
Comp: RC Phone: 904-766-7830 (7840 or 7929)
Seats: 36
Tampa Bldg 11, Rms. 3-15 Phone: 813-353-3188
Comp: RC Phone: 813-353-3184 ext 4735
Seats: 24
W. Miami Perrine Bldg 13601, Rms. 1 & 2 Phone: 786-581-2005
Comp: RC (North West Side of the building)
Seats: 24 Phone: 786-581-2022 (2023)
GA
Ft. Benning Module C0003, Rm.114, 115 Phone: 706-545-6868
Comp: AC Phone: 706-545-3299 or 9086 Cell: 706-457-1537
Seats: 48
Decatur RTC (Atlanta) Bldg 1650, Rms. 201A, 201B & 201C Phone: 404-286-6359
Comp: RC Phone: 404-286-3218 (3216 or 3217)
Seats: 36
Ft Gordon
Ft. G d G l Hall
Greely H ll - Bldg
Bld 29809,
29809 R
Rm. 130 Ph
Phone: 706-791-2303
706 791 2303
Comp: AC Saltzman Hall - Bldg 29811, Rm. 115
Seats: 48 Allen Hall - Bldg 29813, RM. 132
Phone: 706-791-7159 (7135 or 3156)
Ft. Stewart Bldg 626, Rms. DL-1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Phone: 912-767-3855
Comp: AC Phone: 912-767-1516 (0536, 1516, 1686,
Seats: 96 (4646, 2646 or 2116) DSN: 870
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GE
Bamberg Warner Barracks - Bldg 7055, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 DSN: 476-2378
Comp: AC Phone: 0951-300-8118
Seats: 48 DSN: 314-469-8118 (8117 or 8822)
Baumholder Smith Kaserne - Bldg 8280, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 DSN: 476-2378
Comp: AC Phone: 06783-6-8289
Seats: 48 DSN: 314-485-8289 (8290, 8296, 8294, or 8292)
Grafenwoehr Bldg 3144, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 DSN: 476-2378
Comp: AC Phone: 09641-454-2381
Seats: 48 DSN: 314-474-2381 (2383 or 2385)
Illisheim Bldg 6541, Rms. DL
DL-11&2 DSN: 476
476-2378
2378
Comp: AC Phone: 09841-83-4373
Seats: 32 DSN: 314-467-4373 (or 4343)
Kaiserslautern Bldg 2874, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 DSN: 476-2378
Comp: AC Phone: 0631-3406-4327 (4480,4327,4329)
Seats: 48 DSN: 314-493-4327
Mannheim Coleman Barracks Bldg 25, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 DSN: 476-2378
Comp: AC Phone: 0621-779-4384 (4381, 4384 or 4388)
Seats: 48 DSN: 314-382-4384
Schweinfurt Conn Barracks Bldg 64, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 DSN: 476-2378
Comp: AC Phone: 0992-196-8564
Seats: 48 DSN: 314-353 (8564, 8566 or 8568)
Stuttgart Panzer Barracks Bldg 2931
2931, Rms
Rms. DL-1
DL 1 & 2 DSN: 476
476-2378
2378
Comp: AC Phone: 0703-115-2329 (or 2936)
Seats: 32 DSN: 314-431-2329 (or 2936)
Vilseck Rose Barracks Bldg 355, Rms. 101, 102, 103, Rms. 201 202 & 203 DSN: 476-2378
Comp: AC Phone: 09662-83-3758 (3029 or 2156)
Seats: 96 DSN: 314-476-3758
Wiesbaden Bldg 1638, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 DSN: 476-2378
Comp: AC Phone: 0611-705-5074 (5076 or 5082)
Seats: 48 DSN:314-337-5074
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HI
Ft. Shafter Bldg 1554, Rm. 109 Phone: 808-438-1600
Comp: RC Phone: 808-438-0451 ext. 3317
Seats: 13
Wheeler Bldg 1006, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 Phone: 808-656-9261
Schofield Barracks Phone: 808-656-0453
Comp: AC DL1 808-656-0159; DL2 808-656-0164
Seats: 48 DL3 808-656-6600 DSN: 456
IA
Des Moines Bldg 50,
50 Rm
Rm. DL-1
DL 1 Phone: 515
515-285-4692
285 4692
Comp: RC Phone: 515-285-4692 ext. 3323
Seats: 12 ext 3308
IL
Chicago Sheridan Bldg 599, Rm. 34 Phone: 847-266-2556
Comp: RC Phone: 847-266-3407
Seats: 24
IN
Grissom ARB Bldg 639 Phone: 765-689-9179
Comp: RC Phone: 765-689-9106 ext. 222
Seats: 13
I di
Indianapolis
li Bldg 124
Bld 124, R
Rms. DL
DL-1
1&2 Ph
Phone: 317-532-4180
317 532 4180
Ft Ben Harrison Phone: 317-532-4172
Comp: RC
Seats: 12
IT
Vincenza Caserma Ederle – Bldg 128, Rm. DL-1 & 2 DSN: 476-2378
Comp: AC Phone: 39-0444-71-7989
Seats: 32 DSN: 314-634-7989 (or 8326)
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KO
Camp Carroll Bldg 205 DSN: 315-724-3313
Comp: AC Phone: 011-82-54-970-8948
Seats: 16 DSN: 765-8948
Camp Casey Bldg 2406 DSN: 315-724-3313
Comp: AC Phone: 011-82-31-869-3288
Seats: 48 DSN: 730-3288
Camp Henry Bldg 1131 DSN: 315-724-3313
Comp: AC Phone: 011-82-53-470-7911
S
Seats: 16 DSN:
S 315-768-7911
Camp Hovey Bldg 3671 DSN: 315-724-3313
Comp: AC DSN: 730-5441
Seats: 32 Phone: 011-82-31-869-5441
Camp Humphreys Bldg T-302, Rm. DL-1 & 2 DSN: 315-724-3313
Comp: AC Phone: 011-82-31-690-7558
Seats: 32 DSN: 315-753-7558
KS
Ft. Leavenworth Bldg 62, Rm. L3 Phone: 913-684-7345
Comp: AC Phone: 913-684-2940
Seats: 16 DSN: 552
Ft. Riley Bldg 8388, Rms. DL-1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Phone: 785-239-5500
Comp: AC Phone: 785-239-4527 / 1399
Seats: 96 (9071, 9954, 9063,1066, 9308, 1251)
DSN: 856
Wichita Bldg 3130, Rms. D208 & D208A Phone: 316-681-1759
Comp: RC Phone: 800-892-7266 ext 1265
Seats: 24 ext 1355 or 1358
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KY
Ft. Campbell Bldg 6912 Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 Phone: 270-798-3255
Comp: AC Bldg 6911 Rm. DL-4, 5 & 6
Seats: 96 Phone: 270-798-6142
(6141, 6139, 6142, 3938, 5233, 5338 or 5373)
DSN 635
Ft. Knox DL2, Boudinot Hall, Room B101 Phone: 502-626-1188
Comp: AC Phone: 502-626-0174
Seats: 16 DL3, Boudinot Hall, Room B103
Phone: 502-626-0173
Ft. Knox DL2, Boudinot Hall, Room B101 Phone: 502-626-1188
Comp: RC 502-626-0174
Seats: 24 DL3, Boudinot Hall, Room B103
502-626-0173
Lexington Bldg 1051, Rms. DL-1 & 2 Phone: 859-254-2085
