Designed to set up mobile command and control posts of the Army, AD and AF units and formations.

The unified vehicle equipment is accommodated in a 1C container that can be mounted on series-produced platforms designed for container transportation. It can operate on the move and at halts.

Components:

- means of control automation:

- two to four automated workstations, including the network and communications manager’s workstation, built around secure PCs;

- a database and applications server;

- an A4-format LCN laser printer;

- a video projector;

- a video conferencing system;

Means of communications and data exchange include:

- a package of software/hardware for data exchange through wire and cable lines, including routers, Ethernet switchboards, an IP-telephone system, and cable and optical modems;

- a communications package, including three USW radio sets, a radio-relay station, an Inmarsat satellite communications terminal, Ethernet radio equipment, a telescopic mast and antenna feeder devices;

- a satellite navigation system;

- a power supply and life support system;

- system software.

The modular design makes it possible to change the number and composition of the vehicle subsystems, as well as incorporate requisite application software to meet the requirements of a specific command or control post.

The unified vehicle provides for:

- information input and display in the most suitable format for operators;

- vehicle positioning by the satellite navigation system;

- recording of transmitted and received information (including audio information) on PC hard disks;

- user identification;

- solution of applied problems (with application software);

- internal and external telephone communication among the vehicle’s automated workstations and with the automated workstations of similar vehicles;

- data exchange via the Ethernet LCN among the vehicle’s automated workstations and with the automated workstations of similar vehicles via optical Ethernet;

- exchange of mixed data traffic (data, audio and video information) through wire and optical fiber general-and special-purpose networks (FR, ISDN, ATM, E1, X.25);

- information exchange through simplex and duplex radio channels formed by SW and USW radios, Inmarsat terminals and Ethernet radio equipment;

- data encoding;

- centralized management of data exchange.

The life support system serves to maintain comfortable environment in the vehicle at an external temperature of -40 to +50°C in the rain, dust and heavy fume conditions.