Comp: RC Phone: 859-422-4336 (4338)
Seats: 24
LA
Bossier City (Shreveport) Rms. 226/223 Phone: 318-759-1346
Comp: RC Phone: 318-759-1365
Seats: 24
Polk Bldg 660, 337-531-5665; DSN 863 Phone: 337-531-0248
Comp: AC DL1 (Rm 206) 337-531-8541 DSN: 863-0248
Seats: 48 DL2 (Rm 227) 337-531-5989
DL3 (Rm 229) 337-531-5996
MA
Devens RFTA Bldg 656, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 Phone: 978-796-2113
Comp: RC Phone: 978-796-3612 (2605 or 2626) -3951
Seats: 36 DSN: 256
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MI
Grand Rapids Walker USARC Phone: 616-735-4050
Comp: RC Phone: 616-735-4050 ext 132
Seats: 13 ext 142
Southfield Poxon Hall – Bldg 26402, Rm. DL-1 Phone: 248-208-2830
Comp: RC Phone: 248-356-5514 (4092) ext. 230
Seats: 24
Ft. Snelling Bldg 506, Rms. B115A-1 & B115A-2 Phone: 612-713-3127
Comp: RC Phone: 612-713-3620 (3616)
S
Seats: 12 DSN:
S 783
MO
Belton Bldg 1200, Rm. DL-1 Phone: 816-318-0007
Comp: RC Phone: 816-318-0007 ext 2607
Seats: 13 ext 2739
Independence Sergeant Charles Long - Rms. 130A & 130B Phone: 816-836-0005
Comp: RC Phone: 816-836-0005 ext 2103
Seats: 12 ext 2158
St. Louis Goodfellow USARC – Rm. 122 Phone: 314-382-9013
Comp: RC Phone: 314-382-9013 ext 2346
Seats: 36 ext 2423
2423, 2422 or 2424
NC
Ft. Bragg Bldg 3915, Rms. 302A, 302B & 303A Phone: 910-396-6625
Comp: AC Phone: 910-907-4174 (4175 or 4176)
Seats: 48
Charlotte Concord Bldg 1300, Rms. DL1, & DL2 Phone: 704-342-5124
Comp: RC Phone: 704-347-5828
Seats: 24
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NJ
JBMD (Ft. Dix) Bldg 5506, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 Phone: 609-562-4852
Comp: RC Phone: 609-562-4477 (5640, 5644 or 5642)
Seats: 36
NY
Ft. Drum Bldg P4300, Rms. 142, 143 & 144 Phone: 315-772-5361
Comp: AC Phone: 315-772-9475 (9798 or 9978) Phone: 315-772-4857
Seats: 48
Rochester Bldg, Rm. 132 Phone: 800-238-3138
Comp: RC Phone: 585-266-4152 ext 2303
Seats: 12
Ft. Totten Bldg 200, Rms. 2013/DLC-C, Phone: 718-352-5566
Comp: RC Rms. 2014/ DLC-B Rms. 2016/DLC-A
Seats: 36 Phone: 718-352-6723 (5347 or 2251)
DSN: 312-456-0723
OH
Cincinnati Kings Mills Bldg 100, Rms. 18 & 19 Phone: 513-683-7648
Comp: RC Phone: 513-683-4146 (0794) 7637 ext 400 or 402
Seats: 24
Columbus Bldg 165, Rms. 236, 237, 238 Phone: 614-692-2850
Comp: RC Phone: 614-693- 9561 (9514 or 9546)
Seats: 36
OK
Ft. Sill Bldg 730, Rms. 105, 106 & 107 Phone: 580-442-2573
Comp: AC Phone: 580-442-6895 (3566, 4156 or 5809)
Seats: 48 DSN: 639
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PA
Harrisburg Bldg 2997, Rms. DL-1 & 2 Phone: 717-234-5986
Comp: RC Phone: 717-234-5985 ext 8433
Seats: 24 Steve Lea ext 8414
Philadelphia - Willow Grove Bldg 5500 Cell: 610-969-8845
Comp: RC
Seats: 36
Coraopolis Rm. 219 DL-1 Phone: 412-604-8045
Comp: RC Phone: 412-604-8053
Seats: 12
PR
Ft. Buchanan Bldg 507, Rms. DL-1 & 2 Phone: 787-707-4174
Comp: RC Phone: 787-707-4330 (707-4332 or 707-4333)
Seats: 24
SC
Ft. Jackson Bldg 4600, Rms. DL1 - B200, Phone: 803-751-7209
Comp: AC DL2 - B208, DL3 - B308
Seats: 48 Phone: 803-751-3988 (4110 or 4163)
DSN: 734
N. Charleston Bldg 3270, Rms. 1 & 2 Phone: 843-743-0305
Comp: RC Phone: 843-743-0593 (0591) DSN 569
Seats: 24
TN
Millington Bldg 786, Rm. 103 Bldg 751, Rm. 135 Phone: 901-874-6066
Comp: RC Phone: 901-874-6047 or 874-6033
Seats: 24 DSN: 882
Nashville Bldg 160, Rms. DL-1 & 2 Phone: 615-354-6000
Comp: RC Phone: 615-352-1680 or (615) 352-1499 ext 8232
Seats: 24
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TX
Ft. Bliss Bldg 2C, Rm. 220 Bldg 2439, Rm. 102 Phone: 915-744-6873
Comp: AC Bldg 2473, Rm. 139
Seats: 48 Phone: 915-569-5370 (5368 or 5361)
DSN 979
Dallas Grand Prairie Bldg 310, Rms. 169, 225 & 226 Phone: 972-343-4179
Comp: RC Phone: 972-343-4094 (4118 or 4096)
Seats: 36
Ft. Hood Bldg 91042, Rms. DL-1, 2 ,3 Phone: 254-286-6243
Comp: AC Phone: 254-285-5705 DSN:663
Seats: 48 Phone: 254-618-8373 DSN:259
Sam Houston Bldg 2841, Rms. 0501, 1407, & 1406 Phone: 210-221-8367
Comp: AC Phone: 210-221-6400 (6468 or 6389)
Seats: 48 DSN: 471
Seagoville Bldg 1000, Rms. DL-1 & 2 Phone: 972-287-0955
Comp: RC Phone: 972-287-9111 (9112)
Seats: 24
UT
Salt Lake City Bldg 3, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 Phone: 801-712-3347
Comp: RC Phone: 801-364-9303
Seats: 12 ext. 253, 259, or 248
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VA
Ft. Belvoir Cell: 202-903-7788 Phone: 703-805-5239
Comp: AC
Seats: 32
Ft. Eustis Bldg 650, Rm. 14 Bldg 2730, Rm. I-1 Phone: 757-878-3761
Comp: AC Phone: 757-878-6934 (DL#1) Hunter Hall
Seats: 16
Richmond g 6700, DL1 & DL2 Phone: 804-743-5617
Bldg Phone: 804-271-5812
Comp: RC Phone: 804-743-5617
Seats: 24
WA
JBLM (Ft. Lewis) Bldg 3201, Rms. DL-1, 2,3, Phone: 253-967-2197
Comp: AC Bldg 6238, Rms. DL- 4,5,6
Seats: 100 DSN: 357; 347 & 782
Phone: 253-967-9771 (966-6098, 6096 or 6094)
Phone: 253-968-7938 (7797, 7753, 7664)
WI
Ft. McCoy Bldg 50, Rms. DL-1, 2 & 3 Phone: 608-388-8589
Comp: RC Phone: 608-388-2474 (3908 or 3801) DSN 280-8589
Seats: 36 DSN: 280
Milwaukee Bldg 318, Rms. DL-1 & 2 Bldg 317, Rm. DL-3 Phone: 414-535-5863
Comp: RC Phone: 414-535-4101 (4105 or 4103)
Seats: 36
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APPENDIX E – ABBREVIATIONS/ACRONYMS
(V) – Version DU – Display Unit

Admin – Administrative ELM – Electronic Maintenance Facility
Apps – Applications EP – Electronic Protection
BDA – Battle Damage Assessment EPLRS – Enhanced Position Location Reporting System
BFT – Blue Force Tracking FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions
BGN – BFT Global Network Operation Center FBCB2 – Force XXI Battle Command Brigade-and-Below
BRT – Brightness FIPR – Flash/Immediate/Priority/Routine Precedence
C2R – Command and Control Registry FOUO – For Official Use Only
C4ISR – Command, Control, Communication, FREQ – Frequency
Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and GB – Gigabyte
Reconnaissance GPS – Global Positioning System
CADRG – Compressed Arc Digital Raster Graphic HUB – Hold Up Battery
CB – Circuit Breaker IED – Improvised Explosive Device
CCI – Controlled Cryptographic Item INC – Internet Controller
CFF – Call for Fire IP – Internet Protocol
CIB – Controlled Image Base IPB – Intelligence Prep of the Battlefield
CIP – Control Indicator Panel ISUM – Interactive Software Users Manual
Comm – Communication ISUM – Interactive System User Manual
COMSEC – Communication Security JBC-P – Joint Battle Command-Platform
COTS – Commercial off the Shelf JCR – Joint Capabilities Release
CPG – Convoy Patrol Group
KEK – Key Encryption Key
DAGR – Defense Advanced GPS Receiver
KU – Keyboard Unit
DDS – Data Dissemination Service
LCD – Liquid Crystal Display
Digital SOP – Digital Standard Operating Procedure
LED – Light Emitting Diode
DTF – Digital Training Facility
LOS – Line of Sight
DTD – Data Transfer Device
DTED – Digital Terrain Elevation Data
DTG – Date/Time Group
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APPENDIX E – ABBREVIATIONS/ACRONYMS
LTI – Lower Tactical Internet ROC-V – Recognition of Combat Vehicles

MDL – Mission Data Loader RPF – Raster Product Format
MDS – Mission Data Set RS – Radio Sets
MEDEVAC – Medical Evacuation SA – Situational Awareness
MGRS – Military Grid Reference System SAASM – Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module
Misc – Miscellaneous SBU – Sensitive But Unclassified
MRT – Military Rugged Tablet SecureMDL – Secure Mission Data Loader
Msg – Message SITREP – Situation Report
MTC – Mission Training Complex SKL – Simple Key Loader
Nav – Navigation SMI – Soldier-Machine Interface
NiCad – Nickel Cadmium SOI – Signal Operating Instructions
OBST – Obstacle SQ ON – Squelch On
OPS – Operations SSD – Solid State Drive
OR – Operator Response STBY – Standby
OVLY – Overlay TEK – Traffic Encryption Key
PCB – Printed Circuit Board TIGR – Tactical Ground Reporting
PED – Platform Encryption Device TSG – Tactical Services Gateway
PFF – Personal File Folders TTP – Tactic, Technique or Procedure
PLI – Position Location Information USB – Universal Serial Bus
PMCS – Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services USMC – US Marine Corps
PSG – Platoon Sergeant UTO – Unit Task Organization
PU – Processor Unit VAA – Vehicle Amplified Adapter
PWR – Power VBIED – Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device
R/T – Receiver Transmitter VPF – Vector Product Format
RC – PM FBCB2 Readiness Center WGM – Wingman
RHDDC – Removable Hard Disk Drive Cartridge
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–Identify configurations of FBCB2-JCR………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8

–Description of BFT-2 Satellite Transceiver ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 18

–Description of Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR) ……………………………………………………………………….……………………… 22

•Description of Chat …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 28

•FBCB2-JCR SYSTEM SHUTDOWN

–KGV-72 PED LED Solid Red (BFT-2 only) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 90

•APPENDIX A – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) ………………………………………………………………………………………….……………… 94

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Satellite Platform Satellite Transceiver GPS

Terrestrial Configuration Platform Encryption Device Satellite Transceiver GPS

Satellite Platform Encryption Satellite Transceiver GPS

GV Platform Encryption Device PED

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Terrestrial Configurations Platform Encryption Device Satellite Transceiver GPS

AN/UYK-128(V)1 (with INC) N/A N/A DAGR

KEEP ALIVE ON 2ND

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Signal Local COMM GPS System Warnings

Nav... LOS Auto Create Overlay Message

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2S D 3 71 07382 Grid Location Own Vehicle

Apps.. Help View ISUM

G G G G G Send Details... Slant... Chat... View

0 0 0 0 Auto Center on own vehicle icon

Create uick Send Message

Create and Manage Messages 2S D 3 71 07382

1 RPV 10633 3 618

JCRV1-3DB - Mozilla Firefox 1. Select Start>Help>Main Help.

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PED Manager Advanced Tools

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1. The PU provides storage and data processing

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1. The DU is a ruggedi ed LCD display

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1. DU has a Control Indicator Panel (CIP)

ESCAPE CONTROL ESC

RIGHT TAB STOPS

TAB DOWN ONE SPACE

Control n icator Panel

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EPLRS communications are range limited limited by line of sight and by

1. Provides secure am resistant wireless digital

3. EPLRS systems are capable of using

KEEP ALIVE ON 2ND

COMSEC and frequency-hopping technology

to encrypt and decrypt the information sent and

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DESCRIPTION OF INTERNET CONTROLLER (INC)

1. The INC is a tactical router that provides the interface

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1. The purpose of the SKL is to supplement

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1. The DAGR has a keypad for control

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